Processing

SCADA & PLC Control System

Feature

Function

Large‑scale food factories involve numerous types of production equipment, making both production and cleaning operations highly complex. Therefore, PLC‑based programmed control is essential for automation, ensuring proper coordination, interlocks, sequencing, and safety management across all equipment. At a higher supervisory level, a SCADA system is installed on the computer side and connected to PLCs and other control software, enabling centralized operation, parameter adjustment, real‑time monitoring, alarm handling, and data acquisition. This integrated architecture allows the facility to achieve fully computerized and automated operation

Design

Popular PLC controller include Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, and Mitsubishi, while commonly used SCADA systems include RSView, SIMATIC, and Wonderware

Origin

Malaysia

Specification

Because PLC and SCADA systems must be individually programmed according to each factory’s equipment quantity, process complexity, and the specific requirements of production and cleaning operations, it is not possible to define a single, concise specification