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In Overview, users have access to pre-built dashboards, or Views, and have the option to create personalized or customized Views.

 

A View consists of one or more blocks whose function is to display data from sensors or KPIs. The blocks are customizable and display current conditions and historical trends. The time frame for the View can be customized from week to month, etc. and the time frame is automatically applied to all blocks within the view.


Views

Views are user-configured groups of KPIs and sensors. Here are examples of the types of Views you can build using the platform. How these are organized and what are displayed will vary based on available sensors, KPIs and operational requirements.

 

Summary

We recommend that all administrators create a Summary dashboard. These are the key KPIs that all operators should review to ensure the plant is operating properly. It is also recommended that the summary dashboard’s usage be clearly communicated to all plant stakeholders to ensure consistent monitoring and analysis.

Performance

This recommended dashboard drills down into various subsystems of the plant. For a Reverse Osmosis operation, for example, the performance Dashboard could include overall recovery or energy consumption over different systems.

Operations

This recommended dashboard can show the status of different trains and individual train production, for example.

Maintenance

This recommended dashboard can illustrate which systems may be experiencing more issues than others. This section could include some of the maintenance statistics including membrane replacement and cleaning.

 

Create a View

Once you decide on the type(s) of data visualization for your operation, it is easy to build one. Views are built on the concept of blocks. A block is a way to visually represent data. A block can be a graph like a line or pie chart or a metric such as a text value indicating flow rate in gallons per minute. A View consist of selecting type of visualization for the block. Configuring the block, such as KPI's for comparing UF recovery from last week to this week etc. Then saving the view.

 

Editing Views

You can edit Views at any time. Just unlock the block to edit.

Using Views to create dashboards is a great way of presenting information to specific users. Create a View for senior managers, for PAs, or specific operator actions. Screen capture and email Views to executives as a quick weekly update. There are lots of uses, and the breadth and depth of the Overview reports allows you to visualize plant data in many ways.

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