PLC Pneumatic Circuit Control
PLC Pneumatic Circuit Control
PLC Pneumatic Circuit Control
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Example 1 :
Solution :
As shown in the PLC wiring diaram, The push buttons PB1 and PB2 are
connected at memory address I1 and I2.
When the push buttons PB1 and PB2 are pressed simultaneously, the
addresses I1 and I 2 turn to state 1 from state 0 , as a result power
flows through the coil and there will be output at coil 01. Output at
the coil 01 operated the solenoid coil and cylinder moves forward to
do the required operation.
Example 2 :
Solution
PLC Wiring diagram and Ladder diagrams are shown in above Figure.
when the push button PB1 is pressed state of the address I1 turns to 1
and thus there will be output 01. The output of 01 operates the
solenoid Y1 and cylinder moves forward,
When the cylinder reaches the extreme forward position, and Push
button PB2 is operated , the state of address I2 turns to 1 and thus
there will be output 02. The output of 02 operates the solenoid Y2 and
cylinder return back to initial position.
Example 3 :
Solution
PLC Wiring diagram and Ladder diagrams are shown in above Figure.
when the pushbutton PB1 is pressed state of the address I1 turns to 1
and thus there will be output 01. The output of 01 operates the
solenoid Y1 and cylinder moves forward.
When the cylinder reaches the extreme forward position, and Limit
switch S2 is operated , the state of address I3 turns to 1 and thus there
will be output 02. The output of 02 operates the solenoid Y2 and
cylinder return back to initial position.
Example 4 :
Solution
Example 5 :
Solution :
The start and stop operations can be implemented using memory flag
with address M1 that is set by PB1 and reset by PB2.
Example 6 :
Example 7 :
Solution
In this sequence circuit, PB2 is used to initiate the program. Pressing
PB2 causes the last memory state M4 to set and all other memory
flags M1, M2 and M3 to reset. Initially S1 and S3 are actuated and
generate outputs.
Condition 1:
Pressing PB1 sets Memory flag M1 and resets Memory flag M4.
Solenoid Y1 is energised. Cylinder A extends (A+). Sensor S1 is
deactivated once A travels and S2 is activated when end position is
reached.
Condition 2:
When S2 is actuated, memory M2 is set and Memory flag M1 is reset.
Solenoid Y3 is energised. Cylinder B extends (B+). Sensor S3 is
deactivated once B travels and S4 is activated when end position is
reached.
Condition 3:
Condition 4:
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