Here are some of the key features and functions of the logic valve: 1. Logic control: The logic valve determines the operation of the valve according to predetermined logic conditions by receiving input signals. These logic conditions can be simple switching signals (such as switching states) or more complex logical relationships (such as and, or, not, etc.) to implement specific control logic.
2. Multichannel flow control: Logic valves usually have multiple input and output ports to control the flow of liquid in different directions. Depending on the logical conditions of the input signal, the valve can open or close different channels to direct the fluid to the desired location or a combination of different channels to achieve complex flow control.
3. Sequential operation: Logic valves can also be used to achieve sequential operation in hydraulic systems. With logical conditions and multiple output channels, different valves can be opened or closed in a specific order to achieve a complex sequence of operations.
4. Logic condition adjustment: Logic valve usually has the function of adjusting logic conditions, and can be set and adjusted according to system requirements. This allows the control logic of the system to be flexibly configured and changed as needed.
5. Programmability: Some logic valves are programmable and can be configured and adjusted by a programming controller or electronic control system. This allows for more complex control logic and automation.
6. Applications: Logic valves are widely used in hydraulic systems that require complex control logic and sequential operation, such as automated machinery, industrial production lines, aerospace equipment, automotive manufacturing and test equipment.
