Hydraulic Cartridge Valve Technology, John J. Pippenger, P.E., C,F.P.E., 1990, Amalgam, Hardcover, 6 1/4 x 9 1/4 inches, 346 pages, $85.00 (plus $5.00 shipping).

    This is an exhaustive coverage of hydraulic cartridge valve technology, one of the most dynamic, cutting-edge advancements yet to appear on the fluid power technology scene. In very easy-to-read language utilizing minimum math, and supported by over 400 photos, illustrations and technical drawings, Hydraulic Cartridge Valve Technology contains everything you need to know about this rapidly growing technology.

    This book patiently and thoroughly describes the three basic types of cartridge valves used today: Insert, Screw-In and Slip-In. The advantages of each and the most effective way in which each can be used is covered.

    Those responsible for the design and purchase of economical, trouble-free and long-lasting machinery using hydraulic power transmission systems will find this volume a must reference for their library. This one-of-a-kind book is invaluable for the designer, the builder or the user and above all, the educational community which we entrust to teach our future fluid power professionals about the technology.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Communications
  3. Basic Operating Characteristics
  4. The Spool or Poppet Choice
  5. Screw-In Type Cartridge Valves
  6. Insert Type Cartridge Valves
  7. Slip-In Cartridges with Cap
  8. Cartridge Valves at Work in Mobile Hydraulic Systems
  9. Cartridge Valves at Work in the Manufacturing Sector
  10. Troubleshooting Machines with Cartridge Valve Circuits

                    Index

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