Compressed Air SupplyAdequate sizing of compressors and feed lines is the first place to start to ensure proper system o
Air source treatment is the component working by using the pressure of the gas or the expansion of the force. It Inclu
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Solenoid valve selection guideBefore choosing a type of solenoid valve, sufficient information about the application mus
Solenoid valve selection should first follow the four principles of safety, reliability, applicability, economy, followe
Rusting, power failure, irregular pressure, missing equipment, an incorrect amount of voltage or current, dirt stuck in the system and corrosion are some of the possible reasons why a solenoid valve may not properly close or open.
Types of Hydraulic Cylinder Single Acting Cylinders. Double Acting Cylinders. Tie-Rod Cylinders. Welded Rod Cylinders. Telescopic Cylinders.
A proportional control valve is a valve used to control fluid flow rate by varying the size of the flow passage via a restrictor. The regulated flow rate subsequently adjusts parameters affecting a process in a system, mainly level, pressure and temperature.
How do you reset a solenoid valve? On regular solenoid valves, it can be switched back to the operating position by energizing the solenoid, while on solenoid valves with latch-lock function it will not be so. After being energized, the valve must be manually reset by pushing the reset-knob
One of the important parts of the pneumatic components is the cylinder. In order to ensure the normal use of the cylinder and avoid unnecessary situations, for the use of the pneumatic components and cylinder, let’s check the right way to use cylinder. When using the cylinder, the air quality requirements are very high. Clean, dry compressed air should be used. The air should not contain organic solvents, synthetic oils, salts, corrosive gases, etc., in order to avoid bottle and valve failure.
The solenoid valve should be installed with the inlet port (usually marked as port 1) connected to the upstream flow and the outlet port (usually marked as port 2) connected to downstream. Some solenoid valves will also be marked with an arrow on the body indicating the direction the media should flow.
