Hydraulic Symbols; Description - Manitowoc Grove RT770E Service Maintenance Manual

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RT770E

HYDRAULIC SYMBOLS

The following pages show basic hydraulic symbols as use on
the schematics.

Description

Hydraulic Reservoir - Stores, cools, and
cleans machines hydraulic fluid supply.
Hydraulic Return Lines - Terminated at (1)
below fluid level (2) above fluid level.
Hydraulic Pump - (1) fixed displacement
(2) variable displacement.
Power Source - Powers hydraulic pump
(1) combustion engine, (2) electric motor.
Hydraulic Motors - (1) unidirectional,
(2) bidirectional.
Pump Disconnect - Disconnects pump
from power source.
Continuous Line - Supply or return lines.
Connecting Lines - Branch lines
connected to main line.
Dashed Line - Pilot pressure.
Dotted Line - Case drain or load sense.
Chain Line - Enclosure of two or more
functions contained in one unit.
Pressure Transducer - Hydraulic/
electrical located in lift cylinder circuit for
cranes RCL circuit.
GROVE
Symbol
Filter - Removes contamination from
hydraulic fluid.
1
2
Filter with Bypass Valve - Bypass valve
allows hydraulic fluid to bypass the filter if
the filter becomes clogged.
1
Accumulator - Used to either develop flow
2
or absorb shock.
Check Valve - Creates back pressure.
1
Orifice - In-line fixed restriction.
2
Adjustable Orifice - In-line restriction used
for control device.
1
Hydraulic Oil Cooler - Cools hydraulic
fluid.
2
Temperature Switch - Regulates the
hydraulic fluid temperature.
Hydraulic Pressure Switch - Senses
hydraulic pressure to energize electrical
components.
Flow Switch - Illuminates indicator light to
indicate a fault.
Relief Valve - Protects system from being
over pressurized.
Pressure Reducing Valve - Regulates
maximum pressure.
Shuttle Valve - Used to direct maximum
pressure to components.
Published 11/26/2014, Control # 447-05
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Description
Symbol
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