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PL

C

&

SC

A

D

ASUBMITTED BY-

PRIYA SRIVASTAVA

090105801

E.I.E, VII Sem.

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PLC COURSE CONTENTS

Digital Electronics Basics.

PLC Fundamentals.

PLC Hardware & Architecture.

Source & Sink Concepts.

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SCADA COURSE CONTENTS

Introduction to SCADA Software.

Creating new SCADA project.

Creating & editing elementary graphic display.

Attaching controls to graphic objects.

Real time & historical trends using alarms & events.

Application of scripts communication with PLC

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AUTOMATION

Automation is a step beyond mechanization.

Automation is the use of control systems &

information technologies to reduce the need for human work in the production of

goods & services.

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Automation Components

Sensor for sensing physical conditions.

Transmitters.

Control Systems.

Output Devices.

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Programmable Logic Controllers

A PLC is a solid state / industrial computer that

performs discrete or sequential logic in a factory

environment.

It was originally developed to replace mechanical

relays, timers, counters.

A sequence of instructions is programmed by the user

to the PLC memory. Its purpose is to monitor

crucial process parameters and adjust process

operations accordingly.

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PLC Saves

Material cost

Installation cost

Troubleshooting

Labor cost

By

Reduced wiring &

associated errors

Less spaceNo moving

parts –rugged

Value added benefits

Reliability

Flexibility

Advanced Function

Communication

Speed

Diagnostics

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Packaging

Material Handling

Power Generation

Security Systems

Paint Lines

Bottling & Canning

Machining

Automated assembly

Water treatments

HVAC/Building Automation

Industry

Cement

Automobile

Chemicals

Plastics

APLLICATIONS

Any application in any industry that

requires electrical control.

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VARIOUS BRANDS OF PLCS

Allen Bradley( USA)

Siemens (Germany)

Modicon (France)

Mitshubishi (Japan)

GE Fanuc (USA)

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Programming/

Communication

device

Input

CircuitsCentral

Processing

Unit(C.P.U)

Output

devices

Memory

Program data

Power Supply

Optical Isolation Optical Isolation

ARCHITECTURE

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PLC SCAN

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Programming Languages

Ladder Diagram (LD)

Functional block Diagram (FBD)

Structured Text (ST)

Instruction List (IL)

Sequential Functional Chart

(SFC)

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PLC PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE

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Supervisory Control &Data Acquisition

(SCADA) Systems

SCADA systems

used to monitor and control a plant or

equipment in industries such as:

telecommunications, water and waste

control.

energy, oil and gas refining and

transportation

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PURPOSE

A SCADA SYSTEM

Gathers information from Remote Terminal

Units (RTUs) and/or (PLCs), and the central host and the operator

terminals(such as where a leak on a

pipeline has occurred).

Transfers the information back to a

central site, then alerts the home

station that a leak has occurred

carries out necessary analysis and control,

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What do SCADA Provide?

Dynamic Process Graphics

Basic SCADA functionality

Real time &historical trend

Alarms

Recipe Management

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Data Server

Field Bus

PLC’sData Server

Configuration of SCADA Systems

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