Steam Solenoid Valve – Normally Closed (BHR)

Steam Solenoid Valves are two- or three-way valves that operate with AC and DC electrical energy and provide control of various fluids (air, gas, fuel, steam, water, etc.). They consist of a body, barrel, coil, diaphragm and core. Solenoid valves are manufactured in two types : normally closed (to open the closed valve when the coil receives energy) and normally open (to close the open valve when it receives energy from the coil).

THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING A SOLENOID VALVE:
-The coil should be selected according to the operating voltage it will be used in (AC-DC). Protection and insulation should be provided according to the place where it will be applied. (It opens when the electricity comes and returns to the closed position when you cut the electricity)
-Minimum and maximum pressure values in the line or system you will use are very important in selecting the valve.
-The nature and temperature of the fluid are direct factors in the selection of the valve.

-Pay attention should be paid to the installation so that the direction of the fluid and the arrow mark on the body are in the same direction.
-Since the solenoid valve does not function as a check valve, fluid flows back in case of reverse pressure. In these cases, the solenoid valve
then installing a check valve is correct in terms of connection.
-The line to which the valve is installed must be free of dirt.