Boost Production Efficiency
Control Systems
Control systems from Mitsubishi Power monitor and control production facilities at many kinds of factories to help assure efficient production and operation.
In addition, they monitor and control not only production facilities but also utility facilities to help efficiently manage entire factories.
Overview
Features
Optimum Management of Production Facilities
DIASYS can meticulously eliminate resources waste in factory facilities and increase production efficiency with various monitoring functions, operational functions, and management support functions.
Optimum Management of Utility Facilities
DIASYS can manage energy consumption of utilities, including electricity, water, and steam consumption, to support and establish efficient factory operation.
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Related Products
Proven Results
Plants
Products
- GTCC
- Steam Power
- IGCC
- Geothermal
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Gas Turbines
- Product Lineup
- Comparative Performance
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Technical Information
- Gas Turbines for Mechanical Drive Applications
- Cutting-Edge Elemental Technology Producing 1600°C Class J Gas Turbines
- Development of High-Efficiency Gas Turbine Applying 1600°C Class J Technology
- Combustor Technologies Supporting Stable Operation
- Overview and Verification Status of T-Point 2 Demonstration Facility
- Comprehensive Efforts from Development to Manufacturing
- Summary of Orders
- Development History
- Product Selection Assistant (Middle & small Class)
- Aero-derivative Gas Turbines
- Steam Turbines
- Boilers
- Air Quality Control Systems (AQCS)
- Generators
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Control Systems
- What is DIASYS?
- DIASYS Netmation / DIASYS Netmation4S
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DIASYS Optional Products
- IR-S Infrared Flame Detector
- Net IR-S Infrared Flame Detector
- Rail Mounting Net IR-S
- Boiler Tube Leak Detector
- Shaft Vibration Analyzer
- Simulator
- Advanced Combustion Pressure Fluctuation Monitoring System (A-CPFM) / Combustion Pressure Fluctuation Monitoring System (CPFM)
- Multi-Coal Fired Boiler Optimum Control
- DIASYS Solutions
- Fuel Cells
- Others
- Catalogue
- HIACS Series
- Technical Report