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Waste Composting Facility


Waste Composting Facility


Waste Composting Facility
 
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Projects > South Metropolitan Regional Council - Waste Composting Facility
 
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Project Title:
South Metropolitan Regional Council - Waste Composting Facility
 
Customer:
Company:
South Metropolitan Regional Council (SMRC)
Contact:
Dean Lokan (Facility Manager)
Phone No.:
+61 8 9256 9555
 
Customer Requirements:
The SMRC own and operate a state-of-the-art composting facility that converts household waste into industrial grade compost. KAPP Engineering was first approached by the SMRC to provide maintenance and support for the existing Plant Control System. KAPP was also involved in numerous upgrades to accommodate additional equipment and operational strategies which were adopted in order to optimise the efficiency of the plant.
 
Solution:
The engineering team from KAPP Engineering were originally involved in the design and development of the composting facility in Canning Vale in 2002. The original project was performed in collaboration with Clough Engineering & Bedminster International.

The control system consists of a network of eight SIXNET PLC’s connected together via a high-speed Ethernet network enabling rapid response times. The entire system consists of more than 2000 I/O points with equipment operating from eight individual control panels.

Supervisory control is via two fully redundant CITECT SCADA servers capable of alerting plant operators via SMS on critical alarms. Four of the eight control panels are also equipped with local control and monitoring via touch screens and interface to Hagglunds Hydraulic Controllers for operation of four rotary digesters.

With the plant in operation 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; the 24-hour support provided by KAPP Engineering is critical to the SMRC, resulting in reduced down-time. KAPP Engineering even provides remote site assistance for the SMRC via a broadband internet connection with direct access to one of the on-site CITECT SCADA servers, often eliminating the need for a site visit.

KAPP continues to support our valued clients at the SMRC as upgrades are continually made to improve the efficiency of the plant
 
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