Difference between revisions of "Pilot volume"

Latest revision as of 21:26, 3 March 2009

Pilot Volume is the air that must be exausted so that the force due to the chamber air can push the piston back.

The smaller the pilot volume, the faster your valve will open. Opening times can also be improved by a faster high-flow pilot valve.

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−	~~This means that the~~ smaller the pilot volume, the faster your valve will open. Opening times can also be improved by a faster high-flow pilot valve.	+	The smaller the pilot volume, the faster your valve will open. Opening times can also be improved by a faster high-flow pilot valve.