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have one that i think is failing at work, this video definitely gave me a bigger understanding on how it works so that i can mechanically troubleshoot before anything else, thank you!!
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Thanks for the animation. Can you explain how the upward force on diaphragm will be higher than the downward force when the pilot valve opens? It seems that the pressure will become equalized on both side of diaphragm but the spring still holds the diaphragm downward so it should never open?!
I think it has to do with the fact that the water is moving above the diaphragm and is static below it. Moving water applies lower pressure than static and the diaphragm raises. Same effect causes the diaphragm to close when the valve is shut: moving water below and static above results in downward action of water on the diaphragm.
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Hello, I want to make an air rifle using a solenoid valve. Because I'm working from 3000psi to 0psi do you think a direct or indirect solenoid valve will work best?
The purpose of this video is to explain the different types of on/off solenoid valves. The valves that you are considering have different internal structures and, therefore, different applications.
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Dear Siti, in this video tutorial, after we introduce each kind of solenoid valve, we indicate their features and in order to know what kind of valve to use, you should evaluate the application producer with the features introduced in this video
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have one that i think is failing at work, this video definitely gave me a bigger understanding on how it works so that i can mechanically troubleshoot before anything else, thank you!!
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Thanks for the detail explanation, quite clear about the difference~😀
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Excellent video thank you
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Thanks for animation example solenoid.
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Enjoyed your video.
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Amazing stuff
Thankful 🥰
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Thank you for this explanation
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Thanks for the animation. Can you explain how the upward force on diaphragm will be higher than the downward force when the pilot valve opens? It seems that the pressure will become equalized on both side of diaphragm but the spring still holds the diaphragm downward so it should never open?!
I think it has to do with the fact that the water is moving above the diaphragm and is static below it. Moving water applies lower pressure than static and the diaphragm raises. Same effect causes the diaphragm to close when the valve is shut: moving water below and static above results in downward action of water on the diaphragm.
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Excellent effort! Thanks a lot!
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Nice video. Keep going.
Very good 👍👍👍
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if you don't mind can you talking about 3 way solenoid valve example parker 24v solenoid
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Hello,
I want to make an air rifle using a solenoid valve. Because I'm working from 3000psi to 0psi do you think a direct or indirect solenoid valve will work best?
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So nice
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Do u design for others
0:35 what about proportional solenoid valves?
The purpose of this video is to explain the different types of on/off solenoid valves. The valves that you are considering have different internal structures and, therefore, different applications.
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Thank you! Cheers! 😍
Which software is used to sketch, animate and to make the video?
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Can someone explain to me on which situation that we require to use direct, indirect or semi-direct solenoid valve? 😅 im abit confused
Dear Siti, in this video tutorial, after we introduce each kind of solenoid valve, we indicate their features and in order to know what kind of valve to use, you should evaluate the application producer with the features introduced in this video