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This presentation discusses an automatic bottle filling system using a PLC (programmable logic controller). It describes the system components, including sensors, pumps, valves and other hardware. It also provides details on PLC programming for temperature and level control. The programming controls the filling and heating processes to maintain set temperature and liquid levels. Issues addressed during the project are also summarized along with proposed future improvements such as automatic bottle labeling.

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This presentation discusses an automatic bottle filling system using a PLC (programmable logic controller). It describes the system components, including sensors, pumps, valves and other hardware. It also provides details on PLC programming for temperature and level control. The programming controls the filling and heating processes to maintain set temperature and liquid levels. Issues addressed during the project are also summarized along with proposed future improvements such as automatic bottle labeling.

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Presentation On Project Work

Automatic bottle filling system using PLC

Summary of Presentation
About PLC Schematic Diagram of Temperature And Level Control Actual Hardware of our project Components / Instruments used PLC programming for this Temperature And Level Control System Conclusion Future work Reference

About PLC

Definition Basic Block Diagram Features Language Used

PLC Definition
Digital electronics device that use programmable memory to store instruction & to implement specific functions such as logic, sequence, timing, counting arithematic etc to control the m/c & process.

Block Diagram of PLC


Control V/v Push button

Logic Solver To field Input Module Output Module


Solenoid V/v Motor Fan etc

From field

Contact Limit Switch etc

Memory Module

Program Loader/ Monitor

Features of PLC
It is field programmable by the user. Centralized system, modular It contains program function like logic timing , counting, arithmetic etc. It provides checking in a diagnostic manner. It scan memory, input, output in a deterministic manner. It can be monitored.

Language used for PLC Programming

Ladder Functional Block Diagram Statement List

Ladder
The diagram look like a ladder in a way so is called ladder diagram

Functional Block Diagram


FBD is a graphical programming language and uses logic boxes familiar from Boolean algebra to represent logic

I0.1

I0.1 Q4.0

I0.2

Statement List

A I 0.1 A I 0.2 = Q 4.1

Schematic Diagram of Temperature And Level Control System

Actual Hardware of the Project

Components / Instruments used


PLC Program Loader/ Monitor DC Motor Transformer Relay Pump Photoelectric Sensor Switch Indicator Thermostat Push button Solenoid Valve Heater and stirrer Rectifier

PLC
Specifications: Make : Siemens Model: S7 300 Digital Input : 16 Digital Output : 16 Analog Input : 4 Analog Output : 4

DC Motor
Output Power:12 Watt Nominal Voltage:12 & 24 Volt Nominal Speed up to:4500 rpm

Transformer

Step Down Transformer Primary 230 v ac Secondary 0-24 v ac 750 mA

Relay
A relay is an electrical switch that opens and closes under the control of another electrical circuit

Specification: 24 V coil 5 Amp 600 ohm

Pump
Submersible Pump Specification: Make : China Model: JUGNU HJ- 901 Voltage : 165- 250V/ 50 Hz Power : 12 w Output: 800L/H

Photoelectric Sensor
Model CP18D1BAD2, Make : Honeywell Scan Distance 100 mm Supply voltage : 0 to 30 v dc Current consumption <20 mA

Switch

Two types: Momentary Push Button Maintained Push Button

Indicator

24 V dc

Conveyor Arrangement

Thermostat
.expansion available from a Differantial linear thermal
combination of stem of brass tube(high thermal expansion alloy) and a nickel iron wire (very low thermal expansion alloy) is used to operate a highprecision micro-gap switch.

Rectifier

Used for operation of DC motor for conveyor

Operation Sequence
By pressing Start push button,the process will start. The sensor 1 will indicate low temperature.this will increase until the high level sensor will senses. Then the process fluid is filled in the reservoir /process vessel with the help of inlet pump. Then the sensor 2 will indicate the high level.The pump is stopped when the high level sensor is sensed. At that time heater and stirring system will start working provided thermostat indicate low temperature.

When the fluid temperature is increased to the high limit,the thermostat will sense it and cut off the system. After thermostat senses the high temperature,the outlet of the solenoid valve is on. After releasing all the water from the process vessel through the solenoid valve,the same process will repeat continuosly until it is not stop by stop switch. Fluid inlet,low level of the fluid,high level of the fluid,switching on of heater and fan,thermostat low temperature,fluid outlet indications are given in the announciation panel

Programming

Programming

Programming

Programming

Conclusion
Progamming Logic Controller is an multiloop control system intensively used in Automotive Industries. It reduces the manpower and increase the smoothness of the operation. It improves the quality of the product. Control the process parameter with better accuracy.

Problem Faced
To set the pointer of the level indication system properly. To connect the dc motor with the fan or stirrer. Switching time of thermostat To maintain the thermostat at certain cut off temperature limit.

Future Work
A limit switch Automatic pick up of bottle after filling up it. Lids to be fixed on the mouth of the bottle. Automatic labeling of bottle.

References
1. Richard A. Cox, Technicians Guide to Programmable Controllers, 4th edition, Vikash Publishing House, New Delhi 2.J. R. Hackworth, F.D. Hackworth, Programmable Logic Controllers Programming Methods & Applications, Pearson Education, New Delhi 3. J. W. Webb, R A Reis, Programmable Logic Controllers Principle & Applications, 5th edition, Prentice Hall of India ltd., New Delhi

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