| Flexible Alarm Attribute Design |
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CAMS allows users to define attribute identifiers and sort out alarms quickly and effectively. In addition, further value-added information can be defined for specific alarms to help operators take agile role-based action. |
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Example of alarm attribute identifiers: |
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• To filter alarms and deliver necessary alarms only |
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Purpose of monitoring (e.g. safety, environment, economic efficiency) |
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Operation mode to be monitored (e.g. at the time of plant startup, during steady-state operation) |
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• To deliver alarms to the right people |
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User name |
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Duty position |
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• To provide alarms at the right time |
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Maximum allowable time to respond |
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Estimated amount of loss |
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Alarm priority |
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Examples of further value-added information: |
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Root causes of alarm occurrence |
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Role-based actions to be taken |
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Previous action procedure |
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| EEMUA#191 Compliant Alarm Definition |
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CAMS for HIS provides an engineering environment that allows users to define truly necessary alarms only. This engineering environment is in accordance with EEMUA Publication 191. |
