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2014 Honeywell Users Group Americas

Striking New Visualization for Sequence Execution

in Batch & Continuous Processes

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Agenda

Operator/Engineer Visualization – Existing

Visualization Needs

Operator/Engineer Visualization – Orion

Value Benefits –

10% reduction in Sequence Engineering hours

How can I do this faster?

Engineer

What’s going on here and what should I do?

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Introduction

Q: What type of Experion Sequences are we visualizing & where

are they used?

A : Anything using Sequential Control Modules (SCM) or higher in

the control hierarchy

Batch Applications

– includes SCM, Recipe Control Modules

(RCM) & Class Based Recipes

Procedural Operations

– includes SCM & RCM for executing

procedures

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Engineer Sequence Visualization Needs

Need

Engineer Effectiveness Orion Visualization

Reduce sequence

building time

Fewer configuration

steps

Improved editing

environment

Reduce editing time

during commissioning &

lifecycle maintenance

Faster

addition/deletion/moving

of sequence elements

Improved chart

visualization

Easy view of sequence

hierarchy connections

Faster navigation

through sequence

elements

Hierarchy connections in

Control Builder

Reduce debugging time

in test & commissioning

Faster orientation, drill

down and visualization

Sequence shape

Complete & readable

auto generated

documentation

Reduced documentation

effort

Improved sequence

printout

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Operator Sequence Visualization Needs

Need

Operator Effectiveness Orion Visualization

Live status display

Situational awareness

Sequence Shape

Single click access from

process display

Fast, efficient status

evaluation

Sequence Shape

High level overview or

“birds eye” view

Planning & evaluation

HMI Web Shapes

Re-factored chart tab

Easy navigation through

sequence layer

hierarchy

Problem identification

Sequence shape/chart

tab improvements

Grouping together of

steps

Information consolidation HMI Web Shapes

Manual interaction from

process displays

Fast efficient response

to instructions

HMI Web Shapes

Sequence Shape

Data entry from process

display

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How can I do this faster?

Engineer

New Sequence Chart Engineer Visualization

Sequence blocks simplified & reflect ISA

S88/other standards

Layered sequences optionally show S88 procedural level with 45

Deg lines Block detail optionally

available in detail panel compacting charts

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Previous vs New Visualization

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Productivity Improvements

Right click navigation to child

level in hierarchy

Insert row (or column) in selected space Insert page in selected space Blocks snap on grid & can

be auto aligned

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Improved Printing

New print options

Thumbnail print preview & tabular step

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Operator Effectiveness – Well Start Up

Operator controls well start up from single process display

Status of a group of steps shown with instructions &

check off for Individual activities

Free format text instructions for check off items

What do I do next?

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Operator Effectiveness – Well Start Up

Indication & text instruction for non alarmed abnormal situation

Why did the pressure

stop ramping?

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In Display Sequence Visualization

Why is this mixer taking so long?

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I see it’s transferring

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Transfer in to the Fermenter is running

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…..it is stuck on step 30. I see not all additions are complete. I’ll

go check them

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We have not run this recipe for 9 months. Now - what do I do with

the sample…..

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Calculating the Value

Sequence Visualization

Area

Value Assumptions

Engineer productivity: Configuration, debug & document sequences

10% reduction in

sequence engineering hours

5000 I/O project with sequence content

Commissioning: On process debug & changes

5% reduction sequence engineering hours

New/expanded system with automation of sequences Lifecycle: Routine maintenance 10% reduction in engineering hours Routine maintenance of a running system

Operator effectiveness 1% annual productivity increase

Reduced cycle times, improved yield/conversion through automation of manual procedures

Abnormal situations 1 incident avoided every 2 years

Consistent automation of

procedures, improved operator guidance in an abnormal

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