MONITORING AN ELECTRIC MOTOR INTEGRATED IN AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM
Journal Title: Proceedings in Manufacturing Systems - Year 2015, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper presents the progress from the field of integrated automation and safety systems that assure a well functioning of manufacturing equipments. Nowadays, many devices have sensors that monitor operational parameters. This advancement was made in order to protect the equipment and to prevent them from malfunctioning or stopping. Considering that equipments work in real time, the system response is essential and must be instantly or with a response time as low as possible. Adopting an appropriate solution requires knowledge of automation as a complete development process, technological restrictions and also designing and choosing a solution so that the conceptual structure and enabling automation equipment meets the performance requirements of the system. Through this work it is intended to reach further to new solutions for the automation of a integrated system, the study of an active control of the parameters from a drive system of machine tools and programming of an automated system that has integrated logic. As an application, it is presented how a temperature sensor was implemented in a automated system in order to prevent the electric motor to overheat and malfunction.
Authors and Affiliations
Alexandru TUFAN, Rémi BOUTON, Mihai SINDILE
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