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FRoSTA Cuts Downtime with Anywhere-Anytime Alerts
技术
- 自动化与控制 - 监督控制和数据采集 (SCADA)
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 流程制造
用例
- 机器状态监测
挑战
FRoSTA AG 是德国冷冻鱼和方便食品市场的领导者，在不来梅港经营着一个全自动化的原材料仓库，拥有 600 名员工。为了运行其仓库，FRoSTA 拥有一个传送带和四个 ASRS（自动存储和检索系统），由一系列专为仓库应用设计的西门子 SIMATIC 自动化过程控制器控制。
客户
弗罗斯塔
关于客户
FRoSTA AG 是欧洲最大的冷冻食品生产商之一。
解决方案
FRoSTA 使用 EXTEND7000 作为高度安全的移动 SCADA 系统的一部分。 EXTEND7000 已直接与 FRoSTA 现有的西门子过程控制器集成。该系统使用现有的 Wi-Fi 或 GPRS 基础设施和 BlackBerry 智能手机向工程师提供“随时随地”警报，提供低成本、功能丰富的移动控制和监控解决方案。软件组件 - EXTEND7000
收集的数据
Alarms For Automated Applications, Asset Status Tracking, Communication Performance, Response Time
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