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3.
Lines
5. Hydraulic motors
Figure 7
LINES
Hydraulic motor symbols  (Fig 7) are circles  with tri-
angles,  but opposite  of  a  hydraulic pump,  the  tri-
angle points  inward to  show the  oil flows  in to  the
motor.  One  triangle  is  used  for  a  non-reversible
motor  and two  triangles  are used  for  a  reversible
motor. An  arrow through a  motor shows that  it is a
variable speed motor.
Figure 4
A hydraulic  line,  tube, hose  or  any conductor  that
carries the liquid  between components is shown  as
a line. Some  lines have arrows to show  direction of
oil flow, and lines may  be shown as dashed lines to
show certain types of oil flow.
6. Check valves
Figure 8
A  check valve  (Fig  8) is  shown  as a  ball  in a    V
seat. When oil pressure  is applied to the left side of
the ball, the  ball is forced  into the V  and no oil can
flow. When  oil pressure  is applied to  the right  side
of the  ball, the ball  moves away from  the seat  and
oil can  flow past  it. A  by-pass check  is a  one way
valve with  a spring  on  the ball  end of  the symbol.
This shows  that pressurized oil must  overcome the
spring pressure before the ball will unseat.
Figure 5
There are lines that cross other  lines (Fig 5) but are
not connected, there are several ways to show lines
that  are  not connected.  Lines  that  are  connected
are shown with  a dot or  sometime just as two  lines
crossing. If  the schematic shows  a specific  symbol
to show  lines that are  not connected then  anything
else is connected.
7.
Relief valves
4.
Hydraulic pumps
Figure 9
A relief valve  (Fig 9) is shown as a  normally closed
valve with  one port  connected to  the pressure  line
and the  other line  connected  to the  reservoir. The
flow direction  arrow points away  from the  pressure
line and toward the  reservoir. When pressure in the
system overcomes  the valve spring, pressure  is di-
rected through the valve to  the reservoir.
Figure 6
There are many basic pump  designs. (Fig 6) A sim-
ple  fixed displacement  pump is  shown  as a  circle
with a triangle  that is pointing outward. The  triangle
points  in the  direction  that  the  oil will  flow.  If  the
pump is reversible  or is designed  to pump in either
direction, it will  have two triangles in it  and they will
point opposite  of each other  indicating that oil  may
flow in both directions.
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