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You can leverage all the capabilities in Excel and have the
means to pull information from the Unifed Production
Model in FactoryTalk VantagePoint EMI to build highly
efective reports. Touch it up, format cells and regions to
your liking, even create some graphs and charts from the
data. Once you have published the report, you no longer
need the spreadsheet. It is perfectly preserved for you in
the model. And it is not necessary to have Excel installed
on any client to be able to view the report.
See how energy information from your operation becomes part of a smart energy and sustainable solution
with informative dashboards and reports.
Daily View
Energy data resides all over
your plant. With FactoryTalk
VantagePoint Energy, you
can access that energy data
from its source in relation
to your production
information in a single,
logical model to create
useful reports and KPIs for
more informed decisions
Get More Information
For information about ordering FactoryTalk
VantagePoint Energy, contact your local Rockwell Automation
sales ofce or Allen-Bradley distributor. Or learn more
by visiting http://discover.rockwellautomation.com/energy
Energy Savings is the Driving Force for
Change for a Large Confectionery Plant
The rising energy costs were driving up
production costs for a confectionery company
that produces 18,200 tons of products in Europe,
so Rockwell Automation ofered a solution using
Power Monitors (PM 1000 and PM 3000) and
FactoryTalk EnergyMetrix.
In the frst step, we looked especially to the
quality of our electrical power supply, because
we had some issues with our electricity provider,
explains the Technical Team Leader. In the
following steps, over the next year, we would
like to investigate the energy consumption for
each production line with a PM1000 from
Rockwell Automation.
By adding FactoryTalk VantagePoint Energy
with a connector to FactoryTalk EnergyMetrix,
this customer can now measure their energy
consumption in direct correlation to various
production parameters. (i.e. Energy use by line,
shift or product) The logging and trending
of energy data can be done with FactoryTalk
EnergyMetrix, while useful reports, dashboards
and KPIs from FactoryTalk VantagePoint Energy,
can now provide information for energy and
cost savings throughout the plant.
Case Study
Support of Energy Management Systems
FactoryTalk VantagePoint Energy is the perfect tool
to support implementing Energy Management systems
(such as ISO 50001 and SEP: Superior Energy Performance).
Combining energy consumption information with
other relevant variables from production allows you to
create energy performance indicators and baselines and
display those in dashboards and reports thereby making
the progress of energy savings transparent within an
organization as well as allow employees and operators to
potentially be able to understand how their actions help
improve energy savings and ultimately help contributing to
the organizations objectives and goals.
Provide Visibility into Energy Consumption
at the Unit, Machine and Load Level
By looking at energy down at the asset level, you are able
to much better evaluate energy savings based on your
objectives, targets and action plans put in place over time.
You are able to see how an improvement in a specifc
process area or piece of equipment has an impact on the
energy use and/or production for that area.
In addition, with the capabilities of FactoryTalk VantagePoint
EMI of connecting to all of your operations disparate
data sources, you can use this system as the main energy
management system across the facility. Then, your energy
information is correlated with production information,
as well as other relevant variables such as weather data,
product and raw material characteristics, transportation
costs, etc. to provide a broader picture of possible energy
and business cost reductions.
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Publication FTALK-PP021-EN-P February 2013 Copyright 2013 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in USA.
Supersedes FTALK-PP028E-EN-P February 2012