How to Read Pneumatic Valve Symbols | Understand Direction Control Valve Schematics | Interpret DCV

Basically, it's all about Pneumatics and basic direction control valve schematics interpretation.

[@liamweiss7831]

Very helpful! A lot better than my uni lecturer could do

[@LjMeleed]

insanely good explanation, very simple to follow, gj man

[@malithshamal6321]

Superb...Great...First time I learned this 8years after being an engineer

[@giftmbano101]

loud and clear.thank you.

[@davidryan1636]

Well done - thanks for making it so clear!

[@rimostle]

جزاك الله خيرا for this very instructive video

[@vincentng3194]

I graduated Polytechnic with specialist in pneumatic, now I'm listening to this that took me minutes to understand 3yrs in poly 😅

[@PeterDiCapua]

yes sir!

[@jishnusurendran9000]

Same here😂

[@EagleSuper]

Great video, well explained. Thank you!

[@IrfanChanna]

You have explained in a very good way. very nice sir.

[@hdpredator11143103]

Thank you so much man for this video!! You helped me a ton.

[@robertbrown1646]

Now, I understand pneumatic valve s, thanks

[@nonamepass]

Great explanation..continue with your more videos

[@B312TaxiDriver]

Nice video, I would like to see more from this topic. I have a 3/2 with lever and selector switch and I don't know how it works.

[@HieuNguyen-tk8lh]

Very specific. Thank you.

[@20796mayur]

very good explanation and very informative, thank you👌👍

[@arrowchambers]

Very good explanation, easy to understand...well done 🎉

[@samarsekharreddy]

Very clear explanations keep doing

[@mohsinrehman9943]

Awesome job Teaching mathod is out class by of slides

[@user-zt5ue7eb6z]

Nicely explained great.

[@k-c-p-d3481]

Good explained sir

[@Brandon-nf9cu]

this helped alot for my trade school! the final valve is a 4p/3p NC dcv

[@sunnykwangware7338]

Correct well answered

[@musyarofahhumaira4892]

very helpful! thanks sir

[@imrankazi2759]

Gmg sir thanx for ur knowledge Good explanation. Best regards😊

[@franciskihiu9398]

Good explanation

[@troubledsole9104]

Very helpful!

[@abdelbagialbukhari6414]

Very nice explain ❤

[@geenumaxy9370]

excellent video

[@mariamoine4327]

great video!!! thank you

[@ramybrahim3188]

Thank you from Morocco

[@tusharwilson623]

very nice explanation brother

[@Montahista]

really thank you so much .

[@kacemabdallah1368]

Thank you so much 👍👍👍

[@learnmillwright]

Gentlemen, Let's see how many of you could answer the question in the last part of the video.......waiting for your replies 👀 .....comment below

[@ddio30]

4/3

[@derfads]

5/3

[@learnmillwright]

@@derfads U need to watch again 😅

[@rizqderdaba6795]

it was useful, thanks

[@ancelchitukutuku8031]

Thank you

[@Eng.Ali13]

Nice ❤

[@juvanniecueva5979]

4 ports 3 position for the last example

[@KIERACHANDA]

4/3 DC great works

[@zickom353]

Thanks bro 🙏🙏❤

[@PrashantSharma-fi9xp]

Thanks sir

[@andreeavalentina5335]

thank you

[@fabianherne1492]

4/3 dcv

[@farhadkhan9847]

awesome

[@azari4902]

great

[@achaevans1006]

4/3 way control valve

[@peterokpeki8519]

Nice presentation

[@user-yz6pe5bs8f]

i have a question, i am installing some equipment that uses an air bag. I want a manual valve, normally closed that when opened, will inflate my air bag to regulated 30 Psi but when the valve is closed, i want it to just vent the bag to atmosphere and the supply pressure closes. I do not want to hear any air movement other than when we inflate the bag and then the bag venting to deflate. Speed is not an issue as this is a slow process. Fyi, this is for a box tipper that will tip a box as its weight decreases during production usage.

[@user-cn9bo7lf3f]

Super

[@karaokeSLVoice]

thanqq

[@sebastiangalindo9586]

4/3 normally open

[@damionfont6215]

2 port/ 3way normally closed probably lever actuated and spring returned

[@wajahatali5286]

You did great job You can make better videos on pneumatics

[@Nijilkoorachundu]

3/4 way pressurised centre

[@ancelchitukutuku8031]

4/3 way

[@sofoniyasgetachew8984]

4 by 3 valve

[@bannamohammed7991]

4/3

[@AshokPatel-qj7qz]

4 ports 3 positions

[@geenumaxy9370]

3/6 way dcv hope its is correct

[@learnmillwright]

Nice try ........u need to watch again 😅

[@geenumaxy9370]

@@learnmillwright is it 6/3 way DCV

[@richie5629]

4 ports, 3 position...

[@RobertLee-ni9ox]

Great video

[@jdslifeforfreshbreath5377]

4/3

[@earlspencer5696]

4/3 way

[@peterokpeki8519]

4/3

[@ObossMan]

4/3

[@ziyadalanazi677]

3/4

[@learnmillwright]

Well try Ziyad .....it's no. of ports / no. of positions (rooms)

[@user-db3tj9xf1d]

3/4

[@learnmillwright]

😀Well try.....it's no. of ports / no. of positions (rooms)

[@user-wq3zb1vh7o]

4/3

[@learnmillwright]

correct answer