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What is the relationship between ITCC, 3500, and Tricon?

2016-05-18View Original

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What is the relationship between ITCC, 3500, and Tricon? I have used both the monitoring system for 3500 units and Tricon’s SIS; ITCC is a comprehensive control system for compressors, so does it include online monitoring of compressor units as well as system interlocks? Please share your insights!
Reply #22016-05-18
Yes, the ITCC you mentioned is included; the unit we use features SHENGU’s ITCC system, with 3500 and Tricon being part of it as well. It’s an independent control system, and the HMI interface uses Intouch
Reply #32016-05-18
Can 3500 be used directly to control the compressor interlocks and anti-surge functions, without the need for Tricon?
Reply #42016-05-18
3500 is only used for monitoring the shaft vibration, displacement, speed, etc. of the unit; for interlocks of other compressors as well as anti-surge control, Tricon and Intouch are still required
Reply #52016-05-18
3500 is generally used to monitor the displacement and vibration of the unit
Reply #62016-05-19
Has anyone used 3500 online monitoring together with GE’s Fanuc safety protection and anti-surge control?
Reply #72018-08-02
Is this how it is applied in your company’s facilities?

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