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Description
AeroSpec's UL listed
Controls Department is capable of designing systems for
the harshest environments. The control system
hardware comprises a purged main control panel, a purged
pneumatic solenoid enclosure, purged servomotors and a
purged operator interface enclosure.
The electrical hardware is rated for a Class II,
Division 2 hazardous location and “UL” listed or
recognized, wherever possible, to meet “UL”
compliance and to ensure the selection of quality,
tested electrical components.
Selected electrical components will be standard
off-the-self components where ever possible, to ensure
technical support, maintenance, and replacement
availability. Backed by AeroSpec's reputation and
24 Hour, 7 Day warranty, you can feel confident that
hazardous material handling will be reliable and safe.
Details
The
purged NEMA 4 operator interface panel, located on your
machine provides convenient access to the system
controls.
The operator panel typically includes the
following pushbuttons and indicators: power on,
emergency stop, reset, start/stop, auto/manual mode
select, step machine, and fault indication light.
A text display provides set point modification
and fault messages.
The
main control panel will typically contain a 10-slot rack, a rack power supply, all
control circuit breakers and fuses, control relays,
intrinsic barriers and terminals. A wall mounted NEMA 4 control enclosure with a door-mounted rotary
disconnect houses the controls hardware. The control panel mounts to the side of the machine.
All field device wiring terminates to terminals
in this panel.
Emergency Stop buttons, incorporated into the
Control Panel door and the operator interface, remove
control power from motion causing devices.
The purged main control panel will be designed
and fabricated to comply with Underwriter’s
Laboratories and NEC specifications.
A
purged NEMA 4 pneumatic panel normally houses the
solenoid valves and an electrically operated air dump.
All pneumatic tubing exits the pneumatic panel
through bulkhead connections in the bottom of the panel.
The shut-off, filter and regulator, protected by
a Plexiglas cover, mount to the machine base.
A ˝” Q.D. connector provides a system air
hookup point.
Features
- All enclosure hardware Class
II, Division 2 hazardous location UL Compliant
- Follows National Electric
Code to ensure safety
- Intrinsically safe wiring
near hazardous surfaces
- Uses standard off-the-shelf
components for easy maintenance
- Allen Bradley PLC
controlling the machine and Operator interface
- Ladder logic control
software created using RSLogix programming software and
written in a modular form
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