Hi guys, I found a really good guide to controls on the web a while ago but I cant find it again! It was a very good description of how controls should be specified, it had controls 'graphs' (for want of a better word) for all types of systems, I think it explained control loops as well and heaps of other really good stuff. From memory someone on this forum posted the link..... it was an exceptional document which I regret not having filed properly, if anyone can think of what it might be and post another link, thank you very much in advance!
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Thanks HerrKaLeun, that wasnt the one but I agree that is a good document from Honeywell. It was more of a consultants guide rather than an installers guide. It was kind of like a best practice for consultants, giving the crucial things they should have in the documentation from controls schematics showing where the sensors go to graphs of controls responses, points lists too......
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You could try ctrlspecbuilder.com which I believe is an Automated Logic website. It is pretty good to use to develop sequences and schematics.
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Found it!!!! I went through the history in my web browser and bingo! Thank you, if people have any more links they want to share on this subject?......
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