The solenoid valve is a device that controls the flow of liquid and gas and is composed of an electromagnet and a valve body structure. When the electromagnet is excited by an electric current, it generates a magnetic field that causes the valve to open or close. Solenoid valves are widely used in various automation systems, such as controlling industrial processes, automotive engine management systems, air conditioning systems, etc.
The role of the solenoid valve is to control the flow of liquid or gas flowing in the pipeline. In fact, the working principle of the solenoid valve can be explained by a simple circuit. Simply put, when the current passes through the electromagnet coil, a magnetic field is generated, causing the iron core to attract the valve, which allows liquid or gas to enter and exit the valve. Solenoid valves are widely favored because of their efficacy and economic value in realizing automated control systems.
When it comes to solenoid valves, it reminds me of a story in customer service. I once received a call from a customer whose factory’s air compressor had suddenly stopped working. He tried to find out what the problem was, but had no clue. I quickly went to the scene and found after careful inspection that the solenoid valve of the air compressor did not work properly, resulting in the normal operation of the hydraulic system. I immediately replaced the solenoid valve, and then conducted a power-on test after the repair was completed, and the problem was solved. The customer was very happy and I was proud to have successfully solved the problem. This experience gave me a deeper understanding of the importance of solenoid valves in industrial automation systems.
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