Precipitator Optimization System User Manual - Neundorfer, Inc.

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Precipitator Optimization System 7 User Manual Precipitator Tab Precipitator tab The precipitator tab displays a 3D bar graph layout of the precipitator voltage controls showing each T/R set. The bars represent the current operating level of each TR set based on the percent of the secondary current limit. The ordering and positioning of the bars in the display are dependent on the lane and field information provided from the C:\VTS\POS\Points.mdb file. The graph can be rotated using the arrows on the upper right corner of the window. Copyright © 2007 Neundorfer, Incorporated Specifications and Features subject to change without notice 08/01/07 76
Precipitator Optimization System 7 User Manual Program Tab Program Tab The program tab is where start up and shut down programs are created and edited. The Select Program area is where users can choose which program to edit via the drop list. Click the New button to create a new program. POS will walk you through creating a new program use the programming wizard. The Program Type radio buttons are used to select the program type as either start up or shut down. The MVC Control area is where users select the voltage control parameter to adjust during the start up or shut down program. The options are secondary voltage and conduction angle. The Analog Control area is where users select the analog value to control the advancement through the start up or shut down program. The drop list contains all of the analog inputs configured within the POS application. The Precipitator Opacity and Precipitator Load items on the drop list are the values used within the POS precipitator point. These values are used within POS for other load and opacity controlled functions. The other load and opacity items on the drop list are the raw analog values coming into POS. The Increase and Decrease radio buttons configure the start up shut down program to look for an analog value that is going up or going down. The Deadband entry is used to create a range around the analog value in which the program will not move forward or backwards through the program. This will prevent the program from bouncing into and out of a step because of small fluctuations in the analog value. The Digital Control area is where users can configure digital inputs for use in the start up shut down programs. The inputs can be used with or with out an analog value. If they are used with an analog value then the digital inputs will take higher priority. The Enable input allows the Copyright © 2007 Neundorfer, Incorporated Specifications and Features subject to change without notice 08/01/07 77
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