Changeover valve for controlling the throughflow of a pressure m

Fluid handling – Systems – Multi-way valve unit

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1376255, 251 68, 251 65, F16K 11048, F16K 3108

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ABSTRACT:
The valve seats and the valve stem of the changeover valve have different diameters from one another so that the pressure medium applied a drive force to actuate the valve. The control system is a simple and purely passive retention system without external drive, the retention being triggered by a pulse-like electric signal. The signal energy produced and transmitted within electronic control systems suffices to actuate the valve, no additional drives being necessary for such actuation.

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