Control & Monitoring System

Chalmers University's Division of Energy Technology was seeking a robust system to support their groundbreaking research in power generation. The goal was to create a solution capable of monitoring and saving data from various sensors, while also controlling industrial equipment for experimental purposes. To address this, QESTIT upgraded and customized an existing program, working closely with the research team to ensure the system met their specific needs. The collaborative approach resulted in an enhanced system that not only improved data management but also streamlined the research process, allowing Chalmers to continue their work without delays.

Driving Innovation Through System Upgrades and Expansion

The Division of Energy Technology at Chalmers University needed a system to test pumping gas through various powdered solids (for example sand). This system needed to communicate with instruments used to control gas flow through the chamber. It also needed to monitor the pressure and temperature throughout the system and calculate several other readings (such as absolute pressure) in real time. All of the data recorded needed to be saved in an understandable format for analysis later in the project.