Design of a Preventive Clearing Blocked System Using PLC Control

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Film coating machine by way of spraying the coating solution onto the drug is in a continuous rolling surface. The tablet tends to produce tape smaller even if the spray flow blockage. Then the tablet will crack due to high temperature. Therefore, pharmaceutical tablet coating spray flow rate is a key factor affecting the quality. This article first proposes preventive clearing blocked in the pipeline but not blocking the upcoming clogged. Air purge starts immediately. PLC real-time acquisition is carried out by the pressure at both ends of the pipeline, the pipeline flow liquid contents, when the pressure is detected. The flow reaches a critical point obtained by BP network training, immediately starting the high-pressure air purge. The value of real-time detection uses PLC gun pipeline pressure, flow, etc. It combined weights of the neural element BP neural network model that was trained by the PLC programming. Gun pipe blockage and promptly started high pressure alarm air purge, preventive clearing blocked. Experiments show that preventive clearing blocked pipe blockage can promptly remove the gun.

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