Working Principle of Liquid Control Solenoid Valve
Solenoid valve is converted electric energy into mechanical energy. The main purpose of liquid control solenoid valve is to regulate the movement of liquid and eradicate the need for an engineer to manually control the valve, which will save the application both time and money.
This liquid solenoid valve consists of two parts: a solenoid and the valve. The valve system is made up of two or more orifices/openings, whereas, the solenoid is home to several important parts, including a coil, sleeve assembly and plunger.
This solenoid valve works by current through solenoid copper coil to open or close the valve orifice. When the coil within the solenoid is power on, the plunger is lifted or lowered to open or close the orifice. This is what in turn controls flow, regulating the movement of liquid.
As 2542 Flow liquid control solenoid valve features:
Unit housing: high quality carbon steel housing case, Teflon coating and smooth surface, and RoHs compliance.
2 Ways DC 12’v Solenoid valve
Common DC voltages: DC 12 V , Adjustable DC voltages available on request.
Power: 5.8 W
Current: 0.48 A
DC Resistance: 25 Ω
Temperature Rise: max 65 degrees . Cel.
Precision Flow liquid control: 0.2s On, 0.3 s Off 1.67 G liquid.
Fixing, plunger coupling, thrust rod options and lead length can all be customized.
Stable Performance with 300,000 lifespan service
Advantages of this medical solenoid valve fast responding time
low power consumption
low and high temperature workable
it can be installed vertically or horizontally
compatible with both DC and AC voltage
Precision liquid flow control
Stable Performance
Disadvantages of this medical solenoid valve
Every valve has its own disadvantages. Due to human errors, solenoid valve can experience problem when the voltage becomes too less or too more due to this it makes the electromagnetic field strengthen or weaken.
1.Solenoid valve is sensitive to voltage
2.The valve can partly close if magnetic field isn’t set up correctly
3.The coil need to be replaced over the lifetime of the valve
4.Valve fluid can be affected by the flow.