Task: 1. Create the system provided in the problem below. 2. Discuss the schematic diagram. 3. Create an equipment list. Problem: A client from paint company contracted our company to create a pneumatic process for their paint mixing process. The process begins from pressing a button that starts pushing five cans of paint one by one to the next station using a pneumatic cylinder. The second station only starts if five cans of paint are delivered. Second station opens one can at a time using drills attached to a pneumatic cylinder. After opening, the paint will be poured from the can to the basin using another pneumatic cylinder. The process from station 2 will be repeated five times to accommodate five cans delivered by the first station. The cans will be pushed to third station for recycling by another pneumatic cylinder. The whole process restarts after the cans are pushed to third station. (Note: Do not include unnecessary steps or processes to lessen cost for materials of the project)

Task: 1. Create the system provided in the problem below. 2. Discuss the schematic diagram. 3. Create an equipment list. Problem: A client from paint company contracted our company to create a pneumatic process for their paint mixing process. The process begins from pressing a button that starts pushing five cans of paint one by one to the next station using a pneumatic cylinder. The second station only starts if five cans of paint are delivered. Second station opens one can at a time using drills attached to a pneumatic cylinder. After opening, the paint will be poured from the can to the basin using another pneumatic cylinder. The process from station 2 will be repeated five times to accommodate five cans delivered by the first station. The cans will be pushed to third station for recycling by another pneumatic cylinder. The whole process restarts after the cans are pushed to third station. (Note: Do not include unnecessary steps or processes to lessen cost for materials of the project)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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