| Oil & Gas |  | Management of the components of entire petrochemical, extraction and distribution plants and such…
oil pipelines, gas, platforms, drillers, extraction, chemical.. | | |
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Companies that operate in the petrochemical industry are confronting
radical changes, which will dramatically impact on their operating processes.
Consolidation, globalization and e-business are only a few of
the issues that have a decisive impact in this industry.
Petrochemical
companies must improve their performance and offer specialized
services to their customers. Components Engine is able to help companies in the
industry respond efficiency to these and other challenges, discovering and
exploiting new opportunities to create value and differentiate
themselves from competitors.
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In view of the large size that usually characterizes
plants in this industries, it is advisable to have an actual plan view
showing the entire facility, subdivided by sectors, types and field of
intervention. The identification of any failure or
fault requires timely action, as does the subsequent order for the part
to be replaced; this search has to be made possible from different work
stations. | | | | Solutions and advantages |
Catalog
structure.
Components Engine’s work logic comprises the
subdivision of the various parts of the plant into sectors and
sub-sectors, favoring a clear structural representation, to the
advantage of a rapid search for any malfunctions or failures. The spare
parts catalog can be consulted from many different work
stations, as the internal database and the files that constitute the
catalog are stored in a centralized structure.
Multibranding
Catalogs developed with Components Engine can contain
components supplied by different manufacturers; there is no
limit to the number of brands that can be stored. In addition to the descriptive
comment, each individual part can also have the reference to the specific
manufacturer, as well as the associated revision or part
number.
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