In the steel industry, with capacities exceeding 50,000 tons per year, the use of automation systems for supervising the production line greatly contributes to continuous improvement in quality, stability in production capacity, increased equipment lifespan, and reduced downtime.

To achieve these goals, Sepahan Elgha proposes the implementation of a Level 2 automation system using standard automation equipment. With this plan, supervisor-level information can be provided locally or remotely, allowing for the execution of any specific or general software changes with the help of accessible information for customers.

Additionally, numerous plans are being implemented in the R&D department of this company regarding equipment and personnel protection against hazards such as fire, sparking and melt splashing, all of which can be connected to the automation system on the local Ethernet network.