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Pneumatic Simulator

Simulate pneumatic circuits

With this tool you create and test pneumatic circuits directly in the browser. Pneumatic cylinders, valves, limit switches and compressed-air sources can be connected graphically and simulated.

The Pneumatic Simulator is suitable for education, training, planning and understanding pneumatic sequences in machines and automation plants.

What is the Pneumatic Simulator used for?

Pneumatic controls are used in many machines and plants. With the simulator, circuits can be checked before practical implementation and sequences can be understood more clearly.

Typical applications:

  • Education and teaching
  • Automation engineering
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Control engineering
  • Troubleshooting and analysis
  • Preparation of pneumatics projects

Available elements

  • Compressed-air source
  • 3/2-way valves
  • 5/2-way valves
  • Pneumatic cylinders
  • Limit switches
  • Push buttons and control signals
  • Compressed-air distributors

How does the simulator work?

  1. Select elements from the library
  2. Place components on the workspace
  3. Connect pressure and control lines
  4. Start the simulation
  5. Observe cylinder movements and states
  6. Analyse signal traces

The simulation is interactive and immediately shows the effects of switching states.

What results are displayed?

  • graphical circuit diagram
  • state of all components
  • animation of cylinder movements
  • state tables
  • signal and timing diagrams
  • display of control and pressure lines

Typical benefits

  • direct use in the browser
  • no installation required
  • ideal for education and training
  • fast understanding of pneumatic sequences
  • support for planning and troubleshooting

Technical notes

The simulation runs entirely in the browser. Blue lines represent compressed-air connections; orange dashed lines represent control signals.

Depending on the expansion stage, further pneumatic components and simulation functions can be added.

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