Magnetic valve
An electromagnetically actuated piston slide valve and an assembly set for such a valve with which an NC valve and an NO valve can be fabricated. Such a valve of the NC construction type comprises a valve housing with corresponding connectors and a fluid passage. A slide coupled with a magnetic armature is provided for regulating a free cross-sectional area of the fluid passage. A first spring urges the slide in an opening direction and a second spring urges the slide in an opposite closing direction, wherein the first and the second spring are adapted such that, in the electrically unenergized state of the coil, the slide adopts a position in which the fluid passage is closed.
1. An electromagnetically actuated piston slide valve, comprising:
a valve housing with a first fluid connector and a second fluid connector and at least one fluid passage connecting the two fluid connectors,
a piston slide which is axially displaceable in the valve housing for regulating a free cross-sectional area of the fluid passage by opening and closing radial openings on a valve body,
a first biasing spring which rests against the valve housing in such a manner that a force of the first biasing spring acts in an opening direction, wherein the slide at least partially releases the fluid passage upon displacement in the opening direction,
a second biasing spring which rests against the valve housing in such a manner that a force of the second biasing spring acts in a closing direction opposite to the opening direction, wherein the first and the second biasing device are adapted such that, in an electrically unenergized state of a coil, the slide adopts a position in which the fluid passage is closed, and
a magnetic armature coupled with the slide, wherein, by the magnetic armature, by producing an electromagnetic field through electrically energizing the coil, the slide is axially displaceable via the magnetic armature and the first spring in a proportional manner in the valve housing against the force of the second biasing spring into a position in which the fluid passage is at least partially opened wherein, in the electrically unenergized state of the coil, the absolute value of the force of a second biasing spring is greater than the absolute value of the force of a first biasing spring.
2. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the first and the second biasing device are adapted such that, upon electrically energizing the coil with a predetermined current intensity, the absolute value of the sum of the force of the first biasing device and of a force caused by the electromagnetic field and acting on the magnetic armature exceeds the absolute value of the force of the second biasing device.
3. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the slide is guided in axially shiftable manner by a first part of the valve housing and the magnetic armature is guided in axially shiftable manner by a second part of the valve housing, wherein the first part of the valve housing and the second part of the valve housing are preferably different components of the valve housing.
4. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the slide and the magnetic armature are configured as separate components.
5. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the slide and the magnetic armature are clamped between the first biasing device and the second biasing device.
6. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein, wherein the slide and the magnetic armature are arranged such that they allow for an offset relative to each other in the radial direction.
7. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the slide and the magnetic armature are arranged such that they allow for an angular offset relative to each other.
8. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the magnetic armature and the slide are coupled via a hinge connection.
9. The piston slide valve according to claim 8 , wherein the hinge connection comprises a ball element.
10. The piston slide valve according to claim 1 , wherein the first fluid connector is arranged axially relative to the valve housing and the second fluid connector is arranged radially relative to the valve housing.