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Fundamentals Of Industrial Control Circuits & Motor Starters

Posted By: ELK1nG
Fundamentals Of Industrial Control Circuits & Motor Starters

Fundamentals Of Industrial Control Circuits & Motor Starters
Last updated 9/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.38 GB | Duration: 5h 19m

Learn Industrial control circuits and automation, animated, simulated, and practically built Motor Starter circuits.

What you'll learn

Classic Controls

Induction Motor Control

Fundamentals of Control Circuits

Most Common Motor Starters

Voltage Applied to Induction Motor

How to Size Circuit Components Based on IEC & NFPA Standards

Learn the Theory of Controls

Simulate Control Circuits using CADESimu

Build Control Circuits Wire by Wire With Me

Requirements

No pre-requirements for this course. This course will teach you from zero to hero in classic controls. It is actually the first and fundamental course that every Control Engineer or Technician needs at the beginning of their career

Description

This course is all about Industrial controls topics which you need if you are starting your career as an automation and controls engineer. You will need this course if you are responsible about the process controls part in a production line. This course covers all the basics and details about controls circuits for 3 phase induction motor and how to build them from scratch. We will first start with an introduction about classic controls, then we will go to the circuit components that are used to create Industrial controls circuit, For these components, we will cover its definition, working principle and types, We will also see engaging animations for our lectures and circuits. Then we will design the most common circuits that are used in the industry and then we will simulate them; if our simulation is successful I will build it by hand wire by wire. In this course you will understand the induction motor more and its windings and terminals. We will also discuss the voltage in star and delta connection. Finally, we will try to select our power components for a project in which we will calculate the Full Load Current and based on that we will choose our component’s sizes according to IEC and NFPA Standards.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Classic Control

Section 2: Components

Lecture 3 Switches

Lecture 4 Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

Lecture 5 Contactor

Lecture 6 Overload Relay

Lecture 7 Relays

Lecture 8 12. Timers

Section 3: DOL Starter

Lecture 9 Latching Circuit

Lecture 10 DOL Starter Power and Control Circuit

Lecture 11 Introduction to CADESIMU

Lecture 12 DOL Starter CADESIMU

Lecture 13 DOL Starter Practical Circuit

Section 4: Induction Motor

Lecture 14 Understanding Induction Motor

Lecture 15 Behavior of Induction Motor

Lecture 16 Let's Talk Voltage

Lecture 17 Motor Winding and Terminal Box

Section 5: Star Delta Starter

Lecture 18 Voltage in Star delta

Lecture 19 Warning!!

Lecture 20 Star Delta Starter Power Circuit

Lecture 21 Star Delta Starter Control Circuit

Lecture 22 Star Delta Starter CADESIMU

Lecture 23 Star Delta Practical Circuit

Section 6: Reverse Forward Circuit

Lecture 24 Reverse Forward Power and Control Circuit

Lecture 25 Reverse Forward CADESIMU Circuit

Lecture 26 Reverse Forward Practical Circuit

Section 7: Water Pump Circuit

Lecture 27 Water Pump Concept

Lecture 28 Water Pump CADESimu

Lecture 29 Water Pump Power Circuit and Control Circuit

Section 8: Component's Sizing IEC, NFPA, and my own recommendation!

Lecture 30 Finding I FL (Equation explained)

Lecture 31 MCB Sizing

Lecture 32 Cable Sizing

Lecture 33 OL Sizing

Lecture 34 Contactor Sizing

Lecture 35 Cable and Contactor Sizing in STAR DELTA

Lecture 36 OL Sizing in Star Delta

Lecture 37 Component’s Sizing Cheat Sheet

Controls Engineers, Controls Technicians, and all Automation friends out there who are responsible for maintaining these big production lines inside all the factories around the world.