Daily business made easy – SPPA-T3000’s
new features enhance operator efficiency
SPPA-T3000 Cue – success starts in the control room
Control System
Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical
SPPA-T3000 Cue’s new features
enhance operator efficiency
by supporting power plant operators in
their daily work with useful tools for fast,
reliable access to all relevant information.
Your benefits:
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Optimal support of
work processes thanks
to helpful tools with
clear displays and
structures
Quick reaction and
reliable operation as
a result of better clarity
and transparency
Improved plant
availability and
performance through
early detection of
deviations from
normal operation
The Task
Accurate information from process
engineering, dependable forecasts of
component status, precise handling
instructions, and quick, easy, and
structured access to analyses and alarm
data enable the control room staff to
operate their power plant in a simple
and reliable manner.
Our Solution
SPPA-T3000 Cue goes beyond the usual
scope of a Distributed Control System
(DCS). In addition to its improved ergonomic design and clear structure, its
operator-centric approach offers new
features that support operators’ work
processes. Seamlessly integrated in the
DCS and easily accessible from the workbench, these features allow fast, accurate
reactions in any situation and ease the
operator’s workload.
SPPA-T3000 Cue comprises many features
that enhance operator efficiency, including:
◾ Health Display
◾ Diagnostic Recommended (DR)
◾ Alarm Management & Analysis (AMA)
With SPPA-T3000 Cue, Siemens introduces
a new category of displays. The Health
Display gives operators a comprehensive
overview of the plant’s vital assets health
status at a glance. Instead of multiple
views, one aggregated display with an
embedded overview of all relevant alarms
and messages related to the assets allows
quick root-cause analysis. The well organized Health Display is accessible with
one mouse-click.
The new alarm class DR detects the status
of availability-relevant components using
neuronal networks. Built-in condition
monitoring reports subtle changes long
before DCS limit values are reached
and warning messages issued. An alert
informs the operator about emergent
plant issues and shows the outcome if
no countermeasures occur. DR helps
operators analyze any situation in time –
before it goes critical.
The feature AMA analyzes the current
alarm setup and shows optimizing
potentials. AMA indicates the alarm
situation by computing and analyzing
19 different performance indicators and
displays many alarm statistics, like the
top 20 alarms and the sum of all triggered
alarms by alarm type. It is configurable
to operators’ needs and complies with
international standards like EEMUA191
and ISA18.2.
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SPPA-T3000 Cue – highlights
e.g. Health Display
Focus on the essentials
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Health status of vital components at a glance
Simple and fast root-cause analysis through clear
navigation
Easy to see, well organized and accessible with
just one mouse-click
e.g. Diagnostic Recommended (DR)
Integrated Condition Monitoring
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Status detection of availability-relevant
components by using condition-based monitoring
Reporting of deviations from normal operation
long before DCS limit values are reached and
warning messages are issued
Alert informs operator about arising issues
e.g. Alarm Management & Analysis (AMA)
Alarm statistics made easy
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Real-time analysis of the alarm system by
displaying actual alarm data against limits
Graphical illustration of drawbacks
Clear view of conformity status relating to
standards like EEMUA191 or ISA18.2
Published by
Siemens AG 2015
T3R72_FS_NewFEOE_e_V1-1
Article No. PGIE-B10008-01-7600
Power and Gas Division
Freyeslebenstrasse 1
91058 Erlangen, Germany
Printed in Germany
Dispo 05401
For more information, please contact
sppa-t3000.energy@siemens.com
siemens.com/energy/sppa-t3000
Subject to changes and errors.
The information given in this document only contains
general descriptions and/or performance features
which may not always specifically reflect those
described, or which may undergo modification in the
course of further development of the products.
The requested performance features are binding
only when they are expressly agreed upon in the
concluded contract.