Live plant status
What is happening now, on screens drawn from your P&IDs.
- Every signal, live: levels, flows, pressures, temperatures
- Equipment running, stopped or in fault
- Setpoints and commands your operators send from the same screens
Engineering services by Amtiri
Control and monitoring systems, designed and built with you
Amtiri's engineers study your process, design the control and monitoring system, build it on Data Orchester and bring it into service with your team, from one pump room to a network of sites linked in real time.
What you get
What your project tells you
A control and monitoring system is worth the information it gives you. Every project starts from the decisions you take and the information they need. We write that list down with you, build the system to deliver it, and check each item against the plant before handover.
KPIs
Indicators computed live from your own signals, each with its formula, unit and period agreed with you.
- Volumes treated or pumped, per hour, day or month
- Running hours, starts and availability of each piece of equipment
- Consumption per unit produced: energy, chemicals, water
Charts and history
How the plant behaved, over any period you choose.
- Trends of every logged signal, by hour, day or month
- Comparisons between trains, lines, sites or periods
- Line, area, bar and scatter charts, beside the live values
- History kept by the system, and caught up from any site whose link was down
Events and status
What went wrong, and where.
- Alarm and fault indications on the operator screens
- The status and messages of every connection: a lost PLC or site shows at once
- Time spent in alarm or in fault, over any period
Analysis
What the history says, and what to change.
- Statistics over any period, computed by the system: time-weighted averages, minimum and maximum, time in each state
- On request, an Amtiri engineer reads the history with you and writes the findings and recommendations in a report: losses, energy use, equipment that starts too often, alarms that repeat
Data for your other systems
The same information, wherever else you need it.
- OPC UA, Modbus and IEC 60870-5-104 servers for SCADA and control systems
- A signed REST API for MES, ERP and your own software
All of it in a browser, on desktop, tablet and phone, signed in through your own directory if you have one.
Before anything is built, the list is written down with you: every KPI with its formula, unit and period, every chart with its signals. At handover, each one is checked against the plant's own readings.
Services
From the first survey to the plant in operation
Four services that follow a project from start to finish.
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Consulting
An engineer's view of what you have and what you need, before money goes into hardware or licences.
- A survey of your PLCs, RTUs, meters and networks, and of what each one can expose
- An architecture: which sites capture, which control, how they link and where history is kept
- Your servers, a field unit or hosting by Amtiri: what each one takes to run
- Which KPIs and analyses serve your decisions, and which signals they need
- Sign-in and access: your directory (LDAP, Active Directory), single sign-on, roles
- Sizing: how many variables and sites, and which edition fits
02
System design
From your P&IDs to a design your integrator and your operators can check before anything is built.
- A signal list and register maps, for a new PLC program or taken from the one you already have
- A control narrative: what runs in the PLC, what runs in Data Orchester, what an operator may change
- The information list: every KPI with its formula, unit and period, every chart with its signals
- Specifications for the field works: panels, instruments and wiring
- Communications: plant networks, and VPN or cellular links between sites
- Operator screens and their navigation, drawn from the P&IDs, in your brand
03
Implementation and commissioning
We build the system on Data Orchester and bring it into service with your team.
- PLC programs and field works (panels, instruments, wiring), carried out by specialist partners that Amtiri subcontracts and coordinates
- Connections to your PLCs, RTUs and meters over Modbus, OPC UA, Siemens S7, EtherNet/IP and IEC 60870-5-104
- Variables, formulas and logic modules for the control
- KPIs, charts and the history behind them, each checked against the plant's own readings
- Dashboards and panels for the control room and the field
- Installation on your servers, on an industrial field unit, or hosted by Amtiri
- Every signal tested against the PLC, and a handover to your operators
04
Operation and support
Once it runs, we help keep it running.
- Remote support over a VPN that keeps each client's sites apart
- Upgrades and licence renewals
- Changes as the plant grows: new sites, new signals, new screens, new KPIs
- Analysis of the history by an Amtiri engineer, with findings and recommendations in a report
- Hosting and monitoring of a central instance by Amtiri
- Training for operators and for the engineers who will maintain the system
PLC programs and field works are carried out by specialist partners that Amtiri subcontracts. You sign one contract, with Amtiri, and deal with one point of contact.
Working with Amtiri
How an engagement runs
What you receive at each step.
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Talk
A first conversation about your process, the equipment already in place, and the decisions the system must support.
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Proposal
A written scope with a first information list, deliverables, schedule and price.
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Design
The information list fixed, with the signal list, control narrative, field-work specifications, communications and screens, reviewed with you before anything is built.
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Build and commission
The PLC program and field works by our subcontractors, the running system, every signal tested against the PLC and every KPI and chart checked against the plant's readings, operators trained and documentation handed over.
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Operate
Support, upgrades and changes as the plant grows, and analysis of the history if agreed, for as long as you want them.
Tell us about your plant
Write to us with what you run today and what you need it to do. An engineer answers.
Based in Santiago, Chile. On site in Chile; remotely anywhere, in Spanish, English, French or Portuguese.