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Siemens Automation Program

This document provides an overview of Siemens' automation program at MIET. It discusses the four industrial revolutions from mechanization powered by water and steam to today's cyber-physical systems. It then explains what industrial automation is and how it uses devices like PLCs, SCADA, robots and IT to replace human decision making in production. The rest of the document outlines the modules in the Siemens automation program at MIET, including PLCs, switchgear, drives, HMIs and SCADA. It discusses projects involving hardware implementation and an edible oil neutralization section. The evaluation criteria including problem sets, class tests, attendance and grading are also summarized.

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Siemens Automation Program

This document provides an overview of Siemens' automation program at MIET. It discusses the four industrial revolutions from mechanization powered by water and steam to today's cyber-physical systems. It then explains what industrial automation is and how it uses devices like PLCs, SCADA, robots and IT to replace human decision making in production. The rest of the document outlines the modules in the Siemens automation program at MIET, including PLCs, switchgear, drives, HMIs and SCADA. It discusses projects involving hardware implementation and an edible oil neutralization section. The evaluation criteria including problem sets, class tests, attendance and grading are also summarized.

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SIEMENS AUTOMATION

PROGRAM
Industrial Evolution

4. Industrial
revolution
Based on cyber-physical-
systems

3. Industrial revolution
Through the use of electronics
and IT further progression in
autonomous production

2. Industrial revolution

Level of complexity
Introducing mass production
lines powered by electric
energy

1. Industrial revolution
Introducing mechanical
production machines powered
by water and steam
Industry 1.0 Industry 2.0 Industry 3.0 Industry 4.0
End of the Beginning of the Beginning of the Today
18th century. 20th century 70th
What is Industrial Automation?

 Automation is the second step beyond


mechanization in the scope of
industrialization.

 Mechanizationis the manual operation of a


task using powered machinery that depends
on human decision making.

 Onthe other hand, Industrial automation is


the use of control devices, such as PLC’s,
SCADA, Drives, robots and information
technologies for handling different
processes and machineries in an industry to
replace a human being.
AUTOMATIC WATER
FILLING PLANT
Need of Industrial Automation
 To reduce Periodic or Manual checking

 To increase the Productivity

 Reduce the Production Cost

 To improve Product Quality

 To increase the Flexibility

 Operator Friendly and Improves the Safety


SCADA

ETHERNET TCP/IP

PLC

INDUSTRIAL
FIELDBUS
DIRECT WIRING

REMOTE I/O

SENSORS/ACTUATORS

Automation hierarchy
 Automation Equipment's

Sensor/Actuators
 Sensors convert the real time parameters
like temperature, pressure, flow, level, etc
into electrical signals.
 This sensor data further transferred to the
controller so as to monitor and analyze the
real time parameters.
 Ex.Thermocouple, proximity sensors,
RTDs, flow meters, etc.

 Actuators converts the electrical signals


(from the controllers) into mechanical
means to control the processes.
 Ex. Flow control valves, solenoid valves,
pneumatic actuators, relays, DC motors
and servo motors.
Automation Equipment's
PLC
 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are
most widely used robust industrial controllers
which are capable of delivering automatic control
functions based on input from sensors.

 PLC consists of various modules like CPU, analog


I/O, digital I/O and communication modules.

 It allows the operator to program a control


function or strategy to perform certain automatic
operation on process.
 HMI(Human Machine
Interface)

 HMI’s offers the facilities like,


displaying the information on
computer screens and other displays,
logging the results in the database,
giving alarm signal, etc.

 It uses technologies like SCADA


(Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition) and other visual based
technologies.
SIEMENS
AUTOMATION
CENTER
@
MIET
SIEMENS PLC
HMI
&
SCADA
SIEMENS
DRIVES
SWITCH GEAR
Modules of the Program
 CM-I : PLC
 CM-II : Switch Gear & Drives
 CM-III : HMI & SCADA
 CM IV : Advance Training
 Summer Training Program
◦ MIET Certificate
◦ Siemens Certificate
Hardware Projects

Hardware Implementation
Edible Oil Neutralization Section
Evaluation
Exp Evaluation (20): Consider best 8 out of 10 problem sets (PS).
Problem solved & checked on same/next turn (4 marks), after 2
turn (3 marks), after more than 2 turn (2 marks), otherwise (0
marks)
Teacher Evaluation (20): Consist of 2 class test of 10 marks each
30 min class test will be scheduled after Sessional Exam
Attendance (10):
Total Marks (50):
Certificate will be provided if attendance >75%.
Grading: A+ (Marks > 90%),
A (Marks > 80%),
B+ (Marks > 70%),
B (Marks > 60%)
THANK YOU

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