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Service Data Sheet Alarm Services Know and improve your alarm performance Integrate completely with your DCS Increase your operator efficiency Comply to regulatory and industry standards The Alarm Services provides awareness of the status of your alarm performance so that you can comply with ISA-18.2 Management of Alarm Systems for the Process Industries. Introduction The ISA-18.2 standard has been a milestone for industries using modern control systems with alarm functionality. It defines the alarm management lifecycle, reviews alarm management issues, and establishes terminology, concepts and requirements. It is recognized as Good Engineering Practice by insurance companies and regulatory agencies e.g. OSHA. As industries rush to meet these standards, Alarm Services can help customers by leveraging alarm tools to assist in managing their alarm load, identify bad actor alarms and help comply with the ISA-18.2 standard. A less than effective alarm strategy can result in alarms that fail to guide operators as to what is most urgent, how to correctly respond, and minimizing response time. It is not unusual for up to 80% of all alarm activations to originate from less than a dozen sources. These contributory factors result in accidents / incidents costing up to $1 million per incident and over $2 billion in equipment damage annually. By using offerings provided by Alarm Services, you can significantly calm the control room, allowing operators to focus on production. Your operators will be able to respond to alarms quickly and effectively instead of being inundated by alarm floods. Benefits Know and improve your alarm performance: Knowing is half the battle. Alarm Services provides alarm reports based on an analysis of your event chronicle file through Analyze. From that analysis, Emerson creates a report that details your current alarm performance and compares your alarm KPIs against the industry standard KPIs as defined by ISA-18.2. The report identifies the modules and devices with the most frequently occurring alarms and presents them in order of frequency. Thus, you can simply start at the top and work your way down the list of noisy tags.

Integrate completely with your DCS: Alarm Service remediation leverages embedded DCS features, capabilities and solutions to address bad actor alarms and improve alarm performance deficiencies identified in alarm reports. Increase your operator efficiency: A program of bad actor alarm identification and elimination can significantly calm the control room, allowing operators to focus on production. Your operators will be able to respond to alarms quickly and effectively, instead of being inundated by alarm floods and nuisance alarms. Alarm Services is comprised of 3 offerings: Assessment and Monitoring. Alarm Flood/Nuisance Alarm Remediation. Alarm Rationalization through Exida. Assessment and Monitoring Comply to regulatory and industry standards: The alarm report, in conjunction with follow-up remediation administered by your Emerson local office, will address shortcomings in your alarm performance and improve your alignment to regulatory and industry standards. Philosophy Identification Rationalization Detailed Design Implementation Operation Maintenance Management of Change Monitoring & Assessment Individual and /or multiple reports can be purchased from your local Emerson office. The alarm report provides an evaluation of your alarm performance, a comparison of your key alarm performance indicators versus ISA-18.2 targets and offers recommendations for improving deficiencies found in your alarm performance. To obtain a report, your local Emerson office will require access to your Event Chronicle/Event Journal. The typical turnaround time to receive your report is 5 business days. You can use a report to establish a baseline for your alarm performance and /or multiple reports to monitor your system s alarm performance over time. 4 and 12 report alarm report bundles are available at a discount. Please contact your local Emerson office for details. ANSI/ISA-18.2 Alarm Management Lifecycle. Service Description The Alarm Services focuses on the Detailed Design, Implementation, Maintenance, Operations and Assessment portions of the Alarm Management Lifecycle as defined by ISA-18.2. Alarm Flood / Nuisance Alarm Remediation An alarm flood is when there are 10 or more annunciated alarms in any 10 minute period per operator station. A nuisance alarm is an alarm that annunciates excessively, unnecessarily, or does not return to normal after the correct response is taken (e.g. chattering, fleeting, or stale alarms). www.emerson.com/alarms 2

Alarm performance deficiencies identified in the alarm reports can be addressed through a variety of remediations by leveraging Alarm features e.g. conditional alarming, first out alarming and dynamic flood suppression. Please contact your local Emerson office for details. Alarm Rationalization If it is determined that alarm rationalization remediations are warranted, Emerson has partnered with Exida to provide rationalization services. Exida utilizes their SILAlarm master alarm database for rationalization applications. SILAlarm is an off-line application to perform alarm rationalization and manage alarm specification changes. Alarm rationalization results documented in SILAlarm can be directly imported into the system configuration database, saving substantial control engineering effort and eliminating opportunity for human error. s bulk editing system enables efficient import and export of an alarm s settings and alarm help, for information exchange with spreadsheets or an external master alarm database. SILAlarm provides built-in capability to read and write native bulk export/import files. Related Alarm Products Related alarm products such as Analyze, Alarm Help and Alarm Mosaic are available in addition to the services and solutions documented here. Please contact your local Emerson office for details. Alarm Remediation Features has several alarm remediation features that are native to the software and can be used to address alarm floods and nuisance alarms. These features are highlighted in the Alarm Features Chart and are compared to the specific ISA-18.2 KPIs and alarm related problems that can manifest themselves. Application Chart of Alarm Tools. Measure Problem Solution Customer Alarm Status ISA-18.2 Industry Stds. Unknown Alarm Performance Analyze Alarm Floods Avg. Alms/day: 150-300 Avg. Alms/10min: 1-2 Peak Alms/10min: 10 Avg. Standing Alms: <5 Distribution % (low/med/hi): 80/15/5 Bad Actor Alarms Alarm Floods Ignored Alarms Alarm sounds are not descriptive of priority or location Conditional/Dynamic Alarming Alarm Shelving Smart Alarm Sounds Operator Urgency (Time to Respond) Not Urgent (>30min.) Prompt (15-30min.) Rapid (5-15min.) Immediate (<5min.) Determining priority of unacknowledged alarms Complex modules/ PVs require better descriptor ISA-18 Horn Activation Alarm Descriptions Retaining operator knowledge Alarm Help www.emerson.com/alarms 3

System Compatibility These alarm features are also version dependent. Earlier versions of will have fewer features to address alarm issues at your disposal compared to the latest version of. Please review the Alarm Features Version Comparison chart below to understand what capabilities reside in your version of. Alarm Features and Solutions* v13.x v12.x v11.x v10.x v9.x Conditional Alarming Alarm Suppression SIS Alarming Hardware Alarms Analyze Updates* Built-in Conditional Alarming Dynamic Alarming Module Template First-Out Alarming Module Template Alarm Help* Contextual Alarm Knowledge Smart Switch Alarms to Operator Alarm Descriptions Alarm Sounds Alarm Sounds for expected actions Unambiguous ID of each module alarm v8.x Alarm Mosaic* Native Alarm Setting Alarm Reports Enhanced Suppressed Alarm Lists Suppressed Alarm Ownership Alarm Timeline Capability to Change Module Alarm Priorities in the Online Mode Certifications Alarm Certification { Process University Alarm Features Videos { Work Requirements Field Service Certification www.emerson.com/alarms 4

Ordering Information Description Complimentary Alarm Report Individual Alarm Report Model Number See note VE9125S01 4 Alarm Report Bundle* VE9125S04 12 Alarm Report Bundle* VE9125S12 Alarm Remediations** Consult your local Emerson sales office or sales representative for availability, quotation and order entry. *The 4 and 12 Alarm Report Bundles are valid for 1 year after purchase. **Alarm Help, Alarm Mosaic and Analyze products can be purchased separately from this service. NOTE: The Complimentary alarm report is a one time complimentary alarm report per system. Related Products Alarm Help Analyze Alarm Mosaic Not Supported Products This service does not apply to non- systems Related Hardware Products Related 3rd Party Products SILAlarm by Prerequisites v8.4 or later Access to customer s Event Chronicle file Enrollment in Guardian support is not required N/A Emerson North America, Latin America: +1 800 833 8314 or +1 512 832 3774 Asia Pacific: 65 6777 8211 Europe, Middle East: +41 41 768 6111 www.emerson.com/alarms 2016, Emerson Process Management. All rights reserved. The Emerson logo is a trademark and service mark of Emerson Electric Co. The logo is a mark of one of the Emerson Process Management family of companies. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. The contents of this publication are presented for informational purposes only, and while every effort has been made to ensure their accuracy, they are not to be construed as warranties or guarantees, express or implied, regarding the products or services described herein or their use or applicability. All sales are governed by our terms and conditions, which are available on request. We reserve the right to modify or improve the designs or specifications of our products at any time without notice.