carwash ladder diagram rslogix5

ryanrope · Nov 16, 2005

need the ladder diagram of a carwash for rslogix5

abwiz · Nov 16, 2005

You will have to be a little more specific that that.......

rta53 · Nov 16, 2005

ryanrope said:
need the ladder diagram of a carwash for rslogix5

Would you like that with fries?

rdrast · Nov 16, 2005

Maybe we need another forum for "I need someone to do my homework" ?

At the very least, we need to establish uniform rates, either per hour or project.

crying_baby · Nov 18, 2005

ryanrope said:
need the ladder diagram of a carwash for rslogix5

oic... do u want include chickan feet in too?

chief weegum · Nov 18, 2005

solution for u

1 - Car goes in carwash

2 - Car stop at stop line

3 - Start water

4 - washing

5 - Rince

6 - drying

7 - kick out the car

8- close door and wait for next

CaseyK · Nov 18, 2005

rta53 said:
Would you like that with fries?

Outstanding!

rdrast said:
Maybe we need another forum for "I need someone to do my homework" ?

Gee, awhile back I had a thread about having a separate student section. Ah yes, brings back memories. Several of the regulars did not think it was a very good idea, but many have changed their mind.

Alas, I have to agree...we need to set a standard rate for doing homework.

We could have "Cliff's Notes", or would it be "Phil's Notes" on Traffic lights, Door openers, CarWash Panels, etc...

The possibilities could be endless.

Could someone gine me ladder logic for a 4000' conveyor, with three robots and a paint booth???

regards.....casey

Paulus · Nov 18, 2005

CaseyK said:
Could someone gine me ladder logic for a 4000' conveyor, with three robots and a paint booth???

Sure, but only if it's for yellow paint

leitmotif · Nov 18, 2005

Paulus said:
Sure, but only if it's for yellow paint

Here in USA that would be career limiting what with PC (political correct) equal opportunity (respect for all race creed and color) --
would it not?

Dan Bentler

Rod · Nov 18, 2005

What if the vehicle is a convertible? Is the top up or down?
What color is the vehicle?
Are you using rotating brushes or high pressure wash/rinse?
Do you need the 'snap-off-antenna' option?
What about spray wax option?
If spray wax, do the buffing attendents wear bikinis?
Do you need under-carriage spray option for road salt removal?
Do you have EPA approved discharge filters with clog switches?
Do you have any idea what you are doing?

Show some results of your efforts thus far.

Rod (The CNC Dude)

leitmotif · Nov 18, 2005

Rod said:
What if the vehicle is a convertible? Is the top up or down?
What color is the vehicle?
Are you using rotating brushes or high pressure wash/rinse?
Do you need the 'snap-off-antenna' option?
What about spray wax option?
If spray wax, do the buffing attendents wear bikinis?
Do you need under-carriage spray option for road salt removal?
Do you have EPA approved discharge filters with clog switches?
Do you have any idea what you are doing?

Show some results of your efforts thus far.

Rod (The CNC Dude)

ROD
Re "Do you have any idea what you are doing?"

That was not nice (or should I say not PC?)
An accurate assessment, but not nice.

Uh as far as bikinis goes
Do you need to calculate total area covered (TAC)
Do you need to calculate TAC divided by total area
Do you need to determine color
What detectors would you suggest to get this information?

Dan Bentler

Rube · Nov 18, 2005

Rod said:
Show some results of your efforts thus far.

He already has--he showed up here.

TConnolly · Nov 18, 2005

Here is your program for RSLogix 5 and a PLC 5/40.

I sincerely hope that once you finish this class you never lay eyes on a PLC again.

Ken Moore · Nov 18, 2005

Nice Alaric, and it only took a little over 500 rungs!

elevmike · Nov 18, 2005

No guys youve got it all wrong.. A car wash ladder is usually only about 5 rungs long and is usually constructed of wood, or a combination of aluminum and fiberglass. (the rungs usually being alum, and the rails fiberglass.)

Car wash ladders are ever-more common due to the growing popularity of SUVs...



 

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