The function of hydraulic components

Hydraulic components play a crucial role in hydraulic systems, and their main functions can be summarized as follows:
Power component (hydraulic pump): The main function of a hydraulic pump is to convert the mechanical energy provided by the prime mover (such as an electric motor or internal combustion engine) into hydraulic energy, that is, liquid pressure energy, and provide power to the entire hydraulic system.
Execution components (hydraulic cylinder and hydraulic motor): The function of these components is to convert hydraulic energy into mechanical energy, specifically manifested as performing linear or rotational motion.
Control elements (pressure valve, flow valve, direction valve, etc.): the function of control elements is to adjust the pressure, flow and flow direction of liquid in the hydraulic system to adapt to different working environments and needs.
Auxiliary components (such as pressure gauges, oil filters, and coolers): Although not the main power or actuator components, auxiliary components are crucial for ensuring the normal operation and maintenance of hydraulic systems