EP0782057B1 - Steuereinrichtung eines Doppelventils - Google Patents
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- EP0782057B1 EP0782057B1 EP19960850212 EP96850212A EP0782057B1 EP 0782057 B1 EP0782057 B1 EP 0782057B1 EP 19960850212 EP19960850212 EP 19960850212 EP 96850212 A EP96850212 A EP 96850212A EP 0782057 B1 EP0782057 B1 EP 0782057B1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- F15B20/00—Safety arrangements for fluid actuator systems; Applications of safety devices in fluid actuator systems; Emergency measures for fluid actuator systems
- F15B20/001—Double valve requiring the use of both hands simultaneously
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- the invention relates to a control system for controlling and monitoring a pair of first and second pneumatic valves, of the kind defined in the preamble of claim 1 (DE-A-3230056).
- the control device is of the kind which is adapted to ensure that drive means can be driven to and held in activated positions by a respective control signal solely providing that both control signals are applied within a predetermined time period and then both maintained.
- Each drive means includes a displaceable element which in a non-activated state of said drive means is biassed towards a first inactive normal position and which is movable to a second active position upon activation of the drive means in response to its associated control signal.
- the drive means may consist of compressed air valves, for instance.
- a control device of this kind finds use, for instance, in a so-called twin valve used to control the supply of compressed air to the brake of an eccentric clutch of a machine tool, such as an eccentric press.
- the control device may, for instance, be coupled to a two-hand control means for controlling the supply of compressed air. In this case, it is necessary for the operator to actuate two separate control-signal applying contacts essentially simultaneously with both hands.
- the aforesaid two elements may then be comprised of or connected to valve units which allow compressed air to be delivered to the eccentric press when activated.
- the twin valve will normally also include evacuation valves which are controlled by the two valve units. In order to close the evacuation valves and therewith allow compressed air to pass to the working cylinders of the press through the valve arrangement, it is necessary that the two valve units open rapidly and essentially simultaneously.
- inventive control device can be used with other types of magnetically maneuvered elements.
- twin valve which controls the flow of pressurized fluid to a machine tool where there is a risk of injury to the person or persons in attendance
- twin valve is controlled by two control signals which, e.g., can be established with the aid of two electric switches which must be actuated simultaneously with each hand of the operator in order to open the flow of compressed air to the machine tool.
- valve arrangement to be designed so that: malfunctioning of a component in the valve arrangement will not cause further movement in the machine tool.
- the control system shall also ensure that a new machine working cycle (press cycle) cannot be initiated after a valve component has become defective.
- the time taken to stop the machine tool during a working cycle (working stroke) in the event of a valve malfunction shall not be of such duration as to place the machine operator at risk.
- Such known double valves/twin valves include two valve units which are normally closed and each of which is moved to an open position by a respective electromagnet in response to control signals applied to said magnets.
- the valve units are constructed and arranged to lie in series, for instance with respect to the compressed air supply to the consumer.
- the twin valve also normally includes two evacuation valves which are normally open and which are closed by the valve units as said valve units open.
- the evacuation valves may be connected in parallel to a drain or exhaust means. It is therefore necessary for the valve units to be opened simultaneously, in order to prevent the compressed air supplied from being evacuated to the drain. Simultaneous opening and closing of the two valve units is monitored by sensing the air pressures in respective valve units when their associated valve elements have begun to open and close respectively.
- valve arrangement enables compressed air to pass through the valve units when the sensed pressures are essentially equal to one another and are applied simultaneously.
- a single cylinder which is divided by a piston into two chambers to which pressure is delivered from an associated valve element. Movement of the piston will result in the electric signal to at least one electromagnet being interrupted, therewith preventing compressed air from being delivered to the machine tool.
- Another known monitoring system includes two cylinders which are each spring-biassed towards one end position and which are coupled to the pressure in respective valve units such that the position of the piston will give an indication of the pressure in the valve unit, i.e. that the valve unit has begun to open.
- An electronic monitoring device/logic is adapted to ensure that the electromagnets are prevented from holding the valve units open when the time difference between the pressurization of the valve units exceeds a predetermined value, with the guidance of the two sensed, pressure-controlled piston movements to this end.
- DE-A1-3230056 reveals a similar arrangement which includes electric pressure-controlled switches that are switched from one state to another when the pressure in respective valve units corresponds to the supply pressure, said switches controlling an external electromagnetic monitoring arrangement.
- Such an external electronic monitoring arrangement is expensive and requires signal processing facilities, and is also able to introduce further fault sources that cannot easily be overcome.
- the monitoring arrangement deactivates the entire plant if the time difference between the switches exceeds a predetermined value.
- the monitoring arrangement which can be considered as a switch, is not checked every cycle of the valve system.
- DE-A1-20 02 890 reveals another similar arrangement, in which there is a switch which indirectly compares the pressure of the two main valves. As long as the pressurisations are equal and essentially simultaneous, the switch will stay in its first normal position. If not, the switch should be driven to another position to provide a corresponding signal at a control panel. The switch is not checked every cycle of the valve system.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a control device that can be readily built-up on a terminal block without requiring signal processing monitoring logic, wherein the actual control device/terminal block can be conveniently fitted, for instance, to a double valve which is to be controlled by said device, such that only those control signal lines that include the inventive control device need be connected to the unit.
- Fig. 1 Shown in Fig. 1 is the inlet end 10 of a compressed air line whose outlet end 16 delivers compressed air to a machine tool, such as an eccentric press.
- Extending between the ends 10, 16 are two parallel branch lines 11, 12, each including a respective valve 71, 72 of mutually the same design.
- the valves 71, 72 are normally closed, but can be displaced against the action of a spring to allow fluid to flow to an "AND"-function 15 which will allow compressed air to be delivered to the machine tool connected to the outlet 16 when both valves 71, 72 open essentially simultaneously.
- the illustrated AND-function is a simplification intended to facilitate an understanding of the modus operandi of the inventive device.
- the AND-function 15 may be comprised of the valve arrangement and the flow coupling shown in Fig. 2.
- Each of the valves 71, 72 can be displaced to its open position by a respective electromagnet 61 (V1) and 62 (V2).
- a fluid-pressure controlled electric switch 20 senses the pressure prevailing between the valve 71 and the valve 15 via a line 13.
- the switch 20 has an input terminal 1 which is connected to a control signal source S1 via a line 41.
- the switch 20 has two output terminals 2, 4. When the pressure in the line 13 overcomes the spring force in the switch 20, the terminal 1 is connected to the output terminal 4. Otherwise, the terminal 1 is connected to the output terminal 2.
- the switch terminal 4 is connected to the magnet 61 by a line 51, and, via the solenoid of the magnet, to the line 44 which is connected to the line 43 and minus potential (the signal source S1 is assumed to be plus potential).
- the control signal S1 will thus energize the electromagnet 61 so that compressed air is able to flow to the "AND"-valve function 15 through the line 11.
- a fluid control switch 21 senses the pressure prevailing between the valve 72 and the "AND"-valve 15 via a line 14.
- the switch 21 has an input terminal 1 which is connected to a control signal source S2 via a line 42.
- the switch 21 has two output terminals 2, 4. When the pressure in the line 14 overcomes the spring force in switch 20, the input terminal 1 is connected to the output terminal 4. Otherwise, the input terminal 1 is connected to the output terminal 2.
- the terminal 4 of switch 21 is connected to the unit 62 (V2) of said valve (72) via a line 52, and, via the magnet solenoid, to the line 45 connected to the line 43 and minus potential or 0-conductor.
- the control signal S2 will energize the magnet 62 so that compressed air is able to flow to the "AND"-valve 15 through the line 12.
- the terminal 2 of switch 20 is connected to the line 52 via the line 53.
- the output terminal 2 of the switch 21 is connected to line 51 via a line 54.
- the output terminals 2, 4 of the two switches 20, 21 are thus permanently connected crosswise to one another.
- the input terminal 1 is held connected to its output terminal 2 provided that the magnets 61, 62 have not been moved from their normal end position, i.e. provided that the valves 71 and 72 have not been moved to their respective open end position.
- the magnets 61, 62 and the valves 71, 72 are actuated for movement to their respective other end positions, the input terminals 1 of respective switches 20, 21 will be connected to the output terminals 4.
- the control device 7 functions such that the control signals S1, S2 must be applied essentially simultaneously in order for the magnets 62 and 61 to be actuated to their respective active end positions. And when the magnets 61, 62 are in their activated end positions, the switches 20, 21 are actuated so as to switch states and supply current to the magnets 61 and 62 respectively.
- this switch from one state to another assumes that the inertia of the magnets 61, 62 (the valves 71, 72) is so high that the magnets have insufficient time to leave their activated end position in the time period during which the supply of current to the magnets switches from one control signal to the other.
- the valve resetting means e.g. the springs that bias respective valves towards their normal positions therefore do not have sufficient time to drive the valves away from their activated end position during the time taken for the switch to switch over.
- valves 71, 72 In Fig. 1, the magnets 61, 62 have been assumed to drive the valves 71, 72 directly, for the sake of simplicity. It will be understood, however, that in practical embodiments the valves 71, 72 may be driven by pilot valves in a conventional manner.
- control device 7 An important advantage afforded by the control device 7 is that no monitoring logic is required to sense instantaneousness of the valves 71, 72 (the magnets 61, 62). It is sufficient to couple the switches 20, 21 in the illustrated manner.
- switches 20, 21 need not necessarily be controlled by pressure via fluid lines 13, 14.
- the switches 20, 21 can be controlled mechanically by movement of the magnets 61, 62 (or the valves 71, 72).
- switching of the switches 20, 21 can be controlled by sensing movement of magnets (or valves) electrically.
- magnets 61, 62 need not control fluid valves, but may also control other types of control means where it is important that movement of the magnets 61, 62 to an active position takes place essentially simultaneously in response to the essentially simultaneous application of the control signals S1 and S2 for respective magnets.
- Fig. 2 is a diagrammatic illustration of a double valve, or twin valve, sold by Ross Europa GmbH, D-6070 Langen, Germany.
- the illustrated valve is a "Serpar® cross flow double valve with pressure switches", illustrated in leaflet RESK 256.1E0-4/90.
- the illustrated circuit has been supplemented with signal lines 51, 52 for the control signals applied to the magnets 61, 62 that manoeuver the valves 71, 72.
- the valves 71, 72 of the Fig. 2 embodiment are of the kind that are series-connected in a forwarding direction and parallel-connected in a direction towards a drain 30.
- the "AND"-function 18 in Fig. 2 corresponds generally to the "AND"-function 15 shown in Fig. 1 and includes two valve elements which in the Fig. 2 embodiment are carried by the valves 71, 72 and close the fluid path to the drain 30 when the valves 71, 72 are actuated to their active end positions.
- the valve 18 closes its respective drain ports simultaneously, the pressure has insufficient time to fall to such a low level as to cause the switches 20, 21 to switch and cause closing of the double valve.
- the switches 20, 21 deliver output signals from their respective terminals 4 when the pressure from the line 10 is sensed in respective valves 71, 72, i.e. when the supply pressure 10 is sensed in the valve units 71, 72 after said units have begun to open and the passage to the drain 30 has been blocked by the drain valves 18.
- the inventive control device 7 (see Fig. 1) can be established in a known "twin valve", by virtue of connecting the electromagnets V1, V2 and the switches P1, P2 to respective signal sources S1, S2 and coupling the magnets and switches together on a terminal block 9 as illustrated in Fig. 3 (in which the number series 1-17 denotes numbering of the port coupling positions).
- Indicator lamps L1, L2 may also be connected to the terminal block 9 and caused to light up when the switches P1 and P2 switch to terminal 4.
- Protective diodes D1 and D2 may be conveniently mounted on the terminal block 9 in parallel with the magnets V1 and V2 respectively.
- control device 7 building up the control device 7 on a simple terminal block 9 is that the block can then be readily fitted to a twin valve corresponding to Fig. 3.
- the control device, i.e. the terminal block 9, is relatively inexpensive to produce and can therefore be fitted to the twin valve and replaced together with said valve.
- control device will monitor and eliminate further valve functions and prevent a restart (and possibly also indicate the occurrence of a fault with the aid of lamps L1, L2), when
- the inventive control device may have a pneumatic or hydraulic design.
- control signals are initially passed through a respective non-activated switch 20, 21 to the valve drive means 62, 61 via the lines 53, 54, so that the valve 72 will be switched by the signal S1 and the valve 71 will be switched by the signal S2 and permit air to pass through.
- the air that passes through the one valve will switch the other switch 21, 20 so that compressed air is instead passed to the lines 53 and 54 through respective lines 51, 52, and such that the signal S1 and S2 will now actuate respective drive means 61 and 62 instead.
- the switches must be switched essentially simultaneously in order for the valves 71, 72 to be able to remain open. Should one of the valves 72, 71 be able to close while the switch 20 or 21 switches over, it is necessary for the control device to return to its normal state and then again apply the signals S1 and S2 essentially simultaneously.
- the control device shown in Fig. 4 is constructed in a manner such that the switches will directly influence the control signals, such that the control signals will be applied to the drive means for activation of said means when both switches occupy their first position and such that the control signals will remain applied to the drive means when both switches occupy their second positions, and also such that when the switches take mutually different switch positions within a predetermined time period, the applied control signal is eliminated so as to cause the valve controlled by said signal to return to its inactive position.
- valves 71, 72 may, in principle, be considered to constitute the two valve parts of a conventional so-called twin valve. It will be obvious to the person skilled in this art that such a twin valve may be of conventional construction and thus include components that are additional to the components illustrated in Fig. 4.
- the essential feature of the invention is that the switches are able to directly influence the control signal paths so as to prevent a control signal from opening an associated valve when the time lag of the control signal relative to the first of the two signals that must be applied is excessive and the control signals therewith no longer essentially simultaneous, therewith requiring the control device to be reset to its starting position before a new attempt to apply the two control signals within the predetermined time period can be made.
- the two switches can be connected so that when one switch has been brought to its second position as a result of activation of the second valve, it can eliminate application of a control signal to the first valve as when activating switching of the second switch to its second position.
- the one switch is thus adapted to initially conduct a first control signal to one valve which, when actuated, switches a second switch to a second position.
- a second switch is adapted to conduct initially in its first position a second control signal to the first valve, which is thereby switched to a second position and therewith switches the first switch to its second position.
- the two switches are therewith connected to allow the two control signals to continue holding the valves in their active second end positions only provided that the time difference between switching of the switches to their respective second positions is shorter than a predetermined value, this value conveniently being defined by the time taken to switch one valve from its second position to its first position.
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- Steuersystem zum Steuern und Überwachen eines Paares eines ersten und zweiten Pneumatikventils (V1, V2), wobei das erste und zweite Ventil jeweils eine erste bzw. zweite Antriebseinrichtung (61, 62) aufweisen, die jeweils durch ein Steuersignal (S1, S2) aktiviert werden, das erste und zweite Ventil ferner ein erstes bzw. zweites bewegbares Ventilelement (71, 72) aufweisen, von denen jedes in Richtung auf eine erste Ventilstellung beaufschlagt ist, die eine Fluidströmung durch dieses bzw. eines von dem ersten und zweiten Ventil zuläßt, und die Antriebseinrichtung jedes Ventils jedes von dem ersten bzw. zweiten beweglichen Ventilelement des ersten bzw. zweiten Ventils zu einer zweiten Ventilstellung hin antreibt, die eine Fluidströmung durch das betreffende Ventil verhindert;wobei das Steuersystem einen ersten und zweiten Schalter (20, 21) aufweist, von denen jeder in Richtung auf eine erste Stellung beaufschlagt ist, der erste Schalter (20) in eine zweite Schalterstellung durch Bewegung des beweglichen Ventilelements (71) des ersten Ventils (V1) in seine zweite Ventilstellung bewegbar ist und der zweite Schalter (21) in eine zweite Schalterstellung durch Bewegung des beweglichen Ventilelements (72) des zweiten Ventils (V2) in seine zweite Ventilstellung bewegbar ist;wobei das Steuersystem ferner eine Steuereinrichtung (43-45; 51-54) aufweist, die mit den Schaltern (P1, P2) verbunden ist, um zu verhindern, daß ein erstes Steuersignal (S1) an das erste Ventil angelegt wird, wenn das erste Ventilelement (71) in seiner ersten Ventilstellung steht und eine erste vorbestimmte Zeitperiode abgelaufen ist, nachdem das zweite Ventilelement (72) in seine zweite Ventilstellung bewegt ist, die Steuereinrichtung ferner verhindert, daß ein zweites Steuersignal (S2) an das zweite Ventil angelegt wird, wenn das zweite Ventilelement (72) in seiner ersten Ventilstellung steht und eine zweite vorbestimmte Zeitperiode abgelaufen ist, nachdem das erste Ventilelement in seine zweite Ventilstellung bewegt ist; wobei die Steuereinrichtung ferner mit den Schaltern verbunden ist, um es zu ermöglichen, daß das erste und zweite Steuersignal an die erste bzw. zweite Antriebseinrichtung angelegt wird, wenn beide Schalter gleichzeitig in ihrer ersten Stellung sind und wenn beide Schalter gleichzeitig in ihrer zweiten Stellung sind;der erste Schalter (P1) so verbunden ist, daß das erste Steuersignal (S1) an das zweite Ventil (V2) geführt wird, wenn der erste Schalter in seiner ersten Schalterstellung ist und es damit dem Ventil (V2) ermöglicht wird, seine zweite Ventilstellung einzunehmen und den zweiten Schalter (P2) in seine zweite Schaltstellung zu schalten, der zweite Schalter (P2) so verbunden ist, daß das zweite Steuersignal (S2) zu dem ersten Ventil (V1) geführt wird, wenn der zweite Schalter (P2) in seiner ersten Schalterstellung ist und es so dem ersten Ventil (V1) ermöglicht wird, seine zweite Ventilstellung einzunehmen undden ersten Schalter (P1) in seine zweite Schalterstellung zu schalten, der erste Schalter so verbunden ist, daß das erste Steuersignal (S1) zu dem ersten Ventil (V1) geführt wird, wenn der erste Schalter (P1) in seiner zweiten Schalterstellung ist, und der zweite Schalter (P2) so verbunden ist, daß das zweite Steuersignal (S2) zu dem zweiten Ventil (V2) geführt wird, wenn der zweite Schalter in seiner zweiten Schalterstellung ist, und jeder der Schalter (P1, P2) zwischen der ersten bzw. zweiten Schalterstellung jedes Mal wechselt, wenn sich das erste und zweite Ventilelement (71, 72) zwischen der jeweiligen ersten und zweiten Ventilstellung bewegt.
- Steuervorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die vorbestimmten Zeitperioden durch die Zeit definiert werden, die das jeweilige erste und zweite Ventilelement (71, 72) für die Bewegung zwischen seiner ersten und zweiten Ventilstellung benötigt.
- Steuervorrichtung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die vorbestimmte Zeitperiode von der Zeit definiert wird, die das jeweilige erste und zweite Ventilelement (71, 72) benötigt, um aus seiner jeweiligen zweiten Ventilstellung in seine jeweilige erste Stellung zurückzukehren.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der erste und zweite Schalter (P1, P2) durch Fluiddruck am Ausgang des jeweiligen Ventils (V1, V2) geschaltet werden.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das erste und zweite Ventil (V1, V2) zusammen ein Zwillingsventil bilden.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuervorrichtung eine pneumatische Steuervorrichtung ist.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuervorrichtung eine elektrische Steuervorrichtung ist.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die beiden Schalter (P1, P2) derart verbunden sind, daß es beiden Steuersignalen (S1, S2) ermöglicht wird, beide Ventile (V1, V2) kontinuierlich in ihrer jeweiligen aktiven zweiten Stellung solange zu halten, wie der Zeitunterschied zwischen dem Schalten des ersten und zweiten Schalters in seine jeweilige zweite Stellung kürzer ist als der vorbestimmte Wert.
- Steuervorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die vorbestimmte Zeitperiode durch die Zeit definiert wird, die eines der Ventile für die Bewegung aus seiner zweiten aktiven Stellung in seine erste Stellung benötigt.
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SE9602782A SE505037C2 (sv) | 1995-12-19 | 1996-07-15 | Styranordning för tvåhandsreglage vid exempelvis en press |
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