Abstract:To address the issues of low autonomy and high operational costs caused by reliance on foreign PLC equipment in the traditional unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine(UDMH) exhaust gas treatment control systems, research was conducted on a domestically developed PLC-based dimethylhydrazine exhaust gas treatment control system. A comprehensive control architecture was established, incorporating domestic sensing devices, execution components, and self-developed software based on the Kylin operating system, and was validated through application in aerospace launch facilities. A PLC control program was developed through modular and layered design. The program supports data acquisition, process control, and fault interlocking. An upper computer monitoring software which integrates monitoring, control, and management functions was also created. This achieves full-process autonomous control. Experimental verification confirms that the system passed all functional tests. It can accurately process signals such as flow and pressure in real time. The system reliably executes control commands and fault interlocking. The application verification at space launch sites shows that the system operates stably and efficiently. It meets process requirements. The system successfully realizes localization of software and hardware of the UDMH exhaust gas treatment system. It provides a reference solution for the safe treatment of toxic and hazardous gases.