After pressing Io, Q0 turns on after 5 seconds, followed by Q1 after another 5 seconds, then Q2 after 5 more seconds, and finally Q3 after 5 more seconds. The document also describes controlling two motors in sequence, with the second starting 30 seconds after the first, and both turning off together after 50 seconds. It further describes starting a motor with a push switch, starting a pump after a 90 second delay, and turning the pump off with a 5 second delay after the motor is turned off.
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Ladder Diagram Problem
After pressing Io, Q0 turns on after 5 seconds, followed by Q1 after another 5 seconds, then Q2 after 5 more seconds, and finally Q3 after 5 more seconds. The document also describes controlling two motors in sequence, with the second starting 30 seconds after the first, and both turning off together after 50 seconds. It further describes starting a motor with a push switch, starting a pump after a 90 second delay, and turning the pump off with a 5 second delay after the motor is turned off.
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When Io is pressed ,
after 5 s Q0 is ON ; ,after 5 s Q1 is ON ; ,after 5 s Q2 is ON ; ,after 5 s Q3 is ON.
Two motors are to be controlled in a sequence. The second motor starts 30 seconds after the starting of first motor by a push switch. Develop a PLC ladder diagram for the following cases and describe the circuit. Case (A): Only one motor operates at a time. Case (B): Both the motor gets off together after 50 seconds. Develop a PLC ladder program for the following sequence: Start a motor with push switch, and then after a delay of 90s, start a pump. When the motor is switched off, the pump will get switched off after a delay of 5s. Mention the logic used for each rung in the program to substantiate your answer.