Conveyor Control Using Industrial Computers, Human Machine Interface, Fieldbus Networks and Distributive I/O

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Fazley A. Azhar John F. Bryce
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

With increasing economic pressures to produce more with less, the material handling industry is turning to engineered solutions to reduce the number of people required to operate its facilities, monitor maintenance trends, pin point problems, increase throughput, decrease downtime, identify weak links in the production system, and increase times between scheduled maintenance. One solution to these problems is to implement a Total Control Solution (TCS) using industrial computers, fieldbus networks, and distributive Input/Output (I/O) for control, automation, data acquisition, and analysis. This paper will discuss some of the control fundamental principles used by Technisys, Inc. (TI) to implement TCS.
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APA: Fazley A. Azhar John F. Bryce  (1998)  Conveyor Control Using Industrial Computers, Human Machine Interface, Fieldbus Networks and Distributive I/O

MLA: Fazley A. Azhar John F. Bryce Conveyor Control Using Industrial Computers, Human Machine Interface, Fieldbus Networks and Distributive I/O. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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