Fluid control valve
A fluid control valve includes: a shaft member that moves along an axis of the shaft by a driving force from a driving source connected to one end of the shaft member; a holding member including a bottomed tubular portion into which the other end of the shaft member is inserted with a radial predetermined gap and which has a recess formed to be recessed radially inward from a surface of the tubular portion, and a valve body formed by fixing a sealing member to an outer periphery of a flat plate shaped main body portion that extends radially outward from the tubular portion; a housing that includes an inlet and an outlet of a fluid, has an annular valve seat on which the valve body abuts to block a communication between the inlet and the outlet, and accommodates the shaft member and the holding member.
1. A fluid control valve comprising:
a shaft member that moves along an axis of the shaft by a driving force from a driving source connected to one end of the shaft member;
a holding member including a bottomed tubular portion into which the other end of the shaft member is inserted with a radial predetermined gap and which has a recess formed to be recessed radially inward from a surface of the tubular portion, and a valve body formed by fixing a sealing member to an outer periphery of a flat plate shaped main body portion that extends radially outward from the tubular portion;
a housing that includes an inlet and an outlet of a fluid, has an annular valve seat on which the valve body abuts to block a communication between the inlet and the outlet, and accommodates the shaft member and the holding member,
wherein the other end of the shaft member includes a first region formed to be reduced in diameter toward a bottom portion of the tubular portion and including a first abutment portion abutting the bottom portion, and a second region formed to be reduced in diameter toward an opposite side to the bottom portion from a boundary surface with the first region and including a second abutment portion abutting the recess, and
a distance from a center of the boundary surface to the first abutment portion is shorter than a distance from the center of the boundary surface to the second abutment portion.
2. The fluid control valve according to claim 1 ,
wherein the second region is formed in a hemispherical shape.
3. The fluid control valve according to claim 1 ,
wherein an O-ring is provided between the shaft member and the tubular portion on the opposite side to the bottom portion from the second abutment portion.
4. The fluid control valve according to claim 1 ,
wherein the recess is configured as a caulked portion that is formed by caulking the tubular portion from an exterior of the tubular portion, and the inner peripheral surface of the recess and the second abutment portion are movable to slide on each other.
5. A fluid control valve comprising:
a shaft member that moves along an axis of the shaft by a driving force from a driving source connected to one end of the shaft member;
a holding member including a bottomed tubular portion into which the other end of the shaft member is inserted with a radial predetermined gap, and which has a recess formed to be recessed radially inward from a surface of the tubular portion, and a valve body formed by fixing a sealing member to an outer periphery of a flat plate shaped main body portion that extends radially outward from the tubular portion;
a housing that includes an inlet and an outlet of a fluid, has an annular valve seat on which the valve body abuts to block a communication between the inlet and the outlet, and accommodates the shaft member and the holding member,
wherein the other end of the shaft member includes a diameter enlarged portion that is enlarged in diameter toward the bottom portion of the tubular portion and abuts on the recess, and a flat portion that is formed by making a tip end surface of the diameter enlarged portion flat, and
the bottom portion has a convex portion that protrudes toward the flat portion from a surface of the bottom portion and abuts on the flat portion.