Brand: GE Description: Thermocouple Input Board Condition: Brand New Certificate: COO TEST REPORT WARRANTY LETTER Warranty: 1 year Inventory Qty: 22 Payment Term: T/T Shipping Port: ShenZhen GE IS200VTCCH1C is the turbine control channel board used in the Mark VI turbine control system. The board processes analog and digital signals, supports control loops for precise turbine management, and integrates with other system components for coordinated operation.
Manufacture |
GE |
Model Number |
IS200VTCCH1C |
Ordering Number |
IS200VTCCH1C |
Catalog |
Mark VI |
Country Of Origin |
USA |
HS CODE |
8479909090 |
Dimension |
40cm*35cm*5cm |
Packing Dimension |
42cm*37cm*7cm |
Weight |
1.5kg |
Operation Parameters
Power Supply Voltage: Operates with a 24V DC power supply.
Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C.
Signal Processing: Processes analog and digital signals, handling inputs from various sensors and outputs to control actuators.
Control Loop Configuration: Supports multiple control loops, enabling tight regulation of turbine parameters such as speed, pressure, and temperature.
Inputs and Outputs: Capable of handling a variety of sensor and actuator signals, including LVDTs for precise feedback.
Product Features
Total Turbine Speed Control: The GE IS200VTCCH1C is an integral part of the system whose task is to control as well as regulate turbine speed to guarantee safe and effective operation of the turbine.
Safety and Protection: Throughout operation it keeps track of essential parameters and once abnormal conditions occur, it implements protective actions.
Interfacing with Other Components: The GE IS200VTCCH1C interfaces with other turbine control boards, sensors, and actuators to form an integrated solution for turbine control.
Temperature Input and Conversion: At its core, the GE IS200VTCCH1C serves as a thermocouple input terminal board. It takes analog thermocouple signals and turns them into digital data with its internal 16 bit A/D converter. The data is presented in a digital format that is easier for other control systems to work with, allowing for precise temperature performance in industrial processes.
Fault detection and indication: The come with built in diagnostics that detect any fault in its operation. On its front faceplate, it has three LED components: a green "Run" LED to indicate that the device is operating normally, a red "Fail" LED to indicate a fault in the board, and an orange "Status" LED that gives more information on the board's status. This highly visible alert system allows maintenance staff to respond more quickly to problems on the board, leading to less downtime and quicker fixes.
Installation
Rack Mounting: The GE IS200VTCCH1C is designed for installation into a standard VME rack slot. It slots into the modular VME architecture of the Mark VI control system.
Connectivity : It Interfaces I/O with Other Mark VI Components For Operation The board has terminal blocks provided for wiring to field devices.
Control: The jumper setting and configuration parameters for each control table must be overall fixed according to need. This guarantees peak performance and safety.
Application range
Gas and Steam Turbines: The GE IS200VTCCH1C is extensively utilized in power generation facilities for the control of gas and steam turbines, enabling them to function within the desired parameters.
Industrial automation: As for precise control over the mechanical systems in the building such applications are applicable for chemical plants or some industrial processes that rely on turbine-like machinery.
Troubleshooting
Visual Inspection: Look for signs of physical damage to the board, connection points or burnt components, especially near the power connectors and I/O terminals.
Signal Check: Perform diagnostic checks to ensure the input and output signals are as expected. Make sure feedback signals are kept valid.
Designed Status Indicators: The front panel of the IS200VTCCH1C features diagnostic LEDs that display the status of the board. These are fault conditions such as an LED failing or and LED out-of-range.
Connector Integrity Check: Inspect all connectors to make sure they are properly connected, with no fraying or corrosion present on the wiring.
Configuration Check: Verify jumper settings and other configuration parameters are set per turbine system requirements. Mistakes in configuration may also cause operational or safety problems.