PLC on Beverage industry [Autosaved].pdf

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1. MIT SCHOOL OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY
MIT ART, DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, PUNE

PLC controlled beverage processing line
with Coding

Presented by:
Mr. Sahil Hake
(MITU22MTFT0013)
Mr. Shivam Jagdale
(MITU22MTFT0015)

Submitted to
Mrs. G. H. Athawale
Assistant Professor,
Department of Food Process and Product Engineering

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A programmable logic controller (PLC) or programmable controller is an
industrial computer that has been ruggedized and adapted for the control of
manufacturing processes, such as assembly lines, machines, robotic devices, or any
activity that requires high reliability, ease of programming, and process fault
diagnosis.
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are essential devices used in industrial
automation and control systems.
They play important role in monitoring and controlling various processes within
manufacturing, ensuring precision, efficiency, and reliability.

PLC ( Programmable Logic Controller ):

3. Automation in Beverage Production:
Beverage production is a highly complex and competitive industry. To meet consumer
demands for consistent product quality, high efficiency, and diverse product offerings,
automation is crucial.
Automation reduces the reliance on manual labor, which can be error-prone and labor-
intensive, and it allows for the continuous, consistent, and cost-effective production
of beverages.

Need for Precise Control and Monitoring:
Beverage production requires precise control of various parameters, including
ingredient quantities, temperature, pressure, and timing, to ensure product quality and
safety.
Any variation in these parameters can lead to inconsistencies in taste, appearance, or
packaging, which can negatively impact consumer satisfaction and brand reputation.

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Batch Processing
Bottling and Packaging
Conveyor Systems
Quality Control
Cleaning and Sterilization
Inventory Management
Energy Management
Maintenance and Diagnostics
Recipe Management
Data Logging and Reporting
Compliance and Traceability
HMI (Human-Machine Interface)
Remote Monitoring and Control
PLC Applications in Beverage Manufacturing

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Efficiency improvements
Enhanced product quality and consistency
Reduced downtime and maintenance costs
Scalability and flexibility
Compliance with industry standards
Benefits of PLCs

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Once the start push button is pushed, the outfeed motor (output 031) will turn
ON until the stop push button is pushed.
The feed motor M1 will be energized once the system starts (M2 ON); it will
stop when the limit switch detects a correct bottle position. When the bottle is
in position and 0.5 seconds have elapsed, the solenoid (032) will open the
filling valve and remain ON until the photoeye (PE) detects a proper level.
The bottle will remain in position for 0.7 seconds, then the energized 1003
internal will start the feed motor. The feed motor will remain ON until the limit
switch detects another bottle.

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