A control valve configured to control a pressure of a passing fluid includes: a valve seat having a seat portion where the fluid passes; a poppet valve inserted into the valve seat to regulate a pressure of the fluid passing through the seat portion; and a fluid rectifying unit provided in the valve seat to rectify the fluid having a pressure regulated by the poppet valve.
1. A control valve configured to control a pressure of a fluid, the control valve comprising:
a valve seat having a seat portion where the fluid passes;
a poppet valve inserted into the valve seat so as to be displaceable with respect to the valve seat to regulate a pressure of the fluid passing through the seat portion;
a fluid rectifying unit provided on a downstream side of the valve seat to rectify the fluid having a pressure regulated by the poppet valve;
a plug; and
a control pressure chamber provided on a downstream side of the fluid rectifying unit,
wherein
the poppet valve comprises
a poppet valve body,
a small-diameter rod portion connected to a leading end of the poppet valve body and
a larger-diameter rod portion connected to the small-diameter rod portion and having a greater diameter than the small-diameter rod portion,
a part of the small-diameter rod portion is inserted into the plug,
the plug has an inner circumferential surface on which the larger-diameter rod portion is slidable,
the fluid rectifying unit comprises an inner path through which the fluid passes,
the inner path includes
a poppet downstream path formed in the plug, around the small-diameter rod portion, and between the seat portion and the larger-diameter rod portion, and
a communicating path that communicates the poppet downstream path and the control pressure chamber in a radial direction of the poppet valve,
the poppet valve further comprises a poppet-throttling fluid path defined between the seat portion and the poppet valve body,
a minimum cross-sectional area of the communicating path is larger than a maximum cross-sectional area of the poppet-throttling fluid path, and
the communicating path is provided between the fluid rectifying unit and the plug.
2. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein the fluid rectifying unit is provided in an end portion of the valve seat.
3. The control valve according to claim 1 , further comprising:
a piston configured to drive the poppet valve and define the control pressure chamber.
4. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein the communicating path includes a groove provided in the fluid rectifying unit.
5. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein the communicating path has a cross-sectional area gradually increasing toward a downstream side.
6. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein the communicating path extends from the poppet downstream path in the radial direction of the poppet valve.
7. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein
the fluid rectifying unit comprises a cylindrical portion,
the control pressure chamber is provided on an outer side of the cylindrical portion, and
the communicating path is formed in the radial direction of the poppet valve to communicate with the control pressure chamber.
8. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein the fluid rectifying unit and the valve seat are integrated into a single body.
9. The control valve according to claim 1 , wherein a cross-sectional area of the communicating path is configured to not be affected by a displacement position of the poppet valve with respect to the valve seat.
10. A control valve configured to control a pressure of a fluid, the control valve comprising:
a valve seat having a seat portion where the fluid passes;
a poppet valve inserted into the valve seat to regulate a pressure of the fluid passing through the seat portion;
a fluid rectifying unit provided on a downstream side of the valve seat to rectify the fluid having a pressure regulated by the poppet valve; and
a control pressure chamber provided on a downstream side of the fluid rectifying unit, wherein
the fluid rectifying unit comprises an inner path through which the fluid passes,
the inner path is provided on a downstream side of the seat portion and is communicated with the control pressure chamber, and
the fluid rectifying unit has a hexagonal cross-sectional inner circumferential surface and a circular cross-sectional outer circumferential surface.
11. A control valve configured to control a pressure of a fluid, the control valve comprising:
a valve seat having a seat portion where the fluid passes;
a poppet valve inserted into the valve seat so as to be displaceable with respect to the valve seat to regulate a pressure of the fluid passing through the seat portion;
a fluid rectifying unit provided on a downstream side of the valve seat to rectify the fluid having a pressure regulated by the poppet valve;
a plug; and
a control pressure chamber provided on a downstream side of the fluid rectifying unit,
wherein
the poppet valve comprises
a poppet valve body,
a small-diameter rod portion connected to a leading end of the poppet valve body and
a larger-diameter rod portion connected to the small-diameter rod portion and having a greater diameter than the small-diameter rod portion,
a part of the small-diameter rod portion is inserted into the plug,
the plug has an inner circumferential surface on which the larger-diameter rod portion is slidable,
the fluid rectifying unit comprises an inner path through which the fluid passes,
the inner path includes
a poppet downstream path formed in the plug, around the small-diameter rod portion, and between the seat portion and the larger-diameter rod portion, and
a communicating path that communicates the poppet downstream path and the control pressure chamber in a radial direction of the poppet valve,
the poppet valve further comprises a poppet-throttling fluid path defined between the seat portion and the poppet valve body,
a minimum cross-sectional area of the communicating path is larger than a maximum cross-sectional area of the poppet-throttling fluid path, and
the communicating path is defined by a hole provided in the fluid rectifying unit.