PEI Release 2022.3

October2022

Version 2022.3.

IMS 2022 Q3 Realization

IMS PEI:

Fabric Maintenance:

Civil:

PEI Improvements

“Last Updated By” added to Schedule grid

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The “Last Updated By” field was added as a column in the Schedules Main Screen grid. This enables users to identify the final person (inspector) that approved a Schedule, without having to go to the Schedule Details Page.

This grid column is by default not enabled for the Schedule grid. However, it can be enabled via the grid settings.

"Last Approved By" added to Circuit grid

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“Last Approved By” has been added as a column in the Circuit Main Screen grid. This new field enables users to identify the person (inspector) who last approved a Circuit. 

(When an inspector approves a Circuit, an Inspection Event is created in the database, which contains the inspector’s ID. The inspector ID from the latest (newest) inspection event is the last approver.)

The “Last Approved By” filter lists applicable inspectors (their User Short Names):

When an inspector is selected, the Circuit list is filtered to show only Circuits that were last approved by the selected inspector:

Bulk Upload for Schedule MEI data

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The "Schedule MEI" data export /import was added in IMS PEI. This export/import Template can be used for the bulk export and import of Schedule MEI data.

The export for import is available in the Schedules Main Screen grid, via the Export button. Users need to select the desired Schedules, click the Export button and then Click here to export Schedule MEI to download of a .xlsx file.

The Import button can then be used to navigate to the Import wizard. (Here it is also possible to download the Schedule MEI template). 

Users can then click Browse to import the the previously exported (or manually filled in) Schedule MEI template. If the built-in export for import or Template is used, then in Step 3, the columns will already mapped correctly.

The normal import process can be followed (see Importing Data via Settings), with Step 4 giving an overview of the actions (what was found, what must be created, what will not be created, what will be updated, and what will be skipped). 

“Rich Text Default” for CML Narratives

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It is now possible to create and use “Rich Text Default” for CML Narratives.

One way to create them is via Settings \ Maintenance \ Common Data \ Rich Text Default, where the "CML" Object Type can now be selected. (For more information see Common Data Settings.)

Alternatively, the Rich Text Default can be created from the CML Detail Page's Narrative section. Users can click Edit and then click Add new default. 

After the default text has been created, it can be added by selected it from the dropdown (in the left) and then clicking Insert default text.

RBI Optimization Dashboard shows Analyses using inactive DMs

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The RBI Optimization Dashboard has been updated. It now also shows the number of RBI analysis using inactive degradation mechanisms.

CMF - CL Number Range Filter

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The Corrosion Loop (CL) Number range filter in the CMF Main Grid enables users to identify and group CMFs associated with a specific Corrosion Loop. The input can now be multiple Corrosion Loop Numbers, one number per line.

Empty Inspection History Results overwritten with ECH Description

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When an ECH is assigned to an Inspection History on the RBI screen, but the Inspection History Results field is empty, then this field will now be overwritten with the ECH Description.

CARMA shown on Trend Plots

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Carma prediction data (WT - Wall Thickness and CR - Corrosion Rate) can now be loaded and shown on Trend Plots (available on the Circuit Details Page, and the SIDAP Screen). A CR prediction is indicated with an orange line, while a WT prediction is shown in purple. Data points are shown as diamond shapes:

Chart legend:

Enabling and Configuring CARMA

An Include CARMA checkbox will only be available on the Trend Plot, when:

• The "Use CARMA?" Application Setting has been activated, and 
• If the CML has the Permasense sensor. Note: Users can filter for these Circuits on the Circuit and CML Main Screens with the "Has CARMA" filter. This filter will only be available when CARMA has been configured.

The Include CARMA checkbox shown on a Trend Plot (as seen on a Circuit Details Page):

When the Include CARMA checkbox is checked, the CARMA prediction data is loaded via the URL, which can be defined in the Application Setting "CARMA Service Configuration". 

The data returned from the service is simplified (the number of points is reduced). This is configurable with the Application Setting "CARMA line simplification tolerance". The N value can be used to configure the tolerance limit of the CARMA line simplification. This is used to reduce the number of points on the graph. A Lower number indicates more points. The default (in case of N < 0 or missing) is 0.1 mm/yr for CR and 0.1 mm for WT.

CARMA Application Settings:

Narrative Default Text in Offline Mode

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In IMS offline we have added the possibility to add default text in the ECH's Narrative section. (This functionality was already available in online mode.)

CIVIL Improvements

Floor Component for Building Equipment

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The "FLOOR" Component Type is now available for “BUILDING” Equipment.