DE6413 INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION ENGINEERING
Level 6 Credits 15 Version July 2010
LEARNING TIME
|
Indicative Directed Hours |
Self Directed Hours |
Total Hours |
|
90 |
60 |
150 |
RECOMMENDED PRE-REQUISITE
DE6411 PLC Programming 2, OR
DE6417 Microcontrollers 2
RECOMMENDED CO-REQUISITE
Nil
AIM/PURPOSE
To develop an understanding of the concepts and practices used in industrial automation engineering.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:
1. Demonstrate knowledge, selection, and use of standard and smart sensors and transducers in practical industrial applications.
2. Demonstrate and apply knowledge of actuators and associated control valves.
3. Prepare and interpret diagrams using ISO standard symbols and operate pneumatic and hydraulic components using simulation software.
4. Demonstrate knowledge of rotating machinery and motion converters and industrial networks.
5. Build, program, test, and document an automation application to given specifications.
INDICATIVE CONTENT
● The operation, principles, and practical applications of transducers
● The operation, selection, and practical applications of actuators and control valves
● Pneumatic control circuits using ISO standard symbols
● Simulation software to interconnect and operate pneumatic and hydraulic components
● Operating principles of selected rotating machines and motion converters
● Selecting the most appropriate devices, networks and software for an automation application
● An automation application is built, programmed, tested, and documented
