10.3 Recipe topology
10.3.1 Flat recipes
10.3.1.1 Structure of flat recipes
With the BATCH Recipe Editor, you can create flat recipes. To make the structure clearer, you
can move existing sequences of recipe elements into a substructure.
Note
The runtime properties of the recipe are not influenced by the substructures.
Basic structure
The following figure illustrates the basic structure of a flat recipe that can contain both recipe
operations (ROPs) that use EOPs, as well as recipe operations made up of recipe phases
(RPHs) and that use EPHs. These EOPs and EPHs are created during engineering of the
basic automation (refer to the section: Engineering > Basic Engineering for PCS 7.
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Properties
Flat recipes cannot be executed on the AS and cannot be operated or monitored in the BATCH
OS controls. If you use flat recipes, you will need to operate the batches in the BatchCC.
10.3.1.2 Use of substructures in the BATCH Recipe Editor
Principle
The figure below shows the basic use of substructures when editing flat recipes with the
BATCH Recipe Editor. A substructure itself can be made up of other substructures.
BATCH Recipe Editor
10.3 Recipe topology
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