Asset Performance Management System (APMS)

VAIL-Plant APMS module is an operator’s single window specifically designed to equip oil and gas organizations to monitor the overall status of System Integrity parameters such as Remnant Life, Inspection Activities, Leaks/ Failures, Risk Ranking, Corrosion Rate, and Replacements via the dashboard. It allows the operator to perform extensive filtering to preview the desired output in form of graphs and reports for data analysis.

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Data Reliability

  • Overall Management Dashboards.
  • Bulk Loading.
  • Data Importing/Exporting Templates.
  • Data Security, Role-based Security.
     

Digital Twin

  • Increasing Overall Agility.
  • Replacing & Innovating Outdated Legacy Systems.
  • Criticality Assessment of Assets with Advanced Automation Tools.
  • Eliminating Disparate Data Streams.

Document Interface

  • Reference Libraries (P&ID’s, PFD’s, Sketches, SOP’s, Manuals, Isometrics, etc.). Interface with Document Controllers (SharePoint, Envision, OmniDocs, etc.).
  • Drawings Management (Sample Sketch Isometrics, GA Drawings, PFD Drawings, etc.).

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VAIL-PLANT is a leading Asset Integrity Software Solution specifically designed for Oil & Gas, Power, and Petrochemical industries.

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Profile the module with tools like Python’s `cProfile` or Node.js’s `--prof`. Avoid unnecessary computations, use efficient data structures (e.g., sets instead of lists for lookups), and cache results. For instance, memoize a function in a math module to reuse computed values.
Design for horizontal scaling (e.g., add servers), use stateless services, and leverage cloud platforms like AWS. Optimize database queries and cache results. For instance, use a load balancer to distribute traffic across multiple instances.
Follow SOLID principles, write clear documentation, and use meaningful variable names. Refactor regularly and enforce code reviews. For instance, break a large function into smaller, single-purpose functions to improve readability for mid-level engineers.
Use unit testing frameworks like Jest (JavaScript) or pytest (Python). Mock dependencies with tools like Sinon or unittest.mock to isolate the module. For example, test a database module by mocking database calls. Write tests covering edge cases to ensure robustness.