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Woodward 8200-1330 505DR Dual-Redundant Turbine Controller

Brand:Woodward

Model number:8200-1330

Type:505DR Dual-Redundant Turbine Controller

Product origin:Made in USA

Dimensions:160 × 160 × 120 mm

Weight:2 kg

Certificate:CE, UL

Warranty:12 months

 

  • Product Details

Product Overview

The 8200-1330 is a dual-channel digital turbine controller from the Woodward 505DR platform, engineered for mission-critical steam-turbine control applications. It integrates two fully redundant control processors, a front-mounted 8.4-inch operator display, and wide-range low-voltage DC power input into a single panel-mounted unit.

Designed to sustain continuous turbine operation, the controller supports automatic controller switchover without process interruption. This architecture makes the 8200-1330 particularly suitable for power generation and mechanical-drive systems where loss of control or downtime carries high operational risk.

Control Architecture and Reliability

At the core of the 8200-1330 is a true dual-redundant control design. Each control channel independently executes speed, load, and process algorithms while continuously monitoring its counterpart. In the event of internal diagnostics detecting a fault, control authority is transferred seamlessly to the healthy channel.

This redundancy strategy eliminates single points of failure and allows maintenance activities to be performed without shutting down the turbine.

Human–Machine Interface

The integrated 8.4-inch graphical HMI provides local access to all turbine operating and configuration functions. Operators can manage startup and shutdown sequences, monitor real-time operating values, acknowledge alarms, and adjust parameters directly from the front panel without requiring an external operator station.

The display and keypad are rated for extended temperature operation, supporting installation in turbine halls and enclosed control cabinets.

Technical Specifications

Electrical Characteristics

  • Power Supply Input: 18–36 VDC (LVDC)
  • Internal Power Redundancy: Supported through dual control channels
  • Power Consumption: Typical industrial controller range for panel-mounted systems

Environmental Ratings

  • Operating Temperature: –30 °C to +70 °C (including display)
  • Storage Temperature: –30 °C to +70 °C
  • Designed for high-vibration, high-temperature turbine environments

Control Functions

  • Closed-loop speed regulation
  • Load and pressure control
  • Steam valve positioning
  • Overspeed and abnormal condition protection
  • Event logging and diagnostic reporting

Communication Interfaces

  • Ethernet networking
  • Native support for Modbus TCP
  • Compatible with plant DCS and SCADA supervisory systems

Mechanical Installation

  • Panel-mount design
  • Front-access operator interface
  • Suitable for retrofit or new turbine control panels

Protection and Monitoring Functions

The 8200-1330 continuously supervises turbine operating conditions and executes protective logic for abnormal events such as overspeed, pressure excursions, or control deviations. Integrated diagnostics provide clear fault identification, reducing troubleshooting time and improving overall system availability.

Typical Application Scenarios

  • Steam turbine generator control in power plants
  • Mechanical-drive steam turbines for compressors and pumps
  • Refinery and petrochemical process turbines
  • Pipeline compression systems
  • Industrial turbines in paper, steel, and marine facilities

FAQ

Q: Can the controller remain in operation if one control channel fails?
Yes. The dual-redundant design allows automatic switchover to the healthy controller without interrupting turbine operation.

Q: Is an external HMI required?
No. All operator functions are available through the integrated 8.4-inch front-panel display.

Q: Can the controller communicate with existing DCS systems?
Yes. Ethernet connectivity with Modbus TCP support allows direct integration with most modern DCS and SCADA platforms.

 

 

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