AUMA Actuators supply turnkey valve automation system to Pertamina
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
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Hydrocarbon Engineering,
The delivery is part of the first phase of an expansion project at the TBBM Manggis LPG tank farm on the island of Bali.
AUMA’s SIMA control system was successfully integrated into the tank farm’s existing SCADA system using Modbus RTU protocol to communicate with the valve actuators and the higher-level SCADA system. The actuators connect to the SIMA in a ring topology with integrated redundancy. At SCADA level, the AUMA system operates in parallel to an existing system with older actuators using a proprietary communications protocol.
“This project shows that upgrading to AUMA in existing plants is possible at any time and without any problems,” said Stefan Kolbe, Sales Director Southeast Asia at AUMA. “The customer particularly appreciates the flexibility and future-proofness of the investment thanks to the open fieldbus standards. The short response times of the AUMA solution also allow them to optimise process control.”
Pertamina is the state-owned company responsible for crude oil and gas production and processing in Indonesia.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/tanks-terminals/02082018/auma-actuators-supply-turnkey-valve-automation-system-to-pertamina/
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