Automation Devices Design

The course is a substitute for:

Automation Devices Design (XE35NAZ)

Lecturer:

Tutor:

Supervisor:

Department of Control Engineering

Synopsis:

Subject is closing control systems design in industrial technology. The course is the extension of the preceding course on „Control Systems Design“ (35RS). NAZ deals with automation devices requirements in various branches and refers to specific differences of the various branches. The aim of the course is to specify user's requirements for automation devices in the points as HW and SW structure include a way how satisfy these requirements.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Classes of automatic devices. Basic characteristic feature

2. Process technology control. Processing and alarming I/O channels

3. Controlled process visualisation. Role of service in control room

4. Control algorithm design of close or free programmable systems

5. Control of large technologies, distributed control systems

6. Control algorithms simulation, design of training machine for dangerous technology

7. Control systems reliability, „fault tolerant“ systems

8. Professional means for control systems realisation

9. Computer network data transmition

10. Automatic devices in mining and metalurgy factory

11. Automatic devices in engineering industry. Machine tools control

12. Automatic devices in chemical and paper factory

13. Automatic devices in heat and power factory

14. Social and economic aspects of automatic devices design

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Laboratory working rules. Introduce to the professional control system

2. Control algorithm design for various models of technology

3. Data sharing between control algorithms and application on the local computer

4. Exkursion in the cement-works

5. Data sharing between control algorithms and application on the far computer

6. Complex technology control including visualisation of contlolled process

7. Exkursion in the mining factory

8. Control room modelling.Connections PLC´s with technology Master-Slave PLC nets

9. Messages transmition through nets of PLC. Nets members synchronisation

10. Excursion in the chemical industry

11. Complex control of technology model from Master controller

12. Excursion in the water-tower

13. PLC controlled technology connection with program visualisation

14. Giving back laboratory reports. Evaluation

Study Objective:

Study materials:

[1] P. T. Wards, S. J. Mellor: Structured Development for Real-Time Systems,

Prentice Hall 1985

[2] Integration Definition for Function Modeling (IDEFO), 1993, Federal

Information Standard 183, www.idef.com

[3] VxWorks Programmer´s Guide, WindRiver 1999

[4] www.dce.felk.cvut.cz/naz

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: