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Aircraft Shutoff Valve Volume Compensators
Brand: Parker HannifinParker Aerospace's shutoff valve/volume compensator is a multi-function hydraulic valve. Its main purpose is to increase aircraft efficiency and provide pedal feedback to the pilot.
Parker Aerospace's shutoff valve/volume compensator (SOV/VC) is a multi-function hydraulic valve that increases aircraft efficiency and provides pedal feedback to the pilot.
The SOV/VC has five valves contained within a single manifold. These valves work together to provide three basic aircraft functions.
The primary function of the valve is to increase overall aircraft efficiency by shutting-off pump flow to downstream hydraulic consumers while those systems are not in use.
The secondary function is to provide force and travel pedal feedback to the pilot by using a volume compensator that reacts to the output pressure and volume of the pilot's master cylinder.
The SOV/VC also has a tertiary function, which is to direct flow to the brakes to stop wheel motion during landing gear retract operations.
Features- Increases aircraft fuel efficiency while providing pedal feedback to the pilot
- Independent volume compensator for each pilot pedal
- Ports per AS5202-04 or any compatible fitting with an end per AS930
- Tested in accordance with DO-160
- Fluid temperature range -67 to 180°F
Specifications
Brand
Cracking Pressure (psi)
- 65-95
Flow Rate (gpm)
- 2.3
Fluid Compatibility
- MIL-PRF-87257 & MIL-PRF-83282
Height (inch)
- 3
Length (inch)
- 7.5
Maximum Fluid Temperature (°F)
- 160° F
Minimum Fluid Temperature (°F)
- -67° F
Number of Ports
- 6
Pressure Range (psi)
- 55
Reseat Pressure (psi)
- 40
Width (inch)
- 3.5
- The SOV/VC has an Overall System Pressure Rating of 3000 psi, which Makes it Applicable to Light Jets and Propeller Driven Aircraft that Rely on a High-Pressure Brake Control System.