The pnematic valve and solenoid valve are both widely used to control medium flowing through or cutoff in the pipelines, and they are widely applied in the various industrial areas. Are there any differences between them? Let’s go on and find some differences. A pneumatic valve uses compressed air to control the diaphragm, bellows or …
Defining a Solenoid ValveThe term solenoid usually refers to a coil used to create magnetic fields when wrapped around a magnetic object or core. In engineering terms, the solenoid describes transducer mechanisms used to convert energy into motion. Solenoid valves are controlled by the action of the solenoid and typically control the flow of water …
3 Most Common Solenoid Valve Problems and Troubleshooting If you are experiencing problems with solenoid valves or just like to be prepared for unexpected occasions, you are just in the right place! In this blog, we will brake down the three most common solenoid valve problems that can save you a lot of time. Before …
Why Choose ASCO Solenoid Valves? If you’re contemplating choosing an ASCO solenoid valve, you need not to think about it too long; ASCO Valves should always be your number one choice when it comes to solenoid valve applications. Founded in 1888, ASCO has been around for well over a century, and is well known as …
Pneumatic system is a branch of engineering that makes use of gas or compressed air. The principles of pneumatic are the same as those for hydraulic, but pneumatic transmits power using a gas instead of a liquid. With pneumatic, air is usually pumped into a receiver using a compressor. The receiver holds a large volume …
In any system, valves are a necessary component that control a fluid’s pressure, flow rate and direction. Pneumatically controlled valves direct the flow of pressurized air which is crucial to your system’s success. Although the medium flowing through the system is fluid (the same as hydraulic or process water systems), how control is executed differs …
I’ve been writing about industrial products and processes for a while now, and few topics have eluded my understanding more effectively than solenoids. Nothing about the word “solenoid” gives away anything about what a solenoid is or does, at least not in the way that the words “aluminum tube” or “overhead crane” or “conveyor” betray …
