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Coca Cola Swaziland Conco Case Study
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据可视化
- 自动化与控制 - 监督控制和数据采集 (SCADA)
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 建筑能源管理
挑战
可口可乐斯威士兰，南非希望找到一种能够实现以下结果的解决方案： - 在一年内减少 20% 的能源消耗。 - 制定一系列战略举措，争取企业管理层的承诺并提高员工意识，同时帮助实现部门目标并投资于有助于能源管理的工具。 - 制定一系列战术举措，以优化车间的能源使用。这些措施包括仅在非高峰时段为叉车充电和运行冷藏室，仅在工作时间运行除尘器以及根据某人的存在来设置灯光和空调。 - 提高对工厂和其他流程的了解。 - 为某些进程启用有限的非侵入式控制功能。
客户
可口可乐斯威士兰康科有限公司
关于客户
可口可乐斯威士兰康科有限公司
解决方案
可口可乐斯威士兰选择了系统集成商 Systems Anywhere Coastal 来实施能源管理项目，后者又从 Invensys Wonderware 稳定中选择了一系列软件解决方案。这些解决方案包括系统平台、Historian 和客户端、InTouch SCADA / HMI、信息服务器和用于移动报告的 SmartGlance。 InTouch 系统让操作员随时了解工厂及其各个部门的准确实时状态，而管理层则通过 SmartGlance 移动报告设施在他们的智能手机上随时了解情况。这种实时信息可用性允许研究以前每个人都看不到的因果情景。
收集的数据
Energy Consumption Rate, Energy Cost Per Unit, Facility Management, HVAC ( heating, ventilation, air conditioning), Throughput Per Plant
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