Control Room Consolidation – Part 2, Operating Factors by Invensys
In process and discrete manufacturing plants, control systems may run the machines, but it's the control rooms that can run the operators and managers who need to keep the plants producing at peak efficiency. Choosing the right control system, deciding on the best operating and alarm procedures, and designing useful HMI screens are obvious and crucial factors.
In process and discrete manufacturing plants, control systems may run the machines, but it’s the control rooms that can run the operators and managers who need to keep the plants producing at peak efficiency. Choosing the right control system, deciding on the best operating and alarm procedures,cusses design and systemic elements that can hinder or enhance productivity and affect process safety and risk management. These include informational noise and other distractions (including alarm system factors), communication, control system (DCS) environmental factors, and control room architecture.
Control Room Consolidation – Part 2, Operating Factors by Invensys 10 pages
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