Difference beetwen normal programming and programming in S88 standard
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Ken Moore
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ISA-S88 covers batch processing, there is a HUGE amount of information to consume, much more than can be posted on this forum. Best thing to do is obtain a copy of the standard. Once you have digested that, come back with specific questions.
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Rockwell has a pretty good book to start with. I don't know where my copy is currently, and the exact name escapes me. If you call your local Rockwell rep. talk to them and see if they know the S88 Batching book which walks you through setting up Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream factory.
Sorry I don't have all the details
Ken
Rockwell has a pretty good book to start with. I don't know where my copy is currently, and the exact name escapes me. If you call your local Rockwell rep. talk to them and see if they know the S88 Batching book which walks you through setting up Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream factory.
Sorry I don't have all the details
Ken
Hello arekk;
Not sure whether this is exactly what you are looking for but the following article discusses implementingh S88 through RSBatch in Ben & Jerry's factory:
http://www.foodengineeringmag.com/CDA/Archives/10e368ea032f8010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0____
You could also search on RSBatch on Rockwell's website.
Hope this helps,
Daniel Chartier
Not sure whether this is exactly what you are looking for but the following article discusses implementingh S88 through RSBatch in Ben & Jerry's factory:
http://www.foodengineeringmag.com/CDA/Archives/10e368ea032f8010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0____
You could also search on RSBatch on Rockwell's website.
Hope this helps,
Daniel Chartier
The book that Ken mentioned is titled "Applying S88: Batch Control from a User's Perspective" by Parshall and Lamb. The ISBN number is 9781556177033. The book is printed by ISA, but is actually a little cheaper from Barnes and Noble. It gives a good understanding of taking the S88 standard and applying it to a real-world application.
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FrancisL
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There is no difference at all, because the S88 standard does not say anything about programming. Right at the start it says:
"Specifically, this standard provides a standard terminology and a consistent set of concepts and models for batch manufacturing plants and batch control that will improve communications between all parties involved"
That said, the models can provide some basis for a software design. And if you are working with a batch package such as RSBatch or InBatch etc then you have to have a structure that supports interfacing the procedural control in the batch package with the "phase logic" in your controllers. This is typically called the Phase Logic Interface - a monsonmer since it should also be possible to interface operations and higher procedural levels.
More information here
Francis
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