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P.O. Box 43
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 8UX. UK.
Tel: +44 1753 893090 | Fax. +44 1753 893 950
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C Process Modeller (CPM)

C Process Modeller (CPM) uses GPC technology to model the operating envelope of a process and show it to the user in a real-time ‘you are here’ display of the many variables. Real-time optimisation is achieved by finding sub-spaces of the envelope where secondary objectives, such as ‘energy minimisation’, are also achieved. In alarm systems, CPM generates alerts that have the objective of keeping the process inside the fixed HiLo Alarm Limits found by CVE, allowing an increased level of process safety. All of this is achieved without requiring any mathematics from the developers or users.

Using CPM You Can:

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Improve process safety
tikReduce alarms
tikGet real-time alerts and advice to keep your process in-line
tikAchieve KPI’s
tikImprove process start-up

But How?

The model that makes all this possible is auto-generated from your existing plant data. There are no expensive mathematical models or rules-databases to build or maintain. Its unique operator display is simple to use and is picked up in minutes. Management has access to a display that tells, at a glance, whether the process is under control. No maths is required – unlike methods such as statistical process control. Process knowledge and operations know-how is automatically extracted from your data and encapsulated in the software.

CPM uses only the variables that your process operators are familiar with already, keeping operator acceptability high and training times short.
General Audience:

  • Batch Analysis and Control - February 15th 2012
  • Condition Monitoring and Fault Prediction - February 29th 2012
  • Reducing Operating Costs with Operating Envelopes - March 21st 2012
  • The New Alarm Rationalisation - April 4th 2012

Webinar ScheduleSee full Schedule and Times here
IBC Control Rooms - Alarms
27 - 28 Sept 2011, London, UK

ConferencesSee the full list of Conferences here
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