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Domain Templates

Domain templates are pre-built configurations that instantly set up your Powoflow workspace for a specific industry. Each template includes resource types, hierarchy rules, preventive maintenance (PM) templates, and ISO 14224 failure coding tailored to the domain.

Applying a Template

  1. Navigate to Settings → Templates
  2. Browse the available templates (9 industry domains)
  3. Click Apply Template to add the resource types, hierarchy rules, and failure modes to your organization
  4. Optionally, click Deploy Examples to create a sample asset hierarchy with realistic data
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Templates are additive and can be combined. For example, apply both Fleet Management and Renewable Energy if you manage solar-powered vehicle fleets, or combine Marine & Fleet with Offshore Fleet Operations for a full maritime operation.

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Applying a template does not overwrite existing data. It merges new resource types and rules into your organization. If a resource type with the same name already exists, it will be skipped.

Available Templates

1. Facilities Management (ISO 19650)

Designed for commercial and institutional building management following the ISO 19650 BIM standard.

CategoryResource Types
StructureBuilding, Floor, Room, Wing, Zone
HVACAir Handling Unit (AHU), Chiller, Boiler, Cooling Tower, Fan Coil Unit, VAV Box, Heat Pump, Ductwork
ElectricalMain Distribution Panel (MDP), Switchgear, Transformer, UPS, Generator, Lighting Panel, Bus Duct
PlumbingDomestic Water System, Hot Water Heater, Pump Station, Backflow Preventer, Grease Trap
Fire ProtectionFire Alarm Panel, Sprinkler System, Fire Pump, Standpipe, Fire Extinguisher, Smoke Detector

Hierarchy rules: Building → Floor → Room, with equipment attached at the room level.

PM templates: Filter replacements, belt inspections, fire alarm testing schedules, boiler inspections.


2. Manufacturing & Industrial (ISA-95)

Follows the ISA-95 (IEC 62264) enterprise-to-control model for discrete and process manufacturing.

CategoryResource Types
OrganizationSite, Area, Production Line, Work Cell
Equipment GroupsCNC Machine Center, Assembly Station, Packaging Line, Quality Station
Individual EquipmentCNC Machine, Conveyor, Robot Arm, PLC, HMI Panel, VFD, Servo Drive
UtilitiesCompressor, Chiller, Cooling Tower, Transformer, Switchgear

Hierarchy rules: Site → Area → Production Line → Work Cell → Equipment.

PM templates: CNC spindle maintenance, conveyor belt tension checks, robot calibration, PLC battery replacement.

Failure modes: Bearing failure, motor overload, sensor drift, seal leak, control fault, electrical short.


3. Marine & Fleet (ISO 55000, ISO 14224)

Comprehensive marine vessel management with 30+ sensor types for real-time monitoring.

CategoryResource Types
Vessel StructureVessel, Hull Section, Compartment, Deck, Tank
PropulsionMain Engine, Gearbox, Propeller Shaft, Thruster, Rudder
MachineryGenerator, Compressor, Pump, Purifier, Boiler, Heat Exchanger, Crane
NavigationRadar, GPS, ECDIS, AIS, Autopilot, Gyrocompass, Echo Sounder
SafetyLifeboat, Life Raft, EPIRB, Fire Suppression, Bilge System

Sensor types: RPM, exhaust temperature, fuel flow, oil pressure, coolant temperature, vibration, sea water temperature, wind speed/direction, draft, trim, list, and more.

Hierarchy rules: Vessel → Section → Compartment → Equipment. Tanks and decks as secondary groupings.

Failure modes: Full ISO 14224 failure coding including detection methods, failure mechanisms, and failure causes specific to marine equipment.


4. Fleet Management (ISO 55000)

For organizations managing vehicle fleets, drivers, and depot operations.

CategoryResource Types
LocationsDepot, Yard, Service Bay
VehiclesTruck, Van, Car, Bus, Motorcycle, Trailer
ComponentsEngine, Transmission, Brake System, Tire, Battery, HVAC System
PersonnelDriver

Hierarchy rules: Depot → Vehicle → Component. Drivers are linked to vehicles via relationships.

PM templates: Oil change intervals, tire rotations, brake inspections, DOT annual inspections, emissions testing.


5. Offshore Fleet Operations (ISO 14224, DNV GL)

Specialized for offshore support vessels (OSVs) and offshore equipment, following DNV GL classification standards.

CategoryResource Types
VesselsPlatform Supply Vessel (PSV), Anchor Handling Tug (AHTS), Dive Support Vessel (DSV), Well Intervention Vessel
Offshore EquipmentDynamic Positioning (DP) System, Crane, Winch, ROV, Moonpool, Helideck
Safety SystemsBOP (Blowout Preventer), Gas Detection, Emergency Shutdown (ESD), Firefighting System
Deck EquipmentCargo Rail, Ramp, Tugger Winch, Pipe Rack

Hierarchy rules: Vessel → System → Sub-system → Equipment.

Failure modes: Full ISO 14224 taxonomy with DNV GL equipment class codes, SFI group numbers, and OREDA-compatible failure data.


6. Renewable Energy

Covers solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems.

CategoryResource Types
SolarSolar Array, Solar Panel, String Combiner, Micro-Inverter, String Inverter, Tracker
WindWind Turbine, Generator, Gearbox, Nacelle, Tower, Blade, Yaw System
StorageBattery Bank, Battery Module, Battery Cell, Charge Controller, BMS
Power ConversionInverter, Transformer, Switchgear, Meter, Grid Tie

Hierarchy rules: Site → Array/Turbine → Sub-components. Battery banks grouped by string.

PM templates: Panel cleaning, inverter inspection, battery capacity testing, blade inspection, gearbox oil analysis.

Sensor types: Irradiance, DC voltage, AC power, state of charge (SoC), cell temperature, wind speed, rotor RPM.


7. Ski Resort Operations

Purpose-built for ski area operations across all four seasons.

CategoryResource Types
LiftsChairlift, Gondola, Surface Lift, Conveyor Lift, Tram
TrailsSki Trail, Terrain Park, Racing Course, Cross-Country Trail, MTB Trail
SnowmakingSnow Gun, Fan Gun, Pump House, Compressor Station, Water Intake, Hydrant
GroomingSnow Cat, Winch Cat, Trail Groomer, Park Shaper
FacilitiesLodge, Patrol Station, Rental Shop, Ticket Office, Maintenance Shop
SummerMountain Bike Trail, Hiking Trail, Alpine Slide, Zip Line

Hierarchy rules: Resort → Mountain/Base Area → Trail/Lift → Equipment.

PM templates: Annual lift inspections, haul rope NDT testing, sheave bearing greasing, snowmaking system winterization, groomer track maintenance.


8. Building Maintenance (NFPA 25, ASHRAE)

Comprehensive building systems management following NFPA 25 (fire protection inspection) and ASHRAE standards.

CategoryResource Types
HVAC (ASHRAE)Rooftop Unit (RTU), Split System, Chilled Water System, Steam System, Exhaust Fan, MAU, ERV
Fire Protection (NFPA 25)Wet Sprinkler System, Dry Sprinkler System, Standpipe, Fire Pump, Backflow Preventer, Alarm Valve, FDC
ElectricalMain Service, Distribution Panel, Transfer Switch, Emergency Generator, EV Charging Station
PlumbingDomestic Hot Water, Recirculation Pump, Water Softener, Sump Pump, Sewage Ejector
Building EnvelopeRoof, Window System, Curtain Wall, Loading Dock, Parking Gate
Vertical TransportElevator, Escalator, Dumbwaiter

PM templates: NFPA 25 inspection schedules (weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, 5-year), ASHRAE filter schedules, elevator annual inspections.


9. Heavy Industry (ISO 14224)

For refineries, chemical plants, and heavy industrial facilities following full ISO 14224 failure coding.

CategoryResource Types
Process EquipmentReactor, Distillation Column, Heat Exchanger, Pressure Vessel, Storage Tank, Separator
Rotating EquipmentCentrifugal Pump, Reciprocating Compressor, Centrifugal Compressor, Turbine, Blower, Agitator
PipingPipeline, Valve (Gate, Globe, Ball, Butterfly, Check), Relief Valve, Control Valve
InstrumentationPressure Transmitter, Temperature Transmitter, Flow Meter, Level Transmitter, Analyzer, DCS
Safety SystemsSafety Instrumented System (SIS), Emergency Shutdown Valve (ESDV), Flare, PSV, Rupture Disc
ElectricalMotor, Transformer, Switchgear, MCC, VFD, Cable Tray

Hierarchy rules: Plant → Unit → System → Equipment → Component.

Failure modes: Complete ISO 14224 taxonomy:

FieldExamples
Detection MethodPeriodic maintenance, continuous monitoring, on-demand, inspection, testing
Failure ModeFail to start, fail to stop, abnormal output, leakage, vibration, overheating, structural deficiency
Failure MechanismCorrosion, erosion, fatigue, wear, fouling, blockage, deformation, electrical short
Failure CauseDesign error, manufacturing defect, installation error, operational error, wear/aging, contamination

What Each Template Includes

Every domain template provisions the following:

ComponentDescription
Resource TypesNamed types with icons, default data fields, and resource class assignment (SITE, BUILDING, EQUIPMENT, etc.)
Hierarchy RulesAllowed parent-child relationships between resource types (e.g., "Floor" can only be a child of "Building")
PM TemplatesPre-built preventive maintenance work order templates with recommended intervals
ISO 14224 Failure ModesDetection methods, failure modes, failure mechanisms, and failure causes per equipment category
Custom Data FieldsIndustry-specific fields pre-configured on each resource type (e.g., "Gross Tonnage" on Vessel, "Rated Capacity" on Pump)

Deploy Examples

After applying a template, click Deploy Examples to generate a sample asset hierarchy populated with realistic data. This is useful for:

  • Learning how the hierarchy is structured before creating your own assets
  • Testing integrations and dashboards with real-looking data
  • Training team members in a sandbox environment
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Deploy Examples creates real records in your organization. You can archive or purge the sample assets later from the asset detail page, but it is recommended to use this feature in a non-production environment first.

Combining Templates

Templates are designed to be composed. Common combinations include:

Use CaseTemplates to Combine
Maritime company with shore-side facilitiesMarine & Fleet + Facilities Management
Offshore operator with onshore supportOffshore Fleet Operations + Fleet Management
Mixed-use resortSki Resort Operations + Building Maintenance
Factory with on-site power generationManufacturing & Industrial + Renewable Energy
Chemical plant with vehicle fleetHeavy Industry + Fleet Management

When templates share similar resource types (e.g., both include "Generator"), the first applied version is kept and duplicates are skipped.