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Solenoid Valve mainly rely on the electromagnetic force generated by the power supply coil to drive the iron core to open and close the valve disc. Generally, solenoid valves are in a normally closed (or normally open) state before being powered on. After being powered on, the electromagnetic force of the coil drives the movable iron core, causing the valve to immediately open (or close). The main characteristics of the solenoid valve produced by Shanghai Meiyan Yipum Valve are rapid opening and closing action, simple structure, and easy operation. It is mainly used for automatic cut-off, connection, or switching of fluid flow direction. There are various structures of solenoid valves, generally divided into two types: unfilled and filled. Non filled solenoid valves do not require packing sealing, and the casing is filled with fluid. In addition to general fluids, they are more suitable for valuable or toxic fluids such as helium, fluorocarbons (see refrigerants), and ammonia. Filler type solenoid valves are mostly used for high temperature, low temperature, or highly corrosive fluids due to the use of fillers that do not come into contact with the casing and iron core. However, due to the presence of a stuffing box, the volume is relatively large and increases the friction force of the valve stem movement. The power supply of solenoid valves can be divided into AC and DC. The action of electromagnetic valves using alternating current is particularly fast, but it is prone to heating and has a small opening and closing force. Electromagnetic valves using direct current are less prone to heating and have greater opening and closing force, but their action is not as fast as alternating current. Electromagnetic valves can be divided into various specifications and models such as normally closed, normally open, pilot operated, high-temperature, two position three-way, two position five way, etc. The following product pictures are for reference only.
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