Note: Any reference documents associated
with the source process unit in the References section
and the Document Links section
are automatically moved/copied to the target process unit.Four wizards are available to copy and move process units:
Simple Process Unit Move Wizard - Move a process unit, including its associated emission models, to a new entity.
Simple Process Unit Copy Wizard - Copy a single process unit and optionally its emission models and parameter monitoring results.
Both simple wizards provide a 2-step procedure where the process unit emission models, parameter results, and process unit maximum potential emission models associated with the source process unit are also moved or can be optionally copied to the new process unit. To expedite data entry for your new process units, use the Process Unit form to set up a "template" that reflects the specifications of a standard process unit. Then use the Simple Process Unit Copy wizard to copy the template configuration to new process units at your facility.
Advanced Process Unit Move Wizard - Change the entity associated with a process unit.
Advanced Process Unit Copy Wizard - Create one or more copies of a process unit.
Both advanced wizards allow you to establish the move/copy configuration before actually executing the move/copy process. For instance, you can establish target process unit links or specify which source properties, operating statuses, production units, process areas, and emission units are moved/copied to the target process unit.
During the move process using either the simple or advanced wizard, the current process unit record is updated with an inactive date equal to the current date, the inactive flag and moved flag are set, and a unique ID is generated with a random GUID. A new process unit record is created with an effective date equal to the current date and the same GUID is used for the unique ID. This unique ID can be used to associate the process units when the name of the moved process unit has been changed. The Copy/Move section on the Process Unit form displays a history of moved process units. A link to old process units is available for review purposes.
Note: Any reference documents associated
with the source process unit in the References section
and the Document Links section
are automatically moved/copied to the target process unit.
For instruction on moving and copying process units, click the following links or use the scroll bar to scan the page.
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Each Simple Process Unit wizard contains two panels; the left panel lists the steps and the right panel contains forms for setting up the move/copy configuration. To navigate through the wizard, click the step title in the left panel or use the Next and Previous buttons in the right panel. The Finish button initiates the move/copy process. Close the window to cancel move/copy activity and exit the wizard at any time before the move/copy process is initiated.
The first step of the simple wizards is for source process unit identification. Specify the source entity and process unit. For the Simple Process Unit Copy Wizard, a process unit is available for selection when has been assigned the Air Module Access in the Type section on the Process Unit form. For the Simple Process Unit Move Wizard, a process unit is available for selection when it is active and has been assigned the Air Module Access and the Portable Process Unit Type in the Type section on the Process Unit form. Any process unit emission models and process unit maximum potential emission models associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items with a link to each model record for reviewing purposes. A link to the process unit record is also provided.
The second step of the simple wizards is for target process unit identification. Specify the entity, process unit ID, and active date for the target process unit. If production units are associated with the source process unit, the production unit name can be changed; otherwise, the source production unit names are used. The Simple Process Unit Copy Wizard provides an option to copy the process unit emission models, parameter results, and/or process unit maximum potential emission models associated with the source process unit. For the Simple Process Unit Move Wizard, the models associated with the source process unit are moved to the target process unit.
When the move/copy process is complete, a link to the new process unit is displayed as a line item. If an error occurred during the move/copy process, a message is included in the line item.
To move process units using the Simple Wizard
Note:
A process unit must be designated as Portable
in the Type section on the Process
Unit form in order to be moved from one entity to another.
Click Data
Entry > Process Unit Information > Simple Process Unit Move
in the Navigation Tree.
The first step of the wizard is displayed.
Select the source Enterprise
Entity and Process Unit
from the list for each field.
A process unit is available for selection when it is active and has
been assigned the Air Module
Access and the Portable Process
Unit Type in the Type section
on the Process Unit form.
Any emission models and maximum potential emission models associated
with the source process unit are displayed as line items. A link to
the process unit selected is also provided.
Click the record links to review the actual records when applicable.
Click Next and select the Enterprise Entity for the target process unit.
Enter an Active Date to indicate the date of operation at the target entity. The Calendar button is available to select the date.
Change the target Process Unit ID when applicable. The source process unit ID is the default.
Click Finish
to initiate the move process.
When the move process is complete, a link to the new process unit is
displayed as a line item. If an error occurred during the move process,
a message is included in the line item.
To copy process units using the Simple Wizard
Click Data
Entry > Process Unit Information > Simple Process Unit Copy
in the Navigation Tree.
The first step of the wizard is displayed.
Select the source Enterprise
Entity and Process Unit
from the list for each field.
A process unit is available for selection when it has been assigned
the Air Module Access in
the Type section on the Process Unit form. Any emission
models and maximum potential emission models associated with the source
process unit are displayed as line items. A link to the process unit
selected is also provided.
Click the record links to review the actual records when applicable.
Click Next and select the Enterprise Entity for the target process unit.
Enter the Active Date for the target process unit. The Calendar button is available to select the date.
Change the target Process Unit ID when applicable. The source process unit ID is the default.
Change the target Production
Unit Name when applicable. The source production unit name
is the default.
Note: The production
unit name change option is displayed only when there are production
units associated with the source process unit.
Review the options below to determine whether the source record's associated data is to be copied. Clear the check box for an option and the data will not be copied.
Process unit emission models
Parameter results referenced in the emission models
Process unit maximum potential emission models
Click Finish
to initiate the copy process.
When the copy process is complete, a link to the new process unit is
displayed as a line item. If an error occurred during the copy process,
a message is included in the line item.
There are a possible 22 steps available in each Advanced Process Unit wizard. Refer to Advanced Process Unit Move/Copy Wizard Steps for details. Nine of the steps apply to emission models and will only be displayed if the process unit is associated with active emission model scenarios. Consequently, the wizard provides 13 steps when there are no active emission model scenarios and 22 steps when there are.
Each wizard contains two panels; the left panel lists the steps and the right panel contains forms for setting up the move/copy configuration. To navigate through the wizard, click the step title in the left panel or use the Next and Previous buttons in the right panel. The Next/Previous navigation option automatically skips over the steps with no records; however, the form for each step can be accessed by clicking the step title.
The Finish button initiates the move/copy process. It is not necessary to visit every step to save the move/copy configuration. Any existing source data that was not reviewed or edited will be saved. Custom fields will be automatically copied. When the move process is complete, the new process unit record is displayed. If an error occurred during the move process, a link to the process unit record and an error message are displayed. When the copy process is complete, a link to the new process unit is provided as a final step. If more than one copy was made, each new process unit is saved independently and displayed as a line item. When one of the copies experienced an error, such as duplicate source/target process unit names, the error does not prevent additional copies from being saved. Error messages are displayed in the process unit line item.
Close the window to cancel move/copy configuration set up and exit the wizard at any time before the move/copy process is initiated.
To move process units using the Advanced WizardNote:
A process unit must be designated as Portable
in the Type section on the Process
Unit form in order to be moved from one entity to another.
Click Data Entry > Process Unit Information > Process Units in the Navigation Tree and open the process unit record to be moved.
Click the Advanced
Process Unit Move button in the Copy/Move
section.
The first step of the wizard is displayed.
Select the target Enterprise
Entity from the list.
Once a new entity is selected, it can not be changed. Close the window
and begin again (repeat step 2) to choose a different entity.
Enter an Active Date to indicate the date of operation at the target entity. The Calendar button is available to select the date.
Click Next and specify a new Process Unit Name when applicable.
Use the wizard steps to set up your
move configuration. Refer to Advanced Process
Unit Move/Copy Wizard Steps for information about each step.
When necessary, close the window to cancel move configuration set up
and exit the wizard.
Click Finish
to initiate the move process.
When the move process is complete, the new process unit record is displayed.
If an error occurred during the move process, a link to the process
unit record and the error message will be displayed.
To copy process units using the Advanced
Wizard
Click Data Entry > Process Unit Information > Process Units in the Navigation Tree and open the process unit record to be copied.
Click the Advanced
Process Unit Copy button in the Copy/Move
section.
The first step of the wizard is displayed.
Change the Number of Copies when applicable. The default is 1.
Select an Enterprise
Entity from the list.
Once a new entity is selected, it can not be changed. Close the window
and begin again (repeat steps 2 and 3) to choose a different entity.
Enter an Active Date to indicate the date of operation at the target entity. The Calendar button is available to select the date.
Click Next and specify a new Process Unit Name when applicable.
Use the wizard steps to set up your
copy configuration. Refer to Advanced Process
Unit Move/Copy Wizard Steps for information about each step.
When necessary, close the window to cancel copy configuration set up
and exit the wizard.
Click Finish
to initiate the copy process.
When the copy process is complete, a link to the new process unit is
provided as a final step. If more than one copy was made, each new
process unit is saved independently and displayed as a line item.
When one of the copies experienced an error, such as duplicate source/target
process unit names, the error will not prevent additional copies from
being saved. Error messages are displayed in the process unit line
item.
Note:
If the source process unit is associated with active emission model
scenarios, steps related to copying emission model data will be displayed
as steps 8 through 16 in the Advanced Process Unit Move/Copy wizards.
A brief description of these conditional steps is provided below; refer
to Copying
Emission Models for additional information.
Specify the target entity and an active date. Any data with an effective that is to be replaced by the new configuration will be populated with this active date. For the Advanced Process Unit Move wizard, any shutdown dates will be populated with the active date as well. For the Advanced Process Unit Copy wizard, a field is available to specify the number of copies; the default is 1.
The process unit name for the target process unit is displayed. For the move process, the default is the existing process unit identifier. For the copy process, the default is CopyXofProcessUnitName where X is the number of the copy, beginning with number 1, e.g., Copy1ofProcessUnitName, Copy2ofProcessUnitName, etc. All names can be changed.
Any permits associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. The permits are selected by default. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the permit will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any process parameters, parameter limits, and associated permits for the source process unit are displayed in a hierarchical tree format with a check box adjacent to each tree node. All parameters, limits, and permits displayed are selected by default; clear a check box to exclude the parameter/limit/permit from the move/copy process. Click a Results check box to move/copy the parameter's monitoring results to the target process unit.
Any process materials and material parameters for the source process unit are displayed in a hierarchical tree format with a check box adjacent to each tree node. All materials and material parameters are selected by default; clear a check box to exclude the material/parameter from the move/copy process. Click a Results check box to copy the material parameter's monitoring results to the target process unit.
Any emission limits and associated permits for the source process unit are displayed in a hierarchical tree format with a check box adjacent to each tree node. All limits and permits are selected by default; clear a check box to exclude the limit/permit from the move/copy process.
Establish process unit links that apply to the target entity. Click Add Process Link and refer to Process Unit Links for additional information.
Any active emission model scenarios associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. Use the buttons adjacent to the line item to change or remove an emission model scenario for the target process unit.
The temperature-related parameters associated with the emission model scenario for the source process unit are displayed as line items. The Copy Results check box is available for designating when monitoring results for a parameter should be copied to the target process unit. Use the Edit button adjacent to the line item to change the parameter for the target emission models/scenarios. A different parameter, level (entity, production unit, process unit), and material qualifier can be specified.
The materials and model output types associated with the emission model scenarios for the source process unit are displayed as line items. Use the buttons adjacent to the line time to change a material or remove a material for the target process unit.
Target process units defined as Beginning process units in process unit links established during the move/copy process are listed. Each model output type for the emission model scenario materials being moved/copied is displayed as a line item with a Link field that is used to select a target process unit for linking purposes. When you specify the target process unit’s stream linkages for a model output type, you are replacing all specified link references contained in the source process unit’s emission model scenarios for that material and output type. For instance, assume you have several source model scenarios with the model output type "Process Emissions" for "Methane" that reference a link to process unit "Emission Point A". To copy these emission model scenarios to a target process unit that is linked to "Emission Point B", you will need to replace the source link of "Emission Point A" with the target link of "Emission Point B". Then, all model scenarios moved/copied with the output type "Process Emissions" for "Methane" that use "Emission Point A" will use "Emission Point B".
Each equation constant associated with the emission model scenarios to be moved/copied is displayed as a line item. Use the Edit button adjacent to the line item to adjust the value and/or the unit of measure for an equation constant. The list of available units is filtered based on the unit type associated with the emission material.
Each equation variable associated with the emission model scenarios to be moved/copied is displayed as a line item. Use the Edit button adjacent to the line item to change the parameter and/or material qualifier. For example, suppose your source variable references anthracite coal, but your target process unit uses bituminous coal. The material qualifier can be changed in the Equation Variables step. The Copy Results check box is available for designating when monitoring results for a parameter should be copied to the target process unit.
Each global constant associated with the emission model scenarios to be moved/copied is displayed as a line item. Use the Edit button adjacent to the line item to change the global constant for the target process unit. The list of available units is filtered based on the unit type associated with the emission material.
Any global emission factor references associated with the emission model scenarios to be moved/copied is displayed as a line item. Click the Delete button adjacent to the line item to remove a global emission factor reference.
The source process unit properties are displayed as line items. Emission model scenario equations refer to process unit properties for emission calculations. Each property is displayed as a line item. Click the Edit button adjacent to the line item to change the value and/or unit of measure.
Each process operating status associated with the source process unit is displayed as a line item. The operating statuses are selected by default. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the operating status information will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any process control models associated with the source process unit are displayed in a hierarchical tree format with a check box adjacent to each tree node. The process control models are selected by default. Clear the check box and the model will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any production units associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. The production units are selected by default. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the production unit will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any process areas associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. The process areas are selected by default. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the process area will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any emission units associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. The emission units are selected by default. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the emission unit will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
Any active maximum potential emission models associated with the source process unit are displayed as line items. Each model is selected by default. Changes in previous steps for materials, process unit links, emission model names, or emission model scenario names will not be reflected in moved/copied maximum potential emission models. Clear the check box adjacent to a line item and the maximum potential emission model will not be moved/copied to the target process unit.
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