Case studies

CASE STUDY 01

Automating a Key Manufacturing Process

A household-products manufacturer required a complete control solution for new equipment being introduced into an existing production line. AIndustrial delivered the electrical design, PLC programming, HMIs, control hardware and commissioning.

The Challenge

The mechanical and pneumatic designs were complete, but the new equipment still required a clearly defined control strategy, electrical engineering and operator interfaces before it could operate as one integrated system.

The Solution

AIndustrial translated the existing designs into detailed control requirements, produced the electrical documentation, programmed the PLCs, developed the HMIs and supplied the required control hardware.

The Outcome

The equipment was successfully commissioned as a complete automation solution, giving the manufacturer a coordinated and maintainable system ready for production.

CASE STUDY 02

CONTROL ENGINEERING FOR OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

A supplier of offshore construction vessels required bespoke electrical and control-system engineering for specialised onboard equipment. AIndustrial delivered a coordinated package including electrical design, HMI development, panel layouts, wiring information and component specification.

The Challenge

Offshore construction equipment must operate reliably in a demanding marine environment. The client required a clear electrical and control strategy, together with the detailed engineering information needed for manufacture, wiring and system integration.

The Solution

AIndustrial developed the electrical and control-system package using EPLAN. The scope included HMI design, control-panel layouts, wiring details and component specification, creating a complete and maintainable engineering solution.

The Outcome

The final design package supported the reliable implementation of specialised onboard equipment. The client received a clear, coordinated and maintainable control solution for marine construction applications.

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