Using slides of different generations of the Star Trek Enterprise, and with a nod to Star Wars (Long, long ago...) Rockwell Automation's Paul Nowicki began his update of ISA88.01-- Updated for Today's Best Practices.
Part 1: Models and Terminology – Reaffirmed in 2005
Relevant
Correct
Used by the community
Update Objectives
Update content of S88.01 to clarify issues that have surfaced in the last 10 years
When are we done?
Committee ballot Spring 2008?
Updates to reflect today's practices...
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Using slides of different generations of the Star Trek Enterprise, and with a nod to Star Wars (Long, long ago...) Rockwell Automation's Paul Nowicki began his update of ISA88.01-- Updated for Today's Best Practices.
Part 1: Models and Terminology – Reaffirmed in 2005
Relevant
Correct
Used by the community
Update Objectives
Update content of S88.01 to clarify issues that have surfaced in the last 10 years
When are we done?
Committee ballot Spring 2008?
Updates to reflect today's practices...
General Model Clarification
Clarification of Equipment & Control Modules
Collapsibility and the “Magic” better defined
Provisions for Part 5
Modes and States
Alignment with S95
Conformance
First: more intuitive figures!
Clarity on Basic Control
Basic Control…where?
Executed by control modules
Equipment modules, units, and process cells may perform basic control because they contain or make use of control modules.
Control modules can direct commands to other control modules if contained or some way referenced.
Explaining the Magic! (and I don't think this means using "handwavium")
"Collapsibility" = Flexibility in the Standard
Defining Collapsibility Rules:
Procedural Element Level
Rules for Omitting
Process Cell Procedure
May be omitted.
Unit Procedure
May be omitted.
Operation
May be omitted
Phase
Recipe phases may be omitted
Equipment phases may not be omitted
NAME
Minimum Procedural Element Attributes
DESCRIPTION
ID
Provides unique identification.
Version
Identifies the version of the procedural element.
Version Date
Identifies the date and time that this version was created or modified.
Approval Date
Identifies the date and time that this version was approved.
Expiry Date
Identifies the date and time that this version expires and should no longer be used.
Author
Identifies the person or system that authored this version. (e.g., J. Smith).
Approved By
Identifies the person or system that approved this version.
Description
Describes the function that is achieved through execution of the procedural element.
Level
Indicates the level of the procedural element.For example procedure, unit procedure, operation or phase.
Mode
Indicates the current mode of the procedural element.
State
Indicates the current state of the procedural element.
Procedure and Equipment
Type of Procedural Element
Procedural element strategy options
Strategy defines lower level PE orchestration
Strategy can reference another PE
Strategy can reference a Process Task Strategy
Recipe Process CellProcedure
Yes
Equipment Process CellProcedure
No
Recipe Unit Procedure
Yes
Equipment Unit Procedure
No
Recipe Operation
Yes
Equipment Operation
No
Recipe Phase
No
Equipment Phase
No
Equipment Process CellProcedure
Yes
No
No
Equipment Unit Procedure
Yes
No
No
Equipment Operation
Yes
No
No
Equipment Phase
No
No
Yes
Opening the Door for WG 5!
Assessment for Conformance...
Nowicki finished by giving a report card on the percentage of how many meetings the most active members of SP88 have attended, coupled with a plea to join the committee.
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