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Lab 4

This lab exercise aims to oscillate a double acting cylinder with a 5 second delay at each position using an on-delay timer. The procedures involve constructing the circuit diagram using simulation software, simulating and testing the circuit on pneumatic equipment, and observing the cylinder oscillating with a 5 second delay at each end position. Students are to write a conclusion of the experiment.

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Lab 4

This lab exercise aims to oscillate a double acting cylinder with a 5 second delay at each position using an on-delay timer. The procedures involve constructing the circuit diagram using simulation software, simulating and testing the circuit on pneumatic equipment, and observing the cylinder oscillating with a 5 second delay at each end position. Students are to write a conclusion of the experiment.

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Federal TVET Institute

Department of Electrical/Electronic Technology

Electropneumatic Laboratory practice #4


Title:Automatic control of a double acting cylinder with on-delay timer
Objective:Oscillating a double acting cylinder with 5 second delayat each position.
Equipment required: DE LORENZO PNEUMATIC TRAINER SYSTEM (DL 0405PTS), PC with FluidSIM
software
Procedures:
1. Construct the circuits shown below using Festo FluidSIM software, simulate the circuit and describe the
circuit and its operation.Construct and test the circuits on the electropneumatic work station. Then operate
the circuit and write your observation in the space provided.
Circuit
+24V 1 2 3 4 5 6

A S1 S2
T1 T1 T2 T2
S1 S2

T1
T2 4 2

Y1 Y2
5 3
T1 5 Y1 T2 5 Y2 1

0V

5 2 2 5
3 6

Description, operation and observation

2. Write your conclusion

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