SMIC
Batch Automation
“SMB” offering Batch automation refers to the use of automated systems to control and manage processes in discrete batches rather than continuously. This approach is commonly employed in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and food processing where products are produced in distinct quantities. Batch automation systems utilize Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems to execute predefined sequences of operations, monitor variables, and ensure consistency in product quality. Key features include recipe management, recipe execution, and real-time monitoring to optimize production efficiency.
Meet Your Diverse Batch Needs
Each producer has diverse batch processing needs from simple, single-vessel, single-product production to complex.
We understand that each need requires a flexible, reliable method. Our solutions can help you manage recipes and workflows and provide access to critical production information. This helps you make better-informed business decisions.
Design
• Increase efficiency: Shorten development time and minimize human error
with productivity tools
• Reduce project risk: Utilize characterized topologies and “best practice” utilities
• Innovate and accelerate: Easily adopt mobility and visualization to gain a
competitive edge
Operate
• Improve effectiveness: Easy navigation provides a consistent experience for all users
• Increase productivity: Intuitive graphics and multi-language features simplify
the system
• Optimize production and throughput: Get the most from the equipment with
adaptable control strategies
Quality
• Security: Reduce risk with a defense in depth approach of assets and information
• Control costs and expenses: Improve knowledge transfer, minimize training,
and reduce spare parts inventory with a common plant-wide platform
• Increase flexibility: Achieve agility to meet changing production demands or
shift schedules
Manage
• Security: Reduce risk with a defense in depth approach of assets and information
• Control costs and expenses: Improve knowledge transfer, minimize training,
and reduce spare parts inventory with a common plant-wide platform
• Increase flexibility: Achieve agility to meet changing production demands or
shift schedules
Conclusion
Embracing digital manufacturing solutions is no longer an option but a necessity for companies looking to stay competitive in the Industry 4.0 era. Our solutions offer a comprehensive approach to digital transformation, helping CTOs drive innovation, efficiency, and growth in their organizations.
For more information about our digital manufacturing solutions, please contact us. We are committed to helping you navigate the digital transformation journey successfully.