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         - Livre Encyclopédies, Dictionnaires

        Livre Encyclopédies, Dictionnaires - Dave Strobhar - 01/07/2026 - Relié - Langue : Anglais

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      • Auteur(s) : Dave Strobhar - Ike Brackin - Mark J. Nixon
      • Editeur : John Wiley & Sons Inc
      • Langue : Anglais
      • Parution : 01/07/2026
      • Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg
      • ISBN : 1394402457



      • Résumé :

        Transform process data into actionable information??using proven design principles

        Data-to-Information Handbook: Building Effective Display Systems for Refining Processes is a practical guide for designing human-machine interfaces (HMIs) that transform raw data into clear, actionable information. Written by experts with extensive experience in control systems and operator performance, the book is grounded in the IEC 63303 and ISA-101 standards and offers comprehensive guidance on creating effective display systems that enhance operator decision-making and reduce uncertainty in continuous process environments.

        The handbook explains display design principles and examples from continuous process plants across multiple industries. It specifies the information needed at each hierarchy level for major equipment and sections, with detailed representations for refinery processes. The book delivers three key applications: designing new systems, evaluating existing ones, and generating practical improvement concepts.

        The book also:

        • Combines guidance from the IEC 63303 and ISA-101 standards with practical strategies for??building effective HMI displays in continuous process environments.
        • Provides a complete hierarchical display system for an entire refinery with examples for??different hierarchy levels.
        • Specifies information requirements at each display level for major equipment and sections in??process plants.
        • Offers detailed representations of systems and equipment for major refinery processes with practical display examples.
        • Includes proven concepts and techniques for modifying existing graphics to enhance operator perceptibility and confidence.

        The Data-to-Information Handbook is essential for project engineers, process automation engineers, display designers, and operators working in continuous process industries. Practitioners will learn to design displays that significantly improve operator confidence, reduce uncertainty, and support better decision-making in control rooms across refining, chemical, and related industries....

        Biographie:

        List of figures

        List of Tables

        About the author

        Acknowledgements

        1 What's in this Handbook?

        2 How to Use This Handbook

        3 Display Design Process

        4 Characteristics of Human Information Processing

        5 Types of Data

        6 Data Representation

        7 Display Levels and Types

        8 Arranging Elements

        9 Content Determination

        10 Rudimentary Process Equipment

        11 Major Pieces of Equipment

        12 Refinery Units

        13 Special-Purpose Displays

        Appendix A. Applying Styles on a Specific Project

        Appendix B. Designing the Graphics

        Appendix C. Cognitive Task Analysis

        Appendix D. Evaluating Graphics

        Appendix E. Answers to Questions

        Appendix F. Parameter Tag Names

        Glossary

        Abbreviations

        Bibliography

        Index

        ...

        Sommaire:

        List of Figures xiv

        List of Tables xix

        About the Book xxi

        About the Authors xxii

        Acknowledgments xxiv

        1 What's in this Handbook? 1

        1.1 Overview 1

        Review Questions/Exercises 2

        Reference 2

        2 How to Use this Handbook 3

        2.1 Overview 3

        Review Questions/Exercises 4

        References 4

        3 Display Design Process 5

        3.1 Purpose 5

        3.2 Basic Principles 6

        3.3 Overall 6

        3.4 Steps 7

        3.4.1 Determine the Content 7

        3.4.2 Identify the Constraints 7

        3.4.3 Determine the Display Style 7

        3.4.4 Create the Design Concept 8

        Review Questions/Exercises 8

        Reference 9

        4 Characteristics of Human Information Processing 11

        4.1 Short-Term Memory 11

        4.1.1 Example 12

        4.2 Signal-to-Noise Ratio 14

        4.2.1 Example 15

        4.3 Patterns/Emergent Features 16

        4.3.1 Example 16

        4.4 Display Proximity 17

        4.4.1 Example 17

        4.5 Processing Rates 18

        4.6 Absence of Cues 19

        4.7 Object Integration 19

        4.7.1 Example 20

        4.8 User Capability 20

        4.9 Consistency 21

        4.10 Summary of Key Human Factors 22

        Review Questions/Exercises 23

        References 23

        5 Types of Data 25

        5.1 Raw Data 25

        5.2 Static Data 26

        5.3 Composite Data 26

        5.4 Data Scaling and Normalization 26

        Review Questions/Exercises 27

        6 Data Representation 29

        6.1 Overview 29

        6.2 Qualitative Representation 30

        6.2.1 Analog 30

        6.2.2 Trend 31

        6.2.3 Radar Plots 32

        6.3 Quantitative Representation 33

        6.4 Data Coding 33

        6.4.1 Color 34

        6.4.2 Shape 34

        6.4.3 Alphanumeric 34

        6.4.4 Position 34

        Review Questions/Exercises 35

        References 35

        7 Display Levels and Types 37

        7.1 Overview 37

        7.2 Display Levels 37

        7.2.1 Level 1 (L1) - COSA Graphics 38

        7.2.2 Level 2 (L2) 38

        7.2.3 Level 3 (L3) 38

        7.2.4 Special-Purpose Displays (L4) 40

        7.3 Number of Displays 40

        7.4 Display Styles 45

        Review Questions/Exercises 45

        References 45

        8 Arranging Elements 47

        8.1 Overview 47

        8.2 Closure 47

        8.3 Emergent Features 48

        8.3.1 Arrangement of Dials for Emergent Features 48

        8.3.2 Arrangement of Analog Bars for Emergent Features 49

        8.3.3 Normalizing for Emergent Features 49

        8.3.4 Graphic Layout for Emergent Features 49

        8.4 Displaying Information Logically 50

        8.5 Comparing Related Items in Tabular Format 50

        Review Questions/Exercises 51

        Reference 51

        9 Content Determination 53

        9.1 Description 53

        9.2 Top-Down Methods 53

        9.2.1 Idef 53

        9.2.2 Cta 55

        9.2.3 Application of Top-Down Techniques 55

        9.2.3.1 Desalter Description 55

        9.2.3.2 Applying CTA to a Desalter 56

        9.2.3.3 Applying IDEF to a Desalter 57

        9.3 Bottom-Up Methods 58

        9.4 Output 59

        Review Questions/Exercises 59

        References 59

        10 Rudimentary Process Equipment 61

        10.1 Overview 61

        10.2 Blowers 61

        10.2.1 Description 61

        10.2.2 Key Parameters 62

        10.2.3 L1 Display 62

        10.2.4 L2 Display 63

        10.2.5 L3 Display 63

        10.3 Compressors 64

        10.3.1 Description 64

        10.3.2 Key Parameters 64

        10.3.3 L1 Display 66

        10.3.4 L2 Display 68

        10.3.5 L3 Display 68

        10.4 Heat Exchangers 68

        10.4.1 Description 68

        10.4.2 Key Parameters 68

        10.4.3 L1 Display 68

        10.4.4 L2 Display 71

        10.4.5 L3 Display - Steam Reboiler 71<...

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