Six common faults in hydraulic transmission systems

1. The power mechanism of the hydraulic transmission system is not moving or unstable, which greatly affects the operation or normal operation of the machinery.

2. The insufficient or powerless force of the hydraulic transmission system results in the actuator being unable to withstand external loads and not moving.

3. The temperature of the hydraulic transmission system is too high, which can cause the oil to deteriorate or become thinner, thereby reducing the operating efficiency of the system. At the same time, it can also cause deformation or damage to components.

4. Hydraulic transmission system leakage fault, this fault will cause resource loss and waste, and also affect the normal operation of machinery. The higher the system temperature, the faster the oil leakage.

5. Hydraulic transmission system blockage can cause component damage or prevent the component from moving to the set position, resulting in system failure.

6. Hydraulic transmission system noise. Excessive hydraulic system noise can cause system vibration and reduce the stability of system operation.

The above are six common faults in hydraulic transmission systems. After using the hydraulic system for a period of time, it is necessary to maintain it in a timely manner, detect problems early, and solve them in a timely manner.