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Lab Equipment - Flow
Control set up using PID controller ULP-25O & ULP-25T |
Flow
Control Setup Comprises of a Orifice with DPT to measure
flow Rate. The flow of water is controlled by Control
Valve with pneumatic actuator. I to P converter is
provided to control the actuator. Rotameter is provided
to measure actual flow rate. The system is mounted
on a table top model with all necessary piping.
The electronic panel comprises of ADC/DAC card with RS-232
interfaces is provided for interface the system with
computer.
Software is provided for experimentation, Control action
like PD, PI, PID can be conducted. Online data acquisition,
trend plot are the salient feature of the system. Off
line analysis, Printing of data graph can be done easily.
The software is compatible with windows XP operating
system. Detail Manual will be provided to conduct experiment. |
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| SPECIFICATION |
Flow
Sensor
Water Circulation
Source Tank
Control Valve
Actuator
I to P Converter
PC Interface card
Power Supply
Pressure Gauges
Manual Bypass valve
Flow Measurement
Mounting
Controller
Accessories (Optional) |
: (a)
Orifice with DPT (ULP-25O).
(b) Turbine type flow Meter (Paddle
Wheel) (ULP-25T)
: FHP Pump with
necessary piping (Flexible type)
: SS Tank of capacity
20 lt (approximately)
: 1/2” Globe
valve (Linear) 15mm Stem travel.
: Diagram type Pneumatic
Actuator input 3 to 15 PSI
: Input 4-20mA output
3-15 PSI supply air pressure upto
60 PSI.
: 16 Bit ADC (8 Ch)
with 12 Bit DCA interface withPC through
RS232 USB Port.
: 230V 50 Hz
: Bourdon Pressure
gauge.
0-100PSI-1 No, 0-30PSI- 1 No
: Needle valve (1/2”)
for Manual Bypass.
: Rotameter (1500
LPH), Digital Indicator(Optional)
: Mounted on a powder
coated metal frame
(appi : 650x500x750
LxBxH)
: PC based dedicated
PID software to control the process,
control.
Action P, PI, PID, Trend plot with
online and off line analysis.
Printing and analysis.
: - Digital Flow Indicator
with Retransmission output
- Air Compressor
- Personal computer with latest features. |
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