Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column
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Resumo: | Flow is one of the essential process variables in distillation plants, and its constant measurement and control are necessary to achieve the best performance. This work aims to guarantee the process of automation, control, and calibration of a flow measurement instrument in an experimental distillation plant. A program was created in the Arduino IDE to determine the flowmeter coefficient, with a flow adjusted (manually) in the range of 0.3 L/min (indicated by the serial), measuring the actual flow rate with the aid of a 500 mL beaker, allowing the pre-defined flow rate to fill the beaker with the aid of a hose for 1 minute. With the coefficient defined for the meter (model YF-S401), five flows were chosen, starting at 0.25 L/min to 1.25 L/min. With the help of the IDE and Labview, a VI (Virtual Instrument) was created combining Labview/LINX with the help of the VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture) tool. In both parts of the experiment, surface response (assisted by the STATISTICA 10 software) was used for the relationship between frequency, pulse, and flow. After the results obtained in the manual experiment and the automated experiment, the correlations obtained and the surface responses found to suggest an effective response of the integration of LINX and VISA for the measurement of flow, besides confirming the calibration (because the program corrects the error using the correlations). It is possible to state that the developed program can be integrated into a more complete automation system. |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column Calibración, automatización y control de un sensor de flujo de efecto Hall para una columna de destilación Calibração, automação e controle de um sensor de vazão efeito Hall para uma coluna de destilação LabViewArduinoRSMIDE.LabViewArduinoRSMIDE.LabViewArduinoMSRIDE.Flow is one of the essential process variables in distillation plants, and its constant measurement and control are necessary to achieve the best performance. This work aims to guarantee the process of automation, control, and calibration of a flow measurement instrument in an experimental distillation plant. A program was created in the Arduino IDE to determine the flowmeter coefficient, with a flow adjusted (manually) in the range of 0.3 L/min (indicated by the serial), measuring the actual flow rate with the aid of a 500 mL beaker, allowing the pre-defined flow rate to fill the beaker with the aid of a hose for 1 minute. With the coefficient defined for the meter (model YF-S401), five flows were chosen, starting at 0.25 L/min to 1.25 L/min. With the help of the IDE and Labview, a VI (Virtual Instrument) was created combining Labview/LINX with the help of the VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture) tool. In both parts of the experiment, surface response (assisted by the STATISTICA 10 software) was used for the relationship between frequency, pulse, and flow. After the results obtained in the manual experiment and the automated experiment, the correlations obtained and the surface responses found to suggest an effective response of the integration of LINX and VISA for the measurement of flow, besides confirming the calibration (because the program corrects the error using the correlations). It is possible to state that the developed program can be integrated into a more complete automation system.El caudal es una de las variables de proceso esenciales en las plantas de destilación, siendo necesario su constante medición y control para conseguir el mejor rendimiento. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo garantizar el proceso de automatización, control y calibración de un instrumento de medición de flujo en una planta de destilación experimental. Se creó un programa en el IDE de Arduino para determinar el coeficiente del caudalímetro, con un caudal ajustado (manualmente) en el rango de 0,3 L/min (indicado por el serial), midiendo el caudal real con la ayuda de un vaso de precipitados de 500 ml, permitiendo que el caudal predefinido llene el vaso con la ayuda de una manguera durante 1 minuto. Con el coeficiente definido para el medidor (modelo YF-S401) se eligieron cinco caudales, desde 0,25 hasta 1,25 L/min. Con la ayuda del Labview, se creó un VI (Virtual Instrument) combinando Labview/LINX con la ayuda de la herramienta VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture). En ambas partes del experimento se utilizó la respuesta de superficie (asistida por el software STATISTICA 10) para la relación entre frecuencia, pulso y caudal. Luego de los resultados obtenidos en los experimentos manuais y automatizado, las correlaciones obtenidas y las respuestas de superficie encontradas sugieren una respuesta efectiva de la integración de LINX y VISA para la medición de caudal, además de confirmar la calibración (debido a que el programa corrige el error usando las correlaciones). Es posible afirmar que el programa desarrollado puede integrarse en un sistema de automatización más completo.A vazão é uma das variáveis de processo essenciais em plantas de destilação, sendo necessário sua constante medição e controle, para alcançar o melhor desempenho da planta. Este trabalho tem como objetivo garantir o processo de automação, controle e calibração de instrumento de medição de vazão em planta experimental de destilação. Foi criado um programa no IDE do Arduino de forma a determinar o coeficiente do medidor de vazão, com uma vazão ajustada (manualmente) na faixa de 0,3 L/min (indicado pelo serial), medindo a vazão real com o auxílio de uma proveta de 500 mL deixando a vazão pré-definida preencher com o auxílio de uma mangueira a proveta durante 1 minuto. Com o coeficiente definido para o medidor (modelo YF-S401) foram escolhidas cinco vazões, iniciando em 0,25 L/min até 1,25 L/min. Com o auxílio do IDE e do Labview foi criado um VI (Virtual Instrument) combinando o Labview/LINX com o auxílio da ferramenta VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture). Em ambas as partes do experimento foram utilizadas resposta de superfície (auxiliado pelo software STATISTICA 10) para a relação entre frequência, pulso e vazão. Após os resultados obtidos no experimento manual e no experimento automatizado, as correlações obtidas e as respostas de superfície encontradas sugerem uma resposta eficaz da integração de LINX e VISA para a medição da vazão, além de confirmar a calibração (devido ao fato do programa corrigir o erro utilizando as correlações). Sendo possível afirmar que o programa desenvolvido pode ser integrado em um sistema de automação mais completo.Research, Society and Development2022-09-11info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/3435910.33448/rsd-v11i12.34359Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 No. 12; e198111234359Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 Núm. 12; e198111234359Research, Society and Development; v. 11 n. 12; e1981112343592525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/34359/29006Copyright (c) 2022 Renan Bispo Santos; Diego Guedes de Lima Lemos; Yago Fraga Ferreira Brandão; Hilário J. B. de Lima Filhohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSantos, Renan BispoLemos, Diego Guedes de LimaBrandão, Yago Fraga FerreiraLima Filho, Hilário J. 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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column Calibración, automatización y control de un sensor de flujo de efecto Hall para una columna de destilación Calibração, automação e controle de um sensor de vazão efeito Hall para uma coluna de destilação |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column Santos, Renan Bispo LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino MSR IDE. |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Calibration, automation and control of a Hall effect flow sensor for a distillation column |
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Santos, Renan Bispo |
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Santos, Renan Bispo Lemos, Diego Guedes de Lima Brandão, Yago Fraga Ferreira Lima Filho, Hilário J. B. de |
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Lemos, Diego Guedes de Lima Brandão, Yago Fraga Ferreira Lima Filho, Hilário J. B. de |
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Santos, Renan Bispo Lemos, Diego Guedes de Lima Brandão, Yago Fraga Ferreira Lima Filho, Hilário J. B. de |
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LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino MSR IDE. |
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LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino RSM IDE. LabView Arduino MSR IDE. |
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Flow is one of the essential process variables in distillation plants, and its constant measurement and control are necessary to achieve the best performance. This work aims to guarantee the process of automation, control, and calibration of a flow measurement instrument in an experimental distillation plant. A program was created in the Arduino IDE to determine the flowmeter coefficient, with a flow adjusted (manually) in the range of 0.3 L/min (indicated by the serial), measuring the actual flow rate with the aid of a 500 mL beaker, allowing the pre-defined flow rate to fill the beaker with the aid of a hose for 1 minute. With the coefficient defined for the meter (model YF-S401), five flows were chosen, starting at 0.25 L/min to 1.25 L/min. With the help of the IDE and Labview, a VI (Virtual Instrument) was created combining Labview/LINX with the help of the VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture) tool. In both parts of the experiment, surface response (assisted by the STATISTICA 10 software) was used for the relationship between frequency, pulse, and flow. After the results obtained in the manual experiment and the automated experiment, the correlations obtained and the surface responses found to suggest an effective response of the integration of LINX and VISA for the measurement of flow, besides confirming the calibration (because the program corrects the error using the correlations). It is possible to state that the developed program can be integrated into a more complete automation system. |
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