Reduce Control System Migration Risk

Feb. 23, 2009

Click here to read a January 2009 Control article that addresses best practices for control system migration projects. Topics covered include selection of the best new control platform, front end engineering, engineering/procurement/construction checklists, detailed cutover planning, and intermediate operability and training plans. The approach defined in this paper provides a guideline for consistent and accurate planning and execution of control system migration projects.

Click here to read a January 2009 Control article that addresses best practices for control system migration projects. Topics covered include selection of the best new control platform, front end engineering, engineering/procurement/construction checklists, detailed cutover planning, and intermediate operability and training plans. The approach defined in this paper provides a guideline for consistent and accurate planning and execution of control system migration projects.

Following these practices will reduce project costs, shorten project schedule, and reduce risk. These practices will also improve plant operation after the migration, particularly in the area of operator efficiency.

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