Want to Know the Facts on Alarm Management and Learn Techniques that Can Help You
Comply with Industry's Best Practices? One of the most common causes of unplanned downtime is a failure to repond effectively during
plant disturbances and process upsets. Modern DCS operators are presented with 10 times more alarms than they can effectively
handle. For example, a control room operator in the Petrochemical industry is typically confronted with over 1500 alarms/day.
The recommended level as defined in the EEMUA 191 standard (the defacto alarm management standard) is 144 alarms/day. Read on to help you eliminate
alarm overload in order to reduce downtime and increase productivity.
Improving Your Knowledge on Alarm Management Benefits Your Plant
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