Abstract: A valve arrangement has two main valves which are each preloaded by a spring device into a first switching position, and which can each be switched into a second switching position by means of an assigned pilot valve. The pilot medium required for switching is provided with a pilot pressure at a pilot connection of each pilot valve. The main valves are each equipped with a working valve section each of which are fluidically connected to one another. In addition, each main valve contains a monitoring valve section. The monitoring valve sections are designed to provide the venting of at least one pilot connection when the two main valves are in different switching positions. This allows a fluid-actuated actuator to be controlled in accordance with high safety standards.

Abstract: Valve arrangement for influencing a fluid flow for a fluid consumer, having a first valve group with which a first actuator is associated, having a second valve group with which a second actuator is associated, the first valve group and second valve group being associated in a first functional position as a parallel circuit with a first fluid line in a first functional position and are associated with a second fluid line in a second functional position as a series circuit, the first valve group or second valve group being designed for actuating the respective other actuator in the first functional position and being designed for switching off the respective other actuator in the second functional position.

Abstract: A valve arrangement has two main valves which are each preloaded by a spring device into a first switching position, and which can each be switched into a second switching position by means of an assigned pilot valve. The pilot medium required for switching is provided with a pilot pressure at a pilot connection of each pilot valve. The main valves are each equipped with a working valve section each of which are fluidically connected to one another. In addition, each main valve contains a monitoring valve section. The monitoring valve sections are designed to provide the venting of at least one pilot connection when the two main valves are in different switching positions. This allows a fluid-actuated actuator to be controlled in accordance with high safety standards.

Abstract: Valve arrangement for influencing a fluid flow for a fluid consumer, having a first valve group with which a first actuator is associated, having a second valve group with which a second actuator is associated, the first valve group and second valve group being associated in a first functional position as a parallel circuit with a first fluid line in a first functional position and are associated with a second fluid line in a second functional position as a series circuit, the first valve group or second valve group being designed for actuating the respective other actuator in the first functional position and being designed for switching off the respective other actuator in the second functional position.