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Rockwell Automation Safety Solutions
Safety Control Systems
Stephen PodevynBusiness Leader Safety
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Work processes
FailsafeSystems
Safe condition = slow process
Safe condition = fast process
Highly available
System
Non safety-related state; slow process
Non safety-related state; fast process
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What is Functional Safety?
1. What is UNSAFE?2. What is SAFE?
1. Continued Motion2. Stopping
1. Stopping2. Maintain Control
Machinery Continuous Process
Fail SafeFail SafeFail Safe Fault Tolerant Fault Tolerant Fault Tolerant
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Machine Safety is different than Process Safety
Fail-Safe Behavior = Machine Safety
• When a fault occurs in the safety system outputs “normally” turn off.
• Safety System may be designed to be used as a regular part of the machine operation.
• Equipment Under Control (“EUC”) can tolerate a safety stop because:
– Lost production cost is minimal due to ability to quickly restart
– The scale of operation is relatively small (per machine, not a plant/process)
Fault Tolerant Behavior = Process Safety
• When a fault occurs another control path maintains control of the process.
• Safety System is normally a separate system designed to engage only if the BPCS fails to maintain control.
• Equipment Under Control (“EUC”) cannot tolerate a uncontrolled safety stop because:
– An uncontrolled stop could be dangerous, resulting in a loss of equipment, production and damage to the environment and possible danger to personnel
• Process Safety must manage kinetic and potential energy.
• Responses include: • go to recycle, • route to flare, • blow down, • Ignition sequence and• orderly shutdown.
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Typical Machinery Safety Applications
• Emergency Stop Systems
• Presses
• Two Hand Control
• Amusement Rides
• Perimeter Guarding
• Robotic Safety
• People Movers
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• Emergency Shutdown
• Burner Management
• Fire and Gas
• Critical Process Control
• Turbine Control
• Compressor
• High Pressure Protection
Process Safety Applications
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Systematic Risk analysis
Start
Determination of the machine‘s design limits
Hazard identification
Risk assessment
Risk evaluation
Is the machine safe?No EndYes
Riskanalysis
Risk reduction
1. Mechanical measures
2. Electrical measures
3. .....
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CategoryB, 1, 2, 3, or 4
Risk reduction according to EN 954 - 1
B 1 2 3 4S1
S2
F1
F2
P1
P1
P2
P2
Category• S_ Severity of injury:
1 = Slight (normally reversible) injury2 = Serious (normally irreversible) injury including death
• F_ Frequency and/or exposure time to the hazard:1 = Seldom to quite often and/or the exposure time is short2 = Frequent to continuous and/or the exposure time is long
• P_ Possibility of avoiding the hazard1 = Possible under specific conditions2 = Scarcely possible
• B_Categories for safety-related parts of the control system
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Estimation of the Performance Level (PL)required
CategoryB 1 2 3 4
S1
S2
F2
F1
PerformanceLevel, PLr
PerformanceLevel, PLr
aa
bb
P1
P2
ee
cc
dd
P1
P2P1
P2
P1
P2
F2
F1
S = SeverityF = Frequency or Duration of ExposureP = Avoidance Probability
EN ISO 13849-1:2006 Performance levels
S_ Severity of the injury1 = Slight (normally reversible injury)2 = Serious (normally irreversible injury including death)
F_Frequency and/or exposure to a hazard1 = Seldom to less often and/or the exposure time is short2 = Frequent to continuous and/or the exposure time is long
P_Possibilities for the avoidance of the hazard1 = Possible under specific conditions2 = Scarcely possible
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- No special safety requirement a 10-5 < PDF < 10-4
1, 2 1 b 3x10-6 < PDF< 10-5
1, 2 1 c 10-6 < PDF < 3·10-6
3 2 d 10-7 < PDF < 10-6
4 3 e 10-8 < PDF < 10-7
- 4 10-8 < PDF
EN 954-1 IEC 61508 prEN 13849-1 Avg. probability of a dangerous failure per hour
[1/h]Categories Safety Integrity
LevelPerformance Level
“PL““Cat“ “SIL“
Overview: Risk categories - standards
IEC 62061IEC 61511
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Where Trouble Starts
Changes after commissioning
20%
Specification44%
Design & Implementation
15%Installation &
Commissioning6%
Operations & Maintenance
15%
HSE study of accident causes involving control systems:
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The Safety LifeCycle Approach
IdentifyIdentifyIdentify
AssessAssessAssess
DesignDesignDesign
VerifyVerifyVerify
IEC 61508
IEC 61511
IEC 62061
ISO13849-1
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Safety Lifecycle
ANALYSISANALYSIS
REALIZATIONREALIZATION
OPERATIONOPERATION
Concept / ScopeConcept / ScopeConcept / Scope
Hazard Analysis & Risk AssessmentHazard Analysis & Risk AssessmentHazard Analysis & Risk Assessment
Safety Requirement SpecificationsSafety Requirement SpecificationsSafety Requirement Specifications
Conceptional DesignConceptional DesignConceptional Design
Detailed DesignDetailed DesignDetailed Design
Installation, Commissioning, ValidationInstallation, Commissioning, ValidationInstallation, Commissioning, Validation
Operation & MaintenanceOperation & MaintenanceOperation & Maintenance ModificationsModificationsModifications
DecommissioningDecommissioningDecommissioning
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Requirements of EN 61508
Competencyof the persons
Technicalrequirements
Safety management
+
+
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Work processes
FailsafeSystems
Safe condition = slow process
Safe condition = fast process
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Logic Solver – Dedicated Safety Relays
• MSR100 Family– Single or dual channel safety circuits– Connect E-Stops, Interlock Switches, Light Curtains,
Safety Mats– CAT4 (EN954-1) certification
• MSR200– Modular Safety Relay system– Scalable with up to 20 Safety Inputs– Mix of different Input Devices– DeviceNet communication for Diagnostic– SingleZone control with up to 10 Output Contacts
• MSR300 Family– suitable for MultiZone control (max. 3 Zones)– Max. 20 Safety Inputs (10 Modules)– Max. 18 NO- & 6 NC- Safety Outputs (6 Modules) – Inputs Modules configurable via rotary switches– CAT4 (EN954-1), SIL3 (IEC61508) certification– Communication:
• DeviceNet & RS232– Multicolor LED`s for diagnostics
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• Function hardware software– E-STOP– Safety gate– Two-hand– Operating mode
selection– Valve control
Prototype tested safety functionssoftware blocks for safety controller
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SIL 3SIL 3
SIL 2SIL 2
SIL 1SIL 1
CAT 1CAT 1 CAT 4CAT 4CAT 3CAT 3CAT 2CAT 2
ControlLogix
IEC
6150
8IE
C61
508
EN954EN954--11
Safety Integrity Level & RA Safety Systems
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GuardLogix Safety Integration
• Logix Integrated Safety– Dual Processor Solution (1oo2 Architecture)
• 1oo2 is recognized as the best safety architecture– SIL-3 Certification per IEC 61508– ISO 13849 Performance Level e (Category 4) – Programs with RSLogix5000
• Extensive suite of certified safety application instructions– Simplifies design, validation, maintenance– Dual Channel suite– Muting & Press Suite
– CIP Safety comm’s for safety rated interlocking or safety I/O on Ethernet
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Guardlogix
Chassis1756-Axx
not certified
Safety Partner1756-LSPcertified
Primary Controller1756-L6xScertified
Power Supply1756-Pxxx
not certified DeviceNet Interface
1756-DNBnot certified
EtherNet/IP Bridge
1756-ENBTnot certified
Note: Due to the design of the CIP Safety control system, CIP safety bridge devices, like the 1756-ENBT and 1756-DNB, are not required to be certified.
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Software Architecture
Operating System
Primary Processor HardwareHardware Abstraction Layer
Logix Engine
Communications
Syste
m Tim
eDi
agno
stics
1756-L61
Internal architecture of embedded software in a standard ControlLogix
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Software Architecture
Operating System
Primary Processor HardwareHardware Abstraction Layer
Logix Engine
Communications
Syste
m Tim
eDi
agno
stics Logix Engine
Operating System
Hardware Abstraction LayerSafety Partner Hardware
Communications
Diag
nosti
csSy
stem
TimeSafety Protocol
Replication
1756-L61S 1756-LSP
Internal architecture of embedded software in GuardLogix
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What`s new for the user in a safety controller
• Safety Task
Same structure as Standard-TaskControls the Safety-OutputsConfigurable PriorityConfigurable PeriodSame number of Programs (100)
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RSLogix 5000 Explicit Safety Environment
• Safety Controller Status
• Safety Instruction Palette
• Periodic Safety Task
• Routine Information Box with Class
• Watermark for Safety Editing Screen
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Benefits of integrated Safety controller
• Reduced Engineering Efforts– Single Engineering Software RSLogix 5000 for standard control and safety– Less networks and communication between systems– Data exchange between standard and safety part using tags
• Reduces Maintenance Efforts– Single Network for safety and standard– Less training requirements
• Reduces Inventory– Shares components with ControlLogix– Single Network
• Increases Diagnostics• Increases Flexibility without compromising security
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Work processes
Highly available
System
Non safety-related state; slow process
Non safety-related state; fast process
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Why High Availability? “To Keep on going”
• To prevent a unplanned shutdown of the automated Process– Maintain production against system component failure– Protect against equipment or product losses– Protect against unplanned interruptions and potential hazards
• Types of Availability*– Disaster recovery: the ability to recover systems and data after a major disaster; may take
hours, days, or even weeks depending on the type of outage. – High Availability: maintains a high degree of application uptime, minimizing downtime but
not necessarily eliminating it completely for all types of failures
• Attributes for Availability that we Include:– Reliability (MTBF) – Maintainability, diagnostics, repairability…all with ability to edit and change on-line– Redundancy
* MARATHON technologies
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Things to consider…
• The degree of availability should be a economically based engineering driven choice about what is critical to the application*– Cost of the implementation– Likelihood of a failure (Failure Rate, PFD, MTBF)– Cost associated with down time (costs of unsafe operations should always
be presumed exorbitantly high)– Recovery time – Cost of maintenance
* ControlGlobal.com – Special report
Availability is measurable as a %: A = MTBF/MTBF + MTTR(Or is the cost of the device failure times its probability of failure greater or less than the cost of the High Availability)
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Availability terms - MTTF,MTTR, MTBF
Successful Operation
Failure
TIME
MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure)
MTTF (Mean Time To Failure) MTTR (Mean Time To Repair)
MTBF is a term that applies only to repairable systems.MTD (Mean Dead Time) is another commonly used term instead of MTTR.
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Availability
Availability
The Probability of success foran interval of timeReliability
The Probability of success at a moment in time=
=R = e - (T/MTBF)
A = MTBF/MTBF + MTTR
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The reliability of the ControlLogix in the core system
30 seconds99.9999%
5.26 minutes99.999%
52.6 minutes99.99%
8.76 hours99.9%
3.65 days99%
Probable Downtime per
Year
Availability %
Standard ControlLogix
Redundant CLX
Standard ControlLogix Controllers can provide Availability > 99.99% Redundant ControlLogix Controllers can even exceed 99.9999%
= 1 day every 3 years
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Non Redundant Attributes for HA
System Maintainability– Add I/O on line (unscheduled)– Add / remove Controllers and IO under power– Online changes to controller code– Upgrade Controller firmware on line; multiple version work together– Create and deploy Operator Workstation Displays on line
Module and system Diagnostics – Field Device diagnostics (HART, FF, PA)– I/O module diagnostics– Controller diagnostics– Network diagnostics (with Stratix / Cisco switches)– Server Diagnostics
Module and device Repairability– Hot Swappable controller & I/O modules– Automated Device Replacement (ADR)– Disaster recovery with Asset Centre (controller programs)
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Basic Architectures
Simplex 1oo1
Fault Tolerance=0 Channel 1
Logic Solver
Channel =
Input Logic Solver Output
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Basic Architectures
Duplex 1oo2d
Duplex 2oo2
Duplex 1oo2
Fault Tolerance = 1
Diagnostics
Channel 1
Channel 2
Voting
Channel 1
Channel 2
Two channels withRedundant outputs in series to ensure safe off
DTwo channels withRedundant outputs in parallel to ensure availability
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Basic Architectures
Triplex 2oo3
Fault Tolerance = 2
Three channels withRedundant outputs in parallel and voting
Voting
Channel 1
Voting
Channel 2
Channel 3
1 2
3
1
2
3
TMR Triple Modular Redundancy
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Basic Architectures
Quad Fault Tolerance = 2 D
D
Diagnostics
Channel 1
Channel 2
Diagnostics
Channel 3
Channel 4
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Availability, Fault Tolerance, Safety
Availability
Safety
Standard Controllers Safety Controllers• Failsafe• High DC• 1oo2• SIL3
CLX SIL2• I/O Redundancy• Fault Tolerant or Failsafe• Controller BackUp Optional
ICS Triplex• Fault Tolerant• 24/7/365• 2oo3 (3-3-2-0)• SIL3
Fault Tolerance
‘Active’ Redundancy
• High MTBF• Single Controller• Single Power Supply• Single IO
• High MTBF•‘ Passive’ Redundancy (RM)• Redundant Power Supplies• Redundant Media• Single IO / supervised wiring
Standard Controllers (Redundant)
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Sturing van het continue productieproces
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