MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
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1.10 Measuring Wheel Function Blocks<br />
Introduction and Overview<br />
The Measuring Wheel <strong>Tech</strong>nology Function Block (<strong>Tech</strong>-<strong>FB</strong>’s) enhance<br />
the basic functionality of <strong>MLD</strong>-S by provide a prepackaged application<br />
specific functionality that has been pre-tested and reduces the learning<br />
curve for the user.<br />
The Measuring wheel is the most common device used in a closed loop<br />
servo system to compensate for material slippage in a feeder application.<br />
For example as the material is fed into at machine/process slippage may<br />
occur between the feed rolls and material due to an oily film or<br />
containments on the material or fluctuations in back tension on the web or<br />
in the case of a corrugated feeder where the rolls are serpentine and the<br />
point of contact (pitch diameter) varies, these as well as many other<br />
mechanical constraints can cause slippage to occur. BRC based systems<br />
will overcome this by using the drive based measuring wheel operation<br />
mode, this is a specialized drive positioning mode that compensates for<br />
slippage or stretch by placing a measurement device directly on the<br />
moving material, it is connected to the drives optional encoder port. This<br />
signal is used to close the position loop to the drive so the actual length of<br />
the commanded move profile can be monitored to assure the required<br />
accuracy is maintained. The measuring wheel utilizes frictional forces<br />
between the wheel and the material surface for engagement, it must be in<br />
100% contact before the position control loop is closed via the measuring<br />
wheel encoder, if not the system can oscillate or run away. Most feeder<br />
system need to switch back between motor and measuring wheel<br />
encoder to accommodate special operations like initial material threading,<br />
run-out or roll-lift. To provide as means to easily switch between the two<br />
feedback devices the MX_MeasuringWheel <strong>FB</strong> will be supplied.<br />
Fig. 1-75:<br />
Measuring Wheel Application<br />
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