Every organization, site and reading in a pack is modelled, not measured, and structured around the published standards the pack names. No claim of conformance is made. Nuclear and military packs cover facility services only.
The library
Fourteen packs: commercial HVAC, general manufacturing, agriculture, heavy goods and cold chain, biomedical device manufacturing, oil and gas midstream, nuclear site services, onshore wind, data centres, hospitals and care, hotels, aerospace, military estates and government facilities. Together: 323 points, 91 alert rules and 60 monitors, citing 57 standards and guidance documents — ASHRAE Guideline 36 and 62.1, ISO 14644-1, EU GMP Annex 1, ISO 11135, ISO 10816 and 20816, IEC 61400, ASHRAE TC 9.9, HTM 04-01, EN 12830, API RP 754 and NFPA 110 among them.
What a pack contains
| Part | Content |
|---|---|
| Organization and sites | Named, located and sized; every site has coordinates |
| Equipment and points | Typed equipment with points that declare unit, sensor type and nominal range |
| Telemetry | A fortnight of 15-minute samples generated from each point's declared behaviour, with excursions derived from the pack's own rules |
| Alert rules and monitors | Each with its basis: the standard or design value behind the threshold |
| Provenance | The standards and open datasets that informed the pack, with licences |
How they are tested
Every rule is driven across the threshold it names and must fire through the same evaluator the product runs. Open measured data is laid over the generated baseline where a suitable licence exists: wind-farm SCADA, machining-centre process data, bearing vibration, building electricity meters and an HVAC test cell. The report is regenerated with the packs.
Loading a pack
Packs are built into the product; open the organization switcher and they are there. A user can hide them under Account Settings → Workspace, and a deployment can leave them out entirely. A real organization can be bound to a pack so it takes that industry's world under its own name instead of the synthetic twin appearing beside it.
Adapting one
- Start from the closest pack and map your equipment and points onto its vocabulary.
- Replace demonstration limits with the manufacturer's envelope and your site procedures, keeping the basis with each rule.
- Evaluate with representative data and agree acceptance criteria with your engineering and compliance reviewers.