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The system architecture for Industrial Plant Automation is shown below: -

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Figure 4: Hardware Module of the Project Figure 3: System Architecture of Industrial Plant Automation
Figure 4: Hardware Module of the Project Figure 3: System Architecture of Industrial Plant Automation
The flowchart is shown as below:
The flowchart is shown as below:
The temperatures recorded of the working machine is in Degree Celsius(°C). The LM35 temperature sensor record the temperature every second and keeps a record of it. Here, according to our proposed project, if we set the temperature limit at 25°C, as soon as the sensor capture the temperature greater than 25°C it will automatically stop the machine and will let it to cool down. This helps in avoiding any severe damage to the machine which can eventually result in saving money. And also, this automation will help in reducing human labour which is the utter purpose of our project.
The temperatures recorded of the working machine is in Degree Celsius(°C). The LM35 temperature sensor record the temperature every second and keeps a record of it. Here, according to our proposed project, if we set the temperature limit at 25°C, as soon as the sensor capture the temperature greater than 25°C it will automatically stop the machine and will let it to cool down. This helps in avoiding any severe damage to the machine which can eventually result in saving money. And also, this automation will help in reducing human labour which is the utter purpose of our project.
The IR speed sensor captures the speed at which the products are produced or as in this project how many rotations are taking place. Here, the unit used is U/M which is Units/Minute. Using this parameter, we can actually keep a track of our progress and which can help in analysing the need to increase the production rate.
The IR speed sensor captures the speed at which the products are produced or as in this project how many rotations are taking place. Here, the unit used is U/M which is Units/Minute. Using this parameter, we can actually keep a track of our progress and which can help in analysing the need to increase the production rate.
Here, in this parameter, the voltage sensor is used to keep a record of the voltage used by the machine. The unit in which voltage is measured in Volts (V).
Here, in this parameter, the voltage sensor is used to keep a record of the voltage used by the machine. The unit in which voltage is measured in Volts (V).
Figure 5: Parameters measured. ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.425 Volume 8 Issue V May 2020- Available at www.ijraset.com
Figure 5: Parameters measured. ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.425 Volume 8 Issue V May 2020- Available at www.ijraset.com
By this included parameter, we can keep track of the voltage consumed by the machine for a record The recorded parameters are also shown in a tabular format as shown below By this included parameter, we can keep track of the voltage consumed by the machine for a record.
By this included parameter, we can keep track of the voltage consumed by the machine for a record The recorded parameters are also shown in a tabular format as shown below By this included parameter, we can keep track of the voltage consumed by the machine for a record.
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