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How do the pneumatic valves on the equipment work?

2015-11-16View Original

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How do the pneumatic valves on the equipment work? For example, in a cylinder, how is the switching function achieved, and where is the gas released?
Reply #22015-11-17
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-11-17 05:57. The gas for two-position on-off valves is released from the solenoid valve, while the gas with a positioner is released from the positioner (the pressure in the cylinder is equal to the pressure output by the positioner). ——What is a solenoid valve? Internal structure, pictures, usage scenarios: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1291464-1-1.html
Reply #32015-11-17
Pneumatic valves are controlled in two ways: on-off type and control type. The on-off type is generally controlled by solenoid valves, while the control type is usually controlled by positioners!
Reply #42015-11-20
Turn the valve on and off at the site; by feeling where the instrument air comes from, you’ll know
Reply #52015-11-20
To solve problems, one needs to take action more often, observe more, think more, use one’s brain actively, and carefully identify and analyze issues. I think the problem of how to remove air isn’t difficult.

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