Variable-regeneration directional control valve for construction vehicles
AssigneeVolvo Construction Equipment Korea Co., Ltd.
InventorsTae Seung Chung, Yang Goo Lee
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AssigneeVolvo Construction Equipment Korea Co., Ltd.
InventorsTae Seung Chung, Yang Goo Lee
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A variable-regeneration directional control valve for construction vehicles is disclosed. The control valve has a pressure control means for controlling the opposite pressure caused by elasticity of a valve spring. The opposite pressure acts on one end of a regeneration switching spool, while a self pressure (hydraulic pressure of pressurized fluid output from a pump) acts on the other end of the regeneration switching spool and thereby moves the spool. In the preferred embodiment, the means is a pressure control piston, which is provided on the end of the valve spring. The pressure control piston receives an outside control signal through an electronic proportional control valve and thereby continuously moves. The electronic proportional control valve outputs pressurized fluid in proportion to a current amount of the outside control signal.
A variable-regeneration directional control valve used in a hydraulic circuit of a construction vehicle, comprising a regeneration passage connected between a return passage and a tank passage, a check valve provided on said regeneration passage for preventing the reverse flow of fluid from a supply passage to the return passage through said regeneration passage, a regeneration switching spool movably arranged in a valve block between said regeneration passage and said tank passage in order to control a cross-sectional area of the fluid passage inside the control valve, said spool linearly moving in the valve block by the relation between a self pressure inside a supply line and an opposite pressure caused by elasticity of a valve spring, thus controlling the amount of regenerated fluid, further comprising:
A hydraulic directional control valve, comprising:
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