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Looking into Network Installation and Commissioning Concept of Control System in Industry from Siemens PROFIBUS System Operation

Xu Qiang Huang

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The paper introduces,with the example of Siemens PROFIBUS system operation in stainless steel continuous casting project of Shanghai No.1 Iron Steel Group,what concept influence the digital network after being used to control system in industry will be brought to traditional installation and commissioning.

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The paper introduces,with the example of Siemens PROFIBUS system operation in stainless steel continuous casting project of Shanghai No.1 Iron Steel Group,what concept influence the digital network after being used to control system in industry will be brought to traditional installation and commissioning.

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The paper introduces,with the example of Siemens PROFIBUS system operation in stainless steel continuous casting project of Shanghai No.1 Iron Steel Group,what concept influence the digital network after being used to control system in industry will be brought to traditional installation and commissioning.

Key concepts: Profibus, Siemens, Project commissioning, Engineering, Control system, Control (management), Manufacturing engineering, Embedded system

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