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Automation of Sand Filters at Drinking Water Plant
ControlGlobal.com
03/07/2011
By Festo
The tourist center of Acapulco on the pacific coast of Mexico constructed a plant to provide fresh drinking water to a community of 10,000 inhabitants. The design utilizes new technology including ethernet communication between control cabinets.
Task
- Automation of 6 closed sand filters
- Selection and optimization of butterfly valves with double acting actuators and limit valves to control the inlet and outlet of filters
- Design and production of control cabinets with ethernet to control valves and actuators
- Ability to override and control the timing of the system via pushbuttons mounted on cabinet
Solution...
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