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A

a1 a0

B1

I.C.

a1

1

2

3

B 1

a0

x

y

Y

X

Fig. 10

Figure 10

Single cycle of a cylinder with detection of the initial

position, monostable 5/2-way solenoid valve

.

With this type of solenoid valve, the command of the

I.C.

button must be memorized for the cylinder to

complete the entire stroke.

Line 1

: by pressing the

I.C.

button in the presence of

the limit switch

a0

, the signal reaches the solenoid

B1

of the valve in addition to energizing the coil of

the relay

X

. The solenoid valve changes over and the

piston rod/piston completes the positive stroke.

The contact

a0

of the limit switch is released and

returns to the

NO

state.

Line2

: The

I.C.

buttoncanbe releasedas thecommand

to the solenoid

B1

is latched through the contact

x

of

relay

X

.

Line3

: once thepositiveendpositionhas been reached,

limit switch

a1

is activated and the contact is closed.

The signal energizes the coil of relay

Y

, which opens

the corresponding contact

y

on

Line 2

.

As solenoid

B1

is no longer energised, the solenoid

valve repositions and the piston rod/piston completes

the negative stroke.

Figure 11

Continuous cycle of a cylinder, bistable 5/2-way

solenoid valve.

A cycle is considered continuous when it repeats

automatically. Normally the position of the piston

rod/piston of the cylinders in a machine are detected

through magnetic proximity switches located on the

cylinder tube or profile.

Theamount of current that canpass through thecontact

of these sensors is limited and depends on the power

consumption of the connected load.

To avoid problems with the sensors, the load in this

case is determined by the solenoids, and this load is

applied on the contacts

x

and

y

of the respective relays

X

and

Y

.

Line1

: the solenoids of the valvearede-energized, the

button of End Cycle

F.C.

is in the

NC

position.

By pressing the

I.C.

button the signal energizes the

coil of the relay

X

.

Line 2

: the contact

x

of the relay

X

closes, latching

Line 1

, the

I.C

. button can now be released.

Line 3

: the contact

x

in addition to latching

Line 1

passes the signal to the contact of the proximity switch

a0

. In this phase, the proximity switch is operated as

the cylinder is in rest position. The signal then reaches

and energizes solenoid

B1

of the valve.

The valve changes over, the piston rod/piston executes

the positive stroke.

Line 4

: the proximity switch

a0

is no longer operated,

the piston rod/piston reaches the proximity switch

a1

.

The signal energizes solenoid

B2

. The valve, no longer

energized by solenoid

B1

, changes over, the piston

rod/piston executes the negative stroke.

A

a1 a0

B1

B2

I.C.

F.C.

a1

1 2 3 4

B 1 B 2

a0

x x

X

Fig. 11

Upon reaching start position, the proximity switch

a0

resumes operation, the coil of the relay

X

is re-energized,

the signal on

Line 3

is still active, and with the closure of the limit switch, the signal from contact

a0

energizes

solenoid

B1

The valve changes over and the cycle resumes. The

F.C.

(End of Cycle) buttonmust be activated to

terminate the cycle.

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