plc and scada presentation

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ASET 1 SUMMER TRAINING PRESENTATION ON PLC AND SCADA SUBMITTED BY INDIRA KUNDU B.TECH (ECE) 7 TH SEMESTER SUBMITTED TO Ms. PUSHPA GOTHWAL

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Presentation on the projects done in PLC and SCADA

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SUMMER TRAINING

PRESENTATION

ON

PLC AND SCADA

SUBMITTED BY

INDIRA KUNDU

B.TECH (ECE)

7TH SEMESTER

SUBMITTED TO

Ms. PUSHPA GOTHWAL

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CONTENTS

I. PROJECT USING PLC

1. Project Objective

2. Hardware and Software Used

3. Flowchart of the Project

4. Working of the Project

5. Result and Future Scope

II. PROJECT USING SCADA

1. Project Objective and Software Used

2. Working of the Project

3. SCADA Programming

4. Window Script Used

5. Result and Future Scope

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I. PROJECT

USING

PLC

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ASETPROJECT OBJECTIVE

To design a system using PLC with the specifications given: There are

four LEDs red, green, yellow and blue. Two push-button switches are

there for START, STOP and for LED selection there is SELECT switch.

The START button is pressed after that:

• Condition 1: If SELECT switch is pressed once then red LED glows.

• Condition 2: If SELECT switch is pressed twice then green LED

glows.

• Condition 3: If SELECT switch is pressed thrice then yellow LED

glows.

• Condition 4: If SELECT switch is pressed four times then blue LED

glows.

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HARDWARE & SOFTWARE

USED

• PLC: Allen Bradley Micro Logix 1000 with 10 Input

/ Output.

• Programming Software: Rockwell software RS

Logix 500 English.

• Communication Software: RS Linx.

• Programming Language: Ladder Logic.

• Communication Protocol: RS 232

• Other Hardware: Push Buttons, Light Emitting

Diode.

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BLOCK DIAGRAM OF

PROJECT

PROCESSOR

POWER

SUPPLY

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PROGRAMMING

DEVICE

From

INPUT

(Pushbuttons)

To

OUTPUT

(LEDs)

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RS- 232

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WORKING OF PROJECT

FIG 1: SELECT SWITCH CONNECTED TO THE COUNTERS IS PRESSED

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9FIGURE 2: GLOWING OF RED LED

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10FIGURE 3: GLOWING OF GREEN LED

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11FIGURE 4: GLOWING OF YELLOW LED

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12FIGURE 5: GLOWING OF BLUE LED

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RESULT

The conditions mentioned in the objective are satisfied.

FUTURE SCOPE

• The project based on glowing different LEDs can be extended

in industry environment for doing different automated tasks by

usage of same set of hardware, just by changing the program

or logic stored in the PLC.

• If the PLC is connected with SCADA using ”Device

Connectivity” feature, various other features like Recipe

Management, Alarms etc. can be used to make the system

more reliable for the industrial environment.

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II. PROJECT

USING

SCADA

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OBJECTIVE AND SOFTWARE

REQUIREDPROJECT OBJECTIVE

To design ”Sewage Water Treatment System” in Wonderware Intouch

SCADA.

SOFTWARE REQUIRED

Wonderware Intouch version 9.0

WORKING OF PROJECT

When the START switch is turned on, water from the storage tank flows to

the sedimentation tank after passing through the screening filter. As soon

as the sedimentation tank is filled the rotator inside the tank is turned on so

as to deposit the sediments at the bottom of the tank.

Clean water from the sedimentation tank is transferred to the chlorine tank

where the water is chlorinated to kill the germs and make it fit for

drinking. Next, the water is oxygenated by passing oxygen gas into it in

the chlorine tank. The water from the chlorine tank is filtered and stored in

another tank for usage.15

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17FIGURE 1: FINISHED WINDOW IN MINDOW MAKER

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ASETOBJECT PROPERTIES

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• These properties are

common to all symbol

factory graphical

objects

• These properties are

visible only when

“break cell” operation

is performed on symbol

factory objects

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SCADA PROGRAMMING

FIGURE 2: FILLING OF SEDIMENTATION TANK

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SCADA PROGRAMMING

FIGURE 3: OXYGENATION OF CHLORINATION TANK AFTER SEDIMENTATION

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SCADA PROGRAMMING

FIGURE 4: CLEAR WATER BEING FILLED TANK FOR USAGE

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There are two parts in the script:

(1) On Show: how the things

should appear as soon as the

window viewer is started.

(2) While showing: how things

will appear once the task starts to

run on window viewer.

• Value of A is incremented when

A<105, the START switch is

kept on and the STOP is off.

The increment is done in 1 sec

period.

• As soon as A=105, the value of

A is reset to 0 and the process

repeats itself in an infinite loop

until the STOP switch is

pressed on.

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RESULTS

The design of ”Sewage Water Treatment System” is

successfully implemented in Intouch SCADA

FUTURE SCOPE

This project can be implemented practically when SCADA is

connected with PLC. More enhanced features can be added up

to it. For e.g. R. O. purification system can be added.

2. The project based on sewage can be extended to water

purification systems, oil refinery systems in industries.

3. The project can also be extended to packaged drinking

water industries where water is first purified, then filled into

bottles, capped, labelled and then sold in bottles.