Plc and scada
- 2. What isAUTOMATION • Making products under the control of computers and programmable controllers is known as automation. • Manufacturing assembly lines as well as stand alone machine tools and robotic devices fall into this category. • It is delegation of human control functions to technical equipment for increasing the productivity, quality, and increasing the safety in working conditions thereby reducing the manpower and cost.
- 3. INSUSTRIALAUTOMATION • Now a days, every small and large industry employ automation. • In manual control, an operator periodically reads the process and adjusts the input accordingly. Quite hectic! • In automation control, measurements and adjustments are done automatically on a continuous basis. Quite convenient!
- 4. Types of Control Systems usedin INDUSTRIALAUTOMATION • PID controller based control system • PLC based control system • DCS based control system • PC based control system
- 5. PLC(Programmable LogicController) • It is microprocessor based solid state/industrial computer that perform discrete or sequential logic. • It was developed to replace mechanical relays, timers, counters. • The early PLC’s were used to reduce the changeover time, wiring/re-wiring. • PLC works on 24V DC and I/O devices that are directly connected to PLC also works on 24V DC. • To connect it withAC devices we use relay and transistor
- 6. Brands of PLC’s Panasonic Allen Bradley Delta Omron Siemense Keyence Schnieder Mitshubishi
- 7. Different types of programmable controller
- 8. Types of PLC Fixed/Compact type Expansion is not possible Fixed number of I/O ports Memory up to 2kb Maximum 248 I/O ports are possible Modular type Expansion is possible Serial expansion Memory up to 32kb Maximum 2048 I/O ports are possible Rack type Expansion is possible Parallel expansion Maximum 16000 I/O ports are possible Memory up to 2mb
- 9. Architecture of a PLC • BLOCK DIAGRAM INPUT DEVICES PLC OUTPUT DEVICES POWER SUPPY MEMORY INTERFACE (24V DC, 120VAC) (Toggle or Push buttons, proximity or pressure sensors) (Displays& Monitors) (Externalmemory module) (SCADA orHMI)
- 10. PROGRAMMING the PLC • Programming language used: • LADDER language-The programming can be done with simple contacts that simulate the opening and closing of relays, counters, timers, shift registers and other math operations.
- 11. START- STOP LOGIC: • START: hardware software NO- NC- • STOP: NO- NC-
- 12. Software for the Programing of Allen Bradley PLC RSLinx Classic( Driver Software) RSLogix 500 English(Programing Software) RS Logix Emulate 500(Simulation Software)
- 13. Advantages • Reliability in operation. • Flexibility in control and programming techniques. • Online offline modifications. • Small physical size, shorter project time. • In house simulation and testing of project. • Speed of operation. • Ease of maintenance and troubleshooting. • Ability to communicate and networking with computer system in plant. • Documentation and security. • Designed to work in all types of industrial conditions.
- 14. Applications • Material Handling • PackagingApplications • General Industrial Machinery • Printing • Food and Beverage • Pharmaceutical • WaterWastewater /SCADA • Clutch/Brake control • Position Control - Pick-and-place /Conveyor
- 15. SCADA • Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition • It is a software through which we can create visualization of any industrial process. • Earlier, PLC’s were programmed, download the program in it and it used to run for years • The problem- no one knew what’s happening inside the PLC. • Solution= PLC+SCADA
- 16. FEATURESOFSCADA • Alarm • Real time trend and historical trend view • Security • Device connectivity
- 17. SCADASoftware • Wonderware- Intouch • Rockwell- RS view32 • Siemens- winCC • GE- Intellation
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