Programming of PLC with Pneumatics

Course Summary
The objective of the program is to provide participants with basic knowledge of the construction and operation of programmable logic controllers (PLC) and develop the ability to write simple programs using CX-Programmer according to IEC61131-1. It also covers operating basic pneumatic control systems with PLC.
Methodology
- Competency based
- State of the art teaching resources and facilities
- Individual and team skills development
- Video presentations
- Simulation and practices
Duration
3 days / 21 hours
Audience
Maintenance staff, technicians, engineers and trainers
Target Industry
Manufacturing Industry, Oil and Gas Industry
Course Outcomes
- Knows the basic pneumatic control technology with PLC
- Is familiar with the construction and operation of the PLC
- Can connect input and output elements with the PLC
- Can assemble and test simple pneumatic control systems with PLC
- Can create simple programs for control and commission them
- Meets the requirements for a higher-level course
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Introduction to PLC
- Skill 1.1: Understand function and application of PLC
- Skill 1.2: Identify components of a PLC (hardware, software, programming device)
- Skill 1.3: Explain the general structure of a PLC program
Lesson 2: PLC Addressing
- Skill 2.1: Understand input/output listing
- Skill 2.2: Interpret electrical and pneumatic circuit diagrams
- Skill 2.3: Identify input/output devices
Lesson 3: PLC Programming Languages
- Skill 3.1: Apply programming languages of PLC according to IEC 61131-3
- Skill 3.2: Use Ladder Diagram (LD) for basic control
Lesson 4: PLC Operations
- Skill 4.1: Perform commissioning of a PLC
- Skill 4.2: Understand communication interface with PLCs
- Skill 4.3: Follow procedure for creating a PLC program
Lesson 5: Advantages of PLC
- Skill 5.1: Compare PLC with conventional electro-pneumatic or electrical relay-based control
Lesson 6: Programming Control Tasks
- Skill 6.1: Apply logic functions
- Skill 6.2: Implement position dependent control
- Skill 6.3: Design timing sequences
- Skill 6.4: Apply counting signals
- Skill 6.5: Use positive and negative edge triggers
- Skill 6.6: Implement signal storage
- Skill 6.7: Apply internal memory functions
Certification
Certificate of Completion will be awarded
MBOT CPD
15 credit hours
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