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Purpose of a hydraulic check valve?
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Posted by JayWalt on February 03, 2007 at 07:01:07 from (70.226.20.153):
right now i have 2 valves on the 300u. The one set for single acting has nothing o it. The one set for double acting, has the safety regulator between it and the res. It also has a check valve bolted to the bottom of it. What exaclty does the check vavle do? Is it required on all of these valves setup for double acting? I hope to someday put double acting cylinder on the main lift arms, and am wondering if I will need a checkvavle. In the true sense of a check vavle, I dont see the purpoose, as fluid needs to flow both ways in a double acting setup.
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