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The ATC990 Process Controller provides a cost-effective way to control a single process parameter, such as for a plastics extruder. Designed to improve user efficiency many features are integrated to reduce commissioning time, simplify operation and minimize maintenance downtime. Reliably auto-tune and alarm on strain gauge, DC voltage, temperature or current inputs. The ATC990 can also control differential pressure when an optional secondary strain gauge input is used.
This document contains the address list and error code definitions for MODBUS communications protocol
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This document is a cross-reference tool that can be used for the ATC legacy equipment
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The attached document outlines the terminals and functions of the previous models (ATC880/770) and cross references them with our current controller (ATC990). We hope that this resource tool makes instrument replacement easier, and reduces your down time from production.
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The Importance of Monitoring Extrusion Stability
It has long been known that pressure instability for polymer melt entering the die usually results directly in ouput variation. Instrumentation used in these early studies was too delicate and expensive to be practical for routine commercial use. An excellent article written by B. H. Maddock, covering some of his early studies is title “Measurement and Analysis of Extruder Stability.”
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