04657nam 2200673Ia 450 991100659770332120210209185052.097866110278969781281027894128102789897800805299670080529968(CKB)1000000000349924(EBL)300696(OCoLC)476079520(SSID)ssj0000130106(PQKBManifestationID)12035675(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000130106(PQKBWorkID)10081849(PQKB)10676316(MiAaPQ)EBC300696(MiAaPQ)EBC4557162(PPN)170256537(FR-PaCSA)40000652(FRCYB40000652)40000652(EXLCZ)99100000000034992420050624d2004 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtccrControl engineering control system power and grounding better practice /by David Brown, David Harrold, and Roger HopeBoston Newnesc20041 online resource (121 p.)"Newnes is an imprint of Elsevier."9780750678261 0750678267 Cover; Contents; Introduction; CE Statement; Warnings, Cautions, and Notes; Liability; Chapter 1. Site Preparation Overview; System Availability; Impact of New Technologies on System Availability; Importance of Mean Time to Repair; Electrical Noise Influences; Minimizing Influences; AC Power Considerations; System Ground; Earth Ground; Signal Wiring for Traditional I/O Systems; Signal Wiring for I/O Bus Systems; Intrinsically Safe I/O Systems; Lightning Protection; Chapter 2. AC Power Distribution; AC Power Considerations; AC Distribution System; AC Power Supply ConnectionsWorkstations and Peripheral EquipmentAuxiliary Equipment; Chapter 3. DC Power Distribution; DC Power Considerations; DC Power Connections; Bussed Field Power; Resistor-Capacitor Snubbers; Intrinsic Safety Considerations; Chapter 4. System Grounding; Single-Point Ground Techniques; Enclosure Ground Considerations; Effective Grounding; Using Existing Ground Systems; Separating AC and DC Grounds; Ground Wiring; Shield Grounds; Workstations and Peripheral Devices; AC/DC Controller and I/O Power Supply; DC/DC Controller and I/O Power Supplies; Bulk Power Supplies; Redundant Power ConnectionsIntrinsic Safety Installation GroundingChapter 5. Signal Wiring; Signal Wiring Practices; Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Reduction; Protection from AC Power Line Noise; Direct Cable Runs; Multi-Pair Cable Runs In Junction Boxes; Low-Level Signal Cable Runs in Junction Boxes; Class 1 Division 2 Recommendations; AS-Interface Considerations; DeviceNet Considerations; FOUNDATION Fieldbus Considerations; Profibus Considerations; Chapter 6. Alarm Wiring; Chapter 7. Earth Ground; Designing an Earth Ground; Testing an Earth Ground; Annual Inspection; Chapter 8. Lightning ProtectionReference DocumentsLightning Risk Determination; Lightning Protection Systems; Implementing Lightning Protection; Inspection of Lightning Protection Systems; Appendix A. Variable Speed Drive Considerations; Recommendations; Electrical Noise Examples; Ground Considerations; Motor Ground Connections; VSD Cable Specifications; Critical Cable Lengths; Appendix B. Testing with an Oscilloscope; General Monitoring; Fieldbus Segment Monitoring; Appendix C. Wire Size and Color Codes; IndexControl system power and grounding is possibly the single most important element to ensure a control system doesn't experience unidentified ""gremlins"" throughout its life. The topic is appropriate to every control system domain, including programmable logic controllers, process control systems, robotics, vision systems, etc. Power and grounding is recognized by a major industry standards organization, ISA, in ongoing standards efforts.Control Engineering and several power and grounding experts have developed this control system power and grounding resource. When used in conjunctioElectric power systemsControlControl theoryElectric power systemsControl.Control theory.333.7932629.8Brown David127954Harrold David1824855Hope Roger1824856MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9911006597703321Control engineering4392235UNINA