i dont have an emc solution
i dont have a solution specific to your machine
but we used a system and a plc that may be an idea

(we integrated a load of toolchangers from different companies to 
Heidenhain and Fanuc controls)

1st we used a pressure sensor for the entire system,
  we didnt attempt tool change if pressure was low
  this idea can be used on the line where

"""the electrovalve keeps blowing until I turn off """

valves can be used to isolate the line in question and test for backpressure

and for the good/bad clamp issue
we had a solenoid with a line and another pressure sensor
it fed a tiny hole on the clamping surface
IF the tool seated well, it would stop air flow after a short ( 100mS ) 
time , pressure would rise
IF the tool was NOTSEATED the code could try again a few times before 
aborting and signalling, pressure would NOT rise
IF the tool was NOT UNCLAMPED we could also try to re-release in the PLC

by using 'backpressure' we could evaluate the seating/releasing of the tool

HTH
tom tjtr33

On 11/25/16 02:28, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
> Hello to all.
>
> I have a little problem (I hope it's a little one) with the claping on the
> turret of the Mazak QT20.
>
> The clamping works with a hydropneumatic system and by looking at it, it
> has some amplificators of force on the back of the charriot.
>
> The problem is, the turret won't unclamp sometimes, and if it does it takes
> a little while. Then when it clamps again sometimes I can see it's not a
> soft and natural clamping. We checked and replaced the o-rings on the
> turrent side, and I checked the electrovalves on the back. The valves
> seemed to be a little sticky on the return stroke but I cleaned and
> lubricate them and by hand the worked ok. I don't know if that could cause
> the erratic problem.
>
> Another thing that happens when the turret doesn't want to unclamp, is that
> the air relief on the electrovalve keeps blowing until I turn off the
> machine or until I press the clamp button again. (When this happens the
> turret doesn't even want to unclamp).
>
> I can't find any docs about the circuit, and I don't have schematics about
> the hydropneumatic circuit on the manuals I have. So I came to the only
> place I know I will have the best answers :)
>
> Thank as always!
>
>


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