Measurement and control system for cryogenic helium gas bearing turbo-expander experimental platform based on siemens PLC S7-300

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An experimental platform for cryogenic Helium gas bearing turbo-expanders is established at the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences. This turbo-expander experimental platform is designed for performance testing and experimental research on Helium turbo-expanders with different sizes from the liquid hydrogen temperature to the room temperature region. A measurement and control system based on Siemens PLC S7-300 for this turbo-expander experimental platform is developed. Proper sensors are selected to measure such parameters as temperature, pressure, rotation speed and air flow rate. All the collected data to be processed are transformed and transmitted to S7-300 CPU. Siemens S7-300 series PLC CPU315-2PN/DP is as master station and two sets of ET200M DP remote expand I/O is as slave station. Profibus-DP field communication is established between master station and slave stations. The upper computer Human Machine Interface (HMI) is compiled using Siemens configuration software WinCC V6.2. The upper computer communicates with PLC by means of industrial Ethernet. Centralized monitoring and distributed control is achieved. Experimental results show that this measurement and control system has fulfilled the test requirement for the turbo-expander experimental platform.

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Li, J., Xiong, L. Y., Peng, N., Dong, B., Wang, P., & Liu, L. Q. (2014). Measurement and control system for cryogenic helium gas bearing turbo-expander experimental platform based on siemens PLC S7-300. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1573, pp. 1743–1749). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4860918

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