Basics of SCADA: Abhishek Singh / Ravi Mishra-Digital Plant
Basics of SCADA: Abhishek Singh / Ravi Mishra-Digital Plant
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SCADA
Technology Evolution
Touch Screen
/Graphical
Display
2 Line HMI
SCADA-Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition
Provides Management information, including the scheduled maintenance procedures, detailed schematics,
logistic information, trending and diagnostic data for a specific sensor or Machine
SCADA provides an open system that supports multiple protocols for efficiently controlling & monitoring field
devices . With SCADA we can :
➢ These codes were either written in assembly language or relay logic without any true animation
that would explain the process running.
➢ To make the understanding process easy with the help of true animations SCADA came into
existence
➢ Making operatives’ jobs easier by having graphical statistics presented in real time
Level 0 - Field devices such as flow and temperature sensors, and final control elements, such as control valves.
Level 1- contains the industrialized input/output (I/O) modules , PLCs, RTUs
Level 2 contains the supervisory computers, which collate information from processor nodes on the system,
and provide the operator control screens.
Level 3 is the production control level, which does not directly control the process, but is concerned with
monitoring production and targets.
Level 4 is the production scheduling level.
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SCADA System Architecture
Master Station Area –
Scada Server, Network & Operating System Software,
Engineering Software
Application development platform
Performs calculations, logs and archives historical data
provides I/O server functionality and switching
Field Area
❑ Field Devices
❑ Communication Infrastructure
❑ RTUs
❑ Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
❑ Human Machine Interface (HMI)
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SCADA System Architecture
Master Station
SCADA Servers
Update times to the host node are very fast but does require
multiple paths out from the host master node.
Hardkey Cons: Hardkeys can be damaged or lost (though they are under warranty for two years). In addition, a hardkey can be
kicked out or removed from a machine while using the software, which may cause issues for users. A hardkey in a production may
mistakenly be seen as a USB memory stick and “accidently” taken home.
Softkey Pros: A softkey cannot become broken or damaged, because it is not a physical item. The softkey can also be delivered
more quickly to the user. Softkeys can be deployed remotely to embedded targets using the built-in Remote Management tool.
Softkey Cons: A softkey is embedded into the Windows registry, and is therefore not portable.
Version Upgrade
Tag Upgradation
Customer First
Switch
PLC
Energy Meter
MCR Clients
SCR Servers
MCR Servers
Clients at each site are only interested in the local cluster,
whereas Global Clients at the central control room are able
to view every cluster .
SCADA –Metro Elevated Station
ETHERNET NETWORK
PLC PANEL - 1 PLC PANEL - 2
MODBUS IP
Central Lighting Control Panel
ENERGY METERS
@ VARIOUS
ENERGY METERS
LOCATIONS
@ VARIOUS
• Main Distribution Board LOCATIONS
(MDB)
• Emergency Power Panel
HARDWIRED SIGNALS
(EPP)
• Overhead Waste Water Tank
• A/C Power Panel RS 485 MODBUS • Overhead Domestic Waster Tank
RS 485 MODBUS
• Main Lighting Panel (MLP) • Overhead Fire Water Tanks
HARDWIRED SIGNALS
• Escalator Panel • Temp. & Humidity Sensors for SCR,
• Emergency Lighting Panel TER, SER, UPS S&T
(EMLP) • Temp. Sensors for TOM, OCC, UPS-
ELE
• UPS Output Panel • Wind Velocity Meter
• APFC Panels • Combined DB
• E&M UPS Systems • Main Distribution Board (MDB)
• Lifts • Panel Gas Flooding Systems
• Escalators ASS
• Main Fire Alarm Panel ROOM
• Drainage Waste Water Sump • Fire Pump Control Panel PUMP ROOM
Waste Water Sump •Domestic Water Pump Panel
• Domestic Water Tank
• Fire Water Tanks • AMF Panel
• Pressure Transmitters • DG Set
• Water Meter
• Panel Gas Flooding Systems
SCADA –Railway Tunnel
Crisis
Management
Analytics
&
Optimization
Operation
Schneider System
Platform
Integration
Utilities Environmental control Buildings Security and Safety Traffic / Transportation
Water Power Facilities Management Street Light Rail
Air polution control LIMS Intrusion detection
Water supply Solar Power Building Management Harbour
Water polution control Landfill Fire detection Traffic lights
Waste Water Wind Power Energy Management &
Gas analytics Storage reservoir Video Surveillance Traffic Control
Wastehandling District heating Efficiency
SCADA –Refining & Petrochemical Complex
SCADA –MMM Cement
Runtime Nodes
(Clients and Servers)
Energy
Management
Engineering
Workstations
Anywhere Server
Cooler/Clinker
Quarrying & Crushing Mills Klin & Clinker Burning Packing
Conveyor
Work Station
Server 1 Server 2
Printer
Ethernet
SCADA –TAG Selection
Tags Calculation
Each tag is a “variable” capable of holding an independent value, such as “Pressure Tank A”, “TemperatureOver1”, “State
Motor C”, and so forth. The following rules apply for tag count:
– The tags created by the user. Application or Project tags in the SCADA software are counted against the license limit.
However, the System Tags, created automatically for any project, are not counted against the license tag limit (e.g.: Time,
Date, User Name, and so forth).
– The tag count does not depend on the data type supported by each tag (Boolean, Integer, Real, or String).
– The same tag can be configured in many interfaces, and it still counts as only one tag. For example, the same tag can
be configured on Screens, Trend worksheets, Alarm worksheets, Driver worksheets, OPC worksheets, and this will not
affect your tag count.
– Any tags created for the project are counted against the license limit, even if they are not linked to an external device
(e.g.: PLC) via communication drivers, OPC, or any other task.
– Each array position counts as one tag because it holds an independent value. For example, a tag configured with 3
array elements counts as three tags (Tag[0], Tag[1], and Tag[2]).
Server 1 Corporate
Printer
VPN
Description Quantity
SCADA Full Server 5000 Tags or above 3000Tags 2
SCADA Control Client 5000 Tags or above 3000Tags 1
Web Client for view only 1
1 Historian Client 1
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