Control Infotech designs and builds generator control panels and protection systems for various prime movers, including gas turbines, steam turbines, and reciprocating engines. These systems incorporate:
We implement kW and kVAR sharing algorithms using dedicated controllers or PLCs to optimize power distribution among multiple generating units. Communication between controllers and power blocks is established through industrial protocols (e.g., Modbus, Ethernet/IP) and hardwired signals for critical interlocks.
Our designs support both open and closed transition transfer schemes based on project requirements. Local Human-Machine Interface (HMI) stations provide onsite visualization and control and can be integrated as communication nodes with plant-wide SCADA or DCS systems using protocols like OPC UA or Modbus TCP/IP.
Implementation of control strategies for efficient power generation dispatch, demand response integration, and bus voltage optimization.
Development of integrated control systems for overall power plant operation, including unit coordination and performance monitoring.
Design and implementation of sequenced control logic and HMI interfaces to guide operators through plant startup and shut-down procedures.
Integration of monitoring devices and control functions for medium and low voltage switchgear, enhancing operational awareness and control capabilities.
Configuration of load shedding schemes based on system frequency or other critical parameters, with multiple stages for controlled load reduction.
Implementation of control loops and operator interfaces for adjusting generator active (kW) and reactive (kVAR) power output to meet system demands.
Deployment of metering and monitoring systems on the load side to track energy consumption and facilitate demand-side management strategies.
Integration of monitoring and control functions for auxiliary plant systems, such as cooling water, fuel handling, and compressed air.
Configuration of communication interfaces and data mapping to enable seamless data exchange and coordinated control between our power management systems and existing plant-level control systems.