6.4.3 Overview of external control parameters
Correction limitation
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External control consists of a master controller (external controller) and
n
a slave controller (internal controller). The temperature of the consumer
to be temperature controlled is also required. In general this is deter-
mined with an external "Pt100 sensor".
The master controller compares the set temperature with the external
n
temperature (consumer temperature) and, from these temperatures,
calculates the set temperature (set_internal) for the slave controller
(internal controller).
The slave controller compares the set temperature (set_internal) with
n
the outflow temperature and calculates the actuating signal, i.e. the
measurement used for heating or cooling.
Table 31: The following control parameters can be adapted on the master
controller (external controller):
Characteristics
Kpe
Tne
Tve
Tde
Prop_E
Table 32: The following control parameters can be adapted on the slave
controller (internal controller):
Characteristics
Xpf
If Tv manual/auto is set to auto , Tv and Tde cannot be modified. In
this case, they are derived with fixed factors of Tne.
The temperature limits Tih and Til also have an effect on the
control.
If a temperature jump is specified via set temperature T
set an outflow temperature which is considerably higher (e.g. 50 K, possible
problem with enamel reactors) than the temperature T
external application. Therefore, there is a correction limitation that specifies
the maximum permitted deviation between the temperature at the outflow
T
and the temperature in the external consumer T
int
1.
Press the [Enter key] to open the menu.
2.
Select the menu items Setup Control Correction limit..
An entry window opens for the numerical value.
Integral process thermostats with flow control unit
Designation
Amplification factor
Adjustment time
Hold-back time
Attenuation time
Proportional range
Designation
Proportional range
set
ext
.
ext
Unit
-
s
s
s
K
Unit
K
, the control may
required in the
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