Why Are Solenoid Valves Used?
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- In this video, we're going to learn about solenoid valves. Solenoid valves are used in a variety of applications, including air conditioning, water supply, and oil production. We'll also learn about the basics of valve operation and how solenoid valves can be used in mechanical systems.
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I’m at mechanic in a glass container factory, our production machines use them a lot to actuate cartridge valves. Learned a trick for testing them when you think you may have a solenoid going out. Hold a screwdriver to the stem and see if it magnetizes when the solenoid powers on if it doesn’t the solenoid is bad
Oddly enough solenoid valves are used in most microwave and radio/TV broadcast systems. (!) The transmission lines between the transmitter and antenna on the tower have to be pressurized with dry air, as condensation in the lines will cause all sorts of problems. Corrosion, radio interference and complete burnout of the transmitter or melting the line itself etc.
There's a dehydrator unit at the base of the tower which has an air compressor and various drying mechanisms. Coalescing filters, desiccant chambers, membranes etc. The solenoids are used in different designs to facilitate direct purging of the separated water, or to switch desiccant chambers from drying mode to purging mode as necessary.
And yes, I work on these systems, mostly doing repairs of the dehydrator assemblies. When I briefly describe what I do to folks who aren't in the industry, they kind of boggle at the thought of air compressors and such being part of radio systems. I get a kick out of that. :)
It would have been great to see automated irrigation systems included in this video as they are large consumer of solenoid valves and completely dependent on their use.
Definitely a great explanation into how the valve works. In the automotive there are several control valves, one being the purge valve which is part of the fuel tank evaporation system. That system is one of the emissions control systems.
Very well presented.
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This actually does not explain, why solenoid valves are used.
It only explains why remote controllable valves are used.
Could be also a stepper motor which opens/closes valves.
You make a very good point. I'd like to see the actual video that should accompany this title.
How about the application of Tesla valve in mechanical applications?
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Hello engineer manset, i put 240 V AC on a solenoid valve for diesel (between diesel pump and burner). The solenoid valve said 24 V AC, did i break it?
You obviously did, i mean not the valve itself but the electronics were probably fried
Ya I can all but guarantee that the magnet is fried the valve itself should be fine though.
Enjoy your cooked solenoid valve
No man you made it 10 times stronger good work 😅
Also if the coil is removed from the stem and is left energised it will eventually burn out.
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I know my car, a 2015 Golf TDI uses Solenoid type injectors.
Maybe it is just because of my job but that seems like a question you would only ask if you didn't know what a solenoid is
Huh?
@@tomgnyc the video thumbnail "why are solenoid valves used" it seems like a question you would only ask if you didn't know what one was because if you know what one is it's pretty obvious why you would use them.
@@keldon_champion Of course.
It's just a relay with valve.
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Automatic house heating systems. Customer no longer needs to shovel COAL on a daily basis.
The are used on purpose explicitly to damage all fragile connections on an entire house plumbing system.
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