| Media: | Gas |
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| Temperature: | Ordinary Temperature |
| Actuator: | Electric |
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Usage:
The pulse valve acts as the essential 'switch' for compressed air in the pulse bag dust collector system. Under precise control from the pulse injection controller's output signal, it efficiently cleans the filter bags row by row (chamber). This process maintains the dust collector's resistance within predetermined parameters, thereby securing optimal processing capacity and peak dust collection efficiency.
The Z type electromagnetic pulse valves boast a right-angle design, featuring a 90-degree angle between the inlet and outlet. This configuration is perfect for installation between the gas dome and the baghouse blow tube, ensuring exceptional air flow and dust-cleansing pulses that meet all operational requirements with ease.
Y type electromagnetic pulse valves are expertly designed for embedded applications. Installed directly into the gas bag, they offer superior flow characteristics. As pressure drops, these valves become ideal for scenarios with lower-pressure gas sources, enhancing operational efficiency.
T type electromagnetic pulse valves provide a straightforward in-line solution, featuring a 180-degree angle between the inlet and outlet. These valves are perfect for installation between the gas dome inlet and the blow tube outlet, delivering outstanding air flow and dust-cleansing pulses that meet rigorous requirements.
Structure:
The pulse valve is meticulously engineered from a robust alloy aluminum valve body, complemented by a coil, diaphragm, pilot, and spring, ensuring durability and exceptional performance.
| Working Pressure: | 0.3Mpa~0.8Mpa |
| Working Medium: | Clean Air |
| Voltage: | DC24V AC110V AC220V |
| Current: | 0.8A 0.46A 0.23A |
| Used temperature: | -25ºC~+80ºC The relative humidity of the air does not exceed 85% |
| Membrane life: | 1 million times or 3 years |
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