Moog Servo Valve Electro-Hydraulic Servo Valve with Stainless Steel Copper Construction Radial Shaft Seal and Online Video Support

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D138-001-001 D138-002-002 High pressure electro-hydraulic servo valve MOOG manufactured in Germany

FAQ:

What are the typical operating parameters for MOOG Servo Valves?

While specifications vary by model, general operating parameters can include :

• Maximum Operating Pressure: Up to 4000-4500 psi (approx. 31.5 MPa) for many models.

• Flow Control Range: From a few liters/minute (e.g., 3.8 L/min) to very high flows (e.g., 3800 L/min), depending on the valve size and type .

• Input Signal: Typically a current signal (e.g., ±40 mA) or a voltage signal. Modern valves may accept digital fieldbus commands .

• Coil Resistance: Typically, each coil in the torque motor has a specific resistance, for example, in the range of 72-88 Ω .

• Operating Temperature: A common range is -20°C to 80°C .

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5. Where are MOOG Servo Valves commonly used?

MOOG servo valves are used in a wide array of industries that require precise motion control :

• Industrial Machinery: Metal forming equipment (press brakes, shears, injection molding machines), wood presses, and plastic machinery.

• Power Generation: Control of steam turbine valves, gas turbine fuel systems, and guide vane control.

• Test and Simulation: Automotive and aerospace test rigs, flight simulators.

• Other Fields: Robotics, material handling, and other applications demanding high-performance hydraulic control.

6. What are the most common failures and how can they be diagnosed?

Common failures can be categorized by the valve's internal components :

• Torque Motor Issues:

◦ Broken Coils: Result in no current, valve does not respond.

◦ Contamination in Air Gap: Causes the armature to stick, preventing valve movement.

◦ Loose Fasteners or Worn Parts: Can lead to increased null bias or instability.

• Nozzle/Flapper Stage Issues:

◦ Clogged Nozzles or Orifices: Often caused by oil contamination, leading to reduced frequency response, poor resolution, and system instability.

• Spool Amplifier Stage Issues:

◦ Spool Sticking: Caused by contaminated oil or a deformed spool, resulting in distorted response or complete seizure.

◦ Cutting Edge Wear: Increases internal leakage, causes null shift, and reduces stability.

System-level symptoms caused by these failures include :

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