How does the "as-built" function benefit plant
owner/operators?
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The "as-built" function allows plant owners to support
revamp work on a running plant. The owner can take a
section of the plant and work on it in a project
environment while keeping the running plant data current.
After project completion, the project data can be merged
back into the data supporting the running plant in a
controlled manner (i.e., discrepancies will be high-
lighted and identified for resolution).
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as built is very important for further troubleshooting
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