What are the configurations and wiring requirements for the newly added control valve?
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Hello, experts. I work in process operations. Recently, during the renovation of our installation, we added a pressure control valve; in other words, we installed a pressure sensor at that point as well as a control valve I have a question to ask: what steps need to be taken to ensure that the newly added valves are displayed on the DCS and become operational? Thank you!
First of all, bro, you want to know too much. If you understand this, then we instrument technicians won’t lose our jobs； Since you’re interested in learning, let me explain. First, configure the pressure AI points and the AO control valve points; then configure the controller algorithms, followed by setting up the graphical interface. After that, compile, download, and deploy the system. The configuration process varies slightly depending on the brand of DCS, but the overall process is similar in most cases. After configuration, find the corresponding free slot in the cabinet, connect the wires there, and it’s done.
First of all, bro, you want to know too much. If you understand this, then we instrument technicians won’t lose our jobs； Since you’re interested in learning, let me explain. First, configure the pressure AI points and the AO control valve points; then configure the controller algorithms, followed by setting up the graphical interface. After that, compile, download, and deploy the system. The configuration process varies slightly depending on the brand of DCS, but the overall process is similar in most cases. After configuration, find the corresponding free slot in the cabinet, connect the wires there, and it’s done.
Thank you for your guidance. I don’t dare take away your job; I just want to know that, actually, my interest lies more in instrumentation than in manufacturing processes
It is only necessary to connect the pressure signal to the DCS; all other operations are carried out on the DCS.
To be honest, I switched from the manufacturing field to working with instruments; it can’t hurt to learn more
To be honest, I switched from the manufacturing field to working with instruments; it can’t hurt to learn more
If you want to learn *, watch the instrument control personnel do it. Someone upstairs has already said it, so I won’t repeat it.
The people in charge of instrument automation just need to carry out the configuration