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Data-Driven Plant Control System for Efficient Operations

Efficiently manage plant processes with the OM650 Process Control and Management System. Directly access plant data, store short-term and long-term archives, and oversee operations through intuitive screen layouts. Navigate through plant hierarchies, supervise via multiple windows, and analyze faults quickly. With dynamic logic diagrams and alarm inhibition capabilities, ensure smooth plant operations. For any queries or advice, turn to the GT11 Overview section.

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Data-Driven Plant Control System for Efficient Operations

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  1. OM650Process Control and Management System

  2. Process Control and Management

  3. Process operation: direct access to the plant data

  4. Process information: All data in one system

  5. Design and Tasks of Operation and Monitoring System

  6. Data storage: short term archive

  7. Data storage: long term archive

  8. Screen Layout

  9. Plant displays

  10. Easy navigation during normal plant operation

  11. Plant Hierarchy

  12. Supervision through many windows

  13. Indication window in a plant display

  14. Operation window in a plant display

  15. Operation Window

  16. Process operation: A window to the process

  17. Detail window

  18. Dynamic logic diagram including operation window

  19. Navigation across different logic diagrams

  20. Alarm inhibition for individual alarms

  21. Event types

  22. Fast fault analysis through the common alarm concept

  23. Guidance for fast fault analysis

  24. Plant overview

  25. GT11 Overview

  26. Any Questions or Advice ?

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