Shiro485
Member
Hey all,
I'm looking for a little advice.
I developed a system with 16 different lines, and a color injection. This mixes all the raw ingredients and injects color.
Customer has decided they would like the addition of a color split, so that we could make two seperate batches.
The split can be anywhere between 0-100% between the two colors.
The split will be modulated with flow control valves at each discharge point.
Im looking for the best practice in determining the split.
I have thought about summing the flow from all active lines flowmeters and then applying the split to that total flow, but I foresee this being a problem upon initial startup.
Or alternatively taking the setpoints for each active line and adding those together and then splitting from there. .
Has anyone done anything similar and might have some advice to impart on me?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm looking for a little advice.
I developed a system with 16 different lines, and a color injection. This mixes all the raw ingredients and injects color.
Customer has decided they would like the addition of a color split, so that we could make two seperate batches.
The split can be anywhere between 0-100% between the two colors.
The split will be modulated with flow control valves at each discharge point.
Im looking for the best practice in determining the split.
I have thought about summing the flow from all active lines flowmeters and then applying the split to that total flow, but I foresee this being a problem upon initial startup.
Or alternatively taking the setpoints for each active line and adding those together and then splitting from there. .
Has anyone done anything similar and might have some advice to impart on me?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks!