OWNERâ€™S MANUAL Pedestal Sump Pump 293 Wright Street, Delavan, WI

W b b dPlant Information System

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Web based

Refinery

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AgendaAgenda

• Managing information How can the Plant Information System help?How can the Plant Information System help?

T l• Tools What is the basis of the system?

• Plant Information SystemWhich functionalities are integrated?


Which functionalities are integrated?

Initial position C h ibl t ti f hInitial position Comprehensible representation of change

Chronicle: refinery site in Gelsenkirchen-Scholven1935 Foundation of Hydrogenation Plant Scholven (fuel synthesis) by Hibernia

Bergwerks AG1938 Conversion of production (aviation gasoline), output: 180.000 t p.a.

1943 Production output rises to 220.000 t p.a., Workforce: 5.900 employees Quelle: Deutsche BP AGp p p y

1939-1945

2nd World War: Destruction of the plant. Post-war reconstruction, plant extension: broad munition clearance

1951 Restart of production: Scholven Chemie AG

1952 C i f d ti (f l t il)1952 Conversion of production (from coal to oil)

1959 Start of polyethylene production

1963 Start of olefin production

1969 S h l Ch i AG h i t V b Ch i AG1969 Scholven Chemie AG changes into Veba Chemie AG

1979 Renaming in Veba Oel AG

1983 Plant Scholven becomes a part of Ruhr Oel GmbH(joint venture Veba Oel and Petroleos de Venezuela S A )

Quelle: www.stadtplandienst.de


(joint venture Veba Oel and Petroleos de Venezuela S.A.)2002 Deutsche BP AG assumes shares from Veba Oel and E.ON AG.

Workforce refinery sites Scholven and Gelsenkirchen-Horst: 2.400

Problem t diff i f i f ti

Chronicle

Problem prevent diffusion of information

• Industrial production for over 70 years• extensive building activities• intraplant reorganisations• intraplant reorganisations• outsourcing• sellings and absorptions

Information – if available – mostly analog or CAD Data. Responsibility of different departments causesdecentralised storage of information.

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Diffusion of knowledge (existence, description,location of objects)


j )Expensive (re-)capture of informationInterface problemsAdded coordination actions

Requirements Information availability information flowRequirements Information availability, information flow

Examples• Increase in productivity • Internal information needs • Compliance of safety regulations and• Compliance of safety regulations andstandards

• Licensing requirements and orders (e g environmental protection)(e.g. environmental protection)

• Social Responsibility• Emission Management and Trading• Environmental remediation, site redevelopment (e.g. contaminates, manholes)


Problem solving Pl t I f ti S tProblem solving Plant Information System

User, Demands (selection)• Construction division, maintenance and planning• Monitoring, Production site analysis• Networks facilities

Munition Clearance

Networks

• Networks, facilities• Stocks, logistics, supply and disposal• Industrial safety, plant security, fire brigade Borders

Land use

• Marketing, PR („responsible care“)

Needs (selection) Reality

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• Net analysis, cost analysis, reporting• 3-D visualisation• Fast and easy handling


Fast and easy handling• Network access• User-specific views






Centralised data storage S hit tCentralised data storage Server architecture

Competent department

RSAServer

Web applicationWeb service

Web serverDesktop BrowserDesktop Geo-Browser

GIS Server

Roles and rights managementArcGIS Desktop Web

GEO-Database

Daten

Tasksp

Administrator (ArcCatalog)

ArcSDESQL-Server

Data

Competent department

Desktop BrowserDesktop Geo-Browser


Basis GIS P d t t bli h d b ESRI IBasis GIS-Products established by ESRI Inc.







Data G d t b lData Geodatabase layers

Examples• Buildings• Climbing systems• Roofs• Tank and repository register • Interstice register• Pipe bridge registerPipe bridge register • Supply and disposal network systems• Pipelines (products)

Cable ducts• Cable ducts• Grids (energy, IT)• Transport network (e.g. streets, railways)


• Orthophoto• 3-D model

Tasks I i l i tTasks Imaging, analysis, management

Examples• Facility Management• Munition clearance• Reconstruction of development• Hazard Study• Managing licensing requirements and orders

• Container and stock management• Safety Management• Environmental ManagementEnvironmental Management


Functionalities Pl t I f ti S t t l l tfFunctionalities Plant Information System: central platform

• Planning (including conflict management)

• Link-up to SAP(including conflict management)

• Building analysis (e.g. reconstruction costs)

• automatic reporting

• Link-up to Facility Management• Link-up to process control

• automatic reporting• automatic map creation• Storage area management

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• Connection of other users:– Plant security– Plant fire brigade

• Net analysis• Routing• complex 3-D tasks

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• Concept of roles and rights


Web application ki ith t b dWeb application working without borders

• Web user interface orDesktop ClientDesktop-Client

• Selectable Topics (Layer)• Standardised diplay• User profile based datas andfunctionalities

• Output display usable without GIS experienceGIS experience

• Web-Editing• Hosting

Ad i i t ti i• Administration via Desktop-Products


Conclusion B fit d d ti f tConclusion Benefits and reduction of costs

Reduction of costs

Plant Information System

BenefitsIntegration

ERP FM ELS

Process control engineering SCMGIS

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ach

• Increase effectivity• precise location• Identification of defects• Routing (action forces)

• optimised workflow

• effective planning and optimised usage of resources

• repair management• coordination of sanctions

• optimised data sharing and dataavailabilityn

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• improved controlling(ERP-integration)

• avoidance of doublecapture and assignment

• prompt information allocationi l ti b i

availability• centralised data storage• user specific data supply

• centrally managed administration• System administration

D t b d i i t ti

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User Interface

• simulation basis• Completition of licensing

requirements and orders

• Database administrationFunctionalities

Data


Thank you…Petroleum User Group 2008!


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