EU CHLORIDE ARONKASE! CO,, LTD. 7or ReFORWARD: ARON PIPE is an unplasticized polyvinyl chloride pipe which was manufactured and marketed by TOA JYUSHI KOGYO CO.,LTD. in 1951 for the first time in Japan Thanks to its superior quality in corrosion resistance and durability, thus favouring users economically, its sales volume has been remarkably increasing for past thirty years. During its course of expansion through a merge with TERAOKA PLASTIC MFG. CO.,LTD., which was a manufacturer of pipe fittings among others, the name of the company has been changed to ARON KASEI CO., LTD. as we are called now Along with the development of plastic industries, the Japanese Government has established various JIS stan- dards, such as: JIS K 6741 ~~ general purpose pipe" 1954 JIS K 6742 water service pipe 1956 JIS_K 6739 ~~ fitting for drain pipe" 1972 and successively being awarded for these Standards, ARON’s plants have also been qualified as factories of JIS approved PVC pipe and fittings. ARON KASEI also manufactures other types of pipe and fittings. Among these types are: ARON Pipe VPR-NA (rubber ring type rigid PVC pipe for water way) ARON HI Pipe (high shock resistance) ARON Pipe & ARON EGG-SHAPED Pipe (sewage use) ARON Pipe (agriculture purpose) ARON Perforated Pipe ARON FT Fittings, ete. All ARON products are manufactured under strict quali- ty control to meet every JIS requirement. Furthermore, ARON products are so designed to suit easy and econo- mical application that they are favoured very much by patronage from users of every field of industries both in Japan and abroad.RESPECTIVE PLANTS MANUFACTURING ARON PIPE AND FITTINGS. ARON Pipe is the products of Nagoya Plant. @Rigid PVC Pipe for general purposes: JIS K 6741 Permit No. 3700 @Rigid PVC Pipe for water works service:JIS K 6742 Permit No. 5780 @Rigid PVC Conduit Tubes: JIS K 8430 Permit No. 7079 @Electrical appliances Model Approval No. 24-10 @lnspection Plant authorized by Japan Water Association: Approval No. 28 @Menufacturing Plant approved by Japan Water Association: Approval No. 22302 ARON @Rigid PVC Pipe Fittings for water works service: JIS K 6743 Permit No. 677071 @Rigid PVC Pipe Fittings for sewage: JIS K 6739 Permit No. 677070 ss are the products of Onomichi Plant, @lnspection Plant authorized by Japan Water Association: Approval No. 18 CONTENTS: (@istingushed Features of ARON Pipe and Fittings ~ @Standard Sizes of ARON Pipe @Common Sizes of ARON Fittings @Standard Sizes of ARON Fittings - Standard Sizes of ARON Valves and Cocks - @Common Sizes of ARON DY Fittings @Standard Sizes of ARON DV Fittings ~~ @Solvent Cement for ARON Pipe - @Chemical Resistance of ARON Pipe and Fittings @Physical Properties of ARON Pipe and Fittings @vanual of Jointing for ARON Pipe and Fittings @Pipe Insertion Tools for ARON Pipe - @Water Flow Inclination and Flow Rate - @Some Useful Data for Practical Application -1 2 3 DISTINGUISHED FEATURES OF ARON PIPE AND FITTINGS No corrosion guaranteed: ARON Pipe and Fittings keep high corrosion resistance against various kinds of chemical and, therefore, they may he used semipermanently without damage by corrosion. Constant flow rate ensured: The inner surface of the ARON Pipe and Fittings are very smooth of minimal friction coefficient, and quite free from scale deposit, so that they can keep the highest flow efficiency with the minimum head loss and the constant flow rate. 3%DARSHE's Equation in relation to Comparison of fr pipe diameter and flow rate: coefficient. Liv Type of pipe Friction cullen d 2g _ + ipe length(m) ae low rate (m/sec) cceleration speed(9.8m/sec’) inner diameter of pipe(m) 5 rriction head loss(m) friction coefficient Lead pipe eel pipe Light weight for easy handling: The weight of the ARON Pipe and Fittings is approximately 1/6 of that of steel, 1/5 of that of cast iron and 1/5 of that of asbestos cement, and they can be easily handled in transportation as well as installation thus enabling you to save operation cost greatly. ARON Pipe | Stesl | Cast iron | Asbestos [Lead | Auman | Porceinm Sp eaniy a8 75 725) 208 | mao | 2.70 20 Excellent mechanical strength: The ARON Pipe and Fittings are made of very strong material mechanically and yet they are highly flexible, therefore, they are practically applicable to very wide range conditions, as they can withstand against both internal and ex- ternal pressure. They also show considerable stability against natural earth movement. Hygienical: ARON Pipe and Fittings are made of unplasticized PVC. Accordingly they are free from toxicity and bad smell and are officially permitted to use for drink~ ing water,The ARON Pipe is electrically nonconductive, and it is insulator by nature with- standing against high voltage. Therefore, it is highly recommendable for electric conduit. It is also free from electrical corrosion. é Superiorly low electrical conductivity: ARON Pipe [Mew | Poredam [Bio Dilectne steenath] Lavaer thon KV ‘1 15~78 | ~25 | 10~70 Nonflammable: The ARON Pipe and Fittings are nonflammable and self-extinguishable. Therefore, they never start fire. The ARON Pipe and Fittings are of low heat conductivity and can keep the temparature inside very effectively. On the other hand they can protect fluid inside from undesirable freezing, which is assumed as one of the big advantage- ous features. Outstanding duarability: ‘The ARON Pipe and Fittings have superior resistance against corrosion as mentioned above, and they do not show any noticeable deterioration even buried underground. They also do not become inferior by ageing. Therefore, they can be recommended most suitable under the condition where durability is most es- sential. 10 Easy installation and reliable result: 8 Low Heat Conductivity: The thermo-plasticity of the ARON Pipe enables you bending and jointing very easily. Furthermore, tapered sleeve Fittings offer you quick jointing operation even under normal temperature by applying solvent cement, which is uncompar- able operation only applicable to PVC material. No leakage whatsoever is also guaranteed. Swift mending. ‘The durability of the ARON Pipe and Fittings ensure you not being bothered of frequent replacement or repairs. Im case, however, should any repair be necessary, very swift mending would suffice the job, and therefore, your cost of maintenance may be saved quite a lot. Economical : ‘The users of the ARON Pipe and Fittings can keep their business inexpensive not only because of their economical costs but also because of economical ex- penses of operation, such as installation, maintenance and all other factors.= STANDARD SIZES OF ARON PIPE VP_GENERAL PURPOSE PIPE 2, WW DRAIN & GENERAL PURPOSE (vis K 6741) tue = PIPE(JIS K 6741) nics 13 | 1e| +0.2[ 202] 22] +06) 13| 1 «| @[s02/raltoa] a] as w6 | 2[ 202/402] 27| +06] 16] 256 wo 60 [+02] tal so4] 6 | sat 2 [| w/+0.2[s02] 27] +0.8| 20] 10 65 w|+oa/e2{+oe| | 25 25 | 2) +0.2[ 02) 31| +08] af we 7 | #9 | +0.3[ 27[ +06] 03 | 1.159 a0 | a) sosleo2| also) a] se — 100 fans [toa] 3.1] +0.8| 207 [1,797 @ | 6) 0.3] +02) 3.6 | +08) «| 7 125 | 140 | 0.5] 41] +0.8[ 11 | 2,799 0 | 60) +04] 20.2) 41] +o.8) ot] 1,122 150 [165 | £0.6| 5.1| +0.8| 154 | 3.90 | 7) 05] sos) «1 | +08) er] 105 200 | 216 [0.8] 6.5| +1.0) 202 | 6,572 7_| 89/05] £0.3] 5.5 | +0.8] 7| 2,200 250_| 267 | +1.0| 7.0| +1.2| 250 | 9,758 00 [114] 0.6] =0.4] 6.6 | +1.0] 100] 3,400 s00 | a8 | ent] 9.2] $1.4 | 298 [13,701 e@ 12510 | =0.8[ =0.5| 70 | +1.0/ 125) 4.460 330__| a70 [#13105] $1.4] 348 | 18,051 150 [165 [#10 20.6) 8.9 | +1.4|r46| 6,701 400 | 420 | +1.5[11.8| +1.6| 295 | 23,059 200_[ 26 | #1.3| =0.6) 10.3 | +1.4 | 194] 10,129 aso [470 | #17 [13.2| +1.8| 442 [28,075 250 | 267 | £1.6| 21.0] 12.7 | +1.8| 240 | 15,481 500 | 520 | +1-9| 146 | +2.0| 490 [35,306 300 [sie | +10] =1.1| 15.1 | +2.2| 286] 21,060 600 | 30 | 5.2] 17.0] +2.8| 592 | 52,079 Totez 7. Length of pipe 4000 0m. Fra Exngth G00 10m is” Rates Length of pipe 400 Ome Extra Cath 602 Te tnt fr tonimal diameter Toe and lace. te teal" tr amin damster Tan td large. 2, S0'mter long cll is aviable for omin! meter 13 t0 enVP WATER SERVICE PIPE VE ELECTRIC WIRE CONDUIT (JIS K 6742) (JIS C 8430) (¥24) ania wwe Trikes gpa) Relereace mat | Out tT ites Iona aernee 1s [ 18) 20.2 [25] 202] aa] i ww _[a6 [0.20 [2.0] 20.2 [ae [ te Gt | 2] 0.2/3.0] +03] | 26 16 [22 [20.20/20] 20.2[ 1 | 180 20 | %6| +02 | 3.0 3] 20] 10 | 6 | 0.25/20] +0.2| 2] 26 23 | 2) 203/35] 203] 2] «8 2 || =0.s0/3.0[ s03| | as 0 | se) 203 [35] sos] 1) 2 36 | @[sos]as[s04| 35 | 005 To | as soa fool soe) ao) a [a [soaleo) soa] ao] mm 7 Tw 43] 204 | st] tree | oo [=0.c0| 45] 04) | 1122 Oo 6 | 7% a5 [ z04 | 67] 105 70 _| 76 | +0.50] 4.5 or | 1.445 7 | 8 5.0/0.4] 7 | 2,202 a |e | 20.90/59 7 | 2,202 00/18 71] 0.5 [100 | 3.408 Nove Legh of ype +40 2 1m Ts 140 7.8] £06 [125 | 4.468 150 | 165 9.6| 0.7 [146 | 6,701 Nowe i The mek OD represeats AS 20 specication 2 Length of pipe #000" ten, Eten Lengh S022 ‘Shale fr nomial diameter 40 ad Iver 5 SU THIN WALL PIPE G “4 CONVENTIONAL VP PIPE zs| sos |is| to2| a] 9 “exarelae| 21a |i | 20.8 [196] 9,250 | 20.2 |15| 202 | 2] 26 2arxa67 | 267 | 2.2 | 0 | 20.8 [2a7| 11,508 S| =08 zo2[ 50) «67 ‘oe Length of pe | 40005 am ee 03 | 6] 16 2, 2 ao) 40.5 [2 106) 0.8 [3 1 c 0.2 | 100) 1,388 a 5 5) 0.3 | 75) 870 a 5 04 )a5] 1,618 “asx a4 | 194 | $0.8 Tote Sangh af ne! 400021VP ONE SIDE TAPER SLEEVED VU ONE SIDE TAPER SLEEVED PIPE(JIS K 6741) Un oy PIPE(JIS K 6741) Ute Nominal v + L dia. Bosie size | yyitence | Min. sive | Tolerance Basie sine | 7 nee Tolerance: 13, 2 22 +06 46 2 [04 6 237 F068 a0 2 coe 20 [27 [08 78 el =O 5 zs 408 0 3 20.6 2, zpos) a ut 4 8 a0 235 408 140 o 0-8 2 zy oe 165 o ea) 6 Tess, 28 = Lo 5 [ss a0, 267 ° She Tor [66 [0 a8 1 Ea 1 [1040 370 3 ae 150 eas ane a0 5 18 200 sss a0 7 Le 250 soo] sm 3 ro 300 [sr | a a0 382 ae Nae 00 i ecterene si) Tithe £00 (rlreve see) Bit Lang 60 etree ae) em HERE! nth oto teterece rls cable for terial damter Toa ed Torger tenia Gomecer om nd Tare 2, The common te af iting Tepito pipe 2, Taeteomn sve of Fitng 1 nlite fr th pipe Bio Tave enwat | [> I Es | el" [Tie ie | Tolerance | Basie sue | Kolerance |BUY] Haste ie | Tolerance [taste wie) Tuten | 17 a) ie [200 | 20 | wo | 20.0 | | 130 [2 | 20.0 | 2.0 | eo | e009) 0 734 B_| este | 80 me) 265) 40.20 | 5 V4 2 [_# | 0.90) 3.0 moss | 40 1a we | 2 [sos | 3s | 260 a] Var @_[ #8 ps0] 40 io [-8.70-] 0,00 | 58 1a [a S00) es si | oe | 0.00 | as a [76 | 20.0] es or _| 16.60} 0.90 [61 178 [ps0 | 3.8 7 [99.60] +0.90 | 64 19 Tote: Lanth of pine a0 reference size)VBE 6, OMMON SIZES OF ARON TS FITTINGS |S _END(INJECTED)(A-TYPE) |TS_END(FABLICATED) (B-TYPE) JIS K a7 code 18 K 670 cade rath fee! (nh Da 20; 20 | 26. 35 | 35 | 1/36 e200 | 26. 35 vat so] si | 60. | 5.0 | 63 | 1/37 75 89 | 89.6040.90| 64 zy 100/100 | 114.7040.30] 10.0 84 | 1/56 150 165 | 166.00+0.40| 132 1/63 128] 125 | 140.a540.a5] 11.0 | 108 | 1/58 200 | 216 |217.90+0.70| 200 | 1/50 Notes 1. The mark [J represents the specification of AS 1 0 450 470 | 474.0041.20 450 50 mA ein de ES [ser fave sseto] son |e 2.54" sndleates the minimem ‘© 600 | 630 | 635.0021.50| 600 | 1/50 The talerance for fh ig t0 be 2h. for sominal Alster 130-1500, fan fs nial dimer 210 Ol, and 1am frenBs Se |TS-S_ SOCKETS(A-TYPE)(JIS K 6743) STANDARD SIZES OF ARON TS FITTINGS Sea 1a] 20 T1625) 20) 35 25] 0 =| we a0] 46 ola 40] sr 50 [70] 135 Tes | ors 75,02 | 155 Too] 10 [200 T3557 [a 150) 188 | 300 = 200 [238 | a0 Us K $70 cade) Sea 250287 | 320 300-337) 300 oee I. The mark Cl represents the spocifntons of AS as 2 represents applying the above ents fblieated prodcts MTS-S REDUCING SOCKETS(A-TYPE) (JIS K 6743) Out ra a Tex 13] 99 2 ar mois 3 a oe e553 a 7 2518) a 2 & Tate] ta # % 25x20) a0 a ca oa 2 36 6] 8 2 35 ax 20 | ae 3 35 oe a a a0 20] — a6 3 33 Soe 2 | te a0 35 i 50x26) 46 a 6 320 | a9 33 132, \ 35x28 49 93 io 5x 80) 49 « 95 - a - 4020] 57 5 [38 8 K 10 onde ars i 6 cote ) 40x28 | 57 00 on fed AS 2 code es A te 26 #2 1 (rene dee sie dane ae @ a ‘30x25 | 70 a0 10 - — 50728 | 70 a 10 ‘50 30] 70 a6 106 sx 40] 70 57 136 65x 40] 87 57 145, C6880 [87 70 [3.0 | 149) 7540102 st [45 | 150 75x 90 | 102 70_| 5.0 165 7585 | 102 a7 6.6 | 159 1005750 T5100) 157 229 1505100 | 185) 13.0.) 1307| 10.0-| 295) Ti 1s05c195 | 186-[-15-0-| 157 11-0 | 272 Notes 1. The mark Sl raprotents the speciation: of AS 2 tad AS 3 ‘The mark @ represents appving the above 2, The mark eoprasems fabliatedprodets 7ETS-L_ELBOWS(A-TYPE) (IS K 6743) Newest in] is a6 20 25 26 a0 rat i TS-45B 45° BENDS(A-TYPE) t..tt™~—CSY Tote The mark 1D eeprengts the apeciiations of AS 2 and AS. Te man © reification repress sppyog she abe M|@TS-U_ UNION SOCKETS(A-TYPE) (JIS K 6743) Noaualia [_D. ne 75 101 60 | a7 ee | is} ne) fae aoe |e 0. “aa re [a 00 ast” | 0.0} as Samia] Det) ® | Woy 13) as 2.5 | 3.0! 5 80 ee so ss] Sal wpa peel [= [3s ms | 7) 00 9) a8 35 | 42.0 3 | ne wf ee Po] et gee so] oo [as | ao 9 Rate The mark CD represents the AS 21 apecifeation|TS-T TEES(A-TYPE)(JIS K 6743) Se A : 3 | see a oe ss aro a Fae ope eer eta 306 [40 | “es [a Tis fst es [efter a0 [ar sae [sree S070] 8.0 | 96 [79 | 6 Ts 6 fr ae 75 [too [6.0] ta0_| “Too 120 oo |r 90:0- [ase rao 1s D8 past aro [aera er . 150 [- tes [as0-| 290 i80~ [oar a e200 360-956-2588 i oe eam [570-8 | 40 asf dis Ka cose PameE 9 Sa coe ara ewig daseer Hf 38 Boe - | 4) 4.0. wo] 40 woe 280 wa wt te, at wo apa apa we apa wpe a3 spas Srp as as ores eas ras mPs0 ms nf so ms. a [a0] 78 o 50528 [| so fat | ae [73 so a0 [70 [ 5.0 [ee | aT e095 [| 0 we |r SoM te[ 0s ae oe wee or aoe case eo aa aaa sar 7550-102 | 0 [os | 70 [110 Yoo3 $0 [Ta 6-0" yas} 70 Tae a 75_[- 190 | 10-0-[ wo [Toe [1 Tiesto [asr_[ ae yr] tater 505. 75 _|198 [13.0195 f102 [88 150500) Tas | 13.0-[~20s[ 190 ie tpdsc1@s [186 | 15.0] ate | sr | 2 Noten 1. The mark | represents the srecifications of AS 2 td A321 The marl @ represents sygoing the aleve 2, TEE of nominal diameters 125%75em is by onde -9M@TS-WL_ FAUCET ELBOWS(A-TYPE) | M@TS-LWL LONG FAUCET ELBOWS(A-TYPE) (WITH SCREWED METAL) (JIS K 8743) em sgn] « [ulated «]e]a)n.]w] a i 3a] Sof m0.055 [a fa Pia] Be ae | a Oa 6 w) 20.955] 19 [arpa poe) a fae 20 sii sr[ aes] [asus [sepa] a | a6 EI sa] wt sa.20f 11] ar] aa| wo se) 5 [a0 Waar © sepreseis sping the qeienion of TS B67. 2. The meal port fe made of bronze (JIS'H S111) or copper or ite allay tats" 0 (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) Usk TT Therated pari T vet] || iy Fase] Scstaran] & | Be [Wm [a ) so] me) wasp ow wala e is | 29) 3.5] a0] a0 fa0.os5) as far ae} «fae zo [ssf ss] sf ar |aean | a | w]e | a) se m5 [ao] eo} ss] a] ss.20/ | a} 52] 8 | wo wm [elaol | a |ss20) 1 [af] sw Toke Tha eli apps the Zpcieaton of JS K 61 (WITH SCREWED METAL) (JIS K 6743) Wine . i T ceo] fu] ere [e)aln [w]e 13] 2] 5.038) a0] 20.955) a1 aa) ao | ae] « [as @ 16/29] 55) as) a0] 20.955) 4 a7 faa 26] 84] 4 [as Nats 1, The mark @ reverentsasiving te seccoinn of JIS KTH Y The meal pre made of beste JfS SIT ot caper OF it alloy (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) (dts 250) Hou ple lwp now lan [a [so[e) was uw [w[elels is [»las[a| pmo «Lluis Nate This eliow apes te sprain of TS K OF DESIGNED FAUCET ELBOWS(A-TYPE) (WITH SCREWED METAL) _ Usniee gel [a elefape]etn - tas a dood moxie) [3.5 1 [asf fae) ae) «fan (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) 1. This bow fon of 18 Ko 2. The metal parte made of bronee (JS H St SH 350) [saat Sem] Dt | HDs [Rice Ne wfc] Oo | Be Wo) Hh et Note This eww wppie the speifiaton of JIS K OMS, —10—™iTs-wS FAUCET SOCKETS(A-TYPE) (WITH SCREWED METAL) (JIS K 6743) Un Name'| p | Di fi anise anae] & | & | a | De | w/o a] Pw fee eee pee ee | | oo [20.0557 a ar faa pe] | a 20 [oa [a7 [26a] ta [ve | we ae] ea oe % [wo] fos.20] Partie} se] 6 | Notes 1, The mark @ repreoees pling the speciation of JTS ROTA. 2 The mel partis made of Brome JIS 1 SILI) or copper or He allay Oe Wt (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) Unit om 1 samt! > | D. Tim dalam] & | De fw | 1 | 13 24 | 30 | 20.955 uw a 4 47 = 16 | | a0 a0.088] ae | at ae too aoa | at a6 aar| ne [9 ass ee dT 5 [as we [ we | w |s3.20] | ar sss Tote = This Kem apes he specication of IS W648 ™@TS-WS SPECIAL FAUCET SOCKETS(A-TYPE) (WITH SCREWED METAL) Lina Taresded por [ince dine ao) % | fe | & | W]e 2. The metal partis made of brome (JIS HSI) or copper or its alley woaimt |p |, is Wa) Screwed metal ET - (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) Unit iat Tes ‘ Tiveded pa a ; sm fon | on Gamctecpecrmar] & fw | ok sae axe] [ula l uw [ws] © Oo 1 | Tate Ts tem apes the scion oS KO Gant re =F M§TS-VS VALVE SOCKETS(A-TYPE)(JIS K 6743) tit ine - Taken T | sew Jo] a fee intel de maf ale Poss] uaa] [as] sp ap Dow pas [mess] a [sa [as as] | oe ao] spe | ater) ie] spa] as] a) wa [ola | 320) [wa pw] aol 8) Daa [els [wae) pe] feof apne | ann eff at sofia [ae | eo fo ol a six sf [ arse] | er Pa Peo ol vf or wes [ spar | wo] [are Sao] ae se [ute | wan] [asa —[ ae] 5a os] 70 wax] we] os sae] | eae | safe] eit ior] | wae] | Lf sof | © ioe oe [rise] 5 | 70s ase ne eee A EE Pest“) | Shine Tapeh a bor faa Hote The mack [) represents the specications of AS 2 and ASAI ‘The mark @ represent pvring the above specietons. neTS-WT FAUCET TEES(A-TYPE) (WITH SCREWED METAL) ust T Threaed yart TT] _ Sau’ | | |p fiscede] seaman] Ot | de] Ds] w | Ten] |Ro[m [w]e | efi) ae foal wT aoxt8] 338.5] «7 30] 20.955] ie [ar fre ab [ea [ae aoxa0 [38 |3.5[51| 37 [26.aur] ve [a [ele] eT «foo aext8 [40 |¢.0[ 50] 30 [20.965] [>|] a6 fae a foe 3x20 | 40 |e-0] 56/37 [2e-aar] ve [vo] wl aet eet a] ao 25x25 | 40 [4.0] 50 [46 [30.20] 11 at jis ao] se] 6] 2 Kore The metal ar is ade of rose (IIS RSID) or caper ora sly Us Wad (WITHOUT SCREWED METAL) Unita Sgmton | 0) Wo Fig Sectiam) & | bs fw | ah jaxis] 21 [3.0] 38 | w )a.055] 14 [aT] «| 4 foe isi] 29 f.8} «9 | 900.955) ear | ee Lae aoxis| 30 )3.5] 7 [a0 ]e.955) pw pf a fae goxa] a [as] sr] a7 [aa] eps ey a [ae wxia[ Ww) 4.o| 5[ 30) 20.955) fw] a fafa w5x20| «0 [4.0] 56 [a [ ar) [wap eo asx25[ [eo] 59 | [a2 [ar] fs | a Note? Ths Kem apples the apeeFestion of JIS K BT §TS-C_CAPS(I3~50)(A-TYPE) (JIS K 6743) Samii] [ep 3 | 4 | 3.0) m0 ow | [as [as mo) | 35 | aes a] wo | 40] Ho Dow] a2 | ao | ao T ww) 46 | 40 | 480 4 Taf [«s[ws wo | 7 | 4s | 50.8 . 50 | 70 | 5.0 | 68.0 aan at | fT Cl pp _ * fpesifeaans of ASE and AS Eh |TS-C CAPS(65~150) (A-TYPE) (JIS K 6743) — Newinat a] D_ © “ = | asl aw | 66] wo 75) 102 | 8.0 [105.0 “ ve om 125] 155 | 7.0 [120.0 eat a 150) 186 | 13.0 | 205.0 Sores The mark Depress the The mart __ tee) -12- specification of A821 tplvng thes above spect prodctsfblicnted from iid PIC plate 4, Inner Cap is by order SK er)||TS-90B 90° BENDS(B-TYPE)(JIS K 6743) senmtts [TP Titre) | nace oe 0| @| 0 | eal om 75 | as | as [a — | ¥ [tao ine ano | aes as ol TT y [as ae [a0 65 ar 2 [aso [ies | soo | eas | 0 * | Erze0 [are [zoo [7,000 | a0 290 | 267 | 1.000 | 1.350 | an100 soo] aie | 1.200 | 1.600 | 1,300 vu| © 350 | 270 | 1400 | 1,850 | 1,500 bend! 400 | 420 [1.700 | 2,300 | 1.900 ate? 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GE Fanuc introduces you our new Proficy Process Systems. GE Fanuc’s revolutionary new process control solution delivers * The Results your business demands @ * The Experience Lu help overcome your challenges + The Freedom you've been missing and * The Contemporary Technology you've heen waiting for. A series of Launch Seminar for this new solution will be carried out in South-east Asia in August, go to www.gefanuc.com/processlaunch to register for a seminar near you. Ge Feruc Automation Ase Ofees s Ne Tol Inconeo fetes oasese ttn rgzecee Tu eeaenree7 Testceu srs enn fan artes Mi sed oeleg e660 oven Pageoaes Fala 70785 Foeteeru a0se2 "Fos Fre rn sox 90) 00) ev | fy ay ey y tue Lo Lo tes 11. The mark © represents the Japan Housing Corporation specication. The mack [1 represents AS 8 apesicstion 26 —EXECUTIVE INSIGHT Positive About Process CEA: You spent many years at Rockwell Automation before moving into your current position at GE Fanuc two years ago. Why the switch? Ryan: My whole background has been in manufacturing and avvortation, th Imajoity of that on the process side. Over my 1 years at Rockwell | hed a number of different roles — sales, engineering ‘services, productmanagement, marketing and was particularly involved in its process industry initiatives, including the acquisitions of Sequencia Assets, Propack Data, and Interwave Technologies GE Fanucis a tremendous company and was looking to rove ahead significantly ‘the process space. The opportunity aligned with my own. aspirations and my passion ~ love the process space ~ and it was also an acknowledgment thet GE was stepping up its focus. investment and Cornmitment tothe process industries, CEA: What are some of the key challenges in the process sector? Ryan: | would say that there are more pressures on the sector to achieve world class levels of manufacturing than ever ‘before, But also, technology has emerged that allows us to do things that were not able to be done in the past. Overall, i's an extremely interesting time in ‘manufacturing - more so that any other time in my career Summarizing some of the major issues: having the necessary visibility to compete in the global economy: needing to plug into a global supply chain; increasing regulations requiring recall, track and ‘race capabilities; ongoing demands to improve efficiency and reduce varianc demographic changes necessitating the embedding of knowledge into systems as plants face the loss of expenise and experience; and the increasing need to conform to environmental expectations and legis CEA:Whatwas the trigger to launch Proficy Process Systems? Ryan: Process is not something new for GE Fenue: we da have a heritage in the sector. You can see this through ‘ur installed base, in recognized product offerings such 26 the CIMPLICITY and the PACSystems platiorm, and notable acquisitions lke Intellution and Mountain Systems over the last few years, The hardware and sofware technology that we have invested in over time really set us up t0 offer and deliver a systems As GE Fanuc Automation launches Proficy Process Systems, Stephen Ryan, Director of Marketing, Global Process Solutions, tells CE Asia how the company intends to tackle the lucrative process sector witl new system offering. approach to the process sector, in ‘dition t0 our existing product approach Hence, the evolution to Proficy Process Systems. CEA. So you put together the existing GE Fanue component offerings to create a system? Ryan: What we did not do was just combine @ bunch of products and cal ita system. Proficy Process Systems (PPSH isa true systems experience — trom he way it was developed, to how we market and sell it, and how we support the customer When the product was sili the design phase, we conducted a tremendous amount of "voice of customer” research going out to industry to understand the criticalto-quality parameters that a process control system needs to drive The feedback that came back was for a system that delivered results and enabled he freedom to contigure and imgiervent he ina flexible way Taking proven component technologies and building in system feetures w It's a extremely interesting time in manufacturing - more so that any other point in my career.ach the ent iust call port sign atch ‘and ma ora dled rent sles the core of the development approach. For ‘example, far visualization, we can sell IFIX as a separate product but when part of PPS, it's truly connected to the Global namespace and our integrated alarm strategy. And for the PACSystems Controller, we can build in the ability to do process control within the firmware, and this is enabled when it’s within PPS, CEA: For process plant customers familiar with the likes of ABB, Emerson, Honeywell, ete, you can now offer a DCS equivalent to satisfy process control needs? Ryan: Yes, absolutely. Tha's why Proficy Process Systems is such an important launch for us. Adding system features to proven components has enabled GE Fanuc tocome up with avery competitive process control system and one that Gelivers significant value to customers. What we are not offering is a monolithic OCS. While we certainly have the capabiities of a DCS, there is dierentiation in the openness, llexbilty scalabiity that allows us to effectively address applications from batch through to continuous process, CEA: How do you view the process control competitive landscape and GE Fanue’s positioning? Ryan: Competitors in this space are in two categories: those that come from the trecitional DCS perspective, and those from a PLC perspective with roots in factory rather than process automation ‘When lookat the DCS providers sense that they are trying to scale down their systems but are having a lot of difficulty indoing so. I's not just technology issue t's about constructing a business model that puts customers in control and gives them flexibility and freedom, which were paramount in our development of Proficy Process Systems. ‘Then you have PLC heritage companies (ike ourselves} coming in to address the process space. We differentiate here in two key ways: through offering a truly contemporary controls technology = compare the performance specs EXECUTIVE INSIGHT builds on tho eapobities of PAcSystems conurallers and Proiiey automation sonware, of PACSystems against competitive technology that is much elder; and through tight integration of the information- automation layers. The latter, especially, has been a challenge for some of our competitors trying to link disparate applications together is quite different to ‘ur abily to collapse the information and control architecture in @ unified approach CEA: This push into process is a part of long term game plan or an opportunistic ride on booming industries like oil & gas? Ryan: GE Fanuc and the broader GE have considerable knowledge and experience of the process sector, so while we acknowledge that the current Period represents an appropriate window of opportunity, we're certainly not just jumping on any bandwagon Rather, its a cumulative consequence ofthe investments in organic technology development like PAC; in acquisitions = the high speed reflective memory used in PPS comes from one of those embedded system company purchases: {and in adopting technology ~ such as APC ladvanced process control - from other GE divisions. We're emerging at a time when @ lot ‘of customers are looking to replace older systems and if they look out to see what's available on the market, i's quite different compared to 5-10 years ago when running @ temperature oF flow loop was pretty much all that was expected of a process control system. And to meet the challenges | talked about earlier, they need ‘optimization, they need muhidisciplinary control for hybrid idiscrete, batch, Continuous} manufacturing environments, and they need that tight integration of information and automation. CEA: Do you have target industries for Proficy Process Systems? Ayan: We target both the hybrid and continuous process industries with emphasis on some key applications. In Life Sciences, these include biotech and solution prep: Food & Beverage — mixing brewing, fermenting; Ol&Gas = pipelines, gas plants, and LNG terminals, with a stress ‘on the upstream side; Power = balance-of-plant applications. Other ‘major focus areas are Water/Wastewater, Metals, and the Ethanol industry. I's not a case of being everything to ‘everybody. You may not see us in large complex process applications to begin with, but more in the small to medium and ‘we wil then go on and grow from there, CEA: What has been your own Personal experience of working for GE Fanuc? Ryan: Words like excellence and professionalism come tomind. GE isadata driven organization with great processes in place, and | lke that. The environment is allabout fast paced growth and the level of people is really top notch. Overal, its been very positive and I'm truly enjoying the experience. CEA: And the future ambition for GE Fanuc in the process sector? Ryan: The message is that we're here to stay in this sector. I's about longevity and providing continued value to customers; i's about spending time listening to and watching the market; i's about lining Up contemporary technology offerings to meet the needs of customers. ‘And as markets continue to shift = demographicelly, geographically, technologically ~ it's about being able to reflect those trends. I'm excited ‘and confident about the Proficy Procass Systems launch and | believe we have a great value proposition and future ahead, CEA sr EAs com + CONTROL ENGMEERING ASIA a bo pt Nowes'1. The mark © represents the Japsn Housing CorpirsionSpecictions The mark represents AS 8 opecations 26