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With a lifetime of 20 to 40 years the lifecycle span of different types of power generation units exceeds the lifecycle of control systems, which are typically in place for a maximum of 15 years. IT components have even shorter lifecycles of about five years. Even the best system starts aging from day one. The only way to keep your distributed control system (DCS) at top performance and cybersecurity levels is keeping it updated and well-maintained.Ìý

With more than 4,000 installations worldwide and 600.000 megawatt (MW) installed generator output controlled by T3000, Omnivise T3000 and its predecessor systems have been the control systems for the power industry for decades now.

The T3000 control system has been continuously evolving, but one thing remained constant: We have always provided long-term support for the energy market. Our position as OEM (original equipment manufacturer) of the Omnivise T3000 control technology gives us full control over its lifecycle and maintenance concepts which ensure that this I&C system remains state-of-the art and flexible.

I&C services accompany operations throughout the entire asset life.
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This includes preventive and reactive services during the active phase of a T3000 release version as well as support and concepts for the transition to new technologies during system maintenance phases. With Omnivise T3000, different generations of control systems can be operated in parallel. You decide when to upgrade to the latest release.

To keep power generation going, it is vital to keep your control system up and running. Scheduled, systematic checks on the health status of the DCS are an essential lever to achieve that. Our experts perform about 160 checks per unit: Thin clients, servers, the automation system, and network connections, in other words all essential systems and components within Omnivise T3000 are covered by these inspections.

Even though a huge number of I&C checks can be done remotely, support on-site is occasionally needed, for example if components have to be replaced. The µÂÖÝÆË¿ËÔÚÏß Controls & Digitalization department has more than 1,000 service and support experts who are located around the globe and provide I&C spare parts service or perform condition checks, functional checks or system diagnostics on-site.