Electromagnetic valve for cooling water

cooling wateruseThe working principle of solenoid valves is similar to that of air conditioning solenoid valves, both of which open or close under electromagnetic induction to control the flow of liquid. In the automotive cooling system, the cooling water solenoid valve is generally installed in the passage between the water pump, radiator, and engine, and adjusts the flow and direction of the cooling water by controlling the opening and closing of the valve. The solenoid valve is an important component in the automotive cooling system, which controls the flow of cooling water between the engine and radiator to ensure that the engine can operate within the appropriate temperature range. During the driving process of a car, the engine generates a large amount of heat. If the cooling water cannot flow out of the engine and dissipate heat in a timely manner, it will cause the engine to overheat, thereby affecting the performance and safety of the car. An electromagnetic valve is composed of an electromagnet, a valve, a spring, and a sealing ring. The electromagnet is the core component of the cooling water solenoid valve, which mainly controls the opening and closing of the valve through electromagnetic induction, thereby controlling the flow of cooling water. When the electromagnetic iron is powered on, the valve opens and the cooling water flows; On the contrary, when the electromagnet is powered off, the valve closes and the flow of cooling water stops. Electromagnetic valves are suitable for non corrosive gas-liquid media such as water and air for pipeline shut-off control. They are professional products that replace hydraulic valves in the cooling water automatic control system of hydropower stations.