CAPE-SAFE Implementation within PEEE

In order to implement the proposed CAPE-SAFE solution, it is required that all parties have access to CAPE-SAFE via Internet (on the application server). Clients from plant owners, operating company, or engineering company can manipulate safety-related 

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Figure 7-2 CAPE-SAFE Implementation within PEEE...

Part III is the core of the book where complete design specifications of CAPE-SAFE are illustrated. This includes the analysis phase, the system architecture, integration with other components within PEEE, and the implementation of CAPE-SAFE. 

Figure 7-2 shows the detailed information system architecture for implementing CAPE-SAFE within PEEE. In this figure, CAPE-SAFE is connected through the different APIs to plant lifecycle knowledgebase database, plant enterprise applications, and design and operation environments. The plant model (POOM) is the cornerstone of such implementation where safety aspects are manipulated to assist in the different functions that carried out by CAPE-SAFE. 

In order to visualize the proposed CAPE-SAFE, a prototype system has been developed. Figure 7-3 shows the proposed implementation system architecture where users are connected to CAPE-SAFE application server using a normal browser where the different applets of CAPE-SAFE will be downloaded into the client s browser. Access to database, knowledgebase, and data files will be carried out using the proposed information system architecture within PEEE. 

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