Problem Description:
In this Pneumatic Diagram We have used one
Double Acting Cylinder, one 5/2 Pilot operated valve and two 3/2 Push Button
valve with spring return.
Circuit
Description
Here One Double Acting
Cylinder is used with 5/2 pilot operated valve with spring return i.e. when in
absence of pressure at pilot point it will automatically return to home
position. Input at pilot point comes from the output of one of the 3/2 Push
Button valves and input of that Push Button valve is the output of another 3/2
Push Button valve whose input relates to the pressure line. In other words,
Both 3/2 Push Button valves are connected in series and output is given to a
5/2 pilot operated valve.
Here all valves are of Normally close (NC) type so, it won’t allow pressure to pass through the valve when they are in rest condition, or we can say it as a home position.
Working
Case 1: PB1 is pressed.
When PB1 is pressed then as it is of NC type it will allow pressure to pass through it but at valve 2 where PB2 isn’t pressed pressure will not be able to pass through it so at pilot valve there is absence of pressure and therefore, Cylinder won’t move from it home position.
Case 2: PB2 is pressed.
When PB2 is pressed then the valve will
get open and allow pressure to flow through it but as PB1 hasn’t pressed so
there is absence of pressure at input of the second valve as a result there is
absence of pressure at the pilot valve of 5/2. So, Cylinder will not move in
this case also.
Case 3: Both are pressed.
When both switches get pressed, our pilot valve is directly connected with the pressure line as both are of NC type so the cylinder will move in forward direction and when any of them get released then the cylinder will get retracted.
This whole operation is similar to AND gate operation in Digital Electronics whose truth table is given below.
Note: - Above application may be different from actual application. This example is only for explanation purpose only. We can use this concept in other examples also. All parameters and graphical representations considered in this example are for explanation purpose only, parameters or representation may be different in actual applications. Also, all interlocks are not considered in the application.
Written by Sneh jain
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