A Steering Valve is designed to control the flow of hydraulic fluid within a Hydraulic Power Steering unit. It typically consists of a valve body, a spool, actuating mechanism, springs, and ports. When the operator turns the steering wheel, a mechanical connection translates this movement to the Hydraulic Valve. The valve then modulates the flow of hydraulic fluid, applying pressure differentials to either side of the hydraulic cylinder or steering actuator.Attributes:• Provide immediate and precise control over the steering unit• Withstands high pressures and temperature fluctuations Applications:A Steering Valve acts as a control mechanism within a Hydraulic Power Steering unit, responsible for regulating the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid.