RE 18321-90/03.2016, Bosch Rexroth Oil Control S.p.A.
Description
The valve delivers priority flow, from 0 to max. available, on
demand to port 4, while compensating for load changes
downstream. In neutral, all input flow at 3 is given to the
priority port 4. Pressure at 4 is applied to the spool against
a spring force so that increasing pressure causes increasing
by-pass of input flow to port 2. Load sense pressure at port
1, obtained between the downstream control and the load,
assists the spring, and moves the spool back toward
supplying priority flow. Comparison between priority outlet
and LS pressure seeks a constant differential pressure over
the control valve. As load and flow control change, the
priority flow is increased or decreased to satisfy the
demand establishing that differential. An orifice connects
the priority outlet port and the spring chamber, giving a
small pressure assist to the spring, enhancing response
time to provide priority flow in the event that load sense
pressure momentarily drops.
Logic element, pressure compensator
with dynamic load sense
Common cavity, Size 10
RE 18321-90
Edition: 03.2016
Replaces: 01.2010VRLA-10A-D 04.84.10 - X - 85 - Z
Technical data
Max. operating pressure 350 bar (5000 psi)
Max. inlet flow 45 l/min. (12 gpm)
Max. priority flow 30 l/min. (8 gpm) for Z=05 version
40 l/min. (11 gpm) for Z=10 version
Fluid temperature range -30 to 100 °C (-22 to 212 °F)
Installation torque 41 - 47 Nm (30 - 35 ft-lbs)
Weight 0.22 kg (0.49 lbs)
Cavity CA-10A-4N (see data sheet 18325-70)
Lines bodies and standard
assemblies
Please refer to section “Hydraulic
integrated circuit” or consult factory
Seal kit
1)
Code: RG10A4010530100
material no: R901111373
Fluids Mineral-based or synthetics with
lubricating properties
at viscosities of 10 to 500 mm
2
/s (cSt)
Recommended degree of
fluid contamination
Nominal value max. 10µm (NAS 8) /
ISO 4406 19/17/14
Installation No restrictions
Other Technical Data See data sheet 18350-50
1) Only external seals for 10 valves
Characteristic curve
Flow - Q
Flow - QPressure - Δp