This guide shows how to use the Industrial Edge application Energy Manager.
The application Energy Manager provides information about how much energy has been consumed at any time. It will help to make the transition from energy transparency to energy efficiency. By analyzing the energy consumption together with the process data, processes and plants can be optimized. The Energy Manager provides one or more dashboards for data and energy analysis. Depending on the needs, there are several widget types available.
This repository describes how to use the Energy Manager for analyzing and optimizing energy consumption.
A PLC controls a filling process and the relevant energy data is collected by an Edge Device via the OPC UA Connector. On the Edge Device the data is published to the internal Databus. Then the data must be collected and modeled via the Data Service. From there the Energy Manager can retrieve the data for further analysis. First, we will proceed some KPI calculations. Then a custom dashboard with some widgets is created to visualize the energy data. Finally, we automatically create a dashboard using the energy media analysis.
- Access to an Industrial Edge Management (IEM) with onboarded Industrial Edge Device (IED)
- Installed system configurators and apps (see list "Used components")
- Installed apps (see list "Used components")
- IED is connected to PLC
- TIA portal project loaded on PLC
- Google Chrome (Version ≥ 72)
- Industrial Edge Management (IEM) V1.5.2-4 / V1.11.8
- Databus Configurator V2.0.0-5
- Common Connector Configurator V1.8.1-4
- Industrial Edge Device (IED) V1.10.0-9
- Databus V2.0.0-4
- OPC UA Connector V1.8.1
- Data Service V 1.6.0
- Energy Manager V1.15.0
- TIA Portal V16
- CPU 1513-1
- Google Chrome
The used TIA Portal project can be found in the miscellenous repository and is also used for several further application examples.
To setup the PLC connection that is required to use the Energy Manager, several applications must be configured.
You can find further information about the configuration steps here.
The Energy Manager can be used for analyzing energy data.
You can find detailed information about the usage here:
- KPI calculation within the Energy Manager
- Data analysis using widgets
- Energy media analysis
- You can find further documentation and help in the following links
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