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June 2012 SmartPlant Engineering & Schematics 1
June 2012 SmartPlant Engineering & Schematics
SmartPlant Engineering & Schematic TeamIntergraph
Sunday June 3, 2012 Las Vegas
INTERGRAPH @ HEXAGON 2012Think Forward – don’t get left behind
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SmartPlant Engineering & Schematic Panel
SmartPlant Engineering & Schematic Strategy Discussion
Solution ConsolidationBusiness driven approachEnhancing the value Proposition
Main TopicsInnovation (new and different)Lowering the Cost of Ownership (deployment)Services/Support (configuring fit for purpose)
Summary
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Adding Value
Innovation Lower Cost of Ownership Support/Services
ProductivityHigher Quality DesignsShorter Implementation
FlexibilityOpen
Existing Users New Users New Industry Segments
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Working Together
The relationship spider webKey is to:– Create– Maintain– Manage– Apply rules
And more………………….
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Putting the Solution in Perspective
Designing the Process– SP P&ID
Safety and Risk Mitigation– SP Process Safety
Controlling the Process– SP Instrumentation
Powering the Process– SP Electrical
Value add Engineering– SmartSketch– SP Explorer
Validating the Design– ETAP– SmartPlant P&ID Engineering Integrity
Power
Process
Controls
Safety
Motor Operated Control valve
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Consistent-Quality-Change Managed
Control Systems
Electrical
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Innovation
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Sunflower project - Value Proposition
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Sunflower Project - Composite Graphic Framework
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supporting auxiliary graphics
Attaching plant items to primitive graphics
Using Symbols to create graphics
Associating plant items to symbols
Design Reuse- Import CAD/Copy-Paste
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Phase I – enable smart deliverables
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Composite Graphical Framework - phase approach
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Control logic diagram – New in SPI
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Drag and Drop Plant items to the drawing
Applying graphics
Control logic diagram
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Control logic drawing
Individual Sheets
Plant objects per sheet
Control logic diagram
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Breaking Down the Silo’s
Design Engineering
Enter mark-ups in SP P&ID
Inconsistencies and questionRepeat cycle
Mark-up report and P&ID’s
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Smarter Work Process
DesignLayout P&IDAssigns labelsAdd details
All based on Engineering entered data
EngineeringEnters updates engineering dataChanges on multiple P&ID’sUses validation and rules
No mark-ups and data consolidation
SP P&ID for design and SP P&ID Engineer for engineeringSolutions that fit the task and streamline the work process
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Current Tabular Editor / EDE / Browser
SPI Browser
Engineering Data Editor SP P&ID
SPEL Tabular Editor
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SPEL Engineering Data Editor
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Ease of:-•Sorting•Grouping•Filtering•Copy / Paste
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SPI Engineering Data Editor
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Ease of:-•Sorting•Grouping•Filtering•Copy / Paste
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SPPID Engineering Data Editor
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Ease of:-•Sorting•Grouping•Filtering•Copy / Paste
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Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal"When we understand that slide, we'll have won
the war."
Finding your way in the Engineering Data
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SmartPlant Query Builder - Value Proposition
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Smart Plant Query Builder - SPEL
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Smart Plant Query Builder - SPI
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Smart Plant Query Builder – SP P&ID
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Leveraging the benefits of data
Enforcing Best Engineering Practices– Safety– Reliability– Cost– Repeat business (high quality standards)
Reduce Construction Risk– No compromises (right design and right materials)– Constructability
Enforcing Best Operational Practices– Cost of operations/maintenance– Quality and Readable documentation
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Engineering vs Operational Cost
Best operational practices to lower OPEX
Engineering & Construction Operations
As Designed
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SP P&ID Engineering Integrity
Save time checking the P&IDs– All drain valves, unless noted otherwise, are 3/4”.
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Save time checking the P&ID
All drain valves, unless noted otherwise, are 3/4”.
The unmarked drain valve is 4”, not 3/4”
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Company/Project Best Practices
Drain valves, bypasses and NNF lines in water service should be freeze protected according to winterization guideline
No pipe size over 2” if flow-rate is < 80 GPM
No Gate Valves in Caustic service
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The SmartPlant P&ID Engineering Integrity Rules
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The Multi Dimensional Challenges
Basic design/FEED
Effort / Cost of change/ Impact on Design
Tas
k
Create Design
Finding Information
Modification/Change
Checking
Vendor/JV interaction
Res
ourc
es
Time
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Sharing the Right data at the Right TimeNetwork of dependencies
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Cross schematics view- Value Proposition
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Solution
Enable new type of view only properties in Data Dictionary, owned and managed by other E&S toolA pointer and bridge to external data dictionaryAvailable for reports, symbol smart text, Labels, Engineering Data Editor, etc
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SPEL – SPP&ID Cross view
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SPI – SPP&ID Cross view
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SPI EDE
Link to the P&ID
View data from SP P&ID
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Mobile solution - Value Proposition
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Metro solution for mobile
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Partners in Success
FocusMarket leaders1+1=3Validate solution and strategyInnovationOffer the best off classOpen solution Covering the complete and desired work processesExpanding the marketCreating a higher value proposition
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ETAP Interface with SPEL
SPEL ETAP bidirectional interface (SmartPlant Alliance program)
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The platform allows you to link together the information necessary to Engineer and later operate the plant
SAP-PM
W@M-DB
As built
Device detailsDevice spec
The E+H Connection
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Delta V - Reference data & CHARM I/O
Loading the DeltaV definition adds reference panels with cards compatible with Conventional, S-Series & CHARM I/O’s
Position
(slot)(01 to 12)
Carrier. (1 out of
8)
CHARM base = I/O Termination
Card
CHARM
+CHARM BaseCHARM
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EngineeringSP Instrumentation DeltaV Resources Configured
Control System
Select Components
Download Components
Upload DeltaV Configuration
Download DeltaV Configuration Updates
Delta V
Delta VComponents
DeltaVReconcileFile
SPI
The & Connection
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Experion PKS – SPI Adapter
Provides bidirectional data exchange between the Experion and SmartPlant Instrumentation (2009SP4)
I/O catalog allows designers to complete field hardware designs within SPI and them simply load I/O allocations to Experion
Allows changes in design data to flow seamlessly into Experion driving productivity and schedule
Site modifications for Experion loops can be efficiently published to SPI to complete as‐built documentation
Engineering tools to simplify the configuration of Control Systems
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Lowering cost of ownership
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Deploying the Solution
Cost of ownership on critical business path– Cost to deploy
TrainingInstallationAdministrationCustomization
– Cost to maintainUpgradesBack-ups
– RisksStabilityQuality
Impacts projects decision to deploy
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Administration – Enterprise Control Panel
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Administration – Plant navigation
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Performance improvement - SPEL
Global replace of a single property for 100 motors in property grid– Now : -12-14 seconds (+/- 1000% improvement)
Global replace of a single property for 100 motors in Tabular Editor– Now :- 7-8 seconds (+/- 1700% improvement)
Expanding the Electrical engineer 900 buses with full branches, 3 levels – Now : - 30 minutes (+/- 1100% improvement)
Apply 50 motors profile with instrumentation cable (sets and wires)– Now : - 10 minutes (+/- 270% improvement)
Bus load calculation of a network with 800 buses and 5000+ loads– Now : - 15 minutes (+/- 300% improvement)
Retrieve of 100 IO signals from SPI– Now : - 7 seconds (+/- 2400% improvement)
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•Publishing large data sets:
•Publishing from Plant level
Parameter
Date set
Time to publish in SPI 2009 SP3
Time to publish in SPI 2009 SP4
2,500 tags 16 min 4 min10,000 tags N/A 26 min100,000 tags N/A 7 hour
Performance Improvements - SPI
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• Enhancing SPI retrieve capabilities
Batch document publish was limited to 50 documents which would take approximately 60 minutes.
Performance Improvements - SPI
Parameter
Date set
Time to retrieve in SPI 2009 SP3
Time to retrieve in SPI 2009 SP4
500 task (from SPEL) 27 min 4 min1,755 task (Wiring tasks) 3 hours 10 min
200 PID drawings (1386) tasks N/A 19 min
Parameter
Date set
Sum Time 2009 SP3 (Min)
Sum Time 2009 SP4(Min)
Comments
1500 specification N/A 81with PDF (view file)
All 1000 xml files createdAll 1000 pdf created
1000 specification N/A 40 with no PDF (view file)All 1000 xml files created
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Projects/ As Build, improve usability
Improve the visibility of what is scoped when we claim or mergeImprove the stability of the procedure and remove special casesGive engineers better view of what the resultsHarmonize the scoping process with the below operations
– Claim– Merge– Integration – shared correlation engine and opening our engineering projects to
integrate with SPF– Project export (backup of engineering project + ICCx)
Remove the constraint of multi users operations when you merge data
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Complementary data
Projects/ As Build, improve scoping
Challenge– When claiming, merging, or moving data between 2 SPI environments, there
is some complementary information that need to be moved in order to give the full engineering mean to the data.
– Scope the minimum complementary data that is required by the system to maintain integrity.
F-100F-100
CV-100CV-100
FE-100FE-100
Cable1Cable1
JB2JB2
JB1JB1
FY-100FY-100
Scope by cable
F-100F-100
CV-100CV-100
FE-100FE-100
FY-100FY-100
JB2JB2JB1JB1 JB3JB3
Scope by Loop
Complementary data
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Projects/ As Build, improve functionalities
Better control of your “root” elements and “scope” data by simplify the UI and provide easy search, filters and sort capabilities
Compare between source/project and target/As Build with color coding and more meaningful view
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JB1
AI-1 TS-2
CH2CH1 CH3
Exploring the elements (drilling down the hierarchy by clicking on the elements)
By clicking the panel JB1 we can
explore his sub elements
Projects/ As Build, improve User Experience
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Best support of industry work processes
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SmartPlant Enterprise
Implementing the SolutionChange is Challenging
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Current status
To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
Publish new instrument that created in SPPIDPublish new instrument that created in SPPID
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To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Delete
Delete the instrument in SPPID to move it to other drawing. Thenpublish.all the data that the instrumentation already did on the instrument is lost.
Delete the instrument in SPPID to move it to other drawing. Thenpublish.all the data that the instrumentation already did on the instrument is lost.
Current status
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Current status
To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
PID-001
CV-100
PID-002
CV-100
PID-001
CV-100 Create
CV-100 Delete
CV-100 New
Recreate the instrument in the other drawing in SPPID and publish again. The new instrument is create in SPI but with no relation to the original instrument and all the data that the instrumentation already did on the instrument is lost.
Recreate the instrument in the other drawing in SPPID and publish again. The new instrument is create in SPI but with no relation to the original instrument and all the data that the instrumentation already did on the instrument is lost.
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New: “Mark For Delete” (MFD) status in stead of delete in the TDL
To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 MFD
CV-100 Delete
Instrumentation engineer will see the MFD status (using custom browser). The system will not allow deleting or updating the instrument that is MFD (using external function)
Instrumentation engineer will see the MFD status (using custom browser). The system will not allow deleting or updating the instrument that is MFD (using external function)
MFD status for task. There will be no deleteMFD status for task. There will be no delete
MFD
True
User can manually change the MFD task to a real delete task at any stage.User can manually change the MFD task to a real delete task at any stage.
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To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
PID-001
CV-100
PID-002
CV-100
PID-001
CV-100 Create
The create task from the other SPPID will not be executed and will report failure due to uniqueness even if come w/o the delete instruction
The create task from the other SPPID will not be executed and will report failure due to uniqueness even if come w/o the delete instruction
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Recreating Deleted item may be on same P&ID or another one
To Do List
SPPID SPI
PID-001
CV-100
CV-100 Create
Index
CV-100 New
PID-001
CV-100
PID-002
CV-100
PID-001
CV-100 Create
CV-100 MFD
CV-100 Update CV-100 Updated
When the retrieve of the delete insert instructions come together, the tasks will be merged to an update task.When the retrieve of the delete insert instructions come together, the tasks will be merged to an update task.
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Phelps Mission Statement
The Phelps mission is to create high-value and easily understood work process documentation for using the SmartPlant Enterprise (SPE) suite of applications on EPC projects, with emphasis on integration capabilities, so that:
Sales… can accurately position the capabilities of SPE so that the customer’s expectations are met
Implementers (Consultants)… understand how the delivered OOTB configuration of SPE works so they can more effectively support customers
Customers… understand how to optimize their own work processes to take full advantage of SPE
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Enterprise Work Processes
As a plant layout specialist, I need to place equipment and zones so that I can prepare to manually create pipelines.
Level 1 – Discipline Lanes
User Stories
Level 2 – Tool/Application LanesLevel 3 – Detailed Instructions
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Summary
Making the changes and ImprovingFocus is on the market and business drivers
– Integration– Consolidation– Lower cost of ownership– Innovation, offer a difference to make you and us competitive
Supporting the work process– Documented supported work processes– Integrated with complementary partners
Driven by Industry– TUF input key to a win-win– Focus teams for D&ID and Sunflower
Making you successful– Support and services– Rule #1 ‘never let a customer down’
Never Stop Changing to become Perfect
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Thank You!