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Gas Pipeline Monitoring System for Hospitals
技术
- 自动化与控制 - 监督控制和数据采集 (SCADA)
- 网络与连接 - 网关
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 设施管理
挑战
该系统集成商专注于为医院提供集中式燃气管道监控系统。他们提供的服务使医院能够降低维护和人工成本。由于医院可能没有适合此类系统的现有网络，GPRS 通信为远程分布式监控系统提供了一种简单易用的解决方案系统要求- GPRS 通信 - 与 SCADA 软件的无缝连接 - 简单的前端控制能力 - 可扩展的 I/O 通道 - 组合 AI、DI 和 DO 通道
客户
未公开
关于客户
匈牙利
解决方案
Moxa 创新的蜂窝 RTU 控制器解决方案克服了困扰传统 GPRS RTU 解决方案的几个问题。问题 1：GPRS 网络无法与防火墙后的设备通信。 Moxa 的解决方案：免费提供的 Active OPC Server 可以处理所有远程 GPRS RTU 控制器连接——即使是位于防火墙后面的连接。问题 2：SCADA 软件无法访问通过私有 IP 地址连接的 GPRS RTU 设备。 Moxa 的解决方案： Moxa 的免费 Active OPC Server 使 SCADA 软件可以轻松连接到远程 GPRS RTU 设备。问题 3：GPRS RTU 设备上可用的 RTU 选项有限 Moxa 解决方案：Moxa 的 GPRS RTU 产品可以扩展其 I/O 端口。每个 Moxa W5300 GPRS 设备最多可以扩展三个 ioLogik E1200 I/O 设备。最多支持 66 个 I/O 通道。此外，Moxa 还提供多种不同组合的 GPRS RTU。 DI、DO、AI、AO、Relay、RTC、TC都支持。 Moxa 的 GPRS RTU 设备除了硬件之外还附带软件工具。这些工具可帮助客户利用 Moxa 的 GPRS RTU 解决方案快速构建远程监控和报警系统。应用项目： - 免费 Moxa Active OPC 服务器 - 通过 ioLogik E1200 系列扩展 I/O - Click&Go 控制逻辑
收集的数据
Communication Performance, Gas Emissions, Labor Costs, Network Traffic, Per-Unit Maintenance Costs
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