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How To Cool A Hot Hydraulic System

Not an ideal pump mounting positionWhat are your options when faced with a hydraulic system that is overheating? Assuming the system’s cooling circuit is working as it should, i.e. no faults, then my standard answer, and the only correct one, is there are only two possible options:

  1. reduce heat load on the system; or
  2. increase heat dissipation from the system.

Anything you can do to … Read more

Posted on 16 September 2014 by Brendan Casey
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How To Connect An Air-Blast Heat Exchanger

cooler2When positioning an air blast heat exchanger, it should be situated so that it is at least half the fan diameter clear of any obstructions on both sides of the core. I recommend connecting the exchanger so that oil flows from bottom to top, or if the tanks are on the sides, from lower connection (inlet) to upper connection (outlet). … Read more

Posted on 9 September 2014 by Brendan Casey
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A Reminder From The Safety Department….

FirstAidCrossThis came to me recently from one of my Hydraulics Pro Club members:

“I had a little accident at work last week with hydraulic fluid. Yes I came off second best. And it was just after you sent that email about the operator’s hand (oil injection injury) from the blown hose – nasty!

There was a colleague working with me … Read more

Posted on 2 September 2014 by Brendan Casey
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