Electric Actuator Technology Section: Hardwired Control DIGITAL
1st edition 2015, 131 pages
An experiment manual particularly geared towards practical implementation, designed primarily for use with the learning boards available from Christiani, but also suitable for experiments with conventional set-up (perforated plate or switch cabinet).
The experiment manual for Electric Actuator Technology Section: Hardwired Control can be used in the school laboratory or in the company training workshop. From the basic characteristics of the components (e.g. contactors, time relays, circuit breakers), the instructions lead through simple to complex tasks with extensive circuits.
The application of the knowledge is practiced with many practical exercises, which are supported by guiding text questions. Finally, a complex project task is worked on. Numerous explanations and cross-references in the margins promote working with additional tables and reference books. As in our table and specialist books, this continuous margin column contains further important notes that contribute to safe and successful experimentation. The instructor part/teacher part: This part contains all relevant instructions and solutions for the exercises. This separation makes particularly much sense in this case, since voltages above 50 V are being worked with. Constant supervision and control during these first steps in dealing with single-phase and three-phase mains voltage circuits is essential.
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- The contactor tip operation and latching
- Protective devices in the main and control circuit
- Time functions
- Safety of control systems
- Sequential circuits
- Reversing circuit
- Star-delta starting circuit
- Dahlander circuit
- Capacitor motor
- Project tasks gate drive