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Mistry Harendra G.
Chief Engineer - Instrumentation
Preliminary Engineering
Foundation Field bus Implementation guideline document
Client specification / ITB requirements Fieldbus type (i.e. General, Entity,FISCO, FNICO, High Power Trunk etc) Network/segment Topology selection Critical loop defination and application Loop response time Segment design consideration / guideline Hardware Planning Device requirements FF Cable type Redundancy Spare Requirements Control assignments Package supplied FF instrument interface Engineering documents format templates DCS (HOST) system requirements Naming convention
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Fieldbus Concepts
Segment Topology
P&ID and Plot plan available Preliminary Segment Assignment (Monitoring only) Preliminary Segment Assignment (Control loop) Generate Preliminary Trunk & spur cable length
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Preliminary Segment Assignment complete Develop list of critical control valve Finalise Trunk & Spur length
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Hardware planning
H1 card quantity FF Power supply conditioner card quantity FF Cable quantity Number of FF junction box FF termination block / FF Barriers Quantity Surge protector quantity Terminators quantity
Cable
Trunk cable can be multi-pair (as per project requirement). Fieldbus Cable is to be unique in color (e.g. Orange with blue strips for I.S. segment) Cable should be armoured for outdoor installation in cable tray
Junction Box
Sufficient space to accommodate termination block / field barrier, surge protector, conventional terminal, isolation switch (for field barrier isolation) etc. Material i.e. Stainless steel, GRP etc Inactive spare Fieldbus trunk pairs shall be terminated on conventional terminal blocks Complete box should certified for hazardous area installation i.e. EExe etc Wire capacity size 12 24 AWG Conventional terminal block to be provided suitable for wire size 12 24 AWG Short circuit protection & surge protection to be provided with each spur
Documentation List of Conventional documents required modification as per Foundation fieldbus engineering
System Conceptual drawing P&ID Datasheet Instrument index / DCS I/O list Junction box wiring diagram Loop wiring diagram / Segment Wiring diagram Manufacturer documentation
P&ID
Datasheet
Segment diagram
Loop Diagram
Redundancy
Redundant Power feeder to bulk power supply Redundant Bulk Power supplies with battery backup (Min. 30 minutes) Redundant system controller power supply Redundant system controllers Redundant Foundation Fieldbus H1 card Redundant Foundation Fieldbus power conditioners Redundant controller should not share the same back plane Redundant H1 card should not share the same back plane Redundant FF power supply should not share the same back plane Redundant Link Active scheduler
Spares
Segment shall be designed for 25% spare capacity
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FFPS supply current : 25% spare current capacity FF Spur Terminals (wiring block) : 25% spare spur terminal capacity Spare capacity in segment bandwith (i.e. Function block capacity, Number of VCR, Macrocycle time etc)
25% spare pair in trunk cable or minimum 1 pair as spare. 20% installed hardware spares in Host System (H1 card, FFPS etc) 40% spare capacity in Bulk power supply
Engineering Tips
Include Segment Validation in system vendors scope. Consider critical complex loops under conventional I/O Consider FF multiplexer temp transmitter for non-critical temperature monitoring loops e.g. column, furnace, reactor, etc. Make use of FF-type multivariable transmitter & save on pipe penetration. Redundant LAS in Redundant H1 card (if available), other wise one of the field devices in segment Dont mix devices with different macro cycle time on same segment. Close co-ordination between engineer, designer and programmer (DCS vendor) Off line configuration data should be available from device vendor. Simple closed loop devices on same segment with PID controller in valve positioner. No control in Transmitter Complex loop controllers / control strategy in Host system controller Package supplied FF instruments wire to plant FF junction box System vendors Installed Sites and Project sizes
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