PLC, HMI, SCADA, pumping, telemetry, and process-control solutions for water and wastewater facilities.
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Industrial Systems Integrators provides automation, electrical, and operational technology solutions for municipal and industrial water systems.
ISI integrates pumps, instrumentation, drives, PLCs, RTUs, HMIs, SCADA systems, alarms, and remote communications into reliable control systems operators can understand and maintain.
Whether the project involves one lift station or an entire treatment facility, we develop practical solutions around the existing process, equipment, operating requirements, and future expansion plans.
Control wet wells, transfer pumps, booster pumps, and lift stations using level, pressure, flow, equipment status, and operating demand.
Integrate controls for raw-water intake, chemical feed, clarification, filtration, disinfection, storage, and distribution processes.
Automate influent handling, biological treatment, clarification, aeration, solids processing, disinfection, and effluent systems.
Coordinate chemical storage, metering pumps, analyzers, flow pacing, permissives, equipment feedback, and process alarms.
Connect treatment plants, wells, lift stations, tanks, reservoirs, and booster stations to a centralized monitoring system.
Collect alarms, operating history, trends, runtimes, process measurements, and equipment data for troubleshooting and reporting.
Water-treatment facilities depend on coordinated control across multiple process stages. ISI integrates the equipment, instruments, and control systems required to move raw water through treatment, storage, and distribution.
Depending on the facility, these systems may include:
Operators receive clear process information through HMI and SCADA screens designed around the actual treatment process.
Reliable pumping depends on more than turning a motor on and off. The control system must respond to process demand while protecting equipment and giving operators clear information.
ISI develops pump-control systems using wet-well level, tank level, pressure, flow, motor status, and equipment availability.
Control strategies can include:
The result is a coordinated system that helps operators identify problems quickly and operate equipment consistently.
Reliable pumping depends on more than turning a motor
Wastewater automation must coordinate pumps, blowers, valves, clarifiers, analyzers, and solids-handling equipment across the facility.
ISI provides PLC, HMI, SCADA, instrumentation, and drive integration for processes such as:
Process screens, alarms, trends, and equipment status are organized so operators can understand what is running, what is available, and what requires attention.
Chemical-feed systems require dependable pacing, equipment feedback, permissives, and alarms.
ISI can integrate:
Control strategies are developed around the facility’s process requirements, existing equipment, operating procedures, and owner standards.
Wells, lift stations, tanks, reservoirs, and pumping facilities are often spread across a large service area. Operators need a reliable way to monitor these locations without visiting every site.
ISI develops centralized SCADA and telemetry systems that can communicate through:
The SCADA system can provide:
We can expand an existing SCADA system or develop a coordinated platform for multiple utility sites.
Obsolete controls can make a working facility difficult to maintain. Replacement parts become harder to obtain, communication networks become unreliable, and program backups or electrical drawings may be incomplete.
ISI modernizes legacy systems through planned, documented upgrades.
Modernization services can include:
Whenever possible, upgrades are planned in stages to reduce disruption to operating facilities.
HMI and SCADA displays show equipment status, process conditions, alarms, operating modes, and control commands in a consistent format.
Control logic coordinates pumps, valves, blowers, chemical systems, and supporting equipment using defined permissives and operating sequences.
Centralized monitoring helps utility personnel identify equipment problems, process changes, and communication failures across remote sites.
Organized programs, useful tag names, system backups, and updated documentation help maintenance personnel support the system after startup.
We review the process, existing controls, instruments, electrical equipment, communication systems, operating requirements, and known problems.
Control logic coordinates pumps, valves, blowers, chemical systems, and supporting equipment using defined permissives and operating sequences.
Centralized monitoring helps utility personnel identify equipment problems, process changes, and communication failures across remote sites.
The system is tested before deployment and verified during installation, commissioning, and startup. Programs, settings, and documentation are updated to match the completed system.
Yes. We can develop phased installation and cutover plans around process requirements, equipment availability, and allowable shutdown periods.
Yes. ISI can connect remote sites through radio, cellular, fiber, Ethernet, or an existing utility network and bring their information into a centralized SCADA system.
Yes. We modernize obsolete control platforms while preserving required process logic, improving operator visibility, and documenting the completed system.
Yes. Our operational technology services include industrial network design, system segmentation, equipment connectivity, diagnostics, and controlled remote-access solutions.
Yes. ISI supports system testing, commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, program changes, and ongoing control-system maintenance.
PLC, HMI, SCADA, drives, controls, and equipment integration for automated systems.
Develop power, control, instrumentation, communication, and installation designs for treatment facilities and remote utility sites.
Improve SCADA networks, remote-site communications, system segmentation, diagnostics, backups, and controlled remote access.
Troubleshooting, backups, documentation, modernization planning, and controls support for operating facilities.