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1. Valve structure: The two-position three-way valve consists of a valve body, a valve core and a valve seat. There are three fluid ports on the valve body, called A port, B port and P port respectively. Ports A and B are used to connect fluid pipelines, and port P is used to connect control equipment (such as solenoid valves or manual control devices).
2. Initial state: When the two-position three-way valve is in the initial state, the valve core will be in a certain position so that port A and port P are connected.
3. Working state: When the valve core is controlled and moves, port A and port B can be connected or closed to control the flow direction of the fluid. When the valve core moves to connect port A and port B, fluid can flow in from port A and flow out from port B. When the valve core moves to close ports A and B, fluid cannot pass through the valve, that is, both ports A and B are blocked.
Please feel free to contactus Parts Sea engineers or sales for help if you have no parts No.
tse@partssea.com | sales@partssea.com
1. Valve structure: The two-position three-way valve consists of a valve body, a valve core and a valve seat. There are three fluid ports on the valve body, called A port, B port and P port respectively. Ports A and B are used to connect fluid pipelines, and port P is used to connect control equipment (such as solenoid valves or manual control devices).
2. Initial state: When the two-position three-way valve is in the initial state, the valve core will be in a certain position so that port A and port P are connected.
3. Working state: When the valve core is controlled and moves, port A and port B can be connected or closed to control the flow direction of the fluid. When the valve core moves to connect port A and port B, fluid can flow in from port A and flow out from port B. When the valve core moves to close ports A and B, fluid cannot pass through the valve, that is, both ports A and B are blocked.