GATES BELTS, HOSES, AND APPLICATIONS
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Hose Cleanliness – Methods of measurement Part 1 - Gravimetric Measurement
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There are three principal methods to measure the contamination level in a component, circuit, or system. The methods are: Gravimetric...
Monday, December 5, 2016
Fluid Power - Learn the Terminology
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Burst Pressure - The pressure that causes rupture. Reference pressure intended for destructive testing purposes and design safety factors...
Fluid Power - Learn the Terminology
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Buffing: The partial removal of the hose cover in order to put on a coupling. A stone wheel is typically used to grind or buff the cover t...
Monday, November 7, 2016
Learn the Terminology
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Cut-Off Length: The length of that part of the coupling not directly in contact with or applied to the hose. Subtract the sum of the c...
Hose Cleanliness – Methods of measurement Part 2
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There are three principal methods to measure the contamination level in a component, circuit, or system: 1) Gravimetric Measurement...
Monday, October 24, 2016
Hose Cleanliness – affects Valves, Pumps, System cooling
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Valves: Microscopic contamination (similar to erosion) can mill away tolerances which are used for sealing purposes. On spring centering v...
Hose Cleanliness - Origin of Contamination
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Origins of contamination may be from system components, the hydraulic working fluid, the outside environment, or be generated by the sys...
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