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The Design Principle of Electrical Control Functions Brought into DCS of Power Plant

Yan Huang

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The neccessity to bring the electrical control functions into DCS of unitary set of plant is analysed.The basic principle to bring generator-transformer set and house-serving control system into DCS and the method of communication between DCS and the unit equipment such as AVR are discussed.Finally,the logical diagram is given.

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The neccessity to bring the electrical control functions into DCS of unitary set of plant is analysed.The basic principle to bring generator-transformer set and house-serving control system into DCS and the method of communication between DCS and the unit equipment such as AVR are discussed.Finally,the logical diagram is given.

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The neccessity to bring the electrical control functions into DCS of unitary set of plant is analysed.The basic principle to bring generator-transformer set and house-serving control system into DCS and the method of communication between DCS and the unit equipment such as AVR are discussed.Finally,the logical diagram is given.

Key concepts: Wiring diagram, Control engineering, Unitary state, Power station, Block diagram, Distributed control system, Transformer, Engineering

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