For a 5/3 valve. "3" means a. 3 options or positions. b. 3 ports. c. None of the above.
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It is a type of directional control valve that has five ports and three positions. Now, let's focus on the "3" in the 5/3 valve. This refers to the number of positions that the valve can be in. Show more…
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