RTU has the capability to control the I/O devices and to monitor the I/O devices, we need software like SCADA to access the data from the RTU.
In case of DCS, both the controlling and monitoring things all done by the DCS itself.
RMU (Ring Main Unit) and RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) are both critical components in electrical substations. The RMU is used for the distribution and protection of electrical power, allowing for the connection and disconnection of circuits in a ring configuration to enhance reliability. The RTU, on the other hand, is a communication device that collects data from various equipment in the substation, enabling remote monitoring and control. Together, they contribute to efficient power management and operational reliability in substations.
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SCADA is an abbreviation for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition . DCS stands for Distributed Control System. Normally, a SCADA system will get the data from a RTU (remote terminal unit). A RTU runs independently, except for some control from the central supervisory system such as fire fighting, emergency shut-down (i.e water & oil pipelines). The communication path will be through a GSM, wireless technology, etc... For a DCS system, it controls the process as a stand-alone system. It has the control loops built into it's own controller. The communication path will be through something like a LAN high-speed Ethernet, or other communications network. DCS is a single unit, or a group of local units I think that my clarification helps a little bit on the subjects of DCS and SCADA. Thanks
DCS is advanced version of PLC and DCS works in real time frame while PLC not. There is no monitoring devices in PLC like DCS.
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RTU Panel Means: Where RTU electronic along with other accessories each positioned comfortably for normal operation and maintanence. Rgds, Tech Lead.
Generally speaking -- PLC's are meant to be reprogrammed, possibly with fairly high level languages, RTU's are meant to be changed out when there's a problem (but may also be reprogrammable). RTU's are environmentally rugged. PLC's are more electrically/industrially rugged. Both are controllers. Both are meant to do something without required direct supervision. Both usually have CPU's, although I'm sure there is nothing stopping you from having an RTU whose functional logic is determined strictly from electronics.
The cost of a DCS grill will vary depending on the country in which one purchases it. In the United States the approximate cost is between $1500 and $4000.
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The population of DCS Europe is 235.
DCS Europe was created in 1994.
The Abesit of Uptu is a better college than the Jiet Girl's college of RTU.
DCS : Distributed Control System
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