Success Stories

The project comprises:

• Pulse SCADA installation
• Total I/O – 134,000 which are monitored by Pulse
• Seven clients in the control room connected to two pairs of Pulse redundant servers
• Two projectors in the control room
• Two clients in the pumping stations

SYS Inc. chose to use AfconSWS Pulse SCADA as the central monitoring and controlling system for the city water distribution system.

The Pulse SCADA system manages two pairs (one for redundancy) of database servers, comprises  134,000 I/O points for data acquisition and alarm generation which are monitored by Pulse

and alarm generation, and history servers for producing trend information. In the control room, it provides real-time data on level, flow, alarm and equipment operation status and alarms that are automatically logged for late analysis. Trends can be dynamically displayed by selecting graphical elements on the screen and enables maximum flexibility to the operators. The system also permits operators to perform control operations like remote start, stop and more.

Pulse’s integrated redundancy system ensured the system’s reliability in maintaining communications and data transfer on a continual basis.
To avoid data loss, the system functions as a fully hot redundant Pulse SCADA/HMI system on two pairs of servers.
Additionally, AgconSWS’ native driver for Gateway supports the Gateway redundancy.
The driver can switch dynamically to the active Gateway, performs time synchronization, and manages the polling cycle of the RTUs and more.
This ensures the reliability of the data being received by the client operator workstations.
The Pulse Supreme Report module, accessible through a web browser, enables automatic generation of statistical reports, providing vital information on water level and consumption.
The RTUs monitor and control the pumping stations. They communicate to the Pulse SCADA/HMI servers via four RF frequencies, which is a necessity in the Konya vicinity’s rough terrain.