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4 – Control room ref. archi.Historian serverBatch server (if required, e.g. food and beverage)Asset managementFrom three to five PACsEngineering stations with multiple workstationsCNM (ConneXium Network Management)This control room reference architecture can be used in mid-size process applications such as aT3 water application, C2 cement plant or medium size mining plant.4.4. PlantStruxure plant operation centerThe objective of the plant operation center architecture is to propose advanced control roomservices for large applications including operating and monitoring, Historian and MES functions.ERP SystemBatchSystemHistorianManufacturingExecutionSystemEngineeringWorkstation/System serversAssetmanagementRedundantSCADAServersGlobal Operators workstationsCluster 1 Cluster 2FirewallControl networkFigure 18: PlantStruxure Plant Operation centerLarge process plants need MES to improve operational performance, reduce costs and driveenergy efficiency. Ampla is the existing Schneider Electric MES software.Security is a key requirement for this class of control room. A ConneXium firewall can beproposed to protect the access of the control room.36© 2012 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved
4 – Control room ref. archi.The main capabilities of the plant operation center include:SCADA system with:Redundant servers with clusteringSeveral I/O servers (average of 100000 and more)Several alarm servers (15000 alarms and more)Several trends servers (5000 trends and more)More than six operator workstations distributed on the plantHistorian serverMES with AmplaBatch server (if required, e.g. for food and beverage)Asset managementConfiguration serverFirewallPotential link to business systemOptional backup control roomFrom five to ten PACs and moreMultiple engineering workstationsCNM (ConneXium network management)This control room reference architecture can be used in large and complex process applicationssuch as oil and gas, desalination plants or large mining installations.© 2012 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved37
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