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Regarding valves

2007-12-10View Original

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May I ask how valves are determined based on the leakage level? What kind of valve does JM refer to? Can it be found in those books? Thank you!
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Mechanically controlled directional valves use mechanical forces such as cams or stops to switch the valve and generate a signal; when these mechanical forces are removed, the valve returns to its original position and the signal is eliminated. The control mechanisms for such valves include rod-type, rod-and-wheel type, and lever-and-wheel type designs. These valves can be of the 2/3-way or 2/5-way type, with the P and R ports in a 2/3-way valve being interchangeable, allowing the valve to switch from a normally closed state to a normally open state.

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