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Hydrostatic transmission circuits

Author: Louis MARTIN

Publication date: January 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    1. Component symbolization

    National and international standards define the symbols to be used to represent the various components of hydraulic circuits.

    The reference documents are AFNOR standards NF ISO 1219-1 and NF ISO 1219-2.

    The rules for tracing circuits are set out in standard NF ISO 1219-2, an extract of which is shown in figure 1 .

    To simplify understanding of the diagrams used in the following paragraphs, we have drawn up a table of symbols taken from standard NF ISO 1219-1 (table 1 ). Some other symbols are described in more detail in

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