For thermal power plants, DCS systems are utilized to control boiler combustion, steam temperature and pressure, as well as turbine speed and load. Redundant configurations ensure zero unplanned downtime during power generation, thereby enhancing both efficiency and safety.

In the metallurgical sector—specifically for steel mill rolling lines and heating furnaces—systems control furnace temperatures, rolling mill speeds and tension, and cooling system flow rates. High-speed closed-loop control meets the requirements for high-precision rolling, leading to improved product quality and yield rates.

In petrochemical plants, monitoring and control systems manage the temperature, pressure, liquid levels, and material ratios within reactors, distillation columns, and similar equipment. Complex interlock logic prevents over-temperature and over-pressure conditions, thereby safeguarding the safety of high-hazard processes.

For environmental treatment facilities—including wastewater and potable water treatment plants—control systems manage screens, grit chambers, biological treatment tanks, sedimentation basins, and chemical dosing systems. This enables fully automated, unmanned operation, resulting in reduced maintenance and operational costs.