Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of ISO15926HowTo_CaseStudy_OEM_1
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- 12/10/09 05:28:11 (14 years ago)
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ISO15926HowTo_CaseStudy_OEM_1
v12 v13 26 26 One would think that experienced instrumentation engineers would have solved this long ago. For instance, in North America we have the Instrument Society of America which publishes recommended data sheets for almost every kind of instrument that exists. Other countries have similar standards. But most engineers and owners customize the standards for thier particular situations. The result is that even for simple instruments, the names of attributes are different, or a property or two is missing. So there still has to be a discussion. No one wants to deliver a product and find out that certain terms have been understood differently. 27 27 28 What ISO 15926 brings to the table, then, is a common language for describing the properties of plant equipment. It also brings with it a critical mass of instrument users. Of the organizations world-wide that are sharing the developement of ISO 15926, several are large, international EPCs, and several are large, international Owner/Operators. If The Company joined the loose consortium and implemented ISO 15926 internally, there would be a large group of organizations to share information with.28 What ISO 15926 brings to the table, then, is a common language for describing the properties of plant equipment. It also brings with it a critical mass of instrument users. Of the organizations world-wide that are sharing the developement of ISO 15926, several are large, international EPCs, and several are large, international Owner/Operators. If The Company joined the loose consortium and implemented ISO 15926, there would be a large group of organizations to share information with. 29 29 30 30 By implementing ISO 15926 the information exchange about instruments would no longer be a major task, but would move to the background.
