Electromagnetic pulse valve

Electromagnetic pulse valve refers to a diaphragm valve that is controlled by electromagnetic or pneumatic pilot valves and can instantly open and close high-pressure gas sources to generate pulses.

Electromagnetic pulse valve: refers to a diaphragm valve that combines an electromagnetic valve, a pilot valve, and a pulse valve, and is directly controlled by an electrical signal.

The function of electromagnetic pulse valve:

It is to control the magnitude of oil pressure in the oil circuit. It is generally installed in the main oil circuit or the back pressure oil circuit of the shock absorber to reduce the oil pressure shock during gear shifting and lock unlocking, so as to keep the equipment running smoothly. [2]

According to the angle of valve inlet and outlet and the form of air inlet, it can be divided into three types:

(a) Right angle electromagnetic pulse valve: a diaphragm valve whose valve body inlet and outlet form a right angle and are directly controlled by electrical signals;

(b) Straight through electromagnetic pulse valve: a diaphragm valve with a valve body inlet and outlet angle of 180 degrees, directly controlled by electrical signals;

(c) Submerged electromagnetic pulse valve: a diaphragm valve with the valve body inlet submerged in the air bag and directly controlled by electrical signals.