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Hello, Wonderware InTouch Users. In the series Tank Filling
of Wonderware programming tutorials we have Example With
crafted another tutorial for you all. In this Complete Script
tutorial we will discuss the infamous tank filling Wonderware
example. Unlike other tank filling examples this Programming –

Orientation
has many additional features.
Function
Wonderware Script
Various features included in this tank filling
Example
example are – use of three tanks each with a
Wonderware
valve and pipe combination. As there are more
Tagname Problem
tanks and pipes, consequently, there is more
– Exceeded
wonderware programming. We would now
Dictionary Limit of
discuss the process to make tank filling
Tags Problem
example in wonderware intouch application Solved
using wonderware script. In order to grasp the Detailed
example more easily please follow steps given Explanation Of
below. Each Wonderware
InTouch Function –
With Examples
Step to make Tank Filling Example Recommended

using Wonderware Progarmming Articles
Script –
Wonde
rware
Step 1 – Draw the layout of the components
InTouch
Installa
The basic layout of the components used in the
tion With Symbol
example is shown in the picture below. Make
Factory
the layout shown below using components Wonde

available in the symbol factory. rware
Progra
mming
Script – Crane
Working
Mechanism
Wonde
rware
Progra
mming
Layout – A Step-By-Step
Learning Guide
Step 2 – Give the tagnames to the

Fault
components in the tank filling example
Detecti
on In
We already know the importance of tagnames
Overhe
In wonderware programming. In regard of this,
ad Transmission
our next step is to provide tagnames to the
Lines –
components used.
Wonderware
Intouch SCADA
Project Help
InTouch
Wonde
rware
– Your
The various tagnames that we have chosen are
Industrial
as follows (in order – top to bottom) – Refer Automation Friend
picture above.
Valve (v)
Tank (t1)
Valve (v1)
Pipe (p1) –Right angle pipe
Pipe (p2)
Right angle pipe – Pipe (p3)
Valve (v2)
Tank (t2)
Valve (v3)
Pipe (p4)
Pipe (p5) – Right angle pipe
Tank (t3)
If you want to know about tagnames in

wonderware programming please visit –
Wonderware Tagnames.
Step 3 – Wonderware programming Script
This is the most important step. Moreover, this

step is the main aim of this article. Here we will
write the script required for the task. But, firstly
we should discuss what the task is.
The task for this tank filling example is as

follows. In this example we would –
Switch on the valve v.

Fill the tank t1 when v gets on.
Turn on valve v1 when t1 is full.
Start flow in pipe p1 and p2 when v1 turned

on.
Start flow in p3 when p2 full.
Turn on valve v2 when p3 is full.
Fill the tank t2 when v2 gets on.
Turn on valve v3 when t2 is full.
Start flow in p4 and p5 when v3 is on.
Start filling tank t3 when p5 is full.
So, above is the sequence of tasks which we

need to accomplish. In regard of this, we would
now write the wonderware script required for
the above tank filling exercise.
Wonderware script for the On Show –
v=0;
t1=0;
v1=0;
p1=0;
p2=0;
p3=0;
v2=0;
t2=0;
v3=0;
p4=0;
p5=0;
t3=0;
On show scipt
Wonderware Script for the While showing –
IF t1==0 THEN v=1;ENDIF;
IF v==1 AND t1<=100 THEN t1=t1+1;ENDIF;
IF t1>=100 THEN v1=1; ENDIF;
IF v1==1 AND p1<=100 THEN

p1=p1+1;ENDIF;
IF p1>=100 THEN p2=p2+1;ENDIF;
IF p3>=100 THEN v2=1;ENDIF;
IF v2==1 THEN t2=t2+1;ENDIF;
IF t2>=100 THEN v3=1;ENDIF;
IF v3==1 THEN p4=p4+1;ENDIF;
IF p5>=100 THEN t3=t3+1;ENDIF;
While showing script
For those who don’t know what ‘On show’ and

‘While Showing’ is – Visit Wonderware script
Example.
Step 4 – Run the Tank Filling Example
Now, we have written the wonderware

programming script for the tank filling example.
In this step, we will run the project made in the
runtime window. Let’s see how our completed

example looks like.
Picture while runtime
00:00 01:38
To know more about wonderware

programming you can visit these related
tutorials.
Wonderware Programming Tutorial – 1
Wonderware Programming Tutorial – 2
To see the complete making of this tutorial visit

– Wonderware Programming Example at
YouTube.
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Mohammad Anas says:

December 10, 2017 at 12:39 pm
This is a wonderful example.
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admin says:
December 10, 2017 at 6:10 pm
Thank you very much Anas for that.
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example. Unlike other tank filling examples this Programming –

Step to make Tank Filling Example Recommended

the layout shown below using components Wonde

Step 2 – Give the tagnames to the

If you want to know about tagnames in

Step 3 – Wonderware programming Script

This is the most important step. Moreover, this

The task for this tank filling example is as

Switch on the valve v.

Start flow in pipe p1 and p2 when v1 turned

So, above is the sequence of tasks which we

Wonderware script for the On Show –

Wonderware Script for the While showing –

IF t1==0 THEN v=1;ENDIF;

IF v==1 AND t1<=100 THEN t1=t1+1;ENDIF;

IF t1>=100 THEN v1=1; ENDIF;

IF v1==1 AND p1<=100 THEN

IF p1>=100 THEN p2=p2+1;ENDIF;

IF p2>=100 THEN p3=p3+1;ENDIF;

IF p3>=100 THEN v2=1;ENDIF;

IF v2==1 THEN t2=t2+1;ENDIF;

IF t2>=100 THEN v3=1;ENDIF;

IF v3==1 THEN p4=p4+1;ENDIF;

IF p4>=100 THEN p5=p5+1;ENDIF;

IF p5>=100 THEN t3=t3+1;ENDIF;

While showing script

For those who don’t know what ‘On show’ and

Step 4 – Run the Tank Filling Example

Now, we have written the wonderware

runtime window. Let’s see how our completed

Picture while runtime

To know more about wonderware

Wonderware Programming Tutorial – 1

Wonderware Programming Tutorial – 2

To see the complete making of this tutorial visit

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This is a wonderful example.

Thank you very much Anas for that.

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