How should I understand the air circuit diagram of this lock cylinder?
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As shown, the air source is filtered and depressurized before reaching the two air-controlled valves and the solenoid valve (2/3 way). The solenoid valve outlet leads to two pneumatic control valves. Two pneumatic control valves are connected to both ends of the cylinder, respectively. Both of these pneumatically controlled valves receive signals from solenoids; how is the movement of the cylinders then controlled? Does anyone know the air circuit diagrams for these two pneumatic control valves and cylinders? Thank you all. It’s been bothering me for several days.
I saw the air circuit diagram of this pneumatic component many years ago on a gasification furnace in Weihua, Shaanxi; I’ve long forgotten it due to the passage of time. It is recommended that you find the air circuit diagram or look up information related to the valves.
The nameplate at this site, the gas circuit diagram. It’s all worn out and impossible to see clearly; I really have no idea where to start or what model it is
Which company? Is it from Inner Mongolia? The red color makes it seem like Kevyr
It is recommended to check the three-cut-off protection of the valve
Those in Nanjing have all been painted. No information can be obtained at all
Dude, the air path control for this valve is actually the same as that in your post from yesterday
I know about solenoid valves, but how does the air flow work in that four-way air control valve?
This is still a two-way three-port valve; the interface for connecting 8 large pipes is the signal interface, and it doesn’t count as a fourth port.
The one similar to mine uses a finger to indicate the signal gas, which corresponds to the power supply for the solenoid valve