Hydraulic tubes are pipes used to transport liquids or convert liquids into mechanical energy. The main principle is to use the density, incompressibility and fluidity of the liquid to transfer force to the mechanical device to achieve the movement of the object. During use, improper use often causes irreparable losses, so what are the taboos in the use of hydraulic tubes? Hydraulic tubes cannot be over-compressed, stretched, bent, or exposed to excessively high temperatures, which will damage them and affect the normal operation of the hydraulic system.

Hydraulic tubes carry the important task of transmitting pressure and fluid in hydraulic systems. In order to ensure their normal operation and extend their service life, we must pay special attention to avoid excessive damage to hydraulic tubes. Here are some key precautions for use:

1. Avoid excessive compression and stretching

Hydraulic tubes should be protected from excessive compression and stretching during installation and use. Excessive compression may cause deformation or even rupture of the pipe wall, while stretching may cause leakage at the pipe joints. To prevent these situations from happening, ensure that there is enough space when the pipe is installed to avoid unnecessary pressure on the pipe during maintenance or operation.

2. Prevent excessive bending

The bending radius of the hydraulic tube should meet the manufacturer's recommended value to avoid damage caused by excessive bending. Excessive bending may cause obstruction of fluid flow inside the pipe or even cause pipe rupture. Therefore, when installing and arranging hydraulic tubes, special attention should be paid to maintaining a reasonable bending radius.

3. Control temperature

Excessive temperature will damage the hydraulic tube and reduce its service life. Therefore, hydraulic tubes should be avoided from being exposed to high temperature environments as much as possible. If the hydraulic system needs to operate in a high temperature environment, high temperature resistant hydraulic tubes should be selected, and the pipe condition should be checked regularly to ensure stable performance.

Summary

In order to ensure the normal operation of the hydraulic system and extend the service life of the hydraulic tube, we must strictly abide by the above precautions. By avoiding excessive compression, stretching, bending, and controlling temperature, we can ensure that the hydraulic tube operates in the best condition, thereby improving the stability and efficiency of the entire hydraulic system. At the same time, regular inspection and maintenance are equally important to detect and solve problems in a timely manner and prevent potential safety hazards.