Illustration 1 | g00451972 |
Typical Control Valve (1) Primary resolver (2) Secondary resolver |
The primary resolver is installed parallel to the control spool. The ball check valve is built into the resolver. The secondary resolver is installed perpendicular to the primary resolver. The ball check valve is not contained in a housing. A plug holds the ball check valve in the valve body.
Illustration 2 | g00451973 |
Primary Resolver (3) Signal line from the cylinder head end (4) Outlet line (5) Ball check valve (6) Signal line from the rod end |
Outlet line (4) feeds the resolved signal to the secondary resolver and the spring end of the flow control.
The primary resolver compares the pressure between the two work ports in each control valve section.
In the previous illustration, the head end pressure in line (3) is greater than the rod end pressure in line (6). The head end pressure forces ball check valve (5) to the left. This blocks line (6). The pressure in line (3) is the highest resolved pressure in this resolver. This pressure travels through outlet line (4) to the next resolver.