Certification: | GS, RoHS, CE, ISO9001 |
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Pressure: | High Pressure |
Work Temperature: | Normal Temperature |
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bore diameter (D) | rod diameter (d) | stroke (S) | Installation distance (L) | working pressure | Interface dimensions (M) | weight |
Φ220 | Φ110 | 420 | 1110 | 16MPa | 2-M22*1.5 | 323kg |
How can the reverse thrust cylinder be controlled in sanitation machinery?
The control of a reverse thrust cylinder in sanitation machinery typically involves a hydraulic control system that regulates the flow and pressure of hydraulic fluid to the cylinder. Here are some standard methods for controlling the reverse thrust cylinder:
1. Directional Control Valve: A directional control valve controls the flow of hydraulic fluid to the reverse thrust cylinder. It allows you to select the desired direction of movement, either extending or retracting the cylinder. The valve may have manual controls, such as levers or knobs, or it could be electronically controlled in more advanced systems.
2. Pressure Control Valve: A pressure control valve regulates the pressure of the hydraulic fluid supplied to the reverse thrust cylinder. By adjusting the pressure setting, you can control the force exerted by the cylinder during its reverse thrust operation.
3. Control System: In more advanced sanitation machinery, a control system can be employed to automate the operation of the reverse thrust cylinder. This can involve sensors, feedback mechanisms, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that monitor and control the cylinder's movement based on predetermined conditions or input signals.
4. Safety Interlocks: To ensure safe operation, sanitation machinery may incorporate safety interlocks that prevent the reverse thrust cylinder from operating under certain conditions. These interlocks can include limit switches, pressure sensors, or proximity sensors that detect the position or pressure of the cylinder and prevent unintended or unsafe movements.
5. Manual Overrides: Some sanitation machinery may include manual overrides or emergency controls that allow operators to manually control the reverse thrust cylinder in case of system failures or emergencies. These overrides can bypass the automated control system and provide direct control over the cylinder's movement.
The specific control mechanisms and components used to control the reverse thrust cylinder can vary depending on the design and complexity of the sanitation machinery. It's essential to consult the machinery's documentation or the manufacturer's guidelines to understand the specific control methods and procedures for the reverse thrust cylinder in your sanitation machinery.
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