DE-VX 5315 Series process controllers were developed to complement our successful DE- VX 4100/ 4200F Series. The completely reprogrammed operating interface provides users with clear and intuitive visualisation and operation of processes on a 15" touch screen.
Handling programs are programmed via pre-configured process phases. The operator is automatically guided to the required entries of variable data. Basic, phase-dependent settings such as monitoring and safety functions are already saved in the system configuration.
User guidance via the touch screen with icons and input fields directly on the screen makes both programming and the process overview simpler.
All interfaces (incl. USB) are insulated from the supply and system potential.
Inputs: Internal: | |
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Analogue inputs: | 128 |
Analogue outputs: | 64 |
Digital inputs: | 256 |
Digital outputs: | 256 |
Setpoints: | 192 |
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Control tracks: | 512 |
Control circuits: | 1,024 |
Limit values: | 1,024 |
Alarms: | 1,024 (switch-on delay) with alarm history |
Systems: | 8 independent systems configurable |
Recorder: | 64 process variables can be recorded |
Article | Designation | Art. no. |
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AD8 | 8x analogue input card (max. 64 inputs) | 601613 |
DA8 | 8x analogue output card (resolution 12 Bit) | 601615 |
AD 4/DA 2 | 4x IN/2x OUT analogue combi | 601614 |
AD 4/DA 2G | 4x IN/2x OUT analogue combi (with limit value switch) | 601616 |
IN 32 | 32x digital input card | 601611 |
OUT 32 | 32x digital output card (transistor) | 601612 |
IN24/OUT 16 | 24x Digital IN/16x digital OUT card (transistor) | 601608 |
Profibus DP Master | Profibus DP Master | 601837 |
Profibus DP Slave | Profibus DP Slave | 601821 |
Assembly set | Switch cabinet installation | 394216 |
Adapter frame | Adapter frame | 390957 |
Adapter frame | Adapter frame Assembly set | 394215 |
Linearisation is included in the scope of delivery for the following thermal elements:
Analogue inputs (4):
Linearisation is included in the scope of delivery for the following thermal elements:
Analogue outputs (2):
Like article 601614 with the following addition
Comparator inputs (2):
(also releases the diffusion simulation in prosys/2)
Iron + carbon equals steel At a temperature between 911°C and 1392°C, the lattice changes from a body-centred cubic phase to a face-centred cubic phase. The lattice is also in a body-centred cubic phase above this temperature, but the spacing is greater compared to temperatures below 911°C.
Carburisation is used, since no mixture is possible. Iron evaporates before carbon becomes liquid. This is why the carburisation process is needed!
During the process, the carbon diffuses at a high temperature into the solid iron. This needs to be done without oxygen, which is why noble gases are used to prevent this.
This is a process for hardening the surfaces of steel and other iron materials through diffusing nitrogen into the surface of a metal.
Nitrocarburising is a combination of nitriding and carburisation (e.g. diffusion of carbon). During this process, the workpiece is exposed to ammonia at temperatures of approx. 500°C to 600°C (with an added gas containing carbon during nitrocarburising, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, propane, etc.). The ammonia or added gas divides partially on the surface of the workpiece; the atomic nitrogen (or carbon) is diffused in the workpiece and forms a hardened layer. The hydrogen released during nitriding comes out of the furnace along with the undivided ammonia and is burned off.
A lambda sensor is a technical component for heating systems that measures the residual oxygen content in the hot exhaust gases. This value can be used to achieve an optimal mixture of combustion air and flue gases in the combustion chamber, resulting in optimal combustion and reducing emissions.