web-enabled control

Jun 19, 2004 2 Replies

is any one using web-enabled control, in a process plant? what is your experince with it?


Do you mean HTML (web) based graphics or do you mean remote control over the internet?

Walter

I assume you mean the Server is broadcasting HTML or java-applets to the Network-nodes or Thin Clients?

It works, but it is slower than a Client Server technology (still). There are 2 variants:

- Only view

- View and Control setpoints

As in 1998-2001 all the control companies thought this was the future, in practice, they they did not sell it that much.

It only is a good solution to broadcast analysis data to production management (such as production-graphs, stops per shift graphs, etc.)

Give me an I/O-count and an idea of your application and I will send you my independant advise of a solution, that I would choose.

Kind regards,

Bart Schaminee.

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