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_C

+

+

_C

B_

+

+

_A

+

_C

a0

B_

+

+

_A

c0

1

B

+

_

+

_A

A+

6 5 4

2 3

C-

C+ B+ A-

B-

+

A

B_

+

_C

+

_

a1

+

A

B_

+

C_

+

_

b1

+

C_

B_

+

A

+

_

b0

A

+

_B

C

+

_

+

_

c1

cycle

A+= I.C. * b0

B+= a1

C+= b1

A- = c1

C- = a0

B- = c0

Fig. 73

Figure 74

Similarly, for the following sequence:

A+ / B+ / C+ / C – / B – / A –

1

2

3

4

5

6

Signal

a1

:

blocking

as it is active during Phase 5, when cylinder

B

must return

Signal

b1

:

blocking

as it is active during Phase 4when cylinder

C

must return

Signal

c1

:

immediate

as it only serves cylinder

C

on its return

Signal

a0

:

blocking

as it is active during Phase 2, when cylinder

B

must execute its positive stroke

Signal

c0

:

blocking

as it is active during Phase 1, when cylinder

A

must execute its positive stroke

Signal

b0

:

immediate

as it is the last received signal, and it is generated at the end of the cycle.

It confirms the start of the cycle.

a1

+

C_

_

+

B

A_

+

A+

1

c0

A+= I.C. * a0

B+= a1

C+= b1

C- = c1

B- = c0

A- =b0

cycle

A

_B

+

_C

+

_

+

+

_C

B_

+

B-

3

C+ B+

2

C-

4

A-

5 6

A_

+

b1

A

B_

+

C_

+

_

+

+

_C

_B

+

b0

A_

+

A

_B

C

+

_

+

_

+

C

+

_

B_

+

c1

a0

A_

+

Fig. 74

Relationshipsbetween signalsandmovementsaredepictedon flowdiagrams,where the signal becomesa

blocking

signal it will be highlighted in red.

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