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| Effective Control System Project Life Cycle | ||||||||||||||||
Customers simply expect more now on a control system project. Their budgets are tight and profit margins for you and them are razor thin. Hardware mark-ups are shrinking, staff labour costs are rising and there is a shortage of skilled, experienced labour. Managing your life cycle is the key - either as an end user or as an integrator or machine builder. Please click here more details on Project Management. We can help you put the project management tools in place - including a quality assurance programme, functional description and software management programme to reduce your risk. Mission creep where unpaid or non-funded adders creep into a project causing delays and cost overruns are dramatically reduced. We can apply the top-rated pharmaceutical automated manufacturing system management techniques - GAMP® - to non-pharmaceutical systems (scaled to suit the size of the project and the budget available). What GAMP®, when correctly applied, provides an end user (and the integration team) with documented evidence that the control system is capable of repeatedly and reliably producing a finished product at the required level of quality. GAMP® breaks the project cycle down into defined and manageable steps. Mission creep, cost overruns, out-of-scope work and other undesirable extra-budget issues are reduced. Finally, the management cycle means that every aspect of system performance outlined in the project team's original specifications are traceable to the end detailed design documents. Please click here more details on GAMP®. |
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| Industrial Field Bus Support in a Mixed-bus Environment | ||||||||||||||||
Assistance can be provided in setting up comprehensive mixed or single-bus environments including:
Please read here what happens when a system is set up with incorrect attention to network and field bus architecture. The report shows how a system was designed with what appears to be one critical Ethernet network. VFD/VSD units resided on the network and were corrupted when a PLC broadcasted incoherent chatter. We would suggest that networks be segmented and other field buses such as PROFIBUS or ControlNet be considered for essential devices rather than Ethernet. |
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| New Technologies | ||||||||||||||||
Examples of "newer" technologies being applied to control systems are :
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