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Published
September, 2023
Category
Scada System
client
PUPR/BBWS

Electrical & SCADA Pidekso DAM

01. Project Planning and Design

The first step in any wastewater treatment system project is planning. This involves defining the project scope, setting objectives, and determining strategies for achieving those objectives. Once the planning phase is complete, the next step is to design the system. This includes designing the physical layout of the wastewater treatment plant and the processes that will be used to treat the wastewater. The design process also involves selecting the appropriate equipment and technologies.

02. Electrical Systems and Power Distribution

A major design factor in a treatment plant is the electrical system. It includes the selection and configuration of equipment, such as sensors, control devices, and central processing units. The electrical system should be designed to simplify operation and require only minor maintenance and repair. Another important aspect of the electrical design in wastewater treatment plants is grounding. It ensures the safety of the system and prevents electrical faults. The power distribution architecture in a wastewater treatment plant includes the selection between different possible configurations of MV and LV circuits and the implementation of backup power sources.

03. SCADA Systems and Project Execution

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems are used to monitor and control the processes at a wastewater treatment plant. They collect and analyze real-time data, allowing for efficient operation and maintenance of the plant. Once the system is designed and the necessary equipment is selected, the project execution phase begins. This involves implementing the project plan, monitoring progress, and making necessary adjustments to ensure the project stays on track.