BYPASS VALVE, EXPANDER UNIT HAVING A BYPASS VALVE, AND WASTE-HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEM HAVING AN EXPANDER UNIT
First Claim
1. A bypass valve (1) comprising a valve housing (4) and a slide (3) longitudinally movable in the valve housing (4), wherein an inlet channel (5), an outlet channel (6) and a further outlet channel (7) are formed in the valve housing (4), wherein the slide (3) cooperates through longitudinal movement with a valve seat (8) formed in the valve housing (4) and thereby opens and closes a hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the outlet channel (6), wherein the slide (3) furthermore cooperates through longitudinal movement with a further valve seat (8b) formed in the valve housing (4) and thereby opens and closes a further hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the further outlet channel (7), wherein a control surface (3c) is formed on the slide (3), wherein the control surface (3c) delimits a control chamber (34), and wherein the bypass valve further comprises a pilot valve (2) for hydraulically controlling the pressure in the control chamber.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a bypass valve (1), having a valve housing (4) and a slide (3) arranged for longitudinal movement in the valve housing (4). An inlet channel (5), an outlet channel (6), and a further outlet channel (7) are formed in the valve housing (4). The slide (3) interacts with a valve seat (8) formed in the valve housing (4) by means of the longitudinal movement of the slide and thereby opens and closes a hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the outlet channel (6). Furthermore, the slide (3) interacts with a further valve seat (8b) formed in the valve housing (4) by means of the longitudinal movement of the slide and thereby opens and closes a further hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the further outlet channel (7). A control surface (3c) is formed on the slide (3), wherein the control surface (3c) delimits a control chamber (34). The pressure in the control chamber can be hydraulically controlled by means of a pilot valve (2).
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- 1. A bypass valve (1) comprising a valve housing (4) and a slide (3) longitudinally movable in the valve housing (4), wherein an inlet channel (5), an outlet channel (6) and a further outlet channel (7) are formed in the valve housing (4), wherein the slide (3) cooperates through longitudinal movement with a valve seat (8) formed in the valve housing (4) and thereby opens and closes a hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the outlet channel (6), wherein the slide (3) furthermore cooperates through longitudinal movement with a further valve seat (8b) formed in the valve housing (4) and thereby opens and closes a further hydraulic connection between the inlet channel (5) and the further outlet channel (7), wherein a control surface (3c) is formed on the slide (3), wherein the control surface (3c) delimits a control chamber (34), and wherein the bypass valve further comprises a pilot valve (2) for hydraulically controlling the pressure in the control chamber.
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