See also
Material and production data (formula) (Page 109)
Relationship between master recipe, formula and control recipe (Page 110)
5.8 Internal and external formulas
To support you better when using formulas and formula categories, BATCH makes a distinction
between internal and external formulas.
Internal formula
If you want to keep your material and production data directly in the master recipe procedure,
you can do this in the "internal" formula in the master recipe. The parameters can be set there
during the creation of the master recipe procedure and modified during batch planning and/or
also while a batch is executing.
External formula
If you want to manage several material and production data lists separate from the master
recipe procedure, you can do this using "external" formulas belonging to a formula category.
You simply need to assign a master recipe procedure to the external formula to establish the
association with the master recipe procedure. The parameters of external formulas can also
be modified during batch planning and/or while a batch is executing.
5.9 ANSI/ISA-88.01 models
5.9.1 Overview of the ISA-88 standard models
Introduction
The following sections describe those models of the ISA-88 standards that relate directly to
the use of SIMATIC BATCH. You will find information on other topics in the standard itself.
Models of the ISA-88 standard
The following models of the ISA-88 standard provide the foundation for batch-oriented control
strategies with SIMATIC BATCH:
● Procedural control model
● Physical model
● Process model
Technological basics complying with ISA-88.01
5.9 ANSI/ISA-88.01 models
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