What are the common maintenance practices for Pulse Valves?

Through proper maintenance, the failure rate of the pulse valve can be effectively reduced to ensure its long-term stable operation.

Common maintenance methods for pulse valves include the following:

Regularly check and replace seals: Regularly check the seals, rubber pads, diaphragms and other consumable parts to ensure they are intact. If the seal is found to be aging, worn or damaged, it should be replaced in time to prevent gas leakage.

Clean and maintain the solenoid coil: Check whether the solenoid coil is damp or has impurities, and dry it or replace it with a new coil if necessary. At the same time, ensure that the fixing screws of the solenoid coil are tightened to avoid noise problems caused by loosening.

Check and replace the spring: If the spring is fatigued or damaged, it should be replaced in time to ensure the normal opening and closing of the pulse valve.

Clean and maintain the valve core and throttle hole: Clean the valve core and throttle hole regularly to prevent dirt accumulation from causing the valve core to get stuck or the throttle hole to get blocked. When the air intake is unclean, pay special attention to cleaning the valve core and throttle hole.

‌Check and control the working pressure difference‌: Ensure that the working pressure difference is within the appropriate range, and adjust or replace the corresponding solenoid valve if necessary‌.

‌Maintain and check the control system‌: Regularly check the parameter settings of the control system to ensure correct signal transmission and avoid pulse valve abnormalities caused by control system failure‌.

Lubricate and maintain internal parts‌: Properly lubricate the internal moving parts to reduce wear and extend service life‌.