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Pro Toolkit dynamic simulator

Tank Level Control Simulator

Use manual process data—not a generic animation—to see how volume, flow, hysteresis, valve commands, alarms, and transmitter faults interact over time.

Dynamic process and signal simulator

Tank level control lab

Move the physical tank model and its selected 4-20 mA or 0-10 V level channel together. The live path shows actual level, transmitter indication, electrical signal, and PLC raw input.

Manual process configuration

Process and live sensor path

Step 0 · cycles 0 · auto phase filling

No level alarm
20.0%
1. Actual level
20.00%
2. Transmitter indication
20.00%
3. 4-20 mA sensor
7.200 mA
4. PLC analog input
5898 counts
Inlet command
CLOSED
Outlet command
CLOSED
Tank model ready. Step once or start the automatic run.

Actual-level trend

Last 1 steps. The physical level, selected transmitter signal, and PLC raw count update on the same simulation step.

Model boundary

This is a first-order volume balance and ideal linear analog channel for training and early logic review. It omits vessel geometry, pressure, valve and pump curves, wiring burden, input impedance, calibration error, dead time, foam, independent protection, and safety-instrumented functions.

Requires Pro Toolkit

Tank level control simulator

Free preview

Inspect a fixed tank, actual level, indicated level, commands, setpoints, and process-model boundary.

Paid operation

Enter capacity, flows, setpoints, and sensor ranges; run Manual or automatic control; select 4-20 mA or 0-10 V level feedback; and inject flow, valve, and transmitter faults.

Unlocks with Pro Toolkit
  • Capacity- and flow-based level model
  • Selectable analog sensor with live PLC counts
  • Separate physical and transmitter fault behavior
Toolkit $5/mo · Pro Toolkit $15/mo

This workspace requires Pro Toolkit. The standard Toolkit tier does not unlock it.

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Entitlement store: unavailable. No saved presets, saved settings, or customer tool history are stored in V1.