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Title: Basic Devices And Techniques For Supervisory Control And Telemetry Systems
Author: Randle L. Overbey
Source: 1988 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1988
Abstract: Telemetry and supervisory control systems refer to a very broad and complex area in the field of process control. The scope of this paper will be limited to the explanation of fundamental concepts and methods widely used in the natural gas distribution and transmission industries. A basic definiti is the process o measurements and measurements to transmitted to a station, at whic tion is converte can be interpret data transmitted on for telemetering f gathering necessary converting these a form which may be central location or h time the informad to a form which ed usefully. The is called telemetry. Supervisory control consists of any device or combination of devices which provide the necessary intelligence to increase, decrease, or change various parameters to maintain operation within certain desired limits. These parameters may include differential pressures, static pressures, instantaneous volumes, etc.

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