Engineering and Training Made Easy with a Digital Twin by SIMIT Leverage big savings in automation engineering by using the potential of digitalization © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. Discover the potential of digitalization goals of simulation in plant engineering Without simulation FAT Engineering • A lot of correction loops • back to even basic engineering √• Early identification and correction of design failures Commissioning Long duration especially at commissioning √• √• • SAT Operator knowledge is lost over time Fast acceptance test and commissioning Proof of total functionality to end customer •√ •√ •√ Operation Operator knowledge Increased profitability due to early production start Highest availability due to increased test coverage Cost effective and fast maintenance due to highly available knowledge management With simulation -10 to 20% Engineering FAT SIMIT Simulation © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. up to -50% up to -50% Commissioning • • • up to -50% SAT Early operator training Simulation of critical situations Periodic refresher training Operation starts much earlier and well prepared Operation Operator knowledge No risks to implement changes Discover the potential of digitalization Architecture of the „Digital Twin“ Real Control room computers Controllers Cabinets, racks, cabeling Emulation Bus devices, actuators, sensors Simulation Control room computers Virtual © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. SIMIT Virtual Controller Process SIMIT SF Discover the potential of digitalization Siemens supports the whole engineering tool chain with a digitalized plant Full integration of real and virtual world COMOS: Engineering of the process (P&I diagrams) Control of virtual plant Control of real plant PCS 7 Process control SIMIT Virtual plant & Virtual controllers Walk Inside 3D operator interaction © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. Built from specification ID: 15030 Discover the potential of digitalization Simulation with SIMIT – The Digital Twin Process P&I, objects Actuators/Sensors CMT/PTT *) Model replaces real plant Signals HW config/tags Events via OPC, shared memory SIMIT Simulation Framework & SIMIT Virtual Controller replace “real things” • Process / Plant • Actuators / Sensors • Controllers, cabinets, racks, cabling, installation *) CMT/PTT = Control Module Types / Process Tag Types © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. Discover the potential of digitalization Siemens supports the whole engineering workflow with a digitalized plant Workflow step Clarification of automation tasks Without simulation With simulation • Specification from one sentence to many pages in Microsoft Word ™ • Often difficult to understand and incomplete • Requires a lot of clarifications • Leads to misunderstandings • Risk of missing and wrong code • Risk of increasing projects costs • Build up an early (maybe simplified) process model • Clarify behavior with customer with help of a graphical representation of the plant and actuators/sensors (e.g. open a valve, start a motor, …) • Demonstrate dynamic behavior • Add missing / correct functionality • Get an excellent understanding of customer requirements and his plant • Create a basis (virtual plant) for excellent automation programming • Create confidence between customer and supplier • Many loop backs in clarificationengineering phase • Shift clarification problems and risks to commissioning phase • Prolonged startup and commissioning time • Fast startup after DCS implementation / migration • Reduced risks for commissioning © Siemens AG 2015. 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Discover the potential of digitalization Siemens supports the whole engineering workflow with a digitalized plant Workflow step Simulation based engineering & virtual commissioning Without simulation With simulation • Complete real equipment (hardware environment) cannot be built up in an office environment • Real equipment is not available or not setup in an early phase • Process details are not available or even not existing (green field) • We rely on the knowledge of programmers • He needs to know all behavior of actuators/sensors/plant/process • He need to know all failure scenarios • Use already available behavior from SIMIT libraries • Build up a knowledge management system for testing and simulation with Lego™ type blocks (macros, templates, components, libraries) Synergy and reuse of typicals • Animate movements and process values (e.g. tank level) for better understanding • Create test environment by drag & drop, store/load different test scenarios • No need to build up hardware (controllers, cabinets, actuators, sensors, …) • Prolonged startup and commissioning time • Riskless testing and tryout = virtual commissioning © Siemens AG 2015. 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Discover the potential of digitalization Siemens supports the whole engineering workflow with a digitalized plant Workflow step Operator training Without simulation With simulation • Real plant cannot (or only very limited) be used as a training system • Scenarios cannot be stored and loaded (no snapshot functionality) • Training with real equipment needs long time to get into a specific state • Failure scenarios can in some cases destroy equipment, pollute environment, harm people • Train and tryout without any risks for people, equipment and environment • Store and reload any situation (image of controllers and of process) by a simple double click • Prepared operators at ramp-up • Start production with “full power” • Training without preparation for various scenarios, just by loading the desired situation via snapshot • Fast and correct reaction on any failure situation • Increased availability • No training system at all • Long ramp-up because of missing knowledge • A lot of support needed • Wrong reaction in case of a critical plant disturbance • Increased risks for equipment and staff © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. Discover the potential of digitalization The Digital Twin Process Cabinets, racks, cabeling Controllers SIMIT Virtual Controller Bus devices, actuators, sensors SIMIT SF Test, tryout and train your automation without risks!!! © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved. We are happy to answer your questions! © Siemens AG 2015. All rights reserved.