Industries

Water Treatment Plant

"Advanced technology and expert management for efficient water treatment processes."

Software

SCADA:

Advanced control software is used for predictive maintenance, analyzing performance trends, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

Hardware

Sensors:

Flow meters, pH sensors, turbidity sensors, and pressure transmitters are used to monitor various water quality parameters.

Manpower:

Operators are responsible for monitoring the SCADA system, ensuring the correct chemical dosages, and troubleshooting any alarms or issues.

Desalination Plant Automation

Software

SCADA:

Energy management software helps to optimize energy consumption, as desalination can be energy-intensive.

Hardware

Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membranes:

RO units are often automated to control the pressure and flow rate during desalination.

Manpower:

Engineers focus on troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and optimizing the system for efficiency.

Ash Handling

Software

Predictive Maintenance Software:

This helps forecast potential equipment failures based on operational data, minimizing downtime.

Hardware

Conveyors and Feeders:

Automated to transport ash continuously from the boiler to the ash silo or disposal area.

Manpower:

Operators monitor the systems, check ash levels, and ensure smooth operation.

Capacitor Panel

Software

Control Systems:

Software that manages motor start/stop sequences, overload protection, and fault diagnostics for IMCC systems.

Hardware

Capacitor Banks:

These are used to improve the power factor by compensating for reactive power.

Manpower:

Electricians and control room operators are involved in monitoring the status of IMCCs and capacitor panels.

Boiler Automation

Software

SCADA or DCS (Distributed Control System):

These systems collect data from sensors throughout the boiler and allow operators to monitor performance, alarms, and alerts.

Hardware

Burner Management System (BMS):

Controls and optimizes the combustion process.

Manpower:

Operators are responsible for overseeing the control systems, responding to alarms, and ensuring safe and efficient operation.