12/16/2014 9:48 AM | |
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Import of a Technical Question of the User beckauri
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12/16/2014 11:59 AM | |
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Hi. The picture might be helpful. May we see it please. w |
12/16/2014 12:37 PM | |
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Hello , The system you asking about is known as "temperature system with active heating and active cooling".If you CPU is S7-300/400,you have variety of control functions available in TIA V13(PID professional).But in general, you need a continuous input as PV--->PID Regulator-->LMN from -100 ~100-->Pulse generaor with a suitable Ratio_FAC-->(Q_POS,Q_NEG).
For S7-1200,I guess you may have all details you need packed in PID Compact. I hope this helps, Hamid Hosseini |
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12/16/2014 2:00 PM |
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Mr. Hamid, You have much knowledge in the field and any contribution you make is golden. For students (like beckauri), a project like this could be overwhelming. To work through all the possible information can be difficult without guidance. Please, Mr Hamid, be so kind as to direct beckauri as to where to start looking for his answers. I hope I speak for beckaur when saying.. Thank you very much for your valued attention. Sincere greetings. w |
12/16/2014 3:44 PM | |
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If you are suggesting the right answer is to use a PLC, I might suggest otherwise. Where I work, we use a device(manufacturer's companyname is also a compass direction) that seems global since we see various versions of these temperature controllers in equipment from all over the world. It has the ability to use a PID, has learn mode, adjustable setpoints, and in a package the size of a similar to a standard IECcontactor. If you must use a PLC, you can implement your own PID control (google PID so you can learn the needed control theory) or use one built into the PLC. There are a large number of ways to implement the solution, and if you have a PLC and a burning desire, just be sure and look up uses for an SSR in a heating circuit. Since this is supposed to be a learning opportunity, I will simply say, take a look in the FAQs for example projects, at least one of which is probably very close to what you need. If you cannot find the FAQs, google "site:siemens.com Siemens FAQs" and see what you find. |
Last edited by: huggy_d1 at: 12/16/2014 3:50 PMfixed quoting. science guy |
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