In an industrial environment, the physical process refers to the actual operations and mechanisms involved in manufacturing, processing, or producing goods. This includes activities such as the movement of raw materials through conveyor belts, the operation of machinery to shape or assemble components, and the monitoring of variables like temperature, pressure, and flow rates to ensure optimal performance. These processes are often controlled and monitored by industrial control systems (ICS) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, which provide real-time data and automation capabilities to enhance efficiency and safety.
The physical process is critical to the overall productivity and quality of an industrial operation. Ensuring that all components work harmoniously and efficiently is essential to maintain high standards of output and to avoid downtime or accidents. Regular maintenance, calibration, and monitoring of the equipment are necessary to keep the physical process running smoothly and to detect any potential issues before they escalate into major problems.
Read through the process description in the main readme and understand how the control loop works.
Try to control the process manually as an operator via the FUXA HMI.
- Open a web browser and connect to the FUXA HMI http://:1881
- Login with the credentials operator:operator
- Switch to the system view
- click the red button "Manual / Automatic"
- control the different valves and operate the system manually
The flag has the format "CybICS(flag)". To get the flag, the blowout needs to be triggered.
Hint: The flag appears on the FUXA HMI, when the blowout was triggered.