6 operation, 7 maintenance and care, 8 accessories – Festo Пропорциональные регуляторы давления MPPE Benutzerhandbuch

Seite 7: 9 troubleshooting, 10 technical data, 1 general data

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Type

Setpoint signal range

Pressure range

MPPE-...-

(P

u

)-P

o

-010B

DC 0 ... 10 V

P

u

... P

o

bar

MPPE-...-

(P

u

)-P

o

-420B

4 ... 20 mA

P

u

... P

o

bar

e.g. standard version

MPPE-3-1/4-2,5-010B

DC 0 ... 10 V

0 ... 2.5 bar

e.g. special adaptation

MPPE-3-1/2-1,5-7-420B

4 ... 20 mA

1.5 ... 7 bar

Fig. 14

For shorter air supply times:
• Check the permissibility of an external pressure sensor according to the criteria

in Fig. 15:
The pressure sensor must exhibit the same pressure range and the same signal
variant as the MPPE-... (current and voltage variant).

Tube length

. 5 m

, 5 m

Cylinder volume

. 5 l

, 5 l

Fig. 15 Permissible use of a pressure sensor

• Use the external pressure sensor directly on

the cylinder.
Because differences in pressure can occur
between the valve and cylinder which the in-
ternal pressure sensor of the valve does not
detect.

Fig. 16

P

I

P in 1

>

5 m

>

5

l

• Wire the actual output value of the external pressure sensor to Pin 1 on the

MPPE-... (input X). The external pressure sensor is then queried automatically
instead of the internal pressure sensor.

For visual inspection of the control process:
• Wire the MPPE-... with the following measuring device according to Fig. 17:

Voltage variant (voltage measurement
device)

Current variant (Am-meter)

6

8

V

6

8

A

Fig. 17

The actual electrical value can be tracked on the display of the measuring device.
This changes proportional to the pressure curve at air supply port

2.

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Operation

Hinweis

• When switching off the power supply make sure that the compressed air is

switched off as well. Otherwise pressure can build up at the valve outlet.

• Make sure the supply pressure P

E

, the output pressure P

A

and the proportional

actual value w always exhibit the following relationship:
0 bar

< P

A

(

≅ w) < P

E

If not, the MPPE-... will wear prematurely through continuous/normal operation.

• Listen for operating noises from the valve (

Fig. 18).

Noise

Significance

Slight babble:

Normal control procedure

Heavy babble:

Wear!

Fig. 18

If the same output pressure is still evident despite a modified setpoint value
specification:
• Look for defective cables.

In the event of fractured setpoint cables (MPPE-...-420B only) or power supply
cables, the last specified output pressure is maintained but

not regulated. Leak-

age produces a change in output pressure over the long term. The pressure may
rise or fall.

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Maintenance and care

• Clean the MPPE-... with soap suds only (max. +60 °C).

8

Accessories

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9

Troubleshooting

Malfunc-
tion

Possible cause

Remedy

MPPE-… does
not respond

Supply voltage not present

Check the 24 V DC supply
voltage connection

No set value voltage

Check control unit; check
connection

Supply pressure P

E

not present

Increase the supply pressure
above the desired setpoint
pressure. The supply pres-
sure must be lower than the
maximum permissible value
(

Technical data).

MPPE-… defective

Return the MPPE-... to Festo

Flow too low

Restriction of the flow cross section due to
connection technology (swivel fittings, silencer
too small)

Use an alternative connection

Pressure in-
crease too
slow

Large cylinder volume (

> 5 l) and tube length

(

> 5 m)

Connect the external pres-
sure sensor to the cylinder
(

Commissioning)

Heavy
babble
produced by
the MPPE-...

Supply pressure P

E

not present/setpoint signal

V

ref

not present (corresponds to the setpoint

pressure P

A)

Increase the supply pressure
P

E

.

(P

A

< P

E

< P

max.

Technical

data)

Only applicable for MPPE-...010B (voltage
variant) with hardware version from 1.11.98 (see
rating plate) without external pressure sensor:
Pin 1 (Xext_in) is not connected to GND

Connect Pin 1 (Xext_in) to
GND

Fig. 19

10

Technical data

10.1 General data
Voltage variant:

MPPE-3-...-010B

≅ DC 0 ... 10 V)

Current variant:

MPPE-3-...-420B

≅ 4 ... 20 mA)

Type

MPPE-…

Design

Proportional pressure regulator

Mounting position

As desired, preferably vertical (electronics upward)

Medium

Compressed air to ISO 8573-1:2010 [7:4:4], inert gases

Working pressure

Constant (independent of fluctuations in the compressed air supply).
Supply pressure at least 1 bar higher than the max. output pressure

Normal leakage in
new condition

< 5 l/h max

Protection class

IP65 in combination with plug socket according to accessories

Permitted
temperature range

Ambient temperature: 0 ... + 50 °C
Storage temperature: - 20 ... + 70 °C
Medium temperature: 0 ... + 60 °C

Permitted supply
voltage

DC + 18 ... max. 30 V (nominal value: DC + 24 V)

Reference output
current at DC 10 V

< 5 mA

External setpoint
value potentiometer

2 kΩ ... 10 kΩ, recommended 4.7 kΩ

Power consumption

max. 3.6 W (at U

vmax

= DC 30 V )

Electromagnetic
compatibility

1)

See declaration of conformity

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Linearity

1 % Full Scale

Electrical connec-
tion

Pin contact, 8-pin according to DIN 45326

Resolution of actual
value output

8 Bit (approx. 40 mV for voltage variant/approx. 0.0625 mA for current
variant)

Safety setting

If the power supply cable or the setpoint cable (current) breaks
(MPPE-...-420B only), the output pressure is maintained unregulated. In
the long-term, a leak will cause a reduction in pressure.
In case of a setpoint cable break (voltage) the output pressure is set to 0
bar.

Materials

Housing:

Aluminium

Cover:

Die-cast zinc

Seals:

Nitrile rubber

Sealing compound: Polyurethane
Lubrication:

Silicone-free

Setpoint variable:
Permissible load
resistance:
Input resistance:

0 ... +10 V (voltage variant)

4 ... 20 mA

(current variant)

min. 2 kΩ (voltage variant)

max. 500 Ω

(current variant)

10 kΩ

(voltage variant)

250 Ω

(current variant)

1)

The valve is intended for use in an industrial environment. Outside of industrial environ-
ments, e.g. in commercial and mixed-residential areas, actions to suppress interference may
have to be taken.

Fig. 20

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