How can the same temperature measurement point have different temperatures under different control steps?
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In the reaction process of a reactor, there are several steps, and each step requires a different temperature. In such a case, how can the same temperature measurement point be used to maintain different temperatures across these various steps?
Program control can be used to set different target temperatures for the temperature measurement points, allowing adjustments at various stages. For example, in a manufacturing process, a temperature is set in the first step, and another temperature is set in the second step. By setting different target temperatures for various process steps, it is possible to control different temperatures. -
How do I set different steps? By time or something else?
It can be set according to the requirements of the actual manufacturing process; generally, it is set in the order of the steps, with the target temperature being adjusted based on the specific operations required for each step. -