OEM/ODM Manufacturer Special Wax in Agriculture and Forestry for Mongolia Factory
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(1)YNE4 Series Special Molding Moisturized Wax for Fruit Trees
In order to protect fruit trees and shrubs from desiccation during winter dormancy or transportation or to keep moisture in summer drought, Special Molding Moisturized Wax is spayed on the surface of trees, forming the protecting film in surface of trees. The film has some adequate micro pore that could efficiently reduce the losses of moisture in the surface of the trees, and it simultaneously ensures physiological respiration of the trees.
(2) YNE5 Series Special Preventing Frostbite Wax for Trees
(3) In large northern areas of our country, the winter season is severe cold and the spring season is more heavy windy.
The early winter and the late spring’s frost are quite disadvantage to young plant, the weather is particularly abnormal coldness after spring comes, and frequently injures these trees. As a result young plant is cold death. YNE5 Series Special Preventing Frostbite Wax for Trees not only has anti-freezing effect on trees but also well effect on anti-sprouting etc. Spraying on branches and leaves of trees can make exuberant growth of foliage.
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SM series motorized brass ball valves with compact electric actuators are offered in on/off or modulating via control signal. Modulating valves are available with a flow optimizing disc which provides the precise flow control needed for HVAC applications.
Assured Automation’s SM Series motorized ball valves are two way quarter turn ball valves with a compact “Sure Mount” electric actuator.
There are two distinct types of ninety degree rotary actuators available. One is a basic on/off unit with valves either fully open or fully closed. The other is modulating and can be accurately positioned anywhere between 0 and 90° using a control signal. The on/off units are fast acting with an actuation time of five seconds. They are available with nickel plated or lead free brass ball valves.
Assured Automation offers a variety of lead free brass products including manual and automated ball valves, check valves and flow meters.
The modulating units operate much more slowly and come with or without flow optimizing discs. This makes them perfect flow control valves for HVAC applications. The purpose of the flow optimizer is to make the flow rate increase evenly in direct proportion to the rotation of the ball. These curves clearly illustrate the principal.
See how the percentage of flow on the valve with the optimizer disc increases at a steady slope as the ball rotates. Whereas on the valve without the optimizer here is a sudden increase in the middle and not much change near the fully open and closed extremes. This provides precise control for applications like mixing water on heat exchangers.
The most prominent feature that both of these actuator types share is the quick and easy “sure mount” mounting system that connects them to the “sure mount” valve stem.
But don’t be fooled by this tiny locking pin, the use of minimal hardware in theis simple design still provides a reliable connection from the actuator to the valve.
To remove the actuator, simply pull out the locking pin and pull off the actuator, its that easy!
Once the actuator has been removed, the Sure Mount valve can be manually operated using a standard screwdriver. The slot in the valve stem is always parallel with the ball drilling providing a reliable indication of the ball’s position at anytime.
To replace the actuator, first make sure the actuator drive tab and the valve stem slot are in the same orientation. If they are not, rotate the valve stem with a screwdriver to align, then press the actuator onto the valve stem. Next, simply replace the locking pin on either side.
There’s a reason this valve is rapidly becoming a favorite in the HVAC industry, it’s a great valve at a great price!
For more information on the SM Series motorized ball valve, visit assuredautomation.com
Let us consider a scenario where the driver hits the brakes hard on a slippery surface. Without ABS, the wheels will lock up or ‘slide’ and the driver will now have no control over which direction the car takes (since steering now becomes useless) and has no way of avoiding collisions. On a car with ABS, the wheels will not lock up and so the driver can still effectively steer the vehicle and dodge obstacles as he judges fit. A car with working ABS is therefore much safer to drive/control than one without.
An ABS system consists of the following components:
Wheel speed sensors
Brake calipers
A hydraulic motor
Pressure release valves contained in an actuator body.
And a very quick thinking computer (or control module) which coordinates the whole braking process.
Whenever you step on the brakes, your foot is actually pressurising a hydraulic system which causes the brake pads to squeeze against and hold the rotating discs, which effectively causes the car to slow down. If the ABS system (through the sensors located in the wheel hub/assembly) detects that one wheel is slowing down more rapidly than the rest (a symptom of wheel-lock) it automatically reduces the brake pressure on this wheel by opening a pressure release valve in the hydraulic system. When that wheel’s speed matches that of the others again, ABS also has the ability to build the pressure back up to normal via the hydraulic motor. The system reacts remarkably quickly, and compares wheel speeds many times a second.
ABS systems can act on just the front wheels (which normally do most of the braking work) or on all four depending on what car you’re driving. When all four wheels are braking heavily as a result of heavy brake pedal application, and one of them is about to lockup (locally called ‘sliding’) due to a low friction surface such as ice/mud/gravel, the ABS control module detects the onset of a skid through the sensor in this wheel and reacts by ordering the ABS actuator to release the brake pressure slightly by rapidly opening a pressure release valve for only this wheel but leaving all other three wheels to brake as they normally should. This lowers the pressure in the brake pipe going to this wheel which causes the brake caliper to loosen its grip on the brake disc on the locking wheel. Once this corrects the locking wheel, the hydraulic motor will build up the pressure again to the optimum braking force and the valve will revert to the closed position.
Note that ABS does not operate all the time. It only does when you brake harshly in an emergency on a slippery surface. Most of the time, the brakes will operate without ABS interference. If you have driven a car with ABS operating, you will notice that the wheels appear to lock and release in jerky movements, this is because there is such a fine line between grip and traction loss in these conditions, and the system constantly tries to keep the pressure at the point just before lock up (which is the most effective pressure for slowing down).
ABS works best with a firm, steady application of pressure to the brake pedal. During ABS operation you are likely to experience some vibrations, which are the pressure release valves opening and closing and an indication that the system is working correctly. Do not release the pedal until you have safely stopped.
You may have heard that it’s possible to slow down quicker in a car without ABS. This has elements of truth, but in practical terms, the benefits of ABS massively outweigh the slightly longer braking distances. For normal road use, ABS is an absolute must as it will allow you to steer out of the way of unexpected hazards.
