1.Duty Cycle of Pulse Jet Valve:
The relative duty time cycle for ac voltage is 20% and for DC voltage is 10 % .This implies
energized time is maximum 1/5th of de-energized time for AC and 1/10th for DC voltage.
2. Installation of Pulse Jet Valve:
Mounting in any position will not affect operation. However good engineering practice is to
avoid scale and condensed water entering pulse valve body for trouble free performance .
Standard end connections of BSP are provided i.e. pneumatic pulse valve.
Working Principles of Pulse Jet Valve
The electromagnetic pulse valve is composed of electromagnetic pilot operator, diaphragm
and solenoid valve body. Due to difference of pressure acting on two sides of the
diaphragm, the diaphragm is pressed closely against the outlet of pulse jet valve to keep the
valve stays in “closed” position.
When energized by an electric signal from the controller, the electromagnetic armature will
move to open the discharge opening of back cavity. The compressed air in back cavity
bursts out to relief pressure and pressurized air in front cavity pushes up the diaphragm to
open the main outlet of pulse jet valve, then the electromagnetic pneumatic pulse valve
opens and starts to blow.
When the signal disappears and the spring works immediately to send the pilot operator
back to its original position and close the discharging opening. The diaphragm will close
the passage by the effect of the pressure in the front cavity and the spring. The pulse jet
valve stops blowing.
The orifice in the diaphragm damps the airflow when the armature is lifting up for
releasing the pressure. When the discharge hole closed, the pressure gas will fill into the
front cavity to close the passage by the diaphragm. The pneumatic pulse valve stops
blowing.