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    AUTOMATED PICK AND PLACE

    SYSTEM

    PROJECT TEAM:

    AKHIL JOSE

    ARUN DINESH

    ASWITH R SHENOYJOMON JOSE

    PROJECT GUIDE:

    Lect. DARSAN R.S

    MECHANICAL DEPT.

    EXPERT GUIDENCE:

    Mr.BASIL BABY

    CRG ENGINEER

    SMEC LABS

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    INTRODUCTION

    Aimed towards creating PLC controlled

    automatic pick and place system.

    Controlled by PLC and SCADA .

    To enable ease in transporting an item from onplace to other .

    Helps in conditions impossible for human to

    operate.

    Uses a robotic arm that is operated through a DCgeared motor.

    Uses SCADA to control and supervise the entire

    system.

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    OVERVIEW

    Literature survey

    Problem statement

    Project specifications

    Automation software study

    Calculations

    Robot assembly and software -- interfacing

    Future Scope

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    LITERATURE SURVEY

    o Need for pick and place system in industry.

    o Different pick and place system.

    PLC controlled

    Robotics drives

    Micro controllers

    o Why PLC controlled system ?

    Cheaper than microchips and robotic drives

    Compact and easy to install

    Wide range of field of applicationsEasy to control

    Reprogramable

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    PROBLEM STATEMENT

    Now a days industries demand automated

    material handling system where it is nearlyimpossible for human due to hazards

    environment and degree of precision

    required. Also the cost and efficient working

    of a automated system over the human also

    contribute o implementation of such system.

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    PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS

    Max. size of object 55 mm

    Maximum Weight of Object 15 grams (g)

    Min. size of object 10mm

    Grip Material Plastic Fiber

    Grip Movement Speed (opening and closing) 11 (mm/s) Grip assembly Vega robotic kit P5 series

    Effective arm length 300 mm

    Means of control PLC

    Motor (3-nos) 12v/30rpm DC Motor

    Motion sensing potentiometer 1.Linear movement =500

    2.Arm movement =10K

    Automation Softwares used RSLogix

    500,RSLinx,Wonderware Intouch

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    Processor or central

    processing unit (CPU)Rack or mounting

    Input assembly

    Output assembly

    Power supplyProgramming unit, device, or PC/software

    BASIC COMPONENTS OF PLC

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    SCADA

    Supervisory control and data acquisition

    Computer system monitoring and controlling a

    process.

    Most control actions are performed automaticallyby PLC but SCADA provides a overriding or

    supervisory level intervention

    A SCADA system consists of a number of remote

    terminal units (RTUs) collecting field data andsending that data back to a master station

    Examples for SCADA soft wares are Citect and

    WonderWare

    SOFTWARE STUDY

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    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF PLC PROGRAM

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    (CONTD)

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    Proposed time taken for arm movement from fully vertical to

    fully horizontal position on one side = 10 sec

    Arc length created by arm movement circumferentially

    =300* pi /2=0.4712m

    Speed of lifting=0.4712/10=0.04712m/s

    Speed in rpm =

    1.642 rpm

    Power P= 2* pi *N*T/60=2*1.642*0.1018/60=0.0175W

    DESIGN CALCULATIONSCONTD

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    DESIGN CALCULATIONSCONTD

    Rack and pinion

    No. of teeth =14

    Pitch width diameter=6cm=0.06m

    Power =T*n/63000

    Torque T= 63000*0.0175/14 =0.0785Nm

    Ft= T/r=0.07875/0.003= 2.625N

    Velocity Vm= pi*0.006*14/60 = 4.3*10^(-2)m/s

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    GENERAL LAYOUT

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    ARM DESIGN

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    SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

    Geared motors can be replaced by servo

    motors for more precise movements. Potentiometers can be replaced with specific

    sensors for more accurate sensing.

    Grip can provided with a detection sensors fordetection specific objects.

    Obstacles can be sensed by proximity sensors.

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