Large Display Screens For The Energy Sector

Water
Sewage plants, water services, hydro-electric plants, dams In the field of water supplies, sewage plants and water works, the greater demand for water, together with climate change and the increased volume of waste water has inevitably led to an increased volume of data. This information must then necessarily be displayed in more detail and yet presented in a user-friendly format. As the standard solution in control rooms for SCADA and DCS systems large screen systems are the automatic choice. The operators can monitor in real time video walls, flow charts, pumps, valves, pressure gauges, volume indicators, counters, status information, etc. At the same time, it is also possible to visualise on the video wall information from surveiHance cameras at strategic locations. This means that comprehensive monitoring of production and processing plant is possible ensuring that, defects and breakdowns can be swiftly identified and rectified. A primary concern here is, too, the safety aspect, which has such a great influence on the productivity and efficiency of such an installation
Electricity
Energy Production -power plants -energy distribution -energy networks -power transmission-municipal utilities-waste incinerating plants Due to the growing demand for energy, ecological aspects and competitive forces efficient procedures for monitoring procedures and monitoring systems have come to the fore. In this field large data displays in conjunction with SCADA systems are generally used for monitoring and management centres. The operators must be supplied in real time with intelligible, clearly displayed data. Ibis information consists for the most part of flow charts, energy networks, pipelines and voltage overland lines, gauge readings, pressure levels, pump und valve adjustments. Further applications which must be displayed are SCADA and DCS applications, graphic representations, production overviews, network tables, camera signals, customer-specific software and applications concerned with transmission, distribution and production. An optimal and reliable visualisation solution makes a decisive contribution to the prevention of breakdowns.