Laboratory No.

7
Level control
Names of the members: Galarza Yheruslava
Department: Santa Cruz de la Sierra
College: UCB
Teacher's name: Fernando Vargas
Code and name of the discipline: IND-203 P2
Department of Mechatronic and Industrial Engineering
Date of realization: 20/04/2020
1.- Using three electrodes ("ES" = highest; "Ei" = lowest; "ER" 2.- Using an electric float, controls the water level of a tank .
= Draw the command and force control circuit, consider manual and
reference), and a relay controls the level of a water tank for automatic mode.
manual and automatic mode .

Connection mode

force

Draw the control and command and circuit 3.- Design and automate the following process

You want to control the water level of a 1000-liter tank located in

a building, the same one that connects to a saguapac well, take
into account two levels in the tank and a maximum level in the well, use
an electric float to well and level relay for the tank. Consider manual and
automatic working modes in addition to pilot lights that indicate the
operation of the water pump and the maximum level.
Note: The circuit will not work if there is no water in the well since the
water pump cannot work in vacuum.

Nro. Devices Technical Observations

characteristics
4 Three phase 10 A
thermomagnetic
circuit breaker
Nro. Devices Technical Observations
characteristics 5 Single Phase 10A
4 Three phase 10 A Thermomagnetic
thermomagnetic Circuit Breaker
circuit breaker
6 Push buttons stop, start
5 Single Phase 10A 10 A
Thermomagnetic
7 Pilot focus Red
Circuit Breaker
8 Contactor 3 HP
6 Push buttons stop, start 220 VAC
Auxiliary Contact
10 A
9 Contactor 1 - 1.3 A
7 Pilot focus Red
Thermal relay
8 Contactor 3 HP
Auxiliary Contact 220 VAC 11 Electric Motor 1 HP
380 VCA
9 Contactor 1 - 1.3 A
Thermal relay 12 Selector Key 10 A
11 Electric Motor 1 HP
380 VCA 13 Electric Float 220 VAC -
(Level Sensor) 16 A 160 °C
12 Selector Key 10 A

14 Level Relay
13 Electric Float 220 VAC -
(Level Sensor) 16 A 160 °C
3.1.- Draw the control and command and circuit

I. - Conclusions

In this laboratory we learned about and applied the use of

level sensors, which allow the filling processes to be
automated in different areas. Thus facilitating the work of
the operator.