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<strong>Safety</strong> Door with Spring-Loaded Engagement in Category 4<br />

acc. to EN 954-1<br />

Automation Function<br />

Description of the functionality<br />

Interlocking devices with guard locking are mechanical or<br />

electrical devices which only enable operation of a machine if<br />

the door is closed and guard locked. Interlock and guard locking<br />

is maintained until the risk of injury caused by hazardous<br />

machine functions or motions is excluded. This monitoring is<br />

usually performed by overspeed trips or standstill monitors. In<br />

this example, motion/stoppage of a machine is simulated by a<br />

NO contact.<br />

In this example, an actuator installed on the door moves form<br />

fit into a safety position switch with locked engagement. During<br />

the potential hazard (machine in RUN), the actuator is held<br />

(and thus the door guard locked) by the fact that the voltage<br />

applied to a magnet in the safety position switch is removed.<br />

This type of interlock is referred to as spring-actuated lock.<br />

If the safety position switch fails, the safety function is maintained<br />

by the hinge switch (also detects the opened safety<br />

door). This ensures that the requirements of the<br />

EN 954 : 1996 standard (Category 4) are met which prescribes<br />

redundant installation of all safety-relevant parts for<br />

position monitoring of the safeguard (here: <strong>Safety</strong> door).<br />

The voltage applied to the magnet is removed by resetting a<br />

failsafe digital output channel of the ET 200S; this channel is<br />

linked to the magnet. The other way, the magnet is supplied<br />

with voltage to be able to open the safety door by setting this<br />

output.<br />

Fail-Safe digital<br />

output module<br />

F-DO<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> position switch with<br />

lock engagement<br />

(interlocked with spring force)<br />

Magnet<br />

G_FB_XX_084<br />

The diagram below illustrates the concept of safety door monitoring:<br />

N<br />

N<br />

N<br />

N<br />

N<br />

Start<br />

"Machine"<br />

stop?<br />

Y<br />

F-DO="1"<br />

Start request<br />

Y<br />

Release?<br />

Y<br />

Position switch:<br />

Door closed?<br />

Y<br />

Hinge switch:<br />

Door closed?<br />

Y<br />

F-DO="0"<br />

Monitoring<br />

unlocking<br />

OK?<br />

Y<br />

"Machine"<br />

starts<br />

N<br />

F-DO="0"<br />

Position switch<br />

Door closed?<br />

Hinge switch:<br />

Door closed?<br />

Monitoring<br />

locking<br />

OK?<br />

Stop request?<br />

Note<br />

In this example, no real machine is controlled; the concept<br />

of a safety door monitoring with guard locking (on<br />

sensor side) is shown. If you want to additionally integrate<br />

a real machine or other actuators, you can of<br />

course use the parameters described in the corresponding<br />

STEP 7 as basis.<br />

Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-002-V10-EN 179<br />

N<br />

N<br />

N<br />

N<br />

Y<br />

"Machine"<br />

stop<br />

G_FB_XX_083<br />

Ex. No.<br />

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