Make a diagram. MIXING PROBLEM CONDITIONS:1.)When start P.B (10.0) is pressed, Pump Motor No. 1 (Q0.0) is ON.When start P.B (10.1) is pressed Pump Motor No. 2 (Q0.1) is ON, and Pump Motor No. 12.)is OFF.3.) When the liquid in the tank rises and high level sensor (10.4) is switch ON, Pump Number1 and 2 are OFF.4.) At the same time mixer motor (Q0.2) and steam valve (Q0.3) are ON.5.) After mixing and Heating the liquid, press Drain P.B. (10.3) the mixer motor and the steamvalve are OFF.6.) At the same time, Drain valve (Q0.4) and Drain Pump (Q0.5) are ON, and the liquid isdrain.7.) When the liquid is drain until low level sensor (10.5) is closed, drain valve and drain pumpare OFF.8.) Normally closed push button (I0.2) will serve as emergency stop push buttons that willshutdown the system at any stage of the process.Pump 1Pump 2Q0.0Q0.1Miser MoterHigh LevelSeaserQ0.2Control Station10.4Sieam VaheStartLe LevelSeserStop d.0.1Drain PunDraia Vahe90.4

Here the diagram given is as follows For the motor and pump time on delay and the level sensor are…

MIXING PROBLEM CONDITIONS: 1.) When start P.B (10.0) is pressed, Pump Motor No. 1 (Q0.0) is ON. 2.) When start P.B (10.1) is pressed Pump Motor No. 2 (Q0.1) is ON, and Pump Motor No. 1 is OFF. 3.) When the liquid in the tank rises and high level sensor (10.4) is switch ON, Pump Number 1 and 2 are OFF. 4.) At the same time mixer motor (Q0.2) and steam valve (Q0.3) are ON. 5.) After mixing and Heating the liquid , press Drain P.B. (10.3) the mixer motor and the steam valve are OFF,

MIXING PROBLEM CONDITIONS: 1.) When start P.B (10.0) is pressed, Pump Motor No. 1 (Q0.0) is ON. 2.) When start P.B (10.1) is pressed Pump Motor No. 2 (Q0.1) is ON, and Pump Motor No. 1 is OFF. 3.) When the liquid in the tank rises and high level sensor (10.4) is switch ON, Pump Number 1 and 2 are OFF. 4.) At the same time mixer motor (Q0.2) and steam valve (Q0.3) are ON. 5.) After mixing and Heating the liquid , press Drain P.B. (10.3) the mixer motor and the steam valve are OFF,

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