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Design Control And Power Circuits

03/05/2011 5:55 AM

QUESTION ONE

Design both power and control circuit for the standard split phase motor to meet the following operational requirements

a. When the forward button is pressed the motor runs in forward continuously and an amber light indicates

b. When the forward jog is pressed the motor runs in forward and the amber light comes on and the motor stops upon releasing this button

c. When the reverse button is pressed the motor runs in reverse continuously and the green button comes on

d. When the reverse jog is pressed the motor runs in reverse and the amber light comes on and the motor stops upon releasing this button

e. When the motor has stopped the red lamp comes on

f. Whenever the supply power is available the orange lamp shows

g. Whenever the motor trips on overload it stops and a yellow light indicates

h. Depressing the stop button will render the motor to stop regardless of which direction the motor is rotating

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Re: DESIGN CONTROL AND POWER CIRCUITS

03/05/2011 6:04 AM

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03/05/2011 6:52 AM

Basic design, if you need ask the question I doubt you're competent to do the work!

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03/05/2011 7:38 AM

Pretty poor design to have yellow, amber and orange indicators on the same panel. If you really meant three different colours, it would give very poor discrimination.

Imagine a 'phone conversation:

OP "Hi, Jim, I pressed 'Jog Forward' and the yellow lamp was on, but nothing moved",

ENG "Yellow?"

OP "Could've been amber - it was kinda orangey".

Also, "the green button comes on" - ?

Suggest you start by clarifying the specification.

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03/05/2011 9:26 AM
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03/05/2011 10:53 AM

benson muloza; it took me less than 60 minutes to finish this project, i added a lamp test button, used red,yellow, green, blue & white indicator lamps perry.

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03/05/2011 11:14 AM

This is a classic example of one of the things that baffles me today. Benson Muloza cannot solve this problem himself. But Benson Muloza thinks that we can solve this problem for free. Now I believe that I'm a generous guy but I do have some pride. I'll help Benson to solve this problem if he explains what he doesn't understand. I must be paid to solve the whole problem for somebody though.

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03/05/2011 11:42 AM

pass, QUESTION TWO please!

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03/06/2011 12:15 AM

Some blokes just aren't helpful.

In the run mode, latch circuit.

In the Jog mode bypass the latch.

In the ON mode, lamp is fed.

In the No Power mode, don't feed.

In Stop mode, in series with latch circuit, break the supply.

Make sure each latching circuit doesn't latch the other circuit.

Don't mix NO contact and NC contact with the Start and Stop buttons. Jog buttons as per normal.

Now, that wasn't hard at all.

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03/06/2011 12:43 PM

You really should do your own home work, or hire somebody to do the design.

PS you know what they say about free advise.

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03/06/2011 7:58 PM

If u hv knowledge of power and control cct design,then you can follow this as a guide.

a)latch/selfhold/retain your first forward push button.supply d amber light frm contactor NO output.

b)do not latch/selfhold/retain your second forward push button.amber light same as (a)

c)latch/selfhold/retain your reverse button.supply green lamp frm NO output of reverse contactor.

d)do not latch/selfhold/retain reverse jog.amber light must not come on,only green light as in (c)

e)supply red lamp frm output of NC of forward and reverse contactors respectively.

f)supply orange lamp directly frm supply power thru the control power single pole breaker.

g)ensure that the supply to your forward and reverse contactor coils pass thru 96 terminal of your overload relay.ensure power is linked frm 95 terminal to 97 terminal and frm the 98 terminal of the overload,the yellow light is supplied.

h)ensure that the stop push button comes before any of the forward and reverse buttons in the control cct.

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03/07/2011 1:54 PM

Benson owes you one for taking the time to put it all down like that Patrick, GA.

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