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PNEUMATIC CIRCUITS

Working of SINGLE acting cylinder SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER, SPRING RETURNED A 2 1 3/2 DC VALVE P R MUFFLER(AIR EXHAUST) COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT ME6E/IFP/HYD.CKT.

Working of DOUBLE acting cylinder 2 1 4/2 DC VALVE P R COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT

PILOT CONTROL SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER IMPULSE CIRCUIT SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER, SPRING RETURNED B A PILOT SIGNAL (COMPRESSED AIR) MAIN 3/2 DC VALVE 2 1 PUSH BUTTON OPERATED 3/2 DCV (START VALVE) R P 1 2 MUFFLER R P FRL UNIT COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER

PILOT CONTROL DOUBLE ACTING CYLINDER IMPULSE CIRCUIT SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER, SPRING RETURNED B A PILOT SIGNAL (COMPRESSED AIR) MAIN 4/2 DC VALVE 2 1 PUSH BUTTON OPERATED 3/2 DCV (START VALVE) P R 1 2 MUFFLER R P FRL UNIT COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER 5

Working of PILOT CONTROLLED UNIDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR BUTTON OPERATED 3/2 DC VALVE PILOT OPERATED 3/2 DC VALVE 2 1 P R 2 MUFFLER(AIR EXHAUST) P R COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT MOISTURE SEPARATOR IMPULSE CIRCUIT 6

Working of PILOT CONTROLLED BIDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR BUDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR BUTTON OPERATED 3/2 DC VALVE PILOT OPERATED 3/2 DC VALVE 2 1 P R 2 MUFFLER(AIR EXHAUST) P R COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT MOISTURE SEPARATOR IMPULSE CIRCUIT 7 7

SPEED CONTROL OF SINGLE acting cylinder SINGLE ACTING CYLINDER, SPRING RETURNED A FLOW CONTROL VALVE WITH CHECK VALVE 2 1 3/2 DC VALVE P R MUFFLER(AIR EXHAUST) COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT 8

SPEED CONTROL OF DOUBLE acting cylinder FLOW CONTROL VALVE WITH CHECK VALVE (2) 2 1 4/2 DC VALVE P R COMPRESSOR AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT 9

SPEED CONTROL OF BIDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR BUDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR A 1 2 P R 4/2 DC VALVE MUFFLER(AIR EXHAUST) AIR RECEIVER FRL UNIT COMPRESSOR MOISTURE SEPARATOR 10 10 10

SEQUENCING OF DOUBLE ACTING CYLINDER WITH UNIDIRECTIONAL AIR MOTOR LIMIT SWITCH 3/2 DC SOLENOID VALVE P R 4/2 DC VALVE MUFFLER START FRL UNIT COMPRESSOR

TIME DELAY CIRCUIT DOUBLE ACTING CYLINDER 3/2 ROLLER OPERATED DC VALVE TIME DELAY VALVE Y Z P R 4/2 DC VALVE MUFFLER FRL UNIT COMPRESSOR

Time delay circuits A time delay in a peumatic circuit provides a delay between the operation of a valve and the movement of a piston. Time delays are achieved by connecting a unidirectional-flow control valve and a reservoir in series. A pneumatic circuit with a time delay is shown in the diagram and explained below.

The time-delayed pneumatic circuit works like this: When the push-button on the three-port valve on the left is pressed, the air flow is restricted by the unidirectional-flow control valve and slowly enters the reservoir. The pressure builds in the reservoir slowly, causing the time delay. Only when the pressure in the reservoir is high enough will it operate the five-point valve, triggering the release of air and causing the piston to outstroke. When the push button is pressed on the second three-port valve (on the right), the five-point valve will switch, triggering the release of air and causing the piston to instroke.

The length of the time delay can be altered using an adjustable unidirectional-flow control valve. Do not confuse time delay with speed control. Time delay prevents the piston operating for a particular time period. Speed control reduces the speed of the piston's instroke or outstroke.

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