JP2020204919A - Facility management support system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a facility management support system that makes it easy to check operation authority of each user, and that further makes it easy to perform change work of the operation authority.SOLUTION: Change work of operation authority using an authority setting screen 40 is able to be performed. The authority setting screen 40 is a screen disposed with a plurality of grids in a matrix manner, in which a list of management screen names corresponding to each of management screens is arranged along a vertical axis 42, and a list of user names corresponding to each of users is arranged along a horizontal axis 44. In each of the grids in the matrix at the authority setting screen 40, the operation authority to the management screen corresponding to the grid thereto for the user corresponding to the grid thereto is displayed, and when the grid is operated, the operation authority to the management screen of the user is changed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to an equipment management support system that supports work for managing equipment to be managed, and more particularly to an equipment management support system for water treatment equipment.

Conventionally, when a plant maintenance company manages various facilities such as water treatment facilities, it is managed with the support of a facility management support system that provides a graphical user interface (GUI) displayed on a monitor screen as shown in FIG. I sometimes did some work. Patent Document 1 describes a method for creating such a GUI.

For example, when the management target of the plant maintenance company is the plant 80 and the pipeline 90, the GUI includes a management screen 82 corresponding to the plant 80 and a management screen 92 corresponding to the pipeline 90. The GUI includes an image showing the state of the management target and an image that serves as a trigger for operating the equipment existing in the equipment to be managed. Such a GUI is linked to the equipment entity to be managed (here, plant 80, pipeline 90) via a network, the state of the equipment entity is reflected in the display state of the GUI, and the operation for the GUI is performed on the equipment. It is reflected in the entity.

For example, in the management screen 82 for the plant 80 shown in FIG. 6, a tank image 83 showing the amount of residual water in the water storage tank, a water tank meter 84 showing the amount of water stored in the water tank receiving water from the water storage tank, and a space between the water storage tank and the water tank. The water distribution valve switch 85 corresponding to the water distribution valve arranged in the pipe of the water tank is displayed, and the plant maintenance company browses the tank image 83 and the water tank meter 84 to see the amount of residual water in the water storage tank and the amount of water stored in the water tank. To monitor. Then, for example, when the amount of residual water in the water storage tank becomes too small, the water distribution valve switch 85 is operated to close the water distribution valve to interrupt the water supply to the water tank. On the contrary, when the amount of water in the water tank is small, the water distribution valve switch 85 is operated to widen the water distribution valve to increase the efficiency of water supply to the water tank.

In the management screen 92 for the pipeline 90 shown in FIG. 6, a pipe extending in three directions, a flow meter 93 indicating the flow rate in one of the pipes, and a three-way valve arranged at a branch point of the pipe are supported. The directional valve switch 94 is displayed. The plant maintenance contractor browses the flow meter 93 to monitor the flow rate in the pipe and operates the three-way valve switch 94 to adjust the direction of the water flow so that the water flows to the desired pipe.

Japanese Patent No. 6157548

By the way, some operation authority may be set for the management screens 82 and 92. The types of operation authority include, for example, "edit" authority that can change the configuration itself of what is displayed on the management screen 82, and "operation" authority that can operate a trigger such as the water distribution valve switch 85. There is a "viewing" authority that allows the tank image 83 and the water tank meter 84 to be viewed and monitored, although the trigger cannot be operated. Alternatively, any access may be prohibited, that is, an authority of "no authority" may be set, which makes it impossible to even view the management screen 82.

The operation authority may be changed, for example, when the maintenance person (user who actually performs the work) is changed at the plant maintenance company, but in the conventional equipment management support system, the operation authority setting change work is troublesome. There was a problem.

In the conventional equipment management support system, the user sets the operation authority by using the management screen property table 88 individually prepared for the management screens 82 and 92 (here, the management screen 82) as shown in FIG. It is common to make changes.

Various information related to the management screen 82 is displayed in the management screen property table 88. Specifically, the management screen name (for example, "plant") that identifies the management screen 82, and the link destination information (for example, the plant 80) that links to the equipment entity that is the target of monitoring / operation by the management screen 82. The network address of the installed device), the operation authority column 89 (described later) indicating the operation authority of the management screen 82 by each user, the comment on the management screen 82 (for example, the location information of the equipment entity to be managed), etc. are displayed. ..

In the operation authority column 89 of FIG. 7, the types of operation authority (“edit”, “operation”, “view”) prepared and the information of the user having the operation authority are displayed, and the operation authority is displayed. When it is changed, the operation for the operation authority column 89 is performed. For example, by replacing "User B" who was a maintenance person with "User E", "User E" is newly given "operation" authority, and "user B" loses "operation" authority ("authority"). In the case of "None"), "User E" may be added to the content of the "Operation" authority in the operation authority column 89, and "User B" may be deleted.

However, when the "operation" authority is given to "user E" not only on the management screen 82 but also on the management screen 92 and the "operation" authority is lost from "user B", the above "user E" is added. , The work of erasing "User B" must be performed on the management screen property table (not shown) of the management screen 92. In order to reflect that there are many more management screens and the maintenance staff has changed for all of them, the above work must be performed on a large number of management screen property tables. Such work is very complicated, and for example, every time the maintenance person is changed, the user of the equipment management support system is burdened. Also, since it is not possible to confirm which user has the operation authority for which management screen without actually opening the management screen property table, for example, when you want to confirm all the operation authority of "User B", , It was necessary to check the management screen property table of all management screens, and the work of checking the operation authority was complicated.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a facility management support system that facilitates confirmation of operation authority of each user and further facilitates change of operation authority.

In order to solve the above problems, an example of the embodiment of the equipment management support system according to the present invention is an equipment management support system that supports a plurality of users to manage the equipment to be managed, and accepts input from the user. An input device and an output monitor capable of displaying an image to the user are provided. The output monitor can display a management screen and an authority setting screen, and the management screen is the management screen. A plurality of types are prepared according to the work performed by the user on the equipment, and the management screen can be viewed to enable the user to monitor the equipment, and the management screen displays the input device. The user is allowed to operate the equipment by being operated by using the operation, and the operation authority for each user is set for each of the management screens. The authority setting screen has a vertical axis and a horizontal axis. A list of management screen names corresponding to each of the management screens is arranged along one of the axes, and a list of user names corresponding to each of the users is arranged along the other axis to form a matrix. It is a screen in which a plurality of cells are arranged, and each cell of the matrix on the authority setting screen displays the operation authority for the management screen corresponding to the cell by the user corresponding to the cell, and the input device is displayed. When the mass is operated by using it, the operation authority of the user to the management screen is changed.

Further, it is preferable that the authority setting screen includes a narrowing search field, and only the management screen name corresponding to the keyword entered in the narrowing search field is displayed on the authority setting screen.

Further, preferably, when any of the management screen names lined up in the authority setting screen is selected by using the input device, a reduced image of the management screen corresponding to the selected management screen name is displayed on the output monitor. It should be displayed.

Further, preferably, there is at least one user group to which a plurality of the users belong, and the group names corresponding to the user groups are also arranged on the axis on which the user names are arranged on the authority setting screen. It is preferable that the operation authority of the user belonging to the same user group can be changed collectively on the authority setting screen.

Moreover, it is preferable that the equipment to be managed is a water treatment equipment.

According to an example of the embodiment of the equipment management support system according to the present invention, a matrix-like authority setting screen for displaying a list of user names and a list of management screen names is prepared, so that which user manages which. It is possible to confirm whether or not the user has the operation authority for the screen simply by viewing the authority setting screen. Furthermore, when each cell is operated, the operation authority for the management screen corresponding to that cell is changed by the user corresponding to that cell. Therefore, the operation authority settings for all users and all management screens can be set on the authority setting screen. You can do it only.

In addition, when only setting the operation authority for some management screens, it is possible to display only the necessary management screen names by using the narrowed search field.

In addition, since the reduced image of the management screen corresponding to the management screen name is displayed on the output monitor, it is possible to check the actual shape of the management screen from the authority setting screen, so it is possible to change the operation authority setting. In doing so, there is little risk of making a mistake as to which management screen name is the management screen for which the operation authority should be changed.

In addition, when users are divided into several user groups, the operation authority of the users belonging to that user group can be changed collectively, so that the operation authority setting change work for multiple users can be completed quickly. can do.

The network diagram which shows an example of the relationship between the equipment to be managed to which the equipment management support system which concerns on this invention is applied, and a plurality of users. A block diagram schematically showing a configuration in an example of an embodiment of a facility management support system. The figure which shows an example of the authority setting screen. The figure which shows an example of authority change in authority setting screen. The figure which shows an example of the refined search. The figure which shows the relationship between the management screen and the equipment to be managed in the conventional equipment management support system. The figure which shows the management screen property table used in the conventional equipment management support system.

Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of the equipment management support system according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The network diagram of FIG. 1 schematically shows the relationship between the equipment to be managed to which this equipment management support system is applied and a plurality of users. Here, a plurality of facilities to be managed, for example, plant 1 (equipment 16a), plant 2 (equipment 16b), pipeline 1 (equipment 16c), and pipeline 2 (equipment 16d) are routed through network equipment in each facility. Is connected to the network 12 (Internet, etc.). Then, a plurality of users, for example, user A (14a), user B (14b), user C (14c), and user D (14d) use a user terminal owned by each user, a computer installed in an office, or the like. You can access the network 12. Here, as an example, four facilities (16a to 16d) and four users (14a to 14d) are shown, but the number of facilities and users is arbitrary, and may be larger or smaller than this. Good.

The block diagram of FIG. 2 schematically shows how one of the users 14 communicates with the equipment (16a to 16d) to be managed via the network 12. A device used by the user 14 to access the network 12, for example, a computer, is provided with an input device 22 for receiving input from the user 14 and an output monitor 24 capable of displaying an image to the user 14. A specific example of the input device 22 is a keyboard and a mouse, and a specific example of the output monitor 24 is a liquid crystal display. When the output monitor 24 is an image display device having a touch panel function, a mechanism (such as a pressure sensitive sensor or a capacitance sensor) that senses a touch operation in the touch panel function is also an input device 22.

The output monitor 24 has management screens (30a to 30d) prepared according to the type of work (monitoring of the operating status of the equipment, operation of the equipment in the equipment, etc.) performed by the user 14 on the equipment (16a to 16d). Is displayed. Here, one management screen that can monitor and operate the equipment in the equipment is prepared corresponding to one equipment, such that the management screen 30a corresponds to the plant 1 (equipment 16a). It is assumed that there is. For the sake of explanation, FIG. 2 shows that four management screens (30a to 30d) are displayed on the output monitor 24, but the user 14 actually called (and the user 14 has the operation authority). Only the management screen (has) is displayed.

The output monitor 24 can communicate with the equipment (16a to 16d) via the network 12, and the management screen (30a to 30d) displayed on the output monitor 24 shows the equipment (16a to 16d) corresponding to the management screen. The state of is reflected. Therefore, the user 14 can monitor the equipment (16a to 16d) by viewing the management screens (30a to 30d). For example, by viewing the tank image displayed on the management image 30a, the user can confirm the amount of residual water in the water storage tank in the plant 1 of the equipment 16a corresponding to this.

Then, when the user 14 operates the management screens (30a to 30d) using the input device 22, the operation is reflected in the corresponding equipment (16a to 16d) via the network 12. As a result, the user 14 can operate the equipment (16a to 16d) via the management screen (30a to 30d) and the input device 22. For example, the user can operate the water distribution valve switch displayed on the management image 30a (move the cursor with the mouse and click on the water distribution valve switch, or touch the water distribution valve switch on the touch panel). The water distribution valve in the plant 1 of the corresponding equipment 16a can be operated.

In the present embodiment, a screen for displaying a list and collectively setting which user has the operation authority for which management screen, that is, the authority setting screen 40 shown in FIG. 3 is prepared. In this authority setting screen 40, a list of management screen names is arranged in the leftmost column (header column) along the vertical axis 42 (as a vertical element), and along the horizontal axis 44 (horizontal element). The list of user names is lined up in the top line (header line).

The management screen name is a name corresponding to each of the management screens. Here, "plant 1" is displayed on the management screen 30a corresponding to plant 1 (equipment 16a), and "plant 1" is displayed on the management screen 30b corresponding to plant 2 (equipment 16b). The name "pipeline 1" is given to the management screen 30c corresponding to the "plant 2" and the pipeline 1 (equipment 16c), and the name "pipeline 2" is given to the management screen 30d corresponding to the pipeline 2 (equipment 16d). .. The management screen name shown here is an example, and may be a name that allows the user to appropriately recognize the contents of the management screen.

The user name is a name corresponding to each of the users, and here, the user 14a, the user 14b, the user 14c, and the user 14d are referred to as "user A", "user B", "user C", and "user D" in that order. The name is given. This user name is a name for individually identifying each user. For example, it may be the real name of the user, or a name combining the real name and the serial number to distinguish users with the same surname and the same name is the user name. It may be. It is also possible to give a user name that has nothing to do with the real name.

The authority setting screen 40 is a matrix-like screen in which a plurality of cells are arranged vertically and horizontally. And some symbol is displayed in each cell. Here, either "○" (round shape) or "x" (X shape) is displayed as a symbol. In the present embodiment, "○" is a symbol corresponding to the operation authority of "operation", that is, the operation authority capable of performing an operation on the corresponding management screen, and "x" is an operation of "no authority". It is a symbol corresponding to the authority, that is, the operation authority for which access to the corresponding management screen is not permitted.

The symbols displayed in each cell represent the operation authority of a specific user to a specific management screen. For example, the squares arranged in the same column (vertical direction) as any user name represent the operation authority to each management screen by the user having that user name. The squares lined up in the same line (horizontal direction) as any of the management screen names represent the operation authority of each user for the management screen having the management screen name. That is, for a specific cell, by confirming which user name is in the same column and which management screen name is in the same row, the cell represents the operation authority to which management screen by which user. You can find out.

For example, in FIG. 3, the user name in the header row: the same column as "User A" and the management screen name in the header column: the same row as "Plant 1" (the upper left cell excluding the header row and the header column). Is indicated by the symbol "○". This means that the user (14a) of "user A" has the operation authority of "operation" with respect to the management screen (30a) of "plant 1". On the other hand, the symbol "x" is shown in the cells in the same column as "User B" and in the same row as "Plant 1" (the cells on the right side of the upper left cell mentioned above). This means that the user (14b) of "user B" does not have the operation authority to the management screen (30a) of "plant 1", that is, "no authority".

According to this authority setting screen 40, by examining the cells in the same column as a specific user name, it is possible to collectively check which management screen the user having that user name has the operation authority to. .. In addition, by examining the cells in the same line as a specific management screen name, it is possible to collectively check which user has the operation authority for the management screen having the management screen name.

Then, on the authority setting screen 40, it is possible to change the operation authority. As an example, FIG. 4 shows how the operation authority for the management screen (30a) of the “plant 1” by the “user A” is changed to “no authority”.

When changing the operation authority, first, the input device 22 (for example, a mouse) is used to select a cell in the same column as "User A" and a cell in the same row as "Plant 1" (upper left cell). Specifically, the cursor 45 is superimposed on the square. Then, when this cell is operated, specifically, when the mouse is clicked while the cursor 45 is placed on this cell (this cell is touched on the touch panel), the "operation" displayed on this cell is displayed. The symbol 48 (“○”) of is changed to the symbol 49 (“×”) of “no authority”. As a result, the "user A" loses the operation authority for the management screen 30a of the "plant 1" (becomes inoperable). When a cell on which the "no authority" symbol 49 is already displayed is operated, the symbol displayed on the cell changes to the "operation" symbol 48.

In this way, the operation authority for a specific management screen by a specific user can be changed only by operating the cell displayed on the authority setting screen 40. Therefore, when changing the operation authority for a plurality of management screens, Even if there is, it is not necessary to open a plurality of management screen property tables, and it is possible to change the operation authority for all users and all management screens only on the authority setting screen 40. Therefore, if the authority setting screen 40 is used, it is easy to change the operation authority related to a large number of users and a large number of management screens, as compared with the operation authority change work using the conventional management screen property table. If the user who can change the operation authority setting should be limited to a specific user, the user who can access the authority setting screen 40 may be limited to the specific user in advance.

Further, on the authority setting screen 40 of FIG. 3, even if the number of users is very large, if the users are divided into several user groups, the operation authority for all users can be reduced with a small number of operations. You can now complete your changes. For example, in FIG. 3, a user (14b) having a user name of "user B" and a user (14c) having a user name of "user C" belong to a user group having a group name of "group G". The case is shown. In addition to the user name, the group name is also lined up in the header row (horizontal axis at the top), and the cell that represents the operation authority for each management screen by the group corresponding to this group name is the same column (group) as the group name. (Under the name) are lined up. By operating the cells in this column, the operation authority of all users belonging to the corresponding group is changed collectively. That is, in FIG. 3, when the cells arranged in the column of "Group G" are operated, the states of the cells in the columns of "User B" and "User C" are changed accordingly.

In this way, if the operation authority for multiple users belonging to the same user group can be changed collectively, even if the number of users is large, if they are divided into several user groups, it is related to the user group. By performing the operation, the time required for the operation authority change work can be shortened. As shown in FIG. 3, the user names of the users belonging to the same user group and the group names of the user groups are displayed in the same color in order to make it easier to distinguish the users belonging to the same user group. Is desirable. Alternatively, it may be visually discriminated by being displayed in the same font.

Further, when the number of management screens is large, the user who changes the operation authority may not be able to grasp which management screen name corresponds to which management screen, which is shown in FIG. In the authority setting screen 40, a mechanism is prepared to inform the user who performs the operation authority change work what kind of management screen corresponds to each management screen name. It is a "thumbnail display function", and when any management screen name in the header column is selected, a reduced image (thumbnail) of the management screen corresponding to the management screen name is displayed on the output monitor 24. Is.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, for example, when the cursor 45 is superimposed on the management screen name: "pipeline 1" (or the square of "pipeline 1" is touched on the touch panel), "pipeline 1" is displayed. The reduced image of the management screen 30c corresponding to "" is displayed in a small size (pops up) on the output monitor 24, such as being surrounded by a balloon. As a result, the user who performs the operation authority change work can grasp the shape of the management screen corresponding to the management screen name: "pipeline 1". It is desirable that this thumbnail is deleted when the cursor 45 leaves the display of "pipeline 1". Similarly, it is possible to display thumbnails of management screens corresponding to other management screen names. As a result, the user who changes the operation authority can easily grasp the correspondence between each management screen name and the management screen. Therefore, there is little possibility that the management screen name of the management screen whose operation authority should be changed is mistaken.

In addition, in the operation authority change work, instead of changing the settings related to all management screens, there are cases where only the operation authority settings related to some management screens are set. In that case, all management screen names If is displayed, it is expected that it will take extra effort to change the operation authority without knowing where the target management screen name is. Therefore, on the authority setting screen 40 shown in FIG. 3, a mechanism capable of displaying only the target management screen name is prepared.

As shown in FIG. 3, the authority setting screen 40 includes a narrowing search field 46. The user can input an arbitrary character string in the narrowed search field 46 by using the input device 22 (for example, a keyboard). The user who performs the operation authority change work inputs some keyword common to the management screen to be the target of the authority change in the operation authority change work this time in the narrowed search field 46.

For example, when only the authority regarding the plant is changed and the authority regarding the pipeline is not changed, "plant" is input in the narrowing search field 46 as shown in FIG. Then, in the header column, only the management screen names including "plant", that is, the management screen names of "plant 1" and "plant 2" are displayed, and the management of "pipeline 1" and "pipeline 2" is displayed. The screen name disappears. As a result, the user who performs the operation authority change work can efficiently perform the operation authority change work by using the authority setting screen 40 in which only the necessary management screen name is displayed.

As described above, according to the equipment management support system of the present embodiment, by using the authority setting screen 40, all users and all management screens can be confirmed and changed in operation authority only on the authority setting screen. The operation authority change work can be done quickly and easily.

In the above embodiment, the case where one management screen is prepared for one facility has been described, but a plurality of management screens may be prepared for one facility, or 1 It may be possible to monitor and operate a plurality of facilities on one management screen. In FIG. 2, for simplification of the illustration, for example, only a management image including one water distribution valve is prepared for the plant 1, but in the actual plant 1, not only the water distribution valve but also a large number of devices exist. Therefore, many instruments and many operation panels are displayed on the actual management screen. Then, when one management screen cannot cover all the equipment existing in the plant 1, it is conceivable to divide the GUI corresponding to the plant 1 into two or more management screens. Further, when the plant 1 and the plant 2 are connected by the pipeline 1, the plant 1, the plant 2, and the pipeline 1 may be collectively displayed on one management screen. In this way, even when the form of the management screen is diverse, the management image name that appropriately represents the nature of the management screen (for example, "plant 1: east area", "connection relationship: plant 1-pipeline 1-plant" 2 ”) is set, the user can quickly find the required management screen (for example, a screen including“ plant 1 ”in the management screen name) by using the narrowing search field 46. ..

Further, in the above embodiment, only the case where the operation authority is switched between "operation" and "no authority" has been described for simplification of the explanation, but the operation authority that can be changed on the authority setting screen 40 is this. It is also possible to give each user the operation authority of "edit" and "view", for example. Specifically, prepare "☆" (star shape) corresponding to "edit" and "△" (triangle) corresponding to "view" as symbols displayed in each square, and click each square. Every time you do this, the operation authority may change cyclically in the order of "Edit"-> "Operation"-> "View"-> "No authority"-> "Edit" (☆ → ○ → △ → × → ☆).

Further, in the above embodiment, the thumbnail of the management screen is displayed when the management screen name is selected on the authority setting screen 40, but the management screen is specified instead of the thumbnail of the management screen. May be displayed with some information that is possible. For example, when the management screen property table 88 as shown in FIG. 7 is prepared separately from the authority setting screen 40, any one of the information for specifying the management screen entered in the management screen property table 88 is prepared. May be used instead of thumbnails. For example, the information entered in the comment column (location information of the equipment entity and the outline of the management screen), the editing time when the management screen was last edited, and the like may be displayed instead of the thumbnails.

Further, in the above embodiment, as the keyword to be input in the narrowing search field 46, a character string commonly included in a plurality of management screen names is illustrated, but the required management screen name is associated with the character string. The keyword is not limited to the character string included in the management screen name as long as it is a character string. For example, if a comment common to a plurality of management screens (for example, location information of a common equipment entity) is entered in the comment column of the management screen property table 88 as shown in FIG. 7, the comment is used as a keyword. It is also possible to do.

Further, in the above embodiment, the list of management screen names is arranged along the vertical axis 42 of the authority setting screen 40 (in the header column), and the list of user names is arranged along the horizontal axis 44 (in the header line). However, the vertical axis 42 and the horizontal axis 44 may be reversed. That is, a list of user names may be arranged in the header column, and a list of management screen names may be arranged in the header line.

10 Equipment management support system 22 Input device 24 Output monitor 30a Management screen 30b Management screen 30c Management screen 30d Management screen 40 Authority setting screen 45 Cursor 46 Narrowing search field 82 Management screen 88 Management screen Property table

Claims (5)

In an equipment management support system that supports the work of multiple users managing the equipment to be managed
An input device that accepts input from the user and an output monitor that can display an image to the user are provided.
The output monitor can display a management screen and an authority setting screen.
A plurality of types of management screens are prepared according to the work performed by the user on the equipment, and the management screen can be viewed to allow the user to monitor the equipment and manage the equipment. The screen is operated by using the input device to allow the user to operate the equipment, and the operation authority for each user is set for each of the management screens.
In the authority setting screen, a list of management screen names corresponding to each of the management screens is arranged along one of the vertical axis and the horizontal axis, and the user corresponds to each of the users along the other axis. It is a screen in which a list of user names is arranged and multiple cells are arranged in a matrix.
Each cell of the matrix on the authority setting screen displays the operation authority for the management screen corresponding to the cell by the user corresponding to the cell, and when the cell is operated by using the input device, the cell is said to be the same. A facility management support system characterized in that the operation authority of the user for the management screen is changed. The first aspect of claim 1, wherein the authority setting screen includes a narrowing search field, and only the management screen name corresponding to the keyword entered in the narrowing search field is displayed on the authority setting screen. Equipment management support system. When any of the management screen names arranged on the authority setting screen is selected by using the input device, a reduced image of the management screen corresponding to the selected management screen name is displayed on the output monitor. The equipment management support system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the equipment management support system is characterized. There is at least one user group to which a plurality of the users belong, and the group names corresponding to the user groups are also arranged on the axis on which the user names are arranged on the authority setting screen, and the same user group is also arranged. The equipment management support system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the operation authority of the user belonging to the above can be changed collectively on the authority setting screen. The facility management support system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the facility to be managed is a water treatment facility.

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