Hot Selling Fuel Injector Actuator Control Solenoid Valve for 3080429 Engine Parts for Volvo Injector
Products Description
Reference Codes | 3080429 |
Application | / |
MOQ | 6 PCS |
Certification | ISO9001 |
Place of Origin | China |
Packaging | Neutral packing |
Quality Control | 100% tested before shipment |
Lead time | 7~15 working days |
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Solenoid valve: intelligent actuator in the field of fluid control
Abstract
Solenoid valves, as core components for fluid automation control, use electromagnetic force to actuate a valve core to open or close pipelines or regulate flow. Their response speed and control accuracy directly impact system efficiency. This article explains the structural principles, performance optimization, and multi-field applications of solenoid valves, providing a reference for their technological upgrade.
I. Structural Principle and Working Mechanism
A solenoid valve consists of a solenoid coil, a valve core, a return spring, and a valve body. When 0-24V DC current is applied to the coil, the generated electromagnetic force overcomes the spring preload, pushing the valve core to open the channel. When power is removed, the spring force returns the valve core to its original position and closes. Direct-acting valves are suitable for low-pressure and low-flow applications (≤1.6MPa), while pilot-operated valves, which use a pressure differential to actuate the main valve, can control high-pressure fluids up to 31.5MPa. Key parameters include response time (≤50ms), leakage (≤0.1mL/min), and lifespan (≥100,000 cycles).
II. Factors Influencing Performance and Optimization Techniques
Coil parameters determine driving force: A 5000-turn coil wound with 0.08mm enameled wire can generate 15N of electromagnetic force at 12V. The clearance between the valve core and valve seat (0.01-0.03mm) must be strictly controlled. Excessive clearance can lead to leakage, while too small can easily cause sticking. Finite element simulation was used to optimize the magnetic circuit design, increasing magnetic field utilization by 20%. The use of a DLC-coated valve core improves wear resistance by three times, effectively extending service life.
III. Application Areas and Development Trends
In the automotive sector, common rail system solenoid valves control fuel injection with an accuracy of ±0.5mg. In industrial automation, explosion-proof solenoid valves meet chemical explosion protection standards Ex dⅡCT5. In household appliances, water-saving solenoid valves improve water flow control accuracy to ±5%. Intelligence has become mainstream. Smart solenoid valves integrating pressure sensors and MCUs can achieve flow feedback control. The introduction of 5G modules supports remote diagnosis. It is expected that the proportion of smart devices will exceed 40% in 2028.