Wonderware InBatch Software - WONDERWARE - #2

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Determine if a plant has the required equipment, Help Quality Assurance personnel verify various â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  processing capabilities and materials to produce the desired recipesFacilitate research and development aspects of a particular recipe Validate the recipe, not the control system SIMPLIFY AND REDUCE COSTLY CONTROL CODE With InBatch software, the control/PLC code is created in a modular structured format, called Phases, to provide a specific task or function. This enables users to create standard control or PLC logic libraries, enabling reuse throughout the enterprise. This approach gives you the ability to:Alter the sequence of operations and phases directly from the batch systemDevelop fewer elaborate sequences in controllers and PLCs Manage recipes Track bulk materials Adhere to standard operating procedures Obtain consistent batch-to-batch product quality Report on planned vs. actual records for all steps and Record batch, equipment and security history Define, schedule and view reports in a browser Facilitate 21 CFR Part 11 system design using InBatch Centralize deployment and system maintenance â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  â–  InBatch software makes it easy for production workers to: Schedule, initialize and execute batches events for each individual batch ENSURE FLEXIBILITY WITH THE ABILITY TO ADAPT With InBatch software, every recipe can have a different procedure and formula, and recipes can be scheduled for production on any train (‘paths’ or collection of equipment that can be defined to be used on a per recipe / batch basis) that satisfies the equipment requirements defined in the recipe. Use InBatch software to configure the use of process equipment in generic master recipes, and to modify the formulation at runtime. This gives manufacturers the flexibility needed to successfully compete in today’s competitive manufacturing environment. InBatch software helps make it easy for engineers to reduce the lifecycle engineering costs of a batch execution system by providing a system to:Model your plant software’s security optionCreate reusable libraries of functional components, including external phase logicCreate intuitive and compelling user interfaces GRAPHICAL RECIPE DEVELOPMENT REDUCES ENGINEERING EFFORT The Recipe Editor provided by InBatch software utilizes a very intuitive approach to recipe development, giving production personnel the ability to graphically and easily develop and maintain recipes without costly engineering support. As a result, engineers can focus on true engineering issues. The Recipe Editor offers the following benefits:A graphical procedure environment featuring Sequential Function Charts (SFC)Reusable unit procedures and operations saved to libraries with drag-and-drop simplicity Recipes can be executed in simulation against the process model without being tied to a control system such as a PLC. As a result, InBatch software can help users: Address scaling issues