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Undersize rather than oversize

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Undersize rather than oversize the valve because the valve is a pressure generating device and a higher pressure drop will create greater system stiffness and help improve stability.

Undersize rather than oversize

Hydraulic valves control through 'braking' the fluid in much the same way that a car is controlled with its brakes. A smaller valve has more braking potential and will therefore provide better control in the same way that larger brakes on a car provide much better control.

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