ABB DCS 系统 培训课程 系列讲座 rcises Chapter 5.doc

Course T530Exercises to Chapt. 5 Getting Started 5.1 Getting Started Exercise 5.15.1.1 DescriptionThis exercise introduces the navigation in the Project Explorer.5.1.2 ObjectivesAfter this exercise you will be able to: Navigate in the Project Explorer. Open existing projects.5.1.3 Reference DocumentationIn the Online Help: Contents tab, Project Explorer.5.1.4 Missions5.1.4.1 Open a ProjectF Start the Control Builder Professional and open the project Oslo_FB.5.1.4.2 Explore LibraryF Expand the Libraries icon in the project tree.Which Function Block types are defined in the library OsloLib? .Which Data Types are defined in the library OsloLib? .5.1.4.3 Explore the ApplicationF Expand: Applications ApplicationOslo in the Project tree.Which Function Block types are defined in the ApplicationOslo? .Which Data Types are declared in the ApplicationOslo?.5.1.4.4 Explore the Controllers in the projectF Which type of Controller is used and what is the name of it? .How many Tasks are defined in the Controller? .What Application is running in the Controller? .5.1.5 Solutions Exercise 5.15.1.5.1 Solution : Open a Project1. From Windows desktop, use the Control Builder Professional icon.2. Select Files Open Project from the menu of the Project Explorer.3. Open folder Oslo_FB and open file Oslo_FB.prj5.1.5.2 Solution: Explore Library 1. Expand the project tree by clicking on the plus icon in front of Libraries Expand OsloLib and the Function Block types. The following Function Block types are defined: AnalogValve Cooler Heater Mixer Tank Valve ValveGroup2. Expand the Data Types. The following Data Types are defined: TankType5.1.5.3 Solution: Explore the ApplicationThe following Function Block Types are defined: CourseFBThe following Data Types are defined: CourseDataType5.1.5.4 Solution: Explore the Controllers in the project The type of the controller is AC 800M and the name is Controller_1. There are 3 Tasks defined. The name of the application running in the controller is ApplicationOslo.5.2 Getting Started Exercise 5.25.2.1 DescriptionThis exercise introduces how to handle Code Blocks.5.2.2 ObjectivesAfter this exercise you will be able to: Open the POU Editor. Arranging Code Blocks. Rename Code Blocks.5.2.3 Reference DocumentationIn the Online Help: Contents tab, Application Programming Code Blocks.5.2.4 Missions5.2.4.1 Arranging Code Blocks F Arrange the Code Blocks C, A and B in Program2 of the ApplicationOslo.1. The new order should be A, B and C instead. .2. Save the project.3. What is the purpose of arranging the Code Blocks?.5.2.4.2 Rename Code BlocksF Rename the code blocks according to the information in the Description Tab in Program2 and save the project.5.2.5 Solutions Exercise 5.25.2.5.1 Solution: Arranging Code Blocks1. In the Project Tree, Double-click on Program2Right-click on a Code Tab and select Arrange2. To save the project, use the save icon in the Project window3. The execution order is changed when the Code Blocks are reorganized.5.2.5.2 Solution: Renaming Code Blocks Double-click on Program2 in the project tree. Click on the button in the toolbar of the POU editor to display the Message Pain. Click on the description tab in the Message Pane. Right click on a Code Tab and select RenameChange the names accordingly to the information in the message pain. Save the project by use of the save icon in the Project window5.3 Getting Started Exercise 5.35.3.1 DescriptionThis exercise shows how to use the Online Help system.5.3.2 ObjectivesAfter this exercise you will be able to: Find information in the Online Help system.5.3.3 Reference DocumentationIn the Online Help: Contents Tab, System Introduction Online Help.5.3.4 MissionsFind information in the Online Help about:5.3.4.1 About icons in the HelpF Read in the Online help about “Icons in the Help”.Select Help topics from the Help menu in the Project Explorer.Select Contents tab System Introduction Online Help Icons in the Help.5.3.4.2 About SimulationF Read in the Online help about Simulation.Select Index tab, type Simulation in the key word field.Select Simulation Process Objects.5.3.4.3 About Code and Code Block using the Glossary functionF Read in the Online Help about Code blocks.Contents tab, select Glossary then Choose letter C.Select code and code block.5.3.5 Solutions Exercise 5.35.3.5.1 Solution: About icons in the HelpSelect Help topics from the Help menu in the Project Explorer.Select Contents tab System Introduction Onlne Help Icons in the Help.5.3.5.2 Solution: About Simulation Select Index tab, type Simulation in the key word field.Select Simulation Process Objects.5.3.5.3 Solution: About Code and Code Block using the Glossary function Contents tab, select Glossary then Choose letter C.Select code and code block.5.4 Getting Started Exercise 5.45.4.1 DescriptionThis exercise shows how to simulate a project.The used project is filling and emptying a tank in a sequence.For this and following exercises the OSLO PROCESS is used.The training equipment is described in Chapter 3.5.4.2 ObjectivesAfter this exercise you will be able to: Simulate a project. Run a tutorial.5.4.3 Reference DocumentationThe training equipment is described in Chapter 3.About simulation, in the Online Help: Contents Tab, Project Explorer General Tools Drop Down Menu.5.4.4 Missions5.4.4.1 Start simulation of a project F Simulate the project OSLO_FB.1. Open Program2 and look for the variable Start.(You must be in simulation mode).2. Start the process sequence by changing the value of thevariable Start from False to True.3. Reset the Start variable when the process has started.5.4.4.2 Describe the processF Check the sequence.Check the variable Level during the filling.At what level does the Heating begin?.The Heating continue until what temperature? .How long time do the Mixing continue? .At what temperature does the Cooling stop?.At what level does the Drain stop?.5.4.5 Solutions Exercise 5.45.4.5.1 Solution: Start simulation of a project1. Select Tools Simulate Project or use the Simulate icon 2. Open Program2 and look for the variable Sta