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Yokogawa - Model CENTUM VP -Distributed Control System (DCS)

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CENTUM VP has a simple and common architecture consisting of human machine interfaces, field control stations, and a control network. It supports not only continuous and batch process control but also manufacturing operations management.

Thanks to features such as a pair & spare CPU configuration, CENTUM VP achieves 99.99999% (seven-9s) availability.

For more information: https://www.yokogawa.com/solutions/products-and-services/control/control-and-safety-system/distributed-control-systems-dcs/centum-vp/

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Yokogawa offers an intuitive and easy-to-understand HMI environment for plant operation and monitoring, which is the result of vast experience with CENTUM systems in operation. Flexibility in displaying operation windows and monitors helps in adapting to various aspects of operation needs.

CENTUM VP provides easy-to understand graphics based on the ergonomics and knowledge engineering. For instance, data displays are provided with high visibility that enables intuitive awareness of the situation. The use of colors considers the best contrast and environments of the central control room and the configuration of the displays integrates the knowhow of experienced operators. With all these functions, CENTUM VP enables operators to make quick and accurate decisions during operations and contributes to improve operation efficiency.

System message banner
Continuously displays the latest alarm messages, keeping operators up to date on process conditions.

Browser bar
Contains navigation tools for the convenience of operators, frequently-used icons can be grouped in a My Favorites folder.

Window history
Lists the previous operational displays. Operators can quickly call up previously-used graphics windows.