PLC -AB Programmable Logic Controller Automation Fundamental

Description

Hands-On AB Programmable Logic Controller Automation Fundamentals.

LogixPro 500 Version, PLC Automation, Eman Kamel, Ph. D.

Please view Module 11 and Module 29 as an example of the recorded hands on lecture videoes included in this course.

This standalone online PLC training course can be used as a supplement to the following author's published textbook:

Eman Kamel and Khaled Kamel, “Hands-On PLC Programming with RSLogix 500 and LogixPro”, McGrew-Hill professional, (ISBN-13: 978-1259644344), August 2016. 

Course Objectives

· Understand concepts of process control.

· Understand PLC hardware and memory architecture.

· Realize the characteristic of hardwired and PLC control systems.

· Ladder logic programming hands-on with real industrial applications.

· Use of Timers / Counters in real time process control applications.

· Understand PLC instrumentation and HMI interfaces.

· Be able to use and support CompactLogix, MicroLogix, RSLogix 500/5000, and SLC-500/5000.

· Be able to perform process control design and troubleshooting.

· Hands-on with LogixPro 500 and PLCLogix 500/5000 simulations software.

Course Content

42 Modules - 60 lectures, 44 lectures recording, 9 PLC coding projects assignments including 2 capstone projects, and over 50 industrial process control ladder programs. Free preview for Module 1, Module 11,  and Module 29. Completion of the first 23 Modules are must for mastering PLC ladder programming. Remaining Modules include advanced PLC process control industrial applications.

Each Module contains step by step recording, associated MS Word documentation files, and fully debugged ladder logic program implementation.

Module 01- Hardwired Relay control and the PLC evolution.

Module 02- PLC Fundamentals; hardware and programming basics.

Module 03- Combinational logic and introduction to LogixPro simulation software.

Module 04- Maser Control Relay (MCR) and logic diagrams.

Module 05- Process control fundamentals.

Module 06- Motor control, XIC, XIO, Latch, and Unlatch instructions.

Module 07- OSR, Latch, Unlatch Motor start / stop applications.

Module 08- Batch process control structured programming; Motors, Heater, and Mixer.

Module 09- Bit and Word combinational ladder logic implementation.

Module 10- Bit Shift Left (BSL) instruction and sequence control application.

Module 11- ON Delay (TON) Timer control and operation.

Module 12- TON applications; Mary Go Round, cascading, and recycling.

Module 13- Motor Fail to Start and Gate manipulation in irrigation control application.

Module 14- OFF Delay (TOF) timers, Count UP (CTU), and Count Down (CTD) applications.

Module 15- Retentive Timer (RTO) operation and Pump station scheduling application.

Module 16- Count Up and Down ladder application.

Module 17- Math and Move instructions ladder application.

Module 18- Light control using one Normally Open (NO) Push Button (PB).

Module 19- Schmitt Trigger control application.

Module 20- Mary Go Round one timer ladder control implementation.

Module 21- Batch Process Control sequence implementation.

Module 22- One Way Traffic Lights control.

Module 23- BCD user interface ladder implementation; FRD and TOD instructions.

Module 24- BCD Input / Output control application.

Module 25- Big- and Little-Endian swap implementation.

Module 26- Analog signal counts and scaling options implementation.

Module 27- Tank fill and drain application.

Module 28- Garage door reversible motor control.

Module 29- Silo process control application implementation.

Module 30- Two One Way crossing traffic lights control implementation.

Module 31- Three Pumps Batch process control implementation.

Module 32- BCD Interface temperature conversion application.

Module 33- Tank Pressure Control using one compressor.

Module 34- Tank Pressure Control using dual compressors.

Module 35- Bottle Assembly process control; large, small, and scrap.

Module 36- Two Floors (1 and 4) Elevator control.

Module 37- Four Floors Elevator control using structured programming.

Module 38- Process Control Design Fundamentals.

Module 39- Ladder Program Debugging 1 and 2.

Module 40- Ladder Program Documentation.

Module 41- Irrigation Canal Downstream Water Level Control, Project 1.

Module 42- Wastewater Treatment Pumping Station Control, Project 2.

Requirements

· Working familiarity with PC file system and windows environment.

· Basic Knowledge of Digital Logic Design.

· Any PLC software for Programming and Simulation; LogixPro 500 or PLCLogix 500/5000 is recommended.

Authors and Course Description

PLC Automation is a small business with offices in Manvel, Texas and Louisville, Kentucky. We are focused on PLC based process control and automation. The two principles of our business (Drs. Eman Kamel and Khaled Kamel) have a combined 50 years of experience in PLC software development and customized training in a variety of industrial applications including flexible manufacturing automation, chemical process control, wastewater treatment, and utilities process control. We also published with McGraw Hills industry leading textbooks in PLC process control for the Rockwell Allen Bradley and the Siemens infrastructures.

The PLC Automation online training consists of six sections, each having an average of ten modules. The training is designed for the LogixPro 500 or the PLCLogix 5000 simulation software but can be used with other AB compatible PLC development software. All modules’ programs, documentation, and hands-on recordings are implemented for both the Allen Bradley RSLogix 500 and RSLogix 5000. Completion of this course will enable students to master the concepts of PLC process control; design, implementation, trouble shooting, and technical documentation.

Course Audience

· Engineering / Technical Colleges Instructors.

· Students and Beginners seeking PLC training.

· Control / Instrumentation Engineers / Technicians.

· Process Engineers; Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, and others.

· Maintenance and Industrial Automation Professionals.

What You Will Learn!

• • Understand concepts of process control.
• • Understand PLC hardware and memory architecture.
• • Ladder logic programming hands-on with real industrial applications.
• • Use of Timers / Counters in real time process control applications.
• • Be able to use the Allen Bradley MicroLogix, CompactLogix, ControlLogix, and SLC500/5000 advanced instructions.
• • Be able to perform process control design and troubleshooting.
• • Hands-on with LogixPro 500 /PLCLogix 5000 simulations software.
• • Be able to perform process control design and troubleshooting.

Who Should Attend!

• • Engineering / Technical Colleges Instructors.
• • Students and Beginners seeking PLC training.
• • Control / Instrumentation Engineers / Technicians.
• • Process Engineers; Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, and others.
• • Maintenance and Industrial Automation Professionals.

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