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I ti i P & PAndrew Rushton : [email protected] Tel : +44 7808 974624
Innovation in Power & Process Automation for PipelineAutomation for Pipeline Applications
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Agenda
The ChallengesThe Challenges
The Power of Integration
M d l i d H S l tiModularized eHouse Solutions
Critical Success Factors
Contracting Strategy
Summary
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Pipelines : The Challenges…………
Regulatory compliance is creating new challenges for theRegulatory compliance is creating new challenges for the integration of data sources in pipeline operations Integration of information and data
Utilization of existing information
Pipelines are getting longer Travelling over more hazardous areas Travelling over more hazardous areas
Through more remote locations
There is demand for an ever increasing quantity and complexity of pipeline sub-systems and applications creating huge increases in the data produced
There is a drive to lower operating costs The more hazardous and remote locations result in
A centralised and decreasing quantity of operational personnel
P j t ti l tl d d Project timescales are greatly reduced
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Pipelines : The Power of Integration
Using Information Technologies in industrial g gautomation to obtain real time access to enterprise wide data through a single window
M d i li ti tili t tit f Modern pipeline operations utilize a vast quantity of electronic based applications and process systems for real time operation and control
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Pipelines : The Power of IntegrationElectrical Integration Traditional ApproachElectrical Integration – Traditional Approach
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Pipelines : Power of IntegrationElectrical Integration via IEC61850Electrical Integration – via IEC61850
Electrical Integration Based on Open StandardsStandards
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Pipelines : The Power of Integration
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Pipelines : The Power of IntegrationSingle Source SolutionSingle Source Solution
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The Power of Integration
The advantages of full integration can be fully g g yexploited For example with fully integrated CCTV
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The Power of Integration
To present this information to a collaborative paudience is making heavy demands on display technology
Th fi t ti i t t d l ti i The first generation integrated solutions gave rise to these control room scenarios
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The Power of IntegrationNew EOWNew EOW
U i I f ti Using Information Technologies in industrial automation to obtain real time access to enterprisetime access to enterprise wide data through a single window
The pipeline p pautomation system is the natural choice for providing the integration platformintegration platform
An ergonomic environment for the operators based on theoperators based on the latest study in human factors
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New Industry Requests – Product Bundling Modularized eHouse Solutions
Typical Solutions Required
Modularized eHouse Solutions
Typical Solutions Required
Electrical Distribution HV/MV Switchboards Analyser Housings
C t ll H Controller eHouses Control Rooms
Containing Furniture Fire Suppression Fire Detection HVAC
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New Industry Requests – Product Bundling Modularized eHouse SolutionsModularized eHouse Solutions
ABB Shanghai built to European specs
Lab Facility
Analyser House Installed onsite
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onsite
How Different Contracting Strategies Can Help Meet The ChallengesThe Challenges
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Critical Factors That Lead to Successful Projects
Early Project Engagement
I t f t t P Interface management to Process Licensor’s, EPC's and package vendors
Execution, tools, reuse from past , , pprojects
Leveraging global resources and Main Execution centresExecution centres
Support from Centres of Excellence
Risk and schedule management Risk and schedule management
Maintaining team and experience over a long term project
Understanding localisation and utilising local companies efficiently
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Contracting Strategies : MAC / MEC projectsStart optimization with the first life cycle phaseStart optimization with the first life cycle phase
Early involvement in automation or electrical package development:
Improves overall project h d lschedule
Contributes to consistency and higher quality of procedures and specification documents
Source: www.isa.org
Enables higher quality integration from the field instruments to package units, to production management and MAC benefits & early involvement during FEED phase:
ERP applications.
Ensures to build in the optimum maintenance concepts
Estimated project lifecycle cost reduction: 10-15%
Estimated savings in project schedule: 5+ months
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MAC/MEC concept as strategic project execution toolFrom product & system to integrated solutions supplierFrom product & system to integrated solutions supplier
Lower project cycle costsEnhanced risk management
Petrochemical complexes and crackersOlefins and derivates production Enhanced risk management
Integrated technology to reduce CAPEX and OPEX
Increased plant availability and process safety
Olefins and derivates production Aromatics and derivates production Polymers, plastics, fibers, rubbers
productionprocess safety
Improved plant performance and production efficiency
Syngas, ammonia and urea production
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Contracting Strategies – Typical MAC Contract StrategyStrategy
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In Summary
Total Integrated Automation And Telecommunications Supply From ATelecommunications Supply From A Single Vendor According To Local Standards & Certification
C id bl Pi li E i With Considerable Pipeline Experience With National Oil & Gas Companies
Global Presence, One ABB
ABB China
ABB Kazakhstan
ABB UK
Experienced Support For All Phases Of Th IEC 61 08/61 11 S f Lif lThe IEC 61508/61511 Safety Lifecycle
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Andrew Rushton : [email protected] : Tel : +44 7808 974624