FAQ (10 Questions)

Q1: What is the primary function of the Woodward 8200-1312 governor?
A1: The Woodward 8200-1312 is a digital governor used for controlling turbine speed, ensuring stable operation, load sharing, and system efficiency.

Q2: What are the dimensions of the Woodward 8200-1312?
A2: The module measures 350 × 200 × 100 mm.

Q3: How much does the Woodward 8200-1312 weigh?
A3: The module weighs 2.5 kg.

Q4: What types of turbines is the Woodward 8200-1312 compatible with?
A4: It is compatible with various turbine types, including steam, gas, and industrial turbines.

Q5: What is the power supply requirement for the Woodward 8200-1312?
A5: The module operates on a 24V DC power supply.

Q6: What is the operating temperature range for the Woodward 8200-1312?
A6: It operates in a temperature range of -40°C to +70°C.

Q7: How is the Woodward 8200-1312 controlled?
A7: The governor is controlled via a 4-20mA input or pulse input.

Q8: Can the Woodward 8200-1312 be integrated with other control systems?
A8: Yes, it supports Modbus, CAN, and custom communication protocols for easy integration with existing systems.

Q9: Is the Woodward 8200-1312 suitable for use in hazardous environments?
A9: Yes, it is available with ATEX certification for use in hazardous environments (depending on the model).

Q10: What are the advantages of using the Woodward 8200-1312 governor?
A10: The governor provides precise speed control, enhanced safety features, easy installation, and reliable performance in high-load turbine systems.