Integrated automation of water disposal in terms of interoperability of monitoring and control processes

Abstract

The main regulatory requirements and recommendations for the justification and creation of systems for the integrated automation of processes in various industries are analyzed. A structural and functional analysis of the process control scheme is performed; it is revealed that less than half of the operations are automated (even with the participation of a human operator). The functional intersections of the used manual and automated methods of collecting information and regulating equipment modes are presented, such as those where it is necessary to implement the developed scenarios for increasing observability and controllability in the integrated automation of wastewater disposal systems in populated areas with a critical requirement for their interoperability. It is proposed to use the new generation methodological apparatus of OSTIS Technologies for such purposes.