Valve for the temperature-dependent control of at least one hydraulic load
AssigneeHydac Drive Center GmbH
InventorRalf BOSCH
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AssigneeHydac Drive Center GmbH
InventorRalf BOSCH
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The invention relates to a valve (10) for the temperature-dependent control of at least one hydraulic load, comprising a valve housing (12), which has at least one tank connection (T), one working connection (A), and one supply connection (P), a control piston (30) for controlling the connections (A, P, T), which control piston is movably arranged in the valve housing (12) and is preloaded by an energy store, such as a working spring (74), and a thermal element (62), which can be supplied with a fluid at a specifiable temperature (TFluid) and which is actively coupled to the control piston (30), wherein the control piston can be moved by control pressure present at the supply connection (P) and wherein the thermal element (62) interacts with the energy store (74) in such a way that the thermal element causes a temperature-dependent change of the preload force acting on the control piston (30).
A valve (10) for the temperature-dependent control of at least one hydraulic load, comprising a valve housing (12) having at least one tank connection (T), one working connection (A) and one supply connection (P), a control piston (30) for controlling the connections (A, P, T}, which control piston is movably disposed in the valve housing (12) and preloaded by an energy store, such as a working spring (74), and a thermal element (62), which can be supplied with a fluid at a specifiable temperature (TFluict), and which is actively coupled with the control piston (30), wherein said control piston can be moved by control pressure that prevails at the supply connection (P), and wherein the thermal element (62) interacts with the energy store (74) in such a way that said thermal element causes a temperature-dependent change in the preloaded force that is exerted on the control piston (30).
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