Refer to the figure. The 4-wayvalve has a blocked center spool and threepositions. Solenoid B is energized pushingthe spool to the left.What direction will the cylinders move:extend (to the right) or retract (to the left)?Which cylinder moves first during this stepand why? Refer to the figure to the right. The 4-wayvalve has a blocked center spool and threepositions. Solenoid B is energized pushingthe spool to the left.1What direction will the cylinders move:extend (to the right) or retract (to the left)?Which cylinder moves first during this stepand why?2Sol ASol B

when the solenoid B is energized the cylinder 1 retract to the left and cylinder 2 extend to the…

Refer to the figure to the right. The 4-way valve has a blocked center spool and three positions. Solenoid B is energized pushing the spool to the left. What direction will the cylinders move: extend (to the right) or retract (to the left)? Which cylinder moves first during this step and why? 2 Sel A Sel B

Refer to the figure to the right. The 4-way valve has a blocked center spool and three positions. Solenoid B is energized pushing the spool to the left. What direction will the cylinders move: extend (to the right) or retract (to the left)? Which cylinder moves first during this step and why? 2 Sel A Sel B

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