Customization: | Available |
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Function: | Balance |
Installation: | Threaded Cartridge |
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A hydraulic balance valve operates by sensing pressure differentials in a hydraulic system and adjusting accordingly. Here is a simplified explanation of its working principle:
Pressure Sensing: The valve contains internal mechanisms that detect changes in pressure across its inlet and outlet. These mechanisms can be pilot-operated or mechanically actuated, depending on the design.
Flow Regulation: When pressure changes, the valve adjusts its internal components (like springs or pistons) to alter the flow path. This can involve changing the orifice size, adjusting a spool position, or opening/closing a flow path, depending on the design.
Balancing Effect: By adjusting the flow based on pressure changes, the valve ensures that fluid is distributed evenly throughout the system. This balanced distribution reduces the risk of pressure spikes or fluid starvation, promoting smooth operation.
Model | VBCD-G12-SE A |
Max Pressure | 35Mpa |
Max Flow | 60L/min |
Pilot Ratio | 1:4.25 |
Type | Max Pressure | Max Flow |
VBCD-G12-SE | 320bar | 60L/min |
VBCD-G38-SE | 320bar | 40L/min |
VBCD-G12-SE A | 320bar | 60L/min |
VBCD-G38-SE A | 320bar | 40L/min |
VBCD-G12-SE-FL4 | 320bar | 90L/min |
VBCD-M22-SE-FL | 320bar | 60L/min |