Here’s another Flint Hydraulics Tech Tip: Two cylinders each independently lifting equal weight loads will not develop identical pressures unless the cylinders’ piston areas are equal. For example, a 5-inch diameter cylinder raising a 50,000 pound load will develop 2,545.82 PSI, but a 2.5-inch bore diameter cylinder will have pressure of 10,187.44 PSI. Need help troubleshooting your hydraulic system? Call our team of certified fluid power specialists today at 901-794-4884 or email sales@laurenc60.sg-host.com.
Pressure inversely proportional to piston area
- By Damon Johnson
- February 1, 2016
- 10:06 am
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