Scribd
Upload
11 views

Week 1 Notes

Uploaded by

Nathan Bohannon
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
11 views

Week 1 Notes

Uploaded by

Nathan Bohannon
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 5

Nathan Bohannon

24009 SMSI Oterra


Week 1 Notes
5/20/2024:
General Info
3” 316 SS – Stainless Steel Pipe
Top line 2 letters refer to series of product (?)
Butterfly – Type of valve that turns flat piece in middle of pipe
Check Valve – One way valve
Ball Valve – Valve that turns a ‘ball’ with hole through that allows flow
Pumps are VFD’s
Diaphragm – Valve that moves up to create pathway, lowers to close
Positive Displacement Pump – adds energy (force) to a liquid
Screw Pump – uses screws to move fluids
Letter Codes
LSH – Level Switch High, detects when tank level gets to ‘high’
LIT – Level Indicator Transmit
WIC – Weight indicator control
TT – Temperature transmit
TIC – Temperature indicator control
YIS – Special Indicator Switch
SPLV – Speed point low valve (?)
RFL – Resistance flow low
ZSC – Position Switch closed
PHTS – Pressure high transmit switch
FV – Flow Valve
Letter Codes Continued
GV – Gate Valve
CH – CHECK VALVE
ST – Speed transmit
FILY – Flow indicator low relay/compute
PI – Pressure Indicator
SC – Speed control
AG – acceleration high
SG – Speed gaging
FH – Flow high
PNL – Pressure computing low
AF – analysis flow
HV – Hand Valve
RV – Resistance Valve
F – Flow (?)
FLS – Flow low switch
ZSO – Position Switch Open

5/21/2024
Letter Codes:
FH – Flexible hose, not flow high
FS – Flow Switch
FC – Flow control
PDI – Pressure differential indicator
LSHH – Level switch High High (High – High Level Switch), higher level switch than
high level sensor, an alarm
LSL – Level switch low
TW – Temperature well (Thermowell), used to protect temperature sensors
TE – Temperature element (Thermocouple), thermometer that uses electricity to measure
temperature
TIT – Temperature indicator transmit
PT – Pressure transmit
ST – Speed transmit
SIC – Speed indicator control
LE – Level Element
LI – Level indicator
PD – positive displacement (pump)
SK – not of our concern
JI – Power indicator
FILY – Y filter
RFL – air filter thingy
SPLV – split valve
PHTS – pH transmit switch
General Information
CB – color blending (4)
HV – high viscosity (3)
LV – low viscosity (3)
OS – oil soluble (4)
DR – drums (1)
JC – jerry cans (1)
ST – storage tanks (2)
WS – water soluble (5)
WWTP – wastewater pit (2)
CH – chiller (2)
5/22/2024
Completely Marked List
Bases, CB, HV, LV, OS, DR, JC, ST, WS, WWTP, CH (Done!)

Cheese Facility Sequential Operation Draft 1


Step 1: Wait for ZS100 rising edge
Step 2: Wait for ZS101 rising edge
Step 3: Open V100 & V101, turn on P100
Step 4: Wait for LT100 to read full
Step 5: Close V100 & V101, turn off P100
Step 6: Open V102 & V103, turn on P104, turn on AG100
Step 7: Wait for LT101 to read 60%
Step 8: Close V102 & V103, turn off P104
Step 9: Open V104 & V105 & V106, turn on P101 & P102 & P103
Step 10: After 1 min close V106, turn off P103
Step 11: After 2 min close V105, turn off P102
Step 12: After 4 min close V104, turn off P101
Loops:
Raw milk silo temp: Step 3 – End, PV = 34 F, CV = ???, input = TT100
Filter pressure: Step 5 – 8, PV = 20 psi, CV = P104 (But how?), input = PT100
Batching tank temp: Step 6 – End, PV = 35 F, CV = ???, input = TT102
Ingredient 3 mass flow: Step 9 – 10, PV = 200 gpm, CV = P103, input = MM102
Ingredient 2 mass flow: Step 9 – 11, PV = 100 gpm, CV = P102, input = MM101
Ingredient 1 mass flow: Step 9 – 12, PV = 300 gpm, CV = P101, input = MM100

5/23/2024
Job Shadow Lab / Cheese Facility
Sequential Function Listing V2

5/24/2024
VM BS
If factorytalk on a VM is requiring a log in, there are three things to try:
1. If using Hyper-V for the VM, turn off enhanced session mode as that causes the VM
to show the Hyper-V server as the host. When factorytalk looks at your computer, it
checks to make sure the host name and the computer name match, so when enhanced
session is on this part breaks, causing the log in box to appear.
2. Permissions for all logins to the computer need to be granted. This can be done by
going into the admin console, selecting local, right clicking on Networks and
Devices, clicking security, and checking all boxes for all types of logins.
3. The VM needs to be in the network directory, which can be accessed through the
admin console, selecting network, and adding the desired computer under:
Network -> System -> Computers and Group -> Computers
This will have to be done on a computer already on the network.

You might also like