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Questions regarding learning about solenoid valves, as well as relay wiring, etc

2015-10-11View Original

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I have a question for everyone: 1. Are solenoid valves generally required to have interlocks that are powered? How can one determine the relevant markings on the solenoid valve, and what is the working process? 2. For relay multi-pin wiring diagrams, is the power supply connected in series with the digital signals, or is it connected separately? 3. Regarding the quick exhaust valves used on instrument pneumatic valves, does anyone have the manual? How many inlet ports and outlet ports does it have, and how does it work? Thank you all
Reply #22015-10-18
Solenoids come with both power-on interlocks and power-off interlocks; the specific design is determined by the engineering firm based on the process requirements. Whether the relay contacts should be powered or not depends on the requirements of the receiver. For example, when connected to a digital input module that requires dry contacts, then the relay contacts do not need to be powered. The third question is a bit vague; I’m not sure what you mean. Sorry about that. Here is another link providing an introduction to solenoid valves: http://user.qzone.qq.com/494296973/blog/1388063820

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