Concerned about your manufacturing operations? Looking to improve process efficiency and productivity? Let the four books in the new WBF Series show you how to apply the ISA-88 and ISA-95 standards.
This first volume, ISA-88 Implementation Experiences, addresses the ISA-88 series of protocols : what they are and how they have been used in real industrial practice. ISA-88 was created in 1988 by the ISA (International Society for Automation) Standards and Practices Board. WBF was subsequently formed to help more widely disseminate this and other similar process control standards. WBF provides a forum for control experts to present and share their knowledge and to demonstrate, through real projects, the advantages of using the ISA-88 models. In the twenty-two chapters in this first published volume, readers will find guidance and valuable information in chapters such as
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How a Flexible Batch Application Can Save Costs
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Applying ISA-88.01 to Small, Simple Processes
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Applying ISA-88 : The Human Factor
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Control Room Information for Batch Processes
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Monitoring Multi-recipe Batch Manufacturing Performance
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Applying ISA-88.01 to Polyethylene Production
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Case Study of Upgrading and Adding ISA-88.01 Features to a Legacy System
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Design of a Batch Process Control Tool on the Programmable Logic Controller Platform
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Traveling with ISA-88.01 : Leveraging the Standard in a Complex Assembly Process
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Quest for the Perfect Batch : A Batch Distillation Real Life Case
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Applying ISA-88.01 to Software Migration Engineering
Many believe that ISA-88 only applies to automation engineers. This is not true. It actually lays out the design process for recipe-driven manufacturing. While that was the initial focus of the ISA-88 committee, the resultant work has been effectively applied in non-process industries and discrete and continuous processes. The ISA-88 standard can be applied to any process where procedural control is needed. While this is most common in batch processes, it is also used in startup, shutdown, exception handling, and switchovers in all manufacturing processes. The chapters in this book describe projects that converted the ISA concepts into reality. They represent a common body of knowledge about how to apply the ISA-88 standard in all aspects of a project—from concept to design, implementation, maintenance, and upgrades.
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WBF Foreword
Foreword by Walt Boyes
Preface
Chapter 1 : How a Flexible Batch Application Can Save Costs
Chapter 2 : An Iterative Re%uFB01nement Approach toward a Structured Recipe Design
Chapter 3 : Applying ISA-88.01 to Small, Simple Processes
Chapter 4 : ISA-88.01 : A Business Model or an Engineering Implementation
Chapter 5 : The ISA-88.01 Area Model : More Than Just a Pretty Face
Chapter 6 : Flexible Recipes, ISA-88.01, and Control
Chapter 7 : Applying ISA-88 : The Human Factor
Chapter 8 : Batch Data Analysis
Chapter 9 : Control Room Information for Batch Processes
Chapter 10 : Monitoring Multi-recipe Batch Manufacturing Performance
Chapter 11 : Transfer Lines as Units in an ISA-88 Framework
Chapter 12 : Applying ISA-88.01 to Polyethylene Production
Chapter 13 : Case Study of Upgrading and Adding ISA-88.01 Featuresto a Legacy System
Chapter 14 : Design of a Batch Process Control Tool on theProgrammable Logic Controller Platform
Chapter 15 : Leveraging the ISA-88.01 Standard in a Multi-station Dipping Process
Chapter 16 : Traveling with ISA-88.01 : Leveraging the Standard in aComplex Assembly Process
Chapter 17 : Quest for the Perfect Batch : A Batch Distillation Real Life Case
Chapter 18 : Unit Shutdown Design for a Batch Control Application
Chapter 19 : A Case Study for Batch Integration in a Specialty Chemical Facility
Chapter 20 : Applying ISA-88.01 to Software Migration Engineering
Chapter 21 : Automating the Manufacture of Highly Energetic Organics Usingthe ISA-88.01 Models
Chapter 22 : Material Transfers
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