What is Proportional Valves

 

 

Proportional valves are advanced control valves used in fluid power systems. They are designed to provide a continuous and proportional control of fluid flow, pressure, or other parameters.Unlike traditional on - off valves, proportional valves can modulate the output in direct proportion to the input signal. This is achieved through the use of an electro - mechanical actuator, such as a solenoid, which controls the position of a valve element.

 

 

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Our company specializes in wholesale and retail of Rexroth brand hydraulic parts, including A8VO series, A6VM series, A6VE series, A4VG series, A10VSO series, A11VLO series, A2FE series, A2FM series, etc.

 

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The product provides one-year warranty service, provides remote video technical guidance throughout the day on weekdays, and provides free parts maintenance under the condition of normal use of grease and clean during the warranty period.

 

Specification

 

 

Specifications – Proportional Valves

Maximum Material Flow Capacity (lbs per hour)

770

1200

770

1200

Pipe Size

1.5

2

1.5

2

Compressed Air Pressure – PSI

40

40

40

40

Length (in)

6

6

6

6

Width (in)

10

10

10

10

Height (in)

9

9

9

9

Weight (lbs)

8

8

10

10

 

Benefits of Proportional Valves
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Energy optimization

 

One of the main advantages of a proportional valve is a significant increase in energy efficiency. As a matter of fact, these systems need less manual operations to adjust flow and pressure rates, resulting not just in an economic benefit, but also in a sustainable optimizationof energy consumption.

 

Versatility

 

Proportional valves can adapt to many different contexts and applications - from industrial automation to Food&Beverage and delicate medical systems. They can also manage a variety of fluids and pressure rates, ensuring excellent performances in every field they may be applied to.

 

Enhanced safety

 

Accuracy and constant monitoring mean improved safety. In fact, these systems prevent sudden fluctuations that can lead to operational shifts and malfunctions.

 

4 Things to Consider When Applying Proportional Valves
 

Applying dither to a valve reduces actuator friction and reduces hysteresis. A good rule of thumb is to use 70 -250 Hz dither frequency on all SP, ZL, and PV valves (flow and directional control valves), and 200-300 Hz dither frequency on TS Valves (proportional pressure control valves). Otherwise, at lower frequencies the actuator will follow the dither signal and the valve output will appear unstable.

 

When applying 4-way valves in cylinder circuits use port 2 for the cylinder's blind or cylinder end connection. There will be lower overall pressure drop since the magnified return flow from the cylinder will not have to go through the center of the spool.

 

Valve position is directly related to the applied current, not the applied voltage. This is because coil resistance is not constant, but rather it increases with temperature. Therefore, you should limit I-Max current to 1.0 amp on 08 size and 1.2 amps on 10 size valves in high ambient temperature/continuous duty applications. In high temp conditions you may run out of votage and will not be able to use the full resolution of the catalog page performance graph. Remember to size the valve with these current limits in mind.

 

Match the valve to the job. Over sizing a metering valve usually gives extremely poor resolution, as only a small portion of the metering curve is useful. In other words, if the valve is over-sized, it will have a negative effect on metering capabilities of the valve. Everyone likes to keep the number of parts in their systems and inventories to a minimum, but trying to apply the same valve across several machine platforms, especially at significantly different flowrates, should be avoided.

 

Shipping and Delivery Information

 

 

Packaging :

Wooden box or carton

Delivery Time:

10-25 Days

Payment Methods

T/T (Telegraphic Transfer) and L/C (Letter of Credit)

Shipping

It can be delivered by truck, train, sea, air.

 

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is a proportional valve?

A: Proportional valves are commonly used to control pressure to a cylinder or hydraulic motor. They provide infinite spool positioning and thus infinitely adjustable flow volumes. The resulting flow or pressure output is proportional to the input change, i.e. triple the input produces triple the output.

Q: What is the difference between a proportional valve and a solenoid valve?

A: A traditional solenoid valve is a two-way valve that can be open or closed. A proportional solenoid valve provides the same functions as a traditional solenoid but with greater control over the positioning of the plunger and spool. They have a wide range of positions to meet the needs of any flow control application.

Q: Where are proportional valves used?

A: Proportional Valves are suited to analytical and test instrumentation, process applications such as tensioning, spraying and blow molding. They are also found in medical and foundry applications. However, they can also be used in many other applications.

Q: How do you control a proportional valve?

A: A proportional control valve is a type of valve that can be used to control the flow of a fluid by using an electric input signal. The electric current is converted into a magnetic field that interacts with the coiled wire in the valve, which in turn changes the flow and pressure of the fluid.

Q: What is the pressure drop on a proportional valve?

A: Proportional valve require good pressure drop across them to provide the energy need to control the load, these are typically 30% of the load pressure. Proportional valves need this extra pressure drop (p.d.) to control the flow.

Q: Where are proportioning valves installed?

A: This type of valve is usually mounted to the frame or inner fender below the master cylinder.

Q: How do you set an adjustable proportioning valve?

A: When adjusting the proportioning valve, you increase or decrease preload on that spring pressing on the piston. More spring preload (screwing the knob or clicking the lever inward) allows more line pressure before the valve closes and proportioning begins.

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