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Waste Water Treatment Using PLC and SCADA

S. Kanagavalli, S. Imayavan, Manikanda balajee, Veera manikandan, S. Sathishkumar

Abstract


The proposed automation solution for wastewater treatment plant involves the use of a series of small control systems that run the facility, PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) continuously monitor the operation of pumps, closures and other devices, collect and execute commands coming from the higher levels, while programmable controllers (PLC) are used to control various processes based on the data and the built-in algorithm. According to the given specifications, a control panel was created in a suitable SCADA software for the control and monitoring of wastewater treatment facilities, the communication between the SCADA application and local PLC controller is necessary. A program that provides the appropriate behavior of the valve placed at the entrance and the control of the pumps was written in a ladder diagram. The alarm and monitoring system is of the highest importance. It covers the most significant facilities of the wastewater treatment plant   pumping stations, reservoirs and supply lines and shows whether the plant as a whole works well. If something unexpected happens – such as a failure or a malfunction of a vital facility – the system should register and alert the staffs who work there.


Keywords


Programmable Logic Controller, Automatic Control, Filter Process and PH Sensor.

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