Digital Transformation in Process Automation

Shi Shuai, Jerry

Yokogawa Engineering Asia Pte Ltd

FieldComm Group: Process Automation’s Path to IoT

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IoT: Evolution or Revolution?

Digital Transformation in IIoT

The Value of Digital Data from Field Devices

FieldComm Group is the home of the HART,

FOUNDATION Fieldbus and FDI Technology standards

What is Digital Transformation?

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The recognition that in-place analog solutions are sub-

optimal

A belief that the networking and software technologies

that underpin the internet have a place in process

automation

The act of leveraging global manufacturing technology

initiatives by deploying disruptive new technologies to

improve enterprise performance

Digital Transformation = Enabling Data Driven Decisions that Improve Operations

Industry 4.0

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Industry 4.0 for Process Industry

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Challenges to New Architectures

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Security

SME of process control technology must be inherent

Who will build them… what is the business model?

How do they integrate with our existing investments?

Who pays…users? Traditional manufacturers? New manufacturers?

Are they IT issues or OT issues?

… or maybe an Evolutionary approach!

Approaches to Delivering Field Data to the Cloud

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Scalable

Analytics

Profinet / Ethernet IP/ HART IP

Motor Management,

Analyzers, Weighing Systems, …

4-20mA HART

Remote IO /

Wireless Gateway

Fieldbus (FF/PA)

Proxi to

Fieldbus

(FF/PA)

FIELD Ex

TCP/IP + UDP/IP

4-20mA HART

ENTERPRISE

CLOUD SERVICES Azure

Advanced

Modeling

Mobile

Alerting

?

IoT Content Delivery

Gateway

MQTT AMQ

P XMP

P

OPCUA

AWS

GE Predix

Remote IO /

WirelessHART

Gateway

SAP PI

Historian

PLANT

FDI Server

Information Model

Controller

OPC - UA

EDDL

FDI Device Package

UIP Attachments

FDI Device Package FDI Device Package

FDI Server

Information Model

OPC - UA

EDDL

FDI Device Package

UIP Attachments

FDI Device Package FDI Device Package

FDI Client

Vendor Z

Mobile Service

OPCUA FDI Client

Vendor X

Mobile Maintenance

OPCUA

Ethernet in the field

Ex

FDI Client

Vendor X

Device

Management

OPCUA

OPCUA

FieldComm Group IIoT Pyramid – Value Opportunity

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IIoT System Requirements

o Intelligent assets

Connected intelligently!!

Use case determines protocol

o Data communications infrastructure

SPAN: Plant floor to executive suite

SCOPE: Capture process data and

intelligent asset information

o Analytics and applications

Integrate asset data and create

information

o Invested and capable workforce

Value creation

HART - Digital Transformation for Analog Instruments

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The largest digital communications technology deployed

in process industry for sending and receiving digital

information across the 4-20mA analog current loop

• Multiple measurements

• Calculated values

• Diagnostic information

• Remote configuration and

data access

• Adds wireless capabilities to HART technology

• Low cost installation

• Fast implementation

• Connecting HART devices through

existing IP networks

• Two-way communication with HART devices from any HART application residing on a connected IP network

Mesh Network

FOUNDATION Fieldbus - All-Digital Communication

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Superior performance with lower installed cost

o 100% digital

o Zero marshalling

o Reduced cabling, hardware

I/O cabinets, and device count

o Multiple signals from

multiple devices on the same wire pair

FDI: ONE DEVICE - ONE PACKAGE - ALL TOOLS

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FDI solves the problem of integrating field devices with the multitude of networks, operating systems

and control systems

o One software package per device

o All files required to support device included

o Cloud library, FieldComm Group maintained

First PlugFest Oct 20-21 6 Host Suppliers, 20 Instruments

All major protocols

Broad Industry Support

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Digital Transformation - Evolution

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No single protocol addresses all use cases – particularly

with wireless

Plant floor to executive office data integration is a

necessity

FDI Technology will simplify the pain of device integration

FieldComm Group technologies provide means to

connect and integrate digital information – and have for

over 20 years

Conclusion

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It all starts with additional insights from digital data

We need to connect to that data and integrate it into

systems with proven and secure technologies

Seize the excitement of the IIoT to automate your plant

Business Transformation creates new Value opportunity

with IIoT and creates a new paradigm of solutions

Collaboration between end users and manufacturers of

products and solutions optimizes the value opportunity of

Digital Transformation

The ultimate test of value is proof from the End User!

THANK YOU!

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Copyright

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