JP6091903B2 - Motorized valve - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a motor-operated valve, for example, a motor-operated valve used in a heat pump air conditioning system.

  Conventionally, in motor-operated valves, technological development aimed at reducing the size, increasing the capacity, and saving power has been promoted. As an example of such a prior art, Patent Documents 1 and 2 balance the force acting in the valve closing direction and the force acting in the valve opening direction (cancel the differential pressure) in the closed state of the motor-operated valve. A technique for reducing the drive torque required for opening and closing the valve body is disclosed.

  A flow control valve as an electric valve disclosed in Patent Document 1 is arranged in a first valve chamber that communicates with a first flow path and communicates with a second flow path via a valve seat, and the first valve chamber. And the valve body that is in contact with and away from the valve seat, and the valve body is brought into contact with and separated from the valve seat by moving in the axial direction to control the flow rate between the first flow path and the second flow path. A valve rod to be performed, a through hole that passes through the valve rod and communicates the second flow path with the second valve chamber, and the first valve chamber and the second valve chamber in conjunction with the valve rod. And a moving body that moves in the axial direction of the valve rod while partitioning.

  In addition, the motor-operated valve disclosed in Patent Document 2 includes a valve body in which a valve seat is formed, a screw bearing fixed to the valve body and having an internal thread formed therein, and an external thread that is screwed into the internal thread. And a valve body that can be brought into contact with or close to the valve seat by pressing by the driver, and the valve body has an end on the valve seat side and a side opposite to the end. A pressure equalizing path communicating with the back pressure chamber located at the end is provided.

JP 2009-275895 A JP 2012-211679 A

  According to the flow control valve disclosed in Patent Document 1, the fluid pressure in the second flow path is controlled by connecting the second flow path and the second valve chamber through a through hole that passes through the valve rod. The fluid pressure in the second flow path and the fluid pressure in the second valve chamber, which is the same as the fluid pressure, are applied to the valve rod through the chamber, and the valve rod moves, that is, opens and closes the valve. Necessary driving force can be reduced. In addition, the flow control valve moves in the axial direction of the valve stem while rotating together with the rotor at one end and a rotor that rotates around the axis in a state where movement of the valve rod in the axial direction is restricted. At the other end, the valve stem is moved in the axial direction of the valve stem while the valve stem is rotated around the axis of the valve stem while being screwed with the valve stem. By providing the transmission screw that moves in the same direction as the direction, the lift amount of the valve per one rotation of the rotor can be increased, and there is an advantage that a large flow rate can be provided with a small number of rotor rotations.

  Further, according to the motor-operated valve disclosed in Patent Document 2, the diameter of the valve seat and the diameter of the guide portion are substantially the same, and the valve body has an end on the valve seat side and an end opposite to the end. By forming a pressure equalization path that communicates with the back pressure chamber located in the section, the pressure balance between the front and rear of the valve body can be maintained, and the valve body can be slid at a low torque. The valve can be miniaturized.

  However, in the flow control valve disclosed in Patent Document 1, a holder in which a second valve chamber communicating with the second flow path is screwed to an upper part of a valve body and a moving body provided on the upper part of the valve rod. The problem is that the structure is complicated and the manufacturing cost increases. Moreover, since the transmission screw connected to the valve stem and the rotor of the pulse motor are rotated at the same rotational speed via a driver or the like, there is a problem that the resolution is small and it is difficult to control the minute flow rate of the refrigerant or the like. .

  Further, in the motor-operated valve disclosed in Patent Document 2, it is difficult to quickly and surely slide the valve body when the pressure balance before and after the valve body collapses due to, for example, blockage of the pressure equalizing passage. Such a problem may occur.

  The present invention has been made in view of the problems described above, and an object of the present invention is, for example, to balance the force acting in the valve closing direction and the force acting in the valve opening direction with a simple configuration, for example, leveling. An object of the present invention is to provide an electric valve capable of sliding a valve body quickly and reliably even when the pressure balance before and after the valve body is lost due to blockage of a pressure path or the like.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, an electric valve according to the present invention includes a valve body having a valve opening, a can fixed to the valve body, and an internal space defined by the valve body and the can. A support member fixedly disposed on the valve body, a valve body supported by the support member so as to open and close the valve port and disposed so as to be movable up and down and non-rotatable, and a motor for moving the valve body up and down via a speed reduction mechanism The screw portion is screwed in opposite directions at both ends, and the screw portion at one end is supported by the motor valve so as to convert the rotational movement of the motor into the up-and-down movement of the valve body. A rotary elevating shaft that is screwed to a member and has a screw portion at the other end screwed to the valve body, and is defined on the opposite side of the valve body of the valve body from the valve mouth side of the valve body And a back pressure chamber in which a part of the rotary lifting shaft is accommodated is connected via a pressure equalizing passage. It is characterized in that it is.

  In a preferred embodiment, the back pressure chamber is provided with a biasing member that biases the valve body toward the valve port side or the side opposite to the valve port side. In a preferred embodiment, the biasing member is a compression or tension spring.

  According to the motor-operated valve of the present invention, the screw parts are screwed in opposite directions at both ends, the screw part at one end is screwed with the support member, and the screw part at the other end is screwed with the valve body. By having a shaft, for example, even when the pressure balance before and after the valve body is lost due to blockage of the pressure equalizing passage, etc., the motor can be rotated and the valve body screwed with the rotary lifting shaft can be raised and lowered quickly and reliably. Can do. Further, the valve port of the valve body and the back pressure chamber defined on the opposite side to the valve port side of the valve body and containing a part of the rotary lift shaft are communicated via a pressure equalizing passage. Since the back pressure chamber communicating with the valve port is defined on the side opposite to the valve port side of the valve body, the force acting in the valve closing direction and the force acting in the valve opening direction are balanced with a simple configuration Can be made.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the basic composition of Embodiment 1 of the motor operated valve which concerns on this invention. The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the basic composition of Embodiment 2 of the motor operated valve which concerns on this invention.

  Embodiments of an electric valve according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[Embodiment 1]
FIG. 1 shows the basic configuration of a motor-operated valve according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

  The illustrated motor-operated valve 1 is used as, for example, an expansion valve in a heat pump air conditioning system or the like, and fluid (refrigerant) flows in both directions (the first flow direction and the opposite second flow direction), and at least in one direction. Is a two-way flow type motor-operated valve corresponding to a flow path through which a large flow rate flows.

  The motor-operated valve 1 mainly includes a valve body 5 having a cylindrical base 6 made of sheet metal, a can 58 fixed to the valve body 5, and an internal space defined by the valve body 5 and the can 58. A support member 19 that is fixedly disposed, a valve body 20 that is supported by the support member 19 and that can be moved up and down in the internal space, and a stepping motor that is attached above the valve body 5 to lift and lower the valve body 20 ( Motor) 50.

  The tubular base 6 of the valve body 5 has a valve chamber 7 defined therein, and a lateral first opening 11a that opens to the valve chamber 7 is formed on the side thereof, and the valve chamber 7 is formed on the bottom thereof. A vertically extending second opening 12a is formed. Further, on the inner peripheral side of the second opening 12a formed at the bottom of the tubular base body 6 of the valve body 5, a valve seat member 8 having a vertically oriented valve port 9 opening to the valve chamber 7 and a valve seat 8a. Is fixed. Then, a horizontal conduit joint 11 is attached to the first opening 11 a formed on the side of the cylindrical base 6, and the valve seat member 8 is connected to the second opening 12 a formed on the bottom of the cylindrical base 6. A vertical conduit joint 12 communicating with the valve port 9 is attached. Further, a stepped cylindrical base 13 having a diameter decreasing upward is attached to the upper opening of the cylindrical base 6 of the valve body 5.

  A lower end portion of a cylindrical can 58 having a ceiling portion is joined to the upper end portion of the cylindrical base 13 by welding or the like. Further, the support member 19 includes a cylindrical holding member 14 and a female threaded bearing member 15. The cylindrical holding member 14 is fixed inside the cylindrical base 13 by press-fitting or the like. A cylindrical female screw bearing member 15 in which a screw portion (female screw) 15i is screwed below the inner peripheral surface is fixed to the upper portion by caulking or the like. A protruding portion 15a is formed on the center side of the lower surface of the bearing member 15 with the female screw, and a female screw 15i is also screwed to the protruding portion 15a.

  Further, an inner diameter small diameter portion 14c having a small inner diameter is formed in the lower portion of the cylindrical holding member 14, and a substantially cylindrical valve is slidable with respect to the cylindrical holding member 14 inside the inner diameter small diameter portion 14c. The body 20 is inserted. A slight gap is provided between the inner peripheral surface of the small inner diameter portion 14 c and the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20. The valve body 20 has a truncated cone-shaped valve body portion 20a that contacts and separates from the valve seat 8a of the valve seat member 8 to open and close the valve port 9, and a valve body portion 20b having a smaller inner diameter than the valve body portion 20a. And part of the valve body portion 20a and the valve body portion 20b are arranged so as to protrude from below the inner diameter small diameter portion 14c of the cylindrical holding member 14.

  An inner diameter small diameter portion 20c having an inner diameter smaller than that of the valve body portion 20b is formed on the upper portion of the valve body portion 20b, and a screw portion (female screw) 20i is screwed on the inner peripheral surface of the inner diameter small diameter portion 20c. Further, a pressure equalizing hole 20d penetrating the valve body 20b in a direction perpendicular to the central axis thereof is formed in the valve body 20b below the small inner diameter part 20c. The valve port 9 of the valve body 5 and the valve port 9 of the valve body 20 are formed by the hole 20d and a communication passage 20f formed between the cylindrical holding member 14 and the valve body 20 so as to communicate with the pressure equalizing hole 20d. The pressure equalizing passage 21 is formed on the opposite side (the upper side of the valve body 20) and communicates with the back pressure chamber 10 defined by the valve body 20, the cylindrical holding member 14, and the bearing member 15. Has been. Here, the communication path 20f is formed by, for example, a concave groove formed in a part of the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical holding member 14.

  The communication passage 20f communicating with the pressure equalizing hole 20d may be formed by a concave groove formed in a part of the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20 (valve body portion 20b). Furthermore, the communication path 20f may be constituted by only a small gap provided between the inner peripheral surface of the small inner diameter portion 14c of the cylindrical holding member 14 and the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20, in such a case. The concave groove formed in the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical holding member 14 or the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20 can be omitted.

  An annular recess 14d is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical holding member 14 below the pressure equalizing hole 20d, and the annular recess 14d has a seal that seals between the cylindrical holding member 14 and the valve body 20. A member 16 is mounted. Further, a D-cut shape or a rail shape (not shown) is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20 and the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical holding member 14, and the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20 and the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical holding member 14 are formed. At least a part of the cross section of the cylinder is non-circular, and the valve body 20 is disposed so as not to rotate with respect to the cylindrical holding member 14 and moves up and down without rotating with respect to the cylindrical holding member 14. It is like that. Further, the lower surface of the valve body portion 20a of the valve body 20 is formed with a sealing surface 20e formed of a conical surface that is substantially in line contact with the valve seat 8a so as to obtain a desired sealing property.

  A cylindrical female threaded bearing member 15 fixed to the upper part of the cylindrical holding member 14 and a female threaded valve body 20 fitted to the lower part of the cylindrical holding member 14 are arranged by a rotary elevating shaft 17 extending in the vertical direction. It is connected. The rotary elevating shaft 17 has screw portions (male screws) 17a and 17b threaded in opposite directions at both ends thereof, the upper male screw 17a is screwed with the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15, and the lower male screw 17b is a valve. The body 20 is screwed with the female screw 20i. That is, if the upper male screw 17a is a right screw, the lower male screw 17b is a left screw, and if the upper male screw 17a is a left screw, the lower male screw 17b is a right screw. Further, the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15 and the female screw 20i of the inner diameter small diameter portion 20c of the valve body 20 are screwed so as to be opposite to each other. A part of the rotary elevating shaft 17 having a predetermined outer diameter is accommodated in a back pressure chamber 10 defined above the valve body 20, and the back pressure chamber 10 has an inner diameter of the cylindrical holding member 14. It is formed in a portion slightly larger in diameter than the small diameter portion 14c.

  Here, the cross sectional area inside the outer peripheral surface of the valve body 20, specifically, the cross sectional area S 1 inside the small inner diameter portion 20 c of the valve body 20 and the outer peripheral surface of the valve body portion 20 b, and the opening of the valve port 9. The area (cross-sectional area) S2 is set to be substantially the same. As a result, the back 20 via the pressure equalizing passage 21 formed by the lumen 20 g of the valve body 20 b, the pressure equalizing hole 20 d, and the communication passage 20 f formed between the tubular holding member 14 and the valve body 20. When the pressure chamber 10 and the valve port 9 are communicated with each other, for example, when the valve is closed, the pressing force acting on the valve body 20 (force acting in the valve closing direction) and the pushing direction (force acting in the valve opening direction) are balanced. (Differential pressure before and after the disc is canceled).

  Further, as described above, since the rotary elevating shaft 17 is constituted by a screw member in which male screws 17a and 17b are screwed at both ends, the pressure equalizing passage 21 communicating the back pressure chamber 10 and the valve port 9 is: The pressure equalizing hole 20d formed in the valve body 20b of the valve body 20 and the communication passage 20f formed outside the valve body 20 are formed without passing through the rotary elevating shaft 17. It should be noted that a pressure equalizing hole that directly communicates the valve port 9 and the back pressure chamber 10 may be drilled inside the valve body 20, or a pressure equalizing hole may be drilled through the inside of the rotary elevating shaft 17.

  On the other hand, the stepping motor 50 is disposed inside a can 58 so as to be rotatable with respect to the can 58 and a rotor support member 56. And a rotor 57 fixed inside the upper portion. The stator 55 is externally fixed to the can 58. Further, on the inner peripheral side of the rotor 57, a sun gear 41 formed integrally with the rotor support member 56, and a fixed ring gear 47 fixed to the upper end of the cylindrical body 43 fixed to the upper part of the cylindrical holding member 14. A planetary gear 42 that is disposed between the sun gear 41 and the fixed ring gear 47 and meshes with each other, a carrier 44 that rotatably supports the planetary gear 42, and a bottomed ring shape that meshes with the planetary gear 42 from the outside. Output gear 45, and a strange planetary gear type speed reduction mechanism 40 including an output shaft 46 and the like whose upper portion is fixed by press-fitting into a hole formed at the bottom of the output gear 45. Here, the number of teeth of the fixed ring gear 47 is set to be different from the number of teeth of the output gear 45.

  A hole is formed in the central portion of the upper portion of the output shaft 46, and the lower portion of the support shaft 49 that is inserted through the central portion of the sun gear 41 (rotor support member 56) and the carrier 44 is inserted into the hole. The upper portion of the support shaft 49 has an outer diameter that is substantially the same as the inner diameter of the can 58, and is formed in a hole formed at the center of the support member 48 that is disposed on the upper side of the rotor support member 56 and inscribed in the can 58. It is inserted. The rotor 57 itself does not move up and down inside the can 58 by the support member 48 or the like, and the positional relationship with the stator 55 that is externally fitted and fixed to the can 58 is always maintained constant.

  The lower part of the output shaft 46 of the speed reduction mechanism 40 is rotatably inserted into the upper part of the cylindrical female screw bearing member 15 that constitutes the support member 19 that supports the output shaft 46 and the like. A slit-like fitting portion 46a extending in the lateral direction so as to pass through the center thereof is formed. A plate-like portion 17c protrudes from the upper end of the rotary elevating shaft 17 screwed with a female screw 15i screwed down on the inner peripheral surface of the bearing member 15 with the female screw, and the plate-like portion 17c is a slit-like fitting portion 46a. It is slidably fitted to. When the output shaft 46 rotates in accordance with the rotation of the rotor 57, the rotation of the output shaft 46 is transmitted to the rotary lift shaft 17, and the rotary lift shaft is driven by screw feed of the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15 and the male screw 17a of the rotary lift shaft 17. 17 is moved up and down while rotating.

  On the other hand, as described above, the lower part of the rotary elevating shaft 17 is screwed with the male screw 17b screwed in the direction opposite to the male screw 17a and the female screw 20i screwed on the inner peripheral surface of the inner diameter small diameter portion 20c of the valve body 20. When the rotary elevating shaft 17 moves up and down while rotating, the valve body 20 moves up and down relatively with respect to the rotary elevating shaft 17 by screw feed of the male screw 17b of the rotary elevating shaft 17 and the female screw 20i of the valve body 20. It is supposed to be. The male screw 17a screwed with the bearing member 15 of the rotary elevating shaft 17 and the male screw 17b screwed with the valve body 20 are screwed in opposite directions. For example, the upper and lower sides of the valve body 20 are closed by closing the pressure equalizing passage. Even when the pressure balance of (front and rear) is lost, the motor 50 can be rotationally driven to forcibly raise and lower the valve body 20 quickly and reliably.

  As described above, the cylindrical bearing member 15 having the female screw 15i screwed on the inner peripheral surface, the upper male screw 17a is screwed with the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15, and the lower male screw 17b is screwed with the female screw 20i of the valve body 20. When the rotation of the rotor 57 is transmitted, the rotary motion of the rotor 57 is changed to the upward and downward motion of the valve body 20 by the rotary lift shaft 17 that moves up and down while rotating, the female screw 20i screwed on the valve body 20 and the like. A conversion mechanism for conversion is configured. It should be noted that the thread pitch, dimensions, and number of threads of the male screws 17a and 17b of the rotary elevating shaft 17, the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15, and the female screw 20i of the valve body 20 are appropriately independent depending on the performance of the motor-operated valve 1 required. Can be set.

  With such a configuration, when the rotor 57 of the motor 50 is rotationally driven in one direction, the rotation of the rotor 57 of the motor 50 is decelerated by the speed reduction mechanism 40, and the rotation of the rotor 57 is rotated via the output shaft 46 of the speed reduction mechanism 40. The rotary elevating shaft 17 is transmitted while being decelerated, and the rotary elevating shaft 17 is lowered, for example, while rotating by the screw feed of the female screw 15i of the bearing member 15 and the male screw 17a of the rotary elevating shaft 17, and the male screw 17b of the rotary elevating shaft 17 and the valve The valve body 20 is lowered, for example, relative to the rotary lifting shaft 17 by screw feed of the female screw 20i of the body 20 (cannot rotate with respect to the cylindrical holding member 14 and moves in the same direction as the moving direction of the rotary lifting shaft 17). Finally, the seal surface 20e of the valve body 20a of the valve body 20 is seated on the valve seat 8a of the valve seat member 8, and the valve port 9 is closed.

  When the rotor 57 of the motor 50 is driven to rotate in the reverse direction, the rotation of the rotor 57 of the motor 50 is decelerated by the reduction mechanism 40, and the rotation of the rotor 57 is rotated via the output shaft 46 of the reduction mechanism 40. The rotary elevating shaft 17 is raised while being rotated by the screw feed of the female screw 15 i of the bearing member 15 and the male screw 17 a of the rotating elevating shaft 17, and the male screw 17 b of the rotating elevating shaft 17 and the female screw of the valve body 20 are transmitted. The valve body 20 is raised, for example, relative to the rotary lift shaft 17 by screw feed of 20i (cannot rotate with respect to the cylindrical holding member 14 and is moved in the same direction as the movement direction of the rotary lift shaft 17). The sealing surface 20e of the valve body 20a of the body 20 is separated from the valve seat 8a of the valve seat member 8, and the valve port 9 is opened.

  Further, for example, when the valve port 9 is in the closed state, it is formed by the lumen 20 g of the valve body 20 b of the valve body 20 and the pressure equalizing hole 20 d and the communication path 20 f between the cylindrical holding member 14 and the valve body 20. Via the pressure equalizing passage 21, the valve port 9 of the valve body 5 and the back pressure chamber 10 on the side opposite to the valve port 9 side of the valve body 20 (the upper side of the valve body 20) communicate with each other. The acting push-down force (force acting in the valve closing direction) and the push-up direction (force acting in the valve opening direction) are balanced (the differential pressure before and after the valve element is canceled).

[Embodiment 2]
FIG. 2 shows a basic configuration of a motor-operated valve according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. The motor-operated valve 1A of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 2 is a biasing member (between the bearing member 15 in the back pressure chamber 10 and the valve body 20 with respect to the motor-operated valve 1 of the first embodiment shown in FIG. For example, a coil spring is disposed, and the other configuration is substantially the same as that of the motor-operated valve 1 shown in FIG. Therefore, about the structure similar to the motor operated valve 1 of Embodiment 1 shown in FIG. 1, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

  In the motor-operated valve 1 </ b> A shown in FIG. 2, a recess is formed on the outer edge of the upper surface of the cylindrical valve body 20 that is fitted into the lower portion of the cylindrical holding member 14 that supports the valve body 20, and the center of the upper surface of the valve body 20 A protruding portion 20A is formed on the side. A coil spring 18A is arranged so that the upper end is fitted into the projecting portion 15a of the bearing member 15, and the lower end is fitted into the projecting portion 20A of the valve body 20, and the coil spring 18A and the valve are connected to the bearing member 15 and the valve. The body 20 is connected. In this way, the upper end of the coil spring 18A is fitted into the projecting portion 15a of the bearing member 15, and the lower end is fitted into the projecting portion 20A of the valve body 20, whereby the coil spring 18A in the back pressure chamber 10 is inserted. The position of is defined.

  When the coil spring 18A is a compression coil spring, a direction in which the bearing member 15 constituting the support member 19 and the valve body 20 are separated from each other, that is, a direction in which the valve body 20 is pushed down toward the valve port 9 (valve closing direction). For example, when the pressure balance of the upper and lower sides of the valve body 20 fluctuates while the valve body 20 is stationary, rattling of the valve body 20 can be suppressed. Further, in this case, since the valve body 20 is biased in the direction in which the valve body 20 is pushed down toward the valve port 9 (the valve closing direction), the driving torque when the valve body 20 is closed can be reduced.

  When the coil spring 18A is a tension coil spring, the bearing member 15 constituting the support member 19 and the valve body 20 are brought close to each other, that is, the valve body 20 is pushed up to the side opposite to the valve port 9 side. The backlash of the valve body 20 can be suppressed even when the pressure balance of the top and bottom of the valve body 20 varies while the valve body 20 is urged in the direction (valve opening direction). Further, in this case, since the valve body 20 is urged in the direction in which the valve body 20 is pushed up to the side opposite to the valve port 9 (the valve opening direction), the driving torque when the valve body 20 is opened is reduced. Can do.

  Here, when the coil spring 18A is a tension coil spring, for example, male threads are formed on the projecting portion 15a of the bearing member 15 and the projecting portion 20A of the valve body 20, and both end portions of the tension coil spring ( Both ends of the coil spring 18A are adopted by screwing the winding start portion and the winding end portion) or by pressing both ends of the tension coil spring into the protruding portion 15a and the protruding portion 20A. The portion can be fixed to the protruding portion 15 a of the bearing member 15 and the protruding portion 20 A of the valve body 20.

  Thus, by arranging the coil spring 18A in the back pressure chamber 10 formed above the valve body 20, the motor-operated valve 1A is not enlarged and the configuration of the motor-operated valve 1 is not complicated. Shaking of the body 20 can be suppressed.

  In addition, it can replace with a coil spring as a biasing member, and can also employ | adopt a leaf | plate spring, a disc spring, etc. FIG.

  In the above description, the motor-operated valve of the present embodiment is used as an expansion valve in, for example, a heat pump air-conditioning system and the like, and is a bi-directional flow-type motor-operated valve in which fluid flows in both directions. Needless to say, the present invention may be applied to other systems other than the heat pump type air conditioning system, and may be applied to a motor-operated valve in which a fluid flows only in one direction.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Motorized valve 5 Valve body 6 Tubular base body 7 Valve chamber 8 Valve seat member 8a Valve seat 9 Valve port 10 Back pressure chamber 11 Conduit joint 12 Conduit joint 13 Tubular base 14 Tubular holding member 14c Inner diameter small diameter part 15 Tubular Bearing member 15i Screw part (female thread)
16 Seal member 17 Rotating lift shaft 17a Screw part (male thread)
17b Screw part (male thread)
19 support member 20 valve body 20a valve body part 20b valve body part 20c inner diameter small diameter part 20d pressure equalizing hole 20f communication path 20g lumen 20i screw part (female screw)
21 Pressure equalizing passage 40 Mysterious planetary gear type reduction mechanism 50 Stepping motor (motor)
55 Stator 57 Rotor 58 Can

Claims (3)

A valve body having a valve opening; a can fixed to the valve body; a support member fixedly disposed on the valve body in an internal space defined by the valve body and the can; and opening and closing the valve opening Therefore, a motor-operated valve comprising: a valve body supported by the support member and arranged to be movable up and down and non-rotatable; and a motor that raises and lowers the valve body via a speed reduction mechanism,
In order to convert the rotational movement of the motor into the up-and-down movement of the valve body, screw portions are screwed in opposite directions at both ends, the screw portion at one end is screwed with the support member, and the screw portion at the other end Has a rotary lift shaft that engages with the valve body,
The valve port of the valve body and the back pressure chamber defined on the opposite side of the valve body from the valve port side and containing a part of the rotary lift shaft are communicated via a pressure equalizing passage. A motor-operated valve characterized by   2. The motor-operated valve according to claim 1, wherein a biasing member that biases the valve body toward the valve port side or the side opposite to the valve port side is disposed in the back pressure chamber. The motor-driven valve according to claim 2, wherein the biasing member is a compression or tension spring.

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