Multiway control valve having a sealing carrier
AssigneeWOCO Industrietechnik GmbH
InventorsChunxiao YAN, Klemens SCHANDER
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AssigneeWOCO Industrietechnik GmbH
InventorsChunxiao YAN, Klemens SCHANDER
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The present invention relates to a multiway valve for controlling at least one flow of at least one fluid, in particular within a motor vehicle, including at least one housing and one valve member disposed at least in areas within at least one valve space which is configured at least in areas within the housing, and by way of changing a rotary position of the valve member within the valve space about a first rotary axis, at least the amount of an inflow of the fluid from at least one first fluid connector into the valve space and/or at least the amount of outflow of the fluid out of the valve space is adjustable by at least one second fluid connector, and the multiway valve includes at least one insert which is disposed at least in areas between the valve member and the housing and is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the housing.
The present invention relates to a multiway valve (1, 1′) for controlling at least one flow of at least one fluid, in particular within a motor vehicle, comprising at least one housing (3) and one valve member (7) disposed at least in areas within at least one valve space (5) which is configured at least in areas within the housing (3), wherein by way of changing a rotary position of the valve member (7) within the valve space (5) about a first rotary axis (D), at least the amount of inflow of the fluid from at least one first fluid connector (11) into the valve space (5) and/or at least the amount of outflow of the fluid out of the valve space (5) is adjustable by at least one second fluid connector (13, 15), wherein the multiway valve (1) comprises at least one insert (17) which is disposed at least in areas between the valve member (7) and the housing (3) and is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the housing (3), characterized in that:
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