Device for controlling actuators by means of pneumatic pulses
AssigneeWestfalia Separator AG
InventorFriedrich Icking
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AssigneeWestfalia Separator AG
InventorFriedrich Icking
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A device for controlling actuators by pneumatic pulses includes a casing having an inlet for vacuum pulses and an outlet connectable to an actuator. A control wheel is rotatably mounted in the casing and has a plurality of indentations therein. A plunger is disposed in a chamber in the casing and is sealingly guided for movement from a normal rest position wherein the plunger is engaged with one of the indentations to a retracted position when the chamber is evacuated, wherein the plunger is engaged with a successive indentation. Rotation of the control wheel is effected when the plunger returns to the rest position. Fluid communication is provided between the inlet and the outlet and between the inlet and the chamber in the casing through the control wheel to control the supply of vacuum pulses to the outlet and to the chamber in dependence on the angular position of the control wheel.
A device for controlling actuators by pneumatic pulses, comprising:
A device for controlling actuators by pneumatic pulses, comprising:
In an apparatus for the control of actuators for execution of a presettable number of successive identical work cycles by means of pneumatic pulses, wherein the pneumatic pulses are fed to a chamber which is contained in the housing of the apparatus and in which a plunger guided sealingly with respect to the chamber is disposed, said plunger operating an adjustable control wheel which is provided with a plurality of indentations at its periphery, is disposed between a front cover plate and a rear cover plate, and is provided with bores which when aligned with apertures in the two cover plates establish an air channel between a source providing a pressure differential relative to atmospheric pressure and means for initiating the work cycles, the improvement wherein:
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