אוטומציה ואינטגרציה של תהליכים שלמים
End-to-End Process Automation & Integration
Most plant challenges are not inside a single machine but in the interfaces between machines, systems and people. We look at the whole process and bring electrical, control, mechanical and infrastructure work together into one solution.
Let's talkWhat it covers
The scope of each project is defined according to need and the agreed proposal.
- Understanding the industrial process
- Defining production and operational needs
- Designing interfaces between systems
- Integrating electrical and control systems
- Coordinating mechanical systems and infrastructure
- Automating operating sequences
- Communication between systems and machines
- Managing and implementing the solution
- Integration testing and commissioning, where included in scope
INPUT → OUTPUT
From a single process to one coordinated, intelligent industrial system.
Choose a stage to see which systems take part and how they connect. This is a general illustration, not a specific facility.
INPUT
Input
Raw materials, energy, orders and production requirements enter the system. This is where the process requirements are set.
- Power & drives
- Mechanical & infrastructure
- Data & communication
PROCESS
Process
Mechanical and process equipment does the work: machining, assembly, mixing, conveying or packing.
- Power & drives
- Mechanical & infrastructure
CONTROL
Control
Sensors measure, the control system compares against the target state and commands drives and equipment.
- Power & drives
- Control & sensing
- Data & communication
AUTOMATION
Automation
Operating sequences are coordinated across machines and stations, with an interface to operators and plant information systems.
- Control & sensing
- Mechanical & infrastructure
- Data & communication
OUTPUT
Output
Finished product, production and quality data, and a status picture managers can act on.
- Mechanical & infrastructure
- Data & communication
How we approach it
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Map the process before the solution
We start from the actual flow of materials, energy, information and people. Only then do we choose equipment and systems.
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Every interface defined in writing
Between any two systems we define what passes, when and who owns it, so integration does not rely on assumptions.
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Tests planned in advance
Test and commissioning scenarios are written during design, according to the agreed scope of work.
Related disciplines
Have an engineering challenge? Let's find the solution.
Tell us about the plant, the process and what needs to change. We'll get back to you to talk it through.
- Phone
- 052-264-1538
- info@emrld.co.il
- Address
- 4 Tzalon St., Nordia, Israel