If an internally piloted DCV does not shift, you should use a gauge to: B. check the inlet pressure to the DCV.
<h3>What is DCV?</h3>
DCV is an acronym for Directional Control Valve and it can be defined as a fundamental part of pneumatic and hydraulic systems, which is designed and developed to enable fluid from one or more sources flow into different paths.
In pneumatic and hydraulic systems, you should use a gauge to check the inlet pressure to the DCV when an internally piloted DCV does not shift.
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