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Table of Contents
Boom Handvalves Outrigger Handvalves
36 Hydrel ........................................................................................4 Outrigger Valve 45/47 ..................................................................68
Monson Tison Electric/Air/Oil - Black and White .........................6 Outrigger Handvalve 52/55 ...........................................................70
Monson Tison Electric/Oil/Oil - Black and White .........................8 Outrigger Handvalve 58/61 Passenger Side .................................72
36 Rexroth - Proportional .............................................................10 Outrigger Handvalve 58/61 Driver Side .......................................74
SP Series directional valves ............................................. 12 Outrigger Handvalve .....................................................................76
Adjustable Ofifice ................................................................ 13 Outrigger Handvalve .....................................................................78
Flow Limiter ........................................................................ 13
42 - Rexroth - Proportional ...........................................................14
42 - Rexroth - Hand valve Shuttles ...................................... 16
E-Stop Manifolds
Preload block for Rexroth Hand valve ................................. 17 E-Stop Manifold ............................................................................80
45/47 Proportional ........................................................................18 E-Stop Manifold ............................................................................82
45/47 Proportional ........................................................................20 E-Stop Manifold ............................................................................84
52/55 Proportional - Main Valve ..................................................22 E-Stop Manifold ............................................................................86
52/55 Proportional - Pilot Valve ...................................................22 E-Stop Manifold ............................................................................88
Hawe Handvlave ...........................................................................24 2023-4 Hydraulic Pumps ..............................................................90
Hawe Handvlave ...........................................................................26 2023-5 Hydraulic Pumps ..............................................................92
Apitech Hand valve .......................................................................28 2525-6 Hydraulic Pumps ..............................................................94
Apitech Hand valve - Fixed Displacement ...................................30
Apitech Cut-Away ............................................................... 32

Boom Holding Valves


Load Holding Valve/Brake Valve ....................................... 37
BRAKE VALVES ............................................................... 38

Slewing Brake Valves


Slew Brake Valve (Proportional Units) ........................................42
Slew Brake Valve (Black & White Units) ....................................44

Boom Regulator

Counter Balance Valve

Control Blocks
Hi-Flow S1/S2 Control Valve .......................................................48
Single Circuit ................................................................................50

S3/Accumulator Valve
Accumulator Valve - Machined block ..........................................52
Accumulator Valve - Cast block ...................................................54

Stroke Limiters
Stroke Limiter ...............................................................................56
Stroke Limiter ...............................................................................58
Stroke Limiter (German) ...............................................................60
Stroke Limiter with Dampner(German) ........................................62
Stroke Limiter ...............................................................................64
E-Stroke Limiter ...........................................................................66

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1 4 6

3
7

* Locations dependent of model

1 Boom Handvalves 5 Control Blocks

2 Boom Holding Valves 6 Stroke Limiters


T

P
T
MG
P
G
MY Y

3 Brake Valves 7 Outrigger Handvalves

(Boom Brake Valve) (Brake Valve Slewing)

4 Boom Regulator 8 E-Stops

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Boom Handvalves
Table 1: 36 Hydrel

Item# Part How it Functions


Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to extend or retract
1 Directional Spool
the boom cylinder
Electric/Oil Directional Control Electric solenoid controls the direction of the pilot oil, which con-
2
Solenoid trols the direction of the main spool (Item#1)

Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool


3 Handle
(Item#1)

Limits the flow of oil returning from the piston side of boom cyl-
4 Throttle Check Valve inder #3 when the boom cylinder is retracting. Allows free flow of
oil when extending boom#3 cylinder

5 Orifice Restricted flow in both directions to the boom cylinder


Limits maximum pressure in right hand bank - As pressure
6 Main Relief - Right Hand Bank reaches 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Limits maximum pressure in left hand bank - As pressure reaches


7 Main Relief - Left Hand Bank 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Limits the flow of oil returning from the piston side of boom cyl-
8 Throttle Check Valve inder #1 when the boom cylinder is retracting. Allows free flow of
oil when extending the rod side of boom#1

Limits pressure on the rod side of boom cylinder #1, the purpose
9 #1 Down Side Relief Valve
of which is to protect the boom cradle from excessive pressure.

Limits the flow of oil returning from the piston side of boom cyl-
10 Throttle Check Valve inder #2 when the boom cylinder is retracting. Allows free flow of
oil when extending the rod side of boom#2

Restricts the flow of oil when the hydraulic cylinder is either


11 Orifice
extending or retracting

Restricts the flow of oil when the hydraulic cylinder is either


12 Orifice
extending or retracting

Pretension check valve that generates back pressure which is used


13 Adjustable Check Valve (Right)
for pilot oil.

Pretension check valve that generates back pressure which is used


14 Adjustable Check Valve (Left)
for pilot oil.

Limits the flow of oil returning from the piston side of boom #4
15 Throttle Check Valve when the boom cylinder is retracting. Allows free flow of oil
when extending the rod side of boom#4

Restricts the flow of oil when the hydraulic cylinder is either


16 Orifice
extending or retracting

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15
80 bar

13 9 10 4 1.3 5 0.9

12 14
11 16
1.8 1.3 1.7 3
8
2
1
280 bar
280 bar
6

13 14

7
6

15

11 8 16
1

10 4
12
5

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Table 2: Monson Tison Electric/Air/Oil - Black and White

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Manual override which controls the position of the directional


spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
1 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


2 Main Relief Valve 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

3 Check Valve in pressure passage Restricts any back flow in the pressure passage.

Electric solenoid controls the direction of the pilot air, which in


4 Electric/Air/Oil Solenoid
turn controls the direction of the main spool.

Restricts the speed of the boom cylinder by restricting the flow of


5 Orifice hydraulic oil. This allows the boom to move at specified speeds,
set by the factory.

Restricts the speed of the boom cylinder by restricting the flow of


6 Orifice hydraulic oil. This allows the boom to move at specified speeds,
set by the factory.

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6 5
0.8 1.1 1.1 1.5 1.2 1.2

A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1

4
B

3
P T

A
290
bar

2 1

T T

5
6

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Table 3: Monson Tison Electric/Oil/Oil - Black and White

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Manual override which controls the position of the directional


spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
1 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


2 Main Relief Valve 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

3 Check Valve in pressure passage Restricts any back flow in the pressure passage.

Electric solenoid controls the direction of the pilot oil, which in


4 Electric/Oil/Oil Solenoid
turn controls the direction of the main spool.

Restricts the speed of the boom cylinder by restricting the flow of


5 Orifice hydraulic oil. This allows the boom to move at specified speeds,
set by the factory.

Restricts the speed of the boom cylinder by restricting the flow of


6 Orifice hydraulic oil. This allows the boom to move at specified speeds,
set by the factory.

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35 bar 6
5
1.3 1.0 1.7 1.3 1.3 1.3
A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1

4
B
A 3
T
P

280 2 1
bar

T T
5-7
bar

5
6

3
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Table 4: 36 Rexroth - Proportional

Item# Part How it Functions


The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
1 Shuttle Valve working pressure signal to the load sensing port of the boom reg-
ulator.

Manual override which controls the position of the directional


spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
2 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


3 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

4 Proportional Solenoid Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the main spool.
5 Proportional Solenoid Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the main spool.

6 Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 25 bar.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


7 Main Relief Valve 350 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

8 Pretension Secondary Relief Valve Limits the maximum pressure in pretension circuit to 40 bar.

9 Control Block Housing Valve Section Enclosure that houses the hand valve spools and cartridges

Enclosure that houses the cartridges and filter for the pilot oil sys-
10 Inlet Block Section tem (pretension oil), load sense output, main relief and gauge
ports.

11 Control Block Housing Valve Section Enclosure that houses the hand valve spools and cartridges

Adjustable orifice that limits the amount of oil flow to a particular


12 Flow Limiter
function

Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
13 Filter (Pretension)
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

Reduces the flow of oil going into the pretension filter. Protects
14 Orifice
the pretension filter from pressure spikes.

15 Mechanical Stop Limits maximum spool movement, limiting the amount of flow

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B4 P M P1 A5 A7 B7

15
3

160-200 12
1
13
2 2
14

6 25
bar

340
bar

15
8
4 7 4
5 40 5
bar

Y PV T
9 10 11

12

7
6
13
14 4

11
3
15
1

2
8

5
10
4

15
5

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SP Series directional valves A throttle installed in the place of the load-holding


SP Series directional valves are 4-way valves. valve allows the maximum flow across the spool to be
matched to particular requirements. If a cylinder
As opposed to the normal 4-way valves, these valves requires varying flows, a mechanical stroke limiter is
have drillings for load pressure sensing, which are fitted, In the same way as for SM Series valves, the
connected to each other via shuttle valves. This means spool is matched to the spool boring in the valve body.
that the highest load pressure is passed through the
chain of shuttle valves to the sensing system of the
pump.

As opposed to the previous solution (with pilot oil


B A Load Sensing Port carrying plate), the new series has an internal pilot
oil supply by means of drillings in the valve body.

Pilot Oil
Xe
Leak Oil
Xa
Xe The leak oil of the pilot system is drained internally
passing directly via the return line.

B
A

P Xa T S0110.eps

S0112.eps

As opposed to the previous solution (with pilot oil The leak oil of the pilot system is drained internally
carrying plate), the new series has an internal pilot passing directly via the return line.
oil supply by means of drillings in the valve body.

Pilot Oil
Leak Oil

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Adjustable Ofifice
Mounted between the A& B port on the backside of the
handvalve. Used on all four boom sections, throttle and
outrigger functions.

Maximum Flow 70 Liters

S01

Flow Limiter
5 liter used on slewing function P/N 10062506 20 liter
used on water pump function P/N 10058993 mounted
between the A & B port on the back side of the
handvalve. If both of your flow limiters are the tall
version you can tell them apart by looking at the orifice
drilled in the poppet end of the cartridge.

Orifice in 5 liter = 1.4mm (0.055 inch)


Orifice in 20 liter = 3.3mm (0.130 inch)

Orifice in 5 liter = 1.4mm (0.055 inch)


Orifice in 20 liter = 3.3mm (0.130 inch)

Orifice

5 Liter S0113b.eps 5 Liter or 20 Liter

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Table 5: 42 - Rexroth - Proportional

Item# Part How it Functions


Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches
1 Main Relief Valve over 330 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
2 Pretension Filter
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

Reduces the flow of oil going into the pretension filter. Protects
3 Orifice
the pretension filter from pressure spikes.

Limits the amount of pressure allowed when boom # 1 is


retracted to 80 bar. Limiting the amount of pressure prevents the
4 #1 Down Side Relief Valve
boom cradle from being damaged, while the boom is in the
stowed position

5 Pretension Relief Limits the maximum pressure in pretension circuit to 34 bar.

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


6 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

Manual override which controls the position of the directional


spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
7 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

8 Mechanical Stop Limits maximum spool movement, limiting the amount of flow

Proportional - Electric/Oil/Oil Sole-


9 Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the main spool.
noid

Enclosure that houses the cartridges and filter for the pilot oil sys-
10 Control Block Housing
tem (pretension oil)

11 Control Block Housing Valve Section Enclosure that houses the hand valve spools and cartridges

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
12 Shuttle Valve working pressure signal to the load sensing port of the boom reg-
ulator.

Adjustable orifice that limits the amount of oil flow to a particular


13 Flow Limiter
function

14 Pretension Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 25 bar.

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#1 dn 4
relief
80 bar
Control block relief A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B
P

X 1 12
13
330
bar
7
PV 2 6
25
3 bar
8
34
bar
14
9 9
5
T

10 11

13

12

11

3 1
2
5 7

14
10
8
9

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42 - Rexroth - Hand valve Shuttles

Old Style New Style


Pin Type Shuttle Ball & Seat Shuttle

A B A B A B

T P T P T P
Hand valve with shuttle and Hand valve with shuttle and flow Hand valve with shuttle and
section compensator. Used on limiter: (5 or 20 liter). Used on the adjustable orifice. Used on the
42m proportional units. water pump and slewing functions boom functions of the 42m B & W
for the 42m B & W unit.

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Preload block for Rexroth Hand valve

Pv P T Pv (X)

Orifice Filter

O-ring
O-ring
Pv (X)

Pv

34 bar

T
25 bar 160 m
P
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Table 6: 45/47 Proportional

Item# Part How it Functions


Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches
1 Main Relief Valve 350 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Limits the amount of pressure allowed when boom # 1 is


retracted to 80 bar. Limiting the amount of pressure prevents the
2 Piston Downside Relief Valve
boom cradle from being damaged, while the boom is in the
stowed position

3 Pretension Relief Limits the maximum pressure in pretension circuit to 40 bar.

4 Electric/Oil Proportional Solenoid Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the main spool.
Limits the amount of travel on the main spool, which in turn
5 Mechanical Stop
reduces the amount of flow.

6 Mechanical Stop Limits maximum spool movement, limiting the amount of flow

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


7 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

8 Pretension Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 35 bar.

Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
9 Pretension Filter
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

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A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1
P
P
X
Y
Ls

9 5 Ls
160 - 200

8 7
2 1
35

230 bar
bar

350
bar

40
bar

3 6

4 T

X Y b4 a4 b3 a3 b2 a2 b1 a1
D-G 1-b4

D-G 3-a4

C-G 2-b3

C-G 4-a3

B-G 3-b2

B-G 1-a2

A-G 2-b1

A-G 4-a1
pretension only 8
3
33-35 bar
9
4

7
4 Up

3 Up

2 Up

1Down

6
4 Down

3 Down
1
HV06.eps
2 Down 2
5

1Up

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Table 7: 45/47 Proportional

Item# Part How it Functions


1 Inlet Segment Enclosure that houses the load sennse check valve

2 Load Sense Check Valve

Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
3 Pretension Filter
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

4 Work Segment Enclosure that houses the Pretension Filter

6 Mechanical Stop Limits maximum spool movement, limiting the amount of flow

Electric solenoid controls the direction of the pilot oil, which in


7 Electric/Oil/Oil Solenoid
turn controls the direction of the main spool.
Manual override which controls the position of the directional
spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
8 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

Limits the maximum amount of pressure in the water pump to


9 Relief Valve 190 bar. As the pressure increases to190 bar, the relief opens and
allows oil to return to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


10 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
11 Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port.

12

13 End Plate Caps off the valves body sections

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A B b a A B A B

6
9 7

3
200
bar

2
11 10 11 10 11 30 l
max.
8 LS
5

T PST P
13 12 4 1

8
1

5
4
2

12

10 3
9

11

10

11

11 7

13

7
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Table 8: 52/55 Proportional - Main Valve

Item# Part How it Functions


Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As the pressure
1 Main Relief Valve increases to 350 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to
escape to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
2 Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port.

Adjustable orifice that limits the amount of oil flow to a particular


3 Flow Limiter
function

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


4 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

Limits the maximum amount of pressure in the slew function to


5 Slewing Relief Valve 190 bar. As the pressure increases to190 bar, the relief opens and
allows oil to return to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Limits the amount of travel on the main spool, which in turn


6 Mechanical Stop
reduces the amount of flow.

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to extend or retract


7 Spool
the boom cylinder

Limits the flow of oil returning from the rod side of boom cylin-
8 Throttle Check Valve der #1 when the boom cylinder is retracting. Allows free flow of
oil when extending the rod side of boom#1

Table 9: 52/55 Proportional - Pilot Valve

Item# Part How it Functions


Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
1 Pretension Filter
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

2 Pretension Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 30 bar.

3 Pretension Relief Limits the maximum pressure in pretension oil to 40 bar.

Electrical/Oil/Oil - Proportional
4 Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the main spool.
Solenoid

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
5 Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port of the boom regulator.

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adjusted
to 20 bar
dynamic
pressure 8
a1 A1 B1 a2 A2 B2 a3 A3 B3 a4 A4 B4 a5 A5 B5 a6 A6 B6
T T

5 6
5

190 190
3 bar bar 7 3 7

350 bar
4 4 2
1
10146290 10146289
X (LS) X (LS)
P P
b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6

3
6 8

7
2
5
Shuttle valves access 1
thru hole in the bottom
under the mounting plate

4 4

Pst
Pst
3
4 4
L
2
50
bar

30 5 5
bar
1
P L(T) b1 b1 a1 a1 b2 b2 a2 a2 b3 b3 a3 a3 b4 b4 a4 a4 b5 b5 a5 a5 b6 b6 a6 a6

2
1

5 5

4 4

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Table 10: Hawe Handvlave

Item# Part How it Functions


Manual override which controls the position of the directional
spool. The spool is spring centered, so if force is not applied to
1 Handle
the handle, the spool along with the handle will return to the neu-
tral position.

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to either the water
2 Directional Spool
pump or high pressure water pump.

High Pressure Water Pump Relief Limits the amount of pressure allowed when the high pressure
3
Valve water pump is activated to 280 bar.

Limits the amount of pressure allowed when the water pump is


4 Water Pump Relief Valve
activated to 180 bar

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


5 Pressure Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
6 Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port.

Electrical/Oil/Oil - Proportional
7 Proportionally directs pilot oil to move the directional spool.
Solenoid w/quarter turn type plug

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As the pressure


increases to 360 bar, the relief valve will open, dropping pressure
8 Main Relief Valve
on the spring side of the inlet compensator. The inlet compensator
will open allowing a larger volume oil to escape to tank.

9 Pretension Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 20 bar.

Used in conjugations with the main relief cartridge. When pres-


sure reaches 360 bar the main relief valve will open. This will
10 Inlet Compensator lower the pressure on the spring side of the inlet compensator.
Higher pressure oil will push the inlet compensator open allowing
oil to escape to tank.

Filters the pretension oil passing through the hand valve. Used to
11 Pretension Filter
protect the pilot oil system from debris in the system.

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to either enable the
12 Directional Spool
boom or outrigger functions.

13 Boom Slewing Relief Valves Reduces boom slewing pressure to a maximum of 300 bar.

Block containing a P (Inflow) and R (Return) port as well as


14 Sub-Plate
an additional control and measurement ports LS, Z and M.

15 Control Block Housing Valve Section Enclosure that houses the hand valve spools and cartridges

Pretension check valve that generates back pressure which is used


16 Check Valve
for pilot oil.

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14
13
A B A B A B A B A B B A B A B Z R M LS T P

300 bar

16 13 300 bar

R1

6 6
5
7 7
a a a a a a a
10
360 bar
o o o o o o o

A
A 2 11
b b b b b 12 b 280 bar b 20
B 15 8 bar

230 bar 180 bar B

17 18 4
1 3 9

8
7
9

"Z"
"T" (Pretension)
10
(Tank)

11
2

"P"
(Pressure)
7
6
12 5

3
15
6
4

18
14
17

13

16

13
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Table 11: Hawe Handvlave

Item# Part How it Functions


17 Blank Cartridge

Limits the amount of pressure allowed when boom #1 is activated


18 Boom #1 Relief Valve
to 230 bar.

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14
13
A B A B A B A B A B B A B A B Z R M LS T P

300 bar

16 13 300 bar

R1

6 6
5
7 7
a a a a a a a
10
360 bar
o o o o o o o

A
A 2 11
b b b b b 12 b 280 bar b 20
B 15 8 bar

230 bar 180 bar B

17 18 4
1 3 9

8
7
9

"Z"
"T" (Pretension)
10
(Tank)

11
2

"P"
(Pressure)
7
6
12 5

3
15
6
4

18
14
17

13

16

13
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Table 12: Apitech Hand valve

Item# Part How it Functions


Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool
1 Handle
(Item#2)

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to extend or retract


2 Main Spool
the boom cylinder

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
3 Load Sense Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port of the boom regulator.

4 Pulsar Valve Uses pulse width modulated signal to pulse valve open and close.

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


5 Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

6 Pretension Relief Limits the maximum pressure in pretension oil to 30 bar.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


7 Main Relief Valve 350 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained

8 Pretension (Pressure Reducing Valve) Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 15 bar.

9 End Plate Caps off the valves body sections

10 Work Segment Enclosure that houses the spool and compensator.

Enclosure which houses the main relief valve along with the pre-
11 Inlet Segment
tension relief valves and filter.

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C1 C2 C1 C2 PP
G1/2 G1/2

1
30 8
bar 15
2 bar

7 12
4
5 P2
350
bar
3
P

T
LS
9 10 11

Torque to:
10-30 ft. lbs.
Mechanical Stop

1 3 6
Non-Adjustable

4
10
Not Used for ITE
CH
AP
Adjustment 12

Torque to: 10-30 ft. lbs. 11


Mechanical Stop 7
Non-Adjustable
8

Torque to: 15-20 ft. lbs. HV02.eps

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Table 13: Apitech Hand valve - Fixed Displacement

Item# Part How it Functions


Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool
1 Handle
(Item#2)

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to extend or retract


2 Main Spool
the boom cylinder

The shuttle valve system uses passage ways to deliver the highest
3 Load Sense Shuttle Valve
pressure signal to the load sensing port of the boom regulator.

4 Pulsar Valve Uses pulse width modulated signal to pulse valve open and close.

Maintains constant flow for an individual function. Even when


5 Compensator the pressure changes from a variation in load of the activated
function or from multiple functions being activated.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


7 Main Relief Valve 300 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be directed to
tank until the proper pressure is maintained

8 Pretension (Pressure Reducing Valve) Reduces pilot pressure to a maximum of 15 bar.

9 End Plate Caps off the valves body sections

10 Work Segment Enclosure that houses the spool and compensator.

11 Work Segment Enclosure that houses the spool and compensator.

Enclosure which houses the main relief valve along with the pre-
12 Inlet Segment
tension relief valves and filter.

13 Filter

14

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C2 C1 C2 C1 MPS
G1/2 G1/2
15 8 13
4 bar
1 1

2 2 6 0.76
mm

14 7

0.2 mm
4 4
5 300
bar
0.61
3 mm
P

T
LS
9 10 11 12

4
9

Torque to:
10-30 ft. lbs.
2 Mechanical Stop

1
5
10

3
4

1
6
CH
ITE
AP

11
Not Used for 13
Adjustment

Torque to: 10-30 ft. lbs. 12 14


Mechanical Stop

7 HV09.eps
Torque to: 15-20 ft. lbs.

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Apitech Cut-Away

LOAD B
LOAD A
TANK TANK
PULSARS PULSARS

MAXIMUM
MAXIMUM SET SCREW
SET SCREW

PRETENSION
COMPENSATOR

SYSTEM PRESSURE

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Boom Holding Valves If oil flowing out uniformly from the leakage oil
connection, this indicates that the auxiliary safety valve
Schwing uses a specially-designed hydraulically is not properly sealing. If this holding valve is on boom
unlockable check valve on all hydraulic cylinders section 1 cylinder, holding valve replacement is
which operate placing boom sections. These valves necessary.
seal the hydraulic cylinder to prevent it from creeping
This auxiliary safety valve protects the cylinder and the
or moving until pressure is applied to it. If too much
boom from excess pressure; therefore, this valve must
weight is applied to a boom section, it also acts as a
not be set at random. Precision setting for a specific
structural safety valve and relieves that excess pressure
placing boom model is necessary.
at a controlled rate. A holding valve is installed at both
ends of the hydraulic cylinder to prevent movement If hydraulic oil is flowing out uniformly from the
and limit pressure in either direction. working line, this indicates that the check valve is not
sealing properly, or debris in the oil has caused the
If you should have a problem with a boom section
unlocking system to hang up and not allow the check
creeping, position the boom in an area which still
valve ball to seat. If there are any questions concerning
produces pressure in the corresponding cylinder but
holding valves or other areas of your Schwing
leaves the holding valve in an accessible area. Loosen
equipment that you need answered, contact your local
the fitting of the pressure connection of the working
Schwing dealer or Schwing America, Inc. for more
line and the leakage oil connection. With the hydraulic
information.
pump not turning, you will be able to see which portion
of the valve is leaking.

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This style valve is used on 32 meter and 42 meter black and white untis on each boom cylinder.
It is also used on 42 meter proportional units for the first boom section only. it is either fully open
or fully closed.

B
Y
X
A Y

PROPORTIONAL HOLDING VALVE

P2 P2
X X

P1 P1
X
X

P1

P1
P2 P2

(SERIES 1) Valve at normal position, and/or holding a load. (SERIES 2) Valve in freeflow position, (P1 to P2).

P2
X

P1
X

P1
P2
S0118.eps
(SERIES 3) Valve in unlocking position, and metering a load.

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KVM 52 HOLDING VALVE


UNLOCKABLE CHECK CARTRIDGE (RATIO = 8.8 to 1)
Part #995 050 004 282

Y(T)

A1
M A

A1 A
Y(T)

X
X

KVM 52 HOLDING VALVE RELIEF CARTRIDGE

Y(T)
X

M
Y(T)

A1 A A
M

X
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A1 A A1

A
X Y

KVM 52 HOLDING VALVE CARTRIDGE (SERIES #1)

A A1
A1

X Y
A

KVM 52 HOLDING VALVE CARTRIDGE (SERIES #2)

A1
A A1

A X Y

KVM 52 HOLDING VALVE CARTRIDGE (SERIES #3)


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Load Holding Valve/Brake Valve

A2 B2 1

3 5

A2
B2
EA EB
8 6 7 9
2 4

A1 T B1

6
7

8
9

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BRAKE VALVES
Sauer Brake Valve

Jam Nut

The "Z" screw adjusts how quickly


the boom STARTS moving when the
handvalve is activated.
B
R Z

Z The large screw


adjustment found under
this cap controls how
smoothly the boom
comes down. Adjust
clockwise if the boom
X A Y R comes down in jerks,
and counter-clockwise if
the boom is smooth but
The "R" screw adjusts how quickly very slow.
the boom STOPS moving once the
hand valve is released.

#1 Boom Raising
B
R Z

R
X A
T X A B T

#2 Boom Lowering
B
R Z

R
X A
T X A B T

#3 Return to
Neutral B
R Z

R
X A
T X A B T S0122.eps

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Beringer Brake Valve

B
1
2
3
3

F
/D

F
1 2

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Slewing Brake Valves Flow When Lowering:


When the driven unit is supplied with fluid, the pilot
Boom Slewing Brake Valve - Rexroth Spec Sheet pressure acts on the spool area (6) through port A.
Model MHB 10 is a load lowering valve which When the pressure exceeds the opening force required
prevents a negative load from causing hydraulic motor by the spring, the load lowering spool (2) opens and
or cylinder run away, and allows hydraulically connects ports B2 to B1.
controlled, cavitation-free lowering operation. The valve opening is proportional to the opening
Basically they consist of a housing (1), load lowering pressure. When the pressure in the pilot line drops, the
spool (2), check valve (3), secondary relief valve (4) load lowering spool (2) is moved into a new position by
and spring (5). the spring. Thus, due to the force balance, an automatic
load lowering operation is achieved.
Any pressure spikes caused when the load is stopped
Free Reverse Flow:
are captured by the pressure relief valve (4).
Fluid may flow port B1 via the check valve (3) to port
Leak free closure:
B2 or to the driven unit.
When the pilot signal is removed and the check valve
closes: port B2 is sealed off from port B1

4
1 M

3
B2

A B1
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KVM 42 Slewing Brake Valve - Model 1E80

1.5 (38)
HEX.

3
PILOT
PORT
2
VALVE
PORT

1
CYLINDER
PORT

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Table 14: Slew Brake Valve (Proportional Units)

Item# Part How it Functions


1 Valve Body Enclosure for the slewing brake cartridges and shuttle valve.

Allows free flow of hydraulic oil into the slewing brake when a
2 Throttle Check Valve slewing function is activated. Restricts the amount of flow return-
ing from the slewing brake.

Controls the slewing movement and prevents the slewing hydrau-


lic motor from running faster than the pump. This cartridge also
3 Slewing Brake Valve
has over pressure protection and helps hold the boom in position
along with the clutch disc brake

4 Blank Cartridge Used to seal off unused ports and passages in the valve body
The shuttle valve allows the highest pressure signal from either
5 Shuttle Valve
the A or B port to pass through the valve

When a slewing function is activated, pilot oil is sent to the right


6 Reversing Valve side of the reversing valve causing it to move over and suppling
pressure to release the slew brake.

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A1 X B1
0 - 16
! ! bar

200 bar 200 bar

$ 14 bar


A # B

$
"

# !
"
!

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Table 15: Slew Brake Valve (Black & White Units)

Item# Part How it Functions


1 Valve Body Enclosure for the slewing brake cartridges and shuttle valve.

Allows free flow of hydraulic oil into the slewing brake when a
2 Throttle Check Valve slewing function is activated. Restricts the amount of flow return-
ing from the slewing brake.

Controls the slewing movement and prevents the slewing hydrau-


lic motor from running faster than the pump. This cartridge also
3 Slewing Brake Valve
has over pressure protection and helps hold the boom in position
along with the clutch disc brake

4 Throttle Check Valves Used to control boom slewing times


The shuttle valve allows the highest pressure signal from either
5 Shuttle Valve
the A or B port to pass through the valve

When a slewing function is activated, pilot oil is sent to the right


6 Reversing Valve side of the reversing valve causing it to move over and suppling
pressure to release the slew brake.

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A1 X B1
0 - 16
! ! bar

200 bar 200 bar

$ 14 bar


T
" # "
A B

$ "

# !
"
!

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Boom Regulator
P regulator

X
20
bar P

290
bar

P
P
A T

(Series A) - NEUTRAL, Machine (Series B) - All functions in NEUTRAL, but


shut off, or E-stop button pushed down E-stop button is in the "UP" position.

Pressure Pressure
Regulator Regulator

P P
Regulator Regulator

X 0 Bar X 0 bar
0 Bar A T 20 Bar A T

ORIFICE P 0.8 mm ORIFICE


KVM 36X . . . . 1.6 mm
P 0.8 mm
KVM 36X . . . . 1.6 mm 0 Bar 0-15 Bar
KVM 36 LW . . 1.6 mm KVM 36 LW . . 1.6 mm
KVM 42 . . . . . .1.6 mm KVM 42 . . . . . .1.6 mm
KVM 52 . . . . . .not used KVM 52 . . . . . .not used

(Series C) - Boom Moving (Series D) - Boom stopped because


cylinder is fully extended.

Pressure Pressure
Regulator Regulator

P P
Regulator Regulator

X 230 bar X 290 bar


250 Bar A T 290 Bar A T

ORIFICE P 0.8 mm ORIFICE P 0.8 mm


KVM 36X . . . . 1.6 mm 0-15 Bar KVM 36X . . . . 1.6 mm 0-15 Bar
KVM 36 LW . . 1.6 mm KVM 36 LW . . 1.6 mm
KVM 42 . . . . . .1.6 mm KVM 42 . . . . . .1.6 mm
KVM 52 . . . . . .not used KVM 52 . . . . . .not used

S01028

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Counter Balance Valve

COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 1)


A M
B M

X X

A
B
COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 2)
A M
B M

X X

A
B

COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 3)


A M
B M

X X

A
B

COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 4)


A M
B M

X X

A
B

COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 5)


A M
B M

X X

A
B

COUNTERBALANCE VALVE (SERIES 6)


A M
B M

X X

A
B S0129.eps

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Control Blocks
Table 16: Hi-Flow S1/S2 Control Valve

Item# Part How it Functions


Transfers oil from the 350 bar main relief valve to the 80 bar
relief valve. This allows the brain to only build 80 bar of pressure
1 Soft Switch Cartridge
before the relief valve will open up, providing a smoother rock
valve switch.

A relief valve that opens up when pressure build higher than 80


2 Soft Switch Relief Cartridge bar and allows oil to escape to tank until 80 bar of pressure is
maintained.

A relief valve that opens up when pressure build higher than 350
3 Main Relief Cartridge bar and allows oil to escape to tank until 350 bar of pressure is
maintained.

Used in conjugations with the main relief cartridge and the soft
switch cartridge. When the soft switch circuit is not engaged, it
4 Poppet Valve will take 350 bar of pressure to open the poppet valve and allow
oil to drain to tank. When the soft switch circuit is engaged, the
poppet will open when pressure climbs above 80 bar.

Controls the Forward/Neutral/Reverse direction of the concrete


5 S1 Spool
pump, by redirecting the flow of hydraulic oil in the system.

Directs the hydraulic oil to either the left or right differential cyl-
6 S2 Spool inders. The spool is moved by pilot oil coming from the MPS
control block.

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T
1
1.1

X3
2 X3 P2
X2 80 bar
T2

P
3

R XR
X1

MX 1.4 7
350 bar
T
4 X1
T1
1.2
T2 P1
MP
PP
XA
P1 P2

X
XP S1 XR

P
0.7
0.7
mm
PP 6 5
PR
mm
A
XA 3.0
B
XB
3.0 XB
mm
S2 mm
B1 A1

B A

7 3

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Table 17: Single Circuit

Item# Part How it Functions


Controls the Forward/Neutral/Reverse direction of the concrete
1 S1 Spool
pump, by redirecting the flow of hydraulic oil in the system.

Directs the hydraulic oil to either extend or retract the Rock


Valve or to shift the gate valves, depending on which valve is
2 S3 Spool
used. This spool is activated by pilot oil coming from the differ-
ential cylinders.

Directs the oil to cycle the differentail cylinders, this spool is acti-
3 S2 Spool
vated by pilot oil coming from the rock valve or gate valve.

Limits maximum pressure in the control block- When pressure


4 Main Relief Valve reaches over 300 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to
escape to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

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P1
S3 P2

X
P
1.5 mm
T
hole drilled
through spool
2
S1 1

X
B

R
3
300 bar
4 A
S2

Port size
limits flow

S-1

S-2

S-3

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S3/Accumulator Valve
Machined Block

Table 18: Accumulator Valve - Machined block

Item# Part How it Functions


Directs the hydraulic oil to either extend or retract the Rock
1 S3 Spool Valve. This spool is activated by pilot oil coming from the MPS
valve.

Allows free flow of oil into S3 valve, while preventing oil from
2 Check Valve
escaping, during Accumulator discharge

When pressure enters through the P port, a signal line is sent to


the Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve. Pressure from the sig-
3 Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve nal line holds the checkvalve shut, preventing oil from escaping
to tank. If no pressure is applied the checkvalve is free to be
opened, allowing oil to escape to tank.

When the unit is shut-off, pressurized oil can remain trapped in


4 Manual Bleed Valve the accumulator valve. When opened the Manual Bleed valve
allows oil to escape to tank.

Limits maximum pressure in the control block- When pressure


5 Relief Valve reaches over 300 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to
escape to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Drops the pressure of the hydraulic oil before it passes through


6 2.0 mm Orifice
the Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve

Controls the oil flowing through the S3 control block, determin-


ing the speed of the Rock Valve shift. With a larger orifice, the
7 8.0 mm Orifice
Rock Valve will shift faster, a smaller orifice, the Rock Valve will
switch slower.

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A B

B
A1 B1

X
1
B
1
XA S3 XB B
A
T

1
A
7 8.0

1
P
S
M
mm

P
Psp

M
Mp1

X
2.0 T
mm 6 300 Mp
bar
T
P
3 4 5
P
PS
2

3
6

2 4

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Table 19: Accumulator Valve - Cast block

Item# Part How it Functions


Directs the hydraulic oil to either extend or retract the Rock
1 S3 Spool Valve. This spool is activated by pilot oil coming from the MPS
valve.

When pressure enters through the P port, a signal line is sent to


the Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve. Pressure from the sig-
Hydraulically Unlockable Check
2 nal line holds the checkvalve shut, preventing oil from escaping
Valve
to tank. If no pressure is applied the checkvalve is free to be
opened, allowing oil to escape to tank.

Allows free flow of oil into S3 valve, while preventing oil from
3 Check Valve
escaping, during Accumulator discharge

When the unit is shut-off, pressurized oil can remain trapped in


4 Manual Bleed Valve the accumulator valve. When opened the Manual Bleed valve
allows oil to escape to tank.

Limits maximum pressure in the control block- When pressure


5 Relief Valve reaches over 330 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to
escape to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Controls the oil flowing through the S3 control block, determin-


ing the speed of the Rock Valve shift. With a larger orifice, the
6 6.5 mm Orifice
Rock Valve will shift faster, a smaller orifice, the Rock Valve will
switch slower.

Drops the pressure of the hydraulic oil before it passes through


7 2.0 mm Orifice
the Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve

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1
B
X
3
B
A3 A2 B2 B3
B
XA1
1
S3 A
XB1

2
P
1 A

S
T3

3
P
S
M
P
M
MSP3
T

A
6 6.5

X
SP mm MSP2

SP
2 2.0 5
bar mm 7 MSP1
TUV
3 2 330
P 4 bar
P P1
MP
T T MS

1
7
2

5
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Stroke Limiters
Table 20: Stroke Limiter

Item# Part How it Functions


1 Pressure Reducing Valve Reduces the pressure coming from the P port to 70 bar.

The spring is set to collapse at 70 bar, but can be adjusted to col-


2 Adjustable Spring
lapse either at a higher or lower setting

A solenoid that allows for variable current levels to move the


3 Proportional Solenoid
pressure reducing valve to the desired pressure.

Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how


4 Pressure Reducing Valve
much current is being sent to the solenoid valve

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Remote controlled
stroke limiter

T
1
3
P
2 70
B bar 4

3
4

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1

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Table 21: Stroke Limiter

Item# Part How it Functions


1 Valve Body Encloser for the electric pressure reducing cartridge

Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how


much current is being sent to the solenoid valve. (Used as a stroke
2 Pressure reducing valve (Electric)
limiter to destroke the hydraulic pumps to control concrete vol-
ume)

3 Valve Body Encloser for the stroke limiter cartridge

Allows system pressure to be reduced from 0 to 55 bar, in accor-


dance to the tension setting of the spring. (Used to supply supple-
4 Pressure reducing valve (Manual)
mental pressure to the hydraulic pumps so the stroke limiter can
be used at lower operating pressures)

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4 T

Pressure P
reducing
valve 55 bar
2 T
A

1
A
Electric
stroke limiter

14

3*

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Table 22: Stroke Limiter (German)

Item# Part How it Functions


Switches the stroke limiter from electronic control to manual
1 Manual Directional Valve
control for emegency operation.

Allows system pressure to be reduced from 0 to 55 bar, in accor-


dance to the tension setting of the spring. (Used to supply supple-
2 Pressure Reducing Valve(Manual)
mental pressure to the hydraulic pumps so the stroke limiter can
be used at lower operating pressures)

Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how


much current is being sent to the solenoid valve. (Used as a stroke
3 Pressure Reducing Valve (Electric)
limiter to destroke the hydraulic pumps to control concrete vol-
ume)

4 Gauge Port (MG2) Used to check the pressure

5 Gauge Port (MG1) Used to check the pressure

When the Manual Directional Valve is switched to the manual


control position, signal pressure is bleeded back to tank through
6 Orifice the orifice. If signal pressure were to remain, the shuttle valve
may not seat properly when the Manual Directional Valve is
switched back to the electronic control postion.

Supplies a passage way for oil to escape in the event of a system


7 Check Valve
shutdown (E-stop button pressed)

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4 G2

MG2
3

0-30
bar

1 X1

MX1
3.5-55
bar 5

7 2 MG1

MP

PBP PZ T

5 7

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Table 23: Stroke Limiter with Dampner(German)

Item# Part How it Functions


Switches the stroke limiter from electronic control to manual
1 Manual Directional Valve
control for emegency operation.

Allows system pressure to be reduced from 3.5 to 40 bar, in


accordance to the tension setting of the spring. (Used to supply
2 Pressure Reducing Valve (Manual)
supplemental pressure to the hydraulic pumps so the stroke lim-
iter can be used at lower operating pressures)

Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how


much current is being sent to the solenoid valve. (Used as a stroke
3 Pressure Reducing Valve (Electric)
limiter to destroke the hydraulic pumps to control concrete vol-
ume)

4 Gauge Port (MG2) Used to check the pressure

5 Gauge Port (MG1) Used to check the pressure

Blocks the output of the stroke limiter valve (manual or electric)


6 Fast Switch Valve to the X1 port of the hydraulic pump. Allowing the hydraulic
pumps to put out maximum flow during Rock valve shifting.

Allows pressure to be reduced from 3.5 to 40 bar, in accordance


7 Pressure Reducing Valve (Dampener) to the tension setting of the spring. Prevents damage caused by
excessive speed and acceleration during Rock valve shifting.

The shuttle valve allows the highest pressure signal from either
8 Shuttle Valve
the Dampener or Stroke limiter to pass through the valve

The shuttle valve allows the highest pressure signal from either
9 Shuttle Valve
the Dampener or Stroke to pass through the valve

When the Manual Directional Valve is switched to the manual


control position, signal pressure is bleeded back to tank through
10 Orifice (0.7) the orifice. If signal pressure were to remain, the shuttle valve
may not seat properly when the Manual Directional Valve is
switched back to the electronic control postion.

When signal pressure opens the reversing valve (item 6), the ori-
fice is small enough, that it doesnt effect the signal. When the
11 Orifice (0.7)
signal is lost, oil bleeds back to tank through the orifice. This
assists in returning the reversing valve to the at rest position.P

Supplies a passage way for oil to escape in the event of a system


12 Check Valve
shutdown (E-stop button pressed)

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MG2 G2 6

11
3
20 0.7
bar

0-30
bar
1 9 X1

MX1
3.5-40 8
12 bar

2 10 MG1 5

0.7
MP 3.5-40
bar

7
7

6 PBP PZ T

8
4

9
2

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10

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Table 24: Stroke Limiter

Item# Part How it Functions


Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how
much current is being sent to the solenoid valve. (Used as a stroke
1 Pressure Reducing Valve (Electric)
limiter to destroke the hydraulic pumps to control concrete vol-
ume)

Allows system pressure to be reduced from 0 to 55 bar, in accor-


dance to the tension setting of the spring. (Used to supply supple-
2 Pressure Reducing Valve (Manual)
mental pressure to the hydraulic pumps so the stroke limiter can
be used at lower operating pressures)

Used to check the pressure after it has passed through the manual
3 Gauge Port MG
pressure reducing valve

Used to check the pressure after it has passed through the electric
4 Gauge Port MY
stroke limiter valve

5 Gauge Port P Used to check the system pressure going into the stroke limiter

6 Valve Block Enclosure that houses the pressure reducing valves

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P
P

T 2 T

Pressure 6
reducing
valve 55 bar
1
G Electric
stroke limiter
Y
MG 3
MY 4

11
T

T
P 3
5 MG
P
G
MY Y

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Table 25: E-Stroke Limiter

Item# Part How it Functions


Reduces the pressure of the hydraulic oil, in accordance to how
much current is being sent to the solenoid valve. (Used as a stroke
1 Pressure Reducing Valve (Electric)
limiter to destroke the hydraulic pumps to control concrete vol-
ume)

Allows system pressure to be reduced from 7 to 105 bar, in accor-


dance to the tension setting of the spring. (Used to supply supple-
2 Pressure Reducing Valve (Manual)
mental pressure to the hydraulic pumps so the stroke limiter can
be used at lower operating pressures)

Used to check the pressure after it has passed through the manual
3 Gauge Port MG
pressure reducing valve

Used to check the pressure after it has passed through the electric
4 Gauge Port MY
stroke limiter valve

5 Gauge Port P Used to check the system pressure going into the stroke limiter

6 Valve Block Enclosure that houses the pressure reducing valves

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T T
5

P 2 1 P

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3 G Y 4

2
6

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Outrigger Handvalves
Table 26: Outrigger Valve 45/47

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve- As pressure reaches


1 Main Relief Valve over 300 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be re-
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

Limits the amount of pressure going to the hose reel motor to 200
bar. As pressure rises to 200 bar, the relief valve opens and allows
2 Hose Reel Motor Relief Valves
pressure to be re-directed to tank, until the pressure drops below
200 bar. The relief valves protects the hose reel motor.

Outrigger Slewing/350 bar Second-


3 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
ary Relief Valve

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to activate an out-


4 Spool
rigger function

A special fitting that blocks the system pressure flowing through


5 Fitting - Power Beyond the hand valve from returning to tank and instead allow the oil to
flow through the hand valve and unto the next one.

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300
# 200 350 " bar
bar bar
P1
C )
*

T A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1

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Table 27: Outrigger Handvalve 52/55

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


1 Main Relief valve over 150 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be re-
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to activate an out-


2 Spool
rigger function

The spring returns the spool to the neutral position when a func-
3 Spring
tion in no longer being activated

Outrigger Slewing/350 bar Second-


4 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
ary Relief Valve
Limits the amount of pressure used to extend the Outrigger
Extension Cylinder to 50 bar, As the pressure rises to 50 bar, the
Extension Cylinder Relief Valve -
5 relief valve will open - allowing oil to be re-directed to tank, until
Piston Side
the 50 bar pressure is maintained. This relief valve protects the
extension cylinder from being damaged

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to activate an out-


6 Spool
rigger function

7 Handle Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool

A special fitting that blocks the system pressure flowing through


8 Fitting - Power Beyond the hand valve from returning to tank and instead allow the oil to
flow through the hand valve and unto the next one.

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1 4 4 5
bar 350 350 50
2
bar bar bar
P C

A 8
6
3 7
B

A1 B1 A2 B2 A3 B3 A4 B4 A5 B5 T

5 1
4

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Table 28: Outrigger Handvalve 58/61 Passenger Side

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Used to control the speed of the front outrigger extension and


1 Throttle Check Valves
retraction.

2 Hose Reel Motor Extends and retracts the hose reel, when activated.

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to activate an out-


3 Spool
rigger function

4 Handle Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool
The spring returns the spool to the neutral position when a func-
5 Spring/Mechanical Stop tion in no longer being activated. The mechanical stop limits the
maximum travel of the spool.

Outrigger Slewing/350 bar Second-


6 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
ary Relief Valve
Limits the amount of pressure going to the hose reel motor to 200
bar. As pressure rises to 200 bar, the relief valve opens and allows
7 Hose Reel Motor Relief Valves
pressure to be re-directed to tank, until the pressure drops below
200 bar. The relief valves protects the hose reel motor.

Outrigger Jacking/210 bar Secondary


8 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
Relief Valve

9 Throttle Check Valves Used to control the speed of the rear outrigger slewing

When pressure flows through the A1 port, the checkvalve is


opened allowing oil into the rod side of the piston. A signal line is
also sent to the piston side Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve.
Hydraulically Unlockable Check
10 Pressure from the signal line holds the piston side checkvalve
valves
open, allowing oil from the piston side of the cylinder to escape
to tank. If no pressure is applied the checkvalve is free to be
opened, allowing oil to escape to tank.

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Rear Front
Front
A A
Rear
B B
10 10 2

1
1

9 9

A1 B1 A2 B2 A3 B3 A4 B4 T

4 4 4 4

B 3 3 3 3
P

350
7 7
A 210 210
bar bar bar
200 200
5 5 8 5 8 5 bar bar
6

7
8

10
10 5

9 9

1
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Table 29: Outrigger Handvalve 58/61 Driver Side

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passag
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Used to control the speed of the front outrigger extension and


1 Throttle Check Valves
retraction.

2 Hose Reel Motor Extends and retracts the hose reel, when activated.

Directs hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to activate an out-


3 Spool
rigger function

4 Handle Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool
The spring returns the spool to the neutral position when a func-
5 Spring/Mechanical Stop tion in no longer being activated. The mechanical stop limits the
maximum travel of the spool.

Outrigger Slewing/350 bar Second-


6 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
ary Relief Valve
Limits the amount of pressure going to the hose reel motor to 200
bar. As pressure rises to 200 bar, the relief valve opens and allows
7 Hose Reel Motor Relief Valves
pressure to be re-directed to tank, until the pressure drops below
200 bar. The relief valves protects the hose reel motor.

Outrigger Jacking/210 bar Secondary


8 Protects hydraulic cylinders and structure from damage
Relief Valve

9 Throttle Check Valves Used to control the speed of the rear outrigger slewing

When pressure flows through the A1 port, the checkvalve is


opened allowing oil into the rod side of the piston. A signal line is
also sent to the piston side Hydraulically Lockable Check Valve.
Hydraulically Unlockable Check
10 Pressure from the signal line holds the piston side checkvalve
valves
open, allowing oil from the piston side of the cylinder to escape
to tank. If no pressure is applied the checkvalve is free to be
opened, allowing oil to escape to tank.

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve- As pressure reaches


11 Main Relief Valve over 300 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be re-
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained.

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8 200 200 7
350 5 8 5 5 bar bar
5
bar 310
210 210 bar
6 bar bar 7 11
C
3 3 3 3
T

4 4 4 4
T A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1

9 9
1 1

A A

B B
10 10 2

Front Front
Rear

Rear

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8

10

10
5

9 9

11
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Table 30: Outrigger Handvalve

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


1 Main Relief Valve over 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be re-
directed to tank until the proper pressure is maintained

2 Check Valve in Pressure Passage Restricts any back flow in the pressure passage

Limits the maximum amount of spressure in a specified port to


3 Port Relief Valve
190 bar
4 Handle Manual override which provides a direct link to the main spool

A special fitting that blocks the system pressure flowing through


5 Fitting - Power Beyond the hand valve from returning to tank and instead allow the oil to
flow through the hand valve and unto the next one.

The spring returns the spool to the neutral position when a func-
6 Spring
tion in no longer being activated

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280
bar 1 3
4
A 5
P

T
190 190 190 190
bar bar bar bar
B 6 2

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Table 31: Outrigger Handvalve

Item# Part How it Functions


Allows oil to flow to tank unrestricted when no functions are
A Open Center Passage
being used.

B Pressure Passage Supplies pressure oil to each working segment

Limits maximum pressure in the hand valve - As pressure reaches


1 Main Relief Valve over 280 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to be direct-
ede to tank until the proper pressure is maintained

Limits the maximum amount of spressure in a specified port to


2 Port Relief Valve
140 bar

Limits the maximum amount of spressure in a specified port to 80


3 Port Relief Valve
bar

4 Check Valve in Pressure Passage Restricts any back flow in the pressure passage

The spring returns the spool to the neutral position when a func-
5 Spring
tion in no longer being activated

A special fitting that allows the oil from the open center passage
6 Fitting - Power Beyond to be directed to another handvalve rather than back to tank. The
oil in the handvalve is re-directed to an auxiliary tank port

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# *
"
80 140 80 140
$ bar bar bar bar )
P
P1 280
bar

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T

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E-Stop Manifolds
Table 32: E-Stop Manifold

Item# Part How it Functions


Limits maximum pressure in the E-stop block - When pressure
Pressure Relief Valve with external
1 reaches over 330 bar, the relief valve will open and allow oil to
drain and solenoid
escape to tank until the proper pressure is maintained

When a signal is sent to the solenoid valve, the dump valve will
move into the closed position and block the hydraulic oil from
Dump Valve - Solenoid Operated/ escaping to tank. When no signal is sent to the solenoid, the
2
Spring Return spring on the valve will return it to the open position, allowing the
hydraulic oil to escape to tank. This will disengage the concrete
pump

When the dump valve is closed, the relief valve will limit the
3 Secondary Pressure Relief Valve amount of pressure in the E-stop manifold, to the set amount of
the relief spring. (Example 260 bar)

When a signal is sent to the solenoid valve, the dump valve will
move into the closed position and block the hydraulic oil from
Dump Valve - Solenoid Operated/ escaping to tank. The oil will then be allowed to flow to the S3
4
Spring Return control block. When no signal is sent to the solenoid, the spring
on the valve will return it to the open position, allowing the
hydraulic oil to escape to tank. This will disengage the rock valve

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Emergency stop manifold
P1 MP1 P3 MP3 P2 MP2 10047

1 2 3 4
330
bar

2
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Table 33: E-Stop Manifold

Item# Part How it Functions


When the dump valve is closed, the relief valve will limit the
1 Redundant Relief Valve amount of pressure in the E-stop manifold, to the set amount of
the relief spring. (Example 250 bar)

This valve works in conjuction with the Solenoid/Manual Dump


Valve (Item#4). When this valve is open pilot pressure cannot
2 Dump Valve - Pilot Operated build on the spring side of the dump valve. Pressure from the con-
crte pump will force the valve open and allow the oil to flow to
tank.

This valve works in conjuction with the Solenoid/Manual Dump


Valve (Item#4). When this valve is open pilot pressure cannot
3 Dump Valve - Pilot Operated build on the spring side of the dump valve. Pressure from the
water pump and agitator will force the valve open and allow the
oil to flow to tank.

Normally closed when in operation. When a signal is no longer


Dump Valve - Solenoid/Manual being sent to the solenoid, the valve will open allowing pilot pres-
4
Operated - Spring Return sure within the block to be lost. This will allow the dump valves
(Item#2 and #3) to open and dump the system pressure to tank.

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C B A
250 bar 10045

1 2
4

3
E

OR

A
E
D

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Table 34: E-Stop Manifold

Item# Part How it Functions


Normally closed when in operation. When a signal is no longer
Dump Valve - Solenoid/Manual being sent to the solenoid, the valve will open allowing pilot pres-
1
Operated - Spring Return sure within the block to be lost. This will allow the dump valves
(Item#4 and #5) to open and dump the system pressure to tank.

2 Dump Valve - Pilot Operated Not used in this application

This relief is set higher the than maximum operating pressure


Redundant Relief Valve for the Boom
3 which could be set by a relief valve or pressure cutoff on the
System
pump

This valve works in conjuction with the Solenoid/Manual Dump


Valves (Items#1 and #6). When this valve is open pilot pressure
4 Dump Valve - Pilot Operated cannot build on the spring side of the dump valve. Pressure from
the water pump and agitator will force the valve open and allow
the oil to flow to tank.

This valve works in conjuction with the Solenoid/Manual Dump


Valves (Items#1 and #6). When this valve is open pilot pressure
5 Dump Valve - Pilot Operated cannot build on the spring side of the dump valve. Pressure from
the concrte pump will force the valve open and allow the oil to
flow to tank.

Normally closed when in operation. When a signal is no longer


Dump Valve - Solenoid/Manual being sent to the solenoid, the valve will open allowing pilot pres-
6
Operated - Spring Return sure within the block to be lost. This will allow the dump valves
(Item#4 and #5) to open and dump the system pressure to tank.

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schematic
D C B A

250
10037
1 2 bar 4 5 6

E F

OR

4
5

A
E
F

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Table 35: E-Stop Manifold

Item# Part How it Functions


When energized the Directional Spool Valve will open a passage
way for the oil coming from the P1 port to the spring side of the
poppet valve. This pressure along with the spring will force the
poppet valve shut, allowing oil to flow to the boom system. When
1 Directional Spool Valve de-energized the Directional Spool Valve will block the flow of
oil to the spring side of the poppet valve. With no pressure on the
spring side of the poppet valve. Oil from the P1 port will open the
poppet valve and will be routed to tank. This will disable the
boom system.
When energized the Directional Spool Valve will open a passage
way for the oil coming from the P2, P3 & P4port to the spring
side of the poppet valve. This pressure along with the spring will
force the poppet valve shut, allowing oil to flow to the concrete
2 Directional Spool Valve pumping system. When de-energized the Directional Spool Valve
will block the flow of oil to the spring side of the poppet valve.
With no pressure on the spring side of the poppet valve. Oil from
the P2 & P3 ports will open the poppet valve and will be routed to
tank. This will disable the concrete pumping system.

3 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

The poppet valve will open, allowing oil from the P1 port to be
4 Poppet Valve
routed to tank. This will disable the boom system

5 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

When the dump valve is closed, pressure on the spring side of the
poppet valve is no longer available. When pressure from the P1
6 Poppet Valve port becomes greater than the spring tension. The poppet valve
will open, allowing oil to escape to tank, thus disabling the sys-
tem.
7 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

This relief is set higher the than maximum operating pressure


Redundant Relief Valve for the Boom
8 which could be set by a relief valve or pressure cutoff on the
System
pump

9 Check Valve Allows free flow of oil into the E-stop manifold

10 Check Valve Allows free flow of oil into the E-stop manifold

11 Check Valve Allows free flow of oil into the E-stop manifold

12 Gauge Port (MP5) Used to check the pressure on the P3 Port

13 Gauge Port (MP2) Used to check the pressure on the P2 Port

When the dump valve is closed, the relief valve will limit the
14 Secondary Pressure Relief Valve amount of pressure in the E-stop manifold, to the set amount of
the relief spring. (Example 260 bar)

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1 3 1 3

manifold
2 2
2 1
1.6 5 1.6 3

MP5 0.9 0.9


7 6 7 4
12
T 260 8
11 10 9 bar
13
14
MP2
P4

P3

P2

MP1

P1
See boom schematic

10 9 6

11

5 1

14 7
4
12

13
T

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Table 36: E-Stop Manifold

Item# Part How it Functions


This relief is set higher the than maximum operating pressure
Redundant Relief Valve for the Boom
1 which could be set by a relief valve or pressure cutoff on the
System
pump

The poppet valve will open, allowing oil from the P2 and P3 port
2 Poppet Valve to be routed to tank. This will disable the concrete pumping sys-
tem

The poppet valve will open, allowing oil from the P1 port to be
3 Poppet Valve
routed to tank. This will disable the boom system

When energized the Directional Spool Valve will open a passage


way for the oil coming from the P2 & P3 port to the spring side of
the poppet valve. This pressure along with the spring will force
the poppet valve shut, allowing oil to flow to the concrete pump-
4 Directional Spool Valve ing system. When de-energized the Directional Spool Valve will
block the flow of oil to the spring side of the poppet valve. With
no pressure on the spring side of the poppet valve. Oil from the
P2 & P3 ports will open the poppet valve and will be routed to
tank. This will disable the concrete pumping system.

When energized the Directional Spool Valve will open a passage


way for the oil coming from the P1 port to the spring side of the
poppet valve. This pressure along with the spring will force the
poppet valve shut, allowing oil to flow to the boom system. When
5 Directional Spool Valve de-energized the Directional Spool Valve will block the flow of
oil to the spring side of the poppet valve. With no pressure on the
spring side of the poppet valve. Oil from the P1 port will open the
poppet valve and will be routed to tank. This will disable the
boom system.

6 Gauge Port Used to check the pressure of the P2 port

7 Gauge Port Used to check the pressure of the P3 port

8 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

9 Check Valve Allows free flow of oil into the E-stop manifold

10 Check Valve Allows free flow of oil into the E-stop manifold

11 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

12 Orifice Restricts the flow of oil

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1 3 1 3

2 2
4 5
1.6 11 1.6 12

0.9 0.9
2 3
T 8 8

1
MP2
6 10 9

7
MP3 MP1
P2 P3 P1
See boom schematic

11
8 12
9
8

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7
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Table 37: 2023-4 Hydraulic Pumps

Item# Part How it Functions


A7V0107LRH1 Variable displacement hydraulic pump that supplies hydraulic oil
A
Variable Displacement pump to the pumpkit

A7V0107LRH1 Variable displacement hydraulic pump that supplies hydraulic oil


B
Variable Displacement pump to the pumpkit

A7V055D RG
C Proportional boom pump
Variable Displacement pump

A10VO28DR
D Accumulator pump
Variable Displacement pump

E W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Agitator Pump


F W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Oil cooler pump

A valve containing two spools. the 300 bar pressure regulator


G Pressure Regulator Valve
spool and the 20 bar Delta P spool.

The valve compares pressure before and after the orifice and
maintains the pressure drop (differential pressure p) across the
orifice and therefore the pump flow constant. If differential
1 Delta P (20 bar) Spool
pressure p increases, the pump is swivelled back towards Vg min,
and if p decreases the pump is swivelled out towards Vg max until
a balance is restored within the valve.

The load sensing valve is a flow control valve which operates as a


function of the load pressure to regulate the pump displacement
Pressure Regulator Spool in order to match the requirement of the actuator. The pump flow
2
(load sensing valve) is influenced by the external orifice (control block, throttle) fitted
between pump and actuator, but is not affected by load pressure
throughout the range below the set pressure.

The pressure compensator serves to maintain a constant pressure


in the hydraulic system, within the control range of the pump.
3 Pressure Compensator
The pump therefore supplies only the amount of hydraulic fluid
required by the actuators.

The hydraulic stroke limiter is used to smoothly adjust the flow


between Vg max and Vg min. The power control overrides it.
Stroke Regulation/Begining of
4 Displacement is set by the pilot pressure existing at port X1.
Regulation Spring
The hydraulic stroke limiter takes the required positioning
pressure from the high pressure.

The Horsepower spool controls the output flow of the pump in


relation to the pressure so that the power of the drive unit is not
Horsepower Spool exceeded. As the pressure increase, the Horsepower Spool will
5
(Constant Power) open, allowing a passage way for oil to move through the Horse-
power Spool and push against the swashplate piston, destroking
the pump.

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1 X
A 20 bar
Y3
A1
2 A
300 bar
T A1
P 4
A
X3
G See Detail 1

C
5
S
A
Detail 1 Rexroth
A7VO-LRDH
Hydraulic pumps

X1

Y3
A
A1
F E 3
4

200 bar

5
D S
B

2 4
G A

5
4
1 5
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Table 38: 2023-5 Hydraulic Pumps

Item# Part How it Functions


A11VO130LRDH1
A Pumpkit
Variable Displacement pump

A11VO130LRDH1
B Pumpkit
Variable Displacement pump

A11VO60DRS
C Proportional Boom pump
Variable Displacement pump

A10VO28DR
D Accumulator pump
Variable Displacement pump

E W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Agitator Pump


F W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Oil Cooler Pump
The Horsepower spool controls the output flow of the pump in
relation to the pressure so that the power of the drive unit is not
Horsepower Spool exceeded. As the pressure increase, the Horsepower Spool will
1
(Constant Power) open, allowing a passage way for oil to move through the Horse-
power Spool and push against the swashplate piston, destroking
the pump.

Pressure cut-off corresponds to a pressure control which adjusts


2 Pressure Cut-off (350 bar) the pump displacement back to Vg min when the pressure signal
reaches 350 bar.

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3 Stroke Regulation
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Stroke Regulation spool

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4 Delta-P Spool
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function of the load pressure to regulate the pump displacement
in order to match the requirement of the actuator. The pump flow
5 Pressure Regulator Spool
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between pump and actuator, but is not affected by load pressure
throughout the range below the set pressure.

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in the hydraulic system, within the control range of the pump.
6 Pressure Compensator
The pump therefore supplies only the amount of hydraulic fluid
required by the actuators.

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Item# Part How it Functions


A11VO190LRDH1
A Pumpkit
Variable Displacement pump

B A11VO190LRDH1/11RNZD12K83 Pumpkit

C A11VO60DRS/10RNZC12K02 Proportional Boom Pump

D A10VO28DR/31R-PSC62K01 Accumulator Pump

E W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Agitator Pump

F W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Oil Cooler Pump

G W9A2-31-11-R-3-F-27/24-NN Oil Cooler Pump

Pressure cut-off corresponds to a pressure control which adjusts


1 Pressure Cut-off (330 bar) the pump displacement back to Vg min when the pressure signal
reaches 350 bar.

The Horsepower spool controls the output flow of the pump in


relation to the pressure so that the power of the drive unit is not
exceeded. As the pressure increase, the Horsepower Spool will
2 Horsepower Control
open, allowing a passage way for oil to move through the Horse-
power Spool and push against the swashplate piston, destroking
the pump.

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Stroke Regulation pressure spring. The Stroke Regulation spool
3 Stroke Regulation
will open, allowing a passage way for the oil to move through the
Stroke Regulation spool

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maintains the pressure drop (differential pressure p) across the
orifice and therefore the pump flow constant. If differential
4 Delta-P
pressure p increases, the pump is swivelled back towards Vg min,
and if p decreases the pump is swivelled out towards Vg max until
a balance is restored within the valve.

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in the hydraulic system, within the control range of the pump.
5 Pressure Compensator
The pump therefore supplies only the amount of hydraulic fluid
required by the actuators.

Pressure cut-off corresponds to a pressure control which adjusts


6 Pressure Cut-off the pump displacement back to Vg min when the pressure signal
reaches 200 bar.

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Mechanical Stop
15 Relief Valve
19 Relief Valve

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Stop
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89
Rear Slewing Jacking

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Relief Valve Slew Brake
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P
12
Note:
Pressures are set to the
T accuracy of the gauge as
A3 A2 B2 B3 received from the
A 200 bar manufacturer.

1 XA1
1.5
mm S3 XB1 This line must return
to tank by itself
Agitator
7
T3 2nd agitator with
Nitrogen pressure set at long rock and
sloped side units Truck air supply
100 bar (1450 PSI) SP 6.5 mm MSP1
B
2.0 A
mm MSP3
TV 5-7 bar
Accumulator control device 330
2 bar bar T B
MP 10 bar T(A)
P Emergency stop P(B)
manifold
T MP2 MP3
P2

2525 120/85
0.9 2 bar
P3
S 58, 61 SX
1 2 1.6
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1.1 A
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MP1 Concrete Pump MPS - TWIN CIRCUIT
0.9 B
Forward/Off/Reverse
w/waterbox switching
10 e-stop manifold

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P1
X2
80
bar
1 2 1.6 10181606 (12v) or 10181607 (24v)
3
X1 T
P1
MX 1.4 360 bar 8
11
1.2
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MP

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2 T T
2 (P)
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3.0 mm 55 bar 0-35 bar MY
1 (A)
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These components used
ONLY on units 636 l/m

4
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filter/cooler
combo unit
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1.3 mm

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M1 S M1 S
SP T
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configuration set at 330 bar. Other
configurations have other pressure ratings.
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