Solutions for temperature control and temperature monitoring
The viscosity of the hydraulic oil is one of the main parameters for the long service life of a hydraulic system. It is in relation to the oil temperature:
When a hydraulic system starts, the oil temperature is relatively low and consequently the viscosity is high. This results in higher friction and cavitation with pumps and motors affecting the service life.
Too high temperatures may damage the hydraulic system as well. Too high temperatures may damage both the gaskets and the oil itself.
Equally important is the monitoring of the oil level. A too low oil level may cause the pumps sucking air. This may cause damage on the pumps and adjacent hydraulic components.