A hydraulic system of a work machine includes a first hydraulic actuator, a first control valve, a first oil passage, a second hydraulic actuator, a second control valve, a second oil passage, and a bypass oil passage. The first control valve is connected to the first hydraulic actuator to control the first hydraulic actuator. The first oil passage is connected to the first control valve to supply hydraulic oil to the first control valve. The second control valve connected to the second hydraulic actuator to control the second hydraulic actuator. The second oil passage connects the second control valve and the first hydraulic actuator via the first control valve. Hydraulic oil returning from the first hydraulic actuator to the first control valve is to be supplied to the second control valve through the second oil passage. The bypass oil passage connects the first oil passage and the second oil passage.

A solenoid valve including a spool received within a housing. The spool is configured to move to multiple positions within the housing. The housing includes supply ports, exhaust ports, and outlet ports. When the spool is in a specific location, two outlet ports are in fluid communication with each other.

The present disclosure relates to a valve, preferably a continuous valve or a proportional valve, wherein the valve comprises means configured to control and/or regulate a pressure and/or flow of a fluid, wherein the means are further configured to effect at least one further function or to participate in the function.

An open-center valve device for operating machines includes: a first section and a second section, a high-pressure line configured in such a way as to be connected to a pump to supply an operating fluid flow rate to the sections, and a discharge line configured to be connected to an outlet of the operating fluid. Each of the sections includes a spool control element, configured in such a way as to send the fluid flow rate to the respective work ports. The valve device further includes one or more free flow segments, a series duct configured in such a way that, upon a movement from the neutral position of one of the control elements for operating one of the actuators, a return flow rate from a respective work port is supplied to a subsequent control element, progressively closing the respective free flow passage.