Our microclimate research performed in partnership with Greer Industries is highlighted in this video. Greer Industries is a West Virginia based corporation with innovative and proactive approaches for maintaining and protecting the environment.
Extreme Endeavors innovative approach to monitor and control is highlighted by WBOY Channel 12 News and WDTV Channel 5 News. One of the focus points of the news report was that the system was designed, fabricated, programmed and installed using local resources. This emphasized the benefit to the local economy. One of the hardest concepts to convey in a news story, however, is the level of technological innovation that went into the Central Barbour Public Service District monitor and control system. Having automated decision making capabilities within the software makes this system truly unique and innovative.
Tags: Economic Benefit, Small Business, Water, SCADA, Monitor and Control, Automation
Public Service District Open House to Demonstrate SCADA Technology
3/26/13
On April 18th, 2013, the Central Barbour Public Service District (PSD) will have an open house to demonstrate the latest in Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA). Extreme Endeavors recently integrated Intelligent Power Automatic Control (IPAC) technology and will be demonstrating this technology at the Central Barbour PSD open house. Contact Us for directions. In addition, featured at this open house will be our IN-SCADA system, an intelligent based water control system unlike any other used in the industry.
Tags: Monitor and Control, SCADA, Power Monitoring, IPAC, Water Control
It's that time of year when Extreme Endeavors compiles all the data from our cave monitoring project and submits a report on the microclimate research we have been performing in Hellhole and Schoolhouse Cave in Germany Valley, WV. This year we continued to learn more about the microclimate profiles that caves exhibit.
Upgrade of the Water Control System Using Our IPAC Technology
3/1/13
Recently the Central Barbour Public Service District purchased several IPAC (Intelligent Power Automated Control) modules and a software package from Extreme Endeavors. These items combined with the IN-SCADA system is providing them with an unprecidented level of intelligence in there water control system.
The software performs a check of over 70 state conditions in its decision process to insure the safest and most efficient distribution of water throughout Barbour County, West Virginia. Extreme Endeavors is finishing up this project by installing solar panels at one of their booster stations to provide off-the-grid power during emergencies.
Tags: Power Monitroing, Water Control, IPAC, SCADA, Solar
Industrial and Mining Water Discharge
2/14/13
Water discharge from an industrial site can be costly for a business to keep within regulations. Removing particulates from the water is a critical step before it runs into streams. Holding ponds are part of the answer, the another part is adding flocculent to the discharge. The problem with this is that flocculent is expensive. So we designed a float control system that only discharges the flocculent when enough water is being discharged to warrent the needed chemical.
What better can be said about a product than that in under a year it pays for itself and it helps the environment!
Tags: Flocculent, Discharge Water, Environmental Regulation, Industrial Run-off, Chemical Additive
Single Node Improvements
1/22/13
The Single Node is an electronic component that we designed and fabricated that turns just about any electronic measuring sensor into a network capable instrument. We have been using this product for years to provide monitoring solutions to our customers. It is a small component that a customer never sees, yet it provides access to the data they rely on.
We have initiated several improvements to the Single Node product. Not only does it have more hardware features, but with improved software capabilities, connection to most sensor or control implementations can be done in a single day. One of our newest features allows the Single Node to be powered using Power Over Ethernet (POE).
Tags: Sensors, Control, Power Over Ethernet, Network Interface, OEM
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