PLC Based automation training with basic programming
Duration 40Hrs
Theory: 20Hrs
Practical
: 20 Hrs.
1.
INTRODUCTION
TO INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
1.1
Definition
of Automation.
1.2
Sensors
& Actuators.
1.3
Introduction
to hardwired logic.
2.
INTRODUCTION
TO (Programmable Logic Controller) PLC BASED AUTOMATION.
2.1
Introduction
to PLC.
2.2
Different
Type of PLCs.
2.3
Structure
of PLC.
2.3.1
Modular
structure of PLC.
2.3.2
Digital
input Module.
2.3.3
Digital
Output Module.
2.3.4
Memory
concept.
2.3.5
Introduction
to Siemens PLCs.
2.4
SCAN
cycle of PLC.
2.5
Different
Languages of PLC programming.
2.5.1
Ladder
(LAD)
2.5.2
Functional
Block Diagram (FBD)
2.5.3
Statement
List (STL)
2.6
Type
of programming
2.6.1
Linear
Programming.
2.6.2
Structured
Programming.
2.6.3
Program
Blocks OB, FC,DB & FB
3.
Instructions
of PLC program in LADDER & their difference from Hardwired logic symbols.
4.
Communication
with PLC
4.1
Different
protocols
4.2
Communication
setup
5.
Example
of different application programming.
5.1
Direct
On Line (DOL) Starter
5.2
Reversing
contactor Starter
5.3
Way
of logic development.
6.
Introduction
to Timers
6.1
Different
type of timers in the PLC
6.2
Addressing
& timing format of timers.
6.3
Application
of Timers Through Programming Exercises
7.
Introduction
to Counters
7.1
Different
type of counters
7.2
Addressing
& timing format of the Counters
7.3
Application
of Counters Through Programming Exercises
8.
Data
types in PLC systems.
8.1
Data
types in PLC system.
8.2
Structure
of PLC microprocessor structure.
8.3
Way
of execution of the various instructions.
8.4
Application
through Programming Exercise.
9.
Data
Block(DB)
9.1
Types
of DB
9.2
Declaration
& Data view
9.3
Application
of DB through programming Exercise
10. Function Block ( FB)
10.1
Function
block structure
10.2
Application
through programming Exercise
11. Analog Value processing
11.1
Type
of linear Instrumentation sensors
11.2
Type
of instrumentation signals.
11.3
Type
of transducers like RTD & Thermocouples.
11.4
Scaling
& unscaling of linear signal.
11.5
Application
through programming Exercise
12. Troubleshooting of
Functional fault
12.1
Cross
reference
12.2
Tracing
of Functional Fault.
13.
Test.
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