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Other NovaTech Products and Services
D/3® DCS Engineering Services
Orion Automation Platform Bitronics® Electric Power Measurement and Recording Products
Conductor™Energy Asset Management Solutions
From traditional SCADA monitoring to distributed event recording, Bitronics Power Measurement and Recording Products have set the gold standard for reliability in the electric utility substation for decades. 70 Series IEDs are IEC 61850-compliant and ideal for integrating intermittent renewables like wind.
NovaTech provides custom hardware engineering, SCADA integration, panel engineering, Orion con�guration, substation automation system design, HMI and SCADA con�guration, and on-site commissioning support.
Orion provides rapid integration and secure SCADA and engineering access to substation IEDs. OrionLX and Orion Distributed I/O can be used with the 70 Series IEDs to provide a distributed RTU with a web-browser interface and automatically consolidate high resolution fault and disturbance recordings.
Open, con�gurable, and highly reliable, the D/3® Distributed Control System (DCS) provides continuous and batch process automation worldwide. The D/3 DCS combines state-of-the-art features like Online Upgrades with a guaranteed migration path unmatched by any other process automation supplier.
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How Can We Help??
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERSNovaTech, LLC1720 Molasses WayQuakertown, PA 18951T: 484.812.6000
NOVATECH EUROPE BVBA
SALES AND ENGINEERING OFFICES Northwest Region1318 SW 12th AvenuePortland, OR 97201T: 503.227.4106E: [email protected]
2434 Hidden Lake DriveWoodbury, MN 55125T: 651.714.8599E: [email protected]
9701 Bexley DriveLittleton, CO 80126T: 303.346.1162E: [email protected]
ASIAHanwha S&C Co., LTDSeoul, KoreaT: +82.2.729.3174F: +82.2.729.4763E: [email protected]
DIVISION OFFICES Bitronics Measurement and Recording 261 Brodhead RoadBethlehem, PA 18017T: 610.997.5100E: [email protected]
Northeast Region12 Eastview DriveClarks Summit, PA 18411T: 570.585.6970E: [email protected]
Southwest Region140 Aspen Square, Suite BDenham Springs, LA 70726T: 225.791.1620E: [email protected]
Advanced Control & Systems, Inc.Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.T: +886.2.2785.3839F: +886.2.2780.0180E: [email protected]
D/3 Process Control 11500 Cronridge Drive Suite 110Owings Mills, MD 21117T: 410.753.8300E: [email protected]
Southeast Region5280 Woodside Executive CourtAiken, SC 29803T: 803.644.0600E: [email protected]
1429 E. Marion Street, Suite 1 Shelby, NC 28150T: 704.482.0624E: [email protected]
Hung Viet Industrial Engineering JointStock Company (IEC)Ha Noi, VietnamT: +84.4.8571192F: +84.4.8571709E: [email protected]
Orion Utility Automation 13555 W. 107th StreetLenexa, KS 66215T: 913.451.1880E: [email protected]
Kontichsesteenweg 712630 Aartselaar, BelgiumT: +32.3.458.08.07F: +32.3.458.18.17E: [email protected]
For more detailed information on NovaTech products, services, or electric utility customer references, contact the NovaTech representative in your area, email [email protected] or call us at 800.253.3842
OverviewEnergy has quickly become the largest controllable cost in a process enterprise. Companies that implement energy management strategies can turn this growing challenge into an opportunity for competitive advantage.
NovaTech Conductor™ Energy Asset Management Solutions (EAMS) allow an enterprise to make informed decisions relating to energy costs, asset life, and emissions goals with a common, real-time and veri�able data set. Using Advanced Process Control, plant operations can move closer to ideal set points without compromising safety or quality.
Conductor EAMS provides the greatest bene�ts to process components with high or variable energy demands such as boilers, chillers, distillation, and central power produc-tion. Conductor also bene�ts processes with high raw material costs, tight security or quality requirements, control requirements beyond PID loops, or that are in�uenced by other processes within the plant.
“...energy costs are often upwards of 25% of the plant's total operating cost... ’best-in-class’ companies were able to reduce energy consumption by 15% year over year...because of energy management programs.” -Aberdeen Group
P
LC, DCS, SCADA
Qua
ntify
Pla
nt E�
ciency
Corporate WAN (ERP, Web) Real-Time Data Visualization M
aximize Pro�t
Pro
cess
Util
ities
P
lant LAN (MES, Servers) Corporate Enterprise Optimize M
ake/Buy
Process LAN Operator Plant
Optimize Plant
Survey & Analysis
Advanced ProcessControl
Data Integration
Role-Based Visualization
Reduce CostsE�cient and informed procurement choicesAutomate Make/Buy decisionsCompare real-time conditions to energy targetsMonitor consumption trends to historical baselines
Extend Asset LifeIdentify opportunities for improvementKeep assets at peak e�ciency and performance
Maximize Energy E�ciencyReduce variability and operate closer to targets Reduce energy consumptionSimulate “what if” and predictive scenarios
Achieve Emissions GoalsReport upset conditions, utilization e�ciencies, baseline, and results
Bene�ts
Other NovaTech Products and Services
D/3® DCS Engineering Services
Orion Automation Platform Bitronics® Electric Power Measurement and Recording Products
Conductor™Energy Asset Management Solutions
From traditional SCADA monitoring to distributed event recording, Bitronics Power Measurement and Recording Products have set the gold standard for reliability in the electric utility substation for decades. 70 Series IEDs are IEC 61850-compliant and ideal for integrating intermittent renewables like wind.
NovaTech provides custom hardware engineering, SCADA integration, panel engineering, Orion con�guration, substation automation system design, HMI and SCADA con�guration, and on-site commissioning support.
Orion provides rapid integration and secure SCADA and engineering access to substation IEDs. OrionLX and Orion Distributed I/O can be used with the 70 Series IEDs to provide a distributed RTU with a web-browser interface and automatically consolidate high resolution fault and disturbance recordings.
Open, con�gurable, and highly reliable, the D/3® Distributed Control System (DCS) provides continuous and batch process automation worldwide. The D/3 DCS combines state-of-the-art features like Online Upgrades with a guaranteed migration path unmatched by any other process automation supplier.
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w w w . n o v a t e c h w e b . c o mCopyright © 2010 NovaTech, LLC. All rights reserved. All brand and product names mentioned in thisdocument are trademarks of their respective owners. NovaTech is a registered trademark of NovaTech LLC.Bitronics is a registered trademark of Bitronics LLC. The information in this literature is subject to changewithout notice and is not to be construed as a warranty.OV_Conductor_071510
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How Can We Help??
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERSNovaTech, LLC1720 Molasses WayQuakertown, PA 18951T: 484.812.6000
NOVATECH EUROPE BVBA
SALES AND ENGINEERING OFFICES Northwest Region1318 SW 12th AvenuePortland, OR 97201T: 503.227.4106E: [email protected]
2434 Hidden Lake DriveWoodbury, MN 55125T: 651.714.8599E: [email protected]
9701 Bexley DriveLittleton, CO 80126T: 303.346.1162E: [email protected]
ASIAHanwha S&C Co., LTDSeoul, KoreaT: +82.2.729.3174F: +82.2.729.4763E: [email protected]
DIVISION OFFICES Bitronics Measurement and Recording 261 Brodhead RoadBethlehem, PA 18017T: 610.997.5100E: [email protected]
Northeast Region12 Eastview DriveClarks Summit, PA 18411T: 570.585.6970E: [email protected]
Southwest Region140 Aspen Square, Suite BDenham Springs, LA 70726T: 225.791.1620E: [email protected]
Advanced Control & Systems, Inc.Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.T: +886.2.2785.3839F: +886.2.2780.0180E: [email protected]
D/3 Process Control 11500 Cronridge Drive Suite 110Owings Mills, MD 21117T: 410.753.8300E: [email protected]
Southeast Region5280 Woodside Executive CourtAiken, SC 29803T: 803.644.0600E: [email protected]
1429 E. Marion Street, Suite 1 Shelby, NC 28150T: 704.482.0624E: [email protected]
Hung Viet Industrial Engineering JointStock Company (IEC)Ha Noi, VietnamT: +84.4.8571192F: +84.4.8571709E: [email protected]
Orion Utility Automation 13555 W. 107th StreetLenexa, KS 66215T: 913.451.1880E: [email protected]
Kontichsesteenweg 712630 Aartselaar, BelgiumT: +32.3.458.08.07F: +32.3.458.18.17E: [email protected]
For more detailed information on NovaTech products, services, or electric utility customer references, contact the NovaTech representative in your area, email [email protected] or call us at 800.253.3842
OverviewEnergy has quickly become the largest controllable cost in a process enterprise. Companies that implement energy management strategies can turn this growing challenge into an opportunity for competitive advantage.
NovaTech Conductor™ Energy Asset Management Solutions (EAMS) allow an enterprise to make informed decisions relating to energy costs, asset life, and emissions goals with a common, real-time and veri�able data set. Using Advanced Process Control, plant operations can move closer to ideal set points without compromising safety or quality.
Conductor EAMS provides the greatest bene�ts to process components with high or variable energy demands such as boilers, chillers, distillation, and central power produc-tion. Conductor also bene�ts processes with high raw material costs, tight security or quality requirements, control requirements beyond PID loops, or that are in�uenced by other processes within the plant.
“...energy costs are often upwards of 25% of the plant's total operating cost... ’best-in-class’ companies were able to reduce energy consumption by 15% year over year...because of energy management programs.” -Aberdeen Group
P
LC, DCS, SCADA
Qua
ntify
Pla
nt E�
ciency
Corporate WAN (ERP, Web) Real-Time Data Visualization M
aximize Pro�t
Pro
cess
Util
ities
P
lant LAN (MES, Servers) Corporate Enterprise Optimize M
ake/Buy
Process LAN Operator Plant Optim
ize Plant
Survey & Analysis
Advanced ProcessControl
Data Integration
Role-Based Visualization
Reduce CostsE�cient and informed procurement choicesAutomate Make/Buy decisionsCompare real-time conditions to energy targetsMonitor consumption trends to historical baselines
Extend Asset LifeIdentify opportunities for improvementKeep assets at peak e�ciency and performance
Maximize Energy E�ciencyReduce variability and operate closer to targets Reduce energy consumptionSimulate “what if” and predictive scenarios
Achieve Emissions GoalsReport upset conditions, utilization e�ciencies, baseline, and results
Bene�ts
Survey and Analysis Services
Asset Optimization
Advanced Process Control
Modeling Process
Emissions Monitoring
Role-Based Visualization
Informed Fuel Selection
E�ective energy management begins with a survey and analysis of your various energy inputs (electric utility, CoGen, natural gas, alternative and renewable sources), process energy loads (motors, chillers, boilers, etc.) and process dynamics. The initial survey emphasizes the veri�cation of energy usage and e�ciency data. This comprehensive understanding of process energy usage highlights areas of most pressing concern and greatest opportunity.
In order to a�ect the greatest savings and achieve optimal bene�ts, energy management has to be approached holistically. Energy supply costs are reduced by reviewing the utilities design and optimizing the utilities operation. For maximum e�cacy, energy demand also has to be reduced by reviewing and optimizing the production process.
Real- Time Data DisplayKey Performance Indicator dashboards can be used very e�ectively to display relevant data in any format. The smartboards are easy to con�gure, and provide all the pertinent real-time data to the various role players in an organization at a glance. Data can be displayed by division, by plant, by plant section, or even by unit, and access can be restricted based on permission criteria.
Decision makers can set process and energy related strategies based on historical baselines, and operators can run the process to meet energy usage goals through drill-down interactive displays.Since the smartboards are web-based, the view can include KPIs, important statistics, e-mails, weather conditions or any other relevant, web-based information.
Multi-fuel systems must consider a number of variables when planning for the most economical fuel selection. Some examples of these include spot market pricing, utility hedging, and commodity contracts which can include tari�s, rates, penalties, and futures. Conductor will be a bene�t to these customers by collecting and calculating fuel costs in real-time so informed business and operational decisions can be made.
Advanced Process Control (APC) �ne tunes the controls and demand pro�les of boilers, chillers, and other process components. APC is powered by the industry-leading AspenTech® DMCplus. This multivariable model-predictive controller interfaces directly to processes via the DCS or indirectly through process information management systems, and is capable of safely pushing processes to multiple constraints simultaneously. This control system is proven to solve large-scope problems without compromising the control system service factor.
Asset monitoring and optimization bene�ts extend beyond the plant maintenance organization. Real-time data can be used by operations, maintenance, engineering, and management to monitor and increase asset reliability and productivity. This information can help identify opportunities to improve facility utilization by maximizing the use of the most energy e�cient equipment, bridging equipment performance gaps, and revealing improvement opportunities in a more timely manner.
As laws and regulations for emission controls are passed, emissions monitoring will represent an increasing opportunity for cost savings. Conductor can gather and report emissions data for your plant and convert this information into economic terms describing the plant energy and asset pro�le. Modeling can be used to estimate current emissions if the plant infrastructure does not currently support monitoring. Furthermore, modeling can be used to run “what if” scenarios and can be applied to predict future emissions.
Results
Using a combination of Model Predictive Control and Statistical Process Control, APC reduces variability of key variables by 50% or more, increases yield of more valuable products, and maximizes throughput and pro�t by moving the process to an optimal set of plant constraints. APC is like having your best, most experienced operator on duty 24 hours a day!
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Data Integration
1. Each manipulated variable is moved through a series of setpoints.
2. The e�ects of those changes on the dependant variables is recorded.
3. A dynamic matrix model is created that can predict plant behavior based on the interactions of all manipulated and dependant variables. Control actions become anticipatory rather than reactive, and plant operations are optimized while maintaining plant safety and compensating for process disturbances.
Distillation Column temperatures before and after APC implementation.
Manipulated Variables
Dependant / Observable Variables
APC
Even enterprises designed for the highest levels of energy e�ciency will require ongoing adjustment in response to declining equipment e�ciencies, relative fuel costs, and other dynamics. A common problem in most plants is that there is no “single version of the truth”. Usually, information is collected and stored in many di�erent forms and locations. This makes it very di�cult to maintain a central database (if there even is one) and make relevant information available to key decision makers in the enterprise.
A combination of NovaTech hardware and networking services integrate real-time energy, utilities, and process data from across the enterprise into relevant and actionable HMIs for plant managers and operators. The data is collected from various plant systems including Weighbridge, laboratory (LIMS), MES, PLC, DCS, SCADA and other systems and applications such as manual entry, bar coding, etc.
Bene�ts of the NovaTech approach: Not tied to any particular brand of valves, �eld devices, or DCS Share data with ERP, MES, and other enterprise data systems Can start in one process unit and expand to others as cost savings are proven
Process LAN
PLC DCS Lab Manual Entry
ASCII Files
Other Systems
OPC Server Application Servers
Corporate WAN
CEO
Operations Manager
Quality Manager
Plant Manager
Operator
ERP System Web Server (RBV)
Sample data sets of energy consumption per unit of production and trend of cogen and utility power.
Conductor™ Server and Historian
Web Server (RBV)
Plant LAN
Survey and Analysis Services
Asset Optimization
Advanced Process Control
Modeling Process
Emissions Monitoring
Role-Based Visualization
Informed Fuel Selection
E�ective energy management begins with a survey and analysis of your various energy inputs (electric utility, CoGen, natural gas, alternative and renewable sources), process energy loads (motors, chillers, boilers, etc.) and process dynamics. The initial survey emphasizes the veri�cation of energy usage and e�ciency data. This comprehensive understanding of process energy usage highlights areas of most pressing concern and greatest opportunity.
In order to a�ect the greatest savings and achieve optimal bene�ts, energy management has to be approached holistically. Energy supply costs are reduced by reviewing the utilities design and optimizing the utilities operation. For maximum e�cacy, energy demand also has to be reduced by reviewing and optimizing the production process.
Real- Time Data DisplayKey Performance Indicator dashboards can be used very e�ectively to display relevant data in any format. The smartboards are easy to con�gure, and provide all the pertinent real-time data to the various role players in an organization at a glance. Data can be displayed by division, by plant, by plant section, or even by unit, and access can be restricted based on permission criteria.
Decision makers can set process and energy related strategies based on historical baselines, and operators can run the process to meet energy usage goals through drill-down interactive displays.Since the smartboards are web-based, the view can include KPIs, important statistics, e-mails, weather conditions or any other relevant, web-based information.
Multi-fuel systems must consider a number of variables when planning for the most economical fuel selection. Some examples of these include spot market pricing, utility hedging, and commodity contracts which can include tari�s, rates, penalties, and futures. Conductor will be a bene�t to these customers by collecting and calculating fuel costs in real-time so informed business and operational decisions can be made.
Advanced Process Control (APC) �ne tunes the controls and demand pro�les of boilers, chillers, and other process components. APC is powered by the industry-leading AspenTech® DMCplus. This multivariable model-predictive controller interfaces directly to processes via the DCS or indirectly through process information management systems, and is capable of safely pushing processes to multiple constraints simultaneously. This control system is proven to solve large-scope problems without compromising the control system service factor.
Asset monitoring and optimization bene�ts extend beyond the plant maintenance organization. Real-time data can be used by operations, maintenance, engineering, and management to monitor and increase asset reliability and productivity. This information can help identify opportunities to improve facility utilization by maximizing the use of the most energy e�cient equipment, bridging equipment performance gaps, and revealing improvement opportunities in a more timely manner.
As laws and regulations for emission controls are passed, emissions monitoring will represent an increasing opportunity for cost savings. Conductor can gather and report emissions data for your plant and convert this information into economic terms describing the plant energy and asset pro�le. Modeling can be used to estimate current emissions if the plant infrastructure does not currently support monitoring. Furthermore, modeling can be used to run “what if” scenarios and can be applied to predict future emissions.
Results
Using a combination of Model Predictive Control and Statistical Process Control, APC reduces variability of key variables by 50% or more, increases yield of more valuable products, and maximizes throughput and pro�t by moving the process to an optimal set of plant constraints. APC is like having your best, most experienced operator on duty 24 hours a day!
B i t r o n i c s O r i o nD/3
w w w . n o v a t e c h w e b . c o m
Data Integration
1. Each manipulated variable is moved through a series of setpoints.
2. The e�ects of those changes on the dependant variables is recorded.
3. A dynamic matrix model is created that can predict plant behavior based on the interactions of all manipulated and dependant variables. Control actions become anticipatory rather than reactive, and plant operations are optimized while maintaining plant safety and compensating for process disturbances.
Distillation Column temperatures before and after APC implementation.
Manipulated Variables
Dependant / Observable Variables
APC
Even enterprises designed for the highest levels of energy e�ciency will require ongoing adjustment in response to declining equipment e�ciencies, relative fuel costs, and other dynamics. A common problem in most plants is that there is no “single version of the truth”. Usually, information is collected and stored in many di�erent forms and locations. This makes it very di�cult to maintain a central database (if there even is one) and make relevant information available to key decision makers in the enterprise.
A combination of NovaTech hardware and networking services integrate real-time energy, utilities, and process data from across the enterprise into relevant and actionable HMIs for plant managers and operators. The data is collected from various plant systems including Weighbridge, laboratory (LIMS), MES, PLC, DCS, SCADA and other systems and applications such as manual entry, bar coding, etc.
Bene�ts of the NovaTech approach: Not tied to any particular brand of valves, �eld devices, or DCS Share data with ERP, MES, and other enterprise data systems Can start in one process unit and expand to others as cost savings are proven
Process LAN
PLC DCS Lab Manual Entry
ASCII Files
Other Systems
OPC Server Application Servers
Corporate WAN
CEO
Operations Manager
Quality Manager
Plant Manager
Operator
ERP System Web Server (RBV)
Sample data sets of energy consumption per unit of production and trend of cogen and utility power.
Conductor™ Server and Historian
Web Server (RBV)
Plant LAN
Survey and Analysis Services
Asset Optimization
Advanced Process Control
Modeling Process
Emissions Monitoring
Role-Based Visualization
Informed Fuel Selection
E�ective energy management begins with a survey and analysis of your various energy inputs (electric utility, CoGen, natural gas, alternative and renewable sources), process energy loads (motors, chillers, boilers, etc.) and process dynamics. The initial survey emphasizes the veri�cation of energy usage and e�ciency data. This comprehensive understanding of process energy usage highlights areas of most pressing concern and greatest opportunity.
In order to a�ect the greatest savings and achieve optimal bene�ts, energy management has to be approached holistically. Energy supply costs are reduced by reviewing the utilities design and optimizing the utilities operation. For maximum e�cacy, energy demand also has to be reduced by reviewing and optimizing the production process.
Real- Time Data DisplayKey Performance Indicator dashboards can be used very e�ectively to display relevant data in any format. The smartboards are easy to con�gure, and provide all the pertinent real-time data to the various role players in an organization at a glance. Data can be displayed by division, by plant, by plant section, or even by unit, and access can be restricted based on permission criteria.
Decision makers can set process and energy related strategies based on historical baselines, and operators can run the process to meet energy usage goals through drill-down interactive displays.Since the smartboards are web-based, the view can include KPIs, important statistics, e-mails, weather conditions or any other relevant, web-based information.
Multi-fuel systems must consider a number of variables when planning for the most economical fuel selection. Some examples of these include spot market pricing, utility hedging, and commodity contracts which can include tari�s, rates, penalties, and futures. Conductor will be a bene�t to these customers by collecting and calculating fuel costs in real-time so informed business and operational decisions can be made.
Advanced Process Control (APC) �ne tunes the controls and demand pro�les of boilers, chillers, and other process components. APC is powered by the industry-leading AspenTech® DMCplus. This multivariable model-predictive controller interfaces directly to processes via the DCS or indirectly through process information management systems, and is capable of safely pushing processes to multiple constraints simultaneously. This control system is proven to solve large-scope problems without compromising the control system service factor.
Asset monitoring and optimization bene�ts extend beyond the plant maintenance organization. Real-time data can be used by operations, maintenance, engineering, and management to monitor and increase asset reliability and productivity. This information can help identify opportunities to improve facility utilization by maximizing the use of the most energy e�cient equipment, bridging equipment performance gaps, and revealing improvement opportunities in a more timely manner.
As laws and regulations for emission controls are passed, emissions monitoring will represent an increasing opportunity for cost savings. Conductor can gather and report emissions data for your plant and convert this information into economic terms describing the plant energy and asset pro�le. Modeling can be used to estimate current emissions if the plant infrastructure does not currently support monitoring. Furthermore, modeling can be used to run “what if” scenarios and can be applied to predict future emissions.
Results
Using a combination of Model Predictive Control and Statistical Process Control, APC reduces variability of key variables by 50% or more, increases yield of more valuable products, and maximizes throughput and pro�t by moving the process to an optimal set of plant constraints. APC is like having your best, most experienced operator on duty 24 hours a day!
B i t r o n i c s O r i o nD/3
w w w . n o v a t e c h w e b . c o m
Data Integration
1. Each manipulated variable is moved through a series of setpoints.
2. The e�ects of those changes on the dependant variables is recorded.
3. A dynamic matrix model is created that can predict plant behavior based on the interactions of all manipulated and dependant variables. Control actions become anticipatory rather than reactive, and plant operations are optimized while maintaining plant safety and compensating for process disturbances.
Distillation Column temperatures before and after APC implementation.
Manipulated Variables
Dependant / Observable Variables
APC
Even enterprises designed for the highest levels of energy e�ciency will require ongoing adjustment in response to declining equipment e�ciencies, relative fuel costs, and other dynamics. A common problem in most plants is that there is no “single version of the truth”. Usually, information is collected and stored in many di�erent forms and locations. This makes it very di�cult to maintain a central database (if there even is one) and make relevant information available to key decision makers in the enterprise.
A combination of NovaTech hardware and networking services integrate real-time energy, utilities, and process data from across the enterprise into relevant and actionable HMIs for plant managers and operators. The data is collected from various plant systems including Weighbridge, laboratory (LIMS), MES, PLC, DCS, SCADA and other systems and applications such as manual entry, bar coding, etc.
Bene�ts of the NovaTech approach: Not tied to any particular brand of valves, �eld devices, or DCS Share data with ERP, MES, and other enterprise data systems Can start in one process unit and expand to others as cost savings are proven
Process LAN
PLC DCS Lab Manual Entry
ASCII Files
Other Systems
OPC Server Application Servers
Corporate WAN
CEO
Operations Manager
Quality Manager
Plant Manager
Operator
ERP System Web Server (RBV)
Sample data sets of energy consumption per unit of production and trend of cogen and utility power.
Conductor™ Server and Historian
Web Server (RBV)
Plant LAN
Other NovaTech Products and Services
D/3® DCS Engineering Services
Orion Automation Platform Bitronics® Electric Power Measurement and Recording Products
Conductor™Energy Asset Management Solutions
From traditional SCADA monitoring to distributed event recording, Bitronics Power Measurement and Recording Products have set the gold standard for reliability in the electric utility substation for decades. 70 Series IEDs are IEC 61850-compliant and ideal for integrating intermittent renewables like wind.
NovaTech provides custom hardware engineering, SCADA integration, panel engineering, Orion con�guration, substation automation system design, HMI and SCADA con�guration, and on-site commissioning support.
Orion provides rapid integration and secure SCADA and engineering access to substation IEDs. OrionLX and Orion Distributed I/O can be used with the 70 Series IEDs to provide a distributed RTU with a web-browser interface and automatically consolidate high resolution fault and disturbance recordings.
Open, con�gurable, and highly reliable, the D/3® Distributed Control System (DCS) provides continuous and batch process automation worldwide. The D/3 DCS combines state-of-the-art features like Online Upgrades with a guaranteed migration path unmatched by any other process automation supplier.
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w w w . n o v a t e c h w e b . c o mCopyright © 2010 NovaTech, LLC. All rights reserved. All brand and product names mentioned in thisdocument are trademarks of their respective owners. NovaTech is a registered trademark of NovaTech LLC.Bitronics is a registered trademark of Bitronics LLC. The information in this literature is subject to changewithout notice and is not to be construed as a warranty.OV_Conductor_071510
B i t r o n i c s O r i o nD/3
How Can We Help??
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERSNovaTech, LLC1720 Molasses WayQuakertown, PA 18951T: 484.812.6000
NOVATECH EUROPE BVBA
SALES AND ENGINEERING OFFICES Northwest Region1318 SW 12th AvenuePortland, OR 97201T: 503.227.4106E: [email protected]
2434 Hidden Lake DriveWoodbury, MN 55125T: 651.714.8599E: [email protected]
9701 Bexley DriveLittleton, CO 80126T: 303.346.1162E: [email protected]
ASIAHanwha S&C Co., LTDSeoul, KoreaT: +82.2.729.3174F: +82.2.729.4763E: [email protected]
DIVISION OFFICES Bitronics Measurement and Recording 261 Brodhead RoadBethlehem, PA 18017T: 610.997.5100E: [email protected]
Northeast Region12 Eastview DriveClarks Summit, PA 18411T: 570.585.6970E: [email protected]
Southwest Region140 Aspen Square, Suite BDenham Springs, LA 70726T: 225.791.1620E: [email protected]
Advanced Control & Systems, Inc.Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.T: +886.2.2785.3839F: +886.2.2780.0180E: [email protected]
D/3 Process Control 11500 Cronridge Drive Suite 110Owings Mills, MD 21117T: 410.753.8300E: [email protected]
Southeast Region5280 Woodside Executive CourtAiken, SC 29803T: 803.644.0600E: [email protected]
1429 E. Marion Street, Suite 1 Shelby, NC 28150T: 704.482.0624E: [email protected]
Hung Viet Industrial Engineering JointStock Company (IEC)Ha Noi, VietnamT: +84.4.8571192F: +84.4.8571709E: [email protected]
Orion Utility Automation 13555 W. 107th StreetLenexa, KS 66215T: 913.451.1880E: [email protected]
Kontichsesteenweg 712630 Aartselaar, BelgiumT: +32.3.458.08.07F: +32.3.458.18.17E: [email protected]
For more detailed information on NovaTech products, services, or electric utility customer references, contact the NovaTech representative in your area, email [email protected] or call us at 800.253.3842
OverviewEnergy has quickly become the largest controllable cost in a process enterprise. Companies that implement energy management strategies can turn this growing challenge into an opportunity for competitive advantage.
NovaTech Conductor™ Energy Asset Management Solutions (EAMS) allow an enterprise to make informed decisions relating to energy costs, asset life, and emissions goals with a common, real-time and veri�able data set. Using Advanced Process Control, plant operations can move closer to ideal set points without compromising safety or quality.
Conductor EAMS provides the greatest bene�ts to process components with high or variable energy demands such as boilers, chillers, distillation, and central power produc-tion. Conductor also bene�ts processes with high raw material costs, tight security or quality requirements, control requirements beyond PID loops, or that are in�uenced by other processes within the plant.
“...energy costs are often upwards of 25% of the plant's total operating cost... ’best-in-class’ companies were able to reduce energy consumption by 15% year over year...because of energy management programs.” -Aberdeen Group
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Reduce CostsE�cient and informed procurement choicesAutomate Make/Buy decisionsCompare real-time conditions to energy targetsMonitor consumption trends to historical baselines
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Maximize Energy E�ciencyReduce variability and operate closer to targets Reduce energy consumptionSimulate “what if” and predictive scenarios
Achieve Emissions GoalsReport upset conditions, utilization e�ciencies, baseline, and results
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