Application of pneumatic technology

The most typical representative of the application of pneumatic technology is the industrial robot. Instead of human wrists, hands and fingers, they can correctly and quickly do subtle movements such as grasping or releasing. In addition to industrial applications, the brakes on roller coasters in amusement parks, mechanical production of animal shows, and the interior of humanoid chimes, all use pneumatic technology to realize small movements.

Hydraulic pressure can get a huge output force but not sensitive enough; on the other hand, to use electrical energy to drive the object, there is always a need to use some gears, and at the same time, you can't ignore the dangers posed by leakage. In contrast, the use of pneumatic technology that is safe and non-polluting to the surrounding environment, even in a very small space, but also to achieve small movements. If the size is the same, the power can be more than electrical. The semiconductor industry is in perfect harmony with the needs created by this feature. On production lines, the realization of small and simple movements such as advancing, stopping, and rotating is indispensable in automation equipment. In addition, the quantitative output pumps and peripheral equipment used in the resistive liquid coating process, which is indispensable for silicon wafer manufacturing lines, are also used.

In addition, although pneumatic technology has been widely used in various industrial sectors, there are still considerable differences between many applications. In terms of the application of pneumatic technology, the most basic condition is to have an air compressor, to have been used for other purposes of the air compressor place, the application of pneumatic technology is more convenient. Especially in - some non-production plus T sector, such as animal husbandry, planting or garment industry, the situation is more so. In the field of machine and equipment manufacturing, most of the occasions there are air compressors, and pneumatic technology has been applied, each application project in essence, there are many similarities, therefore, we can machine and equipment manufacturing in the application of pneumatic technology can be summarized in the end, and listed in the form of a table.

Pneumatic technology is applicable to the development of the universe Attitude control Life-support systems, medical equipment, air cushion beds Artificial heart, labor-saving industry Robotics Vacuum handling Residential industry Air doors Pneumatic spraying Air curtains Air conditioning Measuring equipment Pneumatic gauges Liquid level detection devices Textile Pneumatic spinning Chemical industry Process control Liquefied gas control Pneumatic components Pure fluid elements Marine development Aquatic air respirator Submarine air delivery system Diving vehicles Pneumatic doors Pneumatic clutches Pneumatic brakes Air tires Mining industry Air picks (rock drills) Shipbuilding Riot control Air cushion boats Air tools Pneumatic grinders Air rivet guns Air hammers Agriculture Air disinfection Spraying Insect control Recreational industry Air 00 guns / air cushions Inflatable tents Inflatable boats Transportation Air conveyor belts Industrial machinery Automation of machine tools Self-contained control of food machines Automatic control of packaging machinery Automatic control of stamping machines.

(1) Agriculture

1) Field Work

Tilting, lifting and rotating devices for field work equipment; crop protection and weed control equipment; bag lifters and other handling equipment.

2)Animal Feeding

Feed metering and transfer; manure collection and removal; egg sorting systems; ventilation equipment; shearing and slaughtering.

3)Animal feed production

Loading and unloading equipment for the production and packaging of animal feed; metering devices; mixing and weighing systems; storage, counting and monitoring devices.

4)Forestry

Stockyard control.

5)Cultivation

Greenhouse ventilation equipment; harvesters; fruit and vegetable sorting.

(2) Public **** facilities

1)Thermal power stations

Boiler room ventilation equipment; remote control valves; pneumatic switch controls.

2)Nuclear Power Plants

Fuel and absorber feeding devices; interlocks between bursting ports and hand-operated airlocks; testing and metering devices; automatic operation.

3) Water supply systems

Water level control; remote control valves; operation of rake gear screens and control valves in sewer and wastewater treatment.

(3) Mining

Auxiliary equipment for the direct or indirect extraction of ore in open pit and underground mines.

(4) Chemical industry

Vessel lid sealing; metering systems; (mixture) stirring rod regulation; chemical mixing devices in laboratories; lifting devices in immersion electrolysis tanks; control valve operation; weighing device control; packaging; mold making; water level control and process control systems.

(5) Petroleum industry

Similar to the chemical industry, auxiliary equipment for plants and laboratories.

(6) Plastics and Rubber Industry

1) Plastics Production

Control systems for high volume material transfer and distribution; control valve operation; bins l doors.

2)Plastics processing

Calender roll adjustment; cut-off machine operation; mold closure; closing devices for forming, molding and welding machines; film feed and transfer monitoring; forming and bonding devices; operation of safety devices (e.g., equipment doors); disconnecting devices.

3)Rubber processing

Safety devices; controls and drives in the entire conveyor and production unit; shut-off devices in mixers and vulcanizing presses; test equipment.

(7) Stone, ceramic and glass industry

1) Rock and ore

Sawmill feed drives; clamping devices.

2)Bricks, rough stones and tiles

Forming machine drives; bin doors; crusher feed devices; vibrators in the hopper to prevent arching of material (sand, cement and granules); conveying and handling devices; fire kiln door operation; propulsion and sorting devices.

3)Glass, pottery and porcelain

Forming machine drives; bin doors; decorating machines; blowing machines.

(8) Heavy Industry

1)Iron and Steel

Auxiliary equipment for rolling mills; divider drives; strapping machines.

2)Non-ferrous metals

Auxiliary equipment for furnaces; Clamping and driving devices for cut-off and sawing machines; Bundling machines; Winding machines; Marking machines.

3)Casting

Forming machines; core separators; stacking and handling devices; burr trimmers; ingot mould capping machines for non-ferrous metals; pouring ladle equipment; auxiliary drives for casting equipment; furnace door controls.

4)Prefabricated metal parts and steel furniture

Auxiliary equipment for assembly; presses; bending devices; cutting machines; crimping machine drives.

5)Scrap metal and recycling

Can box extruders; scrap metal balers; step burst drives for underfloor chip transportation.

(9) Light Industry

1) Logging

Drum adjustment for frame saws; crosscut saw drives; jointing presses; feed guides; automatic handling.

2)Furniture

Feeding device and stationary press drives; clamping devices; assembly aids; frame press starvation; drill feeder; plywood cutter; board stop and conveyor control; glue feeder; press; dowel gluing.

3)Wood processing

Forming drives; die forming machines; clock hole drives; clamping and feeding devices.

4)Sweeping of workpieces

Feeding devices; clamping devices; presses; marking devices; cutting machines.

5)Paper and printing industry

l Paper industry

Drum adjustment and compression devices for paper machines; palletizers.

2 Paper and cardboard processing

Burst feeders; clamping devices; cut-off machines; stamping devices; stamping devices; bundling machines; scrap baling drives; scrap balers; cut-off machines and drives for scissors; bending devices; web feed monitoring.

3 Printing presses

Decorative screen printing press drives; embossing units; palletizers; manual machines.

6) Textile industry

l Centrifugal spinning and weaving machines

Control valve operation for cleaning systems; Ventilation equipment; Yarn feed monitoring.

2 Garment processing

Auxiliary devices for sewing machines; palletizing devices; feeding devices; cut-off machines; yarding machines.

3 Wool knitting machine

Bundling machine; pattern chart feeder; wool burst feeder; glue clamp; cut-off machine; pattern program control (full pneumatic program control).

4 Rope making

Control and drive of the bundling machine when processing rope (single or double stranded rope).

7) Leather industry

l Leather processing

Cutting machine; marking device; stamping device; bursting feeder; forming hunger drive.

2 Shoemaking

Forming machine; Marking device; Cutting machine; Eyelet press drive; Root and sole forming famine; Turning device; Sole gluing and pressing; Model closing device in hardening equipment when making sports shoes, etc.

8)Food and beverage industry

l Mills

Bin door controls; metering and weighing controls; packaging machines; handling storage devices.

2 Bread baking

Apparatus for the distribution of raw flour by weight or volume; forming hunger; packaging equipment.

3 Milk products

Filling equipment; packaging equipment; plastic bag forming and sealing devices.

4 Fish and meat products

Slaughtering devices; conveyor and handling devices; canning classification; sealing inspection devices; packaging equipment; moving storage devices.

5 Beverages

Bottle handling and sorting; cap inspectors; label applicators; feeding and conveying devices; packaging equipment; handling storage devices; filling equipment; metering and ingredient dosing systems.

9) Construction

Bin door controls; weighing-raw material dispensing mixing controls; concrete mixing; masonry transportation equipment; asphalt and building material dispensing; paint spraying equipment.

10)Transportation

Train braking systems; bus*** and tram door operation; sandblasting controls; emergency brake locks; crossgate controls and actuators; entrance door controls; wayfinding devices; railroad inspection devices.

11)Education, advertising planning

Visual system controls; projection screen and blackboard operation; demonstration models; training models (for control systems and logic functions); displays.