Understanding a Basic Hydraulic System with Transparent Componenets

This video is about understanding a basic hydraulic system using transparent components. It is meant to show viewers the internal working and how oil flows through the system.
For more information on this and other fluid power topics please check out my book published by American Technical Publishers (ATP).
@KletteTech

[aqzae]

my left ear now understands a Basic Hydraulic System with Transparent Componenets

[tc]

These is an awesome way to visualize! Would love to see longer close ups of flowpaths and mechanical movements if you make additional videos in the future.

[ixphilteri]

You sir are a gentleman and a scholar!

[ashfactory]

pretty sick vid bro keep up the stellar work!! :)

[vessmachineen]

thats a good way to show how the system works. The hydraulic system is used in many fields of industry. we also use it for our concrete block machines.

[Thebassguru]

Keep these awesome videos up! It’s really helping me understand!

[FollowJesus-KING]

gotta wrok on that audio quality but thanks for the video. It's really cool to be able to see through the parts

[ANANDKUMAR-xlsj]

Sir, I need this training kit.
Where can I buy the transparent components shown in this video?

[anthonyellis]

Why do drawing of hydraulic systems show one hose as high pressure and the other as low pressure going to cylinder, when actually they which being high or low depending on rod position?

[Dr_Nitrus_Gin]

Hi, I'm a technical institute student at Hydraulic systems technology, how can I figure out the latest things in my field,

[kombatace]

I wish I could understand this, not the concept, I got that, but the measurements are alien to me...

[janjanboquia]

Iz it alright to have bubles in the line.? Becouse i can air bubles in your demo?

[stephinahmaenetja]

Hy, can you please teach me how you build the system, I am educator and I really need this for my students

[greenacresfarms]

Where can I buy the transparent components shown in this video?

[redsite]

Wouldn't that system heat up the pump and oil because it's being forced to bypass constantly if the operator isn't continuously switching directions? For example a log splitter, if you stop to load up a log, the machine would be running at peak pressure until you pull the lever

[dylantrashmint]

Finally, Time to make a suit of powered hydraulic combat armor.

[jimwhitaker]

KletteTech We had a new clay pigeon throwing machine installed. It is hydrolic actuated. I said that the fluid only flows when the machine cycles.
I got some pushback when a guy said "NO . . . when you turn the motor on the fluid flows". I argued "that's not how it works". I don't have a need to
be "right" but having some basic experience (VERY BASIC) I thought that there was a valve involved to allow the fluid to FLOW causing the motion.
I'm asking for some clarity here and please don't be too technical.

[andyedwards]

You need to watch the recording audio basics video

[brucedoyle]

Whats inside those tubes? like whats the Liquid?

[greg]

It's amazing how the question I have is never answered by anyone anywhere. The question I have been trying to answer all day is how does the gas engine power the hydraulic system. Virtually NOTHING on it. They all do what this video does right here--"I have it connected to my pump." Yeah? And?

I found one video that talked about a hydraulic flywheel that evened out the power coming from the engine. I'm kind of filling in a whole lot of blanks from there.