7.15 STCompPumpType ObjectType Definition

The STCompPumpType provides relevant variables and parameters for controlling and monitoring a pump component of a cleaning and pretreatment machine and is formally defined in Table 43.

Monitoring represents a collection of variables that are not assigned to a component but to the overall system.

The components of the STCompPumpType have additional subcomponents which are defined in Table 44.

Temperature represents the measured or calculated actual temperature. Suggested unit: °C.

EmissionControl refers to the concentration of pollutants released into a volume of air from industrial, automotive, or other sources. It plays a crucial role in minimizing environmental impact and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for air quality. Suggested unit: ppm.

MediaPressure refers to the pressure exerted by a fluid or gas within a system, such as in pipes or tanks. Proper control of media pressure is crucial for ensuring system efficiency, safety, and optimal performance in industrial and operational processes. Suggested unit: bar.

MediaVolumeFlow refers to the volume of fluid or gas passing through a system or component within a specific time frame, typically measured in liters per minute or cubic meters per hour. Accurate control of media volumeflow is essential for ensuring efficient system operation and meeting process requirements. Suggested unit: l/h.

InverterFrequency represents the measured or calculated actual frequency of an electrical inverter. Suggested unit: Hz.

InverterPower represents the measured or calculated actual power of an electrical inverter. Suggested unit: kW.

PumpVibration represents the relative vibration intensity caused by errors in the pump's runout. Suggested unit: %.