PCS7 visualization on operators' workstations at the Main Control Center
Warsaw is one of the largest and most densely populated urban areas in Poland. The Czajka plant serves most of the city and surrounding area. Its expansion will increase daily plant capacity from 180,000 m3 to 435,300 m3.
Siemens’ project scope will include design, documentation, installation, testing and commissioning. The PCS7 standard-based automation and monitoring SCADA system will secure optimal flow, full control and visualization for Czajka’s wastewater treatment process. Process visualization can provide real-time data measurement, equipment status, alarm notification, and system failure alerts. Detailed analyses and reporting on plant and process performance can be easily prepared using data logged during daily plant operations.
The PCS7-based controllers’ network covers all process stages. The system design includes nine process stations, 60 to 70 controllers, two redundant servers, five operators’ workstations, more than 1,000 analog measurements, and more than 2,000 drives. The Czajka plant will remain online during system installation, resulting in uninterrupted wastewater treatment.
Further information about solutions for water treatment are available at
http://www.siemens.com/water
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