Dual function hydraulic valve and circuit

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F15B 21/00 (2006.01) F04B 49/035 (2006.01) F15B 11/028 (2006.01) F16K 7/06 (2006.01)

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CA 2371511

A hydraulic circuit for supplying fluid at a plurality of different pressures. The circuit comprises (a) a reservoir containing fluid at an upstream pressure level; (b) a pump for receiving a fluid from the reservoir and for raising the fluid pressure of the fluid from the upstream pressure level to a downstream pressure level; (c) a pressure conduit for receiving the fluid from the pump; (d) an adjustable relief valve for receiving fluid at the downstream pressure level from the pump; and, (e) remote control means for remotely adjusting the adjustable relief valve. The adjustable relief valve is (i) connected to a relief conduit and to the pressure conduit, (ii) operable to open to connect the pressure conduit with the relief conduit when the downstream pressure level exceeds an actuation pressure level, (iii) operable to close to isolate the pressure conduit from the relief conduit when the actuation pressure level exceeds or is equal to the downstream pressure level, and (iv) remotely adjustable to change the actuation pressure.

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