Integrated Data Management: COMOS Making data work

Integrated Data Management:

COMOS – Making data work

Siemens Vision 2020

The partner of choice for

• Electrification

• Automation

• Digitalization

Siemens stands for the electrification of the world

The partner of choice for

• Electrification

• Automation

• Digitalization

• Providing answers to business challenges around Plant Lifecyle Management

• Improved competitiveness • Better quality decision making • Workflow optimization

• Saving potential across the entire plant lifecycle

COMOS – Making data work.

• Trends towards green energy (must-runs like wind, solar) is changing the requirements or conventional power plants • Increasing cost pressure due to a energy market policy

• Long term availability of assets (like gas turbine) in challenging operating conditions

• Outdated infrastructure

• Risk awareness in regards to health, safety & environment (HSE) • Strict regulatory requirements

• Efficient information and knowledge management • Regional differences in energy markets/policies

Global trends within energy industry

COMOS enables EPCs and O/O’s to work with documents and data

throughout the entire plant lifecycle

Working to make documents

• Will not enable future requirements or needs

• Focused on delivery

Making data work!

• Non-limited foundation for future • Continuous increment of asset value

by adding & managing data • Information mobility

“Building the plant” “Building the plant (smarter)” Engineering and Operating the plant

Working to make data

• Limits future solutions and functions • Does not fully increase asset value • Focused on engineering

Intelligent Data Management

• Transparent documentation

• Secure plant & project documentation

• Investment security & cost reduction

• Covering the entire plant lifecycle

Intelligent data management for highest plant availability and safety

• Transparent documentation

• Secure plant & project documentation

• Investment security & cost reduction

Manually initiated Information and document handover

Excel Access Word Visio CAD MS-Project PDF

HW-Config SFC CFC • Device Specification • Tag lists • Configuration data • Connection diagram • Function diagram • I/O lists • Device lists • Tag lists • I/O lists • Device lists • Configuration data • Device Specification • Requirement specification (URS and FDS)

• Test plans (IQ/OQ protocols FAT/SAT protocols) • Manuals • Device Specification • Requirement specification (URS and FDS) • Connection diagram • Function diagram • Configuration drawing

• Loop- and single line diagram

• Process flow diagram

• P & ID • Isometric diagram • 3D drawings • Function diagram • Hook up diagram • Project management • Document management • Time schedule • Maintenance planning • Resources management • Device manuals • External documents • All kind of PDF documents • Revision documents • Document management • Hardware configuration • CFC • SFC • Interlocks • Configuration data • I/O lists • HMI drawings • Parameter list • Recipes • Reports • Interfaces • Scripts

Change of a Vortex Flow Meter to a Coriolis Mass Flow Meter

Impact of the Change to the Information and Documentation

Manual comparison of all information and documentation is mandatory required

Information flow only in one direction without any automatic update of information

Possible inconsistence of all documents with higher costs for document management

Electronic Workflow based on Objects

The information is based on objects Every document is a view to a object

Reduces costs and effort for documentation All information are every time consistent

Only one tool for all crafts

Impact of the Change to the Information and Documentation Change of a Vortex Flow Meter

Answers for your business challenges

COMOS

answers

• How can I boost the efficiency of my

plant throughout its entire lifecycle?

• How can I successfully counter

increasingly short innovation cycles over the long term?

• How can I reliably manage increasingly

complex data volumes?

• Integrated system landscape from engineering to operations

• Shorter project times and faster time to market through global collaboration • Consistent, up-to-date documentation

Highest plant security and safe operations

• Efficient and effective maintenance & modification • Regulatory compliance

Intelligent data availability in all lifecycle phases

• Management of high data complexity

• Consistent plant and project documentation

Interoperability and global collaboration

• Effective supply chain collaboration and sourcing • Predictability (meeting schedules and plans) • High planning flexibility

Siemens Answers: COMOS

Your Benefits for Energy

Our promise

• More productivity • More efficiency • More flexibility

COMOS - Making data work.

• Seamless flow of information based

on a globally consistent database – end-to-end, across all disciplines and all phases of the plant lifecycle

• Access at all times to data that is always up to date – in real time, independent of time zones

Better quality decision-

making throughout the

plant’s entire lifecycle

"One of the big advantages of COMOS is that the software is flexibly adapted to the existing work processes, and not the other way around, as is usual with other software products.“

David Röbbing, System Administrator at the power plant Linden

We are already seeing significant improvements in terms of reduced engineering time and higher overall engineering performance. Because the pulp and paper industry is very cost-driven – and for us, engineering is a major cost factor in our projects – having a software solution such as COMOS really helps a lot.“

Ismo Lätti

COMOS Administrator Andritz Oy, Finland

Ing. Gerald Sturm-Ofenboeck, MBA

General Manager AT/IL

Siemens Industry Software GmbH

Tel.:+43 (664) 9682 490 www.siemens.at/comos

E-mail: [email protected]

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