Monitoring and reporting ensure the opportunity to access all control points from any given point in the system as well as flexibility, speed and minimized faults. Scada maximizes automation through ”Balance of Plant“ integration, control systems and turbine control systems specifically designed for your facility.

CONTROL SYSTEMS

With its ability to work on standard computer hardware, in addition to control systems such as DCS, PLC as well as the capability to convert all control parameters into visual control tools, SCADA software makes it possible to expand the system to meet changes in the future requirements. Based on an open protocol, SCADA is hardware and manufacturer-independent and therefore capable of expanding to meet future requirements. It contributes to facilitating reporting and detailed analysis, minimizing faults, evaluation and improvement on energy efficiency and system performance.

PLC Systems

PLC offers maximum speed and efficiency in production processes and is an ideal solution for a multitude of automation needs; from simple to complex that require high performance, low cost and flexibility. With its scalable architecture, PLC secures your investment, managing more than one field bus with a single control system. User-friendly structure, easy configuration and ample communication possibilities are other significant advantages provided by PLC to our customers.

Compact DCS Systems

Compact and scalable DCS systems "in addition to providing powerful automation functions" present a low-cost advantage for hardware and software. Ensuring minimum engineering and maximum automation facilities, Compact DCS systems have open and modern system architecture. With its distributed architecture installed at the field by controllers, it can effectively reduce cabling costs. Compact DCS requires single software for application engineering, commissioning and fault finding and therefore can be fully integrated into field bus management control system. Visual components pre-engineered for operators are one of many advantages to users.

Advanced DCS Systems

Advanced Distributed Control Systems (DCS) are used for accessing multiple applications and multiple data from any workstation located at any point at the industry or power plant. Advanced DCS systems increase productivity as well as decrease risks and costs. Integrated engineering infrastructure of the DCS minimizes complexities from planning to configuration and from library management to commissioning and offers savings by supporting the lifespan of automation projects. Compliant with IEC 61508 and IEC61511, DCS provides security for the entire system and minimizes the risk ratio. The powerful reporting feature enables reporting by processing any process-related information. The advanced planning feature of DCS allows a multitude of different requirements for increasing production, to be identified beforehand. Also, continuously monitoring the state of equipment in a power plant with DCS allows for preventive maintenance which is important to achieve investment optimization.

Advantages offered by DCS

Capable of meeting IEC 61850, process and electrical systems requirements

User-friendly user interface

Ability to access from any point outside the facility

Quick fault analysis capability

Outstanding engineering skills and quality

Low budget operation and management

Simple system architecture

Unique technology and integration with existing systems

SCADA SYSTEMS

SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system consists of human-machine interfaces (HMI), host and client computer systems, remote terminal units (RTU), DCS and PLCs, various communication structures, and different instruments. HMI is the interface that provides process data to the operator and therefore allowing the operator to monitor and control the process. RTU is the unit that provides a connection with sensors in the process, converts sensor signals into digital signals and sends these signals upstream to the system. PLC is a configurable and flexible field device that performs similar functions locally.

Created as a visual control platform intended for all supervision, control and monitoring, SCADA can be present on one or more networks together with subsystems mentioned above. This structure allows SCADA quick and easy access to process data and helps to take precautions against potential faults. The entire control architecture can be transferred to SCADA over DCSs; such as turbine and boiler control, cooling systems control, monitoring coal transportation line, switchyard and MCC panels, controlling condensers and analyzing gases in a power plant etc.