Level Control Training Unit
(MPC107)
- Learning control engineering Fundamental.
- Understanding the latest industrial control engineering components: controller, transducer, actuator.
- Visualizing the operation and settings of modern multifunction digital controllers, for example: P, PI, and PID controllers.
- Investigating the disturbance and control response.
- Learning the Effect of different controller parameters on control stability and quality.
- Studying the properties of open and closed control loops.
- Understanding the processing of process variables using external equipment, such as a plotter or oscilloscope.
- Tank
- Stainless Steel
- Capacity: 15L
- Pump
- 3 stages
- Energy consumption:100W
- Max. speed: 70L/min
- Max. head:5.6m
- Level sensor pressure
- 0…100mba
- Solenoid proportional valve
- Kv: 1.1m3/h
- Controller
- Configurable as P, PI or PID controller
- Treat variables as analog signals:
- 0…10V
- Connect external recording devices (e.g., oscilloscope, current recorder) through the laboratory socket
- Supply
- 230V, 50Hz, single phas
- Level control training unit (MPC107)
- Hard copy user manual
- BEDO Software
A benchtop experimental unit that demonstrates control engineering experiments that allow learners understand and visualize different components of controlling like controllers, transducers, actuators. It contains level control with transparent tank, level measurement by pressure sensor, generation of disturbance variables by ball valve with scale in outlet, level-controlled tank with overflow and graduated scale, multi-functional digital industrial controller and control.
- Unit construction with components commonly used in industry.
- Digital controller with freely selectable parameters: P, I, D and all combinations.
- This test unit provides a comprehensive testing introduction to the fundamentals of control engineering using an example of level control.
- All components are arranged on a vertical panel, with the assistance of large-format flowcharts to enhance understanding.
- The pump delivers water from the sump into a transparent, level-controlled tank, serving as a reservoir.
- Level is measured by a pressure sensor installed at the bottom of the level control vessel.
- The controller used is the most advanced digital industrial controller.
- The control loop actuator is a solenoid proportional valve.
- A ball valve at the outlet allows the creation of definite noise variables.
- The control variable X and the modulating variable Y can be considered analog signals originating from the laboratory sockets. This enables the connection of external recording equipment, such as plotters or oscilloscopes.