Warm-up circuit for hydraulic pilot control system

Motors: expansible chamber type – With motive fluid valve – Pilot valve

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13762563, F15B 13042, F15B 13043

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049727621

ABSTRACT:
A pilot control circuit including a pilot pressure pump and a float center connected directional control pilot valve is provided with a warm up circuit for warming up the hydraulic fluid in the pilot circuit. The warm up circuit includes a pair of branch conduits commonly connected to the high pressure side of the pilot pressure pump and respectively connected via flow restriction to the pilots of a primary directional control valve. Fluid can flow from the branch conduits through the pilots and then through the centered pilot valve to the low pressure side of the pilot pump, allowing a warm up circulation of fluid through the entire pilot circuit while its control valve remains centered.

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