Fluid control valve
AssigneeEagle Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsToshinori Kanzaki, Wataru Takahashi, Masahiro Hayama, Kohei Fukudome, Keigo Shirafuji
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Abstract
A valve includes a valve housing provided with an inlet port and an outlet port; a valve body to be driven by a drive source; a spring that urges the valve body in a direction opposite a direction of driving by the drive source; and a valve seat formed at an edge of a through-flow passage. The valve body and the valve seat cooperatively form a poppet valve. The valve is configured to control a flow rate in accordance with a movement of the valve body. Flow passages on a downstream side of the poppet valve are provided with increase regions where a flow passage cross-sectional area tends to increase toward the downstream side.
Claims8
A fluid control valve, comprising:
- a valve housing provided with an inlet port and an outlet port;
- a valve body configured to be driven by a drive source;
- a spring configured to urge the valve body in a direction opposite a direction of driving by the drive source;
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- a valve seat formed at an edge of a through-flow passage the valve body and the valve seat cooperatively forming a poppet valve, the valve being configured to control a flow rate in accordance with a movement of the valve body,
- wherein a flow passage on a downstream side of the poppet valve is provided with an increase region where a flow passage cross-sectional area tends to increase toward the downstream side,
- the valve body has a surface portion which partially defines the flow passage of the increase region,
- the curved shape portion is brought into contact with and separated from the valve seat,
- the valve seat is formed in a valve seat member that is formed separately from the valve housing,
- the valve seat member is inserted into a recess portion of the valve housing in a valve opening direction of the valve body and press-fitted to the valve housing, and
- the valve body has an axial end surface which is configured to come into contact with the valve seat and formed by a curved surface bulged out toward the flow passage without having a recess portion, and an outer peripheral surface directly connected to the axial end surface to extend in an axial direction and partially forming the surface portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.