In this paper, a set of electromagnetic valve current characteristic test system is designed to improve the reliability of the trip solenoid valve in the field steam turbine system of nuclear power plant. The test system starts from the field requirements, working principle of solenoid valve, software control and other aspects to complete the pressure suppression function of the hydraulic test system and the functions of data acquisition, storage, display, playback and so on. The test system is composed of a hydraulic system and an electrical control system. The system verifies the reliability of the tested object by detecting the important parameters of the solenoid valve, calibrating the current characteristic points, calculating the characteristic parameters, and judging whether the test is qualified. The test results show that the system has been successfully applied in nuclear power field, meets the needs of the site, and works well.
In order to improve the reliability of tripping solenoid valve and switching solenoid valve of steam turbine valve in nuclear power plant and reduce abnormal valve closing. According to the working principle of valves in nuclear power plant, this paper designs a kind of electromagnetic valve sealing test system, including test base, measurement and control system and hydraulic system. The detection system is an offline system. By simulating the real load condition of the steam turbine system, the tightness of the tripping solenoid valve and the switching solenoid valve is tested to improve the reliability of the solenoid valve. The actual application results show that the system operates stably and reliably, is simple to operate, has high detection efficiency and accuracy, and has good use effect.
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