For the precise monitoring of pyrolytic boilers, I rely on the tried-and-tested MQTT and SparkplugB protocols. These enable reliable data acquisition and transmission in real time.

With MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) as a lightweight, reliable protocol, sensor data can be collected efficiently and sent to a central control unit. The use of SparkplugB, an MQTT-based protocol for industrial automation, ensures interoperability between the various components of the monitoring system.

A special feature of my system is the Unified Namespace (UNS), which makes it possible to manage a large number of systems in a standardised data space. By integrating all pyrolysis boilers into the UNS, operators can obtain a holistic view of their systems and make effective decisions to optimise operating processes.

The combination of MQTT, SparkplugB and the Unified Namespace not only provides efficient data collection and transmission, but also enables a scalable and flexible solution for monitoring pyrolysis boilers and other assets in different environments.

If you would like to find out more about the implementation and benefits of these technologies, please do not hesitate to contact me.