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Page 1: Introduction to electropneumatic

ELECTROPNEUMATIC INTRODUCTION TO

[email protected]

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[email protected]

KONTRAK PERKULIAHAN

1. Laporan praktikum pada tiap akhir praktikum

2. Laporan praktikum yang diakui adalah laporan praktikum yang

menggunakan tulisan tangan (handwriting)

3. Laporan praktikum berisikan tentang :

A. Diagram langkah (motion displacement diagram)

B. Electric circuit

C. Pneumatik circuit

D. Component description

4. Tugas paper (makalah) dibebankan kepada mahasiswa yang mendapatkan

nilai D dan E pada UTS dan atau UAS

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Definition

• Electropneumatic is a system / tools that is worked using the air pressure / air flow but controlled using electrical devices

Actuator : Pneumatic

Controller : Electric circuit

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Comparison

Pneumatic Electric

Complicated

Simple

Control Simplicity

Using > 1 logic valve (many devices)

1 device

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Comparison

Pneumatic Electric

Few Many Development

Logic valve Stepper module

Timer valve Counter valve

Timer Counter

Digital logic HMI connection

Fuzzy control SCADA

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Comparison

Pneumatic Electric

Slow Fast Signal delivery

Max Max

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Comparison

Pneumatic Electric

Cylinders Directional valve Logic valves Button valve Air pressure

Motors, linear motor Transistors/contactors/relays Op amps Button / switch Battery

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Pneumatic elements

Single acting cylinders Double acting cylinders Rodless cylinder Pneumatic motor

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WORKING ELEMENTS / ACTUATING DEVICES

Single / double acting cylinder

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SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER

Forcible surface

Air pressure port / supply port

Pressurized chamber

DEpressurized chamber

Exhaust port / waste port

Spring return

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Forcible surface

Air pressure port / supply port

SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER

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Forcible surface

Air pressure port / supply port + Exhaust port / waste port

Pressurized chamber

DEpressurized chamber

Spring return

DOUBLE ACTING CYLINDER

Air pressure port / supply port + Exhaust port / waste port

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Forcible surface

DOUBLE ACTING CYLINDER

Air pressure port / supply port + Exhaust port / waste port

Air pressure port / supply port + Exhaust port / waste port

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CONTROL ELEMENTS / ACTUATING DEVICES

Logic Valves / Directional valves

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Two pressure valve

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Shuttle valve

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M/n valves

M : Number of ports N : Number of direction set / position

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Valve nomenclature

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Port designation (ISO-5599-3)

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Actuation option

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Actuation option

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Actuation option

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Actuation option

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Non return valves

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Linear actuators

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Single acting direct actuating

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Double acting direct actuating

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Component designation

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Component designation

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System circuit diagram

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Solenoid principles (supply power)

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Solenoid principles (Coil & core)

When an electric current flows through a coil, a magnetic field is generated. The following applies to strengthen the magnetic field: � 1. Increasing the number of windings (1loop, 2 loop, 3 loop, etc) � 2. Increasing the strength of the current (1 A, 2A, etc) The following applies to the weaken the magnetic field: � 1. Lengthening the coil reduces the field. (the soft iron core length)

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Electropneumatic elements

Solenoid valves PE converter (Pneumatic to Electric signal converter) Magnetic proximity switch

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Solenoid valves NO

n/n valves

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Solenoid valves NC

n/n valves

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Piloted solenoid valves

n/n valves

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Piloted solenoid valves zoom

n/n valves

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Solenoid valves 5/n piloted

n/n valves

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Solenoid valves 5/n double solenoid piloted

n/n valves

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PE Converter

n/n valves

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Magnetic proximity switch

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Magnetic proximity switch

Move cylinder

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Electronic elements

Switches Relays

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Switches

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Relays

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