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Session ID: EPC-10

Introduction to AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation 15.2™


Ross Kilmurray, Product Manager

Electrical and Instrumentation Solutions

13/11/19 Version 1

For Internal and Partner Use Only

Agenda


INTRODUCTION TO AVEVA

ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION

15.2

1

2

3

4

5

Industry Challenges

A Unified Electrical and Instrumentation Solution

Product Scope

Business Value

Conclusions and questions

Industry Challenges


INTRODUCTION TO AVEVA ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION

AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation


Project Execution Challenges: Electrical and Instrumentation

• Difficulty exchanging data across multiple disciplines

• Inaccurate data, increasing risk and project delays

• Dependency on third-party solutions leading to increased overheads

• Issues enforcing standards risking high penalties

Companies are under constant pressure to execute complex capital engineering projects efficiently and safely. They are faced with many challenges including:

Electrical and Instrumentation disciplines are no exception to these challenges. There needs to be a more sophisticated approach to electrical and instrumentation data, and how it integrates with all other engineering disciplines, data and deliverables to deliver projects successfully. AT AVEVA we have the solution…

Procurement

Engineering

Construction

Control

Optimize

Asset Life CycleImprove Return On Capital

Operations Life CycleImprove Profitability

Maintain

Operate

Schedule

Plan

Handover

Fabrication

Engineering & Design

ProcessDesign

Commission &Startup

Capital Project Lifecycle

Process DesignPRO/II

Engineering Analysis

Simulation LifecycleSimCentral

3DAVEVA

E3D/BOCAD/Marine

2DAVEVA

PID/Diagrams/E&I

1DAVEVA

ENGINEERING

Cost Estimating

Unified

Engineering

Procurement, Materials,

Construction

AVEVA ERM

ContractsAVEVA ProCon

Field VerificationAVEVA LFM

Pipeline & Leak DetectionSIMSUITE

Unified

Project Execution

Project Cost Control/Planning

Enterprise Learning

Operating TrainingDYNSIM

ENGINEER, PROCURE, CONSTRUCT

Maximise Return on Capital with a CAPEX 4.0 Strategy

Lower total cost, time and risk in capital project engineering and execution

THE CAPITAL PROJECT

OWNER OPERATOR EPC

Reduce Project Execution Risk and Total Installed

Costs by 15%.

Win more and improve Margin by 50%

Procurement

Operate

Construction

Asset Life CycleImprove Return On Capital

Handover

Fabrication

Engineering & Design

ProcessDesign

Commission &Startup

Project Information Access & Collaboration AVEVA NET

Project Information Visualization AVEVA ENGAGE, AR/VR

Project Data Model AVEVA ISM

SIMULATE

DESIGN

EXECUTE

LEARN

MANAGE

SIMULATE DESIGN EXECUTE LEARN

MANAGE

AVEVAAsset Lifecycle Management

AVEVAAsset Visualization Services

AVEVAUnified Project Execution 2020

(UPE)1D-2DAVEVA

Engineering

AVEVA Engineering &

Design

AVEVAUnified Engineering 2020

(UE)

EPC 4.0

Some History….


6 development locations across 4

countries

Australia

UKPolandIndia

3.5 years of development 90 developers 10 Early Adopter

Customers

Taking two existing applications

To one new state-of-the art solution

A Unified Electrical and Instrumentation Solution



AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation


Unified Solution to reduce capital project errors, delays, cost and risk

• Unified engineering solution built on AVEVA’s Dabaconplatform, allowing multi-disciple teams to work concurrently where changes can be implemented, controlled and communicated quicker.

• Out-of-the-box model based on ISO 15926 for rapid deployment to create and manage electrical and instrumentation engineering data and deliverables, housing information that is critical to your business in multiple formats.

• Global Work Sharing allowing different departments to highlight

change reducing inaccurate data and errors.

• Direct integration with the 3D model for cable routing and equipment modelling. Information is passed between AVEVA Electrical & Instrumentation and AVEVA E3D to generate intelligent management cable schedules and reports.

ElectricalEngineer

Instrumentation Engineer

Direct Integration with AVEVA E3D



Leveraging the AVEVA dabaconplatform and 3D viewer for context.



View P&IDs with links to E&I data.

AVEVA Electrical & Instrumentation 15.2


High level features and functions

• Graphical View of Data

• Direct connection with 3D model

• E&I lists and datasheets (1D)

• Schematic drawings (2D)

• Flexibile & scalable• PML

• Configurable data model

• Flexible graphics

AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation 15.2


E&I discipline common scope

User experience

• Class driven

• Contextual fluent ribbon

• Flexible grid and drawing views

• Proprietary graphics canvas for data entry and deliverable production

• Engineering items driven from catalogues and libraries

• Wiring rules used to apply design templates

• Automatic signal propagation

AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation 15.2


Libraries

• Cable glands

• Cable gland adapters

• Cable lugs

• Cable plugs & sockets

• Cable transit parts

• Devices

• Enclosures

• Installation details & hookups (including parts)

• Instruments

• IO Modules

• Motors

• Wiring rules

• Compartments


Deliverables linked with the underlying engineering data

of surveyed E&I engineers list linking of underlying engineering data with 2D deliverables as their most important software

feature.

In-built graphics canvas with fully customisable drawing types and symbols connected to the underlying data model. This also removes the reliance on 3rd party CAD applications.

‘Drag-and-drop’ of engineering objects onto a 2D canvas ensuring data consistency between the schematic and the underlying engineering data.

Automatic drawing production supported alongside manual creation of complex engineering diagrams

Superior to competition using ‘reports’ or links to CAD applications to create Deliverables. This results in the inability to create complex drawings.

96% of surveyed

customers are required to produce ‘one of a kind’ complex drawings56%

1 Single Line Diagram (SLD)for MCC

2 Load schedule for motors from MCC-001

SLDs Loops Schedules Schematics




Customizable grids within grid explorer. Configured out of the box with configuration project.

Automatically produced graphical view of connectivity model.



Customizable drawing types. Create drawing types with symbols associated to the class model.



New ‘Schematics graphics canvas’. Removes 3rd party drafting application. Directly linked with underlying data. Automatic production of terminations etc.


Data entry, consistency and validation

69% of surveyed E&I engineers say it is

critical/very important to enable multiple naming conventions on a project

Project standards and mandatory design rules resulting in consistency across engineering data and deliverables. Customisation of project setup available for various design standards.

Multiple and complex naming conventions supported to allow tag management of all engineering objects e.g. KKS, ISA

Configurable data validation including units of measure, pick lists, naming rules etc.

43% of surveyed customers say it is critical to

enforce design standards

69%

43%

3 Motor Creation 4 Datasheet for Motor with data validation

Tagging Rules Configuration Standards



Accurate schedules and reports utilising multiple data sources

of surveyed customers still rely on Excel to produce cable schedules

Direct integration with the 3D model for cable routing and equipment modelling. Update the cable schedule with design lengths taken from the 3D model, ensuring accuracy in cable lengths and routing information

Cable sizing to any design standard using external Excel macros to perform calculations. Accurate design lengths, installation method and cable layout from the 3D model used to perform cable sizing

Reduced checking time as reports are produced from validated data

Integration with procurement tools enabling full project lifecycle management of cables

6 out of 10 of surveyed customers

indicated that spending less time checking and validating design was one of their overall ‘top 3 priorities’

75%

5 Motor Cable

6 Integration with 3D

E3D Cables Integration Data



Intuitive library driven ‘graphical engineering’

41% of respondents

cite being able to rapidly deploy a standard configuration as a ‘top 3’ priority related to E&I software

Configurable library data available to drive all equipment creation and specification

Template driven enclosure design. All containers of equipment can be designed as ‘enclosures’. Equipment can be placed graphically and saved to a library promoting accuracy and repeatability

Graphical engineering philosophy. The whole product has been designed with a ‘drag and drop’ graphical approach. The graphical views reference the underlying engineering data, providing an intuitive user experience, increasing efficiency and reducing manual errors

of surveyed customers indicated increasing overall data accuracy was one of their overall ‘top 3’ priorities related to E&I software

51%

Enclosure Library

Graphical Libraries TemplatesUser

friendly




Flexible working environment. Explorers, grids, sub-grids, graphics.


Unified Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering environment

of our customer base consider seamless collaboration across project disciplines as critically important

Electrical and instrumentation in a single environment removes discipline barriers and leverages common E&I workflows

Common configurable E&I data model allows the creation/modification of the class library. Out-of-the box data model based on ISO 15926

E&I Schematic diagrams can contain both electrical and instrumentation objects allowing the creation of complex deliverables

Signal creation available on any E&I object. Signal (I/O) list can be generated across entire E&I project

53% of survey

respondents would like to increase the quality of E&I deliverables

67%

MCC Control Signals

Unified E&I ISO 15926 Signals




New intuitive wizards for increased efficiency.

Product Scope




AVEVA Electrical & instrumentation 15.1

Electrical discipline scope

• Load flow calculations

• Calculations results in grids, reports, schedules and drawings

• Cable calculations using Excel macros

• To any sizing standard. Seamless interface with product.

• Electrical schedules and reports

• Equipment datasheets, load schedules

• Electrical schematics and drawings

• SLDs, Terminations, Motor schematics etc.

• Interface with ETAP for detailed calculations

• I/O management

• Logic diagrams (non-intelligent)

• Instrumentation schedules and reports

• Instrument lists, I/O lists, Instrument Datasheets etc.

• Instrumentation schematics and drawings

• Loop diagrams, Termination diagrams, Hookups etc.

• Interface with E3D for cable routing and tray layout

Instrumentation discipline scope

Common scope

• Management of all engineering data: Import, creation, tagging of all E&I equipment to any naming convention

• Interface with E3D for cable routing and tray layout: Round tripping of cable and routing data

• Out of the box data model with configuration project


Business Value



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Business Value

• Unified platform ensuring real-time collaboration and

alignment between engineering disciplines

• Rapid project execution ensuring Capital Projects

delivered on schedule and within budget

• Reduction in delay and error related costs

• Reduction in man-hours and associated costs

• Increased quality in engineering deliverables ensuring a

smoother handover process

Roadmap




AVEVA Electrical and Instrumentation 15.2 – Roadmap

15.2 EngineeringE&I market release

2020 2021

- E&I disciplines on AVEVA Engineering platform

- New Schematics Graphics Canvas

- TMS- ETAP interface - Functionality to match or

exceed SQL 12.1 SP4

- Automatic drawing production based on connectivity. Remove reliance on templates, more efficient drawing creation.

- Import of 2D schematics, import of loop diagrams, SLDs etc. from legacy tools/brownfield projects.

- IGE+XAO interface for 3D panel design. IGE+XAO user UX embedded within E&I 15.2. All data stored on Dabacon.

- Connection to IGE+XAO device catalogues (all major manufacturers)

- Circuit wiring diagrams. 3 line diagrams, motor schematics, panel wiring diagrams etc.

- Data Exchange with Schneider Electric ‘FLEX’ methodology



AVEVA and IGE+XAO

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ETAP, IGE+XAO Integration – Completing the electrical lifecycle

Network analysisCertified calculations

Protection sizingCable sizing

Cable schedulesTag management

3D integrationCable routing

BOMsSchematics

Etc.

Protection sizingWiring diagrams

eCatalogue access

2D Panel layouts3D Panel layoutsWiring diagrams

Internal panel wiring

Project lifecycle

Note: Items in red are for future development


AVEVA and IGE+XAO


Architecture/Workflow

‘Enclosure concept’ within AVEVA E&I 15.2

Network analysisCertified calculations

3D Panel layoutsInternal panel wiring

Enclosure is a container for

devices/equipment etc. with no XYZ positioning. The

enclosure is a tagged item, containing sub-

equipment.

AVEVA Enclosure can be opened

within 15.2, using SEE Electrical 3D

UX. Hierarchy can be viewed and devices, cables

etc. can be positioned in 3D.


AVEVA and IGE+XAO


Architecture/Workflow

‘Enclosure concept’ within AVEVA E&I 15.2

Metadata and 3D model stored on AVEVA Dabacon database

Equipment can be created within AVEVA 15.2…

…Or within SEE Electrical 3D UX

Items can be created in either UX, viewed in respective application UX.

SEE Web catalogueBoth applications/UX connected to SEE Web Catalogue.


AVEVA & Schneider Electric FLEX (DCS config)


Configure Foxboro and Triconex systems from AVEVA E&I engineering data

Schneider Electric ‘FLEX’ methodologyRule/knowledge based system for configuring systems

AVEVA E&I used to create I/O, wiring, cabling, equipment etc.

Data round-tripping

Questions?



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AVEVA is a global leader in engineering and industrial software driving digital transformation across the entire asset and operational l ife cycle of capital -intensive industries.

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