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    HI Help me plz :worship: How can I solve this problem??? You are given the following Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant's basic block diagram by your Technical Manager and are required to come up with a control scheme in LabVIEW that follows the following structure: Inputs: Source Reservoir Level (L1) Output Reservoir Level (L2) Pressure at the input of High Pressure pump (P1) Pressure at the output of High Pressure pump (P2) Conductivity of the output water sample © Outputs: Control signal to Low Pressure Pump (C1) Control signal to High Pressure Pump (C2) Indicator light for Low Pressure Pump being ON (A1) Indicator light for High Pressure Pump being ON (A2) Indicator light for Warning State 1 (A3) Indicator light for Warning State 2 (A4) Tank levels for both tanks (TL1, TL2) Strategy: For any level indicator, Li = 0 means the tank is empty, Li = 1 means the tank is full. Any intermediate value would give the level in that tank. For pumps, 1 means the pump is ON and 0 means the pump is OFF. For conductivity, 0 means no conductivity and represents pure water. C up to 0.1 is acceptable level of conductivity and any value higher than that means the membrane is not working correctly and needs maintenance. 1. As the system is turned on, check L1 to be 1 and L2 to be 0. If so, then turn on the low pressure pump. If not then indicate the state through A3 and A4. 2. Once the low pressure pump is ON, wait for 30 seconds and check P1. If P1 is >= 3 bars then turn ON the high pressure pump. Otherwise turn the low pressure pump OFF and indicate appropriately using A3 and A4. 3. If the high pressure pump is ON then wait for 30 sec and start monitoring C. At any instant, if C > 0.1 then stop both pumps and indicate appropriately using A3 and A4. 4. While running, at any instance, if the conditions in 1 or 2 also become true (i.e. L1 = 0, or L1 = 1, or P1 < 3 bars) then stop both pumps and indicate accordingly. A1 and A2 are two LEDs connected directly to C1 and C2 respectively indicating the state of each pump. TL1 and TL2 are two level indicators between 0 and 1, connected to the tank levels L1 and L2 respectively, and indicate their respective levels. The warning LEDs have the following meanings: A3 A4 Meaning OFF OFF Normal Operation OFF ON Level Error (strategy step 1) ON OFF Pressure Error (strategy step 2) ON ON Conductivity error (strategy step 3) A3 and A4 should appear as Green in OFF state and Red in ON state. Use a third LED for power indicator. Use appropriate switches and numeric control inputs for providing the input values of L1, L2, P1, P2, and C
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