CARBONATION_CTRL

Carbonation control to volumes of CO2 with a Henry's-law temperature-compensated pressure setpoint and latched over-pressure.

Validated application blockF&B · MixingIEC 61131-3IEC 61499v1.0.0

When to use it

Use CARBONATION_CTRL when a carbo-cooler, carbonation tank or inline carbonator drives CO2 into chilled product to a volumes-CO2 specification, and both the product temperature and the saturation pressure are measured.

Interface

The published port signature. This is the whole of what the block exposes to your program — the implementation body is not shown here and ships with the download.

Inputs

PortTypeUnit
ENABLEBOOL
CO2_VOL_PVREALvol
PV_OKBOOL
SPREALvol
PROD_TREALdegC
T_OKBOOL
PRESSREALbar
PRESS_OKBOOL
MAX_PRESSREALbar
TRIP_MARGINREALbar
OP_DLYTIME
T_MAXREALdegC
K_PRESSREAL%/bar
K_TRIMREALbar/(vol*s)
TRIM_MAX_BARREALbar
DEV_VOLREALvol
DEV_DLYTIME
VALVE_MAX_PCTREAL%
ACKBOOL

Outputs

PortTypeUnit
CO2_VALVE_PCTREAL%
PRESS_SPREALbar
PRESS_TRIM_BARREALbar
IN_SPECBOOL
VALIDBOOL
PROD_PERMITBOOL
ALM_OVERPRESSBOOL
ALM_SP_CLAMPBOOL
ALM_OFF_SPECBOOL
ALM_PROD_WARMBOOL
ALM_MEAS_FAULTBOOL
ALM_CFG_ERRBOOL

IEC 61499 event interface

EI INIT, REQ·EO INITO, CNF

Validation evidence

Tests
10
Simulated scans
167
Simulator
v0.1.0

Complete IEC 61131-3 implementation with a published test suite that runs on the vplant simulator. The counts above are that suite, executed on this build.

  • Conforms to IEC 61131-3
  • Conforms to IEC 61499

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