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Media > Software > Multimedia training programs/WBTs
6 All training programs on data storage medium or as a WBT version, also for installation on networks and learning management systems – with as many licenses as you need.
Media > Software > Multimedia training programs/WBTs
Programmable logic controllers play Contents: The LOGO! training program provides From the contents:
a central role in automation. These – Programmable logic controllers an introduction to logic functions, – Basic technical functions (AND &
devices are used to control machines – Project organization beginning with AND & OR functions OR function, memory function,
and systems. – Programming languages in and processes, which are shown in timer function, counter function)
accordance with IEC 61131 function tables. These are followed – Digital minicontrollers
The program of a programmable – Link-orientated programming by other basic control functions, (differentiation between open- and
logic controller can be flexibly adap- languages such as memory, timer, and counter closed-loop control)
ted for any task. Various program- – Sequential function chart functions. The next part of the course – Control components
ming languages, which are all based – Structured text begins by covering the basics of – Positioning with digital mini-
on the IEC 61131 international stan- – Sequence programming project open- and closed-loop control controllers
dard, are available for creating the circuits and exploring the elements – Design and function of a mini-
control program in conformance with The training program provides of a controller. Finally concluding controller
standards. beginners with an ideal introduction with a detailed focus on the features – Cyclical program processing
to IEC-compliant programming. and applications of mini-controllers. – Areas of application
This training program allows users – Programming languages
to get to grips with function charts, In addition to trainees, pupils and
ladder diagrams, instruction lists, students, it also appeals to skilled E.g. single license with CD-ROM/DVD
sequential function charts and struc- workers, technicians and engineers Online de/en/es/fr/zh
tured texts in five programming lan- who have previously only program- Order no. 540941
guages. Through the use of various med in IL, LDR or FCH. The higher, Network de/en/es/fr/zh
practice-related examples, the pro- IEC-compliant languages provide a Order no. 540943
gramming languages are presented range of benefits to be discovered
step by step. and used.
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Media > Software > Multimedia training programs/WBTs
8 All training programs on data storage medium or as a WBT version, also for installation on networks and learning management systems – with as many licenses as you need.
Media > Software > Multimedia training programs/WBTs
The training program uses practi- From the contents: GRAFCET – The new specification From the contents:
cal examples to show the difference – Differences between open- and language for sequential function – Definitions
between open- and closed-loop con- closed-loop control (characteristics charts – Advantages of GRAFCET
trol in automation. Easy-to-under- of controllers, characteristics of re- – Differentiation from PLC
stand tasks are used first to examine gulators Good documentation is a prerequi- programming language
the overall process of a simple func- – DIN 19226 site for the quick construction and – Configuring a GRAFCET
tioning system. Later sections then – Signal types smooth commissioning of a sys- – Graphical representation of the
look at different types of controllers, – Differences between types of tem. As a result, products reach language elements
the different ways in which signals control customers quicker. Furthermore, the – Graphical representation of the
are represented and processed and – Signal processing (synchronous sequence description is an impor- sequential structures
the ways in which programs are im- control, controlling links, asynchro- tant tool for quickly and accurately – Structuring of GRAFCETS
plemented. nous control, process control) locating and eliminating errors and – Case studies
– Types of control (regulating to fixed thus reduces production downtimes. – Exercises
values, tracking values) GRAFCET can describe what the func- – Glossary
– Regulators (P, I and D controllers, tion chart has previously been unab-
combined controllers such as PI or le to represent. E.g. single license with CD-ROM/DVD
PID controllers) Online de/en/es/fr/zh
It introduces the new standard Order no. 557688
E.g. single license with CD-ROM/DVD step by step, with the aid of practice- Network de/en/es/fr/zh
Online de/en/es/fr/zh related examples. Order no. 557689
Order no. 540947
Network de/en/es/fr/zh
Order no. 540949
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Media > Software > Measuring/Open-loop control/Closed-loop control with FluidLab® PA
Using FluidLab® PA step by step to Menu: 2-point controller EasyPort for level, flow rate, pressure To carry out the tests, different hard-
teach and demonstrate the funda- Typical applications are level and or temperature control with: ware variants with additional compo-
mentals of control technology. The temperature controlled systems. – PID cascade controller for the nents are required:
EasyPort is used to connect the PC – level and flow rate control circuits – MPS® PA Compact Workstation
and real hardware, e.g. the EduKit Menu: Continuous regulation with disturbance variable forwar- – MPS® PA Reactor Station
PA, the MPS® PA compact worksta- Experimentation, configuration and ding for a constant final control
tion or the MPS® PA filtration station, optimization of the control proces- element FluidLab® PA for MPS® PA stations is
mixing, reactor, filling. ses (P, PI, PD or PID controller) with – PID ratio controller for two flow ra- included.
immediate effect in the process. Con- te control circuits and a constant
Settings trolled systems can be operated via final control element Single license on CD-ROM de/en/es/fr
Parametrization of sensor values mouse click. Trouble-free documen- – PID limiting controller for flow rate Order no. 8026834
with factor and offset to represent tation of the control parameter is and pressure control circuits and a
the physical quantities as well as si- possible. The measured values and constant final control element
gnal attenuation per median filter curve profiles can be documented – PID controller with disturbance
for the analog input signals. Display comprehensively. The block diagram variable forwarding for pressure
of the physical value in the variable can be displayed as a function me- control with flow rate disturbance
units field. Other possible settings nu for all continuous controllers with variable by means of a proportio-
are the inversion of the controller current numerical values. nal valve
direction, Y offset in the continuous – PID controller with disturbance va-
rules and the selection of the simu- Industrial controller functions riable forwarding for temperature
lation mode. System operation like in a process control with non-constant heating/
control system. It is possible to spe- cooling final control element
Menu: Measurement cify nominal values, display warning – PID selecting controller for tempe-
All binary and analog process da- limits and switch the controller bet- rature control with non-constant
ta, for example the signal statuses ween manual and automatic. heating final control element
of the sensors, process fittings and – Detailed process visualization with
pump, can be displayed graphically Simulation manual control components for
and evaluated directly. To record the A simulated process model illustra- controlling the actuators
sensor characteristic and determi- tes the sequence identically to the
ning a step response, functions are operation of the real hardware.
available such as selection of measu-
ring channels, adjusting the test FluidLab® PA for MPS® PA stations
time or cursor evaluation with zoom is included.
function.
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Menu: Characteristic curve Order no. 544304
The characteristics of a final control 8+1 Multiple license on CD-ROM
element (e.g. pump or proportional de/en/es/fr/sv
valve) is investigated in various per- Order no. 567139
spectives (voltage for flow, flow for
pressure, pressure for voltage).
FluidLab® PA process
Getting started in process
engineering
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Media > Software > Interface EasyPort
EasyPort USB
Interface for measuring, open-loop control, closed-loop control
Interface:
EasyPort USB
Real training equipment – Simulation box, – Simulation box, – Simulation box, – Any PLC
digital/analog digital/analog digital/analog – Simulation box, digital
– MPS® PA – MPS® PA – MPS® PA – EduTrainer®
– TP 210 – MPS® – TP 210
– TP 610 – TP 301 – TP 610 Recommendation:
The Codesys® starter kit
EasyPort USB is the PC EasyPort USB is the PC EasyPort USB is the with CECC-LK and EasyPort
interface for receiving interface to control actual PC interface to control USB contains everything
analog measurements and processes or simulations an actual closed-loop that is needed to start on
digital signals. on a PC via an actual PLC. controlled system. the subject of control ➔
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Measurement data logged Actual process, controlled Closed-loop controlled
via: via: system, controlled via: Simulated process,
– FluidLab®-PA – S7-PLCSIM – FluidLab®-PA displayed via:
– FluidLab®-P – FluidSIM® – FluidLab®-P – CIROS®
– FluidLab®-H – Codesys® from version 2.0 – FluidSIM®
– EasyVeep®
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Media > Courseware > Process automation
Process automation
Workbooks
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Media > Courseware > EDS® – Environmental Discovery System
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Media > Courseware > EDS® – Environmental Discovery System
Monitoring, controlling and Energy optimization in water and Membrane Filtration Sand filtration
optimizing operations wastewater treatment plants After having worked through the After having worked through the
After having worked through the After having worked through the exercises in the “Membrane filtrati- exercises in the “Sand filtration”
exercises in the “Monitoring, cont- exercises in the “Energy optimiza- on” workbook, learners will be ab- workbook, learners will be able to:
rolling and optimizing operations” tion in water and wastewater treat- le to: – Explain how rapid sand filtration
workbook, learners will be able to: ment plants” workbook, learners will – Describe the operating modes of works
– Control the level using a two-point be able to: membrane filtration and backwa- – Understand the relationship
controller and a linear controller – Recognize the difference in energy shing processes between the feed to the filter and
– Control the flow rate using a consumption between a free and – Understand the fundamental prin- the filtrate rate
proportional-integral controller narrow piping system ciples of various membrane tech- – Differentiate between dry and wet
– Understand the features of diffe- – Identify potential for energy niques filtration
rent controller types and reliably savings and energy conversion in – Describe differences between the – Explain how deep bed filtration
implement the controllers water and wastewater treatment cross-flow and dead-end filtration works
– Identify the impacts of different plants – Check the functionality of the mem- – Explain how backwashing has to be
controller settings on energy – Compare different control strate- brane via pneumatic actuation and carried out and the steps involved
consumption gies with regard to their energy monitoring – Optimize the backwashing process
– Find the best control strategy for requirements in order to optimize – Identify and understand the relati- for different sand beds
ventilation the efficiency of plant components onship between trans-membrane
– Calculate the costs of different con- pressure and filtering efficiency Peter Maurer, Yvonne Salazar, Thomas
M. Groß, Y. Salazar, T. Schwab, trol strategies Schwab, Zaheer Ahmed Shariff
J. Strittmatter – Implement energy management Kevin Treffry-Goatley, Christian Wehlers, Edition 2015, ca. 84 pages, color,
Edition 2014, 110 pages, color, in folder. processes and methods Peter Maurer, Thomas Schwab, Zaheer in folder
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology
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MPS® PA – The Modular Production System
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > System description
The great thing about it is that all Learning software: Energy efficiency:
systems are compatible and sup- Supporting every stage of learning Today’s issues for tomorrow’s world
plement one another, and they are The ideal system for anyone focused Control engineering is not simply a
100% compatible with all other com- on processes and automation: How topic in a list of learning objectives in
ponents of the modular production does a filling system for lemonade automation technology. Without con-
system. work? And what needs to be taken trol, there is no chance of increasing
into account when designing and efficiency, no chance of preventing
– Start with the EduKit PA constructing this kind of system? energy from being wasted and no
– Set complex exercises with the sustainability.
MPS® PA Compact Workstation These and other questions in the
– Enjoy the variability of the MPS® area of process automation are This is why the MPS® PA includes
PA stations answered by the Basic principles of modern performance measurement
– Design sophisticated projects with process automation self-study pro- components. This enables energy
the PA 204 complete MPS® system gram. This could be used right at the efficiency to be clearly represen-
or a hybrid learning factory beginning of a series of courses and ted and put into an interdisciplinary
provides a motivating introduction context.
to the process industry in general
schools.
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > MPS® EduKit PA Project kits
EduKit PA
The introduction to process engineering and closed-loop control
Hot topic:
Energy efficiency
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > MPS® EduKit PA Project kits
EduKit PA Basic
Unpack and away you go
EduKit PA Basic 549822 Learning content for project work Presentation and documentation:
– Creating assembly instructions
The most important components at a glance: Planning a project: – Documenting measured values
1x Pump 170712 – Allocating tasks in teams – Graphical analysis
2x Tank, round 548596 – Creating a project plan with – Presenting project process
1x Flow meter 548604 different steps
– Mechanical assembly
– Electrical connection of pump to
24 V supply FI
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– System start-up
– Recording measured values with
changed valve position, changed As well as electrical pneumatic
voltage on the pump or different diagrams, you will also learn how
fill heights to understand and describe a
– Observation of level, pressure, and PI diagram.
flow, as well as time response
EduKit PA Advanced
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Possibilities of expansion:
2-way ball valve 549828
Float switch sensor, top 548597
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > MPS® PA Compact Workstation
Function
The four controlled systems in the
MPS® PA Compact Workstation can
each be operated individually.
Variants
The MPS® PA Compact Workstation is
available in a number of different
designs to suit the focus of your trai-
ning.
MPS PA Compact Workstation Basic Design C41025 Control variants of the Control Kit S15-C
MPS PA Compact-Workstation Process Instrumentation C41008 MPS® PA Compact Workstation – EduTrainer® Universal
MPS PA Compact Workstation Energy C41009 S7-1512C-1PN
Control Kit SimBox – 19” operator unit for
MPS PA® Compact Workstation Basic Design – Simulation box, digital/analog mounting frame
Scope of delivery: – 24 V DC power supply cable – IEC power cable 90°
Mechanical components: 2 reservoirs, pressure reservoir, plug-in tube system, – I/O data cable with SysLink – 2x I/O data cables with
filter regulating valve, mounting frame, profile plate connector (IEEE 488), crossover SysLink connectors to IEEE 488,
Sensors: 2 capacitive sensors, 2 float switches, ultrasound sensor, flow sensor, – Analog cable, crossover length 2.5 m
pressure sensor, temperature sensor PT100 Order no. C43016 – Analog cable, parallel, length 2 m
Actuators: pump, proportional directional control valve, 2-way ball valve with – Ethernet cable CAT6, crossed,
pneumatic quarter turn actuator and end-position sensing, double-acting, heating Control Kit PC3 length 6 m
Electrical components: I/O connection board with measuring transducer, motor controller, – FluidLab PA closed-loop, – Programming software STEP 7
I/O terminal, SysLink, 8I/8O, analog terminal, SysLink, 15-pin single license TIA portal, single license
Media: Technical documentation with workbook – EasyPort USB 19” Order no. C43032
– Connecting cable set, length 1 m
MPS PA® Compact Workstation Process Instrumentation – USB Ethernet Device Server Control Kit S12
Different scope of delivery to the basic design: – USB cable, screened, length 5 m – EduTrainer® Universal S7-1214C
Sensors: capacitive level measurement, two-rod probe for continuous level measurement, Order no. C43028 – 19” operator unit for mounting
magnetic-inductive flow meter with evaluation unit, on-site indicator and HART frame
interface, pressure sensor, configurable with on-site indicator, temperature sensor PT100, Control Kit F3 – IEC power cable 90°
configurable with on-site indicator, level vibration limit switch for fluids – Operator unit CDPX 7” – 2x I/O data cables with
Electrical engineering: signal conversion with parameterizable measured-value – Integrated switch with 2x RJ 45 SysLink connectors to IEEE 488,
transducers, includes parameterization software and programming cable port length 2.5 m
Media: Technical documentation with workbook – Integrated Soft PLC CODESYS® V3.5 – Analog cable, parallel, length 2 m
– I/O module 16 DI/DO, 4 AI/2 AO, – Ethernet cable CAT6, crossed,
MPS PA® Compact Workstation Energy directly to 2x SysLink/1x analog length 6 m
Different scope of delivery to the basic design: cable Note:
Electrical engineering: DC Wattmeter, power meter up to 5 A/24 V DC, incl. Ethernet – Connecting cable 24 V DC STEP 7 software and programming cable
interface, mounted on mounting bracket, AC multi-function meter PAC 4200 for measuring – Ethernet cable RJ45, length 5 m must be ordered separately, if required.
total output incl. Ethernet interface, built into 19” front panel – Software license CODESYS® V3 Order no. C43008
Software: FluidLab® PA energy Runtime for CDPX
Media: Technical documentation with workbook – CODESYS® p.b.F V3.5 development Touch Panel TP700 Comfort
environment For expanding the Control Kit S1-
Recommended accessories: – Designer Studio V1.9x with HMI DP or S15-C. Touch Panel TP700
MPS Trolley 700 x 700 E13003 client built into console housing, with con-
Water-air cooler 8080632 – Sample application with control necting cable and application for the
Cooling unit with heat exchanger C44001 functions for the level, flow rate, MPS® PA Compact Workstation.
FluidLab PA process: Getting started in process engineering ➔ Page 11 pressure, and temperature for the Order no. C43019
Accessory kit MPS PA C44003 MPS® PA Compact Workstation
Order no. C43031 Touch Panel KTP700 Basic
Recommended training media, also order: For expanding the Control Kit S12.
WBT Process automation ➔ Page 8 Control Kit S1-DP Touch Panel KTP700 built into conso-
WBT Open- and closed-loop control ➔ Page 9 – EduTrainer® Universal le housing, with connecting cable
S7-314C-2PN/DP and application for the MPS® PA
– 19” operator unit for Compact Workstation.
mounting frame Order no. C43025
– IEC power cable 90°
– 2x I/O data cables with SysLink
connectors to IEEE 488, length
2.5 m
– Analog cable, parallel, length 2 m
– PC adapter USB, length 5 m
Note:
STEP 7 software and programming cable
must be ordered separately, if required.
Order no. C43014
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
MPS® PA
Process Automation Applications
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
Function
The Filtration station filters liquids.
The filtrate is pumped from the first
tank into the second tank through
the filter using a knife gate valve. The
filtered liquid reaches the second
tank via the flap with pneumatic se-
mi-rotary drive. The filtered liquid
can be pumped onwards to the next
station using a separate pump. The
filter can be rinsed using a rinse
program. Regulated compressed air
is additionally blown through the fil-
ter to loosen deposits.
MPS PA Filtration Learning System 8079862 Training aims for project work Also order:
– Set-up, wiring, and commissioning
The most important components at a glance: of a system for process technology MPS® PA workbook
1x Filtration station 701291 – Selection, application and actuati-
1x Trolley 541139 on of process valves
1x EasyPort USB 19’’ 8021637 – Measurement of electrical and
1x FluidLab-PA closed loop, Single license 544304 process-related variables such as MPS® PA
Arbeitsbuch
1x EduTrainer Universal A4 rack with SIMATIC S7-1512C-1PN 8065600 level and pressure
1x SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 Operator unit 8079869 – Set-up and commissioning of
1x I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) at both ends, 2.5 m 34031 control circuits
1x Analog cable, parallel, 2 m 529141 – Analysis of control processes and
1x Safety laboratory cable, 3 m 571817 control circuits
– Parameterization and optimization
For simple commissioning, simulation and display using the simulation box: of P, PI or PID controllers
Simulation box, digital/analog 526863 – Drafting of open-loop and closed-
loop control programs
548590 DE
I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) on both ends, crossover 167106
Analog cable, crossover, 2 m 533039 – Process operation and monitoring
– Inspection, maintenance, and Campus license (➔ Page 15):
Recommended accessories: servicing de 548590
IEC power cable ➔ www.festo-didactic.com en 548591
Replacement filter cartridge 544303 es 548592
Compressor, 230 V 91030 fr 548593
120 V 565440
WBT Process automation ➔ Page 8
FluidLab®-PA ➔ Pages 10 – 11
Edutrainer® Universal with SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 EasyPort USB 19”
Simatic S7-1512C-1PN Operator unit External PC interface as table-top
EduTrainer® Compact with modern, The Touch Panel TP700 Comfort equipment for the transmission
industry-standard Siemens S7- of the Siemens HMI series is a of analog 0 – 10 V and digital 24 V
1512C-1PN controller ➔ Page 45 7” touch panel for advanced appli- process signals via USB to the PC
Order no. 8065600 cations. ➔ Page 13
Order no. 8079869 Order no. 8021637
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
Function
The Mixing station mixes different re-
cipes from three reservoir tanks. The
liquid from one of the three reser-
voir tanks is pumped into the main
tank in a controlled manner by ope-
ning the respective two-way ball val-
ve. The finished mixture can be pum-
ped to the next station via a second
pump – or pumped back to the reser-
voir tank.
MPS PA Mixing Learning System 8079863 Training aims for project work Also order:
– Construction, wiring, and commis-
The most important components at a glance: sioning of a system for process MPS® PA workbook
1x Mixing station 701292 technology
1x Trolley 541139 – Selection, application, and connec-
1x EasyPort USB 19’’ 8021637 tion of various flow sensors
1x FluidLab-PA closed loop, Single license 544304 – Measurement of electrical and pro- MPS® PA
Arbeitsbuch
1x EduTrainer Universal A4 rack with SIMATIC S7-1512C-1PN 8065600 cess-related variables such as level
1x SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 Operator unit 8079869 and flow rate
1x I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) at both ends, 2.5 m 34031 – Design and commissioning of
1x Analog cable, parallel, 2 m 529141 control circuits
1x Safety laboratory cable, 3 m 571817 – Analysis of control processes and
control circuits
For simple commissioning, simulation and display using the simulation box: – Parameterization and optimization
Simulation box, digital/analog 526863 of P, PI or PID controllers
548590 DE
I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) on both ends, crossover 167106 – Drafting of open-loop and closed-
Analog cable, crossover, 2 m 533039 loop control programs
– Process operation and monitoring Campus license (➔ Page 15):
Recommended accessories: – Inspection, maintenance, and de 548590
IEC power cable ➔ www.festo-didactic.com servicing en 548591
es 548592
For simple commissioning, simulation and display using the simulation box: fr 548593
Simulation box, digital/analog 526863
I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) on both ends, crossover 167106 WBT Process automation ➔ Page 8
Analog cable, crossover, 2 m 533039
Compressor, 230 V 91030
120 V 565440
FluidLab®-PA ➔ Pages 10 – 11
Edutrainer® Universal with SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 EasyPort USB 19”
Simatic S7-1512C-1PN Operator unit External PC interface as table-top
EduTrainer® Compact with modern, The Touch Panel TP700 Comfort equipment for the transmission
industry-standard Siemens S7- of the Siemens HMI series is a of analog 0 – 10 V and digital 24 V
1512C-1PN controller ➔ Page 45 7” touch panel for advanced appli- process signals via USB to the PC
Order no. 8065600 cations. ➔ Page 13
Order no. 8079869 Order no. 8021637
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
Function
The Reactor station brings liquid to
the right temperature. Depending on
the recipe selected, different tempe-
rature profiles with different stirring
times are activated. A cooling pump
is activated to cool the liquid. The
tempered liquid can be pumped on-
wards to the next station using a se-
parate pump.
MPS PA Reactor Learning System, 220 V 8079865 Training aims for project work Also order:
MPS PA Reactor Learning System, 120 V 8079864 – Construction, wiring, and commis-
sioning of a system for process MPS® PA workbook
The most important components at a glance: technology
1x Reactor station, 220 V 701293 – Selection, application, and connec-
or tion of temperature sensors
1x Reactor station, 120 V 8079871 – Measurement of electrical and MPS® PA
Arbeitsbuch
FluidLab®-PA ➔ Pages 10 – 11
Edutrainer® Universal with SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 EasyPort USB 19”
Simatic S7-1512C-1PN Operator unit External PC interface as table-top
EduTrainer® Compact with modern, The Touch Panel TP700 Comfort equipment for the transmission of
industry-standard Siemens S7- of the Siemens HMI series is a analog 0 – 10 V and digital 24 V pro-
1512C-1PN controller ➔ Page 45 7” touch panel for advanced appli- cess signals via USB to the PC
Order no. 8065600 cations. ➔ Page 13
Order no. 8079869 Order no. 8021637
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
Function
The Bottling station fills bottles with
liquid. The liquid is pumped into the
dosing tank from the reservoir. These
bottles are transported to the filling
position via conveyors. A pneumatic
separator separates the bottles. The
bottles are filled with different filling
quantities from the dosing tank in
accordance with the recipe selected.
MPS PA Bottling Learning System 8079866 Training aims for project work Also order:
– Construction, wiring, and commis-
The most important components at a glance: sioning of a system for process MPS® PA workbook
Bottling station 701294 technology
Bottle set ➔ Page 48 567202 – Selection and application of filling
1x Trolley 541139 level sensors
1x EasyPort USB 19’’ 8021637 – Measurement of electrical and MPS® PA
Arbeitsbuch
FluidLab®-PA ➔ Pages 10 – 11
Edutrainer® Universal with SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 EasyPort USB 19”
Simatic S7-1512C-1PN Operator unit External PC interface as table-top
EduTrainer® Compact with modern, The Touch Panel TP700 Comfort equipment for the transmission of
industry-standard Siemens S7- of the Siemens HMI series is a analog 0 – 10 V and digital 24 V pro-
1512C-1PN controller ➔ Page 45 7” touch panel for advanced appli- cess signals via USB to the PC
Order no. 8065600 cations. ➔ Page 13
Order no. 8079869 Order no. 8021637
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Process Automation Applications
With a P, PI or PID control algorithm, At a constant flow rate, the three The pressure regulation ensures a In the Bottling Station the level of
(closed-loop) control technology is input materials are mixed into a re- constant high filtering quality by me- the dosing tank is recorded with an
taught in a demonstrative and practi- cipe on the Mixing station. The flow ans of back-flushing. The pressure analog level sensor. By way of the
cal manner. The temperature sen- rate is recorded by an electronic flow sensor features an LCD display, ana- continuously controllable pump the
sor – for the Reactor station a PT100 sensor with an impeller, and is addi- log output and switching output, al- controller regulates the level to the
resistance thermometer is used – tionally displayed with a float-type ways delivering the correct value. A appropriate control value. During
delivers a uniform signal of 0 – 10 V flow meter. The controller sets the constant high quality is maintained bottling, the level in the dosing tank
via the measuring transducer. By way required flow rate by way of the ana- by means of the proportional-pressu- is kept constant, thereby optimizing
of the continuously controllable hea- log controlled pump. re regulator. the bottling quality.
ter the controller sets the nominal
temperatures and keeps them con-
stant.
MPS PA 204 Learning system (S7-1500,TP700), 220 V 8079868 Included in the scope of delivery:
MPS PA 204 Learning system (S7-1500,TP700), 120 V 8079867 Various facilities for measuring,
controlling and regulating
The PLC control packages includes:
SIMATIC S7-1500 – Simplifies commissioning, simula-
4x EduTrainer® Universal with SIMATIC S7-1512C, 4x SIMATIC Touch Panel TP700 tion and display using the simula-
Operator unit, 1x Ethernet switch XB005 EduTrainer Compact tion box
– Multimedia measuring, controlling,
The MPS® PA 204 system contains everything you need for training: regulating, operating, monitoring
Stations: Filtration, mixing, reactor, bottling with trolley, mounting frame and and commissioning using EasyPort
power supply unit and FluidLab® PA closed-loop.
Control technology: 1x PLC control package, 1x EMERGENCY-STOP board, – Start processes in the PLC or
2x EMERGENCY-STOP control panel, 4x EasyPort operate and monitor them with
Software: 4x FluidLab®-PA closed loop the touch panel
– The control task is handled by the
For simple commissioning, simulation and display using the simulation box: PLC. The controller parameters are
Simulation box, digital/analog 526863 set on the touch panel. All process
I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488) on both ends, crossover 167106 variables are displayed in a user-
Analog cable, crossover, 2 m 533039 friendly way – including trend
graphs on the touch panel.
Recommended accessories:
IEC power cable ➔ www.festo-didactic.com The MPS® PA complete system
Replacement filter cartridge 544303 provides everything needed for an
Compressor, 230 V 91030 efficient start in measurement and
120 V 565440 control technology.
Cooling unit with heat exchanger C44001
Successful project work based on
modular construction
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Measuring and controlling
Recommended accessories:
I/O data cable with SysLink connectors (IEEE 488), 2.5 m 34031
Analog cable, parallel, 2 m 529141
Safety laboratory cable, 3 m 571817
Other accessories:
Analog cable, crossover, 2 m 533039
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > EduTrainer® Universal Preferred versions
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > MPS® PA > Extensions and accessories
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Hybrid training factories
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > Hybrid training factories > AFB factory
Innovative technology
Pneumatic and electric drive tech-
nology from Festo is a byword for
innovation in industrial and process
automation – from the single pro-
duct through to the turnkey solution.
With the AFB training factory we are
for the first time delivering a learning
environment which consciously in-
corporates trends and innovations
from all areas of automation tech-
nology:
– Electric and pneumatic linear
drive units
– Semi-rotary drives and grippers
– Valves and valve terminals
– Sensors
– Vision and control systems
Innovative learning
Only by engaging in innovative lear-
ning using innovative technology can
trainees be optimally prepared for
their future work. Comprehensive do-
cumentation, software tools for si-
mulation and visualization and a va-
riety of WBTs complete the AFB range
of facilities.
Zone 4
Transport and logistics
Zone 3 Zone 1
Production automation Process automation
Zone 2
Filling
and
packing
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > Hybrid training factories > AFB factory
Zone 1: Specialist knowledge of program- Zone 2: In the training factory, for examp-
Process automation ming, such as recipe preparation, Filling and packing le, the position and fill level of each
or of plant documentation, such as bottle and the state of completion of
Filtering, mixing, temperature con- reading and drafting R-I flowcharts Not only dosing, filling, capping and each lot is recorded by various opti-
trol; recording, evaluating and cont- or EMSR location diagrams are key packing, but also the acquisition, cal sensors and a high-speed came-
rolling typical process variables such focus areas in the training. Control storage and reliable management ra. The production data can be fully
as temperature, level, pressure or technology plays a key role in pro- of product and quality data are key tracked by means of RFID tags in the
flow rate; pumping fluids; shutting cess automation, in order to ensu- tasks in this section of the training bottle caps. A range of automation
off pipelines; installing, commissio- re high product quality. The proces- factory. components, such as belts with elec-
ning or maintaining butterfly valves, ses selected for the training factory tric drives, various handling units,
slide valves or ball valves. These are and the transparent design of the Technologies such as RFID are be- programmable logic controllers and
just some examples of the wide vari- stations enables control technology coming ever more prevalent in the the latest operator control and mo-
ety of possibilities in this section of to be taught in a practical and visu- production environment, in order to nitoring tools, trainees are provided
the training factory. al manner. cope with the continually increasing with an ideal platform to learn these
number of product variants and to key aspects.
comply with the more stringent le-
gal requirements in terms of product
quality in the food or pharmaceuti-
cals sector. Full recording of all ingre-
dients or components used and the
factors influencing the manufacture
of a product must be ensured. Vision
and sensor systems also play a key
role in improving product quality and
production flexibility.
Zone 3: In the training factory in this section Zone 4: Chaotic or systematic warehousing,
Production automation the caps are produced, tested and Transport and logistics optimization of the material flow, pl-
fed to the bottles by the filling stati- anning and prioritizing orders are the
Fast cycle times, part gripping, on. Programmable logic controllers Almost all production facilities need key areas of focus in this section of
handling, detection, differentiation, monitor and control the production logistics functions such as materials the factory.
separation and mounting are process. Various sensors record the transportation or warehousing. At
characteristic features of production end positions of the actuators or the AFB training factory, too, this is a Particular demands are placed on
automation – the classic world of identify and differentiate between key aspect: Empty six-packs have to line automation in this section too,
the mechatronics engineer. Program- the work-pieces. Typical actuators be conveyed to the order compilati- however:
ming controllers, adjusting sensors, used in production automation, such on station or placed in storage. Com- – Signals from the transport systems
operating, maintaining and servicing as linear cylinders, swivel cylinders, pleted six-packs are delivered just in must be sent over long distances to
individual lines in a plant are typical motors, parallel grippers or vacuum time, or stored in an interim facility. the transport controller.
activities. suction cups ensure fast, precise mo- – High-performance drive units and
vement. positioning systems ensure fast,
precise movement in the automatic
warehouse.
– The communications required for
this are based on systems such as
the AS interface or CAN.
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Function storage via the belt rotation system – Networking sensors and actuators
The AFB training factory produces or delivered for shipping. Empty six- via AS-interface
complete six-packs. All the produc- packs can be conveyed back into the – Use and commissioning of a CAN
tion steps involved are covered, from system on roller conveyors and eit- network
production of the liquid through to her placed in storage or fed directly – Networking automated systems
packing of the containers and sto- into the production process. with Ethernet TCP-IP
rage and shipping of the finished – Measurement and control of
product. Training content electrical and process engineering
The multitude of stations and the variables such as level, flow rate,
The process automation section of technologies embedded in them pressure and temperature
the plant is where the liquid is pro- permit an investigation of almost all – Process operation and monitoring,
duced: Raw materials are filtered, relevant areas of control and auto- system management
mixed together with other ingre- mation technology. – Selection, deployment and control
dients according to different recipes, – Use of RFID technology of process fittings
temperature-controlled and stored – Vision systems and camera
ready for use. In-line samples can – inspection
be taken from the ongoing process – Use and programming of PLCs
before the liquid reaches the filling – Application of various handling
station. Bottles from a belt convey- devices and grippers
or are filled and capped on a rotary – Application of various electrical dri-
indexing table. The bottles are then ves (DC, AC)
sealed with machined and tested – Application of frequency
caps and packed into six-packs. De- converters
pending on the order, the completed – Use of multi-axis handling systems
six-packs can be placed in interim for handling and palletizing
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On request
On request
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > Hybrid training factories > AFB factory
On request
On request
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Process automation and closed-loop control technology > Hybrid training factories > AFB factory
On request
Found everywhere! Practical training Conveying of bulk goods or Everything under control
There is a worldwide market behind The handling of bulk goods requires complete production process? Stations are controlled using the
the term “bulk goods”. In almost special know-how. The exclusive use The stations are specially designed most modern automation and
every branch of production, bulk of typical industrial components in for training on bulk goods and can computer technology. With system
goods can be found as raw materials, the learning stations emphasizes the be used individually as well as in a visualization the entire system can
semi-finished materials or finished required hands-on experience and network with the stations of the AFB be viewed or each individual station
parts. Whether building materials, ensures the quick transfer of know- factory. This offers a training factory can be accessed; it enables the mo-
such as sand, gravel and cement, ledge from training to practice. that includes the complete process nitoring of signal statuses, the remo-
or foodstuffs, such as grain and chain, from providing and preparing te access of different functions and
sugar – bulk goods must be stored, raw materials, to quality testing, pa- the monitoring of all processes, di-
dispensed, weighed, transported or ckaging, storage and finally the pro- rectly on the system using a touch
packaged. cessing of customer orders. panel or via the master computer.
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Screw conveyor
With the screw conveyor, the bulk
goods are carefully conveyed, ma-
king optimal dispensing possible.
The dispensing screw is driven by a
servo motor with a built-in controller.
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System
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Water Management ........................................................................................70
System description .........................................................................................70
Stations...........................................................................................................72
Basic water circuit system ...............................................................................84
WWTP VR-Simulator ........................................................................................86
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > System description
Water tower
Rain
Consumer
Water treatment
plant
Reservoir
Wastewater
Groundwater/Source
Clean water for everyone: Teaching the water circuit: Experience process control Setup times and operating costs –
With modern technology! In a small space! engineering Less is more
Complex systems require responsible Experience the complexity of corpo- One click in the control room needs Add water, start PCs and software –
operation, as the applications have rate working processes from admi- to be thought through, as a swit- and you’re ready to start water circuit
far-reaching effects on humans, the nistration, technology and science in ching signal changes the system training.
plant and the environment. just a few square meters. functions invisibly to the operator.
The effects often appear hours later. Plastic granules are used as the
The different EDS® Water Manage- All stations are mobile and compact In the worst case, they can result in soiled load and can be air-dried and
ment stations prepare users op- enough to fit on a table-top. water pollution or wasted energy and re-used after utilization – reducing
timally for these varied tasks and resources. the operating costs of the training
systems with state-of-the-art tech- system to water and electricity.
nology. EDS® Water Management allows you
to experience the effects directly and
rapidly.
cycle
pure
hot energy
clean snow ripple cold
warm drop
spring swimming
thirst life rainbow
immersing bath
gargle
fog wet fresh
wade
health splash
Wastewater
treatment plant
wash ice rain
River, lake irrigation river drink
flushing power cloud
current waterfall
ocean
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Stations
Function
The station represents a basic logic
function of water treatment in the
form of a water storage system with
an overflow rim. A groundwater tank
with a submersible pump is required
for operation.
Water purification station 8024504 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Water purification
➔ Page 17
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a pressure sensor
Water Management
3 l tank, including an overflow rim, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, impeller flow – Capacitive proximity sensor for With CD-ROM
sensor, pressure sensor , 2/2-way solenoid valve, non-return valve, electric connection level querying
board, aluminum profile plate. – Basic processes of precipitation,
flocculation and sedimentation
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting
cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation. Training content with
water supply tank
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. – Activation of a pump for flow Festo Didactic
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control
Necessary accessories, also order: – Regulation variants with capacitive
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 sensors for level control – Workbook Monitoring, Control and
1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ www.festo-didactic.com Optimization
Training content with additional – Workbook Energy Optimization
Recommended accessories: chlorine measurement package – WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x Additional chlorine measurement package 8025419 – Measuring chlorine content Control
1x DC Wattmeter 573261 – Effects of excessive or insufficient – WBT Process Automation
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 chlorine metering – Water supply technology training
1x Tool set 539767 set ➔ www.festo-didactic.com
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 Technical data – Sewage technology training set
– Water (10 – 15 l) ➔ www.festo-didactic.com
– Power supply: 24 V DC
– 3 digital inputs
– 3 digital outputs
– 4 analog inputs
– 1 analog output
– Dimensions (H x W x D):
355 x 1100 x 400 mm
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Stations
Function
The station deals with water storage
and distribution via an elevated
container, e.g. a water tower. The
elevated container is filled via a
pump, which can be operated in
open- or closed-loop control mode.
Water is withdrawn via valves.The
process command software confi-
gures its switching characteristics.
Depending on the withdrawal cha-
racteristics, feedback to the pump
controller and shock loads for waste-
water transport can result.
Water supply station 8024505 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Water Supply
➔ Page 17
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting Learning content for project work
cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation – Setting the pump to open- and Water supply
3 l tank, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, impeller flow sensor, ultrasound sensor, delivery rate
With CD-ROM
centrifugal pump, 2/2-way solenoid valve, 2-way ball valve with pneumatic semi-rotary – Determining the interaction
drive, electric connection board, aluminum profile plate. between pressure and flow rate
in a piping system
Note – Controlling the water supply via va-
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. rious valve types and showing the
effects of shock loads
Necessary accessories, also order: – Finding water losses in distribution Festo Didactic
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Stations
Function
The “wastewater transport” station
teaches control technology for was-
tewater disposal and the associated
processes. It comprises four sub-
areas:
– Feeding device for supplying a
soiled load
– Sewage pipe section with branch
– Tank with overflow rim as a rain
retention and sedimentation basin
– Tank as a primary settlement tank
for the biological stage and the
option of starting sludge removal
via a pneumatically automated
fitting.
Wastewater transport station 8024506 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Wastewater transport
➔ Page 17
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting Learning content for project work
cables, 1x accessory set with sedimentation granules and “Getting Started” technical – Transporting solid matter in a Wastewater transport
3 l tank, including overflow rim, 1 l tank, gravity duct, capacitive proximity sensor, float capacity
switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, ultrasound sensor, centrifugal pump, proportional – Naming the basic mechanisms that
media valve, proportional pressure regulator valve, pneumatic slide, metering screw for make flushing necessary
metering solids, electric connection board, aluminum profile plate. – Functions of a rain overflow basin
– Basic functions of sedimentation in
Note a flow basin
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. – Level measurement with an ultra- Festo Didactic
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Stations
Function
The station maps the physical func-
tions of wastewater treatment after
the sludge treatment and contains
an aeration tank and a secondary
settlement tank. Plastic granules
are used as the soiled load and can
be air-dried and re-used after utili-
zation. The sludge return has a flow
measurement system with an adjus-
table pump for setting and monito-
ring the sludge return ratio.
Wastewater treatment station 8024507 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Wastewater Treatment
➔ Page 17
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting Learning content for project work
cables, accessory set with sedimentation granules and “Getting Started” technical docu- – Behavior of flakes at different flow Wastewater treatment
3 l tank, including an overflow rim, 10 l tank, ventilation system, capacitive proximity sen- consequences
sor, float switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, centrifugal pump, 2/2-way solenoid valve, – Basic function of aerobic water
electric connection board, aluminum profile plate. treatment
– Function of sludge return
Note – Analog level measurement via
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. a pressure sensor
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Stations
Function
This station focuses on the filtration
processes for separating solids
frequently used in drinking and
sewage technology. As in nature,
the sand layers are used to retain
the undissolved and suspended
pollutants via deep-bed filtration as
it trickles through. The pollutants
are trapped in the sand layer and
are deposited as filter cake. With
time, the permeability decreases,
the water level above the sand layer
rises and is recorded via sensing. The
sensor signal shuts off the inlet and
starts the backwash process.
Sand filtration station 8024508 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Rapid sand filtration
➔ Page 18
Including a water supply tank/ground water, control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Learning content for project work
Management, EasyPort, connecting cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical – Separation of pollutants via a 5DSLGVDQGąOWUDWLRQ
3 l tank, including overflow rim, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, magnetic- – Measurement of pressure loss via
inductive flow sensor, centrifugal pump, 4.75 l sand filter unit, proportional media valve, the sand filter
proportional pressure regulator valve, pneumatic valve terminal with 5/2-way solenoid – Automated filter process and sand
valves, non-return valve, pressure sensor, electric connection board, aluminum profile filter backwashing
plate, 1x quartz sand and quartz gravel. – Parameterizing the process steps
– Functions of pneumatically driven
Necessary accessories, also order: valves and fittings Festo Didactic
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Function
Membrane filtration is highly topical
in modern water treatment. Depen-
ding on the pore size, the principle is
used in water treatment.
Membrane filtration station 8024509 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 – Workbook Membrane filtration
➔ Page 18
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting Learning content for project work
cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation. – Membrane filtration operating mo- 0HPEUDQHąOWUDWLRQSURFHVVHV
3 l tank, including overflow rim, 3/2-way ball valve, membrane filter unit, capacitive basic principles of various With CD-ROM
proximity sensor, float switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, pneumatic valve terminal membrane filtration (micro-, ultra-,
with 3/2-way solenoid valves, 5/2-way solenoid valve, membrane pump, proportional nanofiltration and reverse osmosis)
media valve, proportional pressure regulator valve, pressure sensor, electric connection – Process engineering differences
board, aluminum profile plate. between the cross-flow and dead-
end filtration
Note – Automated integrity test for quality
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. testing the membrane via pneuma- Festo Didactic
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* Screen filtration > 1000 µm (1 mm) Particles
Fine filtration > 500 µm Algae
Particle filtration > 10 µm Sand/clay
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > Basic water circuit system
Function
Efficiency and economy are not only
in demand in the water sector –
save time and money with the basic
system. The basic water circuit
system, comprising all necessary
water supply and disposal stations
which also function independently of
one another.
Basic water circuit system 8024501 General training content Recommended training media
The basic system stations are fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 71 Workbooks EDS® Water Management
– Water Treatment
The water circuit basic system contains: Learning content for project work – Water Supply
1x Water treatment station All training content of the individual – Wastewater Transport
1x Water supply station stations apply. It is supplemented – Wastewater Treatment
1x Wastewater transport station with the following training content: – Monitoring, Control and
1x Wastewater treatment station – Showing dependences in a water Optimization
1x Water supply tank/ground water including cables circuit – Energy Optimization
1x Additional chlorine measurement package – Increasing the degree of complexi- ➔ Pages 17 – 18
1x Additional oxygen measurement package ty by networking systems
1x Digital/analog simulation box, including cables – Identifying interactions of hydraulic
4x EasyPorts including cables flow and delivery rate beyond the :DWHUSXULąFDWLRQ
4x DC Wattmeters Workbook
– Dimensions (H x W x D):
2760 x 1150 x 400 mm – WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
Recommended accessories: Control
3x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 – WBT Process Automation
5x Trolley with plate 8039990
1x Tool set 539767
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658
Commissioning service On request
Sewage technology training set 8038316
Water supply technology training set 8038315
EDS WWTP VR simulator (mobile version) 8065295
EDS WWTP VR simulator (stationary version) 8065296
Sewage technology training set Water supply technology Trolley with plate EDS® WWTP VR simulator
How does a wastewater treatment training set Stable sheet steel construction with The system comes pre-installed on a
plant work? Explains and demonstra- Water, waste, energy: Showing con- table plate. Dimensions (W x H x D laptop with VR goggles and other ac-
tes sewage technology with didacti- nections on whiteboards or flipcharts including rollers to bottom edge of cessories in a case. A multi-country
cally designed magnet cards, etc. with didactically designed magnet profile plate): 700 x 770 x 700 mm plug adapter and a power strip are
– Plastic case cards. All important stations/struc- Order no. 8039990 also included.
– 60 DIN A7 magnet cards tures in the water and energy circuit Total weight approx. 18 kg.
– 44 learning cards in a set (playing are shown as color pictograms. 1 Mobile version 8065295
card-size) – Plastic case 2 Stationary version 8065296
– 130 questions on a USB stick for – 62 DIN A7 magnet cards
instructors Order no. 8038315
Order no. 8038316
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > WWTP VR simulator
Training content
– Understanding the distributed
control system (DCS)
– Understanding the interactions/
Scope of delivery Technical data effects of various processes
The system comes pre-installed on a Laptop – Learning the parts of individual
laptop with VR goggles and other ac- – 120 – 230 V AC systems
cessories in a case. A multi-country – GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 or – Learning everyday safety aspects
plug adapter and a power strip are higher – Recognizing hazardous situations
also included. Total weight is approx. – CPU: Intel Core i7 or higher and acting accordingly
18 kg. – Memory: 16 GB RAM or more – Learning a structured approach to
troubleshooting
Head Mounted Display (HMD) – Becoming familiar with how the
– HTC Vive headset (with 5 m cable), control room communicates with
incl. 2x Lighthouse, 2x hand con- workers on the system
troller, 2x stand for Lighthouse – Mixed scenarios with virtual and
mounting and 2x bracket for Light- real hardware
house wall-mounting.
The learning scenarios available can
General be practiced alone or in a team; by
– Connector type: BS 1363 (GB, IE, connecting the simulator or a projec-
MY, SG, UA, HK, AE) tor or external monitor, others can
– Power supply: 120 – 240 V, follow along.
50/60 Hz
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Renewable Energy > Solar Thermal
Flexible applications
Students can set up various realistic
heating systems, such as radiant
floor heaters, passive and active
solar water heaters, space heaters,
and hot water heat exchangers.
Real-world equipment
Using high-quality components
found in residential, commercial, and
industrial applications, this training
platform includes: a small-scale hot
water supply, a radiator, and a
hydronic floor-heating system that
teach students how solar radiant
energy can be harnessed from the
sun and converted to solar thermal
energy in order to increase air,
water, and surface temperatures
in residential, commercial, and
industrial buildings.
EDS Solar Thermal, 230 V/50 Hz 8046646 Technical data Your advantages
EDS Solar Thermal, 120 V/60 Hz 8046647 – Weight: ca. 120 kg – Includes everything required to
– Dimensions: function as a stand-alone, hands-
Necessary accessories, also order: W 1400 x D 760 x H 1760 mm on learning workstation
IEC power cable ➔ www.festo-didactic.com – Made with the same components
IEC power cable 90° ➔ www.festo-didactic.com Training content that students will potentially see
in their own homes, schools, or
Other accessories: Introduction to workplace
Evacuated Tube Solar Collector 8046648 Solar Thermal Energy – Manufactured to the highest
– Thermal Energy Fundamentals quality standards
Main components – Trainer Familiarization and Safety – Wide range of commercial-grade
1x Solar Thermal Workstation, 2x Analog Thermometer, 2x Pressure Relief Valves, 1x Plate – Site Analysis components
Heat Exchanger, 1x Check Valve Assembly (with two Drain Valves), 2x Circulator Pump, – System Sizing – Fixed plate electrical panel has all
1x Temperature Sensor, 2x Expansion Tanks, 1x Automatic Air Vent, 1x Radiant Floor, 2x Fill electrical devices securely fixed to
Bowl, 1x Hoses and Accessories, 1x Halogen Work Light, 1x Multimeter, 2x Hand-Operated Solar Thermal Energy Systems the side of the trainer with a power
Two-Way Valves, 1x Radiator, 2x Rotameter – Solar Heating and Cooling Systems supply, differential controller, ther-
– Collecting Thermal Energy mostat controller, and connection
– Storing/Exchanging Thermal block
Energy – Comprehensive curriculum con-
Also order: – Supplying/Controlling Thermal sisting of fully-illustrated student
Training course documents Energy manuals containing job sheets
and/or work orders
EDS® Solar Thermal Multi-Loop Systems – Estimated program duration:
– Introduction to Solar Thermal – Closed-Loop Water-Heating Trainer 32 hours
Energy – Familiarization and Safety
– Solar Thermal Energy Systems – Closed-Loop Surface Heating
– Multi-Loop Systems – Closed-Loop Air Heating
– Closed-Loop Drainback Systems
Introduction to Solar Thermal Energy – Closed-Loop Combination Systems
LabVolt Series
230 V - 50 Hz
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Renewable Energy > Wind
The “pitch”
The EDS® Nacelle – Wind Power
Generation Training System is a
complete scaled-down version of
commercial wind turbine nacelles,
making it an excellent substitute for
expensive real life equipment. Space
efficient and affordable, the machine
fully interacts with users, thus
enhancing the learning experience.
Fully loaded
The training system consists of a
complete drive train that includes the
main shaft, a gearbox with a transpa-
rent side cover, speed sensors, a hy-
draulic brake, and an asynchronous
generator. The yaw system is fully
operational and features a 61 cm (24
in) slewing bearing, a gear motor, a
drive, a position sensor, and fail-safe
hydraulic brakes. A manual hydraulic
pump and an accumulator, as found
in real-world wind turbines, are al-
so included. A PLC controls the dif-
ferent functions of the nacelle and
is located in an electrical enclosure
together with all the other electrical
components.
Simulating Reality –
working for real
A wind vane and an anemometer are
located in a transparent enclosure on
top of the training system to monitor
wind speed and wind direction.
Although they are not measuring
actual wind, the control system
managed by the user, simulates
the process, causing the weather
sensors to react and send signals to
the control system which take the si-
mulated parameters into account.
5
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6
IEC power cable 90° ➔ www.festo-didactic.com
1 (3x) 7
Also order:
Training course documents
CE Version
Nacelle – Operation and The leakage current of the EDS® Nacelle – Wind Power Generation is high
Maintenance (> 30 mA) due to its industrial components. This can cause 30 mA Residual
Current Devices (RCDs) to trip. RCDs are required by certain local regulations
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EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Renewable Energy > EDS® Energy Cube
The concept
Technicians and engineers with
qualifications in the area of renewab-
le energies and energy management
are urgently needed, in both industry
and the public sphere. Consequently,
these topics are now
firmly established in the curricula of
many educational institutions.
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Services > Overview
Services
Make more of your potential
Service solutions tailored to your Worldwide availability? Installation, commissioning and Free software, demos and reading
equipment and needs. A qualified No problem. training will be carried out by quali- samples – For example, EasyVeep is
team provides services that will ena- We are able to deliver our training fied technicians in order to guaran- a new graphic 2D process simulation
ble you to maximize the capacity of services around the world in local tee safe, efficient setup and make software containing a number of
your learning systems. languages to the high standard that sure your team can use your new attractive examples for PLC training
both you and we require. products straight away. that is available for download free of
Knowing that your equipment is charge. You can sample many of our
effectively maintained will allow you software products and all our books
to focus on what is most important: free of charge on the Internet using
teaching. test and demo versions.
Service solutions –
To suit your needs
– Delivery free of charge
– Commissioning
– Training
– Demos and reading samples
– Seminars
– Service contracts
– Extended warranty
Certification Festo is a global engineering Customized service contracts give Personal advice
Instructor certification trainings help and manufacturing company that you peace of mind as our team takes We will be glad to provide a consul-
you to get the best possible use out maintains its own global training and care of your equipment. Available tation regarding concept and plan-
of your new learning system. Our consulting teams for customers all services include on-site hardware ning on site.
qualified instructors introduce the around the world. maintenance and calibration, warran-
equipment and provide the training ty extension and repairs, continuous For more information, please contact
material, as well as explaining how Operating in the same economic instructor training, and much more. your Festo contact person or write
to perform the exercises and integra- sector and environment as our to: seminare@festo.com
ting them quickly into your existing customers, we have a level of
training programs. These training understanding and insight into your
sessions can be conducted on your challenges that allows us to meet
premises, at a Festo core location, or your needs by providing targeted
via video conference. training and consulting solutions.
Either: Or:
Simply build it yourself MPS® PA commissioning service
Every MPS® PA station comes com- Simply commission it ... and you’re To ensure that your training projects And if you wish ...
pletely assembled and tested on the ready to go! run smoothly right from the start,
profile plate with MPS® PA trolley, we offer: 3. Useful tips on how to get the
touch panel and 24 V power pack. On request, we can also commission most from the MPS® PA:
systems for you – particularly in the 1. Complete technical – Applications
A EduTrainer® Universal with analog case of larger systems. commissioning of your new system: – Enhancements
inputs and outputs is required addi- The range of applications of the sys- – Seminars
tionally. tem and the station programs and
documentation are presented. De- Are you planning a commissioning
For efficient operation in the lesson, pending on the equipment, commisi- and training session? We recom-
we also recommend: oning is performed for the following mend: Per Station: 1.5 days
– EasyPort products:
– FluidLab®-PA – Station Order no. 555647
– PID industrial controller – PID industrial controller
– Workbook with tasks and solutions – EasyPort and FluidLab®-PA
2. Training:
You will learn how to operate sta-
tions and how to use them in your
lesson. Depending on the equip-
ment, training is provided on the fol-
lowing products:
– Station
– PID industrial controller
– Soft PID in the PLC
– EasyPort and FluidLab®-PA
Further training, with the objective We have high standards. In our cour- Closed-loop control circuits
of supporting people in companies ses you will recognize the difference Participants gain detailed and sound
to deal with current as well as future between us and other providers: we insights into process control techno-
problems and provide them with new provide new answers to old questi- logy based on P, I and PID controllers
answers – that is the purpose of ons – answers that help you get that and their advantages and disadvan-
Festo Didactic. critical step ahead with your operati- tages. Practical exercises with the PA
onal plans. EduKit and the FluidLab®-PA software
Festo is developing itself to become ensure that the knowledge acquired
an important partner to the process Give us a call; we’ll be happy to help. is transferred into practice.
industry. The close coordination with
our parent company, Festo AG & Co.
KG, ensures that state-of-the-art de-
vices and systems are used in our
learning systems. And our trainers
have first-hand expert knowledge.
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