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What is Scada ..?What is Scada ..?
Presented by Kumar GauravPresented by Kumar Gaurav
BRANCH –AE&I,ROLL-12AEI113
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,GUNUPUR
S C A D AS C A D A
SSUPERVISORYUPERVISORY CCONTROLONTROL
AANDND DDATAATA AACQUISITIONCQUISITION
SCADASCADA
 Basically consists of data accessing feature andBasically consists of data accessing feature and
controlling process remotely.controlling process remotely.
 Can communicate to any of the protocols available inCan communicate to any of the protocols available in
market.market.
 Completely rely on window based operating systemsCompletely rely on window based operating systems
 Distance as such doesn’t hamper SCADA operation.Distance as such doesn’t hamper SCADA operation.
 SCADA is not dedicated to any one type of applicationSCADA is not dedicated to any one type of application
or industry.or industry.
Why SCADA?Why SCADA?
 Previously without SCADA an industrialPreviously without SCADA an industrial
process was entirely controlled by PLC,process was entirely controlled by PLC,
CNC , PID & microcontrollers havingCNC , PID & microcontrollers having
programmed in certain languages orprogrammed in certain languages or
codes.codes.
 These codes were either written inThese codes were either written in
assembly language or relay logic withoutassembly language or relay logic without
any true animation that would explain theany true animation that would explain the
process running.process running.
SCADASCADA
In the left side you see the ladder program which is written forIn the left side you see the ladder program which is written for
PLC and on the right side is the process for which the logic isPLC and on the right side is the process for which the logic is
written.written.
 Now we can easily understand the process if it is shown withNow we can easily understand the process if it is shown with
some animations rather then written codes.some animations rather then written codes.
 Hence SCADA came to exist and with this it brought someHence SCADA came to exist and with this it brought some
exclusive features that amazed the industrial people.exclusive features that amazed the industrial people.
 SCADA related to industrial process is called industrial SCADA.SCADA related to industrial process is called industrial SCADA.
Understanding SCADAUnderstanding SCADA
 It works like a supervisor who supervises the entire plantIt works like a supervisor who supervises the entire plant
area ,if needed it also controls the process as well itarea ,if needed it also controls the process as well it
converts the data segments for storing process valuesconverts the data segments for storing process values
i.e. level , pressure , switch positions , density ,i.e. level , pressure , switch positions , density ,
temperature, messages , etc.temperature, messages , etc.
 From a distant place if we want to run the process i.e.From a distant place if we want to run the process i.e.
starting , stopping , opening and closing of fieldstarting , stopping , opening and closing of field
instruments as well logging the various values. SCADAinstruments as well logging the various values. SCADA
can do for you.can do for you.
 SCADA is not a 100% controller it is just a softwareSCADA is not a 100% controller it is just a software
which has to be linked with controllers. ultimately it haswhich has to be linked with controllers. ultimately it has
to connected to PLC / PID / DCS systems which in turnto connected to PLC / PID / DCS systems which in turn
are connected to field instrumentsare connected to field instruments..
How is SCADA connectedHow is SCADA connected
 SCADA is installed in the computers andSCADA is installed in the computers and
through serial port it is linked to PLC .through serial port it is linked to PLC .
 All the field devices are connected to PLCAll the field devices are connected to PLC
and they get signals or commands from PLC.and they get signals or commands from PLC.
 Whatever applications we want to run can beWhatever applications we want to run can be
executed either through PLC or SCADA.executed either through PLC or SCADA.
SCADASCADA
 Hazardous areas , unhygienic places , hillyHazardous areas , unhygienic places , hilly
areas and sea beds were a person can’t beareas and sea beds were a person can’t be
send regularly but process has to be watchedsend regularly but process has to be watched
continuously or it should be controlled then itcontinuously or it should be controlled then it
can be done using SCADA.can be done using SCADA.
 Without going to field area if one wants to resetWithout going to field area if one wants to reset
alarms or wants to log a data for a period of timealarms or wants to log a data for a period of time
or wants to know status of various units of hisor wants to know status of various units of his
company then SCADA is the best option.company then SCADA is the best option.
Features of SCADAFeatures of SCADA
Dynamic representationDynamic representation
Database connectivityDatabase connectivity
Device connectivityDevice connectivity
AlarmsAlarms
TrendsTrends
ScriptsScripts
SecuritySecurity
Recipe ManagementRecipe Management
NetworkingNetworking
DYNAMIC REPRESENTATIONDYNAMIC REPRESENTATION
This feature explains about theThis feature explains about the
representation of various symbols of fieldrepresentation of various symbols of field
instruments which are present in toolinstruments which are present in tool
library which can be utilized in SCADAlibrary which can be utilized in SCADA
applications.applications.
SCADA is not dedicated to any specificSCADA is not dedicated to any specific
industry hence its library is so large thatindustry hence its library is so large that
you can use it for any industries available.you can use it for any industries available.
DATABASE CONNECTIVITYDATABASE CONNECTIVITY
SCADA doesn’t has its own database justSCADA doesn’t has its own database just
like microsoft. Hence for storage it rely onlike microsoft. Hence for storage it rely on
databases available in the market.databases available in the market.
It can be connected to VB , SQL ,EXCEL ,It can be connected to VB , SQL ,EXCEL ,
or SAP.or SAP.
DEVICE CONNECTIVITYDEVICE CONNECTIVITY
SCADA is not a 100% controller i.e.SCADA is not a 100% controller i.e.
SCADA alone can’t run process.SCADA alone can’t run process.
SCADA can be connected to any PLCSCADA can be connected to any PLC
or controller.or controller.
Hence any PLC or DCS that areHence any PLC or DCS that are
available in the market by usingavailable in the market by using
specific driver software.specific driver software.
ALARMSALARMS
In the field area alarms are generated forIn the field area alarms are generated for
warnings or to keep the process betweenwarnings or to keep the process between
certain limits.certain limits.
Generally these alarms are implemented byGenerally these alarms are implemented by
indicating lamps or Hooters in field butindicating lamps or Hooters in field but
SCADA represents it with a format.SCADA represents it with a format.
The format consists of date , time , status ,The format consists of date , time , status ,
priorities , many such elements which canpriorities , many such elements which can
be used for generation of reports.be used for generation of reports.
TRENDSTRENDS
 These are also called as XY plotters or DataThese are also called as XY plotters or Data
loggers. Basically it represents the values inloggers. Basically it represents the values in
wave formats .It is one of the important featurewave formats .It is one of the important feature
of SCADA.of SCADA.
 It plots the value with reference to time.It plots the value with reference to time.
 Trend is subdivided into real time and historicalTrend is subdivided into real time and historical
trends. i.e. we can see the present values oftrends. i.e. we can see the present values of
the process as well past values and can bethe process as well past values and can be
stored and records can be maintained for thestored and records can be maintained for the
same.same.
SCRIPTSSCRIPTS
• It is the combination of logical operators
which are written in a statement.
• It is used to run the applications made or
stimulate before final execution.
• Various types of scripts make project
execution simpler for programmer.
SECURITYSECURITY
• Every application has to be secured from
unauthorized users by different security
levels .
• In SCADA this security can be given as a
whole as well as individually.
RECIPE MANAGEMENTRECIPE MANAGEMENT
• One of the finest feature of any SCADA .
• It explains that we can maintain various
recipes of different process and implement
it on the process.
• All the recipes are stored in a single server
and it can be fetched by any client server
from any area to run the process.
NETWORKINGNETWORKING
It explains we can share SCADAIt explains we can share SCADA
applications on LAN or Internet as wellapplications on LAN or Internet as well
exchange of data is possible.exchange of data is possible.
Many Networking protocols are supportedMany Networking protocols are supported
by SCADA software.by SCADA software.
SCADA can be put on networking withSCADA can be put on networking with
other peripherals and processors withother peripherals and processors with
various networking topologies.various networking topologies.
SCADA software BrandsSCADA software Brands
INVENSYS Wonderware -INVENSYS Wonderware - InTouchInTouch
SIEMENS -SIEMENS - WinCCWinCC
AllenBradley -AllenBradley - RSView32RSView32
GE -GE - CIMPLICITYCIMPLICITY
Schneider Electric – Vijeo CitectSchneider Electric – Vijeo Citect
Etc…..Etc…..
COST ANALYSISCOST ANALYSIS
• Cost of SCADA is decided by two factors.
Number of tags and packages.
• Packages are DRN and RN
• DRN stands for development ,runtime &
networking.
• RN stands for run and networking.
TAGNAMES & TAGTYPESTAGNAMES & TAGTYPES
Every symbol used in software has to beEvery symbol used in software has to be
specified name .specified name .
The logical name given to any symbol is saidThe logical name given to any symbol is said
to be tag name.to be tag name.
Tag types defines the symbol category.Tag types defines the symbol category. ItIt
may be discrete , analog or strings.may be discrete , analog or strings.
SCADA ApplicationsSCADA Applications
CHEMICAL PROCESSCHEMICAL PROCESS
SCADASCADA
GAS & WATER PIPELINEGAS & WATER PIPELINE
LAKE FILTERLAKE FILTER
RESERVIOR MANAGEMENTRESERVIOR MANAGEMENT

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WHAT IS SCADA AND BASIC KNOWLEDGE ABOUT IT.

  • 1. What is Scada ..?What is Scada ..? Presented by Kumar GauravPresented by Kumar Gaurav BRANCH –AE&I,ROLL-12AEI113 GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,GUNUPUR
  • 2. S C A D AS C A D A SSUPERVISORYUPERVISORY CCONTROLONTROL AANDND DDATAATA AACQUISITIONCQUISITION
  • 3. SCADASCADA  Basically consists of data accessing feature andBasically consists of data accessing feature and controlling process remotely.controlling process remotely.  Can communicate to any of the protocols available inCan communicate to any of the protocols available in market.market.  Completely rely on window based operating systemsCompletely rely on window based operating systems  Distance as such doesn’t hamper SCADA operation.Distance as such doesn’t hamper SCADA operation.  SCADA is not dedicated to any one type of applicationSCADA is not dedicated to any one type of application or industry.or industry.
  • 4. Why SCADA?Why SCADA?  Previously without SCADA an industrialPreviously without SCADA an industrial process was entirely controlled by PLC,process was entirely controlled by PLC, CNC , PID & microcontrollers havingCNC , PID & microcontrollers having programmed in certain languages orprogrammed in certain languages or codes.codes.  These codes were either written inThese codes were either written in assembly language or relay logic withoutassembly language or relay logic without any true animation that would explain theany true animation that would explain the process running.process running.
  • 5. SCADASCADA In the left side you see the ladder program which is written forIn the left side you see the ladder program which is written for PLC and on the right side is the process for which the logic isPLC and on the right side is the process for which the logic is written.written.  Now we can easily understand the process if it is shown withNow we can easily understand the process if it is shown with some animations rather then written codes.some animations rather then written codes.  Hence SCADA came to exist and with this it brought someHence SCADA came to exist and with this it brought some exclusive features that amazed the industrial people.exclusive features that amazed the industrial people.  SCADA related to industrial process is called industrial SCADA.SCADA related to industrial process is called industrial SCADA.
  • 6. Understanding SCADAUnderstanding SCADA  It works like a supervisor who supervises the entire plantIt works like a supervisor who supervises the entire plant area ,if needed it also controls the process as well itarea ,if needed it also controls the process as well it converts the data segments for storing process valuesconverts the data segments for storing process values i.e. level , pressure , switch positions , density ,i.e. level , pressure , switch positions , density , temperature, messages , etc.temperature, messages , etc.  From a distant place if we want to run the process i.e.From a distant place if we want to run the process i.e. starting , stopping , opening and closing of fieldstarting , stopping , opening and closing of field instruments as well logging the various values. SCADAinstruments as well logging the various values. SCADA can do for you.can do for you.  SCADA is not a 100% controller it is just a softwareSCADA is not a 100% controller it is just a software which has to be linked with controllers. ultimately it haswhich has to be linked with controllers. ultimately it has to connected to PLC / PID / DCS systems which in turnto connected to PLC / PID / DCS systems which in turn are connected to field instrumentsare connected to field instruments..
  • 7. How is SCADA connectedHow is SCADA connected  SCADA is installed in the computers andSCADA is installed in the computers and through serial port it is linked to PLC .through serial port it is linked to PLC .  All the field devices are connected to PLCAll the field devices are connected to PLC and they get signals or commands from PLC.and they get signals or commands from PLC.  Whatever applications we want to run can beWhatever applications we want to run can be executed either through PLC or SCADA.executed either through PLC or SCADA.
  • 8. SCADASCADA  Hazardous areas , unhygienic places , hillyHazardous areas , unhygienic places , hilly areas and sea beds were a person can’t beareas and sea beds were a person can’t be send regularly but process has to be watchedsend regularly but process has to be watched continuously or it should be controlled then itcontinuously or it should be controlled then it can be done using SCADA.can be done using SCADA.  Without going to field area if one wants to resetWithout going to field area if one wants to reset alarms or wants to log a data for a period of timealarms or wants to log a data for a period of time or wants to know status of various units of hisor wants to know status of various units of his company then SCADA is the best option.company then SCADA is the best option.
  • 9. Features of SCADAFeatures of SCADA Dynamic representationDynamic representation Database connectivityDatabase connectivity Device connectivityDevice connectivity AlarmsAlarms TrendsTrends ScriptsScripts SecuritySecurity Recipe ManagementRecipe Management NetworkingNetworking
  • 10. DYNAMIC REPRESENTATIONDYNAMIC REPRESENTATION This feature explains about theThis feature explains about the representation of various symbols of fieldrepresentation of various symbols of field instruments which are present in toolinstruments which are present in tool library which can be utilized in SCADAlibrary which can be utilized in SCADA applications.applications. SCADA is not dedicated to any specificSCADA is not dedicated to any specific industry hence its library is so large thatindustry hence its library is so large that you can use it for any industries available.you can use it for any industries available.
  • 11. DATABASE CONNECTIVITYDATABASE CONNECTIVITY SCADA doesn’t has its own database justSCADA doesn’t has its own database just like microsoft. Hence for storage it rely onlike microsoft. Hence for storage it rely on databases available in the market.databases available in the market. It can be connected to VB , SQL ,EXCEL ,It can be connected to VB , SQL ,EXCEL , or SAP.or SAP.
  • 12. DEVICE CONNECTIVITYDEVICE CONNECTIVITY SCADA is not a 100% controller i.e.SCADA is not a 100% controller i.e. SCADA alone can’t run process.SCADA alone can’t run process. SCADA can be connected to any PLCSCADA can be connected to any PLC or controller.or controller. Hence any PLC or DCS that areHence any PLC or DCS that are available in the market by usingavailable in the market by using specific driver software.specific driver software.
  • 13. ALARMSALARMS In the field area alarms are generated forIn the field area alarms are generated for warnings or to keep the process betweenwarnings or to keep the process between certain limits.certain limits. Generally these alarms are implemented byGenerally these alarms are implemented by indicating lamps or Hooters in field butindicating lamps or Hooters in field but SCADA represents it with a format.SCADA represents it with a format. The format consists of date , time , status ,The format consists of date , time , status , priorities , many such elements which canpriorities , many such elements which can be used for generation of reports.be used for generation of reports.
  • 14. TRENDSTRENDS  These are also called as XY plotters or DataThese are also called as XY plotters or Data loggers. Basically it represents the values inloggers. Basically it represents the values in wave formats .It is one of the important featurewave formats .It is one of the important feature of SCADA.of SCADA.  It plots the value with reference to time.It plots the value with reference to time.  Trend is subdivided into real time and historicalTrend is subdivided into real time and historical trends. i.e. we can see the present values oftrends. i.e. we can see the present values of the process as well past values and can bethe process as well past values and can be stored and records can be maintained for thestored and records can be maintained for the same.same.
  • 15. SCRIPTSSCRIPTS • It is the combination of logical operators which are written in a statement. • It is used to run the applications made or stimulate before final execution. • Various types of scripts make project execution simpler for programmer.
  • 16. SECURITYSECURITY • Every application has to be secured from unauthorized users by different security levels . • In SCADA this security can be given as a whole as well as individually.
  • 17. RECIPE MANAGEMENTRECIPE MANAGEMENT • One of the finest feature of any SCADA . • It explains that we can maintain various recipes of different process and implement it on the process. • All the recipes are stored in a single server and it can be fetched by any client server from any area to run the process.
  • 18. NETWORKINGNETWORKING It explains we can share SCADAIt explains we can share SCADA applications on LAN or Internet as wellapplications on LAN or Internet as well exchange of data is possible.exchange of data is possible. Many Networking protocols are supportedMany Networking protocols are supported by SCADA software.by SCADA software. SCADA can be put on networking withSCADA can be put on networking with other peripherals and processors withother peripherals and processors with various networking topologies.various networking topologies.
  • 19. SCADA software BrandsSCADA software Brands INVENSYS Wonderware -INVENSYS Wonderware - InTouchInTouch SIEMENS -SIEMENS - WinCCWinCC AllenBradley -AllenBradley - RSView32RSView32 GE -GE - CIMPLICITYCIMPLICITY Schneider Electric – Vijeo CitectSchneider Electric – Vijeo Citect Etc…..Etc…..
  • 20. COST ANALYSISCOST ANALYSIS • Cost of SCADA is decided by two factors. Number of tags and packages. • Packages are DRN and RN • DRN stands for development ,runtime & networking. • RN stands for run and networking.
  • 21. TAGNAMES & TAGTYPESTAGNAMES & TAGTYPES Every symbol used in software has to beEvery symbol used in software has to be specified name .specified name . The logical name given to any symbol is saidThe logical name given to any symbol is said to be tag name.to be tag name. Tag types defines the symbol category.Tag types defines the symbol category. ItIt may be discrete , analog or strings.may be discrete , analog or strings.
  • 25. GAS & WATER PIPELINEGAS & WATER PIPELINE