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Section V – Installation 

Installation drawing 501500 shows correct valve dimensions,
port location, sub-plate mountings and other data. Vickers
engineering personnel should be consulted to determine
correct valve use and other assistance. Because of the
extreme precision required of servo valve operation, extra
precautions must be taken with the application of the valve to
the circuit.

All piping should be thoroughly cleaned and pickled.
Reservoirs should be carefully cleaned and flushed prior to
addition of hydraulic fluid.

Full flow filters (10 micron) should be installed in both supply
lines and control pressure lines. If desired, parallel filters can
be installed with shut-off valves arranged so filters can be
changed without interrupting system operation.

NOTE

Hydraulic fluid should be filtered to 10 microns while
filling reservoir.

A. Flushing 

Complete flushing of the hydraulic system will save
considerable time in start-up and downtime of the servo
system.

Before installing servo valve, flush the hydraulic system with
clean fluid. A flushing plate (see Figure 3) can be purchased
from any Vickers branch. It should be installed on the work
face or mounted by means of a sub-plate to permit free
return of hydraulic fluid from pressure to tank. Flush the
system from one to two hours, then, replace the full flow filter
cartridges and continue to flush. This procedure should be
continued until filter elements and the bottom of the filter
housing are free from contamination. After the system is
clean, install the servo valve.

1.81

Figure 1.  Schematic Sketch of Servo Valve

Figure 3.  Flushing Plate (938714)

4.62

3.75

2.06

3.00

1.13

.437

.43

1.03

2.312

4.00

.4218 Drill
2.50 deep
1/4 NPT

.4218 Drill
3.50 deep
1/4 NPT

.3750 Drill
thru 4 holes

.4218 Drill
.500 deep
4 holes

1.000
Stock

.500

.312

2.5

3.125

.234 Drill
2.625 deep
1/16 NPT

.234 Drill
1.250 deep
1/16 NPT

B. Mounting 

Hydraulic connections between a servo valve and the
actuator it controls can be made by a sub-plate or manifold,
or the servo may be attached directly to a prepared, flat,
ported face of the work unit. The sub-plate (SVGM2-03-10 or
SVGM2-06-10) permits pipe connections with the work unit.

Manifolds (SVGM1-*-03-10, SVGM5-*-06-11 and
SVGM6-*-06-10) allow direct manifolding of the SA4 series
valves to any MF-2003-A thru MF-2020-A size hydraulic
motor.

Manifolds may be obtained with three variations: (1) with
cross line relief valves and variable orifice, (2) with cross line
relief valves only and (3) with variable orifice only. In all
applications the servo valve is attached by four mounting
screws which should be tightened to the torque values
specified in Table 1 in Section VI – Overhaul on page 7.

The mounting face of the servo valve has ten ports, each
containing an O-ring. When the servo valve is mounted, the
O-rings are compressed providing a leakproof installation.

C. Hydraulic Fluid Recommendations

Hydraulic fluids are required to perform the dual functions of
lubrication and transmission of power. Thus, oil should be
selected with care with the assistance of a reputable oil
supplier. If fire resistant fluid is required, Vickers application
engineering personnel must be consulted.

D. Electrical Connection 

It is desirable to install milliammeters in series with the torque
motor connections as shown in Figure 4. This will prove
valuable for isolating electrical and hydraulic problems
occurring during system trim and in troubleshooting electrical
problems.

Electrical connections between the system and the torque
motor should be checked to insure that they are in
accordance with Figure 4.

When current through terminals “A” and “B” (Figure 4) is
greater than current through terminals “C” and “D”, flow from
Port “B” (FIgure 1) to the fluid motor or cylinder increases.

When the electrical system is turned on, current to the two
coils should be balanced (1/2 input differential in each coil).

Figure 4.  Wiring Diagram – Schematic View

Coil “B” is located on end of torque motor which

has arrow and pilot valve connection nut.

Coil

Color

Resist.

20

Brown

25

Gray

40

Yellow

100

Orange

280

White

2200

Blue

5300

Black

Milliammeters

Receptacle

Torque Motor

Coil “B”

Torque Motor

Coil “A”

Torque Motor

Armature

Color

Red

Color

Red

Milliammeters

D A

B

C

Summary of Contents for Vickers SA4-03 1 Series

Page 1: ...I 3060 S Revised 9 1 87 Two Stage Servo Valves SA4 03 1 SA4 06 1 Overhaul Manual Vickers Servo Valves...

Page 2: ...n 5 A System Control 5 B Amplifier 5 C Servo Valve 5 V Installation 6 A Flushing 6 B Mounting 6 C Hydraulic Fluid Recommendations 6 D Electrical Connection 6 E Start up 7 F Null Adjustment 7 G Linkage...

Page 3: ...3 EEaton Hydraulics Incorporated 2000 All Rights Reserved...

Page 4: ...verhaul information for the SA4 Series Servo Valve Units are identified on the nameplate Figure 1 schematically illustrates the construction in cross section Servo valves are comprised of a rectangula...

Page 5: ...ure is always present against the 1A end area of the main spool Since the 2A end area of the main spool is twice that of the effective area on the 1A end the same pressure on both ends or greater area...

Page 6: ...vo may be attached directly to a prepared flat ported face of the work unit The sub plate SVGM2 03 10 or SVGM2 06 10 permits pipe connections with the work unit Manifolds SVGM1 03 10 SVGM5 06 11 and S...

Page 7: ...tolerance within the valve To accomplish this it is necessary to keep the pilot spool moving within the deadband of the valve In every application dither of 60 400 cycles must be applied to the pilot...

Page 8: ...d adjust the pilot spool for center at the torque motor armature nut with a 3 64 Allen wrench Replace the cover and trim if necessary as outlined in null adjustment paragraph page 7 Reassembly is in r...

Page 9: ...pilot spool Refer to page 8 y direction One torque motor coil inoperative With the amplifier or signal source turned off check the torque motor coils for either an open or shorted condition by placing...

Page 10: ...ne coil and across pins C and D for the other Check all four pins to ground Servo valve mounting bolts too tight Loosen the four servo valve mounting bolts and tighten to the values specified in Secti...

Page 11: ...Spool S A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 214319 Pilot Spool Slv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 22 7076 Pipe Plug 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 23 225199 Plug 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24 223055 Spring 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 25 177850 Screw 3 3 3 3...

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