What is the working principle of a directional control valve?
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The working principle of a directional control valve is that the valve is driven by a handle, which rotates the valve stem and cam. Below is an introduction to the related content: 1. Function: It has the capability to position, drive, and lock the opening and closing of sealing components. 2. Identical mechanism: When the handle is rotated counterclockwise, the two sets of sealing components close the two lower channels under the action of the cam, while the two upper channels remain connected to the pipeline system. 3. Non-stop directional change: The two upper channels are closed, and the two lower channels are connected to the pipeline system, achieving non-stop directional change. 4. Composition of the directional control valve: It mainly consists of components such as the valve body, sealing components, cam, valve stem, handle, and valve cover. 5. Function of the directional control valve: The function of the directional control valve is to use the movement of the valve core to change the open or closed state of each oil port on the valve body, thereby controlling the connection, disconnection, and direction change of the oil circuit.