During the assembly and installation of the hydraulic system, dirt and other possible contaminations are easily possible to get into the pipes. That is why flushing is necessary so that it cannot adversely affect the operation and life time of the equipment. Hydrocare is happy to take take over this concern for you.
Flushing
Flushing is the high speed circulation of hydraulic fluid through the system. The fast-flowing liquid transports the dirt particles to a separate filter circuit where they are removed. The duration and intensity of the flushing depends on the required cleanliness of the system. Our technicians know all the ins and outs to keep this process in the lead.
When performing a cleaning job, Hydrocare designs the flushing section in loops to maximize flow rates throughout the system. It is important that all parts of the system have a turbulent flow. Turbulent flow occurs when the Reynolds number is greater than 4000.
Equipment
Hydrocare uses flushing equipment designed by our engineers to circulate, heat and filter oil. This external equipment can provide higher flow rates than the standard pump installed in the system.
ISO standards for cleanliness determinations that we can comply with:
ARP-598A.
ASTM D4174.
ISO 4406.
ISO 4407.
MIL-STD-419D.
NAS 1638.
SAE J1165.
SAE J1227.
When flushing systems, critical components are bypassed to prevent the critical components from being exposed dirt particles from the hydraulic lines and hoses.
