As a commonly used hydraulic component, servo valve ZD.01.003 may get stuck due to various reasons. Yoyik summarized some common causes of servo valve jamming as follows.

1. 1. Oil Contamination: Internal components of the servo valve ZD.01.003, such as the spool and valve seat, may become blocked by solid particles, dirt, or deposits in the oil. These contaminants can impede smooth valve movement or cause sticking.
2. 2. Component Wear: Prolonged use of the servo valve ZD.01.003 can lead to wear or damage to its internal components. This can result in uneven valve movement, increased friction, and ultimately, sticking.
3. 3. Seal Damage: Aging, wear, or damage to the seals of the servo valve, such as O-rings or gaskets, can cause leakage of liquid or gas. This increases the resistance to valve movement, resulting in sticking.
4. 4. Hydraulic System Issues: Sticking of the servo valve ZD.01.003 can also be caused by faults or problems in other parts of the hydraulic system. Examples include excessive or insufficient hydraulic flow, pressure fluctuations, or system malfunctions.
5. 5. Environmental Conditions: The working environment of the servo valve ZD.01.003, such as high temperature, high humidity, or corrosive gases, can adversely affect smooth valve movement, resulting in sticking.

In the power plant steam turbine and generator, there are many different types of pumps and valves available. Contact Yoyik if you need any.
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