Title: Batch standards and the plant optimisation
1Batch standards and the plant optimisation
- Zofia Verwater - Lukszo
- Technische Universiteit Delft
- Z. Verwater-Lukszo_at_tbm.tudelft.nl
2Four levels of plant optimisation
- Process optimisation
- Plant (site) optimisation
- Enterprise - wide optimisation
- Chain, network, cluster optimisation
3Process optimisation
- ISA - S88.01 - 1995, Batch Control. Models and
Terminology - Physical model ? Process cell
- Recipe model
- Control activity model
4S88 - Physical model
S88
5S88 - Process cell
- Process cell
- a logical grouping of equipment that includes
the equipment required for production of one or
more batches. It defines the span of control of
one set of process equipment within an area
6S88 - recipe model
7S88 - Control activity model
8Plant (site) optimisation
- Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) manage for
a single site of for one or more areas within a
site - materials,
- equipment and
- personnel
- ISA - S88 touches the MES - level
- ISA - S95 addresses the enterprise-control
integration (plant level)
9Manufacturing Execution Systems ...
- deliver information enabling the optimisation of
production activities from order launch to
finished goods - focus on the value-adding processes, help to
reduce anufacturing cycle time, improve product
quality, reduce or eliminate paperwork between
shifts, reduce lead time, etc.
10MES of particular value to operational management
- Functions of MES include
- resource allocation and status,
- dispatching production units,
- data collection/acquisition,
- quality management,
- maintenance management,
- performance analysis,
- operations/detail scheduling,
- document control,
- labor management,
- process management
- product tracking and genealogy
11ISA S88 S95 scope
ENTERPRISE Level
Business Planning Logistics
Interface addressed in the S95.01 and S95.02
standard
MES Level
Manufacturing Operations Control
Area addressed in the S95.03 standard
CONTROL Level
Batch Control
Discrete Control
Continuous Control
Area addressed in the S88 standard
12S95 the three parts
Part 1 Models and Terminology Part 2 Data
Structures and Attributes Part 3 Models of
Manufacturing Operations
13Framework of S95 Part 1
Business Planning Logistics
Manufacturing Operations Control
14Models in the S95 standard
15Functions detailed in S95 Part 1
- Quality assurance
- Product inventory control
- Product cost accounting
- Product shipping administration
- Maintenance management
- Research, development, and engineering
- Marketing and sales
- Order processing
- Production scheduling
- Production control
- Process support engineering
- Operations control
- Operations planning
- Material and energy control
- Procurement
16Functional Data Flow Model
Order Processing
Product Cost Accounting
Product Shipping Adm.
Production Scheduling
Production Control
Product Inventory Ctrl.
Material and Energy Ctrl.
Quality Assurance
Procurement
Marketing Sales
Maintenance Management
Research Development Engineering
17Object Model - shared information
Business Planning Logistics Information
Product Definition Information (How to make
a product)
Production Capability Information (What
is available)
Production Information (What to make and results)
Manufacturing Operations Control Information
18Enterprise - wide optimisation
The culture change
ERP
SSM
CRM
MES
PPE
New process engineer - not only narrow control
issues
Controls
19Chain, network, cluster optimisation
- How to design a flexible infrastructure between
the various parts of a chain or a network ? - How to satisfy the objectives and constraints ?
- frequent changes in the quality of feedstocks
- customer-related quality requirements
- tracing, etc?
- What determines the type and the level of
integration? - How to optimize ???????
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