English

Not applicable.

Of all faculties

Student is able to:
- divide and describe the function of automation devices in automation system,
- divide the process and control intrumentation devices and describe their properties,
- describe the servomechanism, stepper and other selected drives,
- apply the selected devices of process and control instrumentation including main types of drives,
- divide and characterize basic pneumatic and hydraulic instrumentation,
- describe process control levels (control level, SCADA, MES, ERP),
- design and implement basic industrial control applications and HMI systems,
- describe the standardized interfaces of process instrumentation,
- describe the ISO/OSI model,
- characterize the basic fieldbus and protocols,
- describe briefly ethernet and industrial ethernet, advantages and disadvantages,
- describe advantages and disadvantages of real-time operating systems,
- know the terms reliability, safety, and security,
- know the modern methods of the indutrial automation.

Pass electrical qualification according to §4 of regulation 50/1978.

Not applicable.

Techning methods include lectures, practical laboratories and presentations of projects.

40 points from laboratories
60 points from examination

For credit:
minimum 20 points from labs

For examination:
minimum 30 points from 60 accessable
submitted individual project with minimum 20 points earned

 

Lectures:
1. Introduction to industrial automation - overview of automation control system levels.
2. Process instrumentation - standardized symbols, overview of sensors and actuators.
3. Process instrumentation - motors and motion control (frequency inverter, servo).
4. Process instrumentation - pneumatic components.
5. Industrial communication - ISO/OSI model, buses and protocols. Industrial Ethernet.
6. Control instrumentation - PLC, DCS, IPC, industrial controllers, embedded systems.
7. Operator control level - SCADA/HMI.
8. Basic programming of PLC nad HMI.
9. Advanced PLC programming.
10. MES, ERP, industrial information systems, databases.
11. Reliability, functional safety, cybersecurity, and industrial standards.
12. Real-time operating systems.
13. Modern trends - Industry 4.0, virtual commissioning, digital twin.

Laboratory training:
week 1. - Introduction to laboratory and projects.
week 2.-12. - Individual working-out of the projects and presentation.

Not applicable.

The course is prepared to give the students a complete overview of the automation instrumentation - sensors and actuators, controllers, industrial communication protocols, SCADA and MES systems. Students should gain knowledge to describe or even design an industrial control system. Students should gain knowledge to know about modern methods and technologies for industrial automation.

Laboratory, projects.

Not applicable.

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BADIRU, Adedeji B. Handbook of Industrial and Systems Engineering. CRC Press, 2 edition (October 11, 2013). ISBN-13: 978-1466515048.
COLLINS, Kevin. PLC Programming for Industrial Automation. Exposure, 2006. ISBN-13: 978-1846854965.
MACAULAY, Tyson and SINGER, Bryan L. Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems: SCADA, DCS, PLC, HMI, and SIS. Auerbach Publications, 1 edition (December 13, 2011). ISBN-13: 978-1439801963.
PATRICK, Dale R. and FARDO, Stephen W. Industrial Process Control Systems. The Fairmont Press, Inc., 2009. ISBN-13: 978-0881735925.
STENERSON, Jon. Industrial Automation and Process Control. Prentice Hall, 1 edition (September 27, 2002). ISBN-13: 978-0130330307.

Not applicable.