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    This document presents an internship project on industrial automation that involves building a pneumatic circuit controlled by a PLC. The project aims to execute a sequence of cylinder movements (A+, A-, B+, B-) with pressure and time delays between steps. The document discusses fluid power systems, applications of hydraulics and pneumatics, an overview of PLCs including the L20 03VRS model used. Diagrams of the pneumatic circuit and PLC logic are presented. The conclusions state the objectives were met and knowledge was gained about operating automatic pneumatic circuits with PLC interfacing.

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    VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

    JNANA SANGAMA, BELAGAVI-590018

    R N S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
    BENGALURU- 560098

    Title of the Internship


    Industrial Automation
    Presented By
    Sanjeev Krishna S 1RN15ME128

    Guide
    Mr. Ranganatha Bhat
    Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
    RNSIT, Bengaluru
    ` June 2019

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 1


    Contents

    • Fluid power and PLC


    • Internship Project
    • Applications
    • Conclusions

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 2


    Fluid Power and PLC
    Fluid Power
    • Fluid power is the use of fluids under pressure to generate, control and transmit
    power.
    • Hydraulics – oil ; Pneumatics – air
    • Basic elements required by such a system are the fluid source, the controlling
    elements like valves, the actuators (cylinders and motors), the prime mover
    (generally an electric motor), circulating elements (pump or compressor), sensing
    elements (may or may not), accumulators and filters.
    • The governing law of these drives is Pascal law.
    “the change in pressure of a confined fluid is distributed undiminished
    throughout it, equally in all
    directions”.

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 3


    Applications of Hydraulics

    Applications of Pneumatics

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 4


    PLC
    • A PLC or an industrial computer is an extended and bigger version of a
    microcontroller, classified under sequential controllers.
    • These perform logical, timing, sequencing, arithmetic operations using the
    onboard memory.
    • The PLCs are known for their high reliability in control and ease of programming
    and process fault diagnosis.

    Schematic Representation of a PLC

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 5


    PLC L20 03VRS is a mid-tier first-generation of the Bosch Rexroth
    products. Some of the L20 03VRS onboard components are as follows:
    PLC L20 03VRS • 166 MHz processor, takes 150μs to execute 1000 instructions.
    • Retentive memory of 64KB
    • User memory of 3MB (1MB for firmware and 2MB for coding)
    • Ethernet and Profi-BUS ports, LAN for connectivity.
    • Onboard digital input (DI8, 2A) and output (DO8, 0.5A) modules
    • 256 bits In-line module capacity
    • 32 Master/Slave connections, 126 inputs (PLC s)
    • Colour coding: Blue (DI); Pink (DO); Green (AI); Yellow (AO);
    • Power: Red (+), Blue (-), Green (ground)

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 6


    Internship Project
    Aim:
    To build a pneumatic circuit with double solenoid actuated
    direction control valves and execute one cycle of sequence A+ A-
    B+ B- through PLC interfacing. A pressure delay of 4 bar between
    sequences A+ A- and B+ B- and a time delay of 5s between
    sequences A- and B+ are required. Here, A and B are two cylinders.

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 7


    Signal flow diagram

    I/O Matrix

    Pneumatic circuit
    PLC circuit

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 8


    PLC circuit

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 9


    Application

    Feeding and Ejection system

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 10


    Conclusions

    • The course objectives were learnt with a keen attempt.


    • The knowledge of operating automatic/interfaced hydraulic and
    pneumatic circuits with the PLCs was understood.
    • A peek on the advancements in the industrial automation field.

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 11


    THANK YOU

    DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, RNSIT 12

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