PUMP_VIB_TEMP_MON

Bearing vibration and temperature supervision on two stages each, with start blanking, release hysteresis and a rate-of-rise alarm that sees a seizure before the absolute limit does.

Validated application blockW/WW · Pump StationsIEC 61131-3v1.0.0

When to use it

Use PUMP_VIB_TEMP_MON when a pump carries bearing vibration and temperature instrumentation and the station wants a warning early enough to plan a bearing change, plus a trip late enough to be believed.

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—
RUNNINGBOOL—
VIB_MM_SREALmm/s
VIB_OKBOOL—
BRG_TREAL°C
T_OKBOOL—
VIB_LIMREALmm/s
VIB_TRIP_LIMREALmm/s
T_LIMREAL°C
T_TRIP_LIMREAL°C
T_RATE_LIMREAL°C/min
RATE_TAU_SREALs
VIB_HYST_PCTREAL%
T_HYST_CREAL°C
CONFIRM_DLYTIME—
START_BLANKTIME—
T_RATE_BLANKTIME—
ACKBOOL—

Outputs

PortTypeUnit
OKBOOL—
VIB_WARNBOOL—
T_WARNBOOL—
T_RATEREAL°C/min
ALM_T_RATEBOOL—
RATE_ARMEDBOOL—
ALM_VIB_TRIPBOOL—
ALM_T_TRIPBOOL—
TRIP_REQBOOL—
MEAS_VALIDBOOL—
ARMEDBOOL—
ALM_INST_FAULTBOOL—
ALM_CFG_ERRBOOL—

Supervised control write

PUMP_VIB_TEMP_MON commands a real actuator. It is written to sit underneath your own interlock, permissive and protection logic — not to replace it. Commission it as you would any control block you wrote yourself.

Validation evidence

Tests
10
Simulated scans
553
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

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