Solutions
Five practice areas that cover a plant from the field device to the boardroom report. Most customers start with one and add others over the life of the plant.
Halden works across five practice areas. They are designed to be bought separately and to work together: the data a predictive maintenance system collects is the same data the energy system reports on, and the same engineers service both.
Plant automation
Control systems, safety instrumented systems, drives and plant-wide integration, for new builds and for brownfield upgrades where the line cannot stop for long. Read more
Energy management
Monitoring, load management and on-site generation integration. Typical first-year savings of 10 to 20 percent on energy cost, with emissions reporting in the formats regulators ask for. Read more
Predictive maintenance
Sensors on rotating equipment and models that flag a developing fault weeks before it stops production. Alerts go to the people who can act, with the evidence attached. Read more
Lifecycle services
Spares holding, scheduled upgrades, operator training and 24 hour support. Contracts name the engineers and put response times in writing. Read more
OT cyber security
Asset discovery, segmentation, monitoring and incident response for operational technology, built around the plant's safety case rather than borrowed from corporate IT. Read more
Which one first?
| If your main problem is | Start with |
|---|---|
| Unplanned stops | Predictive maintenance |
| Energy cost or emissions reporting | Energy management |
| An ageing control system or a new line | Plant automation |
| Nobody to call when something fails | Lifecycle services |
| An audit finding or a near miss | OT cyber security |
Book a discovery call and a solutions engineer in your region will help you decide.