Comparison of Woodward 9907-165 and Woodward 9907-167
Category | Woodward 9907-165 | Woodward 9907-167 |
Core Design | Microprocessor-based governor for single extraction/admission steam turbines . | 32-bit microprocessor with enhanced processing for complex turbine automation . |
Shared Features | - 18–32 Vdc input- Split-stage actuator support- NEMA 4X/IP56 enclosure option . | - Compatible input voltage and rugged enclosure- RS-232/422/485 and Ethernet TCP/IP protocols . |
I/O Configuration | 16 contact inputs (4 fixed + 12 programmable), 6 analog inputs (4–20 mA) . | 8 relay outputs, 6 programmable current outputs (4–20 mA), 2 actuator channels . |
Control Features | - PID auto-calculation- Menu-driven software for field adjustments . | - Critical speed avoidance- Bumpless control mode transfers- Emergency stop protocols . |
Communication | Basic protocols (RS-485/CAN) for HMIs and SCADA integration . | Advanced Modbus and Ethernet TCP/IP for DCS/plant-wide systems . |
Environmental Specs | Operates at -20°C to +60°C; humidity-tested for reliability . | Wider range: -25°C to +65°C with NEMA 4X enclosure; tested for 95% RH . |
Operational Use | Ideal for mid-complexity turbines driving pumps, compressors, or industrial fans . | Suited for high-precision environments (e.g., power plants, grid-synchronized systems) . |
Software | Compatible with Woodward’s Hawk application for SIMULINK-based logic . | Supports 505E-series software for standalone or DCS-integrated control . |
