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The device is equipped with 60 similar local instruments; is there any way to enable remote viewing, data collection, and comparison? I’d appreciate it if experts could provide some insights.
PLC or DCS can be used to enable remote viewing as well as data collection and comparison. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Set up a MODBUS communication protocol in the PLC or DCS to enable communication with 60 local instruments. 2. Install a PG pressure gauge on each local instrument and connect it to the corresponding PLC or DCS module. 3. Through PLC or DCS program control, the acquisition and storage of data from 60 local instruments are achieved. 4. The collected data is sent to the remote monitoring system via MODBUS communication. 5. In the remote monitoring system, it is possible to view and compare the data from 60 local instruments in real time. It should be noted that during the design and implementation phases, the stability and reliability of data transmission must be taken into account to ensure the proper operation of the entire system. .
Are there pressure gauges with signal output?
It enables remote monitoring, data collection, and comparison in cases where it is not possible to replace the local pressure gauge
Master, is it possible to do as you suggested when the local pressure gauge cannot be replaced?
Expert, I’m not from an instrumentation field, but I’d like to ask how local instruments can be connected to a DCS
Find a remote pressure gauge to transmit the data back.
That makes sense; install a camera facing the PG
60 of them have a wide distribution, so it’s not possible to collect and compare them
How can one monitor the surface from a distance, if surveillance cameras can’t be installed? You can’t even transmit signals back