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May I ask, the solenoid valve assembly shown in the diagram (7 valves in total) is required to have a flow rate that increases by a factor of 2 at each step: for example, the first valve should have a flow rate of 1 L/min, the second one 21 L/min, the third one 41 L/min, and so on, with the seventh valve having a flow rate of 641 L/min. Is such an assembly available for purchase or can it be custom-made? Also, what is that circular object next to it in the diagram? I’d like to ask the experts here, thank you.
What medium is being used here? It has nothing to do with solenoid valves, right? The diameter of the valve body increases in proportion to that
Argon, I also think it has nothing to do with solenoid valves; they merely serve to open and close. The problem now is that if we require the flow rate through the first solenoid valve when it is opened alone to be 10 L/min, how should I choose the appropriate solenoid valve? Moreover, the diameter of solenoid valves is usually limited to a few standard sizes – how can I select a solenoid valve with a diameter that is proportionally larger? Please advise
This post was last edited by yangxping on 2019-3-1 10:36. It’s very simple; what kind of instruments or equipment is it used with? I can do it; custom manufacturing is available.
Determine the valve’s flow capacity based on flow rate and pressure