Schützengarten, St. Gallen, Switzerland

The fil­tra­ti­on system con­sists of a kie­selg­uhr (diato­mace­ous earth) and PVPP fil­ter. The plant dates back to the year 1989. Until its con­ver­si­on, it was ope­ra­ted through mimic dia­grams. We desi­gned and exe­cu­ted the repla­ce­ment of the com­ple­te switch­gear and field wiring. Imple­men­ta­ti­on of the field wiring was ent­ru­sted to a local elec­tri­cal instal­la­ti­on com­pa­ny. The soft­ware was writ­ten and put into ser­vice by the Schüt­zen­gar­ten engi­neers themselves.

Client

Schüt­zen­gar­ten AG, St. Gal­len, Switzerland

Plant type

Bre­wery

Project execution

2018 to 2019

Project scope

• 480 data points
• 1 MCC, 1.2 m
• 3 local cabi­nets

Our services

• Con­cept design and consulting
• Stock-taking on site
• Pro­ject management
• Elec­tri­cal engineering
• Instal­la­ti­on planning
• Switch­gear and con­trol system
• Elec­tri­cal installation

Technology applied

• EPlan P8

Contact

Mar­cel Fust, Seni­or Pro­cess Auto­ma­ti­on Con­sul­tant, Schmid Auto­ma­ti­on AG