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This document describes an industrial control process that involves filling two containers with fluids simultaneously using pumps, emptying the full containers into a mixing chamber, mixing the fluids for 100 seconds, then emptying the mixed fluid and repeating the process. It includes a sequential flowchart and descriptions of the steps, which involve activating and deactivating pumps and valves based on limit switches to monitor filling and emptying of containers.
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This document describes an industrial control process that involves filling two containers with fluids simultaneously using pumps, emptying the full containers into a mixing chamber, mixing the fluids for 100 seconds, then emptying the mixed fluid and repeating the process. It includes a sequential flowchart and descriptions of the steps, which involve activating and deactivating pumps and valves based on limit switches to monitor filling and emptying of containers.
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BENE 4233 INDUSTRIAL CONTROL

Assignment #1

The following is an illustration of the use of a sequential flowchart for programming. The
process (Figure 1a) involves two fluids filling two containers: When the containers are full , their
contents are then emptied into a mixing chamber, from which the mixture is then discharged. The
whole process is then repeated. Figure 1b shows the type of valve that might be used in such a
process. It is solenoid operated to give flow through the valve, and then, when the solenoid is not
activated, a spring returns the valve to the closed position.

Figure 2 shows the sequential function chart program and describe as follow:
(a) When the start switch is activated, fill 1 and fill 2 occur simultaneously as a result of the actions
of pumps 1 and 2 being switched on.
(b) When limit switch 1 is activated, fill 1 ceases; likewise, when limit switch 3 is activated, fill 2
cease.
(c) We then have the containers for fluid 1 and fluid 2 full. The action that occurs when both limit
switch 1 and 3 are activated is that the containers start to empty, the action being the opening of
valves 1 and 2.
(d) When limit switches 2 and 4 are activated, the containers are empty.
(e) The next stage, the mixing of the liquids, is then determined when limit switch 2 and limit switch
4 are both activated.
(f) After a time of 100s, the mixing ceases and the mixed liquids empty through valve 3.
(g) When limit switch 5 is activated, the program reaches the end of its cycle and the entire
sequence is then repeated.

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