Original Imported Moog Servo Valve with 0.1 kW Power and Germany Origin for

Product Specification

D633E7366 D633E7411
D633K2000B D633K2001B
D633K2002B D633K2003B
D633K2005B D633K2006B
D633K2007B D633K2008B Industrial hydraulic valve, electro-hydraulic servo valve, MOOG original imported

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 .

Applications, Troubleshooting, and Maintenance

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 :

• Cylinder Refusal to Move: Often due to a stuck servo valve.

• Uncontrolled Valve Movement: Sudden full opening/closing of a cylinder without a command change, often due to a clogged nozzle.

• Cylinder Oscillation ("Cylinder Hunting"): Can be caused by high internal leakage, poor resolution, or instability in the valve's null zone.

• High Cylinder Lag.

7. How can I maintain my MOOG Servo Valve and prevent failures?

The most critical factor for reliable servo valve operation is maintaining clean, dry hydraulic fluid .

• Oil Filtration: Use high-quality filters and adhere to a strict oil analysis and replacement schedule. Contamination is the primary cause of servo valve failure.

• System Design: The hydraulic system should be designed to minimize dead spots where contaminants can accumulate. The reservoir should be sized appropriately to allow for air and contaminant separation .

• Regular Inspection: Periodically check the valve and system for leaks, unusual noises, or changes in performance.

• Preventive Maintenance: Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance intervals, which may include replacing the valve's internal filter (if equipped) .

Purchasing and Services

8. Can I get a specific valve that is not listed in your standard catalog?

Yes, MOOG is known for its ability to provide custom solutions. They can modify product components to enhance performance or meet specific application requirements .