Chapter 1 FactoryTalk Batch introduction
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Separation of the Equipment and Procedural models allows for greater
protection of a company’s intellectual property. When implementing a project
with FactoryTalk Batch, engineers responsible for configuring the equipment
in the plant don’t need access to the recipes. They are only responsible for
designing equipment-specific phases (optimizing the physical capabilities of
the plant). The recipes remain in the hands of the formulators (usually
company employees).
• Operator: Uses the FactoryTalk Batch View and/or ActiveX controls to
schedule, start, and stop batches. Also uses a third-party human
machine interface (HMI) software package to view the physical plant
(pumps, valves, etc.). Can also review past batches and make
parameter adjustments online.
• The facility operator is the user of the designated equipment.
• The operator is the recipient of requests for parameter data
deferred to the operator.
• The operator is the default owner of a resource if the facility
operator is manually arbitrating between resources.
• MIS Administrator: Interacts with the uploaded event journals to
create batch reports and monitor material usage. The FactoryTalk
Event Archiver can upload batch data to a Microsoft SQL database.
The following is a list of reference documents that may be consulted for more
complete information.
• NAMUR Guidelines "Normen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mess-ûnd
Regeltechnik in der Chemischen Industrie"
Standard that defines the terminology used to describe modular batch
automation’s component parts.
• IEC 61131-3 "Programmable Controllers, Programming Languages"
Standard that describes sequential function charts.
• ISA’s S88.01 "Batch Control, Models and Terminology"
Standard which describes the standard terminology used to describe
modular batch automation's component parts.
• ISA’s ANSI/ISA–95.00.01–2000 "Enterprise-Control System
Integration Part 1: Models and Terminology"
Standard that describes the relevant functions in the enterprise and
the control domain and which objects are normally exchanged
between these domains.
• ISA’s ANSI/ISA–95.00.02–2001 "Enterprise-Control System
Integration Part 2: Object Model Attributes"
Standard that defines the details of the interface content between
manufacturing control functions and other enterprise functions.
standards
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