DUAL COIL SOLENOID VALVE FOR A FUEL GAS CONTROL VALVE AND THE CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
20200332915 ยท 2020-10-22
Inventors
Cpc classification
H01F7/1805
ELECTRICITY
F16K31/0679
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
International classification
Abstract
A dual coil solenoid valve is disclosed for a fuel gas control valve, which comprises a stationary coil assembly and a moving coil assembly, wherein both the stationary coil assembly and the moving coil assembly consist of a magnetic core and a coil. Grooves are provided on the inside of the magnetic cores and coils are arranged in the grooves of the magnetic cores. The stationary coil assembly and the moving coil assembly have an equal cross-sectional area and are arranged oppositely with their axes coinciding with each other.
Claims
1. A dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve, comprising a stationary coil assembly and a moving coil assembly, wherein said stationary coil assembly comprises a stationary magnetic core and a stationary coil, said moving coil assembly comprises a moving magnetic core and a moving coil, a groove is provided on the inside of both said stationary magnetic core and said moving magnetic core, said stationary coil is arranged in the groove of said stationary magnetic core, said moving coil is arranged in the groove of said moving magnetic core, and said stationary coil assembly and said moving coil assembly have the same cross-sectional shape and area and are arranged oppositely with their axes coinciding with each other.
2. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that said stationary magnetic core and moving magnetic core can be E-shaped or round-jug shaped.
3. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the grooves in said stationary magnetic core and moving magnetic core can be notches or annular grooves.
4. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the materials of said stationary magnetic core and moving magnetic core are both a manganese-zinc ferrite with a high magnetic conductivity or a superconducting material.
5. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the attracting current enabling said stationary coil assembly and said moving coil assembly to attract each other is 450 times the maintaining current for maintaining contact between said stationary coil assembly and said moving coil assembly, and said maintaining current is 2 mA200 mA.
6. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that guide poles are arranged between said stationary coil assembly and moving coil assembly.
7. The dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that a push rod is arranged on said moving coil assembly, one end of said push rod is fixed onto said moving coil assembly, the other end is provided with a sealing cushion, and a spring is arranged between said sealing cushion and said moving coil assembly.
8. A control method of the dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve, comprising the following steps: step 1: simultaneously apply a large attracting current which is 418 50 times the maintaining current to the stationary coil and moving coil so that the moving coil assembly moves along the axis to come into contact with the stationary coil assembly and the moving coil assembly drives the push rod and the sealing cushion to compress the spring to separate the sealing cushion from the gas port; step 2: keep the gas port of the fuel gas control valve in the open state, wherein, after the stationary coil assembly and moving coil assembly come into contact, the current in the stationary coil and moving coil can be reduced, and only a small maintaining current, which is usually 2 mA200 mA, is needed to maintain the contact state, namely, to keep the fuel gas control valve always in the open state, and when the fuel gas control valve needs to be closed, only the power supply to the stationary coil and the moving coil needs to be cut off.
9. The control method of the dual coil solenoid valve for a fuel gas control valve as claimed in claim 8, characterized in that after the attracting current is applied to said stationary coil and moving coil, the current in the stationary coil and moving coil is reduced to said maintaining current, and ways to reduce the current include: way 1: only the current in one coil is reduced, that is, the current in the stationary coil or that in the moving coil is reduced, and the current in the other coil is still maintained at the original level; way 2: the power supply to one coil is directly cut off, that is, the power supply to the stationary coil or the moving coil is cut off, and the current in the other coil is maintained at the original level; way 3. the current in both the stationary coil and the moving coil is simultaneously reduced at a certain ratio; way 4. the power supply to one coil is directly cut off, that is, the power supply to the stationary coil or the moving coil is cut off, and the current in the other coil is reduced.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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[0034] Description of reference numerals in the drawings: 1stationary coil assembly, 2moving coil assembly, 3guide pole, 4push rod, 5sealing cushion, 6spring, 7valve body, 11stationary magnetic core, 12stationary coil, 13groove, 21moving magnetic core, 22moving coil, 71gas port, 11jug-shaped magnetic core, 12jug-shaped magnetic core coil, 13annular groove
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0035] The following further describes the present invention in combination with the drawings and embodiments. The following embodiments are used to describe the present invention, but not to restrict the scope of the present invention.
Embodiment 1
[0036] As shown in
[0037] When the dual coil solenoid valve works, a large attracting current is simultaneously applied to the stationary coil assembly 1 and the moving coil assembly 2, and since the coils on said stationary coil assembly 1 and moving coil assembly 2 are wound in the same direction according to the installation position in said dual coil solenoid valve, that is, the direction of magnetism produced from said stationary magnetic core 11 after said stationary coil 12 is electrified is the same as the direction of magnetism produced from said moving magnetic core 21 after said moving coil 22 is electrified, and the magnetic poles produced by the matching sides between said stationary coil assembly 1 and said moving coil assembly 2 are opposite. According to the rule of opposite magnetic poles attracting each other, the magnetic forces produced by said stationary coil assembly 1 and said moving coil assembly 2 are superposed to drive the moving coil assembly 2 to move along the guide poles and come into contact with the stationary coil assembly 1 after said stationary coil assembly 1 and said moving coil assembly 2 are electrified. The moving coil assembly 2 drives the push rod 4 and the sealing cushion 5 to compress the spring 6 to separate the sealing cushion from the gas port 71, and thus the fuel gas control valve is opened. After the moving coil assembly 2 contacts the stationary coil assembly 2, the current in the stationary coil 11 and moving coil 21 is reduced, and only a small maintaining current is needed to maintain the contact state, that is, keep the fuel gas control valve always in the open state. When the fuel gas control valve needs to be closed, only the power supply to the stationary coil 11 and the moving coil 21 needs to be cut off.
[0038] The attracting current is 450 times the maintaining current and said maintaining current is 2 mA200 mA.
Embodiment 2
[0039] As shown in
[0040] Only preferred embodiments of the present invention are described above, and it should be noted that those skilled in the art can make improvements and modifications without departing from the principle of the present invention, and that these improvements and modifications should also fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.