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Designing a Control System for Reaction Vessels at Platypus Polymers

Platypus Polymers seeks assistance in designing a sensor-based control system for their reaction vessels, which mix liquids into useful products. The aim is to create a reliable sensor that indicates when a reaction vessel is full. This sensor will enhance safety and efficiency in operations. Team members involved may include Administration Officers, Communications Officers, Personnel Managers, and Health and Safety Officers. Your expertise in control systems is crucial for developing the best possible solution for this industry challenge.

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Designing a Control System for Reaction Vessels at Platypus Polymers

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  1. Electricity Children Challenging Industry

  2. What is industry? Where things are made.

  3. Jobs in Industry • Administration Officer • Communications Officer • Personnel Manager • Resources Manager • Health and Safety Officer

  4. PSEP ControlSystems Ltd, York, PO Box A10 Dear Research Team, We have been asked to design a system to control a reaction vessel at Platypus Polymers. They have big containers which mix liquids so they can be changed into useful products. We need to design a sensor that will show when the reaction vessel is full. Please can you help us to design the best system possible. Charlton VestonManaging Director A reaction vessel

  5. Carefully start adding water. As soon as the light shows, the mixer has enough liquid in it. A bit of help . . . . .

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