Referenzart: Distributed Control System

Outsourcing the SCADA system saves internal server infrastructure
Many smaller sewage treatment plants are not manned permanently but are monitored by officials in charge of other treatment plants or by someone named by the municipality. This is the situation also in the waste water treatment systems of Erlach, La Ferrière, Twann and Prèles. Their owners were looking for a possible remote service solution to quickly obtain the full pictureof all processes going on or to change parameters without the need to travel a long distance in each case.
STEBalarm; software for call-out planning and alarm processing.
The AEK Energie AG is the leading energy supply company in the Jurasüdfuss region. The company, founded in 1894, manages a large range of different facilities that has been growing in the course of time and, among others, operates about 40 central heating plants at present. The gradual growth also reflects in the alarm sys-tems – several different independent solutions existed.
Greater transparency, security, and flexibility—process optimization redefined
The modernization of the boiler technology and the introduction of the REbella process control system have significantly increased the efficiency and operational safety of the plant in Gamsen.
Greater safety, improved accessibility, and smart control systems at Lake Thun
The Ländte wastewater pumping station has been modernized and now offers improved accessibility and safety. The state-of-the-art control system, featuring the ARAbella Online management system, enables efficient monitoring and intelligent sewer network control. The project lays the foundation for sustainable and future-proof operations.
Reinhalteverband Mühltal & Region Böhmerwald
The Upper Austrian Reinhalteverband Mühltal & Region Böhmerwald comprises 24 municipalities and manages about 1,000 km of sewer, 18,000 sewer shafts, 300 pumping stations, 60 storm water basins and 5 sewage treatment plants. One of the storm water basins, the Erletbasin near Ulrichsberg, consists of two storagepipes each 30 m long and 2,000 mm in diameter.The pipes store the rainwater and retain it beforeit enters the main sewer towards the Ulrichsberg sewage treatment plant.