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SEMINARSEMINARONON

AUTOMATIONAUTOMATIONSUMBITTED BY:SUMBITTED BY:

DIKSHA VAIDDIKSHA VAID

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AUTOMATION-DEFINATIONAUTOMATION-DEFINATION

Delegation of human control function to technical equipments

to increase production to reduce cost to reduce manpower to improve safety working conditions to reduce power consumption to improve quality

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TYPES OF AUTOMATIONTYPES OF AUTOMATION

AUTOMATION

SCIENTIFIC

AUTOMATION

INDUSTRIAL

AUTOMATION

OFFICE

AUTOMATION

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LAYOUT OF INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT OF INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATIONAUTOMATION

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ROLE OF COMPUTERSROLE OF COMPUTERS

When an automated machine is placed under the control of a computer a large number of operations can be performed. The computer can analyze a vast number of sensory inputs from a system and decide which of many responses it should make.

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SMALL COMMUNITIESSMALL COMMUNITIES

ENDLESS CHALLENGESENDLESS CHALLENGES Remoteness of site Limited financial resources Limited staff Limited access to technology and supplies Limited access to training

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ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES

REPLACING

HUMAN OPERATOR

ECONOMY

IMPROVEMENT

MAKING TASK

BEYOND HUMAN CAPABILITIES

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SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION(SCADA)DATA ACQUISITION(SCADA)

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WHAT IS SCADAWHAT IS SCADA

SCADA stands for Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition.

SCADA refers to a system that collects data from various sensors at a factory, plant or in other remote locations and then sends this data to a central computer which then manages and controls the data.

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TYPES OF PROCESSESTYPES OF PROCESSES

INDUSTRIALPROCESSES

INFRASTRUCTUREPROCESSES

FACILITYPROCESSES

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WHAT IS DATA ACQUISITIONWHAT IS DATA ACQUISITION

Data acquisition is the process of retrieving control information from the equipment which is out of order or may lead to some problem or when decisions are need to be taken according to the situation in the equipment. So this acquisition is done by continuous monitoring of the equipment to which it is employed. The data accessed are then forwarded onto a telemetry system ready for transfer to the different sites.

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HARDWARE ARCHITECTUREHARDWARE ARCHITECTURE

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SCADA AS A SYSTEMSCADA AS A SYSTEM

TYPICAL SCADA SYSTEMTYPICAL SCADA SYSTEM

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SUBSYSTEMS OF SCADA SYSTEMSUBSYSTEMS OF SCADA SYSTEM

Human-Machine Interface is the apparatus which presents process data to a human operator, and through this, the human operator monitors and controls the process.

Remote Terminal Units connecting to sensors in the process, converting sensor signals to digital data and sending digital data to the supervisory system.

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Programmable Logic Controller used as field devices because they are more economical, versatile, flexible, and configurable than special-purpose RTUs.

Communication infrastructure connecting the supervisory system to the Remote Terminal Units

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SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF SCADA SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF SCADA SYSTEMSYSTEM

MULTIPLE REMOTE

TERMINAL UNIT

CENTRAL HOST

COMPUTER

COMMUNICATION

INFRASTRUCTURE

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FEATURES OF SCADAFEATURES OF SCADA

REAL TIME AND HISTORICAL TRENDREAL TIME AND HISTORICAL TREND

The trend play very important role in the process operation. If your batch fails or the plant trips, you can simply go to the historical trend data and do the analysis. You can have better look of the parameters through the trend..

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ALARMSALARMS

have a very critical role in automation. Generally we have alarm states for each inputs/outputs. . Most of the SCADA software support four types of alarms like LOLO,LO,HI and HIHI.

RECIPE MANAGEMENTRECIPE MANAGEMENT

When you have different products to manufacture, you just have to load the recipe of the particular product.

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SECURITYSECURITY

You can allocate certain facilities or features to You can allocate certain facilities or features to the operator, process people, engineering dept the operator, process people, engineering dept and maintenance dept.and maintenance dept.

DEVICE CONNECTIVITY

SCADA software should have connectivity to the different hardware used in automation.

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USEFULNESS OF SCADAUSEFULNESS OF SCADA

Production department Quality department Maintenance department Enterprise information Engineering department Manufacturing department

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GENERAL TERMINOLOGYGENERAL TERMINOLOGY

TAG ANALOG TAGS DISCRETE TAGS SYSTEM TAGS STRING TAGS TOUCH PUSH BUTTONS COLOUR LINKS

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VISIBILITY BLINK ORIENTATION DISABLE VALUE DISPLAY LINK PERCENTAGE FILL APPLICATION SCRIPT WINDOW SCRIPT KEY SCRIPT CONDITION SCRIPT APPLICATION SECURITY

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Flow control and continuous totalizerFlow control and continuous totalizer

Transportation belt application

Speed or mass control with adjustable PID

Weight totalization of product transported

± 1% accuracy with 1s sample rate and 1 to 10 speed max/min ratio

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Packaging WeigherPackaging Weigher One scale dosing of a preset load for 99 recipes Dosing with an intermediate hopper or within

the packaging operation Automatic correction of dose values

Tuning and production alternated cyclesAutomatic in-flight error correction at the end of tuning cycleRate optimization at every cycleAdaptable reset frequency

Average and standard deviation calculation at the end of tuning cycle

Printing during production cycle Rate example : 1200 bags of 25 kg per hour

(on one scale)

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WHAT IS INTOUCHWHAT IS INTOUCH

Wonderware InTouch provides a single integrated view of all your controls and information resources. Intouch enables engineers, supervisors, operators and managers to view and interact with the working of entire operation through graphical representations of their production processes.

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MAJOR PROGRAMS OF INTOUCHMAJOR PROGRAMS OF INTOUCH

INTOUCH

INTOUCHAPPLICATION

MANAGERWINDOWMAKER WINDOWVIEWER

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WONDERWARE SCADA SOFTWAREWONDERWARE SCADA SOFTWARE

Easy-to-use, easy to implement Easy configuration, simplified maintenance High security and availability Virtually unlimited scalability

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PRACTICAL USES OF SCADAPRACTICAL USES OF SCADA

SCADA used as a control mechanism for chemical plants, electricity generation, electric power transmission, electricity distribution, district heating.

Control mechanisms are described in Process Control.

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ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES

CHEAPER

CONTINOUS

OPERATION

RELIABLE

IMPROVES MAINTAINANCE,

OPERATION,

CUSTOMER SERVICEFEW OPERATORS CONTROL LARGE NO. OF

INDIVIDUAL ASSETS

PROVIDE RAPID RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES

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DISADVANTAGESDISADVANTAGES

TROUBLED

ALARMS

LACK OF TRAINED

PERSONS

INITIAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT

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SCADA MANUFACTURER AND SCADA MANUFACTURER AND NAME OF THE SOFTWARENAME OF THE SOFTWARE

WONDERWARE Intouch ALLEN BRADLEY R.S View

SIEMENS Wincc MODICON Moriecon

G E FANUC Cimplicity

INTELLUSION I Fix

KPIT Ashtra

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BENEFITS OF SCADABENEFITS OF SCADA

Long distance monitoring Long distance training Protection against terrorism/vandalism-alarm Data management (engineering and

operations) Automated operations with real time control

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CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION

SCADA is a control system with

● More interfaces and efficient storage

● More record or device oriented configuration

● But system wide configuration tools are needed

● Are less expensive than DCS, but offer different functionality than DCS

● And finally various applications

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THANK YOUTHANK YOU