Abstract

Reducing pneumatic valves, which are part of modern pneumatic control systems, are widely used in the automation of production and technological processes in various fields of technology. The efficiency of using pressure reducing valves depends on their parameters and characteristics. To select the optimal parameters of pressure reducing valves, various methods are used based on the search for the minimum of the target (target or criteria) function.The object of study is a three-line direct-acting pressure reducing valve, which ensures the determination of its optimal parameters. To calculate the optimal parameters of the pressure reducing valve, the method of orthogonal experimental design was applied. The main advantage of this method is that in this case all variables are varied simultaneously.The article presents the design features of a three-line direct-acting pressure reducing valve.The developed mathematical model of a pressure reducing valve is presented, which is a system of equations for a three-line direct-acting pressure reducing valve, which should be used to select the optimal parameters of the pressure reducing valve.To calculate the optimal parameters of the pressure reducing valve, the method of orthogonal experimental design was used. As an optimality criterion, the integral criterion of the squared error of the transient process, the change in the pressure level in the outlet line of the valve, was chosen.The optimal parameters of the pressure reducing valve are found, and transient processes of pressure change in the outlet line of the pressure reducing valve are calculated. The main requirements for optimization and selection of the optimal parameters of pressure reducing valves are formulated. A comparison of the transient processes of the outlet pressure before and after optimization is given.Based on the results of the work, the following conclusions were drawn:From the obtained comparative results of the transient processes of the level of outlet pressure in the outlet of the pressure reducing valve before and after optimization, it was found that after optimization the pressure reducing valve has a faster response.The speed has been increased from 0.35 s to 0.27 s, that is, the speed has increased by 1.30 times.The transient overshoot is less than 5%, and the static error is reduced by 1.9% and is completely eliminated.

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