PLC Based Inspection, Packaging and Storing of Materials
PLC Based Inspection, Packaging and Storing of Materials
PLC Based Inspection, Packaging and Storing of Materials
2 Bachelor of Technology, Electrical & Electronics Department, G L Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management, UP,
India
3 Bachelor of Technology, Electrical & Electronics Department, G L Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management, UP,
India
4Assistant Professor, Electrical & Electronics Department, G L Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management, UP, India
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Abstract – This Paper comprises of Inspection, Packing
and Automated Storage and of any manufactured
component. Whenever a company manufactures
components, they can substitute this system in place of their
quality assurance system, their packaging system and
warehousing system. Using this application process time
and accuracy can be optimized due to minimum human
interaction. This system may have higher initial cost, but its
advantages are far more beneficial. Packing that is sound, in
line with the warehouse layout, which also optimizes the
utilization of space available and lowers the freight cost.
Minimization of manpower requirements leads to reduced
cost per package. This system examines the manufactured
component as per specifications, sorts out the ineligible Fig -1: Project Layout
components, then it packs them in the shipping box. The
entire system is controlled by Programmable Logic The term inspection can be defined as the activity of
Controller (PLC). This system helps you to understand the examining the products, its components, sub-assemblies,
whole working of a real system which is currently employed or materials out of which it is made, and to determine
in the industry. whether they follow to design specifications. Inspection
has become an essential part of any manufacturing system.
Key Words: Automation, PLC, Ladder logic It is the means of rejecting nonconformities and assuring
programming, Sensors, Motors etc…
good quality products. Steps of inspection include
1. INTRODUCTION presentation of item, Examination for non-conforming
features, Decision based on evaluation and Action
This system comprises a miniature model of process of depending on Decision (accept or reject item).
reception, put-away, storage, retrieval, packaging, Automated inspection is defined as the automation of one
shipment preparation, replenishment and inventory or more steps involved in the inspection procedure.
counting.
Completely automated inspection system in which steps of
This system is distributed in several sections:- presentation, examination, decisions and action are
A. Conveyor Belt 1 performed automatically. Automated system operates
B. Conveyor Belt 2 with high accuracy for simple inspection tasks such as
automatic gauging of a simple dimension on a part. With
C. Rolling Disc
the increase in complexity of inspection, the error rate
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tends to decreases, compared to manual inspection. The Structure Dimensions: - 6inch *4inch
process of automated packaging of inspection passed item Belt Dimension: 13inch *3.8inch *.01inch
is also an advantage. For safety of item during shipping
As the material come on the belt, the belt will start moving
and handling certain standards have to be followed. automatically. It means the presence of object will sense
Automated Warehousing is based on Automatic Storage by the sensor and will respond to the belt 1 as per ladder
and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS), automated robotic logic. The First sensor will sense the presence of the object
systems for storing and retrieving items in a warehouse. only. The conveyor has many components as well like
Solutions are tailored for industry purposes such as conveyor belt, conveyor pulley, shaft, and mechanical
supports.
production storage, cold or deepfreeze storage,
distribution centers. Modern warehouse system design
offers infinite innovative possibilities. The main taken into
consideration are product type, product diversity, number
of articles.
Mechanical Structure: -
Conveyor 1
Conveyor 2
Rejection Assembly Fig -2: Conveyor Belt 1
Rolling Disc
Programming:-
2. MECHANICAL STRUCTURE
Height- 7inchStructure
Structure Dimensions: - 6inch *4inch
Belt Dimension: 13inch *3.8inch *.01inch
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Here 4 DC motors are used WindLDR is the software tool you use to create control
Conveyor 1- 1Nos projects for Vision controllers. After you plan the control
Conveyor 2- 1Nos task, use WindLDR to write, debug, and download the PLC
Rejection Assembly- 1Nos control and HMI applications into the controller. You write
Rolling Disc- 1Nos
the PLC application using the Ladder Editor. The HMI
application configures the operating panel's function. You
use the HMI Editor to create the Displays that are shown
on the controller's screen. Displays tell your operators
what to do. You can have your operators log in with a
password, enter set points and other data, and instruct the
operator what to do in case of a system problem or alarm.
A Display can contain both text and images.
3.3 Buzzer
Specifications:-
Sound output: 121dB
Voltage input: 24VDC
Voltage tolerance: +/- 25 %
Current mA: 375mA
Alarm tones: 5
Operation Temp: –25 to +55ºC Fig -10: Ladder Logic Program of Project
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6. CONCLUSIONS
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