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Memories technique

Using this technique it is possible to control the air supply of the limit switches.

We use the same sequence as in the previous section.

A+ / B+ / A – / C – / B – / C+

1

2

3

4

5

6

The limit switches that generate blocking signals as stated above, are

a0

and

c1

.

Once the blocking signals have been identified, the sequence is divided into groups. Each group comprises a set

of letters, which represent their respective cylinders, within the group the same letter

must not appearmore than

once

.

By subdividing groups in the sequencewe have:

A+ / B+ /

A – / C – / B –

/

C+

A+ / B+ /

C+ the limit switches of this groupwill be fed by a line labelled

U1

A – / C – / B – the limit switches of this groupwill be fed by a line labelled

U2

A 5/2-way memory valve has been introduced to the circuit. The respective outlets

U1

and

U2

, alternating feed

the limit switches of the cylinders of their respective groups.

Figure 84

Phase 1

:

A+

The last movement was the piston rod/piston of cylinder

C

activating limit switch

c1

.

This limit switch is fed by

LineU1

in this active Phase, its output supplies air to the

I.C.

commandwhich permits

the piloting of themain valve of cylinder

A

and the positive stroke of its piston rod/piston.

U1 * c1 * I.C.

=

A+

Phase 2

:

B+

Having advanced to the positive end position, limit switch

a1

is activated and fed by

LineU1

. Its outlet allows the

piloting of themain valve of cylinder

B

and the positive stroke of its piston rod/piston.

U1 * a1

=

B+

Phase 3

:

A –

As per the subdivisionof thegroups, the last operationof thefirst group is reachingposition

B+

. The limit switch

b1

which detects this position is fed by the

LineU1

; its outlet, via signal

S2

, pilots thememory valvewhich enables

LineU2

and disables

LineU1

.

LineU2

pilots themain valve of cylinder

A

and its piston rod/piston completes the negative stroke.

U1 * b1

=

S2

=

U2

=

A –

Phase 4

:

C –

Limit switch

a0

activates upon the completion of stroke

A

, its output pilots themain valve of cylinder

C

allowing

the negative stroke of its piston rod/piston.

U2 * a0

=

C –

Phase 5

:

B –

Limit switch

c0

activates upon the completion of stroke

C

, its output pilots themain valve of cylinder

B

allowing

the negative stroke of its piston rod/piston.

U2 * c0

=

B –

5

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