Why Is the IEC 61131 the Standard Programming Language in Open Architecture Control Systems?
First released in 1993, the International Electrotechnical Commission’s IEC 61131 programming standard remains a key element in the programmable logic […]
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The Difference Between Isochronous and Droop Control Modes
The main difference between droop and isochronous control modes lies in their relationship to frequency. In isochronous mode, generators maintain
Turbomachinery Control Solutions: Building an Effective TCS
A mechanical engineering term, “turbomachinery” describes machines that transfer energy between a rotor and a liquid or gas. Turbines and
Stand-Alone Product Spotlight: EM-400 Multi-Body Anti-Surge Compressor Controller
Plant operators shouldn’t have to continually monitor or adjust their compression system to maintain optimum air mass flowrates. If a
The Features and Functions of Reciprocating Engines
Powerful, efficient engines of many types supply the energy needed to deliver electricity or drive in the energy supply sector.
A Guide to Operating Efficiently With Steam Turbine Oil
In addition to being subject to tough environmental standards, tight budgets, and penalties for supply interruptions, today’s power companies must
What Is the Function of a Governor in a Steam Turbine?
A steam turbine governor is a component of the turbine control system that regulates rotational speed in response to changing
How Does Surge Testing Work?
Anti-Surge controllers use measurements from suction pressure and temperature, discharge pressure and temperature, and either suction or discharge flow, to
How Does the Spinning of a Turbine Generate Power?
Although electricity was discovered as early as the 18th century, humans have made significant strides in producing electrical power through
Current Trends in Turbomachinery and Compressor Control Solutions for Oil & Gas Production
According to a report by ResearchAndMarkets.com, the demand for oil & gas infrastructure is increasing demand for automation and control