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PlantFlow 3D › Simulators › Motor Control Simulator

Motor Control Simulator: DOL, star-delta, reversing, VFD

Practise motor control circuits online for free: DOL, star-delta, forward-reverse, two-speed, VFD, soft starter, pump control and single-phase motors in 2D and 3D.

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3D control panel with contactors, overload and motor
3D control panel with contactors, overload and motor

What it is

PlantFlow 3D contains ready-made motor and distribution circuits that share one simulation engine. Every circuit can be operated from the operator station, inspected in a 2D schematic, a realistic wiring view and a 3D panel, and checked automatically for wiring mistakes.

What you can do

  • Forward-reverse starter with electrical interlocks.
  • Variable frequency drive with speed reference and ramps; soft starter with ramp-up.
  • Pump control with level switches, two-speed Dahlander motors and single-phase motors with capacitor.
  • Generator and automatic transfer switch, distribution boards with MCBs and RCDs, power-factor correction, and an MCC fed by a transformer.
  • Automatic wiring checker with explanations for each rule.

How to use it

  1. Choose a circuit from the Circuit menu at the top of the simulator.
  2. Operate it with the buttons at the bottom.
  3. Switch between 3D, 2D and Wiring views: they all show the same project.
  4. Open Check to see the automatic wiring review.

Learn the theory

Questions

Which circuits are included?

DOL, star-delta, forward-reverse, two-speed, VFD, soft starter, pump control, single-phase motor, ATS with generator, distribution board, lighting control, power-factor correction and an MCC with transformer.

Are 2D and 3D connected?

Yes. They are views of the same project, so a wire added or removed in one view appears in the others.

Safety: this guide explains principles for learning. Real installations must follow the applicable codes, the equipment manufacturer's instructions and the approval of a competent, qualified person. Isolate, lock off and prove dead before touching any circuit.

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