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Pneumatic Actuation and Circuit Design Guide

This document discusses pneumatic circuits and components used in pick-and-place automation applications. It describes various pneumatic actuators like single-acting and double-acting cylinders. It also discusses different types of pneumatic valves like 2/2 push buttons and 5/2 valves. Accessories for pneumatic circuits like check valves, flow control valves, AND gates and timers are also mentioned. Formulas for calculating force applied by pneumatic cylinders at different pressures are provided. The document aims to explain the working and design of basic pneumatic circuits.

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Pneumatic Actuation and Circuit Design Guide

This document discusses pneumatic circuits and components used in pick-and-place automation applications. It describes various pneumatic actuators like single-acting and double-acting cylinders. It also discusses different types of pneumatic valves like 2/2 push buttons and 5/2 valves. Accessories for pneumatic circuits like check valves, flow control valves, AND gates and timers are also mentioned. Formulas for calculating force applied by pneumatic cylinders at different pressures are provided. The document aims to explain the working and design of basic pneumatic circuits.

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Pick-n-Place application:

Automation Technology:
Technique Pneumatic Electrical Actuation Control

RS1

RS2

Pneumatic Circuit

For Example
S
START R1 R1 R2 R2 RS1 RS2

LS1

LS2

STOP

R3

LS1

R1 LS2

R2

R3

Start

Electro - Pneumatic Circuit


Stop

What is relation of Pressure, Force and Area with each other?

Pressure
Force Area Force = Pressure X Area

So tell me, now what will happen

Force on Head side = /4xDxP

Thus, once supply is started force on head side is always greater than rod side

Is this ok?
Therefore

& that on Rod side = /4x(D-d)xP

To operate this valve Or need 2 air pilot we 2 solenoids connections as shown as


Valve required for this application is:
Mechanism for air travel, as desired

Working of Double Acting Cylinder

Compressed Air

Actuators:
Single Acting Spring Retracted

Spring Extended

Double Acting

Valves:
2/2 NC Push Button

2/2 NO Push Button

3/2 NC Push Button

3/2 NO Push Button

4/2 Push Button

5/2 Push Button

Various Operators:
1. Manual Push Button / Pedal / Lever
2. Mechanical Roller / Plunger (Limit Switch)

3. Air Pilot / Internal Pilot


4. Electrical Solenoid

A valve is mono-stable if it has Spring-Return,

otherwise it is a bi-stable (memory valve).

Exception - Detent

Basic Pneumatic Actuator


1. Magnetic Ring
2. Teflon Ring 3. Piston Seal

4. Cushioning Bush 5. Cushioning Seal


6. Wiper Ring

Actuator

Linear

Rotary

Single Acting

Double Acting

Vane

Rack & Pinion

Spring Extended

With piston rod

Spring Retracted

Without piston rod

Accessories for Automation Circuit:


1.Check valve 2.One wayFlow flow control valve 3.AND Gate 4.OR Gate 5.Timer

This is called as AND Gate

Also called as 2 pressure valve

And its symbol is

Focus on the spools construction

Considerinsertion Imagine a 5 port, of 2a position new position valve as below;

STOP
Position of the Position of the valve Position of the valve valve which which pushes cylinder which pushes cylinder makes the cylinder in reverse direction in forward direction

Describe these valves

Various valves, we studied:


3/2 NC Push Button

3/2 NC Limit Switch 3/2 Lever Detent And 5/3 valves 3/2 NO Pilot Valve 5/2 Lever Detent
5/2 Single Pilot 5/2 Double Pilot 5/2 Single Solenoid 5/2 Double Solenoid

Let us revise their symbols

Various valves, we studied:

And 5/3 valves

Pilot operated Valve 5/3 Center Closed Exhaust Pressure Pilot Solenoid Pilot Solenoid operated operated operated operated operated Valve Valve Valve Valve Valve Open Solenoid

Design pneumatic circuit for following sequence

Cylinder - A

Cylinder - B

Design pneumatic circuit for following sequence

Cylinder - A

Cylinder - B

A+

B+

B-

A-

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