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NAMUR - the User‘s VoiceUser requirements and NAMUR recommendations for the interoperability

across the manufacturing enterprise in the context of international standards

Dr. Hasso DrathenGeneral Manager of NAMUR andHead of Intellectual Property Services of Process Management Technology, Bayer Technology Services

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86 Member Companies

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Division 1 Engineering and Construction

Division 2 Systems and Solutions

Division 3 Field Devices

Division 4 Maintenance and Services

NAMUR

Board of ManagementOfficeGeneral

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Division 5 Explosion Protection Services

Division 6 Project Group List of Characteristics

PROLIST

European User Association of Measurement, Automation and Process Control Technology

in Chemical, Petrochemical and Pharmaceutical Industries

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Well known NAMUR RecommendationsNE01 Noncontacting Initiators and Accompanying Switching Amplifiers -

IEC 60947-5-6 "Low-voltage switch gear and control gear: Part 5-6: Control Circuit Devices and Switching Elements - Direct Current Interface for Proximity Sensors and Switching Amplifiers (NAMUR)”

NE06 Electrical Standard Signals and Device Technology IEC 60381 “Analogue signals for process control systems: Part 1 Direct current signals”

NE12 Explosion protection of analyser housesIEC 61285: „Industrial-process control - safety of analyzer houses“

NE31 Safety of process plants using process control systems and ISA S84 Programmable Electronic Systems for Use in Safety ApplicationsIEC 61511 “Functional Safety - Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector”

NE33 Requirements to be met by systems for recipe-based operations and ISA S88 Batch Control SystemsIEC 61512 “Batch Control”

NE58 Execution of process control projects subject to validation, and NE68, NE71, NE72 are part ofGAMP - Good Automated Manufacturing Practice - Part 2

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NAMUR Recommendation

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Requirements and Offers

tomorrow

today

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The Challenges for the Interoperability of Device Data

Data sheet with user requirements to instrumentation

and systems

basic engineering

data

supply data procurement

data

device datafrom the vendor

detailengineering

dataconstruction

data

materialmanagement

data

plantmaintenance

data

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Data Flow and Interfaces of the Planning Process in PCE

Purchasing department

PLANNING PROCESS

DOKUMENTATION:

Data fora PCE-loop

Requirem. & description

Equipment data

Loops Hook-ups

Maintenance

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Data Flow and Interfaces of the Planning Process in PCE

Purchasing department

PLANNING PROCESS

DOKUMENTATION:

Data fora PCE-loop

Requirem. & description

Equipment data

Loops Hook-ups

Maintenance - device data are used

See NAMUR NE 55or ISA S20

Detail engineering Updates, Traceability

Vendor

Plant maintenance,Material management

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Using the Lists of Characteristics (LOC)

Manufacturer Customer

Planningsystem

Mainte-nancesystem

Internet

Salessystem

Purcha-sing

system

inquiry inquiry

data

further orders

equip-mentdata

Deve-lopmentsystem

equip-

ment

data

offer

order decision

Aftersales

serviceequipment

data

shipping equipmentdata as build

updates

shipping

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General Data Modelof the Device Specifications in the NE100

NE 100 Version 1.0 contains device specifications for 41 types of measuring equipment.

Each device specification consists of two Lists of Characteristics (LOC):- the LOC requirements and

- the LOC device

Specification form (device specification)

Data regarding location (LOC requirements):

• Design data (e.g. nominal size of connection flange)

• Characteristics of medium (e.g. viscosity)• Environmental conditions

(e.g. minimum ambient temperature)• Quality and safety requirements

(e.g. Ex zone)

Data regarding equipment (LOC device):

• Design characteristics (e.g. material)• Electric characteristics (e.g. load)• Certificates (e.g. test certificate)• Measuring accuracy (e.g. hysteresis)• CAE data (e.g. connecting points)• etc.

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PROLIST Working GroupsWorking groups

1.Data model

2.LV Switchgear

3.Sensors

4.Remote Operated Valves & Fittings

5.Signal Adjustment

6.Electric Drives

7.CAE Applications

8.Fieldbus

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NE 100for International Standardisation

• The data model used in NE 100 corresponds

to the most important standards in this area: IEC 61360 and ISO 13584.

• There exists a standard that describes how to arrange a technical

description of a measuring device. This is the IEC/PAS 61987-1.

• The device descriptions of NE 100 using the LOCs will be arranged

according to IEC/PAS 61987-1, beginning with version 1.1.

• The device descriptions developed for other fields,

as for remote-operated fittings, signal adjustment or electric drives

will be proposed for incorporation into IEC standards.

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Main Task of the Project Group „Lists of Characteristics“

• Development and maintenance of the device specifications (LOCs)

• Immediate availability of the lists of characteristics

(by means both of the internal data base and NE 100)

to the members of the project group (manufacturers and customers)

for direct use

• Internationalisation of the device specifications by means of IEC standard

• Consideration of possibilities how to use the characteristics

in order to optimise internal and external company processes

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