OPC for SCADA and DCS training

OPC SCADA and DCS, this OPC

OPC for SCADA and DCS training: For OPC SCADA and DCS, this OPC training and software gives you real-world experience on a free OPC server. This industrial automation course covers data acquisition, DCOM, and other communication protocol attributes of a SCADA system.

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Advanced PLC Programming Structured Text Examples

Advanced PLC Programming Structured Text Examples

Download these 11 Advanced PLC programming examples in Structured Text programming language, with exercises to get hands-on in the free HMI/PLC simulator. The hands-on PLC programming in Structured Text (ST) experience will be invaluable to your career advancement. Instructor Rick will walk you through creating each of the11 HMI/PAC/PLC programming examples, and then making several modifications to each program to maximize the learning experience.

PLC Programming Examples:

 

1. Hydraulic Control PLC Program
2. Spray Station PLC Program
3. Conveyor Control PLC Program
4. Stamping Station PLC Program
5. Inspection Station PLC Program
6. Pressing Operation PLC Program
7. LED Driver PLC Program
8. Turret Machine PLC Program
9. Elevator Control PLC Program
10. Traffic Light PLC Program
11. Car Wash PLC Program

Learn more at https://bin95.com/vocational-training/plc-training/programming/advanced-plc-programming-examples.htm

Industrial Electrical Training Videos - Electrical Controls

Industrial Electrical Training Videos - Electrical Controls: Industrial Electrical Training Video Library

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The 10 DVD Electrical Training Course is now offered as an Interactive CD set to allow unlimited training, testing, and evaluation of employees or students. See details at https://bin95.com/electrical-training-videos/

𝘕𝘰𝘵𝘦: In addition to enforcing and maintaining the National Electric Code (NEC), our programs also help complement and support the employee training requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1090.332 and ISO 9000 Section 4.18 regulations.

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Allen Bradley PLC Programming Basics

Allen Bradley PLC Programming Basics: 

30 hours of training with the Allen Bradley PLC Programming Basics certificate course software download. Learn by doing 40+ interactive PLC simulations.

PLC Programming Basic Examples:

Below are some screen recordings of what it looks like when a student interacts with one of the forty-plus simulations in this certificate course download.

From the PLC Analog section

Interacting with the PLC Timer instruction

Learning PLC Networking

PLC Troubleshooting

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Allen Bradley PLC Programming Basics

PLC OOP Programming Language Examples

PLC OOP Programming Language Examples :

Learn By Doing IEC-61131-3 OOP Programming Examples In CODESYS

As PLC programming has been coming more focused on Structured Text and other computer-like programming languages as opposed to Ladder Logic (the simple language of electricians), those working with PLCs need to have at least a basic understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP) programming method.

About The Object-Oriented Programming Language in PLCs

 

OOP is a way to package computer code or PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) instructions into reusable blocks or "objects" that can be used multiple times in a program or in other programs. OOP is a way to add structure to a program and keep program sections separate from one another so that the program does not end up with "spaghetti code" where multiple instructions affecting multiple elements are all mixed up together. OOP is not a new programming language in-and-of-itself, but rather a way to package code to make programs more efficient, reusable, and modifiable. High-level computer languages like C and C++ have used OOP for years, and recently OOP has crept into the programming of PLCs and has been added to IEC-61131-3 OOP.  

 

OOP is not a specific programming language, it is a methodology. Another PLC Object-Oriented Programming example is the one the PLC programming software uses itself. The learner from this course will be well familiar with dragging a timer instruction onto the output of a rung of logic. That timer instruction dragged is an object class, and the resulting copy on the rung is an instance(copy) of that class. It is encapsulation in object-oriented programming.

To learn more see and share the OOP Programming in the PLC tutorial. 

What you will learn by doing in the above tutorial?

1.     PLC OOP Introduction
2.     About Programming a Class
3.     Adding Properties to a Class
4.     Adding Methods to a Class
5.     Encapsulation Programming
6.     Programming Inheritance
7.     Passing Parameters to a Method
8.     Access Modifiers
9.     Polymorphism of a Class Examples
10.     Multi-class Interface Examples

Mechanical Power Transmission Training Course

Mechanical Power Transmission Training Course: 

Learn the basics of mechanical power transmission with the included many mechanical power transmission examples. Bearing types and coupling types covered extensively.

As you can see from the mechanical power transmission training course excerpt below, from the very beginning of the course, various measurement standards from around the world are used in these courses.

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Power transmission Definition:

Power transmission can be basically defined as the movement of energy from where it is generated to a location where the energy is applied to perform work.

Power is calculated in terms of Energy transmitted per unit time:

Power = Energy / Time

In SI units power is commonly expressed in terms of :

Power = Watt or Joules / Sec or Newton Meter / Second

In US customary units power is commonly expressed in terms of:

Power = Horse Power or British Thermal Unit (BTU) / Hour or Foot Pound Force/Hour

Types of Power Transmission:

The common types of Power Transmission include...

Electrical: Electric power is transmitted by overhead and underground cables over a long distance.

Wireless: Power transmitted like radio waves, change in electromagnetic fields, etc.

Mechanical: Mechanical power is by means of direct contact with elements like gears, belts, chains, etc. The liquid is pressurized in Hydraulic systems to transmit power, while pneumatic systems use compressed air to transmit power.

Thermal Power: Thermal power is transmitted by the flow of fluids like oil in pipelines by using the high heat capacity of such fluids.

Learn more at Mechanical Power Transmission System Training

Maintenance Excellence - Equipment Criticality.

How to Decide Equipment Criticality section from the eBook ...

The Maintenance War

We took the equipment criticality section narration of the eBook "Maintenance War - The Japanese Path To Maintenance Excellence" and the graphs and charts from that eBook, to create the video below.

The article How to Decide Equipment Criticality gives the printed text of the criticality section too. So you can read it, or listen to it in the video. Choices, choices.

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