Aquaculture control method for catfish fertilization system (web-based scada system)

Mohd Iskandar , Md Sulaiman (2010) Aquaculture control method for catfish fertilization system (web-based scada system). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This research is focusing on the design and development of an effective aquaculture method to supervise, control and monitor the catfish fertilization process environment using the PLC and SCADA systems. The aim of the project is to monitor and control the Catfish Fertilization System environment process using the PLC and SCADA systems through online. User can observe and control the Catfish Fertilization System directly online without always to go the plant. The monitoring and control systems involved the water temperature, pH water, water flow, oxygen level and water level. The system will be integrated with their output devices such as water pumps, water heater and water cooler with the dedicated piping and electrical wiring systems. All these parameters can be controlled and monitored using the web-based SCADA system. In this project, a programmable logic controllers (PLC) is used for interfaced and controlled the system between hardware part and software part (SCADA). This data acquisition will be processed and presented on SCADA to show the result. This project focuses on the software development using IntegraXor SCADA for Aquaculture Control Method for Catfish Fertilization System. The expected result from this project research is that this system can be monitored and controlled remotely in real-time using web IntegraXor SCADA. The completed system is expected to enhance baby catfish's survival rate by at least 50% and to be further commercialized for small and medium aquaculture industries.

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