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Keynote:

Moderator

Don Pearson

Chief Strategy Officer

Inductive Automation

Today’s Agenda

• Introduction to Ignition & Bedrock Automation

• Benefits of Ignition and Bedrock

• Addressing Issues in the Water/Wastewater Industry

• Use Cases: Clarksville Light & Water Co., and Russellville Water and

Sewer System

• Q&A

About Inductive Automation

• Founded in 2003

• HMI, SCADA, MES, and IIoT software

• Installed in 100+ countries

• Used by 44% of Fortune 100 companies

• Over 1,400 integrators

Learn more at: inductiveautomation.com/about

Ignition in the Water/Wastewater Industry

• Ignition by Inductive Automation® used in

over 150 water districts in the US alone

• Water/wastewater case studies and customer

references available online at:

inductiveautomation.com

Ignition: Industrial Application Platform

One Universal Platform for SCADA, MES & IIoT:

• Unlimited licensing model

• Cross-platform compatibility

• Based on IT-standard technologies

• Scalable server-client architecture

• Web-managed

• Web-launched on desktop or mobile

• Modular configurability

• Rapid development and deployment

Panelists

Dee Brown

Principal,

Brown Engineers LLC

John Lester

General Manager,

Clarksville Light & Water

Co.

Albert Rooyakkers

CEO/Founder,

Bedrock Automation

Presented By:

Who is Bedrock Automation?

• Incorporated October, 2013

• A subsidiary of Maxim Integrated (Nasdaq: MXIM 1983)

• Engineering and management team with + 200 man years of ICS and

semiconductor experience

• 107 global patents filed / 35 Granted to date

• The only modern 21st century, open and secure ICS platform

• Designed from a clean sheet of paper – leverages current technologies

AwardsPlant Engineering – Product of the Year Award

Processing Magazine – Breakthrough Product of the Year Award

Frost & Sullivan – Entrepreneurial Company of the Year Award

Control Engineering – Finalist for Engineering Choice Award

New Equipment Digest – Finalist for Innovation Award

W3 Gold Winner – Website Design Award

The Bedrock Platform

Architecture

What Does Intrinsic Mean?

Built In

versus

Bolted On

Bedrock Reduces Cost in All Areas

EngineeringEngineering

Commissioning

Cyber Security

Maintenance Installation

System

Life Cycle Cost Management

The Bedrock Difference

Industry Challenges Solutions

Cost

Maintenance and inventory

Repair cycle and End Of Life

(EOL)

Complex installation

Hardware defined functionality

Extreme reduction in module types

High reliability and non

obsolescence

Easy installation

Software defined functionality

Security

Accelerated cyber attacks

Compromised IP

Compromised infrastructure

Layered and embedded cyber

security

Authenticated and secured IP

Secured infrastructure

Safety Outdated technologies

Fragmented systems

Advanced technologies

Unified systems

Reliability

Bent pins, cable failure

Complicated configurations

Environmental wear and

failures

Fragmented platforms

No I/O pins, reduced failure modes

Simplified system configurations

Extremely rugged – 5 year warranty

Unified platform

Combined Benefits of Ignition & Bedrock

Seamless combination of excellent hardware & software,

featuring:

• Open technologies & standards

• Intrinsic security

• The lowest TCO

Addressing Industry Challenges

• Challenge: Need for modernization and stronger security

• Solution: The most comprehensive security for hardware

and software, and bringing IT technologies to controls

Addressing Industry Challenges

• Challenge: Limited funding/capital

• Solution: Best possible TCO, use opex instead of capex

Addressing Industry Challenges

• Challenge: Need improved control and better information

• Solution: Connect with practically any device or system,

see it in one place, and develop with it.

Addressing Industry Challenges

• Challenge: Need to move away from proprietary solutions; flexibility

and choice in technology suppliers

• Solution: Use an open solution that runs on almost any OS and built

for flexibility and scalability in the future

Two Use Cases

• Clarksville Light & Water Co. in Clarksville, AR

• Russellville Water & Sewer System in Russellville, AR

30-Day SCADA Challenge, 2013

About Clarksville Light & Water

Separate Utility Board –

• By decision of City Council in 1947

• Autonomy from elected officials

• To operate it like the business ... that it is

• Council still has “regulatory” oversight

• Assigning board members

• Approve issuing debt

• Approving rates

• Not-for-profit rates

FY 2016 Capex Included Major Tech Upgrades

CLW Fiber Network

• 16+ miles, 288 strands, excess capacity

• Most of the expense was labor not material

• Made economic sense to build with excess capacity

• Redundant rings, designed for reliability

• Self-healing features

• Connected to CLW facilities

• 4 Electric Subs &

• 1 SWPA grid tie sub (Wireless)

• Main Office

• Operations Center

• West Water Tower

• Water Treatment

• Pollution control

• Also have wireless communications to Water Tower

100% AR ProjectEngineers

ContractorsSub-Contractors

Electric Utility SCADA

Bedrock

Automation

Cyber Secure

Controllers

Bedrock Panel Fabrication

Panel Fabrication

Grid-Tie Substation to SWPA

Four Distribution Substations

South Substation

Discrete Inputs only for

Circuit Breaker Status

Clarksville Electric Utility SCADA

Clarksville Electric Utility SCADA

Clarksville Electric Utility SCADA

East

Substation

Future Projects

Future Projects:

1. Remote Telemetry Units for Sewer and Water

• Bedrock Controls and Ethernet Radios back to Ignition

2. Sewer Plant Controls

3. Distributed Generation

Success Factors

1. Client Vision for the Future – Know where they want to go

2. Great Trust Relationship

3. The Right Technology

• Ignition across all three utility departments

• Bedrock cyber secure controllers

Clarksville Light & Water

Engineering Excellence Award from American

Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC)

Location: Clarksville, AR Engineer: Brown Engineers,LLC, Little Rock, AR Owner: Clarksville Light & Water, Clarksville, AR

Outstanding Benefits for Clarksville Light & Water

Fiber loop sized for local utilities, fire, police, schools, hospitals, + hi-speed internet for ALL

Secure, remote access/control functionality

ONE SCADA HMI for water, sewer & electric

Advances city’s hi-tech business development

PLC’s 100% OK after 2-MILLION VOLT tests

Military-grade, cybersecure PLC’s are EMP resistant & impervious to malware hacks

ULTRA-fast, efficient, reliable, and durable

Projected savings over $400,000 per year

Cybersecure Electric SCADA Controls

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

• Serves nearly 30,000 residents

• Upgraded to Ignition HMI/SCADA (completed in mid-2015)

• Replaced aging PLCs with Bedrock controllers (completed in late

2015)

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

Now using Ignition in:

• Water treatment plant and

water distribution system

• Sewer treatment plant and

sewer collection

• Alarming and reporting

• Mobile tracking and reporting of

sanitary sewer overflows

(SSOs)

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

Mobile tracking and reporting of sanitary sewer

overflows (SSOs)

• Review data in real-time

• Submit reports in a matter of minutes!

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

What Russellville staff are saying about the SSO Mobile Tracking App:

• “Field guys love it … even the guys that haven’t used computers before.”

• “What used to take an hour or more can be submitted in about 5 minutes”

• “I know our flow estimates are more accurate now”

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

Now using Bedrock controller with

many advantages over PLCs:

• Backplane is electromagnetic

instead of pin-based

• Galvanic isolation layer

• Deterministic I/O update rate

• Military-grade, real-time OS

• Scalable for advanced control

functions

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

Cost Savings:

• More tags without paying more

• Easy switchover

• Reduced installation & maintenance costs

• And more

Russellville Water & Sewer/City Corp.

Results and Future Plans:

• System running without fail

since installation

• Planning to replace all

controllers with Bedrock

What Can We Summarize About These Two Case Studies?

Affordable Technology That’s Available Today

• Ignition: never been beaten in a price comparison; feature-rich.

• Bedrock controllers offer best-in-class in terms of ease of use, reliability,

warranty, and added peace-of-mind with cybersecurity.

• The combination of Ignition and Bedrock offer unprecedented

capabilities; two companies working together to deliver the solutions that

the industry needs.

Working to Help Water Districts

Inductive + Bedrock

• More data = well-informed decisions

• Improving security = greater peace of mind

• Better control of operations = identify and fix problems faster

• Working together on a roadmap to intrinsic, adaptive cyber security

Software and hardware solutions within your financial reach.

Questions & Comments

Jim Meisler x227

Vannessa Garcia x231

Vivian Mudge x253

IA Account Executives

Myron Hoertling x224

Shane Miller x218

Ramin Rofagha x251

Maria Chinappi x264

Dan Domerofski x273

Lester Ares x214

800-266-7798 x247

Melanie Moniz

IA Director of Sales:

Bedrock Automation

bedrockautomation.com

781.821.0280

Brown Engineers

brownengineers.net

501.448.0100

Clarksville Light & Water Co.

clarksvillelightwater.com

479.754.3148

Thank You