Enhance installation safety and reliability with MP4 services - Get 4 detailed plans to improve your electrical installation
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
Electrical installation field services Enhance installation safety and reliability with MP4 services Get 4 detailed plans to improve your electrical installation
Get a plant-wide electrical assessment MP4 services give you a clear vision of your installation, so you can: Maximise production levels by increasing installation availability and quality Improve your OPEX by providing a roadmap to optimise your operations and maintenance Prioritise investments and optimise your CAPEX Increase safety and reduce electrical risk levels Predict failures and act before they happen Replicate some or all recommendations at other sites
MP4 improvement plans show you the way
Each MP4 assessment delivers 4 detailed improvement plans, as well as a summary of critical safety issues. You get:
Maintenance Plan Modernisation Plan Monitoring Plan Management Plan
A description of the A list of equipment at the A predictive approach Safety recommendations
level of maintenance end of its service life and to anticipate potential for technical staff
to be performed proposals for available device failure
retrofit solutions Service contracts
The stress and reliability Energy quality and with respect to your
levels of critical devices Advice on improving availability indicators subcontracting policy
installation performance
A strategy for the Opportunities for energy Management of
maintenance Suggestions on how savings in relation to the spare parts
plan schedule to adapt your solutions deployed
installation to meet new Competency
business requirements management including
expertise and training
Data management via
the Schneider Electric™
expert system
Critical safety issues
An MP4 assessment helps you to identify critical safety issues such as:
• Incorrect breaking capacity
• Absence of interlocking devices
• Insufficient personnel protection
• Unprotected access to live parts
Buildings Electric Utilities Healthcare Industry Mining, Minerals, Metals Oil & Gas
How MP4 services work
Our electrical consultants partner with your teams during an MP4 installation assessment. In every step they are supported
by professional software integrating Schneider Electric know-how.
Step 1
Specify your electrical energy needs and assess your current capabilities
The first step of an MP4 service consultation involves:
• Understanding your process & quantifying your financial risks • Locating the main energy consumption points
• Identifying the critical points in your process • Gaining an understanding of your current and future
• Making a link with the electrical network, and highlighting operations & maintenance organisation and capabilities
devices or busbars that could trigger these high-risk events
Step 2
Assess equipment and evaluate network robustness
During Step 2, we:
MP4 assessments • Build a stress indicator for each set of equipment, based on: • Carry out a reliability study to evaluate the robustness
are delivered - environmental conditions (e.g. humidity, temperature, salinity) of network design in relation to the critical points
- operating conditions (e.g. load rate, number of operations) identified in Step 1
in 1 to 2 weeks by
- equipment ageing • Classify each set of equipment according to the probability
electrical experts of it contributing to undesired eventsHow MP4 services work
Example of process modeling (Step 1) Example of critical points - electrical risk identification (Step 1)
Example of synthesis of installation stress level split (Step 2) Example of synthesis of installation reliability impact split (Step 2)
Severe Low
13%
49%
24% High 21% Severe
63%
30%
High
LowKey steps for success: rate, plan, and share
Step 3
Rate criticality levels
In Step 3, we combine stress and reliability levels to rate the criticality of each set of equipment and define
the appropriate service policy:
• Critical equipment (e.g. predictive maintenance, emergency • Major equipment (e.g. preventive maintenance)
recovery plan, upgrading action) • Minor equipment (e.g. periodic inspection)
Step 4
Draw up plans and share conclusions
Based on the output of Step 3, the following deliverables are consolidated:
• List of critical safety issues • An assessment of the priority of each recommendation and its
• List of upgrade actions necessary to restore nominal economic balance sheet
installation performance • Formal presentation of conclusions and recommendations to
MP4 improvement plans • 4 plans to: ensure strong understanding and buy-in by all parties involved
help you master your - Optimise your operating expenditure (Maintenance Plan)
electrical installation - Improve your performance (Modernisation and
Monitoring Plans)
- Track the implementation of actions including training, spare
parts management, recovery plan, etc (Management Plan)Key steps for success: rate, plan, and share
Example of installation criticality matrix (Step 3)
Low Critical
Major
Minor
Low Normal
Critical
Major
Severe Minor
Normal High Medium Low
Severe
High Medium Low
The four plans delivered by an MP4 Example of a return-on-investment matrix (Step 4)
assessment and their impact on availability (Step 4)We have services to meet your
equipment’s needs, throughout its life cycle
ew
Ren
Pl
an
How do I What are
renew my my options?
solution? MP4 assessments are part
of a comprehensive range
Optimize
How do I
optimize?
Life Cycle
Services How do I
install and
of services for your electrical
commission?
distribution installations.
How do I
a ll
operate and
st
maintain?
In
Op
e ra
te
Discover more about Schneider Electric electrical distribution services.
Log on to www.schneider-electric.com/electricaldistributionservices today!
Make the most of your energySM
Schneider Electric Industries SAS
Head Office
35, rue Joseph Monier
CS 30323
92506 Rueil-Malmaison Cedex
France
www.schneider-electric.com
©2013 Schneider Electric Industries SAS, All Rights Reserved. Schneider Electric, Make the most of your energy, are owned by
Schneider Electric, or its affiliated companies. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. • 998-1227244_GMA-GBYou can also read
