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Progress and Developments in Network Solutions for NeSSI Generation II CPAC May 2005 John Mosher – Honeywell Sensing & Control

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Progress and Developments in Network Solutions for NeSSI Generation II. CPAC May 2005 John Mosher – Honeywell Sensing & Control. The Network “Rail” Enables Information. Communications Interface “Rail”. The Area Between the Enabling “Rails” is Where Sensor and Instrument Vendors Add Value and - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Progress and Developments in Network Solutions for NeSSI Generation II

Progress and Developmentsin Network Solutions for

NeSSI Generation II

CPAC May 2005John Mosher – Honeywell Sensing & Control

Page 2: Progress and Developments in Network Solutions for NeSSI Generation II

Physical Interface “Rail” – ANSI/SP76Physical Interface “Rail” – ANSI/SP76

Communications Interface “Rail”Communications Interface “Rail”

The Area Between the Enabling “Rails” is WhereThe Area Between the Enabling “Rails” is WhereSensor and Instrument Vendors Add Value andSensor and Instrument Vendors Add Value andCommercialize Intellectual Property.Commercialize Intellectual Property.

The Network “Rail” Enables Information

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NeSSI-Net

• NeSSI Generation II Network Requirements:NeSSI Generation II Network Requirements:- Intrinsically Safe

- Multi-variable Capability

- Configuration Storage and Update Capability

- Diagnostic Capability

- Connectivity to Sensor Actuator Manager (SAM)

- Fault Tolerance

- Protocol administered independently (not by NeSSI/CPAC)

- Open System

- World-wide acceptance

- Petrochemical market acceptance

- Key customer acceptance

The Network Enables Information and Uptime

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•The Fieldbus Foundation:

- Offered to help with Specification Definition

- Will coordinate resources with NeSSI product vendors

- Offered Technical Assistance in Implementing FF

- Understands Vision for MicroAnalytical Platform

- Free Device Conformance Testing

Foundation Fieldbus

•Foundation Fieldbus Chosen for Generation II/III

- Proposed, discussed and accepted at CPAC Fall Meeting

- Meets all criteria of requirements

- Minor engineering work to shrink network interface

- Press Release Issued at Foundation Fieldbus General Assembly

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Foundation Fieldbus Value:

• FF delivers benefits today- Wiring and cabinet savings

- Asset management for lower maintenance and fewer incidents

- Faster startup, commissioning, maintenance

• Fieldbus supports a rich set of capabilities - Control on the wire (the only protocol that has it)

- Automatic Addressing

- Automatic Configuration via Electronic Data Descriptions

- Automatic Replacement Device Configuration

- Built-in Alarming

- Function Blocks for Simple Device Management

- Seamless Data Transfer with FF HSE (High Speed Ethernet)

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Foundation Fieldbus Users

• BASF • BP• Bristol Myers Squibb• ChevronTexaco• ConocoPhillips• CPC• Distileria Serralles• Gaz de France • NGT• Petroquimica União• Polioles S.A.• Pride Chemical• Putra Jaya

• Qatar Petroleum Corporation

• SASOL • Shell Global Solutions• Shin-Etsu• SINOPEC• Skandinaviska Raffinaderi• Sokolovska Uhelna • Solvay • Statoil Kvitebjoern• Sunoco• Unocal• Wintershall

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Programmable Substrate Heater

Auxiliary Heating/Cooling

Substrate

FF Interface

AO

AI

FOUNDATION fieldbus H1

AI

AI

PIDDI

AO

SAM

SAM Controller

FFB

FOUNDATION fieldbus HSE/OPC/etc…FF Blocks

TB

TB

PS

FISCOPower Supply

Control Functions

A/D

Network

Foundation Fieldbus Architecture for NeSSI

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FF Device Design Parameters

Recommended Parameters for Hazardous Area Devices:

Parameter Recommended Value

Device Approval Voltage 24 V min

Device Approval Current 250 mA min

Device Input Power 1,2 W min

Device Residual Capacitance 5 nF max

Device Residual Inductance 20 uH max

I.S. Classification EX ia IIC (gas groups A & B) T4

Source: Foundation Fieldbus Application Guide 31.25 kbp/s Intrinsically Safe Systems AG-163 Rev 2.0

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Fieldbus I.S. Power Architecture

I.S. Fieldbus with Bus-Powered Devices

Ph – Fieldbus Power Supply with I.S. Circuit

Ph

Db – I.S. Certified Bus-powered Device

Db Db Db

Th – I.S. Certified Terminator

Th

Th

I.S. Interface

SAFE AREA HAZARDOUS AREA

Source: Foundation Fieldbus Application Guide 31.25 kbp/s Intrinsically Safe Systems AG-163 Rev 2.0

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NeSSI-Net Future Directions

• Room for Improvement?- Extended Temperature Range

- Improved FISCO Node Count

- ProfiBus PA

• NIST Program- Intrinsically Safe CAN bus

- Working Group Established

- Adoption of CANOpen

- Definition of Physical Layer

- Prototype in Development

- IS Certification costs Discussed

The Network Enables Information and Uptime

                           

            

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Honeywell Foundation Fieldbus

New Experion R300 Series C Foundation Fieldbus Module• 4 Fieldbus H1 channels• Fully Redundant Configuration available• 100 Mbps to Experion Controller or directly to Server

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www.honeywell.com

Thanks!John Mosher, Honeywell Sensing & Control

(209) [email protected]