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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Control Valve

  • Last UpdatedFeb 02, 2024
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The control valve object shows the position and status of control valves. The elements and behavior are as described in Common Elements.

Property

Description

Name

Control Valve

Graphical Representation

Example Equipment Template

Valve

Associated Composite Genie

Valve.xml

Equipment.Items the Genie expects

Open, POS, Closed, Opening, Closing (see Valves)

CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef (see Valves)

RunStatus (see Equipment Running States)

OP (see Valves)

OPTrack (see Valves)

FB (see Valves)

OOS, OOSDisable (see Equipment Running States)

OpenCmd

CloseCmd

StopCmd

AutoCmd

ManCmd

Stopped

Equipment Parameters the Equipment Items Expect

InternalIODevice

CicodeIODevice

EqStatusFunc

CtrlMode

Range

See Equipment Configuration Parameters.

Associated Faceplate(s)

Simple Valve Faceplate

Complex Valve

Equipment.Items that the Faceplate expects

OPTrack (see Valves)

CtrlModeDef (see Valves)

OpenCmd

CloseCmd

StopCmd

AutoCmd

ManCmd

Stopped

Configuration Tasks

  • Add Equipment Using Equipment Editor: Create equipment instances for the required objects, and organize the equipment in a hierarchy. Objects can be referred to by their name when you add Composite Genies to a graphics page. You can add one or more instances of an equipment to a page.

  • Configure PLC Limits with Equipment: This is an optional task that is required if you want to use PLC alarm limits instead of the standard analog alarm limits.

  • Insert a Composite Genie: Create graphics pages with instances of Composite Genies that are associated with the equipment you have defined in your project.

  • Create a New Faceplate: Add a Faceplates for the equipment to allow operators to engage with the equipment at runtime.

  • Write Cicode functions to initialize PR and OR values. Refer to the Cicode Reference documentation for more information.

Note: Check that the address configured for a valve in the PLC is the same as the tag address specified in Plant SCADA. If this is not configured correctly, the state and output value of the valve will not be accurate.

Presentation Options

The following presentation options are available for this object.

Option

Description

Equipment Name

Enter a name for the piece of equipment. You can enter a maximum of 160 characters for this option.

Equipment Item Prefix

Specify the prefix and the equipment.item the prefix will be applied to.

Valve Type

Select the type of Valve - Block, Control or Damper, Hand.

Size

Size of the Valve - small or large.

Orientation

Select the orientation that is appropriate for the presentation of the object on the graphics page. Horizontal or Vertical. Horizontal is selected by default.

Fail Type

Select the fail action for the valve (open, closed, or last).

Display Label

Use this setting to display a label at the selected position.

Select None if you do not want to display a label.

Label

Enter the text that will display at the location specified in Display Label field. You can enter a maximum of 30 characters for this option.

Display Alarm Indicator

Select this option to display an alarm indicator which indicates the highest priority alarm and its state for this Valve's equipment.

Display Alarm Flag

Use this setting to display an alarm flag at the selected position.

Note: If you select the same position for the alarm flag and Display Status indicator (see below), they will overlap. The alarm flag will not be visible.

Display Status Indicator

Select the location to display a status indicator. Select None if you do not wish to see the status indicator. For more information, see Status Indicators.

Display Output Bar

Select this option to display a field control or computer control for this object.

Display OOS

Select this option to display an out of service indicator.

Display Control Mode

Select this option to display a mode indicator for the object.

Display Readback

The Display Readback represents the actual output for the controller.

Display Value

Select this option to display the output value.

See Also

Valve Faceplates

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