Portfolio

Digitalization of the previous order management of an automatic coating system. Based on an existing coating system, a tool could be created which serves as a higher-level MES for the process.

The team of an energy supplier was able to get to know the basic functionalities of the Siemens S7 system in a three-day workshop. In doing so, enet GmbH responded to the needs and coordinated the training content with the customer.

The implementation for the biotech company is carried out with the aim of replacing a cumbersome inventory program that has grown over the years.

Development of a Manufacturing Planning and Execution System (MAPES) based on a web framework with modules developed by enet. enetMAPES is a tailor-made production assistance system. It is a software solution for monitoring, planning and optimizing the plant occupancy of production processes.

Laab im Walde, a small community in the Mödling district of Lower Austria, is a pioneer in digitizing the infrastructure sector. The village is conveniently located in the Vienna Woods on the city limits of Vienna and offers not only numerous outdoor leisure activities, but also a level of digitization that is otherwise only known in megacities. Mayor Peter Klar, with a background in technology, law, medicine and management, is driving digitization forward and wants to set an example for other municipalities.

Participation as an external automation engineer in the construction of the new biopharmaceutical LSCC plant (Large-Scale Cell Culture) at Boehringer Ingelheim in Vienna-Meidling. In addition to medicines from Boehringer Ingelheim, this plant also produces drugs for other pharmaceutical companies. At the Vienna site, biopharmaceuticals are manufactured from both microorganisms and cell cultures.

Retrofit of a steam turbine with integration into an existing PCS7 system landscape. Together with a well-known turbine manufacturer, the existing steam turbine was brought up to date with the latest technology.

Conversion of the control and visualization of an existing strip welding system from a Simatic S5 with a B&R panel to a Simatic S7 1500, including an upgrade of the safety technology.

With planning foresight, various EMSR disciplines had to be coordinated for the customer (control system technology, protection system, large machine monitoring, cross-plant interfaces, optimisation computers, tank farm applications, various package units, etc.) in order to ensure safe operation.