Process control methods-PCM
The process control method is a system that can be monitored from a single center with devices such as computers, mobile phones or tablets, combining a variety of technologies and topologies through network control, measurement systems and SCADA (inspection - control - data collection) systems over the network it connects to.
The process control method mainly presents the graphical interface, control system, alarm system, data collection, analysis and reporting methods in a general way, and consists of three main elements: Remote Terminal Center (RTU), Communication System, Control Center System (Main Control Center AKM). Recent advances in computer and communication technologies and The Associated reduction in the cost of devices have made automation of power distribution systems technically and economically feasible.
For example, distribution systems and water automation allow remote monitoring and fast and efficient management of the network, resulting in a more reliable, sustainable and high-quality supply of electricity and water. System data can be archived, and thanks to statistical reports, the most efficient and economical management is ensured.