Recipe and sequence complexity
The risk of deviation grows when material, quantity, time, temperature and process sequence are executed manually.
Process Batch recipe system based on ISA-88; It combines recipe management, equipment modelling, automatic phase execution, resource allocation and electronic batch recording into a single production architecture.
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The risk of deviation grows when material, quantity, time, temperature and process sequence are executed manually.
Process conditions should be repeatable when the same product is produced on different equipment and shifts.
Material, operator, alarm, intervention and process values should be combined in a single batch record.

ISA-88 based model; It handles product procedure, equipment capabilities, and field control in separate layers. Thus, new product and capacity changes are managed with controlled, reusable building blocks.
Graphic; It shows the verification and receipt of raw materials into the tank, the sequential execution of mixing and heating phases, followed by the controlled transfer of the product.
Physical process, equipment capabilities, procedure logic and production records are designed with the same nomenclature and status model.
Process cell, unit, equipment module and control module boundaries are created according to process functions.
Procedure, operation, phase, parameter, tolerance, version and approval flows are defined.
Dosing, mixing, heating, holding and transfer functions are converted into standard control objects.
Sharing of common lines, tanks and auxiliary equipment is managed automatically without conflict.
Parameter Exceptional conditions, holding, intervention and electronic signature requirements are recorded.
Material lot, actual values, events, alarms and durations are combined in a single report.
The procedure layer defines the production steps of the product. The equipment layer offers standard phases that can perform these steps; The control layer carries out valves, motors and measurements.
Product-specific sequence and parameters are defined.
→Standard function is called on the appropriate unit.
→Engine, valve and measurement cycles command
→Steps, values and deviations are recorded with timestamp.
Product families, procedures, materials, equipment and quality limits removed.
Physical, equipment, procedure and control boundaries are defined with common terminology.
Reused equipment capabilities with status and error behaviors are developed.
Steps, parameters, tolerances, approval and deviation flows are transferred to the system.
Test normal production, hold, restart, equipment failure and operator intervention
Phase times, waiting, deviation and equipment usage are improved based on batch data.
Recipe controlled dosage, reaction, mixing and transfer steps execution.
Management of formula, cooking, mixing, CIP and lot traceability in a single batch record.
Versioned prescription, controlled intervention, electronic recording and verification requirements.
Precise dosing, sequence control and reproducible product quality in multi-component formulas.
Share recipes, material flow and operating constraints with the process automation team.
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