Pneumatic Acuating Systems for Automatic Equipment describes novel constructions along with many of the most commonly applied pneumatic actuating systems.
Features:
- Emphasizes both the construction and dynamics of actuators, verifying their properties before implementation
- Presents many results of theoretical and experimental investigations
- Includes numerous practical examples and calculation exercises to reinforce and clarify the concepts
- Introduces numerous control modes for actuators along with guidance for constructing control algorithms
- Provides a comprehensive list of references and many illustrations
Contents
Structure of Pneumatic Actuating Systems
- Pneumatic Positioning Systems
- Pneumatic Systems for Velocity Control
- Pneumatic Systems for Force Control
Pneumatic Actuators
- Linear Actuators
- Rotary Actuators and Pneumatic Motors
- Mathematical Model of Pneumatic Actuators
Electropneumatic Control Valves
- Electromechanical Valve Transducers
- One-Stage Valves
- Two-Stage Valves
- Operating Mode of Electropneumatic Control Valves
- Mathematical Model of Electropneumatic Control Valves
- Performance Characteristics of Control Valves
Determination of Pneumatic Actuator State Variable
- Position and Displacement Sensors
- Measurement of Velocity, Acceleration, Pressure, Force, and Torque Signals
- Computation of State Coordinates
- Observer Technique for State Variables
Open-Loop Pneumatic Actuating Systems
- Position Actuators
- Pneumatic Actuators with Constant Velocity Motion
- Adjustment of Acting Force in Pneumatic Actuators
Closed-Loop Pneumatic Actuating Systems
- Control Systems and Control Algorithms
- Pneumatic Positioning Actuators
- Actuators for the Velocity Control
- Pneumatic Systems for Acting Force Control
Index