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    14pplications of

    Hydraulic Pneumatics&By: Alireza Safikhani

    Introduction

    This module shows theThis module show s the

    methods of application ofmethods of application of

    pneumatic valves andpneumatic valves andcomponents for control andcomponen ts for control and

    automationautomation

    The methods of pureThe methods of pure

    pneumatic sequentialpneumatic sequential

    control are confined tocontrol are confined to

    simple examplessimple examples

    The majority of modernThe majority of modern

    systems are control ledsystems are controlled

    electronically and is theelectronically and is the

    subject of electrosubject of electro --

    pneumatic modulespneumatic modules

    A m essage to pneumaticA m essage to pneumatic

    circuit designers:circuit designers:

    Use proven and rel iableUse proven and rel iabledesign techniquesdesign techniques

    Produ ce circuits andProduce circuits and

    documentation that aredocumentation that are

    clear to readclear to read

    Design for safetyDesign for safety

    Do not try to be tooDo not try to be too

    clever, the circuit will beclever, the circuit will be

    difficult for others todifficult for others toread and maintainread and maintain

    Symbols

    The standard for fluid power symb ols is ISO 1219The standard for fluid power symb ols is ISO 1219--1. This is a1. This is a

    set of basic shapes and rules for the construction of fluidset of basic shapes and rules for the construction of fluid

    power symbolspower symbols

    Cylinders can be drawn to show their extreme orCylinders can be drawn to show their extreme orintermediate positions of stroke and any length above theirintermediate positions of stroke and any length above their

    widthwidth

    Valves show all states in the one symbol. The prevailing st ateValves show all states in the one symbol. The prevailing stat e

    is shown w ith the port connectionsis shown w ith the port connections

    Other components are single state symbolsOther components are single state symbols

    Symbols single acting actuators

    Single acting, sprungSingle acting, sprung

    instrokedinstroked

    Single acting, sprungSingle acting, sprung

    outstrokedoutstroked Single acting, sprungSingle acting, sprung

    instrokedinstroked, magnetic, magnetic

    Single acting, sprungSingle acting, sprung

    outstrokedoutstroked, magnetic, magnetic

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    Symbols double acting actuators

    Double acting, nonDouble acting, non--

    cushionedcushioned

    Double acting, adjustableDouble acting, adjustablecushionscushions

    Double acting, through rod,Double acting, through rod,

    adjustable cushionsadjustable cushions

    Double acting, magnetic,Double acting, magnetic,

    adjustable cushionsadjustable cushions

    Double acting,Double acting, rodlessrodless ,,

    magnetic, adjustablemagnetic, adjustable

    cushionscushions

    Symbols rotary actuators

    SemiSemi --rotary double actingrotary double acting

    Rotary motor singleRotary motor single

    direction of rotationdirection of rotation

    Rotary motor biRotary motor bi --directionaldirectional

    Symbols valves

    2/ 22/ 2Valve push button /Valve push button /

    springspring

    3/ 2 Valve push button /3/ 2 Valve push button /

    springspring

    3/ 2 Valve3/ 2 Valve detenteddetented leverlever

    operatedoperated

    2

    13

    12 10

    21012

    1

    1

    2

    312

    10

    Symbols valves

    3/ 23/ 2Valve differentia lValve differential

    pressure operatedpressure operated

    5/ 2 Valve push button /5/ 2 Valve push button /

    springspring

    5/ 3 Valve double pressure5/ 3 Valve double pressure

    operated spring centreoperated spring centre

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    1

    24

    5 3

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

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    Symbols operators manual

    General manual

    Push button

    Pull button

    Push/pull button

    Lever

    Pedal

    Treadle

    Rotary knob

    Symbols operators mechanical

    Plunger

    Spring normallyas a return

    Roller

    Uni-direction orone way trip

    Pressure

    Pilot pressure

    Differential pressure

    Detent in 3 positions

    Symbols 5/3 valves

    All valves types shown in the normal position

    Type 1. All ports blocked

    Type 2. Outlets to exhaust

    Type 3. Supply to outlets

    Symbols function components

    NonNon --return valvereturn valve

    Flow regulatorFlow regulator uniun i --

    directionaldirectional

    Flow regulator biFlow regulator bi --directionaldirectional

    Two pressureTwo pressureANDAND

    Shuttle valveShuttle valveOROR

    SilencerSilencer

    Quick exhaust valve withQuick exhaust valve with

    silencersilencer

    Pressure to electric switchPressure to electric switch

    adjustableadjustable

    * Note: Traditional symbol inextensive use (preferred)

    *

    ISO 1219-1 Old

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    Symbols air line equipment

    Water separator withWater separator with

    automatic drainautomatic drain

    Filter with manual drainFilter with manual drain

    Filter with automatic drainFilter with automatic drain

    Filter with automatic drainFilter with automatic drain

    and service indicatorand service indicator

    LubricatorLubricator

    Pressure regulator withPressure regulator with

    gaugegauge

    F.R.L. filter, regulator ,F.R.L. filter, regulator ,

    lubricator simplified symbollubricator simplified symbol

    Circuit layout

    The standard for circuitThe standard for circuit

    diagrams is ISO 1219diagrams is ISO 1219--22

    A4 format or A3 folded toA4 format or A3 folded toA4 height for inclusion in aA4 height for inclusion in a

    manual with other A4manual with other A4

    documentationdocumentation

    To be on several sheets ifTo be on several sheets if

    necessary w ith l inenecessary w ith l ine

    identification codeidentification code

    Minimum crossing l inesMinimum crossing l ines

    Limit valves position ofLimit valves position ofoperation by actuatorsoperation by actuators

    shown by a marker withshown by a marker with

    reference code to symbolreference code to symbol

    Circuits should be drawnwith all actuators at the topof the page in order ofsequential operation

    Other components to bedrawn in sequential orderfrom the bottom up and fromleft to right

    Circuit should show thesystem with pressure

    applied and ready to start

    Component identification

    The ISO suggestedThe ISO suggested

    component numberingcomponent numbering

    system is suited for largesystem is suited for large

    circuits and those draw n oncircuits and those draw n on

    several pagesseveral pages

    For this presentation aFor this presentation a

    simple code is usedsimple code is used

    For cylinder s: A,B,C etc.For cylinde rs: A,B,C etc.

    For associated feedbackFor associated feedback

    valves: alphavalves: alpha--numeric codenumeric code

    a0a0 for proof offor proof ofinstrokeinstroke,,

    a1a1 for proof of outstrokefor proof of outstroke

    For cylinder B: b0 and b1For cyl inder B: b0 and b1

    A

    a0 a1

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    a0

    2

    13

    12 10

    a1

    Note: the a0 valve symbol isNote: the a0 valve symbol is

    drawn in the operateddrawn in the operated

    position because theposition because the

    actuator A isactuator A is

    instrokedinstroked

    Example circuit

    Run/End

    Aa0 a1

    Bb0 b1

    Cc0 c1

    a0 a1 b0b1 c0c1

    10 bar max 6 barTo all inlet ports marked

    SequenceRun/EndA+B+B-C+C-A-Repeat

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    Actuator control 2/2 valve

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    A pair of the most ba sic ofA pair of the most basic of

    al l valve types the 2/ 2 canall valve types the 2/2 can

    be used to control a singlebe used to control a singleacting cyl inderacting cylinder

    The normally closedThe normally closed

    position of the valve isposition of the valve is

    produced by the springproduced by the spring

    The operated position isThe operated position is

    produced by the pushproduced by the push

    buttonbutton

    One valve admits air theOne valve admits air the

    other valve exhausts itother valve exhausts it

    21012

    1

    11012

    2OUT IN

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    The button marked OUT isThe button mark ed OUT is

    pushed to operate the valvepushed to operate the valve

    Air is connected to theAir is connected to the

    cylinder and itcylinder and it outstrokesoutstrokes Air cannot escape toAir cannot escape to

    atmosphere through theatmosphere through the

    valve marked I N as this isvalve marked I N as this is

    closedclosed

    The air at atmosphericThe air at atmospheric

    pressure in the front of thepressure in the front of the

    cylinder vents through thecylinder vents through the

    breather portbreather port

    210

    1

    1211012

    2OUT IN

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    The push button of theThe push button of the

    valve marked OUT isvalve marked OUT is

    released and it returns to areleased and it returns to a

    normal closed positionnormal closed position

    Air is now trapped in theAir is now trapped in the

    system and provided theresystem and provided there

    are no leaks the piston rodare no leaks the piston rod

    wil l stay in thewil l stay in the outstrokedoutstroked

    positionposition

    If the load increases beyondIf the load increases beyond

    the force exerted by the airthe force exerted by the air

    the piston rod wil l start tothe piston rod wil l start to

    move inmove in

    210

    1

    1211012

    2OUT IN

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    2/2 Valve actuator control

    The button marked IN isThe button marked IN is

    pushed to operate the valvepushed to operate the valve

    Air escapes and the pistonAir escapes and the pistonrod moves to therod moves to the instrokedinstroked

    positionposition

    The push button must beThe push button must be

    held operated unti l theheld operated unti l the

    piston rod is fully inpiston rod is fully in

    Atmospheric air w il l beAtmospheric air w il l be

    drawn in to the front of thedrawn in to the front of the

    cylinder through the ventcyl inder through the vent

    portport

    210

    1

    121

    2

    1012

    OUT IN

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    If the button marked IN isIf the button marked IN is

    released the piston rod wil lreleased the piston rod wil l

    remain in theremain in the instrokedinstrokedpositionposition

    Any leaks in the installationAny leaks in the installation

    can cause the piston rod tocan cause the piston rod to

    creepcreep2

    10

    1

    121

    2

    1012

    OUT IN

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    To control the speed of theTo control the speed of the

    piston rod, flow restrict orspiston rod, flow restr ictors

    are placed in the pipesare placed in the pipes closeclose

    to each of the valves.to each of the valves.

    Adjustment of theAdjustment of the

    restrictors wil l slow dow nrestrictors wil l slow dow n

    the flow rate thereby givingthe flow rate thereby giving

    independent outstroke andindependent outstroke and

    instrokeinstroke speed controlspeed control1012 1012

    OUT IN

    2

    1

    1

    2

    2/2 Valve actuator control

    By repeated operation ofBy repeated operation of

    either button duringeither button during

    movement the piston rodmovement the piston rod

    can be moved in sm all stepscan be moved in small steps

    for approximate positioningfor approximate positioning

    This will only be successfulThis will only be successful

    under slow speedsunder slow speeds

    1012 1012

    OUT IN

    2

    1

    1

    2

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    2/2 Valve actuator control

    With any compressed airWith any compressed air

    system that intentionallysystem that intentionally

    traps air, the potentialtraps air, the potentialhazard of this must behazard of this must be

    recognisedrecognised

    Unintended release orUnintended release or

    application of pressure canapplication of pressure can

    give rise to unexpectedgive rise to unexpected

    movement of the piston rodmovement of the piston rod

    A pressure indicator orA pressure indicator or

    gauge must be fitted togauge must be fitted to

    warn of the presence ofwarn of the presence ofpressurepressure

    210

    1

    121

    2

    1012

    OUT IN

    Actuator control 3/2 valve

    3/2 valve actuator control

    A 3 port valve provides theA 3 port valve provides the

    inlet and exhaust path andinlet and exhaust path and

    is the normal choice for theis the normal choice for the

    control of a single actingcontrol of a single acting

    cylindercylinder

    In the normal positionIn the norm al position

    produced by the spring, theproduced by the spring, the

    valve is closedvalve is closed

    In the operated positionIn the operated position

    produced by the pushproduced by the push

    button the valve is openbutton the valve is open

    The push button must beThe push button must be

    held down for as long as theheld down for as long as thecylinder iscylinder is outstrokedoutstroked

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    3/2 valve actuator control

    A 3 port valve provides theA 3 port valve provides the

    inlet and exhaust path andinlet and exhaust path and

    is the normal choice for theis the normal choice for the

    control of a single actingcontrol of a single acting

    cylindercylinder

    In the norm al positionIn the normal position

    produced by the spring, theproduced by the sprin g, the

    valve is closedvalve is closed

    In the operated positionIn the operated position

    produced by the pushproduced by the push

    button the valve is openbutton the valve is open

    The push button must beThe push button must be

    held down for as long as theheld down for as long as thecylinder iscylinder is outstrokedoutstroked

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

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    3/2 valve actuator control

    A 3 port valve provides theA 3 port valve provides the

    inlet and exhaust path andinlet and exhaust path and

    is the normal choice for theis the normal choice for thecontrol of a single actingcontrol of a single acting

    cylindercylinder

    In the normal positionIn the norm al position

    produced by the spring, theproduced by the spring, the

    valve is closedvalve is closed

    In the operated positionIn the operated position

    produced by the pushproduced by the push

    button the valve is openbutton the valve is open

    The push button must beThe push button must be

    held down for as long as theheld down for as long as the

    cylinder iscylinder is outstrokedoutstroked

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    3/2 valve actuator control

    To generally slow theTo generally slow the

    cylinder speed ancylinder speed an

    adjustableadjustablebibi--directional flow regulatordirectional flow regulator

    or fixed restrictor can beor fixed restrictor can be

    usedused

    The flow regulator settingThe flow regulator setting

    wil l be a compromise as thewil l be a compromise as the

    ideal outstroke speed mayideal outstroke speed may

    not produce the desirednot produce the desired

    results for theresults for the instrokeinstroke

    speedspeed

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    3/2 valve actuator control

    To control the outstrokeTo control the outstroke

    speed of a single actingspeed of a single acting

    cylinder without control lingcylinder without control l ing

    thethe instrokeinstroke speed, aspeed, a un iuni --

    directional flow regulator isdirectional flow regulator is

    usedused

    The flow into the cyl inderThe flow into the cylinder

    closes the non return valvecloses the non return valve

    and can only pass throughand can only pass through

    the adjustable restrictorthe adjustable restrictor

    By adjusting the restrictorBy adjusting the restrictor

    the outstroke speed of thethe outstroke speed of the

    cylinder can be setcylinder can be set

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    3/2 valve actuator control

    For independent speedFor independent speed

    control in each directioncontrol in each direction

    tw o flow regulators aretwo flow regulators are

    requiredrequired

    Instal led in oppositeInstal led in opposite

    directions to each otherdirections to each other

    Upper regulator controlsUpper regulator controls

    the outstroke speedthe outstroke speed

    Lower regulator controlsLower regulator controls

    thethe instrokinginstroking speedspeed1

    2

    3

    12 10

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    3/2 valve actuator control

    A 3 port valve provides theA 3 port valve provides the

    inlet and exhaust path andinlet and exhaust path and

    is the normal choice for theis the normal choice for thecontrol of a single actingcontrol of a single acting

    cylindercylinder

    In the normal positionIn the norm al position

    produced by the spring, theproduced by the spring, the

    valve is closedvalve is closed

    In the operated positionIn the operated position

    produced by the pushproduced by the push

    button the valve is openbutton the valve is open

    The push button must beThe push button must be

    held down for as long as theheld down for as long as the

    cylinder iscylinder is outstrokedoutstroked

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Actuator control 5/2 valve

    5/2 Valve actuator control

    For a double acting cylinderFor a double acting cyl inder

    the power and exhaustthe power and exhaust

    paths are switchedpaths are switched

    simultaneouslysimultaneously

    When the button is pushedWhen the button is pushed

    the supply at port 1 isthe supply at port 1 is

    connected to port 4 and theconnected to port 4 and the

    outlet port 2 connected tooutlet port 2 connected to

    exhau st port 3. The cylinderexhau st port 3. The cylinder

    moves plusmoves plus

    When the button is releasedWhen the button is released

    port 1 is connected to port 2port 1 is connected to port 2

    and port 4 connected toand port 4 connected toport 5. Cylinder minusport 5. Cylinder minus

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    +-

    5/2 Valve actuator control

    For a double acting cyl inderFor a double acting cylinder

    the power and exhaustthe power and exhaust

    paths are switchedpaths are switched

    simultaneouslysimultaneously

    When the button is pushedWhen the button is pushed

    the supply at port 1 isthe supply at port 1 is

    connected to port 4 and theconnected to port 4 and the

    outlet port 2 connected tooutlet port 2 connected to

    exhau st port 3. The cylinderexhaust port 3. The cylinder

    moves plusmoves plus

    When the button is releasedWhen the button is released

    port 1 is connected to port 2port 1 is connected to port 2

    and port 4 connected toand port 4 connected toport 5. Cylinder minusport 5. Cylinder minus

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    +-

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    5/2 Valve actuator control

    Independent speed controlIndependent speed control

    of the plus and minusof the plus and minus

    movementsmovements In m ost applications speedIn m ost applications speed

    is controlled by restrictingis controlled by restricting

    air out of a cylinderair out of a cylinder

    Full power is developed toFull power is developed to

    drive the piston with speeddrive the piston with speed

    control led by restricting thecontrol led by restricting the

    back pressureback pressure

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    +-

    5/2 Valve actuator control

    Independent speed controlIndependent speed control

    of the plus and minusof the plus and minus

    movementsmovements In m ost applications speedIn m ost applications speed

    is controlled by restrictingis controlled by restricting

    air out of a cylinderair out of a cylinder

    Full power is developed toFull power is developed to

    drive the piston with speeddrive the piston with speed

    control led by restricting thecontrolled by restricting the

    back pressureback pressure

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    +-

    5/2 Valve actuator control

    Valves with a spring returnValves with a spring return

    are monoare mono--stable and needstable and need

    the operator to be held al lthe operator to be held al l

    the time that t he cyl inder isthe time that the cyl inder is

    required in the plus positionrequired in the plus position

    BiBi --stable valves wil l stay instable valves wil l stay in

    the position they were lastthe position they were last

    se tse t

    The lever valve exampleThe lever valve example

    illustrated indicates aillustrated indicates a

    detent mechanism. Thedetent mechanism. The

    lever need not be held oncelever need not be held once

    the new position has beenthe new position has beenestablishedestablished

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    +-

    Manual control

    Remote m anual control of aRemote m anual control of a

    double acting cyl inderdouble acting cyl inder

    Valve marked + wil l causeValve marked + wil l cause

    the cyl inder to outstroke orthe cyl inder to outstroke ormove plusmove plus

    Valve mark edValve mark ed -- wil l causewil l cause

    the cyl inder tothe cyl inder to instrokeinstroke oror

    move minusmove minus

    The 5/2 double pi lot valveThe 5/2 double pi lot valve

    is biis bi--stable therefore thestable therefore the

    push button valves onlypush button valves only

    need to be pulsedneed to be pulsed

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    + -

    +-

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    Semi-automatic control

    Manual remote start of aManual remote start of a

    double acting cyl inder withdouble acting cyl inder with

    automatic returnautomatic return Cylinder identified asCylinder identified asAA

    Trip valve operated at theTrip valve operated at the

    completion of the pluscompletion of the plus

    stroke identified asstroke identified asa1a11

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    + -

    +-

    A

    a1

    a1

    Fully-automatic control

    Continuous automaticContinuous automatic

    cycl ing from roller operatedcycl ing from roller operated

    trip valvestrip valves Manual Run and End of theManual Run and End of the

    automatic cycl ingautomatic cycl ing

    Cylinder wil l come to rest inCylinder wil l come to rest in

    thethe instrokedinstroked positionposition

    regardless of when theregardless of when the

    valve is put to Endvalve is put to End

    Tags for the roller feedbackTags for the roller feedback

    valves a0 and a1 show theirvalves a0 and a1 show their

    relative positionsrelative positions

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    2

    13

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    312

    10

    Run/End

    +-

    A

    a0 a1

    a0 a1

    Sequential control

    Circuit building blocks

    These circuits can be considered as building blocks for largerThese circuits can be considered as building block s for larger

    sequential circuits consisting of tw o or m ore cyl inderssequential circuits consisting of tw o or m ore cyl inders

    Each actuator wil l have a pow er valve and tw o associatedEach actuator w il l have a power v alve and tw o associated

    feedback va lves. The first actuator to move also hasfeedback valv es. The first actuator to move also has

    a Run/ End valvea Run/ End valve

    Run/End

    A B

    a0 a1 b0 b1

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    Repeat pattern sequence

    A repeat patt ern sequenceA repeat patt ern sequence

    is one where the order ofis one where the order of

    the movements in t he firstthe movem ents in the firsthalf of the sequence ishalf of the sequence is

    repeated in the second halfrepeated in the second half

    Each actuator may have oneEach actuator may have one

    Out and In stroke only inOut and In stroke only in

    the sequencethe sequence

    There may be any numberThere may be any number

    of actuators in the sequenceof actuators in the sequence

    The signal starting the firstThe signal starting the first

    movement must passmovement must pass

    through the Run/End valvethrough the Run/End valve Needs only the basicNeeds only the basic

    building blocks to solvebuilding blocks to solve

    Examples of repeat patternExamples of repeat pattern

    sequences:sequences:

    A+ B+ C+ D+ AA+ B+ C+ D+ A-- BB -- CC-- DD--

    AA-- B+ CB+ C --A+ BA+ B -- C+C+

    C+ A+ BC+ A+ B -- CC--AA-- B+B+

    Repeat pattern sequence

    The two cyl inders A and B are to perform a simple repeatThe two cyl inders A and B are to perform a simple repeat

    pattern sequence as fol lows: A+ B+ Apattern sequence as fol lows: A+ B+ A-- BB --

    Apply the ruleApply the rule The signal given by the completion of eachThe signal given by the complet ion of eachmovement w il l initiate the next movem entmovement w il l initiate the next movem ent

    In this w ay the rol ler valves can beIn this w ay the rol ler valves can be

    identified and labelledidentified and labelled

    Run/End

    A B

    a0a1b0 b1

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Repeat pattern sequence

    For three cylinders A, B and C also to perform a simp le repeatFor three cyl inders A, B and C also to perform a simple repeat

    pattern sequence as fol lows: A+ B+ C+ Apattern sequence as fol lows: A+ B+ C+ A-- BB -- CC--

    Apply the ruleApply the rule The signal given by the complet ion of eachThe signal given by the complet ion of each

    movement w il l initiate the next movem entmovement w il l initiate the next movem ent

    Run/End

    A

    c0 c1

    a0 a1

    B

    a0a1

    b0 b1

    C

    b0b1

    c0 c1

    Non-repeat pattern sequence

    If the rule applied to a repeat pattern sequence is applied toIf the rule applied t o a repeat pattern sequence is applied to

    any other sequence there w il l be opposed signals on one orany other sequence there wil l be opposed signals on one or

    more of the 5/ 2 valves preventing operationmore of the 5/ 2 valves preventing operation

    This circuit demonstra tes the problemThis circuit demonst rates the problem

    The sequence is A+ B+ BThe sequence is A+ B+ B--AA--

    Run/End

    A B

    b1a1a0 b0

    a0 a1 b0 b1

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    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    a1

    b0

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    a0 b1

    Sequence

    Gp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    a1

    b0

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    a0 b1

    Sequence

    Gp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    b0

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    a1

    a0 b1

    SequenceGp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    b0

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    a1

    a0 b1

    SequenceGp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

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    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    a1

    a0

    Sequence

    Gp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

    b0

    b1

    Cascade (two group)

    A B

    a0 a1 b0 b1

    Run/End

    Sequence

    Gp l A+ B+ Gp ll B- A-

    Gp l

    Gpll

    b0

    b1

    a1

    a0

    Cascade building blocks

    A tw o group building blockA tw o group building block

    consists of a lever valve toconsists of a lever valve to

    run and end t he sequencerun and end t he sequence

    plus the 5/ 2 double pi lotplus the 5/ 2 double pi lot

    operated cascade valveoperated cascade valve

    For a tw o group systemFor a two group system

    consisting of any num ber ofconsisting of any num ber of

    cylinders this building blockcylinders this building block

    and the cyl inder buildingand the cyl inder building

    blocks are al l that isblocks are al l that is

    required to solve therequired to solve the

    sequencesequence

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    1

    2

    312

    10

    Gp l

    Gp ll

    Sel l

    Sel llRun/End

    Cascade building blocks

    Gp l

    Gp ll

    Sel l

    Sel ll

    Gp lll

    Sel lll

    Run/End

    This three groupThis three group

    building blockbuilding block

    establishes anestablishes an

    interconnectinginterconnecting

    pattern that canpattern that canbe extended tobe extended to

    any number ofany number of

    groupsgroups

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    5/3 Valve actuator control

    The valve illustrated hasThe valve illustrated hasallall

    ports blockedports blocked in the midin the mid

    positionposition Whenever the m id positionWhenever the m id position

    is selected the pressureis selected the pressure

    conditions in the cylinderconditions in the cylinder

    wil l be frozenwil l be frozen

    This can be used to stop theThis can be used to stop the

    piston at part stroke inpiston at part stroke in

    some positioningsome positioning

    applicationsapplications

    Flow regulators mountedFlow regulators mountedclose to the cylinder toclose to the cylinder to

    minimise creepminimise creep

    24

    15 314 12

    5/3 Valve actuator control

    This version of a 5/ 3 valveThis version of a 5/ 3 valve

    isis centre open exhaustcentre open exhaust

    The supply at port 1 isThe supply at port 1 isisolated and the cyl inderisolated and the cyl inder

    has power exhausted whenhas power exhausted when

    this centre position isthis centre position is

    selectedselected

    The version illustratedThe version illustrated

    shows a monoshows a mono--stablestable

    version double pilotversion double pilot

    operated spring centreoperated spring centre

    The cylinder will be preThe cylinder will be pre --exhausted when changingexhausted when changing

    from the mid positionfrom the m id position

    24

    15 3

    14 12

    5/3 Valve actuator control

    This version of a 5/ 3 valveThis version of a 5/ 3 valve

    isis centre open pressurecentre open pressure

    The supply at port 1 isThe supply at port 1 is

    connected to both sides ofconnected to both sides of

    the cyl inder and thethe cyl inder and the

    exhaust ports isolated whenexhaust ports isolated when

    this centre position isthis centre position is

    selectedselected

    Can be used to balanceCan be used to b alance

    pressures in positioningpressures in positioning

    applicationsapplications

    The version illustrated isThe version illustrated is

    monomono--stable, doublestable, doublesolenoid, spring centresolenoid, spring centre

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    Logic functions for poppet and

    spool valves

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    Logic AND

    To obtain the output Z bothTo obtain the output Z both

    plungers X AND Y must beplungers X AND Y must be

    operated and heldoperated and held If X only is operated the airIf X only is operated the air

    wil l be blocked at port 1 inwil l be blocked at port 1 in

    valve Yvalve Y

    If Y only is operated thereIf Y only is operated there

    wil l be no pressurewil l be no pressure

    available at port 1available at port 1

    If either X or Y is releasedIf either X or Y is released

    the output signal Z wil l bethe output signal Z wil l be

    lostlost

    1

    2

    3

    1

    2

    3X

    Y

    Z

    12 10

    12 10

    Logic AND

    To obtain the output Z bothTo obtain the output Z both

    plungers X AND Y must beplungers X AND Y must be

    operated and heldoperated and held If X only is operated the airIf X only is operated the air

    wil l be blocked at port 1 inwil l be blocked at port 1 in

    valve Yvalve Y

    If Y only is operated thereIf Y only is operated there

    wil l be no pressurewil l be no pressure

    available at port 1available at port 1

    If either X or Y is releasedIf either X or Y is released

    the output signal Z wil l bethe output signal Z wil l be

    lostlost

    1

    2

    3

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    X

    Y

    Z

    12 10

    Logic AND

    To obtain the output Z bothTo obtain the output Z both

    plungers X AND Y must beplungers X AND Y must be

    operated and heldoperated and held

    If X only is operated the airIf X only is operated the air

    wil l be blocked at port 1 inwil l be blocked at port 1 in

    valve Yvalve Y

    If Y only is operated thereIf Y only is operated there

    wil l be no pressurewil l be no pressure

    available at port 1available at port 1

    If either X or Y is releasedIf either X or Y is released

    the output signal Z wil l bethe output signal Z wil l be

    lostlost

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    X

    Y

    Z

    Logic AND

    This methodThis method must notmust not bebe

    used as a two handedused as a two handed

    safety controlsafety control

    It is too ea sy to abuse. e.g.It is too easy t o abuse. e.g.

    one of the buttons could beone of the buttons could be

    permanently fixed downpermanently fixed down

    and the system operatedand the system operated

    from the other button onlyfrom the other button only

    Use the purpose designedUse the purpose designed

    tw o handed safety controltwo handed safety control

    unitunit

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    X

    Y

    Z

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    Logic OR

    Use of anUse of anORORfunctionfunction

    shuttle valveshuttle valve

    Source X and Y can beSource X and Y can beremote from each other andremote from each other and

    remote from the destinationremote from the destination

    of Zof Z

    When X or Y is operated theWhen X or Y is operated the

    shuttle valve seal movesshuttle valve seal moves

    across to prevent the signalacross to prevent the signal

    Z from being lost throughZ from being lost through

    the exhaust of the otherthe exhaust of the other

    valvevalve

    X

    Y

    Z

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Logic OR

    Use of anUse of anORORfunctionfunction

    shuttle valveshuttle valve

    Source X and Y can beSource X and Y can beremote from each other andremote from each other and

    remote from the destinationremote from the destination

    of Zof Z

    When X or Y is operated theWhen X or Y is operated the

    shuttle valve seal movesshuttle valve seal moves

    across to prevent the signalacross to prevent the signal

    Z from being lost throughZ from being lost through

    the exhaust of the otherthe exhaust of the other

    valvevalve

    X

    Y

    Z

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Logic OR

    Use of anUse of anORORfunctionfunction

    shuttle valveshuttle valve

    Source X and Y can beSource X and Y can be

    remote from each other andremote from each other and

    remote from the destinationremote from the destinationof Zof Z

    When X or Y is operated theWhen X or Y is operated the

    shuttle valve seal movesshuttle valve seal moves

    across to prevent the signalacross to prevent the signal

    Z from being lost throughZ from being lost through

    the exhaust of the otherthe exhaust of the other

    valvevalveX

    Y

    Z

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Logic OR

    Use of anUse of anORORfunctionfunction

    shuttle valveshuttle valve

    Source X and Y can beSource X and Y can be

    remote from each other andremote from each other and

    remote from the destinationremote from the destinationof Zof Z

    When X or Y is operated theWhen X or Y is operated the

    shuttle valve seal movesshuttle valve seal moves

    across to prevent the signalacross to prevent the signal

    Z from being lost throughZ from being lost through

    the exhaust of the otherthe exhaust of the other

    valvevalveX

    Y

    Z

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    L i OR L i NOT

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    Logic OR

    Use of anUse of anORORfunctionfunction

    shuttle valveshuttle valve

    Source X and Y can beSource X and Y can beremote from each other andremote from each other and

    remote from the destinationremote from the destination

    of Zof Z

    When X or Y is operated theWhen X or Y is operated the

    shuttle valve seal movesshuttle valve seal moves

    across to prevent the signalacross to prevent the signal

    Z from being lost throughZ from being lost through

    the exhaust of the otherthe exhaust of the other

    valvevalve

    X

    Y

    Z

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Logic NOT

    A logic NOT applies to theA logic NOT applies to the

    state of the output whenstate of the output when

    the operating signal isthe operating signal is

    present (the output ispresent (the output is

    simply an inversion of thesimply an inversion of the

    operating signal)operating signal)

    The valve shown is aThe valve shown is a

    normally open type (inletnormally open type (inlet

    port numbered 1)port numbered 1)

    When the signal X isWhen the signal X is

    present ther e is NOT outputpresent there is NOT output

    ZZ When X is removed output ZWhen X is removed output Z

    is givenis given

    2

    31

    12 10

    Z

    X

    Logic NOT

    A logic NOT applies to theA logic NOT applies to the

    state of the output whenstate of the output when

    the operating signal isthe operating signal is

    present (the output ispresent (the output is

    simply an inversion of thesimply an inversion of theoperating signal)operating signal)

    The valve shown is aThe valve shown is a

    normally open type (inletnormally open type (inlet

    port numbered 1)port numbered 1)

    When the signal X isWhen the signal X is

    present ther e is NOT outputpresent ther e is NOT output

    ZZ

    When X is removed output ZWhen X is removed output Zis givenis given

    2

    31

    12 10

    Z

    X

    Logic NOT

    A logic NOT applies to theA logic NOT applies to the

    state of the output whenstate of the output when

    the operating signal isthe operating signal is

    present (the output ispresent (the output is

    simply an inversion of thesimply an inversion of theoperating signal)operating signal)

    The valve shown is aThe valve shown is a

    normally open type (inletnormally open type (inlet

    port numbered 1)port numbered 1)

    When the signal X isWhen the signal X is

    present ther e is NOT outputpresent there is NOT output

    ZZ

    When X is removed output ZWhen X is removed output Zis givenis given

    2

    31

    12 10

    Z

    X

    L i MEMORY L i MEMORY

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    Logic MEMORY

    A logic MEMORY allows theA logic MEMORY allows the

    output signal state (ON oroutput signal state (ON or

    OFF) to be maintained afterOFF) to be maintained after

    the input signal has beenthe input signal has been

    removedremoved

    Any biAny bi --stable valve is a logicstable valve is a logic

    MEMORYMEMORY

    With this leverWith this lever detenteddetented

    valve, once the lever hasvalve, once the lever has

    been moved X direction or Ybeen moved X direction or Y

    direction it can be releaseddirection it can be released

    and wil l stay in thatand wil l stay in thatpositionposition

    Z

    X

    1310

    Y12

    Logic MEMORY

    A logic MEMORY allows theA logic MEMORY allows the

    output signal state (ON oroutput signal state (ON or

    OFF) to be maintained afterOFF) to be maintained after

    the signal that set it hasthe signal that set it has

    been removedbeen removed Z

    X

    13

    12 10 Y

    Logic MEMORY

    A biA bi --stable double pi lotstable double pi lot

    valve can be set or resetvalve can be set or reset

    simply by a pulse (push andsimply by a pulse (push and

    release) on buttons X or Yrelease) on buttons X or Y

    Z

    13

    X

    Y1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    12 10

    Logic MEMORY

    A biA bi --stable double pi lotstable double pilot

    valve can be set or resetvalve can be set or reset

    simply by a pulse (push andsimply by a pulse (push and

    release) on buttons X or Yrelease) on buttons X or Y

    Z

    13

    X

    Y1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    12 10

    Lo i MEMORY Lo i MEMORY

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    Logic MEMORY

    A biA bi --stable double pi lotstable double pi lot

    valve can be set or resetvalve can be set or reset

    simply by a pulse (push andsimply by a pulse (push and

    release) on buttons X or Yrelease) on buttons X or Y

    Z

    13

    X

    Y1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    12 10

    Logic MEMORY

    A biA bi --stable double pi lotstable double pilot

    valve can be set or resetvalve can be set or reset

    simply by a pulse (push andsimply by a pulse (push and

    release) on buttons X or Yrelease) on buttons X or Y

    Z

    13

    X

    Y1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    12 10

    Logic MEMORY

    A biA bi --stable double pi lotstable double pi lot

    valve can be set or resetvalve can be set or reset

    simply by a pulse (push andsimply by a pulse (push and

    release) on buttons X or Yrelease) on buttons X or Y

    Z

    13

    X

    Y1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    12 10

    Logic MEMORY (latch)

    A popular m emory circuit isA popular memory circuit is

    the latchthe latch

    Will not reWil l not re--make aftermake after

    pneumatic power fai lurepneumatic power fai lure

    A pulse on X operates theA pulse on X operat es the

    pilot / spring valve to givepilot / spring valve to give

    output Zoutput Z

    A feedback from Z runsA feedback from Z runs

    through the normally openthrough the normally open

    valve Y to latch thevalve Y to latch the

    operation of Z when X isoperation of Z when X is

    releasedreleased

    A pulse on Y breaks theA pulse on Y breaks thelatch and Z is exhaustedlatch and Z is exhausted

    X

    Y

    Z

    13

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1012

    3

    2

    1

    1210

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    Logic circuits (spool valves)

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    Logic arrangements for fullybalanced spool valves

    Logic circuits (spool valves)

    Selection / Diversion

    Latch OR, AND, NOT

    Single pulse maker

    Slow pressure build

    Pre-select

    Single pulse control

    Air conservation Double flow

    Counting

    5/2 OR

    Click the section to advance directly to it

    NO / NC

    3/2 NO / NC

    A fully balanced valveA fully balanced valve

    allows pressure on any potal lows pressure on any pot

    or combination of portsor combination of ports

    A single valve can be usedA single valve can be used

    normally open or normallynormally open or normallyclosedclosed

    For normally open theFor normally open the

    supply pressure issupply pressure is

    connected to port 1connected to port 1

    For normally closed theFor normally closed the

    supply pressure issupply pressure is

    connected to port 3connected to port 3

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    2

    13

    12 10

    3/2 NO / NC

    A fully balanced valveA fully balanced va lve

    allows pressure on any potal lows pressure on any pot

    or combination of portsor combination of ports

    A single valve can be usedA single valve can be used

    normally open or normallynormally open or normallyclosedclosed

    For normally open theFor normally open the

    supply pressure issupply pressure is

    connected to port 1connected to port 1

    For normally closed theFor normally closed the

    supply pressure issupply pressure is

    connected to port 3connected to port 3

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    2

    13

    12 10

    diversion

    diversion

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    diversion

    Selection of one of tw oSelection of one of tw o

    supplies connected to portssupplies connected to ports

    1 and 3 can be different1 and 3 can be different

    pressurespressures

    Diversion of one supply toDiversion of one supply to

    one of two outletsone of two outlets

    If it is required to exhaustIf it is required to exhaust

    the downstream air a 5/ 2the downstream air a 5/ 2

    valve is requiredvalve is required

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    2

    13

    12 10

    diversion

    Selection of one of tw oSelection of one of tw o

    supplies connected to portssupplies connected to ports

    1 and 3 can be different1 and 3 can be different

    pressurespressures

    Diversion of one supply toDiversion of one supply to

    one of two outletsone of two outlets

    If it is required to exhaustIf it is required to exhaust

    the downstream air a 5/ 2the downstream air a 5/ 2

    valve is requiredvalve is required

    1

    2

    3

    2

    13

    12 10

    12 10

    Latch with controls

    In this version of a latch theIn this version of a latch the

    push button valves arepush button valves are

    connected to performconnected to performOROR

    andandNOTNOT functionsfunctions

    TheTheOFFOFFvalve must bevalve must beplaced last in the signalplaced last in the signal

    chain so that if both valveschain so that if both valves

    are operated together theare operated together the

    OFFOFFcommand wi l lcommand wi l l

    dominate over thedominate over theONON

    commandcommand

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    2

    13

    12 10

    2

    13

    12 10

    ON

    OFF

    Out

    OR, AND, NOT

    A single 3/ 2 pi lot operatedA single 3/ 2 pi lot operated

    spring return valve can bespring return valve can be

    use for any of these logicuse for any of these logic

    functionsfunctions

    xxOROR yygives outputgives output zz

    xxANDAND yygives outputgives output zz

    xxgives NOTgives NOT zz

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    AND

    OR

    NOT

    x y

    z

    x y

    z

    x

    z

    Single pulse maker

    up

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    Single pulse maker

    Converts a prolonged signalConverts a prolonged signal

    xxinto a single pulseinto a single pulse zz

    Signal z must be removedSignal z must be removedto al low the v alve to resetto al low the valve to reset

    then x can be applied againthen x can be applied again

    The duration of the pulseThe duration of the pulse

    can be adjusted with thecan be adjusted with the

    flow regulatorflow regulator

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    x

    z

    up

    Choose a 3/2 pi lot springChoose a 3/2 pi lot spring

    valve with a relatively highvalve with a relatively high

    operatin g force e.g. 3 to 4operating for ce e.g. 3 to 4

    barbar

    When the quick connectWhen the quick connect

    coupling is made, thecoupling is made, the

    output at port 2 isoutput at port 2 is

    control led at the rate of thecontrol led at the rate of the

    flow regulator settingflow regulator setting

    When the pressure is highWhen the pressure is high

    enough to operate the valveenough to operate the valve

    ful l flow wil l take overful l flow w il l take over

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Pre-select

    The lever valve can preThe lever valve can pre --

    select the movement of theselect the movement of the

    cylinder OUT or INcylinder OUT or IN

    The movement w il l occurThe movement w il l occur

    the next time the plungerthe next time the plungervalve is operatedvalve is operated

    The plunger valve can beThe plunger valve can be

    released immediately andreleased immediately and

    subsequently operated andsubsequently operated and

    released any number ofreleased any number of

    t imestimes

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    1

    2

    312

    10

    OUT/INpre-select

    5/2 OR function

    The valve at positionThe valve at positionaa isis

    reversed connected andreversed connected and

    supplied from the valvesupplied from the valve

    conventionally connected atconventionally connected at

    positionposition bb The cylinder can beThe cylinder can be

    control led from eithercontrol led from either

    positionposition aa ORORpositionposition bb

    1

    24

    5 3

    1412

    1

    24

    5 3

    1412

    a

    b

    Single pulse control Air conservation

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    Single pulse control

    24

    1412

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    15

    12 10

    1

    2

    3

    2

    13

    1210

    Each time the footEach time the foot

    operated valve isoperated valve is

    pressed the cyl inderpressed the cyl inder

    wil l single stroke +wil l single stroke +

    andand -- alternatelyalternately

    First foot operationFirst foot operation

    the cyl inder moves outthe cyl inder moves out

    Second foot operationSecond foot operation

    the cyl inder moves inthe cyl inder moves in

    ThirdThird .. out and so on.. out and so on

    Air conservation

    Pow er stroke in thePower stroke in the instrokeinstroke

    direction onlydirection only

    Differential area of theDifferential area of thepiston gives an outstrokepiston gives an outstroke

    force when the pressure isforce when the pressure is

    balancedbalanced

    Air used to outstroke isAir used to outstroke is

    equivalent to a cyl inderequivalent to a cyl inder

    with only the same bore aswith only the same bore as

    the rod diameterthe rod diameter

    Assumes the cylinder is notAssumes the cylinder is not

    loaded on the plus strokeloaded on the plus strokeand low frictionand low friction

    24

    15

    1412

    Air conservation

    Pow er stroke in thePow er stroke in the instrokeinstroke

    direction onlydirection only

    Differential area of theDifferential area of the

    piston gives an outstrokepiston gives an outstroke

    force when the pressure isforce when the pressure isbalancedbalanced

    Air used to outstroke isAir used to outstroke is

    equivalent to a cyl inderequivalent to a cyl inder

    with only the same bore aswith only the same bore as

    the rod diameterthe rod diameter

    Assumes the cylinder is notAssumes the cylinder is not

    loaded on the plus strokeloaded on the plus stroke

    and low frictionand low friction

    24

    15

    14

    12

    Double flow

    Where a larger 3/ 2 valve isWhere a larger 3/2 v alve is

    not availablenot available

    Two flow paths in a 5/ 2Two flow paths in a 5/2

    valve each with a separatevalve each with a separate

    supply can be arranged tosupply can be arranged togive double flow or supplygive double flow or supply

    separate devicesseparate devices

    Ensure the tube size to theEnsure the tube size to the

    cylinder is large enough tocylinder is large enough to

    take the double flowtake the double flow

    4 2

    1 3

    1214

    5 1

    Double flow Counting

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    Double flow

    Where a larger 3/ 2 valve isWhere a larger 3/ 2 valve is

    not availablenot available

    Two flow paths in a 5/ 2Two flow paths in a 5/ 2

    valve each with a separatevalve each with a separate

    supply can be arranged tosupply can be arranged to

    give double flow or supplygive double flow or supply

    separate devicesseparate devices

    Ensure the tube size to theEnsure the tube size to the

    cylinder is large enough tocylinder is large enough to

    take the double flowtake the double flow

    4 2

    1 3

    1214

    5

    Counting

    Counting applications areCounting applications are

    best achieved with electrobest achieved with electro --

    mechanical ormechanical or

    programmable electronicprogrammable electronic

    counterscounters

    Pneumatic counting circuitsPneumatic counting circuits

    use large numbers of logicuse large numbers of logic

    valves and can be slowvalves and can be slow

    The counting chain shownThe counting chain show n

    wil l count to 4wil l count to 4

    Red and blue are nonRed and blue are non --

    overlapping alternateoverlapping alternatepulses, purple is the resetpulses, purple is the reset

    lineline

    1

    2

    3

    4

    Counting application

    The counting circuit isThe counting circuit is

    applied to count 4 strokesapplied to count 4 strokes

    of a cylinderof a cylinder

    At rest all counting valvesAt rest all counting valves

    are held reset by the startare held reset by the startvalvevalve

    StartStart outstrokesoutstrokesAA

    Alternate signals fromAlternate signals from a1a1

    andanda0a0 progressesprogresses

    operation of the countingoperation of the counting

    valves up the chainvalves up the chain

    On the 4th operation ofOn the 4th operation ofa1a1

    the green signal resets thethe green signal resets thestart valve to stop thestart valve to stop the

    cylindercylinder

    A

    a0a1

    a0 a1

    Start

    Feedback methods

    Time delay Time delay

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    m d ay

    A signal is restricted to slowA signal is restricted to slow

    the rate of pressure buildthe rate of pressure build

    up on a pressure switchup on a pressure switch

    (3/ 2 differential pressure(3/ 2 differential pressureoperated valve)operated valve)

    When the pressure switchWhen the pressure switch

    operates a strong unoperates a strong un--

    restricted output is givenrestricted output is given

    A reservoir provide sA reservoir provides

    capacitance to al low lesscapacitance to al low less

    fine and sensitive settingsfine and sensitive settings

    on the flow regulatoron the flow regulatormaking it easy to adjustmaking it easy to adjust

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Signalin

    Output

    m d ay

    Manual remote start of aManual remote start of a

    double acting cyl inder withdouble acting cyl inder with

    a time delay in thea time delay in the

    outstrokedoutstroked position beforeposition beforeautomatic returnautomatic return

    2

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    13

    12 10

    +-

    A

    a1

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    a1

    1

    2

    3

    12 10

    Pressure decay

    Manual remote start of aManual remote start of a

    double acting cyl inderdouble acting cyl inder

    Uses a low pressureUses a low pressure

    operated valve connectedoperated valve connected

    normally opennormally open When the back pressure inWhen the back pressure in

    the front of the cyl inderthe front of the cyl inder

    fal ls below 0.1 bar thefal ls below 0.1 bar the

    return signal is givenreturn signal is given

    Connection taken betw eenConnection taken betw een

    the cyl inder and flowthe cyl inder and flow

    regulatorregulator

    Useful for pressing workUseful for pressing workpieces of variable sizepieces of variable size

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    2

    13

    12 10

    +-

    A

    a1

    21210

    1 3 0.1bar

    Electro-pneumatic

    The majority of systems useThe majority of systems use

    electrical/ electronic controlelectrical/ electronic control

    due to the high degree ofdue to the high degree of

    sophistication and flexibi l itysophistication and flexibility

    Solenoid valves are used toSolenoid valves are used tocontrol cylinderscontrol cylinders

    Feedback signals are fromFeedback signals are from

    reed sw itches, sensors andreed sw itches, sensors and

    electrical l imit switcheselectrical l imit switches

    Logic is hard wired orLogic is hard wired or

    programmed in to a PLCprogrammed in to a PLC

    (programmable logic(programmable logic

    controller)controller) a0 a1

    1

    24

    5 3

    14 12

    A

    a0 a1

    Circuit building block foreach cylinder