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Advanced Alarm Strategies - Dynamic Alarming & Early Event Detection

Wednesday, September 6, 2006
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM (GMT -06:00) Mountain (USA, Canada)

Language: English

Webcast Information

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This one hour webcast will teach attendees the strategies and tools available to implement dynamic alarming in their plant and how to leverage their control and alarm systems to provide early event detection of equipment failure.

Attendees will:

• Understand the alarm management lifecycle and how it provides the successful foundation for dynamic alarming and early event detection
• Learn the strategies and tools available to dynamically change alarm limits based on plant state
• Understand how dynamic alarming helps maintain Operator effectiveness during plant state changes
• Discover how to leverage your control and alarm systems to predict equipment failure, maintain process reliability and optimize maintenance activities

Instructor Information

Frank Vanderham

Ph.D.

In his career with Matrikon for seven years, Frank has consulted for and managed enterprise-wide CBM implementations. He is now responsible for the direction of Matrikon’s Equipment Monitoring products and services. Frank also resides on the Technical Board of MIMOSA – the international standards group for Operations and Maintenance in manufacturing, fleet, and facility environments.

Contact Information
Email: frank.vanderham@matrikon.com
Phone: 780-945-4054