Category: Mitsubishi Power

Key Features: • Network Head Stations for CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP • Mix-and-match I/O types: Digital and Analog • I/O-count expansion as low as 2-point up to 16-point; 63 slices max • Online Module Change without rewiring • Selectable Spring or Screw clamp terminals • Single software: GX Configurator-ST • DIN Rail mounting Digital I/O Modules The ST Series Digital Input/Output modules come in various sizes and capacities, with counts as low as 2 points and as high as 16 points. These modules can be assembled in any order and mixed with analog I/O modules as well. Each I/O module requires a corresponding base module, which will be individually keyed to that type of I/O module after the first use. This prevents spare modules to be placed in incorrect position during maintenance such as Online Module Change.

The ST Series Remote I/O solution, where “ST” stands for “Slice Terminal” after their extremely slim profile (~0.5in), places easily-expandable remote I/O devices on decentralized head stations. This allows users to mix-and-match between digital and analog I/O types on a single network node. This product promotes ease of design flexibility and ease of maintenance, including online I/O module replacement. The ST Series has dedicated software which is used for system configuration, commissioning, and online troubleshooting and diagnostics. Supporting both CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP, this product is perfect for applications with modular remote I/O requirements. Key Features: • Network Head Stations for CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP • Mix-and-match I/O types: Digital and Analog • I/O-count expansion as low as 2-point up to 16-point; 63 slices max • Online Module Change without rewiring • Selectable Spring or Screw clamp terminals • Single software: GX Configurator-ST • DIN Rail mounting  

Key Features: • Network Head Stations for CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP • Mix-and-match I/O types: Digital and Analog • I/O-count expansion as low as 2-point up to 16-point; 63 slices max • Online Module Change without rewiring • Selectable Spring or Screw clamp terminals • Single software: GX Configurator-ST • DIN Rail mounting Digital I/O Modules The ST Series Digital Input/Output modules come in various sizes and capacities, with counts as low as 2 points and as high as 16 points. These modules can be assembled in any order and mixed with analog I/O modules as well. Each I/O module requires a corresponding base module, which will be individually keyed to that type of I/O module after the first use. This prevents spare modules to be placed in incorrect position during maintenance such as Online Module Change.

The ST Series Remote I/O solution, where “ST” stands for “Slice Terminal” after their extremely slim profile (~0.5in), places easily-expandable remote I/O devices on decentralized head stations. This allows users to mix-and-match between digital and analog I/O types on a single network node. This product promotes ease of design flexibility and ease of maintenance, including online I/O module replacement. The ST Series has dedicated software which is used for system configuration, commissioning, and online troubleshooting and diagnostics. Supporting both CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP, this product is perfect for applications with modular remote I/O requirements. Key Features: • Network Head Stations for CC-Link and PROFIBUS/DP • Mix-and-match I/O types: Digital and Analog • I/O-count expansion as low as 2-point up to 16-point; 63 slices max • Online Module Change without rewiring • Selectable Spring or Screw clamp terminals • Single software: GX Configurator-ST • DIN Rail mounting

Mitsubishi Power designs and delivers highly efficient and environmentally friendly power generation facilities, including boilers, steam turbines, generators, air quality control systems, and other auxiliaries.

A steam power plant consists of a boiler, steam turbine and generator, and other auxiliaries. The boiler generates steam at high pressure and high temperature. The steam turbine converts the heat energy of steam into mechanical energy. The generator then converts the mechanical energy into electric power.

Our highly efficient and environmental friendly power plants will contribute to the stable supply of electrical power and reduction of environmental impact.

Large Capacity Power Plants

Applying ultra-supercritical pressure technology for highly efficient power generation

Our highly efficient and environmentally friendly power plants have an impressive track record in field of supercritical and ultra-supercritical pressure power plants and high level of trust in the market. We will contribute to the stable supply of electric power and to the reduction of environmental impact all around the world, based on our advanced technologies.

What is ultra-supercritical pressure?

Under normal atmospheric pressure [0.101 MPa], water boils at 100ºC. As pressure increases, the boiling temperature of water also increases. When the pressure is increased to 22.12 MPa, and at a temperature of 374ºC, water does not boil but is directly converted into steam. This is called the critical point, and the pressure above this critical point is called supercritical pressure. Supercritical pressure with a temperature equal to or more than 593ºC is called ultra-supercritical pressure.