3 - Fieldbus Foundation
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3 - Fieldbus Foundation
Fieldbus Foundation – India End User Committee Foundation Fieldbus Technology Engineering Advantages Mistry y Harendra G. Chief Engineer – Instrumentation Tecnimont ICB Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India 1 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Projects phases Feed Engineering Phase Detail Engineering and Procurement Phase Construction Phase Commissioning phase Operation phase Maintenance phase 2 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Requirement from Technology Maximum number of devices per segment Maximum cable length Minimum number of hardware Minimize wiring and installation time Minimize cable tray requirements Minimize control room space Interoperability More self-diagnostics self diagnostics information sho should ld be a available ailable 3 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Different systems Generally rules followed in projects….. Monitoring loop and Simple close loop FF type Complex / Critical loop loop, ESD system system, BMS loops loops, Rotary machine protection system should be 4-20 mA (i.e. Non-FF) conventional type. Oye…Two different system !!!!!! How to get defined benefits from Technology?..... ….Will it be really economical?....... ..........What to do?......How to do?..... ……Where to go?........... 4-20 mA FF 4-20 mA devices………… …FF devices………field… ……DCS……..HART…… ……xx….?????...... 4 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Foundation Fieldbus Engineering Hardware Engineering Software Engineering 5 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Hardware engineering Selection of Foundation Fieldbus type Fieldbus topology Hardware redundancy Segment loading (design) Segment hardware planning Testing Kits / Maintenance tool / Calibration tool 6 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Foundation Fieldbus Types General Purpose (Safe) Fieldbus Energy gy Limited Fieldbus Intrinsically safe (Entity) Intrinsically safe (FISCO) Non-Incendive Non Incendive (FNICO) High Power Trunk (HPT) Fieldbus HPT Fieldbus for Zone-1 HPT Fieldbus for Zone-2 7 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation General Purpose (Safe) Fieldbus Control system FF power supply Redundant FF power supply Trunk Control Room Field Safe Area TRUNK IN TRUNK OUT WIRING HUB Ch-1 Ch-2 Ch-3 Ch-4 Ch-5 Ch-6 Ch-7 Ch-8 Spur FF Fieldbus devices 8 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Energy limited Fieldbus - FISCO Concept Control system FISCO power supply Redundant FISCO power supply Live workable Ex i trunk Zone 1 / Div 1 Hazardous Area Control Room Field TRUNK IN TRUNK OUT WIRING HUB (FISCO) Ch-1 Ch-2 Ch-3 Ch-4 Ch-5 Ch-6 Live-workable Ex i spurs FISCO Fieldbus devices 9 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Energy limited Fieldbus - FNICO Concept Control system FNICO power supply Redundant FNICO power supply Live workable Ex nL trunk Zone 2 / Div 2 Hazardous Area Control Room Field TRUNK IN TRUNK OUT WIRING HUB (FNICO) Ch-1 Ch-2 Ch-3 Ch-4 Ch-5 Ch-6 Ch-7 Ch-8 Live-workable Ex nL spurs FNICO (Ex nL) or FISCO (Intrinsically Safe) Fieldbus devices 10 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation High Power Trunk Fieldbus : Zone-1 Control system Redundant FF power supply Zone 1/ Div 2 Hazardous Area FF power supply C t lR Control Room Field High energy Ex e trunk Fieldbus Barrier-1 Zone 1/0 Division 1 Hazardous Area Fieldbus Barrier-2 Fieldbus Barrier-3 Exe Junction box Live-workable Ex i spurs FISCO or Entity fieldbus devices 11 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation High Power Trunk Fieldbus : Zone-2 Control system FF power supply Redundant FF power supply High Energy Ex nA trunk Zone 2 Division 2 FIELD TRUNK IN TRUNK OUT WIRING HUB Ex nA(L) Ch-1 Ch-2 Ch-3 Ch-4 Ch-5 Ch-6 Ch-7 Ch-8 Live-workable Ex nL spurs Ex nL or Intrinsically Safe Fieldbus devices 12 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Hardware Redundancy Redundant Power supply Redundant Foundation fieldbus Power conditioner Redundant system controller power supply Redundant Bulk Power supplies Power feeder to bulk power supply Redundant system controllers Redundant Foundation Fieldbus H1 card Separate back plan for redundant hardware 13 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Segment Design Constraints Field bus for safe / Hazardous area Voltage drop calculation Current calculation Spare capacity Signal attenuation calculation Segment execution time. Segment criticality Rating ITB specific requirements/ end user requirements for control loop loading. 14 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Hardware planning H1 card quantity FF Power supply conditioner card quantity FF Cable quantity Number of FF junction box (Assembled) FF termination block / FF Barriers Quantity Surge protector quantity Terminators quantity Hardware for Online diagnostics 15 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Testing kits / Maintenance Tool / Calibration Tool Fieldbus Diagnostics monitor Fieldbus Power and signal Probe Fieldbus Wiring Validator Fieldbus monitor Field Communicator FF device Calibration Tool 16 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Software Engineering (configuration) Function block (AI,AO,PID etc) execution in field devices • • • • Use the power/capability of the instruments Increase the single loop integrity Reduce host system controller loading Multi-variable optimization Advanced diagnostics configuration Alarm and Alert configuration for better operation • I Improve quality lit and d productivity d ti it Redundant Link Active scheduler (LAS) configuration Segment execution time configuration All selected software shall be of latest revision Asset management software configuration • • • • • • Predictive maintenance Reduce time to repair Root cause identification and elimination Avoid failure Reduction in Inventory cost Centralized maintenance 17 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Engineering Tips for Economical benefits Maintenance / calibration tools or HHC, Valve signature software should be common for FF and 4-20 mA HART based system C Common h hardware/software d / ft system t for f FF and d 4-20 4 20 mA A IInstruments t t Select instruments with FF check mark logo Selected hardware should have Interoperability Never start work without a comprehensive plan. Avoid uneconomical decisions and changes in philosophy during detail engineering g g Atleast One Engineer to be trained at system vendor place for commissioning activities. Regular training to team and knowledge share Develop procedures and knowledge base for future 18 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation CASE STUDY Example 19 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Case Study - Example Analogue Input (AI) = 1000 Analogue Output (AO) = 100 Intrinsically safe system suitable for Zone-1 IIA/IIB T3 High Power trunk concept (with IS Field barriers) fieldbus system Cable length between junction box and control room is 300 mtrs Control loop I/O card, FF H1 card, Segment power supply module are redundant DCS Vendor engineering hrs same for FF or HART system Branch cable and spur cable length not considered for comparison All transmitters are normal DP flow / Pressure / Level / Temperature transmitter. transmitter Asset management software shall be installed in DCS. No separate system. Cost of MCT, cable gland not considered for cost comparison 20 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation CAPEX : Material cost (Case Study Example) Description Unit Rate $ Qty 4-20mA HART $ Foundation Fieldbus $ AI card (16 channels) HART 68 1543 104179 AI/AO card (8+8 channels) HART 30 1543 46302 FTA card (16 channels) HART 83 318 26231 AI/AO Card Nest (Card Rack) HART 15 6250 92969 IS Barrier (AI/AO) HART 1320 104 137500 FF H1 Card (4 segment) 69 1151 79126 FF H1 Card Nest (Card Rack) 11 6250 66016 FF Power supply board (Power supply module, Physical layer diagnostic module, software) 34 M h lli and Marshalling d I/O card d Cabinet C bi t (HART) 14 2083 4 2083 8349 1100 65 71500 Junction Box (HART) 138 828 FF Junction J ti Box B with ith 3 I.S. I S Barrier B i (Pre-wired) (P i d) 138 2708 Cable (12 Pr x 0.5mm²) - HART 41250 m 10 Cable (2 Pr x 1.5mm²) - FF 41250 m 3 117266 1 1801 1801 System Cabinet (FF) Field device (FF additional cost) HHC (FF addional cost) Ph i l llayer ttesting Physical ti ttools l Saving with FF 81120 29655 + 17 % 113850 372396 411568 1 sett 736 Total 962254 798310 21 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation CAPEX : Installation cost (Case Study Example) Description Termination : 4-20 mA Signal wires (HART) Unit Rate $ Qty 23100 6 7425 6 14 677.96 4 977.96 Cable pulling – 12 pair – Home run - HART 41250 3.67 Cable pulling – 2 Pair – Trunk - FF 41250 2.85 Main cable tray – 600 mm – HART (with Material) 300 34.20 Main cable tray – 300 mm – FF (with Material) 300 27.72 Termination : FF signal wires (FF) Cabinet Installation - HART Cabinet Installation - FF Total 4-20mA HART $ Foundation Fieldbus $ Saving with FF 138600 44550 9650 2717 + 42 % 151388 117563 35117 28548 334755 193378 Control room size reduction is approx. 12 Sq. meter Assumptions : Branch cable tray quantity and size same for FF and HART tags tags. FF/HART junction box installation cost is same. 22 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation CAPEX : Commissioning cost Description Days Per Day Rate $ HART System Loop checking and commissioing 3 Technician @ 15 loops in 10 hrs 74 300 FF System Loop checking and commissioing 1 Technician + 1 engineer @ 10 segment in 10 hrs 14 1100 Total 4-20mA HART $ Foundation Fieldbus $ Saving with FF 22200 15400 22200 + 31 % 15400 Assumptions : Calibration cost for FF or HART device is same. Continuity and Meger check for cable not considered for comparison, because of not much difference. 23 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation Q Questions ti ? 24 © 2009 Fieldbus Foundation