The Mine Central Control Room: From Concept to Reality
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Presented at the 2013 Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Annual Meeting (SME 2013). The main concept of a central control room is the ability to gather and automatically transform information from different sources and mines into business decisions, centralizing and monitoring them from a single location. This central control room also acts as a complete repository of all business operations including mine planning, metrics, asset management, quality and process control, surveillance, sustainability data, emissions, energy efficiency projects, weather and more.
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The Mine Central Control Room: From Concept to Reality
- 1. The Mine Central Control Room: From Concept to Reality Kevin Short, Sr. Application Engineer Mining, Minerals and Metals Schneider Electric SME Annual Meeting and Exhibition 2013
- 2. Mining Industry Challenges ● People and work ● Increasing skills shortage ● Reduced teams ● Sustainability ● GHG / Emissions ● Water scarcity ● Energy Prices ● People Safety ● Reporting ● Minerals scarcity ● Cost escalation ● Grade decline ● Remote Operations Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 3. Mining Industry Challenges ● People and work ● Increasing skills shortage Centralized Operations ● Reduced teams ● Sustainability ● GHG / Emissions ● Water scarcity ● Energy Prices ● People Safety ● Reporting ● Minerals scarcity ● Grade decline ● Cost escalation ● Remote Operations Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 4. Users Challenges The right information to the right people Enterprise C-level executives drive sustainability strategies efficiently, choosing best scenario that meets business “I Conserve our objective and regulatory requirements to conserve enterprise resources” enterprise-wide resources. Operations Functional managers can optimize operations, energy, and assets through smart analytical tools, at “I Optimize our one or many sites. operations and assets” Control Experts, on-site or remotely, can control process and network performance and ensure business continuity “I Control our and power availability in real-time, while tracking energy facilities processes” consumption in a secure environment. Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 5. Technical Challenge The full integration of different disciplines Domains Enterprise Performance Power Management Management Process & Machine Management IT Room Management Local Operation Sites supervision Building Management Security Management Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 6. Challenge: Bridging the IT/OT gap IT Across industry segments, Across industry segments, the largest untapped the largest untapped efficiency potential lies at efficiency potential lies at the critical interface the critical interface between Enterprise and between Enterprise and OT Operational systems. Operational systems. Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 7. Approach: Common Service Bus „…Web services – The Service Bus - should become our next generation Modbus. Simple to use, widely accepted as a standard exchange mechanism.“ (Barry Coflan, at OPEN stage gate for WP10) Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 8. ISA 95 architecture framework Level 4 Sustainability Enterprise Time Frame Months, weeks, days Level 3 Operational Efficiency, Statistical Operational Intelligence and Analytics Analysis, Predictive Analytics, Optimization Industrial Building Data Center Time Frame Operations Operations Operations Days, hours, minutes. Level 2 Monitoring, supervisory control and Batch Continuous Discrete Building Data automated control. Control Control Control Control Center Time Frame Control Hours, minutes, seconds/ subseconds Level 1 Sensing Level 0 Physical Assets / Process / Facility Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 9. 3 Levels & 7 functions From Shop Floor to Top Floor Enterprise “I Conserve our Sustainability enterprise resources” Planning Energy Asset Operations Management Management “I Optimize our operations and assets” Business Operation Control “I Control our Power Security facilities processes” Availability Process Control Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 10. Scalable Use what is required / Expand as needed Resource Advisor Enterprise Energy Operation Building Data Center Plant Operation Operation Operation Asset Operation Operations Power SCADA Power Monitoring Expert Expert Building Data Center Process Expert Expert Expert Security Expert Control Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 11. Cloud Delivery Additional investment flexibility! At the Enterprise and At the Enterprise and Operations levels, SaaS Operations levels, SaaS is gaining acceptance for is gaining acceptance for non-critical data, such as non-critical data, such as energy consumption. energy consumption. SaaS makes the business SaaS makes the business case for Efficiency a lot case for Efficiency a lot easier to sell, thanks to an easier to sell, thanks to an “as you save” investment. “as you save” investment. Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 12. Applications Brief examples Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 13. Sustainability Emissions: Sites Market Info: Internet Efficiency: Energy Projects Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 14. Mine Business Operation Downtime: CMMS Downtime: Process Control Downtime: Maintenance Cost: Financials Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 15. Process Control Operation Supervision: Cameras Supervision: Process Control Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 16. Energy Management EM: EM: Financials Process EM: Power Systems Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 17. Building / Surveillance Operation Supervision: Building Automation Supervision: Cameras Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 18. Power Operation Supervision: Power Systems Supervision: Automation Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 19. Weather Supervision: Camera Systems Weather: Lightning Systems Weather: Radar Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 20. Central Control Room Energy Management Video and security Mine Execution systems Systems and Supervision Sustainability Weather Schneider Electric - Industry Business – How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 21. Main Messages Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – SME 2013 Schneider Electric - Industry Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation Equipment – 2012
- 22. Thank You! Schneider Electric – The Mine Central Control–Room: From Concept to Reality – AND ITSEquipment – 2012 Schneider Electric – - Industry CONTROL AND POWER TECHNOLOGIES SME 2013 Schneider Electric TRDS IN Business How to Manage Your Legacy Automation IMPACT FOR MINERAL RECOVERY RATES – SME 2013
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- In 2009, we launched EcoStruxure – Schneider Electric’s name for our integrated system architectures. In 2012, we are evolving and enhancing the EcoStruxure approach with the launch of StruxureWare. StruxureWare is both “a part of” EcoStruxure – it can be used within our integrated system architectures… … but, it is also a set of “stand alone” software tools and services that are flexible enough to be implemented within existing process and building environments.
- SXW integrated architecture spans from Operational Technology (OT) to Information Technology (IT). The OT/IT overlap is a challenging facing many organizations our SXW solutions bridge this gap. Bridging this gap means a mature approach to OT security Cyber Security and an IT approach to Information architecture (data models, semantics models, and master data management). We have increased our focus on this two key topics over the last 2 years in order to deliver SXW and we will continue to go further in this direction.
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- Much of the IT world has been changed by the availability of “the cloud”. We see the potential of this as well and we are capturing this opportunity by providing some of the SXW applications in a SaaS model. Within the EcoStructure program we have developed a Remote Services Platform that provides SXW applications with a single service management (this means common customer registration, user administration, authentication, licensing and e-commerce). The remote services platform will also provide a consolidated platform for managing devices and the data that is delivered to the SaaS based SXW applications later this year. This remote services platform will deliver many new SXW applications in the coming 12 months. More and more connecting pervasive devices to cloud based SXW applications.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- Schneider Electric has a history of building effective, powerful software tools. But, our offering has been a complex network of various applications that have little in common. This far reaching offer can be difficult for customers to understand and select the right applications for their situation. So, we selected some of our best, most robust software applications and organized them into a framework across 3 levels and 7 functions. Different users at different levels have different needs. The machine operator needs millisecond data delivered by a SCADA that allows him to make split second decisions on the plant floor or within a building. The plant manager needs analytics that allow him to analyze trends and optimize assets. The CFO or CEO needs aggregated, monthly or weekly reports that give her a trendline for energy use, cost, carbon, etc. Schneider Electric now has software that perfectly fits each level and business function. Sustainability Planning: To view energy and sustainability issues strategically ensuring all decisions support the financial and operational integrity of your entire enterprise. Energy Management: Flexible and scalable energy management information system that aggregates energy data into a single view to support your energy efficiency initiatives. Business Operations: To maximize business performance and enhance operational efficiency throughout all facilities and processes. Asset Management: To validate that each asset is performing at optimal level and ensure the asset lifecycle is fully optimized. Power Availability: To protect your business from damage and disruptions caused by power outages and power quality issues. Process Control: To control facility processes completely to drive maximum production performance and ensure operational safety. Security: To verify occupants are both protected and able to perform their jobs securely.
- EcoStruxure Web Services are being built behind the applications. This open technology allows for seamless data sharing between the various applications. This allows your organization to be operating from one version of the truth.