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Our SCADA solution provides effective management of wastewater
collection and water distribution systems. Our SCADA strategies
and architecture offer safe, cost-effective, and reliable
control over plant processes. Implemented as either a standalone
server or incorporated with Ovation control and information
technology, our SCADA solution
ensures continuous monitoring and control of plant operations
such as:
- Wastewater collection systems
- Water distribution systems
- Pump stations
- Sewer diversion
- Wet weather overflow protection
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- Water irrigation systems
- Weather monitoring
- Remote operations
- Programmable logic controllers(PLCs)
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Water and wastewater treatment plants depend upon reliable
operation of remote equipment to continously and safely move
effluent throughout the service area to the main station.
Emerson's SCADA solution offers cost-savings
benefits in a number of areas:
Centralizes Water/Wastewater Treatment
Control |
| The Ovation SCADA Server effectively monitors and controls
the activity of water/wastewater systems from a single
location. Immediate detection of problems through diagnostic
displays enables quick intervention for fast resolution.
Operators can easily compensate for seasonal flow and
wet weather by automatically adjusting set points. Centralized
control and monitoring of distribution and collection
systems provides data for water modeling and energy use
optimization, as well as predictive maintenance of distributed
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Increases Reliability |
| The Ovation SCADA system design is centered on reliability,
ensuring constant communication from the server to the
remote terminal units (RTUs). Our configuration supports
dual servers, which provide primary and backup monitoring
and control with complete bumpless automatic failover
should a fault occur. Dual communication circuitry within
each dedicated radio grouping provides an additional
level of reliability. |
Improves Management of Treatment
Processes |
| Effectively managing collection and distribution activities
is an important part of efficient water/wastewater treatment.
Our SCADA solution provides continuous 24-hour, 7 days
per week monitoring of remote systems to help identify
overflow situations or possible ground contamination.
The SCADA Communication Server utilizes the power of
our Ovation technology
-- including the Developer Studio which enables quick
and easy configuration and maintenance of SCADA information;
high-resolution windows displays to view control graphics,
diagnostics, trends, alarms, and status displays; and
access to dynamic system points, historical data, event
logging, and a sophisticated alarm management program. |
Reduces Costs |
| Implementation of our SCADA solution can help to significantly
reduce operations and maintenance costs. A centralized
SCADA system minimizes resource and maintenance expenditures
by requiring fewer personnel to monitor field activity
and reducing daily maintenance trips. Spare parts expenses
are minimized through the inventory of a single set of
spares versus parts associated with multiple pieces of
monitoring and control equipment. Training costs are
also decreased with a single versus multiple control
systems. |
Preserves Equipment Investments |
| When money is spent to improve plant operations, you
want to ensure prolonged use of that investment. Ovation's
open system design protects against control system obsolescence.
The Ovation SCADA Server's flexibility allows it to operate
witha host of standard, open protocols supported by multiple
hardware and software vendors. In addition to incorporating
migration paths to provide improved technology/better
performance without the costs of a total system replacement,
the Ovation SCADA system can be easily expanded to meet
growing demands on your water/wastewater treatment process. |
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City of San
Diego, COMNET Project
SCADA solution monitors 85 remote pump stations through
spread spectrum radio, and provides manual remote control
of divertor valves at Mission Bay Sewer Interceptor system.
City of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department,
ICCS Upgrade
A combination of leased lines, licensed radio and spread
spectrum radio will interface to a redundant SCADA Communication
Server to monitor 5 high-lift pump stations, 40 pump
stations, and 353 remote monitoring stations for the
treated water and wastewater collection systems. A total
of 7,950 points will be monitored and available to the
system control center.
Southern California Edison, Big Creek Hydroelectric
Project
The Ovation SCADA system to monitors and controls 8
powerhouses spread across the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Over 7,200 I/O points are passed over an existing T1
wide-area network to the Central Dispatch Center.
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