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Integration of Applications: Overview

In document dcs training-basic (Page 80-96)

Operating System: Sun OS 5.5.1 based on Unix IV

Human Interface: Foxdraw for Graphics Building & Configuration and Foxview for display of graphics

Alarm Manager –  For Current Alarm Summary, Alarm History Display.

ICC –  Integrated Control Configurator, provides software blocks for continuos, sequence and lader logic control.

System Configurator –  For system configuration of the hardware and software

Historian –  For collecting sample data for history and trends

Report Writer –  For daily, weekly, monthly reports

SMDH –  System Management and monitoring

Softw are Ov er v iew  

Engineering Station (Application Workstation AW51B):

Operating system Sun OS runs on AW51B, that is main server for the system and seat on the Nodbus.

All other configuration software likes Historian, ICC, and all advance applications also run on AW51B.

Mainly used for Configuration, System Diagnostic and downloading configuration to all stations configured.

Can be used as Operator station.

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Integrated Control Configuartion:

The Integrated Control Configurator database is the backbone of the I/A Series control subsystem and is the primary means by which real-time process

variables are translated to the DCS environment

The software structure of the Control and I/O (CIO) functions revolve around the "COMPOUND:BLOCK.PARAMETER" concept.

A compound as a group of blocks related to a particular Plant Unit, Equipment, Subsystem etc.

A block is a member of a set of predefined algorithms designed to perform mathematical, logical or boolean operations on one or more values.

Both blocks and compounds have PARAMETERS. Parameters include real-time values and may be used for display, trending and other processing requirements.

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Integrated Control Configuartor

Human Interface (Operator Work Station):

Operator Work station processor with single or dual CRT, Annunciator Key Board, Trackball and touch screen provide human interface.

The Concept of efficient process control using an operator interface is with the following basic utilities:

Process Graphics

ESD Graphics

Group / Trend Displays

Face Plate Overlays

Alarm Manager

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Process Graphics

Process Graphics:

There are four levels of graphics used in Project.

Level – 1: Complex Overview Level –  2: Plant wide Overview Level – 3: Based on PFDs

Level –  4: Based on P&Ids

In addition to above following are other graphics used for the Project.

Group Display: Group of eight Face plate or four Face plate and four treads.

Overlay: Faceplates, Pump START/STOP etc.

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Work Station Access:

Environments

Workstation Processors provide security through access levels for different categories of system users. Password protection can be configured for each environment.

The environments configured for this project are defined in next slide.

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Environment

Environment Access Access Level Level AuthorisationAuthorisation Field_Op_Env

Field_Op_Env 1 1 Can Can view view displays, displays, Cannot Cannot change change valuesvalues (SP

(SP, , Output, Auto-Manual etc.),Output, Auto-Manual etc.), Cannot acknowledge alarms Cannot acknowledge alarms Ctrl_Rm_Op_Env

Ctrl_Rm_Op_Env 2 2 All All Field_Op_Env Field_Op_Env access, access, Can Can change change valuesvalues (SP

(SP, Output, Auto-Manual etc.), only , Output, Auto-Manual etc.), only for WPsfor WPs

Can acknowledge alarms, Cannot change alarm limits Can acknowledge alarms, Cannot change alarm limits Supervisor_Env

Supervisor_Env 3 3 All All Ctrl_Rm_Op_Env Ctrl_Rm_Op_Env access, access, only only for for WPsWPs Can change alarm limits, Can tune controllers, Can change alarm limits, Can tune controllers, Cannot access configurators or

Cannot access configurators or maintenamaintenance functionsnce functions Maint_Engr_Env

Maint_Engr_Env 4 4 All All Supervisor_Env Supervisor_Env access, access, Can Can tune tune controllers,controllers,

Can access configurators and make configuration changes, Can access configurators and make configuration changes, Cannot access software management

Cannot access software management Soft_Engr_Env

Soft_Engr_Env 5 5 All All Maint_Engr_Env Maint_Engr_Env access,access,

Can access software management to write programs, Can access software management to write programs,

Can access Password configurator and change environment Can access Password configurator and change environment menus

menus

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Environment Environment

ESD Graphics:

ESD Graphics:

There are two levels of ESD system graphics:

There are two levels of ESD system graphics:

ESD Overview (Level 1)ESD Overview (Level 1)

ESD ESD Detail Detail (Level (Level 2)2)

Facilities are provided to move from one level to the other and also sideways within Facilities are provided to move from one level to the other and also sideways within level 2 graphics.

level 2 graphics.

The

The ESD Overview LevelESD Overview Level graphic lists all ESD's in the area and summarises their graphic lists all ESD's in the area and summarises their statuses. Each plant area has a level 1 ESD graphic.

statuses. Each plant area has a level 1 ESD graphic.

In

In ESD Detail LevelESD Detail Level  graphics, dynamic Cause and Effect information is depicted.  graphics, dynamic Cause and Effect information is depicted.

This includes status of the cause and the commanded and actual statuses of the effect This includes status of the cause and the commanded and actual statuses of the effect (e.g., valve position, pump status etc.).

(e.g., valve position, pump status etc.).

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FoxAnalyst

A separate application for viewing trends is is available in all Operator workstation.

Operator can assign a group of 16 trends in one page and save as a scratch pad.

This application can be opened from pull down menu in operator environment

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Alarm manager

Alarm manager can display alarm information in up to six distinct display windows.

Current Alarm Display ( CAD )

Most Recent Alarm Display ( MRA )

Alarm History Display ( AHD )

Alarm Summary

New Alarm Display ( NEWALM )

Acknowledged Alarm Display ( ACKED )

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Alarm manager

Historian & Reports:

The Historian collects, stores, processes, and archives process data from the control system to provide data for trends, Statistical Process Control charts, logs, reports, spreadsheets, and application programs.

The Historian is a tool for collecting, organizing, and storing data for later retrieval. It contains built-in algorithms for reducing data and provides workstation displays to retrieve and display data . Typical data are process analog and/or digital points.

F u n c t i o n a l i t y

Historian Functions

 Collect process control point samples

 Reduced point samples

 Application-generated alarms & messages

T rends

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