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Symbol Standart P&ID

    Symbol Standarisation P&ID For Industri Standard piping and instrument symbols are detailed diagrammatic documentation that provides a set of forms & standards for documenting P&IDs and PFDs, including standard shapes for instruments, valves, pumps, heat exchangers, mixers, crushers, vessels, compressors, filters, motors and other connection forms. Here are some symbols on P&ID : So, those are some of the symbols that we will often see when reading piping & instrument diagrams. May be useful.
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Pneumatic

Pnaumatic System

Pneumatic comes from the Greek which consists of pneau which means compressed air and matic which means science. So in terms of pneumatic is a system that is used to move or move an object by using the wind as a source of energy.

Pneumatic System Components

1. Compressor

Compressore is used to suck air in the atmosphere and compress it in the compressor to a certain pressure then drain it into the compression system through a pipe or hose and enter the pneumatic system.

Compressor

2. Bulk Liquid Separator Or Dryer

Bulk Liquid Separator or Dryer is a part that functions to separate air from liquid so that the air entering the system is truly pure air. The way a Bulk Liquid Separator or Dryer works is by utilizing centrifugal force, namely the air rotates in a tube-shaped section so that the liquid will drop to the bottom and pure air or dry air will come out separately from the liquid.

3. Filter

The filter serves to filter out dust and dirt in the air so that dust or dirt does not enter the system which will potentially clog moving parts.

4. Regulator

The regulator functions to regulate the air pressure that will enter the system, so the air pressure entering the system can be adjusted to the pressure needs. The way the regulator works is to use a spring in the regulator where the spring is regulated from a knob that can be adjusted according to the needs of wind pressure. The spring itself functions like a valve. Usually the regulator is also equipped with a manometer so that the user knows how much wind pressure enters the system. The higher the pressure, the greater the force generated, and vice versa.

5. Lubricator

Lubricator serves to mix or add lubricating oil into the air. This lubricating oil serves to lubricate the moving or rotating parts in the system so as to reduce the friction that occurs in pneumatic tools.


Bulk Liquid Separator And Air Preparation

6. Directional Control Valve Or Selenoid Valve

Directional Control Valve or Selenoid Valve is an air flow control valve, inside this flow control valve there are ports or holes that will regulate air flow to the actuator which will later regulate the direction of movement of the actuator itself.


Directional Control Valve

7. PLC Or Machine Control

PLC functions to regulate the movement of the solenoid valve. The way the PLC works is to provide current to the control valve so that the motor inside the solenoid valve can move forward or backward according to the needs we want.


PLC

8. Actuator

The actuator or cylinder functions to change the compressive force of the air into motion (in the example image the movement is back and forward).



Actuator

So, that was a brief explanation about the pneumatic system, if you have any questions or need to be added, don't forget to comment below.
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