Programmable Logic Cont. - Connect Access
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Chapter 1, Problem 11RQ
Answer the following with reference to the process control relay ladder diagram of Figure 1-17 of this chapter:
- a. When do the pressure switch contacts close?
- b. When do the temperature switch contacts close?
- c. How are the pressure and temperature switches connected with respect to each other?
- d. Describe the two conditions under which the motor starter coil will become energized.
- e. What is the approximate value of the voltage drop across each of the following when their contacts are open?
- (1) Pressure switch
- (2) Temperature switch
- (3) Manual pushbutton
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