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This document describes a SCADA system for remote industrial plant monitoring and control. Temperature sensors connected to an 8051 microcontroller send real-time data to a PC running DAQ software. The software displays temperatures, allows setting points and thresholds, and triggers relays to turn heaters on or off based on sensor readings. The system provides remote monitoring and control of industrial processes to improve safety and efficiency.

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This document describes a SCADA system for remote industrial plant monitoring and control. Temperature sensors connected to an 8051 microcontroller send real-time data to a PC running DAQ software. The software displays temperatures, allows setting points and thresholds, and triggers relays to turn heaters on or off based on sensor readings. The system provides remote monitoring and control of industrial processes to improve safety and efficiency.

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SCADA (SUPERVISORY CONTROL & DATA ACQUISITION) FOR

REMOTE INDUSTRIAL PLANT


ABSTRACT:
The main aim of the project is to process the real time data acquisition under supervisory
control for large scale remote industrial environment.
In large industrial establishments many processes go on, therefore it is essential to monitor
all the processes and control the factors affecting them. Adapting a technology like SCADA
(Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) one can achieve the above mentioned objective
effectively, and thus saving a lot of manpower.
For achieving this real-time scenario, a temperature logging system for a remote plant
operation is taken. Here temperature sensors are duly interfaced to the 8051 microcontroller. Data
collected from the temperature sensors are constantly sent to the microcontroller which is in turn
connected to a PC. At the front end, DAQ System (software) is loaded on the computer which
takes these values and displays them on its front panel, and also logs them in the database. One can
set parameters like set point, low limit and high limit on the computer screen. When the temperature
of a sensor goes beyond set point the microcontroller sends a command to the corresponding relay.
The heaters (shown as lamps) connected through relay contacts (corresponding to their sensors) are
turned OFF (or ON in vice versa). High limit and low limit features are available for generating an
AV alarm on the PC in the event of system failure.
Hence, processes at hazardous areas can be controlled with more accuracy and better safety
using SCADA. Adapting such a technology will save both money and time.

NOTE: This project works only on Windows XP operating system. The computer must
have a serial port (RS232) in it.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:

8051 series Microcontroller, ADC, Temperature


sensors, Max232, Relay Driver IC, Crystal,
Resistors, Capacitors, Diodes, Transformer,
Voltage Regulator, Relays , Transistors, DB9
connector, Loads.

Keil compiler, Language: Embedded C or


Assembly.

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