Industrial Automation

Ruggedized industrial computers that execute discrete and continuous control logic for wellsite, skid, and pipeline equipment. Remote terminal units (RTUs) serve the same role at unmanned, geographically dispersed sites with built-in telemetry.

Plant-wide control platforms that distribute controllers across a process facility for continuous regulatory control and operator supervision. Used in gas plants, refineries, and large production facilities requiring high availability.

Supervisory software and communication networks that collect field data and issue control commands across wide-area assets such as pipelines and well pads. Provides centralized visualization, alarming, and historical trending.

Independent safety instrumented systems that bring a process to a safe state on detection of hazardous conditions. Engineered to a target safety integrity level (SIL) per IEC 61508/61511.

Graphical interfaces and visualization software that let operators monitor process state, respond to alarms, and adjust setpoints. Includes panel-mount displays and high-performance HMI screen design.

Power-electronic drives that vary motor speed and torque to control pumps, compressors, and fans for energy efficiency and process regulation. Supplied with associated motor control centers and soft starters.

Pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters together with fabricated, wired control and junction panels. Forms the measurement and termination layer between field equipment and controllers.

Edge and cloud systems that aggregate equipment data to enable remote monitoring, analytics, and condition-based maintenance. Supports Industry 4.0 digital integration of legacy and new automation assets.