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Reynolds
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Let’s consider a machine that uses two hydraulic circuits to perform its function. One circuit is open circuit and another one is closed circuit. If we consider using a common reservoir, what will be the most important points that we should consider?
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Bourdon
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What points do you consider when using the circuits you mention with separate tanks?

It would seem whatever that is would be satisfactory for a system using both type circuits on the same rerervoir.

You can see my take on Reservoirs in Chapter 6 of "Industrial Fluid Power Basics" at the "Ebook" Link on the home page of this Forum.


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