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Functional Description
Pressure compensated flow control valves are designed
to provide adjustable controlled flow rates independent
of changes in inlet and/or outlet pressure.
2 way valves are used in meter-in, meter-out or bleed-off
and or parallel applications.
The flow control valve consists basically of housing (1),
throttling spool (2), spring (3), pressure compensator (4)
and a hand knob (5) with adjustment mechanism.
Flow control valve VSS1-206-A
Fluid from port A1 passes through orifice area (6) of the
throttling spool, proceeds through its internal bore to the
orifice area (7) modulated via the metering edge of the
pressure compensator (4) and onwards to port A2. The
flow rate depends on the orifice area (6) and is
determined by rotating the adjustment knob (5). The
knob can be fixed at the adjusted position via tightening
screw (9). The spring pushes both the throttling spool
and the spool of the pressure compensator to their
extreme positions and provided that there is no flow
through the valve, holds the orifice area (7) fully open. An
introduction of flow to port A1 exposes inlet pressure
through bore (8) to the bottom area of the compensator
spool and causes this spool to move in closing direction,
thus decreasing the pressure difference at the orifice
area (6) of the throttling spool. The movement of the
compensator stops as soon as a new equilibrium is
reached. The pressure compensator compares
continuously the pressure difference at the orifice area
(6) with the amount preset by the spring pretension and
modulates the orifice area (6) accordingly, thus holding
the flow rate constant.
Flow control valve VSS1-206-B
This type of valve functions on the same principle as the
previous one, however, reverse free-flow from port A2 to
port A1 is provided for by the built-in check valve.
Connection of port A1 with port P1 is ensured by cover
plate or by directional valve situated at the upper face of
housing (1) - see Functional symbols (vertical stacking
assemblies).
Flow control valve VSS1-206-C
This valve has the same function as the valve described
above, the only difference being the changed flow
direction, i.e. controlled flow in direction A2 ® A1 and
free-flow in direction A1 ® A2.
The basic surface treatment of the valve housing is
phosphate coated, whereas the surface of the other
parts are zinc coated.
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Sandwich plate design for use in vertical stacking
assemblies
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For use in meter-in, meter-out or bleed-off
applications
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Available with reverse free-flow check valve
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Flow rate setting with adjustment knob
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Installation dimensions to
ISO 4401-AB-03-4-A and DIN 24 340 -A6
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Subplates - see catalogue HA 0002
HA 5032
6/2012
Replaces
HA 5032 5/2008
Size 06 · p
max
320 bar · Q
max
22 L/min
2 Way Flow Control Valves
VSS1-206