Proportional control type remote-control direction switching control valve device
AssigneeDiesel Kiki Co., Ltd.
InventorYuji Satoh
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Abstract
A remotely operated, direction switching proportional control valve device comprises a direction switching control valve which includes a hydraulic actuator, an electromagnetic pressure reducing valve interposed between a liquid chamber of the hydraulic actuator and a hydraulic power source and an electromagnetic open or closed valve interposed between the liquid chamber and a liquid tank. Both the pressure reducing valve and the open or closed valve can be operated against an electromagnetic force for return movement. The device eliminates the requirement for a piston stroke detector and may be operated by a single electromagnetic coil.
Claims1
A proportional control type remote-control direction switching control valve device comprising;
- a hydraulic power source;
- a hydraulic fluid tank;
- a direction switching control valve having a valve passage whose opening is varied in response to an amount of movement of a spool, said valve including a hydraulic actuator for actuation thereof, said actuator including hydraulic fluid chambers on opposite sides of a piston;
- an electromagnetic pressure reducing valve interposed and connected between each of said fluid chambers and said hydraulic power source, said electromagnetic pressure reducing valve being movable between a full-open position and a throttle position and urged to the full-open position by means of an electromagnetic force;
- and an electromagnetic open or closed valve interposed and connected between each of said fluid chambers and said liquid tank, said electromagnetic opening and closing valve being urged to a closed position by an electromagnetic force and wherein the electromagnetic force on said electromagnetic pressure reducing valves and said electromagnetic open or closed valves is opposed by the pressure in each of said fluid chambers of said hydraulic actuator and said electromagnetic reducing valves being operated at a pressure lower than that of said electromagnetic open or closed valve.
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