Web controlled natural gas SCADA system
2011
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ahmet Turan Özcerit
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Nowadays, with rapid improvements and innovations in technology, distribution networks which aim to be in service of humanity are among the most outstanding systems within the service sector. Unfortunately, distribution networks are facing some negative effects caused by being spread over a wide area and servicing over millions of people. Today?s data collection and control system users are seeking strong, flexible, easily applicable and also inexpensive solutions.The main objective of the project presented in this thesis is to design a flexible and easily applicable remote data collection system which will meet the needs of humanity and which will also be cheaper than other similar systems.In this thesis study, with the application of the sample system, digital and analog data from a remote natural gas station was collected and transferred to the central server where it was processed by means of software specifically designed for this project. The results obtained from the designed system were analyzed and compared to the existing SCADA systems.
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Dr. Murat Işık
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Murat Işık (Master Thesis). Web controlled natural gas SCADA system, 2011, Sakarya University.
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