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The application and design of PLC in pressing machine

Bizhou Mei

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This paper mainly introduced the design of the hardware and software in the PLC control system,and according to the electric control specialty of mechanical press,it also introduced some design methods,including the real time control for PLC control system,working status monitoring and improving the stability and reliability in system control.

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This paper mainly introduced the design of the hardware and software in the PLC control system,and according to the electric control specialty of mechanical press,it also introduced some design methods,including the real time control for PLC control system,working status monitoring and improving the stability and reliability in system control.

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This paper mainly introduced the design of the hardware and software in the PLC control system,and according to the electric control specialty of mechanical press,it also introduced some design methods,including the real time control for PLC control system,working status monitoring and improving the stability and reliability in system control.

Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Simatic S5 PLC, Engineering, Control (management), Control system, Pressing, Software, Control engineering

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