Difference Between Automated Pressure Holding System Vs. Automated Pressure Control System
With a modular approach, Advanced pressure products (APP)
manufactures and develops integrated pressure control devices. In other words,
these devices are configurable to include different functions based on the
needs, budget, and desires of the users. Each of these pressure systems provides
opposing degrees of automation and power.
The Automated Pressure Holding System (APHS) is primarily
used in heating and cooling systems to retain steady static pressure to ensure
continuous performance. In smaller boiler-supplied heating systems, constant
static pressure can be accomplished with an open expansion vessel.
On the other hand,
An automatic pressure control system maintains or recovers
the functioning of a controlled object. In various cases, the auxiliary
operations for the APCS—starting, discontinuing, observing, regulating, and so
on—can also be automated. An APCS functions mainly as a member of a production
or some other complex.
What Does Automated
Pressure Holding System Do?
The APP Automated Pressure Holding Tester (APHT) holds and
produces a target pressure from atmospheric pressure to 5000 PSI (pneumatic
system) and 60,000 PSI (hydraulic system). The system is fully automated and
wholly microprocessor-controlled, letting the user regulate the target
pressure, pressurization rate, and holding time.
An automated pressure holding system (APHS) is usually used
for sustaining a constant static pressure in heating and cooling systems to
guarantee uninterrupted operation. Constant static pressure can be achieved
with an open expansion vessel in smaller boiler-supplied heating systems. This
regulator is specifically designed for pilot plants, process control
applications, and laboratories.
Advanced Pressure Products (APP) manufactures and designs
automated pressure control systems with a modular approach. Simply put, these
systems are configurable to provide various functionality dependent on the
users’ requirements, budget, and preferences; each offers opposing levels of
automation & control.
It’s time to discuss
the difference between automated pressure systems in detail.
Salient Features of Pressure Holding System
·
Highly Accurate Pressure
This system generates extremely accurate pressure and is
equipped with a transducer monitors system pressure that provides precise
feedback and eliminates the chances of errors.
·
Various
Target Pressure
The automated holding pressure the system is user-defined with multiple target pressures, pressurization rates,
dwell times, and holding times, ensuring quick and efficient results.
·
Test
Performance
Pressure tests can be executed
through a holding pressure system under elevated temperature to simulate
concrete operating conditions.
·
Over-pressurization
Protection
It's fail-safe and multi-level system offers over-pressurization protection while operating different
conditions.
·
Windows-Based
Software
The system is compatible with
Windows ’98 and higher. Its Windows-based software handles all control, data
collection, measurement, and report generation along with complete manual
control.
·
Graphical
Test Result
The Automated holding pressure system displays real-time
graphical test results depicts on-going testing status and calculates precisely
outcomes throughout the operation.
·
Pressure
Outlet Ports
Several pressure outlet ports are presented in this system,
which makes it so much easier to use.
·
Automated
Pressure
The pressure holding system has an automatic pressure generator that efficiently gets refilled for high volume conditions.
·
Various
Pressure Options
The system has multiple
pressure generator systems for multi-axis and continuous pressurization.
·
Easy To
Maintain
It requires minimal
maintenance, making this pressure system even more reliable. An automated
pressure holding system has easily configurable designs suitable for most
applications, making it easy to maintain and lessen the hassle of regular
services.
Some Other
Specifications of Automated Holding Pressure System
Pneumatic:
|
Hydraulic:
|
·
Air Requirement80 psi Air |
·
Working
Fluid Water, Oil, or Alcohol |
·
Pressure
Range 0 – 5,000 psi |
·
Pressure Range0 – 60,000 psi |
·
Pressure Transducer Range: 0 – 5,000 psi
|
·
Pressure
Transducer Range: 0 – 60,000 psi |
·
Accuracy:
Up to 0.01 % FS
|
·
Accuracy: Up to 0.01 % FS |
·
System Resolution1/20,000
|
·
Weight300
lbs |
·
System
Control Accuracy+/- 0.02 % FS
|
·
Dimensions51″ H x 28.5″ W x 26″ D |
·
Pressurization Rate0.1 psi/sec – 200 psi/sec
|
·
Power
Requirements110 VAC, 60 Hz (220 VAC, 50Hz optional) |
·
Maximum
Hold Time Infinity
|
·
Maximum Hold Time Infinity |
·
Power Requirements110 VAC, 60 Hz (220 VAC, 50Hz
optional)
|
·
Pressurization
Rate0.1 psi/sec – 200 psi/sec |
·
Dimensions51″
H x 28.5″ W x 26″ D |
·
System Control Accuracy+/- 0.02 % FS |
·
Weight150 lbs |
·
System
Resolution1/20,000 (65536 optional) |
What Does the Automated Pressure Control System Do?
Automated pressure holding system ensures
faster and accurate pressure control. The system parameters are set up
mechanically within the first startup tool after the upgrade has been built-in.
In the adaptive algorithm, the controller continually adapts to the process
conditions such as gas and gas flow; hence, it ensures optimum pressure control
at any time.
The APCS is used to confine
pumping during the dose step for a precursor. It often requires long exposure
times for slow-to-react precursors or when deposition into high aspect ratio
features is requisite.
The Automated Pressure Control
System with encoder offers precise pressure generation and control from
atmospheric pressure up to 2000 PSI. The APCS is entirely microprocessor-controlled
and fully automated. The system permits users to outline holding times, multiple
target pressures, and pressurization rates. The APCS can be incorporated into
an already existing, more extensive system or operate autonomously.
Salient Features of Automated Pressure Control System
·
Accurate
Pressure System
Automated Pressure Control System
(APCS) has a highly accurate pressure transducer that monitors system pressure
and provides feedback correctly.
·
Multiple
Target Pressures
The system is equipped with user-defined
multiple target pressures, holding times, dwell times, and pressurization
rates.
·
Over-pressurization
Safety
This advanced pressure product
ensures multi-level, fail-safe system and over-pressurization protection.
·
Windows-Based
Program
The system has computerized windows-based
software, which is compatible with Windows XP and higher. Its windows handle
all control, data collection, measurement, and report generation along with
complete manual control.
·
Graphical
Test Display
Automated Pressure Control System
(APCS) offers a real-time graphical test display that depicts testing status
and results throughout the operation.
·
Pressure
Outlets
It has various pressure outlet
ports, which make it easy to use.
·
Automated
Pressure Generator
The system also has an automatic
pressure generator that refills for high-volume situations.
·
Customized
Report
There are multiply customized
report formats available in this advanced pressure product.
·
Easy to
Maintain
The system requires minimal
maintenance and decreases the hassle of constant services.
Some Other Specifications of Automated Pressure
Control System
·
Working Fluid: H 0, Oil, Alcohol |
·
System Resolution: 1/65536 |
·
Pressure Transducer: 0-2,000 psi (Accuracy: Up to
0.1 % FS) |
·
System Control Accuracy: +/- 0.2 % FS |
·
Power Requirements: 110 VAC, 60 Hz (220 VAC, 50Hz
optional) |
·
Dimensions: 51 H x 28.5″ W x 26″ D |
·
Weight: 300
lbs |
·
Pressure Range: 0-2,000 PSI |
Benefits of Automatic Pressure Systems
These pressure systems have easily
configurable designs, making them suitable for most applications, making them
easy to service and maintain. It requires minimal user input while in operation
– make it possible for the operator to multi-task.
These products are ideal for use
with hazardous media or when extreme temperatures are involved. The control panel can be positioned remotely to the pressure vessel, allowing the user to
maintain full control of the equipment at a safe working distance.
To
sum up,
manufactures and designs an inclusive
range of hydrostatic testing systems that are easy to operate and safe for a wide
variety of gases and liquids.
The systems discussed in this blog include all controls and instrumentation required to manage the speed and pressures at which the liquid pumps and gas boosters operate and inlet/outlet connections.
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