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Are there any recommended solenoid valves for pipes that are useful? Feedback is required

2023-05-05View Original

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Currently, some of the company’s transfer pumps are pneumatic diaphragm pumps, and for control purposes, 24V DC direct-acting solenoid valves with feedback are used to regulate the compressed air. It is directly driven by the 24V power supply of the DCS system; the load is too high, which often causes fuses to blow. Additionally, there is often insufficient power to operate it fully, requiring physical force at the site to open it. Have you used this type of solenoid valve for 6-inch air ducts? Feedback is required; preferably a pilot-operated type or a low-power direct-acting type
Reply #22023-05-05
I can offer you the following recommendations: 1. Festo VUVS-LK solenoid valve: It is of pilot-operated type, suitable for pipes with diameters ranging from 6mm to 18mm, equipped with an LED status indicator and cable connectors, available in various voltage options. 2. SMC SY series solenoid valves: available in pilot-operated or direct-acting types, with an optional feedback function; suitable for pipes with diameters ranging from 6mm to 16mm, and available in various voltage options. 3. Burkert 6014 series solenoid valves: available in pilot-operated or direct-acting types, with electrical feedback functionality; suitable for pipes with diameters ranging from 6mm to 12mm, and available in various voltage options. All three of these solenoid valves are from well-known brands, feature high reliability and a wide range of applications, and can meet your requirements. .
Reply #32023-05-07
Guided solenoid valves can be considered for controlling pneumatic diaphragm pumps. The advantages of pilot-operated solenoid valves are less energy loss and precise control, and they can be driven directly from a DCS system. Low Power Direct Acting Solenoid Valves are also a good option; they typically consume much less power than standard solenoid valves, yet still maintain good control performance. During the selection process, it is necessary to ensure that the diameter of the solenoid valve matches the inner diameter of the compressed air pipeline, so as to properly meet its design specifications.
Reply #42023-05-08
You’re right:D Are there any introductions to commonly used manufacturers or brands?
Reply #52023-05-08
Here are some common brands and suppliers of solenoid valves for your reference: ASCO: ASCO is a leading manufacturer of solenoid valves and fluid control systems. ASCO’s products are used in a variety of applications, including industrial automation, food and beverage, the chemical industry, oil and gas, and more. Parker: Parker is one of the world’s renowned suppliers of power and control technology solutions. Parker’s solenoid valve products are suitable for various application areas such as crude oil and natural gas, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages. Norgren: Norgren is a provider of industrial pneumatic and fluid control solutions. The company offers a variety of products such as solenoid valves, cylinders, pressure regulators, as well as customized application support. SMC: SMC is a global leader in pneumatic and fluid control technology. This supplier offers a variety of products including solenoid valves, solenoid directional control valves, manual valves, pressure switches, and filters. Festo: As a supplier of factory and process automation solutions based on pneumatic and electrical technologies, Festo offers high-quality solenoid valves and pneumatic components that can be used in various applications such as machine tools, printing presses, as well as in the pharmaceutical and food processing industries.

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