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BS EN 61987-10:2009:2010 Edition

BS EN 61987-10:2009:2010 Edition

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Industrial-process measurement and control. Data structures and elements in process equipment catalogues – Lists of properties (LOPs) for industrial-process measurement and control for electronic data exchange. Fundamentals

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IEC 61987-10:2009 provides a method of standardizing the descriptions of process control devices, instrumentation and auxiliary equipment as well as their operating environments and operating requirements (for example, measuring point specification data). The aims of this standard are: – to define a common language for customers and suppliers through the publication of Lists of Properties (LOPs), – to optimize workflows between customers and suppliers as well as in processes such as engineering, development and purchasing within their own organizations, – to reduce transaction costs. The standard describes industrial-process device types and devices using structured lists of properties and makes the associated properties available in a component data dictionary. This bilingual version, published in 2010-11, corresponds to the English version. The French version of this standard has not been voted upon. This publication is to be read in conjunction with /2.

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6 CONTENTS
8 INTRODUCTION
9 Figure 1 – Layers of electronic exchange procedures considered in this standard
10 Figure 2 – Support for business-to-business relationships through the use of Lists of Properties
12 1 Scope
2 Normative references
13 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Terms and definitions
17 3.2 Abbreviations
18 4 Structural elements and concepts of lists of properties
4.1 General
4.2 Structural elements
19 Figure 3 – A property and its attributes
20 Figure 4 – Interpretation of a block of properties
21 4.3 Structural concepts
22 Figure 5 – Illustration of cardinality
23 Figure 6 – Illustration of polymorphism
24 5 Types of Lists of Properties
5.1 General
5.2 Administrative List of Properties (ALOP)
Figure 7 – Structure of a composite device
25 5.3 Operating List of Properties (OLOP)
5.4 Device List of Properties (DLOP)
26 5.5 Commercial List of Properties (CLOP)
5.6 Additional types of Lists of Properties
Figure 8 – Relationship between property values in the OLOP and DLOP
27 5.7 LOP types for composite devices
6 Structural and Transaction Data
6.1 Concept Identifier
28 6.2 Structural Data
6.3 Transaction Data
Table 1 – Example of concept Identifiers
29 Table 2 – Example of transaction data
31 Table 3 – Example of visualisation of the transaction data
32 Annex A (normative) Conceptual model of a List of Properties
Figure A.1 – Simplified UML scheme of an LOP
33 Figure A.2 – Conceptual UML scheme of the data model
36 Annex B (informative) Usage of LOPs
Table B.1 – Suggestion for an Administrative List of Properties
39 Table B.2 – Example of Operating List of Properties
40 Table B.3 – Example of Device List of Properties
43 Annex C (informative) Use cases for engineering
Figure C.1 – Use of LOP types at individual project stages
44 Figure C.2 – Data exchange in the engineering workflow
46 Figure C.3 – Structural and transaction data for inquiry and offer
48 Table C.1 – Structural and transaction data for the example described
49 Figure C.4 – Data exchange throughout the life-cycle of a device
50 Bibliography

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