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An exclusive combination of equipment that combines high performance and competitiveness to overcome the challenges of Industry 4.0
An exclusive combination of equipment that combines high performance and competitiveness to overcome the challenges of Industry 4.0
At Altus, we have the necessary know-how to provide integrated systems for the most varied demands of the industrial market
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Track Energization Control System
Altus was tasked with developing a yard control system for track energization, which is remotely operated by both the local tower and the Operational Control Center (OCC) at the Itaquera and Belém yards.
Consolidated and centralized data for the maintenance of the electrical subsystems
Streamlined diagnostics that make it easier to identify issues, improving equipment reliability
Lower operational costs through automated control, reducing the need for multiple operators per shift
The system also enhances the centralization of operational data, making processes more efficient
Altus was responsible for delivering all the necessary hardware and materials, developing the electrical/mechanical design, and handling the assembly of the control panels. The engineering team also created the application software for the PLCs that manage the system.
In total, 169 stainless steel remotes and 3 Control Centers (PCP) were installed. The main controller in each PCP includes a redundant PLC with integrated I/Os, designed to receive local diagnostic data from panels—such as power status, converters, switches, and more. The controller’s main function is to collect field data and transmit it to the OCC via the MODBUS protocol using optical fiber.
In addition to the centralized control equipment, the engineering team also installed a redundant SPAP activation system to alert operators in case of any operational failure. System alarms and events are logged onto the CITEC Supervisory System.
The digital network is made up of 6 expandable switches with approximately 80 ports in total. The field network was designed as a dual optical ring, ensuring high reliability and performance.
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