Process Solutions User Group

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Process Solutions User Group
Process Solutions User Group
Event Guide
2011
Welcome Process Users,
On behalf of Rockwell Automation, I would like to thank you for joining us in
Chicago, Illinois for our annual Process Solutions User Group (PSUG) meeting.
This year's PSUG meeting promises to be an extraordinary learning and networking
event for all attendees. It's an excellent forum to hear about new process solutions
and expand your peer network. You will have the opportunity to interact directly
with other global process users who are improving their business processes, creating
new revenue streams and establishing best practices by implementing the Rockwell
Automation PlantPAx process automation system for their applications.
Take the opportunity to provide us with direct feedback on new features, functions
and offerings at the Town Hall Voting sessions. We remain focused on your needs
and continue to invest in our technologies and solutions.
Enjoy your Process Week at PSUG and Automation Fair.
Best Regards,
John A. Genovesi
Vice President and General Manager
Information Software and Process Business
table of contents
GENERal Information......................................................................................................................................... 3
Agenda and Speakers......................................................................................................................................... 9
Customer Advisory Board............................................................................................................................. 15
Optional Educational Sessions................................................................................................................. 21
Town Hall Voting Sessions........................................................................................................................... 27
Customer Application Stories..................................................................................................................... 31
PSUG 2012................................................................................................................................................................. 41
A special thank you to our advertisers
Panduit...................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Endress + Hauser.................................................................................................................................................. 4
Hardy Instruments............................................................................................................................................. 8
Flir............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
ProSoft.................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Mynah....................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Spectrum Controls........................................................................................................................................... 28
Phoenix Digital.................................................................................................................................................... 30
Pepperl + Fuchs.................................................................................................................................................... 32
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Registration
The registration area is located near the Level 1 Concierge desk in McCormick Place West—see
Convention Center Map ( ). The registration team will be available to assist you with any
conference needs during the following hours:
Monday: 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
BADGES
Badges must be worn to gain entrance to all Process Solutions User Group proceedings—including the
Monday night event. If you misplace your badge, please go to Registration ( )to have a new one
printed.
MONDAY NIGHT networking event
The Monday evening event will allow you to network with Rockwell Automation and industry peers
while enjoying Chicago's Shedd Aquarium.
You must have your PSUG badge.
EVENT MEALs
Monday Lunch
Lunch will only be provided to those that attend the Monday morning Optional Educational Sessions.
PSUG officially kicks off at noon.
Monday Dinner (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)
Dinner will be provided at the Monday night event at Shedd Aquarium.
Tuesday Breakfast (7:00 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.)
Tuesday Lunch (12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.)
All PSUG at McCormick Place West will be served in W-196 (
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Mobile Phones and Pagers
As a courtesy to all attendees, please set mobile phones and pagers to silent mode. If you need to take a
call during a session, please exit the room quietly.
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general information
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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general information
convention center area mAP
BATCH OR CONTINUOUS PROCESS? BOTH?
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PACK
4.
SHIP
BATCH PROCESS
Material Feed Controller (by Feed Weight)
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HI 1756-WS & 2WS
ControlLogix® Weigh Modules, Single and Dual Scale
Single slot, weigh scale modules
Mounts in Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Programmable Automation
Controllers (PACs) local or remote chassis
Modules available for other Rockwell Automation systems
CONTINUOUS PROCESS
Material Feed Controller (by Feed Rate)
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HI 1756-FC Feeder Controller
Single slot, single feeder loss-in-weight feeder controller module
Mounts in Allen-Bradley ControlLogix-based PACs
Add On Profile (AOP) simplifies integrations
BOTH PROCESSES
Advantage® Load Points and IT® Junction Box
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Stainless steel IP68 hermetic
Matched mv/v, mv/v/ohm
C2® electronic calibration
JBox can be used with up to four, eight conductor load sensors
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agenda and speakers
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Improve Process Efficiency, QA, and Safety with the
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• MPEG-4 Streaming Video & PoE
• 320 × 240 Thermal Resolution
Steel Ladle Integrity
Seat Heater Testing
Hot Glue Flow
Synthetic Textile Process
Warehouse Monitoring
Reduce Downtime and Hazards with FLIR Handheld
Predictive Maintenance Products
FLIR E60
320 × 240 Thermal Camera
FLIR T640
640 × 480 Thermal Camera
Extech PRC 70
Multifunction Process Calculator
Extech HDV Video Scope
with Flexible Probe
Imagery used for illustration purposes only.
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AGENDA – MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Time
Topic
Room
Registration Open
Lobby Area
8:00 a.m.
Optional Educational Sessions
Breakout Rooms
9:00 a.m.
Optional Educational Sessions
Breakout Rooms
10:00 a.m.
Optional Town Hall Voting Sessions
Breakout Rooms
12:00 p.m.
Official Kickoff of PSUG 2011
Stephen Pulsifer, Global Director
Process Marketing Development
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
12:10 p.m.
Process Customer Advisory Board
(CAB) Introductions
CAB Members
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
12:30 p.m.
Information Solutions and Process
Business Update
John Genovesi, Vice President and General Manager
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
1:00 p.m.
Keynote Address: "The Evolution of
Control Systems"
Marty Edwards, Director
CSSP Program
National Cyber Security Division
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
2:00 p.m.
Break
Lobby Area
2:15 p.m.
PlantPAx: Serving Applications Today
and Tomorrow
Som Chakraborti, Business Director
Process Business
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
2:45 p.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
3:45 p.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
4:45 p.m.
Wrap Up/Logistics for Evening Event/Dinner
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
7:00 p.m.
Shedd Aquarium Networking Event/Dinner
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agenda and Keynotes
7:00 a.m.
AGENDA – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
7:00 a.m.
Registration Open
Breakfast
Lobby Area
W-190 Dining
8:00 a.m.
Welcome Back
Stephen Pulsifer
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
8:05 a.m.
PlantPAx System: What's New and Coming
Ben Mansfield, Marketing Manager
PlantPAx System
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
9:00 a.m.
Town Hall Voting Sessions
Breakout Rooms
10:00 a.m.
Break
Lobby Area
10:15 a.m.
Town Hall Voting Sessions/
Educational Sessions
Breakout Rooms
11:15 a.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
12:15 p.m.
Lunch
W-190 Dining
1:15 p.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
2:15 p.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
3:15 p.m.
Break
Lobby Area
3:30 p.m.
Customer Success Stories
Breakout Rooms
4:30 p.m.
Town Hall Voting Results/Contest Winners
Process CAB
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
4:50 p.m.
Wrap Up
Stephen Pulsifer
Main Session (W-190 A/B)
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speakers
In order of appearance:
John Genovesi
Vice President and General Manager, Information Software and Process
Business, Rockwell Automation
John Genovesi is Vice President, General Manger of Rockwell Automation's Information Software
and Process business. He is responsible for leading growth, profitability and development strategies
globally. In this role, John implements strategies to ensure delivery of value-based solutions in
support of our customer’s global productivity initiatives. Genovesi's prior role was Vice President,
Global Accounts since 2008. Prior to that, he was appointed Vice President, Automotive and he was
appointed Vice President Automotive and Tire Industry Initiative in 2006, District Manager in
Cleveland in 2001, and branch manager in Rochester NY in 1998. Genovesi joined Rockwell
Automation in 1989 as a senior account manager in Buffalo, NY, where he became the branch
manager in 1996. John holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Case Western
Reserve University, in Cleveland Ohio. He also has a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Electrical
Engineering from Youngstown State University.
Marty Edwards
Director , Control Systems Security Program (CSSP), National Cyber Security
Division U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Marty Edwards is the director of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Control
Systems Security Program (CSSP). CSSP is part of DHS’s National Cyber Security Division. CSSP
works to reduce industrial control system risks within and across all critical infrastructure and key
resource sectors by coordinating efforts among federal, state, local and tribal governments, as well as
industrial control systems owners, operators and vendors. The Control Systems Security Program
also operates the Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT). The
ICS-CERT responds to and analyzes control systems related incidents, conducts vulnerability and
malware analysis, and shares and coordinates vulnerability information and threat analysis through
products and alerts. Mr. Edwards has over 20 years of experience and brings a strong industrial
control system industry focus to DHS. Before coming to CSSP, Mr. Edwards was a program
manager focused on control systems security work at Idaho National Laboratory. Prior to his work at
the laboratory, Mr. Edwards held a wide variety of roles in the instrumentation and automation
fields, including field service, instrument engineering, control systems engineering and project
management. Mr. Edwards has also held various positions in non profit organizations, including
Chairman of the Board for one of the automation communities’ largest user group conferences. Mr.
Edwards holds a diploma of technology in Process Control and Industrial Automation (Magna cum
Laude) from the British Columbia Institute of Technology.
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agenda and Speakers
Steve Pulsifer
Global Director of Process Market Development, Rockwell Automation
Stephen E. Pulsifer and his team are responsible for all Commercial Programs and Activities as they
relate to the Process business. He joined Rockwell Automation in 2007 as the Director of Life
Sciences, Market Development. He attended Wentworth School of Technology (C.E.T.) and
Northeastern University (B.S.B.A.) in Management Information Systems. In 1983, he went to work
for Analog Devices Semiconductor (Wilmington, MA). He held various positions including
Reliability Lab Department Manager. In 1991, he went to work for Total Control Products (Melrose
Park, IL), a designer and manufacturer of operator interfaces, control technology and industrial
process software. Steve worked as a sales engineer and was promoted to Southeast District Sales
Manager. In 1999, the company was acquired by GE Fanuc Automation (Charlottesville, Virginia).
Steve became the Northeast Regional TCP Sales Manager. In 2000, Steve moved into strategic
marketing and became the Life Sciences Market Development Manager. In 2003, he went to work
for GE Sensing as the Global Healthcare Product Marketing Manager and, in 2006, Steve became
the Marketing Operations Leader for GE Sensing and Inspection.
speakers
Som Chakraborti
business director, Process Business, Rockwell Automation
Som Chakraborti is the business director of the Process business within the Architecture and Software
Portfolio Management organization. He is responsible for the profitable growth of the PlantPAx
system in Process applications. Som has extensive experience in the process arena, including process
solutions project engineering, automation services and solutions delivery management with a
competitive DCS supplier and most recently as a marketing manager for PlantPAx within Rockwell
Automation. Som brings over 16 years of engineering and business experience. He joined Rockwell
Automation from ABB in 2004 as a manager of Engineering Process Automation and has held
positions of increasing responsibility across a variety of business groups in his time here. Most recently
he was manager, Marketing, PlantPAx within the Architecture and Software Portfolio Management
organization. Som earned his Bachelor's of Engineering from the India-Birla Institute of Technology
and Science, Pilani, India. He also earned a Master's of Science from West Virginia University and his
MBA from The Ohio State University.
ben mansfield
marketing Manager, Rockwell Automation
Ben Mansfield is the Marketing Manager for the PlantPAx Process Automation System, responsible for
driving the future of the product portfolio to meet the needs of our process industry clients. During his
time at Rockwell, Ben has provided technical consultation for large process applications and worked in
product marketing with a focus on bringing new capabilities to PlantPAx. Ben has over 13 years
experience in process automation, delivering solutions to clients in the Chemical, Life Sciences, Water/
Wastewater and Mining industries.
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Customer Advisory Board
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MEET THE CUSTOMER ADVISORY BOARD
The Customer Advisory Board, representing a broad set of Process industries, is the key to the success
of this forum. We thank them for their ongoing contributions!
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND
BOB WETTER, DIRECTOR OF INSTRUMENT, ELECTRICAL ANd COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Bob Wetter has been working with process automation and power distribution for over 30 years—the last 28 years with ADM.
He has responsibility for the automation and power distribution for ADM’s 230 processing facilities around the world. At
ADM, safety is job one. For power distribution, ADM has implemented a variety of standards to improve the safety for people
working on and around electrical distribution equipment. On the automation side, his responsibility includes the design and
implementation of control systems for all of ADM’s major processes. As almost all of ADM’s processing facilities deal with
potential hazards such as ethanol, hexane, and hydrogen, there is a high level of interest in making ADM’s control system as safe
as possible.
Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU)
Jay Hardison
Jay has over 28 years of experience in the areas of electrical, instrumentation, and automation in the water and wastewater industry.
Jay first entered the industry working for an automation integrator after college. 10 of the last 26 years at CSU Jay has been a
project manager for many projects including a new 20 MGD greenfield wastewater treatment plant and currently managing a new
50 MGD water treatment plant project.
NADINE ARENS, Consultant, Process Dynamics and Control Group
Nadine Arens is a Consultant in the Process Dynamics and Control Group in DuET. After graduating from the University of
Houston, she joined the DuPont field engineering program and implemented new Bailey INFI-90 process control systems in DPC
plants for 10 years. She then transferred to the Kalrez® business for 7 years as Quality Manager and Six Sigma Black Belt. In 2008,
she moved to the DuET Process Dynamics & Control group as a consultant. Her expertise includes batch control, dynamic
modeling and operator training stations. Nadine is the System Manager for ABB Bailey INFI-90 system at the Corporate
Integration and Testing Center. Since joining PD&C, Nadine has been involved in implementing projects in TDC3000, ABB
Bailey INFI-90, Rockwell RSLogix and Siemens PCS7.
Gerrie Process Group
Gary McKenzie, Process Control Specialist
Gary McKenzie has been working with automated control systems for over 16 years with Gerrie Electric, a Rockwell Automation
Distributor. Gary spent the first several years of his career as a Distributor Automation Specialist supporting Allen-Bradley control
systems of all varieties. He now manages the Process Control Group within Gerrie Electric, a group that is completely dedicated to
designing and deploying automated control systems within process applications using Rockwell Automation technologies. He has
worked with process systems across many industries including steel, food and beverage, pharmaceutical and water/waste water
treatment. Over the last 7 years, Gary has been involved on several projects replacing large legacy DCS systems, requiring the design
of both the control system and migration strategies.
INDUSTRIAL FURNACE COMPANY
MICHAEL HILTON, DIRECTOR OF ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTION
Michael began his career in the electrical field nearly 25 years ago in the military. During that time, he designed and deployed
the first wireless network to be used in a combat area. After the military, he worked in the machine tool industry designing
“cutting edge” control systems for the automotive industry. In his current role, he works in the waste water, mining, and oil and
gas industries using Multi-Hearth and Fluidized Bed Furnace control systems to produce products in a “clean and green”
manner. Recently, these projects included heat recovery systems to produce clean power and reduce fuel consumption. These
projects utilize most of the Rockwell Automation product line, including both software and hardware interfacing to Fieldbus
technology. He has experience with Rockwell Automation Advanced Process Control function blocks and has also worked with
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DARREN TWYFORD, CONTROL SYSTEM SPECIALIST
Darren Twyford has been working in the Process Automation field for nearly 15 years in the consulting engineering arena. His
experience has been primarily in the metals industry, providing electrical, instrumentation and automation solutions for the
iron and steel industry worldwide. Recent projects also include DCS migration into the Rockwell platform. With his previous
work experience, Darren is currently providing process control systems from concept to design to commissioning and start up.
With exposure to varied control system platforms and manufacturers, Darren has gained critical insight into today’s
demanding process requirements and how to achieve sustainable automation.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Bob Kilas, Electrical AND Controls Technical Leader
Bob has over 30+ years of experience in electrical and controls engineering. He began his career as an Instrument and Controls
Engineer in power generation (right at the time of Three Mile Island). He then worked as a site Instrument and Controls
Engineer at a petrochemical facility. Over the last 25+ years Bob has been working at Kimberly-Clark primarily supporting the
tissue business. He has held various positions within Kimberly-Clark including an Electrical and Controls Engineer, a Project
Electrical and Controls Engineer, a Project Leader, a Site Engineering and Maintenance Manager, a Staff Engineering Manager,
and currently an Electrical and Controls Technical Leader. Bob is responsible for developing electrical and controls strategies
and setting technical direction regarding the use of electrical and controls technologies. He is also responsible for driving the
development and use of engineering best practices and standards.
Kraft Foods North America
bob pegHer, Staff Engineer – Electrical/Process Controls
Bob has over 25 years of experience in electrical engineering and process controls design, primarily as a consultant to the steel,
automation, and consumer packaged goods industries. Since 1993, he has been with Nabisco (now Kraft) working as a
Supervisory Process Controls Engineer, Plant Electrical Engineer, and Process and Packaging Group Design Leader. Bob
currently supports the Kraft Foods North America Snacks Sector as a staff engineer at the Technology Center in East Hanover,
NJ. Bob is responsible for all aspects of electrical engineering and process controls design for large capital execution projects.
His focus is on developing and maintaining corporate engineering standards, project execution methodologies, safety related
control systems, batching systems, and production line integration strategies. Bob helps to maintain and strengthen
relationships with Rockwell Automation (Kraft's Strategic Automation Partner), key Rockwell Automation solution providers,
systems integrators, and OEMs.
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP)
Kris D. Jentzsch, Project Engineer – Project Services, Instrumentation and Controls
Obsolescence Management (ICOM)
Kris was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, and spent over 8 years with the U.S. Navy Nuclear Power Program. He joined
PG&E in 1991 at DCPP, performing concept, design, testing, implementation and maintaining of control systems to replace
obsolete systems for Liquid and Gaseous Waste Systems, Diesel Generator monitoring, Plant Process monitoring and Reactor
Protection. He holds a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering Technology (Excelsior College), a B.S. in Mechatronics Engineering
(Mechanical Engineering Core) and a M.S. in Mechatronics Engineering (Electrical Engineering Core) from CalPoly
University, San Luis Obispo, California.
Pfizer, Inc.
Jim LaBonty, Director – PGE Process Automation
Jim LaBonty draws on over 30 years of process automation and process control experience aiding Pfizer’s Global Engineering
division’s process automation engineering team. Jim contributes engineering leadership to automation engineering technical
direction, scope and engineering support for Pfizer specialty care, biotech, pharmaceutical, consumer, animal health and
nutrition, 79 global manufacturing sites, authoring overarching automation strategy for each manufacturing division and
overseeing global capital projects within these manufacturing sites. Jim also significantly contributes to the Pfizer global
Automation Community of Practice—a virtual team of Pfizer’s highly skilled automation professionals that focus and leverage
their collaborative energies and skills across Pfizer. This global network team leverages APQC formal community of practice
(CoP) principals to provide the framework to collectively work together developing company-wide automation best practices;
automation standards; automation guidelines and common unified applications; and harmonized verification and
documentation approaches. The central engineering team also performs technical site and project design reviews of
manufacturing automation system architectures (MES scope thru automation control systems). Jim holds a B.S. in Chemical
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MEET THE CUSTOMER ADVISORY BOARD
Engineering from University of Maine at Orono, a B.S in Electrical Engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology, as
well as a M.S. in Management (Executive M.B.A.) from Purdue University.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer*
Don Geers, Senior Process Controls Engineer
Don Geers has been working in the Process Controls field for over 30 years as an end user, systems integrator, and back to an
end user. His experience has been across a wide variety of industries including chemical, food, and pharmaceutical processes. He
has been heavily involved with design, installation, and startup of process automation solutions with emphasis on electrical,
instrumentation, and computer controls. Integration with various DCS control systems as well as thePlantPAx process
automation system have given him experience in a wide variety of control devices. Don’s primary focus is maintaining and
enhancing the process control system within his facility. Don has an Electronics Engineering degree as well as a Level III
Certified Control System Technician with the International Society of Automation.
*Unnamed due to corporate policy .
PREMIER SYSTEM INTEGRATORS
LARRY GRATE, P.E., ACCOUNT DELIVERY MANAGER, DECATUR BUSINESS UNIT
ProctEr & Gamble, Inc.
PAT DOLLARD, PROCESS CONTROL SECTION LEAD
Pat Dollard began working in the digital systems labs at Procter and Gamble in 1979, using “powerful” 64KB real-time
computers for batch control. He has continued to work on, and lead, Process Control projects for various divisions within P&G,
such as food and beverage, health care and beauty care. Currently, Pat leads both the Process Control Section and the
Manufacturing Applied Information Technology Section in P&G’s Corporate Engineering. He earned a B.S. in Chemical
Engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Shell Global Solution
Trung Nguyen, project engineer
Trung Nguyen is an electrical engineer with 25 years experience in applied industrial automation. He has worked on projects in
many industries such as pharmaceutical, biotech, chemical, metallurgy, petro-chemical and pulp and paper. These projects have
allowed him to gain concrete experience in project lifecycle implementation for industrial control systems such as DCS, PLC/
HMI, SCADA, Batch, Data Historian, MES, ERP Integration and networking for industrial applications. He always updates his
technical abilities that are complemented by his organizational skills, which are assets in his roles as automation technical lead
within the Shell Global Solution organization.
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customer Advisory Board
Larry joined PREMIER in 2007 and is responsible for system architecture and design, as well as account management for
projects completed out of its Decatur, AL location. As a Co-Op student many years ago, Larry had the unique opportunity to
see the migration from single loop controllers and hard-wired relay logic, to PLC-based control and then several DCS
implementations in a few short years. Larry has over 20 years of experience in automation and controls, with both DCS and
PLC-based systems. He has completed several projects migrating legacy DCS solutions to Logix-based solutions, as well as
multiple new installations using object based coding principles and the PlantPAx library. Larry has done various projects using
the Advance Process Control blocks in Rockwell solutions as well as similar functions in DCS systems. Larry has experience in
pulp and paper, food and beverage, metals, and automation industries. Larry has a B.S. in Engineering from Mercer University in
Macon Georgia, and his PE license in control systems.
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optional educational sessions
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optional EDUCATIONal SESSIONS
These are optional sessions and free to all attendees. You can receive Professional Development Hours (PDH) and the
corresponding documentation.
These optional Educational Sessions are being offered to provide technical information to attendees. The topics were derived
from suggestions made by the PSUG Customer Advisory Board.
Monday
Time
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
CC10A
ED-01 PlantPAx System Overview
ED-09 Improving Safety and Reliability with
High Performance HMIs
CC10B
ED-02 Using the Process Library
Room
CC11A
ED-05 Turning Process Data
into Production Intelligence
ED-13 Historian: Overview Strategies for
Collecting and Analyzing Data
CC11B
ED-06 Process Networks and Security
ED-14 Process Safety Systems for Critical Control
CC12A
ED-07 Automation Lifecycle
ED-15 Advanced Process Control: Optimizing Your
Process Operation
CC12B
ED-08 Introduction to FactoryTalk PharmaSuite
and CPG Suite
ED-16 Alarm Management Best Practices
CC10C
CC10D
tuesday
Time
Room
10:15 a.m.
CC10C
ED-17 An Introduction to PID Performance Metrics: What Does it All Mean
CC10D
ED-18 Building the Virtual Plant for PlantPAx Based on Simulation Software
CC11A
ED-19 Three Simple Steps to SCADA System Security
CC11B
ED-02 Using the Process Library
CC12A
ED-05 Turning Process Data into Production Intelligence
CC12B
ED-04 The PlantPAx System with VM-Ware Ready Software
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optional
educational SEssions
ED-03 Integrating Devices into
Process Control Systems
ED-04 The PlantPAx System with VM-Ware
Ready Software
ED-10 PlantPAx Design Considerations Using
Architecture and Sizing Tools
ED-11 Process and Power Control: Driving
Continuous Improvements
ED-12 Implementing PlantPAx Logix Batch
and Sequence Manager
optional EDUCATIONal SESSIONS
ED-01
PlantPAx System Overview
Presenter: Jason Wright
Gain a comprehensive perspective on the capabilities of the PlantPAx system including system high availability. This
discussion is ideal for end users, OEMs and solution providers who are looking for true plant-wide control,
information integration, engineering efficiencies and right-sized designs.
ED-02
Using the PlantPAx Process Library and Engineering Tools
Presenters: Dale Reed and Russ Brandes
Reduce your process application development efforts through the use of process library objects and the Logix View
Utility, an engineering workstation software that helps reduce configuration time of Logix controllers and HMI
applications. The session defines the operation of key objects, explains the technology behind them and demonstrates
deployment in a process system.
ED-03
Improve Design and Installation Flexibility through Field Device
Networks and System Integration
Presenter: Brian Root
Simplify the connection of smart process instrumentation via EtherNet/IP, HART, Foundation Fieldbus, and
ProfiPA through the device integrations tools and documents available with PlantPAx. You’ll see how to implement
Process Library objects for instrumentation and gain valuable insight into the ROI associatd with easy device
integration for our strategic partners such as Endress + Hauser.
ED-04
Constructing a PlantPAx System with VM-Ready Software
Presenter: Tony Baker
Virtualization is a software technology that is rapidly transforming the enterprise information landscape and
fundamentally changing the way hardware is allocated. The technology dynamically allocates servers and other
hardware resources when and where they are needed enabling you to run multiple software applications on a single
server. Learn about the VMware-ready software products that have been added to the PlantPAx system to help
leverage the benefits of virtualization.
ED-05
Turning Process Data into Production Intelligence
Presenters: Matt Giordano and George Peters
See how role-based dashboards and key performance indicators can improve operation efficiencies from an operator
to plant manager and beyond. You’ll turn raw data into actionable information including trends, golden batches and
more. Understand the time-saving features of a Production Intelligence strategy in improving business decisions.
ED-06
Process Networks and Security
Presenters: Brad Hegrat and Pete Morell
Learn about the commonalities between your current process configurations and IT infrastructures and the
compelling reasons for change. Gain insight into the design principles necessary to secure your ICS, DCS and
SCADA infrastructure for the future.
ED-07
Identify, Mitigate and Eliminate the Risks of Process Automation
Obsolescence
Presenter: Lonnie Morris
As process automation systems approach the end of their expected life, the availability of parts and resources become
more difficult to obtain, until the point one or both are exhausted. Learn how to proactively manage your
automation system lifecycle to maximize uptime, prioritize migrations, and bridge to new technology.
Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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optional EDUCATIONal SESSIONS
ED-08
Introduction to FactoryTalk PharmaSuite and CPG Suite
Presenters: Michael Gay and Steve Lichon
This session provides a basic introduction discussing the general functionality, technology and value propositions
behind FactoryTalk CPGSuite for the food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industries and, FactoryTalk
PharmaSuite tailored for the needs of the pharma and biotech industries.
ED-09
Improving Safety and Reliability with High Performance HMIs
Presenter: Mike Carrigan, Vice President, PAS
For over thirty years, industrial processes have been controlled through computerized schematic representations of
the plant. The typical process schematic display in use today often contains too much data that is poorly conveyed,
causing inefficiencies in the operation of the plant. Upgrading to High-Performance Human-Machine Interfaces
(HMIs) increases the situational awareness of your operators, resulting in safer and more reliable operations. This
session shall include: History of HMI’s in the Processing Industry, benefits to implementing High Performance
HMIs, Methods and technologies to design and implement High Performance HMIs
ED-10
PlantPAx Design Considerations Using Architecture and Sizing Tools
Presenter: Alex Cherpakov
Gain an understanding of the PlantPAx core system architecture, hardware, software and performance boundaries. You’ll
learn about system sizing rules derived from our process system characterization and how those are applied when defining a
PlantPAx system. Learn how to use the Process System Estimator (PSE) within the Integrated Architecture Builder (IAB) to
size a PlantPAx system for an application.
ED-11
Process and Power Control: Driving Continuous Improvement
ED-12
Implementing PlantPAx Logix Batch and Sequence Manager
Presenter: John Parraga
This scalable controller-based batch and sequencing solution significantly reduces engineering time for system
integrators and OEMs. Learn where and how it can be applied to achieve the most value. Use core system functions
in the Logix control platform and FactoryTalk View to configure equipment, build recipes and execute a running
batch/sequencing production process without application servers and/or software. You can start small and easily scale
into a comprehensive software solution without costly reengineering and testing.
ED-13
Historian: Overview Strategies for Collecting and Analyzing
Process Data
Presenter: Jan Pingel
A distributed historian strategy produces strong advantages. Learn how FactoryTalk Historian delivers a scalable,
modular, synchronized methodology for collecting, maintaining and analyzing process data at each level of
production operations.
ED-14
PlantPAx Process Safety System for Critical Control
Presenter: Allan Rentcome
Learn how the PlantPAx high availability and redundant capabilities will help you with the process safety
requirements and technology to further protect process assets, people and the environment. You’ll explore the broad
range of scalable solutions possible using PlantPAx.
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optional
educational SEssions
Presenter: Sergio Gama
Learn how the integration of motor control devices to the process control system leverages your investment in automation to
support a continuous improvement strategy for your plant. Maximize your asset availability, improve time to market, enable
an energy management strategy, and protect your personnel and assets when you combine PlantPAx with Allen-Bradley
motor control devices across EtherNet/IP.
optional EDUCATIONal SESSIONS
ED-15
Advanced Process Control: Improving Yield and Throughput
Presenter: Ric Snyder
To remain competitive today, process manufacturers must ensure they are getting maximum utilization of their
existing assets before initiating costly capacity expansion projects. PlantPAx Advanced Process Control portfolio
provides a comprehensive suite of tools and applications to assist our customers in improving product yield and
process throughput, from model-based regulatory control blocks to Model Predictive Control and Optimization
applications for difficult to control process units.
ED-16
Alarm Management Best Practices
Presenter: Jason Wright
Do you or your customers have an ineffective alarm system that plant operators tend to ignore? Have you heard
about ISA-18.2 or EEMUA-191 and wonder what they entail? This session will introduce you to the current
industry direction related to alarming and elaborate on some of the best practices and performance benchmarks
being recommended. It’s perfect for anyone concerned with solving challenging alarm management issues.
ED-17
What Does It All Mean: An Introduction to PID Performance Metricss
Presenter: Bob Rice, Vice President, Control Station
Real-time monitoring to identify under-performing PID control loops has become an integral part of preventative
maintenance. Among others, the rising costs of energy and production inputs are driving forces. While many
software solutions display performance metrics, it is important to understand the purpose and limitations of these
performance assessment techniques. This session will review performance measures from simple statistics to
complicated model-based performance criteria. By understanding the underlying concepts of the various techniques,
participants will gain an understanding of the proper use of performance criteria. An evaluation of techniques with
tips and suggestions will be provided.
ED-18
Building the Virtual Plant Using Simulation Software
Presenter: Martin Berutti, President and COO, Mynah
Operations managers at process plants have greater challenges than ever before. Worker safety, environmental
stewardship, process uptime, and conservation of plant resources have been common goals for plant operations for
the last several decades. However, today additional challenges are stretching the limits of plant operations making the
job of running a process plant more difficult than any other time in history. Operations managers that use Rockwell
Automation's PlantPAx have a powerful tool available to combat these challenges. The Virtual Plant based on
MiMiC Simulation Software is an enabling technology that allows process plants to address these issues and other
operational challenges.
ED-19
Three Simple Steps to SCADA Systems Security
Presenters: Gilbert Kwan, Automation Solutions Engineer, Harris Group
Gabe Shones, Senior Automation Engineer, Harris Group
Today, utilities are asked to do more with less and decreased operational budgets while government regulations have
increased. These demands have forced utilities to automate and integrate their operations to collect more process
information from their facilities so that they can make supportable smart decisions. SCADA vendor technology has
responded by reducing the cost of hardware and software, while improving performance and providing open
integration tools. As a result, organizations have been transitioning from proprietary systems to less expensive,
standardized technologies and common networking protocols used by the Internet. This presentation will help
utilities understand SCADA security and apply three simple steps that can help secure a SCADA system today.
Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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town hall voting sessions
town hall voting sessions
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Ladies and gentlemen,
children of all ages: welcome to the Fair!
After the PSUG meeting, join Spectrum Controls for
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Tuesday November 15, 5:30pm, Regency Ballroom
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To wn Hall V oting sessions
Here's your chance to shape the future of Rockwell Automation process control functionality. These
Town Hall Voting Sessions are a prime opportunity to give your input on specific key priorities as we
continue to expand our PlantPAx Process Automation System capabilities. Your input is provided to
Rockwell Automation business and product management for response and consideration in their
development roadmaps.
PlantPAx Advanced Process Control
Room CC11A
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
PlantPAx encompasses an advanced control suite of offerings for process optimization capabilities
including modeling, scenario analysis, multiple model management and much more.
PlantPAx Batch Management and Control Room CC10D
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
PlantPAx batch management and control solutions offer flexible production, equipment-independent
recipe management, batch-independent equipment control, and regulatory compliance. Operation
functions provide batch visualization, analysis, and web-based reporting. These scalable integrated
solutions meet industry standards to meet small, basic batch/sequencing needs, as well as distributed,
comprehensive batch/sequencing needs.
PlantPAx Process Safety and Critical Control
Room CC11B
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
PlantPax Process Safety and Critical Control is the combination of products from Rockwell Automation
and ICS Triplex, a Rockwell Automation company. The PlantPAx system supports expanded process safety
offerings that provide high levels of availability of safety in process critical control applications.
PlantPAx System Core Room CC10A
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.
The PlantPAx core system consists of the components required to engineer and maintain a process
system. This includes system servers, workstations and controllers. The core system also includes interfaces
to field devices, including I/O modules, linking devices and bridges, as well as the network infrastructure.
PlantPAx Process Information Room CC11A
PlantPAx System Tools and Utilities Room CC10B
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.
The PlantPAx solution includes additional tools that can be used to develop your process application, in
conjunction with the standard Integrated Architecture™ tools such as RSLogix 5000, Process System
Estimator, Process Library and IAB.
PlantPAx Device integration and Asset Management
Room CC10C
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
The PlantPAx system allows for integration of field device components such as interfaces, instruments,
actuators, drives, and field devices. This includes EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, HART, FOUNDATION
Fieldbus, and PROFIBUS PA.
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town hall voting sessions
Monday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
The PlantPAx process information solution offers an integrated set of decision-making tools and
dashboards that help provide real-time access to and analysis of process and production information
throughout the enterprise, produce Web-based KPI dashboards and reports and deliver timely information
throughout manufacturing—derived from various manufacturing processes.
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customer apPlication sessions
customer presentations
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CUSTOMER APPLICATION sessions Agenda
This year's presenters represent companies from many different countries and industries. Each
presentation addresses different applications, critical issues, best practices and solution benefits.
Monday
Tuesday
Time
Room
2:45 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
1:15 p.m.
2:15 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
CC10A
CS-21
Johns Manville
CS-02
Applikon Biotech
CS-20
Industrial
Furnace
CS-24
London, Ontario
Regional Water
Supply
CS-13
Engineering
Unlimited
CS-10
DuPont
CC10B
CS-23
Momentive
Specialty
Chemicals
CS-10
DuPont
CS-03
Automated
Control
Concepts
CS-08
Cynar, PLC
CS-01
AMC Medicion y
Control
CC10C
CS-24
London, Ontario
Regional Water
Supply
CS-15
FPD Power
Development
CS-26
Sementes Selecta
S.A.
CS-06
BSBios/Intecnial
CS-21
Johns Manville
CS-17
FPD Power
Development
CC10D
CS-04
Bachelor
Controls
CS-05
Bama
Companies
CS-04
Bachelor
Controls
CS-13
Engineering
Unlimited
CS-12
ECS Solutions
CS-02
Applikon Biotech
CC11A
CS-19
Huhtamaki
CS-26
Sementes Selecta
S.A.
CS 01
AMC Medicion
y Control
CS-17
Grantek Systems
Integration
CS-19
Huhtamaki
CS 14
EZSoft
CC11B
CS-08
Cynar, PLC
CS-07
Carvajal Pulpa
y Papel
CS-11
Eastman
Chemical
CS-05
Bama
Companies
CS-27
Unilever
CS-06
BSBios/Intecnial
CC12A
CS-14
EZSoft
CS-16
Grantek Systems
Integration
CS-18
Holcim Cement
CS-24
Momentive
Specialty
Chemicals
CS-11
Eastman
Chemical
CS-25
SAFCO
Engineering
CC12B
CS-22
Malisko
Engineering
CS-25
SAFCO
Engineering
CS-12
ECS Solutions
CS-09
Dr. Reddy's
CS-03
Automated
Control
Concepts
CS-09
Dr. Reddy's
CC12C
CS-20
Industrial
Furnace
CS-27
Unilever
CS-22
Malisko
Engineering
CS-18
Holcim Cement
customer
Application Sessions
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CS-07
Carvajal Pulpa
y Papel
CUSTOMER APPLICATION sessions
CS-01
AMC Medicion y Control
Oil and Gas
Digital Monitoring and Control System for Offshore Platforms
Presenter: Alfredo M. Cardenas, Automation Director
AMC implemented a PlantPAx system with Foundation Fieldbus technology in a low consumption system on an
offshore platform. Learn how the full system integration (DMCS and SIS) provided optimized commissioning and
startup , easy maintenance through standardized libraries and configuration tools and increased operational
efficiencies.
CS-02
Applikon Biotech
Life Sciences/OEM
Standarizing on PlantPAx System for Advanced Bioreactor Systems
Presenters: Lawrence Forman, Director of Project Management
Pete Vranesich, Service Engineer
Applikon Biotechnology is a world leader in developing and supplying advanced bioreactor systems from laboratory
scale to production scale. This session will discuss Applikon’s new multi-reactor control system designs to standardize
on a commercially available controller platform (Logix) and superior physical design for Applikon’s iControl series of
bioreactors.
CS-03
Automated Control Concepts
Life Sciences
Implementation of a PlantPAx System in a Regulated Industry
Presenter: Victor Ronchetti, Senior Vice President and Technical Director
Projects for regulated environments always involve substantial challenges. In designing and implementing a new
bioprocess manufacturing facility, ACC strategically used available tools and technology to implement, commission,
and qualify the PlantPAx system more efficiently. FactoryTalk AssetCentre was used to maintain control of the
software from over 15 different vendors, including skid builders, greatly reducing the time required for coordination
during commissioning.
CS-04
Bachelor Controls
Food and Beverage
Making World-Class Bourbon with PlantPAx
Presenter: Jerry Leuthold, Project Manager
Kentucky produces 95 percent of the world’s bourbon and the industry is expanding faster than any time since
prohibition. A new Wild Turkey green field distillery has the latest in modern technology and will double capacity.
Learn why the PlantPAx system was selected over an Emerson Delta V system, the objectives of the project
management team, and the benefits that PlantPAx provided.
CS-05
Bama Companies
Food and Beverage
Upgading Existing Batch Process to PlantPAx System and FactoryTalk Batch
Presenter: Sean Nichols, Control Engineer
The Bama Companies replaced their current control system with the PlantPAx process automation system. Learn
about the challenges that faced them prior to replacement, the criteria in selecting the new system and the structured
process necessary for migrating. With ongoing involvement of key stakeholders, Bama was able to successfully
implement the new, flexible system with controlled risk.
Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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CUSTOMER APPLICATION sessions
CS-06
BSBIos/Intecnial
Biodiesel/OEM
PlantPAx Distributed Control System for Greenfield Soybean Processing Plant
Presenter: Marcelo Cantele, Director, Intecnial
A new greenfield Soybean Processing Plant selected PlantPAx for complete process control and asset management
was engineered and implemented by INTECNIAL, a company level OEM. The system includes a complete
distributed system with six PACs, 1.000+ I/O, 200+ HART instruments distributed in redundant ControlNet
network and 300 intelligent motor control connected in DeviceNet. Learn how the PlantPAx integrated system
allowed the customer to implement start-up in phases and in a very short amount of time.
CS-07
Carvajal Pulpa y Papel
Pulp and Paper
PlantPAx and SIS Solution for a Recovery Boiler at Pulp Plant
Presenter: Mario Lopez, Engineering and Project Manager and Jorge Quesada, Automation Manager
This session will detail the Colombian paper producer, Carvajal Pulpa y Papel, was facing difficulties in meeting
process safety compliance and regulations such as NFPA 85 and 86 and Boiler Advisory Committee (BLRBAC) for
its recovery boiler. Their legacy systems were ineffective and posed a challenge in solving their issues. This session
with detail the process they followed to choose and implement a PlantPAx system that exceeded their requirements
for high availability, tight integration with their power solutions, and provided one integrated control platform for
their generation area.
CS-08
Cynar, Plc
Diesel/Sustainability
Rockwell Automation Helping Cynar Convert End of Life Plastic Into Diesel
Presenter: Michael Murray, Chief Executive Officer
The Cynar technology is a system that converts a variety of waste plastics into low sulphur hydrocarbon fuels. The
technology incorporates liquefaction, pyrolysis and distillation. Learn how Cynar supported the commercialization
of this technology by leveraging local Rockwell Automation resources and the PlantPAx system with the end result
being a fully packaged, modularized skid which can be easily transported and integrated within an existing plant.
CS-09
Dr. Reddy's
Life Sciences
Process Automation Challenges in Generic API Plants in India
Presenter: Ramachandra Pandian, Director and Head/Central Engineering - CTO
Multi-product API facilities are very complex in nature and have their own dynamics. There are various stages and
numerous steps in manufacturing one API. Designing, commissioning and qualifying a complete process automation
system is always a challenge. Moving from a complete manual operation to a very high level of automation was also
challenging. Our journey started eighteen months ago. We succeeded because of strong teamwork in the design space
and stong in-house project support capabilities in the manufacturing space. Our process and safety requirements were
superbly matched by technical solutions provided by the world's best automation corporations.
CS-10
Dupont Performance Coatings
Specialty Chemicals
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customer
Application Sessions
A Process Control System Prototype for Acrylic Polymerization Reactors
Presenter: Harry Gianakis, Principal Investigator
Across DuPont Performance Coatings (DPC) manufacturing sites, process control assets are aging, while limited
resources are available to support their replacement. Control software configuration is the most complex and
expensive step in the installation of new control systems. This session will discuss how deployment of selected control
system prototypes can simplify installation, reduce cost and deliver additional benefits. We worked with Rockwell
Automation engineers to develop a new process automation system for a Pilot Polymerization Facility. The PlantPAx
system was initially set-up at the Corporate Integration and Testing Center and was interfaced to a DuPont™
TMODS™ model of the facility. This setup was used for control system check-out, recipe testing and operating
procedure development well before the facility was constructed. An operator training simulation tool is being
developed using the same simulation model of the facility, emulated controllers, virtual images of the servers and a
virtual process control network.
CUSTOMER APPLICATION Sessions
CS-11
Eastman Chemical
Chemical
Cybersecurity within the Chemical Sector
Presenter: Mark Heard, Systems Associate
In an environment of growing cyber threats, a chemical plant is not safe unless it is secure. The Chemical Sector, in
partnership with U.S. Department of Homeland Security, published a Roadmap to Secure Control Systems in the
Chemical Sector. A public-private working group formed focused on the implementation of the Roadmap. This
session will describe the collaborative efforts underway in the working group, the progress made and resources
available to support the goals.
CS-12
ECS Solutions, Inc.
Food and Beverage
Making ISA-S-88 Control Systems More Affordable
Presenter: Randy Otto, Vice President
ECS Solutions has developed software which delivers a high-feature control system at or below the cost of a simple
recipe system, making ISA S-88 (batch) control systems much more affordable. ECS will present a highly successful
project recently completed. With this software ECS started production trials on a 60 unit FactoryTalk Batch system
only 11 weeks after purchase order and at 25% lower cost than a traditional recipe system. Customer ROI exceeded
expectations by $1M (US) annually.
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Engineering Unlimited
Food And Beverage
Food Grade Oil Production Facility Utilizes PlantPAx to Improve Operations
Presenter: Paul Sprattler, Director of Engineering
Discover how PlantPAx was utilized throughout this grain crushing oil production facility to deliver operational
effectiveness and increased maintenance benefits. Project scope included plant utilities—boilers, steam heating,
cooling, HVAC and more. Discussion will cover advantages of programming with PlantPAx objects, efficiencies
gained from component feedback, and business improvements gained through operational reporting.
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EZSoft, Inc
Wastewater/Life Sciences
Using Production Intelligence for Wastewater Pre-Treatment Complianace
Presenter: Martin Fallon, Vice President – Sales
New regulatory standards required a drug manufacturer to keep better records and better control of its wastewater
pre-treatment operations. They deployed FactoryTalk Historian SE and FactoryTalk VantagePoint to gain greater
visibility into its pre-treatment process, meet excursion responses and reporting regulations, and improve discharge
accuracy. The solution will be able to be expanded to other operations in their facility.
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FPD Power Development
Power Generation
New Power Generation Facility Uses PlantPAx to Meet Reliability Goals
Presenter: Jeff Gale, Executive Vice President
FPD Power implemented a PlantPAx system for a new power generation facility, helping NorthWest Energy prepare
for changes to renewable power usage requirements. NERC CIP regulations associated with blackstart facilities
change frequently and require additional security measures. This session will demonstrate how the redundant
PlantPAx system allows the facility to operate as a 150 Megawatt facility with blackstart capabilities and provides the
necessary flexibility to meet these changing requirements. FPD partnered with Rockwell Automation, HiProm,
ProSoft and Cisco to deliver a system that meets the demands of NorthWest Energy.
Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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CUSTOMER APPLICATION sessions
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Grantek Systems Integration, Inc.
Water/Wastewater
Pump Optimization Using FactoryTalk VantagePoint
Presenter: Rick Hargreaves, Sales Manager
Energy cost savings are very topical today. Using Rockwell’s FactoryTalk VantagePoint and Grantek’s Pump
Optimization plug-in module, users can quickly benchmark how optimized their pumping assets are at the moment
and also enjoy the benefits of continuous optimization data. Once installed, reports are accessible via FTVP. This
presentation will show users what the plug-in is all about, see samples of real-time optimization reports and trends
and understand where best to focus their cost saving strategies.
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Grantek Systems Integration, Inc.
Food and Beverage/Specialty Chemical
Maximizing Process Efficiency Using Golden Batch Analysis
Presenter: Michael Lohmeyer, Regional Sales Manager
Many batches are processed with limited or no visibility to adherence to process parameters until after the batch is
completed. Learn how your operators can know, visually, graphically, and empirically, how the current batch is
progressing compared to a perfect or golden batch. And since this information is displayed to your operators in real
time, they will be enabled to make appropriate adjustments to process parameters before the process drifts outside an
acceptable limit. In this session Grantek Systems will demonstrate the Golden Batch planning board, they will also
demonstrate a Current Batch vs. Golden Batch comparison in real-time.
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Holcim Cement
Mining/Cement
Network Infrastructure in a Large Process Control System
Presenter: Kenny Martin, Senior Process Programmer
In order to design and maintain a stable, secure control system, special attention must be given to the
network and automation engineers must rely on skills traditionally reserved for IT departments. This
presentation describes many of the challenges and lessons learned during the commissioning and startup of
the control system at the Holcim Ste Genevieve plant and specifically looks at the importance of strong
network infrastructure to a achieve a stable, secure, control system.
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Huhtamaki, Inc.
Consumer Goods
Process Automation Lifecycle Management
Presenter: Stewart Whitlow, Manager, Manufacturing Systems
Process automation system migration remains a major issue for end users as they deal with an increased older
installed base. In terms of sustainability, older systems can significantly hamper efforts to reduce maintenance costs,
improve power management, provide appropriate documents and traceability for regulatory requirements, and much
more. The IT-related infrastructure of modern process automation systems also presents many lifecycle management
issues of its own. This session is designed to show end users how they can develop a cost effective lifecycle
management strategy that addresses the need for sustainability in manufacturing at the same time.
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customer
Application Sessions
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CUSTOMER APPLICATION Sessions
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Industrial furnace Company
Mining/Power
Leveraging PlantPAx Technology to Survive and Thrive in a Dynamic Business Environment
Presenter: Mike Hilton, Director - Technical
Industrial Furnace implemented a PlantPAx system with industrial controls, CENTERLINE motor control centers,
and varied network connectivity, including ControlNet, DeviceNet and Foundation Fieldbus to bring a brownfield
calcinations plant online as a fast track project. The project utilized FactoryTalk Asset Center and RSFieldbus to
engineer, install and maintain 800 instruments on Foundation Fieldbus. In addition, it utilized Advanced Process
blocks to control large dead-band natural gas process burner loops saving large amounts of fuel and reducing
deployment time.
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Johns Manville
Building/Construction
Roofing Material Manufacturer Migrates Aging DCS to the PlantPAx Process Automation System
Presenter: Bos Howard, Electrical Process Control Engineer
Johns Manville, a leading manufacturer of premium-quality roofing and roof insulation material, was facing increased
downtime, costs and limited diagnostic capabilities due to its aging DCS equipment. They standardized on one
system—PlantPAx—to control their process, drives, motion and visualization needs. To understand how the new
system works, the staff also performed the installation on their own using pre-built faceplates, permissives and
interlocks to meet their specifications. This session will detail their decision to upgrade their process automation
system to increase production line reliability and throughput, create reusable applications that could be applied to
multiple production lines and, at the same time, reduce maintenance and training costs.
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Malisko Engineering, Inc.
Food and Beverage
PlantPAx Virtualized System Reduces Capital and Maintenance Costs
Presenter: Steve Malyszko, President and Steve Schneebeli, Lead Systems Engineer
Malisko Engineering recently deployed a PlantPAx system to replace a high-maintenance legacy control system at a
major U.S. food manufacturer. The legacy system was semi-automatic, required constant operator interaction and
ran on an obsolete HMI/Controller platform. This session will demonstrate how Malisko saved the client capital
and maintenance costs by using redundant virtualized servers, thin client HMIs and PlantPAx to provide fully
automatic batch controls with Phase Manager, CIP sequencing, local and remote alarm notification, historical data
archiving, secure VPN remote access and a framework for a multi-plant FactoryTalk VantagePoint roll-out.
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Momentive Specialty Chemicals
Speciality Chemical
Honeywell DCS Conversion at Chemical Plant
Presenter: Rob Wood, Global Process Controls Engineering Manager
Momentive is a global leader in specialty chemicals and resins and serves the forest products, building and general
industrial industries. Learn how Momentive, with the help of Rockwell Automation, converted their legacy
Honeywell DCS system to a PlantPAx system to meet their project objectives and business goals.
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Regional Water Supply, London, Ontario
Water/Wastewater
SCADA System Upgrade of a Major Water Distribution System
Presenter: John Walker, Operations Manager
A complete retrofit of the main water treatment SCADA systems for the City of London and surrounding
municipalities was undertaken to replace old equipment and enhance functionality and reliability. The new system
includes controllers and distributed I/O, operator interface, dual SCADA servers, a historical plant data RS SQL
database, and SCADA document management systems. Project requirements equated to actual implementation will
be discussed including lessons learned.
Process Solutions User Group annual meeting - November 14-15
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CUSTOMER APPLICATION sessions
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SAFCO Engineering, S.R.L.
Oil and Gas
A Fire and Gas Integrated Solution for Middle East Refinery Plant
Presenters: Luca Germani, Managing Director, Gianbattista Zago, Sales and Business Development Director
SAFCO, a system integrator and leader in fire and gas solutions for the Oil and Gas industry, is working on the
design, supply and commissioning of a fire and gas system for a large Middle East refinery. The system is based upon
a PlantPAx integrated solution composed of ControlLogix PACs in redundant configuration and fault tolerant
servers with FactoryTalk View SE—all connected via a redundant Ethernet network. The refinery requested that a
SAFCO-LIB addressable fire panel be fully integrated into the PlantPAx system in order to guarantee total
protection of the plant.
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Sementes Selecta S.A.
Biodiesel
PlantPAx Process Control System for Soybean Processing Plant
Presenter: Jales G. Tavares Jr., Utilities and Maintenance Manager
Sementex Selecta, one of the main soya bean product producers in Brazil, selected PlantPAx as its plant process
automation system for their new soybean plant. The system includes a complete distributed sytem with: 11
controllers; 1,200+ IO; 800 HART instruments distributed in a redundant ControlNet network; 900 intelligent
motor controls connected in DeviceNet. In addition, it included 2 redundant operation servers with 10 operator
workstations, an engineering workstatin, field local PanelView and Asset Management server with calibration
management and process device configuration. The application was engineered and implemented by IASTECH, a
Process Solution Provider. This session will discuss the selection process and detail the system and its
implementation.
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Unilever HPC
Consumer Goods
Legacy DCS Migration: Justification and Phased Migration
Presenter: Steve Berkos, Senior Controls Engineer, DCS Migration Project Manager
The DCS migration justification and vendor selection process began in 2008 and experienced several time
interruptions. In 2010, Unilever completed their packaging line upgrade and could finally begin the long awaited
phased migration of their legacy Provox DCS. The Unilever team was able to get senior management buy-in by
identifying the operational risk of the existing infrastructure. The PlantPAx low risk phased migration was selected
unanimously by the Unilever team. This session will detail the justification process and the different phases of this
three-year migration plan.
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Process control. Why stop there? PlantPAx delivers
integrated power, safety and process control in one system.
With one system you have the needed intelligence to:
• Manage your energy consumption and asset performance
• Protect your environment, equipment and people
• Optimize your daiuly processes and production requirements
One system does it all. PlantPAx from Rockwell Automation.
To learn more, visit: http://oilandgas.rockwellautomation.com/
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PROCESS SOLUTIONS USER GROUP
2012 ANNUAL MEETING
November 5 and 6
Philadelphia, PA
2012
For more information or early registration contact:
Marilyn Muscenti
[email protected]
1.440.646.4087
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2012
November 7 and 8
Philadelphia, PA
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