Parameters monitoring and control for flueric actuators testing system
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2014, Vol 6, Issue 1
Abstract
A wide range of air supply parameters is needed for the flueric actuators testing in order to find their optimum working regime. A system for conditioning these parameters, namely pressure, temperature, mass and volume flow rate has been built for this purpose. The measured values are continuously stored on the PC hard drive and are checked automatically for keeping them in the normal operating range. In case any of them are going out of this range, this system warns the operator and performs automatic actions for limiting or partially or totally shutting down the system.
Authors and Affiliations
SALAORU Tiberiu Adrian, ANDREI Marina, ION GUTA Dragos Daniel , ARGHIR Minodor
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