Can u give me some tips about programming?
I am fresher in this field. I jus want to know that how to implement the process in fbd programming.As example I want to program boiler process so how I can!
I'll be very thankful to you if u give some point about this.
I'll be very thankful to you if u give some point about this.
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Don't let the smoke out of the electronics. Don't let the steam out of the boiler. Don't believe anything you read on the internet.
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Hi, and welcome to this forum.
First I have to say: No one in this forum is willing to spoonfeed you. You have to learn by yourself. If you got stuck on some point or have a specific question, just ask.
When you ask a specific question, keep in mind we don't know you. We don't know the system you working on. We don't know the special requirements you have to master.
So please be precise.
In general the process of programming is like this:
- Take a overview about the machine you want to program.
For your boiler example this could be a temperature sensor, a gas burner and a gas valve.
- Think about what YOU would do in the place of the program.
For your boiler example:
Compare the temperature value with the target temperature. If the temperature is to high --> turn the gas valve to close a bit. If the temperature is to low --> turn the gas valve to open a bit.
- Now turn this into a program.
- Test every aspect of your program.
For your boiler example I would test like this:
Check the temperature value displayed in online test. Is it plausible? Simulate the valve. Does it open / close? Simulate the temperature. Does the valve act like you want to?
First I have to say: No one in this forum is willing to spoonfeed you. You have to learn by yourself. If you got stuck on some point or have a specific question, just ask.
When you ask a specific question, keep in mind we don't know you. We don't know the system you working on. We don't know the special requirements you have to master.
So please be precise.
In general the process of programming is like this:
- Take a overview about the machine you want to program.
For your boiler example this could be a temperature sensor, a gas burner and a gas valve.
- Think about what YOU would do in the place of the program.
For your boiler example:
Compare the temperature value with the target temperature. If the temperature is to high --> turn the gas valve to close a bit. If the temperature is to low --> turn the gas valve to open a bit.
- Now turn this into a program.
- Test every aspect of your program.
For your boiler example I would test like this:
Check the temperature value displayed in online test. Is it plausible? Simulate the valve. Does it open / close? Simulate the temperature. Does the valve act like you want to?
You should really attend an ABB 800xA training class. Sounds like you need the T315C course which covers CBM programming and HMI configuration.
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