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4、776-0790Email: custsvcsae.orgSAE WEB ADDRESS: http:/www.sae.orgSURFACEVEHICLERECOMMENDEDPRACTICEJ2051REV.MAY2005Issued 1992-06Revised 2005-05Superseding J2051 JUN1992Qualifications for Four-Way Subbase Mounted Air Valves for Automotive Manufacturing ApplicationsForewordThis document has also changed

5、 to reflect the new SAE Technical Standards Board format. Definitionshave been changed to Section 3. All other section numbers have changed.1. ScopeThis SAE Recommended Practice describes the requirements necessary for four-way subbasemounted, directional air-control valves to be used in automotive

6、manufacturing applications. It includesminimum performance, operation, and physical requirements to qualify the valves for service in automotivemanufacturing applications. Included are spool, poppet, and sliding disc types of air valves for pressures in arange of vacuum to 1034 kPa (150 lb/in2) gage

7、, and temperatures from 18 to 60 C (0 to 140 F).1.1 RationaleThis revision of SAE J2051 incorporates changes to the contaminant, the original of which wasfound to cause coagulation in the components tested. The revised contaminant is a mixture of 75% iron filingsand 25% ferric(ous) oxide; whereas th

8、e previous contaminant was 100% ferric(ous) oxide. In addition, theamount of water injected is increased; and a prescribed schedule of injecting these contaminants is provided.2. References2.1 Applicable PublicationsThe following publications form a part of this specification to the extent specified

9、herein.2.1.1 ANSI AND ISO PUBLICATIONSAvailable from American National Standards Institute, 25 West 43rd Street,New York, NY 10036.ANSI B93.55M-1981 (R1988)Hydraulic Fluid PowerSolenoid Piloted Industrial ValvesInterfaceDimensions for Electrical ConnectorsANSI B93.9M-1969 (R1988)Symbols for Marking

10、Electrical Leads and Ports on Fluid Power ValvesANSI/NEMA ICS-6-1988Enclosures for Industrial Control and Systems, NA.ANSI/(NFPA) T3.21.3-1990Pneumatic Fluid PowerFlow Rating Test Procedure and ReportingMethodFor Fixed Orifice ComponentsANSI/(NFPA) T3.21.8-1990Pneumatic Fluid PowerMeasurement of Res

11、ponse TimeDirectionalControl ValvesANSI/UL 429-1988Electrically Operated ValvesISO 5599-1, Second Edition 1989Pneumatic fluid powerFive port directional control valvesPart 1:Mounting interface surfaces without electrical connectorISO 5599-2, First Edition, 1990Pneumatic fluid powerFive port directio

12、nal control valvesPart 2:Mounting interlace surfaces with electrical connectorSAE J2051 Revised MAY2005-2-2.1.2 MILITARY STANDARDSAvailable from Standardization Documents Order Desk, Building 4D, 700 RobbinsAvenue, Philadelphia, PA 19111-5094.MIL Standard 202F, Method 303, 6 February 1956DC Resistan

13、ce2.2 Other PublicationsFord NE2-1, December 1989Pneumatic Valves, Four-Way Solenoid Operated, Common Sub-base Type(copy of this document is available from SAE Referee Materials/Engineering Aids as EA-20. Copiescan be obtained by placing an order through Customer Sales and Satisfaction, SAE WorldHea

14、dquarters, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001.)3. Definitions3.1 Rated PressureThe maximum pressure for which a valve is stated to operate for a specified number ofcycles.3.2 Rated FlowThe average of flow rates passing through each of the four flow paths in the direction normallyused

15、for a single-pressure supply application, with a specified pressure applied at the entrance to each flowpath and the discharge passing to the atmosphere. This definition is provided for leakage testing methods.3.3 Rated VoltageThe nominal voltage stated for operation of a solenoid.3.4 Test ChamberA

16、vessel of measured volume capable of statically containing an imposed pressure.3.5 Output VolumeThe sum of volumes used in a response test, composed of the test chamber, its connectingconductors, fittings, and the pressure transducer. Internal volume of the valve under test is not included.3.6 Solen

17、oid EnclosureThe means by which a solenoid is contained on a valve. It can be a removable coverinto which the winding is placed or an encapsulated winding that is fastened without a cover.3.7 Flow Coefficient (Cv)A dimensionless parameter that represents the flow capacity of a fixed orifice device.F

18、or compressed air valves, the parameter is nearly constant among the interdependent variables of systempressure, temperature, atmospheric pressure, flow rate, and a limited pressure drop across the valve.4. Electrical Requirements4.1 VoltageElectrically operated valves will use one of the following

19、rated voltages:120/60 AC (v/Hz) 12 DC (v)110/50 AC (v/Hz) 24 DC (v)48 DC (v)Valves shall be capable of operation at +10% or 15% of the rated voltage, in accordance with the conditions in4.4.4.2 External Electrical Connections4.2.1 Electrically operated valves will have provisions to receive an elect

20、rical connection from one of the followingmeans:SAE J2051 Revised MAY2005-3-a. A potted, oil tight, 5-pin connector in conformance with ANSI B 93.55, and design variations thereof.Pin numbers 1 and 5 shall be connected to solenoid number 14 or B; pin numbers 2 and 4 shall beconnected to solenoid num

21、ber 12 or A (if a second solenoid is provided on the valve, see Figure 1).Pin number 3 shall be connected into the ground path.b. A junction box enclosure with a threaded conduit port: Wire leads for field connection shall not be lessthan 1624 cmil (18 AWG) and shall extend at least 150 mm (6 in) be

22、yond the cover surface. Theenclosure shall be of adequate size to accommodate all leads and reasonably sized connections.FIGURE 1SOLENOID IDENTIFICATION4.2.2 Solenoid leads for either the 5 pin connector or the field connection may be of any color except green. Acommunication indicating their soleno

23、id source must be provided from one of the following:a. Observation of the leads emanating directly from the solenoidb. Color-coded leads with a nameplate affixed on the valve identifying the solenoid sourcec. Markings on the leads (12, 14, A, B) identifying the solenoid source4.2.3 The following wi

24、res may not be less than 1624 cmil (18 AWG) in size: leads integral to a solenoid; fieldconnecting leads; spliced leads between an indicator light and its connecting wire; and ground wires. Thefollowing internal wires may not be less than 642 cmil (22 AWG), providing their normal current load does n

25、otexceed 1 amp: wiring between pin/socket connection; wiring that terminates at a circuit board; and internalcircuit connections that are not disconnected during valve field maintenance. Applications not definedpreviously shall not be less than 1624 cmil (18 AWG). All wiring is to have an insulation

26、 temperature rating ofnot less than 105 C.4.3 Groundinga. Each solenoid in a valve shall have an electrical conducting path from its magnetic frame to a groundconnection. This ground connection may be in a common location for valves mounted in a stack,provided that the resistance of the conducting p

27、ath from the farthest frame is no greater than 50 m,measured in accordance with MIL Standard 202F, Method 303.b. A ground connection terminated inside a junction box enclosure of the valve assembly shall have agreen, slotted hex-head type screw, not less than #632 in size.c. A ground circuit conduct

28、or from a terminal pin on a connector or plug must be green and must be atleast 1624 cmil (18 AWG), or larger, in diameter. It shall be attached to a terminal screw in the valve.d. If the ground circuit is through a disconnect plug, the ground circuit must make first and break last,relative to the o

29、ther circuits.SAE J2051 Revised MAY2005-4-4.4 Solenoid CharacteristicsSolenoids must comply with the following requirements:a. Valve must not be electrically operable if the solenoid enclosures are removed.b. Captive type fasteners and seals must be used on covers that enclose wire terminals. Covers

30、 mustalso have a suitable means of attachment to prevent their loss when opened.c. Nonprotruding, nonlocking overrides shall be operable without removal of any covers, and positionedto require the use of a tool to operate.d. Solenoids shall be capable of compliance with the requirements of NEMA Stan

31、dard ICS-6, EnclosureType 2 (indoor, nonhazardous, protection against falling dirt, liquids, and light splashing).e. The sound level of a solenoid (quiet hold) at a distance of 610 mm (2 ft) when energized at 85% ofrated voltage, with rated pressure if normally open, without pressure if normally clo

32、sed, will not begreater than when measured under the same conditions when energized at full rated voltage.f. When a solenoid is held energized at rated voltage until equilibrium temperatures are attained, andinstalled as described in paragraph 25.6 of ANSI/UL 429, the temperature rise (using the ris

33、e ofresistance method) shall not exceed the limits as described in Table 25.1 of ANSI/UL 429. Only onesolenoid need be energized for single subbase valves; but three solenoids adjacent to each other shallbe simultaneously energized in manifolded valves and the center one tested for compliance if sol

34、enoidoperated, manifolded valves are to be qualified.5. Physical Description5.1 Valve bodies shall be mounted on a subbase, into which all of the connecting pressure conduits are fastened.(However, remote pilot operators may have their signal ports located in their end caps.) The interface surfaceof

35、 these bases shall conform to ISO 5599-1 or ISO 5599-2, dated 1989-1990 (either with or without anelectrical plug at the interface); or to Ford NE2-1, dated 1989 (Automotive Interface). The quality of the basesurface of either type shall conform to the requirements of ISO 5599-1 or ISO 5599-2.5.2 Se

36、aling means between the interface shall be captive to the valve body.5.3 Ports in the base shall be identified by numbers per ISO 5599-1 or ISO 5599-2 or by letters per ANSI B 93.9M-1969. The port identifiers may be located either in the base, adjacent to the ports or on the body in such alocation t

37、hat provides a direct association with the ports.5.4 Operators shall be identified as 14 and 12, or B and A. They shall position the valve elements to connect theflow paths as shown in Figure 1.5.4.1 Single solenoid operators shall be identified as number 14 or letter B and, when energized, shall co

38、nnectports 1 with 4, or P with B; unless specified differently between customer and supplier.5.4.2 Double solenoid valves shall have one solenoid identified as number 14 or letter B and, when last energized,shall connect ports 1 with 4, or P with B. A second solenoid shall be identified as number 12

39、 or letter A and,when last energized, shall connect ports 1 with 2, or P with A.6. Performance Requirements6.1 Flow RatingThe entire valve assembly, and the separate base, shall each be rated for flow, for each flowpath.6.1.1 VALVE MOUNTED ON A SINGLE SUBBASEWhen tested as described in ANSI/(NFPA) T

40、3.21.3-1990, the flowcoefficient (Cv) shall not be less than the values in Table 1:SAE J2051 Revised MAY2005-5-6.1.2 VALVE BASEWith a test cap mounted to the interface surface as described in 6.1.3, and using the test circuitas described in 6.1.4, the flow coefficient (Cv) through the single subbase

41、 shall not be less than the valuesspecified in Table 2.6.1.3 TEST CAPProvide a test cap for each size of interface as described in Figure 2. (A set of drawings for thesetest caps is available from SAE Referee Materials/Engineering aids as EA-21 Designs of Test Caps) (SAE of26 Drawings) by placing an

42、 order through Customer Sales and Satisfaction, SAE World Headquarters, 400Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001.)TABLE 1VALVES MOUNTED ON SINGLE SUBBASE MINIMUM CVVALUEPortAutomotiveInterface075AutomotiveInterface125AutomotiveInterface250AutomotiveInterface500AutomotiveInterface1000ISOInter

43、face1ISOInterface2ISOInterface3ISOInterface41/80.751/4 1.00 1.5 1.0 3/8 2.0 3.0 1.0 1.8 1/2 5.5 7.0 2.0 3.2 4.23/48.54.06.01 9 14.01-/475TABLE 2BASE WITHOUT VALVE BODY MINIMUM CVVALUEPortAutomotiveInterface075AutomotiveInterface125AutomotiveInterface250AutomotiveInterface500AutomotiveInterface1000IS

44、OInterface1ISOInterface2ISOInterface3ISOInterface41/81. 1/4 1.5 2.3 1.5 3/8 3.0 4.5 1.5 2.7 1/2 8.2 10.5 3.0 4.8 6.33/412.76.09.01 14.2 21.0 1-/426.SAE J2051 Revised MAY2005-6-Orient test blocks 1 and 2 over the flow path to be tested and position blocks 3 and 4 to take up the spacing.Plug the ports

45、 in the base not tested, including pilot ports.FIGURE 2TEST CAP6.1.4 TEST CIRCUITInstall bases in a manner that provides an in-line arrangement of the flow path. Use the flowtubes described in ANSI/(NFPA) T3.21.3-1990, with fittings, as shown in the connection arrangements ofFigure 3.FIGURE 3TEST CO

46、NNECTIONS6.2 Response TimeSingle solenoid valves shall be tested for response time in accordance with ANSI/(NFPA)T3.21.8-1990, except that the supply reservoir shall be maintained at 414 kPa (60 lb/in2) gage. Response timeat the specified volume shall not exceed the values listed in Tables 3 and 4.S

47、AE J2051 Revised MAY2005-7-TABLE 3MAXIMUM RESPONSE TIME (MILLISECONDS)AUTOMOTIVE INTERFACE 414 kPa (60 psi) INLET PRESSURE(1)1. Response times will be longer at higher inlet pressures.Base PortWithSCH-40PipeOutputVolumeLiters(in3)Size075TFSize075TESize125TFSize125TESize250TFSize250TESize500TFSize500

48、TESize1000TFSize1000TE1/8 0 0.41 (25)1/4 0 202060600.41 (25)1 81 233/8 0 606010 900.82 (50) 1842 5171/2 0 608060701.64 (100) 122 1 123/4 0 60701.64 (100) 1 281 0 607080803.28 (200) 12251 171-/4 0 80803.28 (200) 1 2TABLE 4MAXIMUM RESPONSE TIME (MILLISECONDS)ISO INTERFACE 414 kPa (60 psi) INLET PRESSU

49、RE(1)1. Response times will be longer at higher inlet pressures.Base PortWithSCH-40PipeOutputVolumeLiters(in3)Size1TFSize1TESize2TFSize2TESize3TFSize3TESize4TFSize4TE1/8 0 0.41 (25) 1/4 0 100 110 0.41 (25) 230 290 3/8 0 100 110 60 60 0.82 (50) 300 380 130 200 1/2 0 130 140 100 110 80 801.64 (100) 260 320