Structural principle of three-way valve

Structural principle

The difference between a three-way valve and a regular valve is that there is an outlet at the bottom. When the internal valve core is in different positions, the outlet is different. For example, when the valve core is in the lower part, the left and right are connected. For example, when the valve core is in the upper part, the right outlet is blocked, and the left and lower ports are connected. Because the left and right mouths are not on the same horizontal line. When the high-pressure heater is urgently disconnected, the valve is closed and the water supply is bypassed.