WOODWARD 8200-507


Technical Specifications (for the 8200-507 DVP)

 

Parameter Value
Product Type Digital Valve Positioner (DVP) / Actuator Driver
Manufacturer Woodward
Part Number 8200-507
Input Power 24 VDC (18–36 VDC)
Ingress Protection (IP) IP30
Input Connection Terminal Block (TB) Input
Output Connection Circular Connector Output
Communication Ethernet (and typically supports Analog, PWM, CANopen)
Feedback Type Resolver (from valve/actuator)
Compatible Actuators Woodward Limited Angle Torque (LAT) and Brushless DC (BLDC) motor types
Features ID Module Compatibility (for plug-and-play), Advanced PID control, High-speed data logging
Applications Valve and motor control for industrial turbines
Documentation Ref. Industrial Products Catalog, Woodward Manuals (e.g., for DVP series)
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الوصف

The WOODWARD 8200-507 is a Digital Valve Positioner (DVP). It’s an electronic device that plays a crucial role in precisely controlling the position of valves and motors in various industrial applications, particularly within turbine control systems.


 

WOODWARD 8200-507: Digital Valve Positioner (DVP)

 

The WOODWARD 8200-507 DVP translates digital or analog command signals from a control system into precise movements of a valve or actuator. This allows for highly accurate and dynamic control over fuel flow, steam flow, or other critical parameters in turbine operation.

 

Product Overview

 

This specific part number represents a configuration within Woodward’s advanced DVP series, designed for robust performance and flexibility in demanding environments.

  • Product Type: Digital Valve Positioner (DVP) / Electric Actuator Driver
  • Manufacturer: Woodward
  • Part Number: 8200-507
  • Key Specifications (based on common configurations for this P/N):
    • Input Power: 24 VDC (specifically, 18–36 VDC is common for these models).
    • Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: IP30, indicating protection against solid objects larger than 2.5 mm and no protection against water. This suggests it’s designed for indoor or protected enclosure installations.
    • Input Type: Terminal Block (TB) Input, meaning electrical signals are connected via terminal blocks.
    • Output Type: Circular Connector Output, indicating the output signals to the valve or actuator are delivered via a circular electrical connector.
    • Communication: Capable of Ethernet communication, allowing for advanced connectivity to plant DCS (Distributed Control Systems), service tools, and remote operator panels.
  • Function: The 8200-507 DVP receives a demand signal (e.g., 4–20 mA, 0–5 VDC, PWM, or digital commands via Ethernet or CANopen) from a turbine controller (like a Woodward MicroNet or 505 controller). It then uses this signal, along with feedback from the valve or actuator (often via a resolver), to precisely position the valve. It contains a robust controller that uses advanced algorithms (e.g., PID, OptiTune adaptive PID) to ensure high-speed, precise, and stable valve control.

 

Detailed Product Description

 

The Woodward 8200-507 Digital Valve Positioner is a state-of-the-art driver for electric actuation systems. Its design focuses on accuracy, responsiveness, and reliability, making it suitable for modern turbine control.

  • High-Speed, Precise Control: The DVP utilizes advanced control algorithms and high-speed processing to accurately and rapidly position valves and actuators. This dynamic response is crucial for stable turbine operation, especially during transients like load changes or startup.
  • Integrated Control Architecture: It leverages Woodward’s latest control architecture, offering robust control for various motor types, including Limited Angle Torque (LAT) and Brushless DC (BLDC) motors found in Woodward’s valves and actuators.
  • Resolver Feedback: The DVP relies on resolver feedback from the valve or actuator to determine its exact position, forming a closed-loop control system that ensures high accuracy and repeatability.
  • ID Module Compatibility: Modern Woodward valves and actuators can include an “ID module.” When connected to such a device, the 8200-507 DVP can automatically read critical valve-specific information, allowing for plug-and-play operation and simplified setup.
  • Flexible Communication Options: With Ethernet communication capabilities, the DVP can integrate seamlessly into larger plant control networks, enabling remote monitoring, diagnostics, and configuration. Multiple input types make it compatible with a wide range of turbine controllers.
  • Rugged Design: Despite its sophisticated electronics, the DVP is built to be rugged and compact, suitable for industrial environments. The IP30 rating guides its installation environment.

 

Technical Specifications (for the 8200-507 DVP)

 

Parameter Value
Product Type Digital Valve Positioner (DVP) / Actuator Driver
Manufacturer Woodward
Part Number 8200-507
Input Power 24 VDC (18–36 VDC)
Ingress Protection (IP) IP30
Input Connection Terminal Block (TB) Input
Output Connection Circular Connector Output
Communication Ethernet (and typically supports Analog, PWM, CANopen)
Feedback Type Resolver (from valve/actuator)
Compatible Actuators Woodward Limited Angle Torque (LAT) and Brushless DC (BLDC) motor types
Features ID Module Compatibility (for plug-and-play), Advanced PID control, High-speed data logging
Applications Valve and motor control for industrial turbines
Documentation Ref. Industrial Products Catalog, Woodward Manuals (e.g., for DVP series)

 

Typical Applications

 

The WOODWARD 8200-507 Digital Valve Positioner is a core component in:

  • Gas Turbine Fuel Control Systems: Precisely positioning gas fuel metering valves to control combustion.
  • Steam Turbine Valve Actuation: Driving steam admission or extraction valves for speed and load control.
  • Process Control: Any industrial application requiring high-accuracy, dynamic positioning of valves or motors based on electronic demand signals.