This on-line visualization project enables you to clearly display real-time data of the heating process in the building of the GEOVAP company. The main visualization window consists of three parts – the boiler room, spaces to heat, and exterior spaces. The boiler room is controlled by a Tecomat NS 946 PLC which provides data to the Reliance system. The building is heated in winter only.
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Click the button to run the demo in Reliance Web Client.
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The main visualization window clearly displays how the building of the GEOVAP company is heated. It consists of three parts – the boiler room, spaces to heat, and exterior spaces. The boiler room is controlled by a Tecomat NS 946 PLC which provides data to the Reliance system.
The Boiler Room visualization window displays three gas boilers, boiler pumps, and circulator pumps. The temperatures of the boiler circuit's backflow water and outlet water are measured by temperature sensors. Preheated water from the boiler circuit flows into the west and east side hot water pipes and heats individual rooms where the water temperature is also measured by temperature sensors. In addition, there are two temperature sensors attached to the west side and east side of the building to measure the outside temperature.
By clicking on the Process button, the description of the boiler room processes can be displayed.
If you click on the Temp. Trends button, three real-time trends will be displayed. These trends represent the temperature of:
Important:
To run the project using a Web client, Oracle's Java-based runtime environment, version 6 or higher, must be installed on your computer. The required files and additional information are available on www.java.com.
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