Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Goyen Warehouse Shut down
The Goyen warehouse in NJ is about eight miles from the coast. They are closed due to the flooding. May all that work there know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep your loved ones close as this is more important that any thing, or things that you may have lost. Our prayers are with you and your families.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Asco Valve vs. Goyen Controls - A Practical Review
I have replace a lot of solenoids and diapgragm valves in my day. A LOT.
Being on top of a silo 100 feet in the air on a windy day to find our why you have no plant air is no fun. On a solenoid many times you find out the stupid little red plastic piece on the ASCO solenoid has popped off. This is commonly refered to as the "Red Hat". This is the most common failure. The plastic piece becomes brittle an snaps off, or breaks off. When this occurs the coil slides off of the stem and burns the coil. It is expensive to replace these little buggers, and id I mention that it is cold (or hot) outside.
What a stupid design.
I can see building a valve and that may have some problems, but to keep building the same valve year after year is stupid.
For three reasons I have begun recommending Goyen Valves. a) they are a lower cost. b) they do not fail very often. c) the new spring-less design is one less thing to handle when you are hanging over the rail on a dust collector to change a valve.
However, if you like the extreme weather, and the views of the city from a silo, then by all means keep using the ASCO valve.
Being on top of a silo 100 feet in the air on a windy day to find our why you have no plant air is no fun. On a solenoid many times you find out the stupid little red plastic piece on the ASCO solenoid has popped off. This is commonly refered to as the "Red Hat". This is the most common failure. The plastic piece becomes brittle an snaps off, or breaks off. When this occurs the coil slides off of the stem and burns the coil. It is expensive to replace these little buggers, and id I mention that it is cold (or hot) outside.
What a stupid design.
I can see building a valve and that may have some problems, but to keep building the same valve year after year is stupid.
For three reasons I have begun recommending Goyen Valves. a) they are a lower cost. b) they do not fail very often. c) the new spring-less design is one less thing to handle when you are hanging over the rail on a dust collector to change a valve.
However, if you like the extreme weather, and the views of the city from a silo, then by all means keep using the ASCO valve.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Simple video on "How to replace a Goyen diaphragm"
A call from Texas this week prompted this blogg. The man described the sound as a whooshing sound from inside the collector. It is air bypassing the diaphragm valve. Two main causes are a torn diaphragm (most common), or foreign particles in the plant air holding the valve seat open. Diaphragms are very easy to replace. Older models have a rubber diaphragm, and a spring in the replacement kit. The new series 4 valve introduces this year by Goyen does not have a spring. The diaphragm is nicknamed "Shockwave". It is performing well, and will last more cycles than the spring design diaphragm.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi0BeEPvoNA
Take a look at our other "Bag Professor" series videos on our website (Education tab)
click to go to FilterPro website
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Ok even I messed up on the series numnbers
Goyen valves has Just announced the introduction of a new diaphragm valve; The "Series 4".
The picture above shows the old style valves next to the Series 4.
We have put in a lot of valves over the past 12 years, and finally there is a design that" makes sense". Gone is the diaphragm spring which always has been a challenge. It always seemed that the spring was the piece I would drop off the top of a silo when trying to repair a diaphragm valve. They have also went back to the bolt design to hold on the front face. I likes the bolts because the valve seated very easily, and the valve does not get corrosion on the threads common to the Series 3 valve (which made it difficult to open)
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The millennium or Series three valve I always hated. I have never liked the small keeper pin or having to carry up a pipe wrench to the top of a building (using a man ladder) to remove the front of the valve.
The keeper was just another thing to hold in my teeth while balancing off of a ladder to reach the top of the dust collector. I am sure you know what I mean.
Good job on the new Series 3 guys
The picture above shows the old style valves next to the Series 4.
We have put in a lot of valves over the past 12 years, and finally there is a design that" makes sense". Gone is the diaphragm spring which always has been a challenge. It always seemed that the spring was the piece I would drop off the top of a silo when trying to repair a diaphragm valve. They have also went back to the bolt design to hold on the front face. I likes the bolts because the valve seated very easily, and the valve does not get corrosion on the threads common to the Series 3 valve (which made it difficult to open)
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The millennium or Series three valve I always hated. I have never liked the small keeper pin or having to carry up a pipe wrench to the top of a building (using a man ladder) to remove the front of the valve.
The keeper was just another thing to hold in my teeth while balancing off of a ladder to reach the top of the dust collector. I am sure you know what I mean.
Good job on the new Series 3 guys
Goyens anouncement of the Series 4 diaphragm valve
Find Goyen valves at discount prices
I love this new valve......Finally a great design.
Below is the announcement from Goyen on the new "Series 4".
Below is the announcement from Goyen on the new "Series 4".
Dear Valued Customer,
Tyco Environmental is
in the process of developing a new generation of pulse valves. The new generation of pulse valves is called
the 4 Series. The 4 Series will be
introduced to the market over the next 2 years on an inlet size by inlet size
basis.
The first inlet size
of the new generation 4 Series pulse valves to be introduced is the 25 mm or 1
inch size valve. The 1 inch 4 Series
valves will be replacing the current Goyen DD, FS and T style diaphragm valves.
The new 4 Series
valves will have the same center to face dimensions as the current Goyen
diaphragm valves that they will be replacing.
The 1 inch 4 Series valves will all have a springless shockwave
diaphragm design.
Below is a table that
shows the current 1 inch current Goyen diaphragm valve part numbers along with
the new 4 Series part numbers that will be replacing them. This is a list of the products that will be
stocked in Goyen’s Lakewood NJ warehouse.
Other part numbers can be provided on a make to order basis:
|
Current
Goyen 1” Part Numbers
|
New 4
Series Part Numbers
|
|
RCA25DD001
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RCAC25DD4001
|
|
RCAC25DD3001
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RCAC25DD4001
|
|
CA25DD000
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RCAC25DD4002
|
|
RCA25DD200
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RCAC25DD4002
|
|
RCAC25DD3000
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RCAC25DD4002
|
|
RCAC25FS000
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RCAC25FS4002
|
|
RCAC25FS3000
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RCAC25FS4002
|
|
RCAC25T3001
|
RCAC25T4001
|
|
CA25T100
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RCAC25T4002
|
|
RCA25T200
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RCAC25T4002
|
|
RCA25TX/2981
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RCAC25T4002
|
|
RCAC25T3000
|
RCAC25T4002
|
Frequently Asked
Questions
When will the new 4 Series be available to
order?
The new 4 Series will
be available to order on May 15, 2012.
When will the current Goyen 1” diaphragm valves
be discontinued?
The current Goyen 1”
diaphragm valves will no longer be available after August 30, 2012.
How long will Goyen support the installed base
with spare parts?
Goyen is planning to
support the installed base with spare parts for the foreseeable future.
How does the pricing of the 4 Series compare to
the current 1 inch Goyen diaphragm valves?
The 4 Series valves
will be priced the same as the current Goyen 3 Series diaphragm valves that
they are replacing.
How does the 4 Series performance compare with
the current 1 inch Goyen diaphragm valves?
The 4 Series meets the
performance characteristics of the 1 inch Goyen 3 Series Millennium style
diaphragm valves. The 4 Series also
exceeds the performance characteristics of the previous generation of Goyen 1
inch diaphragm valves.
Included in this
product introduction announcement are three separate 2 page 4 Series technical
data sheets. There is a technical data
sheet for the DD end connection style 4 Series diaphragm valve, a technical
data sheet for the FS end connection style 4 Series diaphragm valve and a
technical data sheet for the T end connection style 4 Series diaphragm
valve. The technical data sheets include
information on dimensions, materials of construction, ordering codes and spare
parts kits.
For product
information on 4 Series please visit our website at: http://www.cleanairsystems.com/products/pulse_jet_filter_cleaning_solutions/diaphragm_valves/4_series_valve
The product
introduction announcement also contains the Goyen Valve Diaphragm Valve catalog
that contains the information for the current 1 inch Goyen diaphragm valves.
If you require any
additional information, please contact your local Goyen Valve Regional Manger,
or our Lakewood New Jersey offices.
Regards,
Stephen J. O’Neill
President Tyco
Environmental Systems Americas
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Goyen Valves***New Design anounced***
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Goyen has introduced their new line of diaphragm valves. I have to admit "pretty cool design".
They have changed the old cheap diaphragm with a new molde3d one piece design with no spring. Way to go guys!
The new design of Goyen valve is supposed to last almost twice the life of the old style. I will get some pictures up soon!
Goyen has introduced their new line of diaphragm valves. I have to admit "pretty cool design".
They have changed the old cheap diaphragm with a new molde3d one piece design with no spring. Way to go guys!
The new design of Goyen valve is supposed to last almost twice the life of the old style. I will get some pictures up soon!
Monday, August 17, 2009
GOYEN SOLENOID REVIEW
FilterPro has began recommending the Goyen Valves and solenoid valves. The have proven to perform better overall in the field. An example is the "Red Hat". The small plastic cap which holds the solenoid in place tends to become brittle and fail thus dropping out the solnoid and causing the ciol to fail. Asco has also began only selling coils which are fully enclosed. Good idea right? Well the new enclosed coil will not fit in many of the old control boxes. The solution is to install a Gyyen solenoid which attaches with two screws, and will not work loose. You will have to drill out the steam hole when installing the Goyen valve.
For more information on Goyen products visit our web page at "http://www.fpfilters.com"
For more information on Goyen products visit our web page at "http://www.fpfilters.com"
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