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Emerson Overview Willy Vinckx

Emerson Global Presence 2002 Headquartered in St. Louis, MO (USA) Founded in 1890 FY 2002 Sales of $13.8B Over 109,000 employees and 320 plants worldwide 

Europe North America Sales: $8.8 billion Employees: 63,000

Sales: $2.8 billion Employees: 23,000 Locations: 83

Asia Sales: $1.6 billion

Emerson Growth Through Technology Leadership $530

$600

$400

40%

30%

$354

33% 26%

20%

$200 10%

$0

0%

1995

2002

Engineering & Development Investment ($M)

1995

2002

New Products as a Percent of Sales

The Emerson Brands

Emerson: $13.8 Billion In Revenues With Over 60 Divisions

The Emerson Brands

Emerson Process Management Overview

Measurement & Analytical

• Rosemount • Saab Rosemount • Micro Motion • Brooks • Rosemount Analytical • Daniel

Final Control Elements

• Fisher • Bettis • El-O-Matic • Shafer

Emerson Process Management Overview Revised 02, Dec. 2003, Slide 8

Systems & Solutions

• Delta V • Ovation • Industry Centers • • • • • • • • •

Asset Optimization

• AMS Suite • Services & Technologies

• Mechanical Chemical Equipment Oil & Gas • Electrical Refining Systems Power & Water • Process Life Sciences Equipment Metals & Mining • Instruments Pulp & Paper & Valves Food & Beverage Educational Services

Asset Optimization Mission Deliver World-Class Services, Innovative Technologies and Expertise to Increase the Availability and Performance of Production Assets for Improved Bottom Line Results

Mechanical Equipment

Electrical Equipment

Process Equipment

Instruments & Valves

PlantWeb Branding Strategy

PlantWeb Architecture DeltaV / Ovation

Intelligent Field Devices

AMS Suite

The AMS Suite of software applications enables predictive and proactive maintenance of mechanical equipment, electrical systems, process equipment, instruments and valves

PlantWeb Services Process Automation

Asset Optimization

PlantWeb Services for Asset Optimization ensure successful implementation of the AMS Suite and maximize the value realized by users

What are PlantWeb Services for Asset Optimization? 

Services Are Critical To Help Customer’s Gain Full Value From Technology

Asset Management Best Practices

Plant assessment: -Business Objectives Work Process -Spider chart People & Skills

8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0

Management & Culture

Technologies

Program Design: Opportunities Identification Cost & ROI calculation

Implementation

• Define/optimize Work Processes • Apply Diagnostic AO Technologies • SRCM (criticality + FDP) • RCFA • Education / Certification

On-Going Execution

• Diagnostics Services • Monitoring & Analysis • Program Management

Spider chart Work Process

Work Identification

People & Skills

Spider

8.0 Qualification

Inter-Departmental Communication

7.0 6.0

Work Execution (Daily-Running Maintenance) Work Execution Scheduled) Work Close-out

5.0 4.0

Utilisation

3.0 2.0

Training

Work Management Systems

1.0 0.0 Maint. & Diagnostics Technologies

Goal

Benchmarking

Information Integration Tools

Technologies

Setting Goals Communication Mechanisms Global Metrics Leadership

Management & Culture

Continuous Improvement Accountability Organisation

Equipment description : Reactor pump Failure Mode &Effects Analysis MPI Equipment number : 50 P 101 Functional Failure 97 System Name: Polyols Reactor Heavy seal leak, Hot chemical product coming out pump Failure Effect Reactor must be stopped. Empty reactor. Product/Time loss. Polyols

LI

Heat Exchanger

TI/TT

Steam

Failure Mode Carbon seal ring of single mechanical seal was broken. Failure Cause Due to an unbalance of the pump seal ring has broken.

Failure Defence Task M Reactor pump

1. Balancing/Vibration analysis every 3 months 2. Improve seal design. 3. On-line monitoring

Implementation Approaches

Transition from Design to Machinery Health Operation Program Effort and Cost (€)

Implementation Approaches

Reliability and Availability

Contract Cost $ Labor, Training, and Technology Cost $ In-house

Implementation Time

Partnership

Outsourced

PlantWeb Includes Asset Optimization Technologies and Services

PlantWeb Architecture DeltaV / Ovation

Intelligent FieldDevices

AMS Suite

The AMS Suite of software applications enables predictive and proactive maintenance of mechanical equipment, electrical systems, process equipment, instruments and valves

PlantWeb Services Process Automation

Asset Optimization

PlantWeb Services for Asset Optimization ensure successful implementation of the AMS Suite and maximize the value realized by users

Applications in the AMS Suite Asset Portal



Intelligent Device Manager



Machinery Health Manager



Equipment Performance Monitor



Real-Time Optimizer



Decision-support, reporting and analysis on the health and performance of production assets Predictive and proactive maintenance of instruments and valves Predictive and proactive maintenance of mechanical equipment Predictive and proactive maintenance of process and mechanical equipment Real-time economic optimization of units, plant or multiple facilities based on changing conditions and business constraints

AMS Suite Enables Broad Diagnostics Coverage in PlantWeb

Valves Sticking

Mechanical Equipment

Process Equipment

Safety Valve Stuck

Loose Mounting

Boiler Sooting

Not Fully Seating

Misaligned & Unbalanced

Turbine Blade Wear

Plugged Air Supply

Gear Defects

Capacity Reductions

Instruments

Bearing Wear

Hourly Cost Increase

Impulse Lines Plugged

Cavitation

Increased Energy Use

Sensor Drifting

Motor Defects

Pump Efficiency Dropping

Probe Aging or Fouling

Efficiency Dropping

Equipment Efficiency Drop

Sensor Failed

Lubricant Contaminated

Heat Exchanger Fouling

Transmitter Installed Wrong

Belts Loose

Cumulative Cost Increase Maintenance Effectiveness

AMS Suite in the PlantWeb Architecture Asset Portal

Intelligent Device Manager

HART

Equipment Performance Monitor

Real-Time RealOptimizer

Machinery Health Manager

Fieldbus

Future Instruments & Valves

Process Equipment

Mechanical Equipment

Electrical Equipment

Quick Look at Asset Portal Summary Views

User configurable Tree

Data Sources

Summary of equipment from multiple data sources

Asset Details Select the asset to view details such as current configuration, calibration status, efficiency, etc..

Active Alerts Select the Active Alerts tab to view assets that currently have a problem.

Alert Details Select the alert to view the details of the current problem.

Link Relevant Information Embed links to other sources of information

Asset Portal Dashboard Graphical Dashboard highlights assets that need attention and speeds navigation

Asset Portal Supports Output 







Asset Portal increases the efficiency of maintenance organizations by making on-line asset information available in a common format to technicians. Quickly and easily view all your plant asset information in real-time from anywhere. Make asset information available to all levels of the organization, so people can work more efficiently and make better decisions. Asset Portal enables people to see opportunities for improvement and companies to excel

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