Kidney failure can occur as a result of hypercalcemia and then compound the problem as a further cause of imbalance. Disturbances in nerve conductivity and cardiac muscle contractions can ultimately cause neurologic tremors or seizures, weakness, and cardiac arrhythmias. If the levels remain significantly elevated, calcium can be deposited in any soft tissue or organ system in the body. Left untreated, hypercalcemia can be fatal.
Use proportional control valves to reduce shock and give a finer degree of control to circuits that do not require extreme position accuracy, or repeatable speed and force. Proportional valves restrict flow to and from an actuator. They work best with a pressure-compensated pump in a closed-center circuit.
Main function of valve is to prevent back flow of blood. This is because blood pressure in veins is very low (compared to arteries). There is no need of valves in the arteries because the blood pressure usually varies between 70-110 mm Hg. Imagine you have just opened a tap with full flow in a washroom and you applied your hand at the outflow. That is just 50-60 mm Hg (in normal circumstances).