Improving Energy/Water Specific Consumption Strategies in Industrial Complexes: Enterprise Real Time Data Integration and Collaboration

- Organization:
- Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
- Pages:
- 14
- File Size:
- 1447 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 2011
Abstract
The lack of integrated information including the Energy/Utility Suppliers with sufficient detail for analysis causes inefficient operation in metallurgical complexes including the Energy/Utility Suppliers . Defining the right context for information use is essential for sustainable operations. This being said, what are we doing to enable people to act upon information and to be aligned to optimize the use of resources like raw materials, energy, water and consumables for an entire metallurgical complex? Collaboration between all company entities is a key component of improving efficiency. Evolution of web technology and object modeling of enterprise assets enables collaboration across the whole business. Operational troubleshooting occurs more quickly as the organization acts on issues to reduce wasteful operation. This paper presents a real time software infrastructure with tools that give users the ability to sift through available data, transform data into information for business continuous improvement and optimization. We will introduce a new technology for analyzing real time data, information and events using multidimensional analysis of information to detect anomalies based on the statistics of the data classified by time events to reduce the information into action. A new paradigm for collaboration at a local and strategic level is proposed to enable the enterprise to become proactive in dealing with wasted time and products. Three examples from the industry will presented and their benefits highlighted.
Citation
APA:
(2011) Improving Energy/Water Specific Consumption Strategies in Industrial Complexes: Enterprise Real Time Data Integration and CollaborationMLA: Improving Energy/Water Specific Consumption Strategies in Industrial Complexes: Enterprise Real Time Data Integration and Collaboration. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2011.