BS4-PLC Flow Test Module for PLC

6.2.3.- INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL WITH PLC
FLOW TEST MODULE FOR PLC - BS4-PLC

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The "BS4-PLC" has been designed to study the flow measurement techniques and control with PLC.

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General Description

The "BS4-PLC" has been designed to study the flow measurement techniques and control with PLC. This unit is unit with two tanks assembled on a structure with a pumping system that allows pumping the water from the reservoir tank, through the measurement transducer system, to the main tank being able to vary the flow. One of the flow sensor output signals is conditioned to be connected to the PLC.

The flow can be controlled by a PLC managing the pumping system, depending on the values obtained by a flow sensor.

* Available PLC models of different manufacturers: PANASONIC, SIEMENS, OMRON, MITSUBISHI, ALLEN BRADLEY, etc.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. To measure the water volume produced by an underwater pump in the module using an optical flow sensor.
  2. To use a high-resolution optical flow sensor to measure low flow volumes.
  3. Pressure level sensor. To use a differential pressure sensor to measure the liquid level in one of the tanks.
  4. Differential pressure sensor. To measure the pressure-fall in themodule hole board system, as a necessary parameter todetermine volume.
  5. To measure the flow volume generated by the underwater pumpusing a flow meter of changeable area.
  6. To obtain the flow-volume value in the secondary tank using the Vnarrowing weir.
  7. Using the analog inputs and outputs of the PLC to read and write analog signals.
  8. Read the flow sensor signal with the PLC.
  9. Manual control of the actuator through the PLC.
  10. PID control of the flow value through the PLC.
  11. Observe the effects of the flow control to changes in the PID parameters.

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