The release of ISA-88.01-1995 led to revolutionary advances in the way factories design, implement, and integrate flexible, modular processes. This book explains the standard in clear, user-friendly language. It covers all aspects of ISA-88.01-1995. Parshall and Lamb discuss their implementation of ISA-88, offering examples and explanations to make it applicable across a wide range of industries. From designing better processes to combining recipes with equipment control to execution validation test plans, this book offers an introduction to ISA-88 as well as expert insights into applying it. Parshall and Lamb’s clear, lighthearted style makes this the ideal introduction to ISA-88 for control engineers, project engineers, technicians, operators, information technology professionals, engineering or IT supervisors, and mid-to upper-level managers.
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Basic Concepts
Chapter 2 : Are You Ready to Go Yet?
Chapter 3 : Starting (What You Hope Will Be) A Successful Project
Chapter 4 : The Physical Model
Chapter 5 : Recipes, Part I : Procedures
Chapter 6 : Recipes, Part II : All The Other Stuff
Chapter 7 : Linking Recipes to Equipment
Chapter 8 : Other Importand Batch Control Items
Chapter 9 : Batch Activities and Information Management (The Cactus Model)
Chapter 10 : System Specification and Design (Some of IT, Anyway...)
Chapter 11 : Specifying and Designing Equipment Phases
Chapter 12 : Writing Phase Logic
Chapter 13 : Starting Your System Right ... The First Time
Chapter 14 : Finis
Index
About the Authors
