Control Modeling for Full Scope Training Simulators under a Graphic Development Tool
Guillermo Romero-Jiménez, Edgardo J. Roldán-Villasana, Victor M. Jimenez-Sanchez
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Guillermo Romero-Jiménez, Edgardo J. Roldán-Villasana, Victor M. Jimenez-Sanchez
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The development of a control system model using a graphical software tool is described in this paper. This control system is part of a full scope operators' training simulator developed for the National Training Center for Operators of Ixtapantongo of the Mexican Utility Company. The Department of Simulation of the Electrical Research Institute developed this simulator using as reference the Unit I of the Combined Cycle Power Plant El Sauz, located at the centre of Mexico. The first step in the project was the developing of the Gas Turbine System and its control system simulator. The Gas Turbine Simulator was finished and delivered in March 2007 for commercial operation. This simulator is a high-fidelity real time dynamic simulator built and tested for accurate operation over the entire operation range. The simulator was used primarily for operator training although it has been used for procedure development and evaluation of plant transients.
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The development of a control system model using a graphical software tool is described in this paper. This control system is part of a full scope operators' training simulator developed for the National Training Center for Operators of Ixtapantongo of the Mexican Utility Company. The Department of Simulation of the Electrical Research Institute developed this simulator using as reference the Unit I of the Combined Cycle Power Plant El Sauz, located at the centre of Mexico. The first step in the project was the developing of the Gas Turbine System and its control system simulator. The Gas Turbine Simulator was finished and delivered in March 2007 for commercial operation. This simulator is a high-fidelity real time dynamic simulator built and tested for accurate operation over the entire operation range. The simulator was used primarily for operator training although it has been used for procedure development and evaluation of plant transients.
Key concepts: Computer science, Simulation, Power system simulator for engineering, Scope (computer science), Computer architecture simulator, Fidelity, Control system, Control room