Industries
The systems, the standards and the constraints differ enough between these that a generic control system pitch is worth very little. Each page is written for one of them.
Fab utilities — PCW, process vacuum, extraction, scrubbers, DI and cleanroom air — where an unplanned stop is measured in wafers, not minutes.
Systems
Utility and process control for regulated manufacturing — cleanroom, HVAC, purified water and extraction — with the documentation trail the regulator expects.
Systems
Process, utility and packaging-line control in wash-down environments, where changeover time and traceability decide the economics.
Systems
RO, DI, effluent and treatment plant control — usually distributed across a site, often on ageing Citect or Modicon, and always required to keep running.
Systems
HVAC, chiller and utility control for industrial and commercial facilities, with energy monitoring that produces numbers somebody uses.
Systems
Utility, transfer and gas system control in hazardous-area plant, where the interlock design is the deliverable and the graphics are a detail.
Systems
Powder handling, blending and drying control where recipe accuracy and batch records carry the same weight as throughput.
Systems
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The plant systems are usually the same ones — cooling, extraction, water treatment, air handling. Tell us what you run.
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