Kent Morrisey, Business Development Manager – Harmony .
Kent Morrisey, Business Development Manager – Harmony Evolution NAHarmony Evolution OptionsFor Process Industries Users ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 1
IntroductionPresenter – Kent Morrisey**place aphoto ofyourselfhere** ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 2 ABB Business Development Manager – DCS Evolution Atlanta, GA Area 25 Years with ABB in Engineering, Service, and Sales Worked with OIU’s and COM Modules Acquired by ABB twice! Lived in Albany, NY
“We’re going to reinvigoratethe Elsag Bailey Product Line”Joe Hogan, ABB CEOKeynote Address, Automation & Power World,Orlando, FL April 2011 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 3
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 4 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
How to Maintain an aging automation system .ObjectivesImprove Benefit Current ValueTCOLower CostsYr1Yr2Yr3Yr nYr4Extend Life ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 5
Strategy Remains the SameEvolution Without Obsolescence No product will be removed fromactive sale until a compatible,equivalent or superior product is madeavailable Investment Protection ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 6 Intellectual Property Capital EquipmentIncremental, stepwise execution
What has Changed?Life Cycle Commitment ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 7 Previous Support commitmentIncreased from 2025 to indefinitely Active investment New features and functions at alllevels of the system Introduction of Symphony PlusProduct Name
Evolution PlanningOn-going collaborative process Identifies business needs, goals, andpriorities Insight into process/system riskareas Results in short and long termroadmap Continuous re-evaluation: businessneeds and solutions Recognition of new systemfunctionality and solutions that addvalue Known timing for evolution action(2-5 years); assist budgeting processABC, Inc. Harmony System OverviewInstalled system description: ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 8LifecycleStatusSupport StatusController type:INFI 90Controllers(MFP)LimitedOKI/O type:Rack I/OActiveOKNetwork 90 binet PowerSupplies:INFI 90 PowerSystem tions:OIS 20 SeriesLimitedEvolutionRecommendedLAN 90 PCViewClassicEvolutionRecommendedCommentsMFP02 & 03 controller pairs canbe readily replaced with BRC300or BRC400 pairs.While some installed INFI90Rack I/O modules are in Limitedphase, Active-phase directreplacement modules areavailable.Active-phase direct-replacementmodules are available.Active-phase replacements areavailable for all installed comm.equipment - slight difference inarchitecture (i.e.: MPI no longerrequired.).Most MPS1 components are nolonger manufactured. Upgradesto MPSIII are stronglyrecommended.Support for WinTools softwareeffectively ended in 2006. Usersare strongly encouraged to moveall WinTools-basedconfigurations to Composer.OIS 20 was removed from salein 1999. Recommend evolutionto 800xA Process Portal.Software will be in classic phasethrough 2010. Recommendmaintaining software at latestrevision, stocking sufficienthardware spares and planningfor evolution to 800xA ProcessPortal.
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 9 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
Basic Overview of Bailey DCSPCU: Process Control UnitEach PCU has a redundant pairof communication modulesPCURedundant Process Control Network INFI-Net, Super Loop, Plant LoopComputer Interface Units Serial, SCSI links to ComputersBaileyBaileyBaileyBaileyConnectivity ServersGathers data for operator consolesPCU ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 10Operator ConsolesPCU
Basic Overview of Bailey DCSPCU: Process Control UnitModule Mounting UnitsCalled “card cages” or racksHouses all DCS Modules Controllers Communications I/OMax 8 per PCUCabinet Power SupplyControllersExecute control logicCommunication ModulesPass information between devicesi.e. PCUs, engineering tools, PI, etcI/OInteract with real world devices ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 11
Product Lifecycle StatusPower SuppliesActiveClassicLimitedClass:PowerProduct FamilyRemarksMPS IIIMPSIII is in the “active” phase of its product lifecycle.MPS IITransitioned to “limited” in January 2007.ObsoleteRecommend evolution to MPSIII.MPS IRecommend evolution to MPSIII.Network 90 PowerSystemBased on vendor component availability, some Network 90 powercomponents are obsolete.Recommend evolution to MPSIII. ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 12
Power SuppliesHarmony Power Supply - MPSIII Multi-Voltage DC Power System ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 13System and Field Power 2N and N 1 Configuration System Monitoring “Slide-in” Design Evolution for Network 90,MPS I (PMU), and MPS II Supplies
Product Lifecycle StatusI/O SubsystemActiveClassicLimitedClass:I/OProduct FamilyRemarksS800S800 I/O is configured using Composer and standard functionblockware.Harmony Rack(IMxxxxx)Represents the latest version of Harmony Rack I/O and includes:IMASI23, IMASO11, IMCIS22, IMDSI13, IMDSI14, IMDSI22,IMDSM04, IMDSO14, IMDSO15, IMFEC12, IMHSS03, IMQRS22,IMSED01, & IMSET01.Harmony BlockTransitioned to Limited in January 2011. Recommend evolution toS800 I/O.ObsoleteException: P-HB-IOR & P-HB-RMU, & P-HA-REP-RFO are“active.”Network 90 I/O(Nxxxxx) ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 14Recommend evolution to the latest members of the Harmony RackI/O family (IMxxxxx).
Symphony HarmonyComprehensive I/O systemRack I/O S800 I/O ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 15Modular to meet varying I/O requirements Local and remote I/O options Rack and DIN I/O optionsI/O Types Analog Input Analog Output Pulse Input Digital Input Digital Output Turbine ControlSOE timestamp resolution of /- 1 msec acrossthe entire Harmony system
Rack I/O & S800 I/O Rack Form Factor DIN Rail Form Factor Supports most existing Net 90 and INFI 90Modules Functions with BRC controllers andIOR Gateway Designed for centrally located I/O Ideal for Remote I/O Applications Current version available for most I/O types Flexibility to Expand I/O Capacity Non Redundant Redundant I/O Capability Cabinet Power system required 24VDC Power Flexible terminations Intrinsic safety applications Smaller footprint Flexible mounting and terminations Improved Ability to “Force” I/O ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 16
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 17 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
Product Lifecycle StatusControllersProduct lerBRCCurrent active family components include BRC300 &BRC400/410.HACTransitioned to “Limited” in January 2005.ActiveObsoleteRecommend evolution to BRC 400 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 18MFPRecommend evolution to BRC300 or BRC400.MFC, AMM,LMM & COMRecommend evolution to BRC300 or BRC400.
Harmony Bridge ControllersBRC-300, BRC-400 & HPG-800/BRC-410 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 19 Rack Form Factor Motorola 32-bit Coldfire microprocessortechnology Forward Compatibility – BRC’s retaincontroller (MFC, MFP, etc) hardware andsoftware architecture Support for all Harmony I/O sub-systems Downloadable Firmware More than 10x more powerful than MFP’s Modulebus Support BRC 400/410 specific enhancements: Additional Memory (2MB NVRAM) Support for 30,000 function blocks Flexible on-line configuration capability MODBUS TCP Ethernet Communication(BRC410 Only)
TB850TB850Harmony ControllersDevice Integration ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 20
Function Block Configuration- FB’ associated with ModBus TCP Interface Configured like any BRC300 or BRC400 Supports On-Line Configuration! ModBus Interface can: ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 21 Read any INFI 90 Function Block Write to any of the following: AOL – FC 30 DOL – FC 45 BASROQ – FC 137 BASBOQ – FC 138INFI 90 Function Block to ModBus pointmapping configured using HarmonyGateway Software (HGS)
Symphony Plus ControllersUse Case: Merge multiple Modbus RTU Interfaces ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 22
Product Lifecycle T(INxxxxx)Current active family components include: INNPM22, INNIS21,INICI03-SCIL, INICT13A, INIIL02-L,INIIR01-232L, INIIT13, INIIT12, INSEM11, INSOE01, & INTKM01.Plant Loop(Nxxxxx)Recommend evolution of system network to INFINETcommunications.ObsoleteIf Plant Loop / Super Loop installed, PCU communications(controller to controller communications) should be inspected aswell. Where Module Bus is used, Controlway communicationevolution is recommended. ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 23
Symphony PlusCommunicationsIET800:INFI-Net toEthernetTransfer Ethernet interface to INFI-Net used by: Composer 5.1 Harmony OPC Harmony Connect (800xA ProcessPortal v. 5.1A) S Operations Security Modes Basic (Twofish) [Default] Advanced (TLS1/SSL3) ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 24128 –bit block cipher256-bit encryptionSupports up to 30,000 tags (Ethernet)
Symphony Plus – Control and I/OS Harmony Communications: ICI800 / IET800 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 25
Symphony Plus – Control and I/OUpgrading Serial or SCSI CIUs to Ethernet ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 26
Product Lifecycle StatusEngineering ToolsActiveClassicLimitedClass:ToolsProduct FamilyRemarksComposerThe active software version is Composer Version 5.1WinToolsMoved to “obsolete” in January 2009. Contains components notsupported by newer PCs.ObsoleteRecommend evolution to Composer.DOSTools“Obsolete” since December 31, 1999.Recommend evolution to Composer. ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 27
Composer Engineering ToolsHighlights “View and Monitor” mode Browser based configuration viewing with live data Available to Process Portal, CVMS clients, CNT or anynetwork PC BrowserOnline Maintenance Tools Stand-alone Configuration Viewer Suite of applications that reduce engineering andconfiguration effort Control Logic Editor Revision Manager Automatic Drawing Generator Advanced Trend (runtime monitoring and tuning)Batch Data Manager ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 28Allows viewing and tuning of CFG files without requiringComposer software or projectsPower Tools Provides users with the ability to troubleshoot, performdiagnostics, and maintain the operating Harmony systemFamily of engineering tools used to create, edit, manage,download, and debug batch, sequential, and user definedfunction code configurations
Harmony System UpdateComposer Engineering Tools Software Version 5.1 New Microsoft OperatingSystems Windows 7 2008 Server (R1)IET-800 Ethernet CIU Support ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 2910 Composer Clients Support for new FC’s AOLDB &DOLDB Support for Symphony Plus
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 30Future PlansOperator StationsSummary
Symphony Plus Future Planned ReleaseHarmony Control & Communications on a DIN-Rail S NET: Control Network HC800:HC800 Harmony Control Processor ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 31Executes INFI 90 Function CodesBRC / HPG FunctionalityCP800:CP800 Communications Processor Protocol “INFI-NET over Ethernet”Connects consoles (S Operations)and tools (S Engineering) toHC800/CP800 ControllersCombination of NIS / NPM modulesControl Network InterfaceCTB810/811:CTB810/811 Comm. Term. Board HN800 I/O interface for Rack I/O (viaRIO22), S800 and new I/O CW800 provides PTP communicationsbetween controllers
Symphony Plus Future Planned ReleasePDP800: Profibus DP Master for Harmony ABB Inc.GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 32 Profibus DP V2 SOE Time-Stamping Master & LineRedundancy Up to 120 Profibus Slavesper PDP800 Communicates toController via [Redundant]HN800
Symphony Plus Future Planned ReleaseHAI805 & HAO805: HART AI & AO Modules ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 33Hart AI Modules Initially with HC800 Eventually with BRCcontrollers Secondary andTertiary Values
Symphony Plus Future Planned ReleaseS Engineering: Tools integration with ComposerNavigationCLT’sObject Exchange ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 34Data ModelExchangeDTM’s & GSD’sLibrary Structure
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System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 36 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
Product Lifecycle StatusOperator Product FamilyRemarks800xAProcess Portal800xA Process Portal is in the “active” phase of its productlifecycle.S OperationsSymphony Plus Operations is in the “active” phase of its productlifecycle. Power and Water Industry focused.Conductor NTConductor NT entered the “classic” phase of its product lifecycleon April 1, 2010. Recommend evolution.Process Portal BEntered “classic” product lifecycle phase in Dec. 2008.Recommend evolution. ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 37LAN 90 PCViewRecommend evolution.OIS 40 Series (includesCVMS software)Hardware (limited) and Software (classic).OIS 20 Series (includesOIS 20 & OIS 25)Recommend evolution.OIURecommend evolution.Recommend evolution.
System 800xA Operations Integration Platform Historical Data Business Systems 3rd Party Control Systems Asset Optimization Fieldbus Networks Personalized workplaces forfocused information access Harmony diagnostic andmanagement functions ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 38Industry’s most complete user interface
SituationTodayExtended Automation SystemSystem 800xAIslandsof AutomationThe Powerof IntegrationSystem 800xAPLCPLC, PanelPLC, SCADAPLCPLC, SCADAPLCDCS 3 ABB / PAABB/ ControlGroup SystemsOctoberOctober25, 201125, 2011Slide 39Slide 39PLC DCS 2 One rich harmonized user interfaceincluding all control systemsPLC, SCADAOne integrationDCSpoint1 for all relatedapplications
Improving Operator EffectivenessEffective decision support environmentConsolidatedalarms &eventsPersonalizedWorkplacebased onoperationsphilosophyFilterable,separatedasset alertsRight clickaccess tointegratedinformationSeamlessintegration of datafrom multiplesystems ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 40ConfigurableApplicationBarGraphicsbased onMS WPF
System 800xA 5.1 UpdateImproved Operator Effectiveness Point of Control Better control ofresponsibility Improves control roomcollaborationAlarm Management Snap-shot reporting ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 41Alarm Shelving andAlarm AnalysisImproved visibility intoplant status informationSequential Function ChartViewer Improvements
System 800xA cpmPlus Smart ClientIntegrating information for improved visibility ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 42Provides users with a browserbased thin client for displayinginformation from System 800xA Thin client based graphicaldisplays Trending and StatisticalProcess Control Alarm and Event Reporting Excel interface PG2 Graphics in SV5.1A
System 800xA for HarmonyProcess Portal: Integrated Diagnostic InformationLoop Topology Display: ABB Inc.GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 43 Enhancement fromTable view Mimics feature fromConductor VMS Node detailsavailable by DBLClick on node No engineeringrequired
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 44 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
S OperationsPrimary objectives for development ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 45 Simple to use Scalable Secure Based on proven technology S Ops is next revision to PGP Power Generation Portal (PGP): 2300 systems worldwide S Ops integrates Power GenInformation Manager (PGIM)
S OperationsDesigned for high performance ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 46 Flexibility & scalability– architecture requirements, systems small tolarge Reliability – unique fault tolerant architecture Security – support for NERC CIP compliance manager Integration – with all plant devices and systems Information management – advanced historian Operational efficiency – ergonomic operator workplace Alarm management tools - support for EEMUA 191 Process optimization - Plant performance monitoring tools Migration – to evolve from earlier console platforms
S OperationsScalable: serverless architecture Simple stand-alone node option ABB controllers connects 3rd party control & PLC connects Competitive for small systemsAC500INFI-NetPLC InterfaceBRCBRCS800Rack I/O ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 47
S OperationsFault tolerant N N server capability Supports multiple servers with parallel data streams Provides N N server redundancy Clients can connect to any serverUnit 1N N 1 N 2 N 3 N 4 .Unit 1 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 48N N
S OperationsFlexible architecture: server segregation per unit/area Independent servers for each plant area / unit Each server only acquires data from the related plant area Clients logically connected to a server set **Provision for client graphical pages to include tags from other serversUnit 1Unit 2Unit 3 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 49Unit 1Unit 2Unit 3
S OperationsFlexible architecture: composite server all unit data in each server Servers maintain a complete plant database Each server acquires data from the related plant area through connectedcontrollers. Tags from other plant areas are acquired through the Server network Clients are logically connected to one server, and from that server they can seetags for all plant areasUnit 1Unit 2Unit 3Unit 1Unit 2Unit 3 ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 50Unit 1Unit 1Unit 2Unit 3Unit 2Unit 3
S OperationsI/O scanners ABBABB GroupGroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 51Plug-in drivers Harmony/INFI (serial/SCSI/ethernet CIU) Freelance 800F 800xA AC800M AC870P Procontrol P13 OPC DA, AE, HDA Modbus, Modbus TCP IEC 870-5-101/103/104 DNP 3.0 Siemens Teleperm (XU) General Electric GSM (Mark V/VI) (GEStandard Messages, GSM) SPABUS Text
S OperationsTag data base ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 52Supports large systems Up to 512,000 tags per server 256,000 boolean 256,000 non-boolean Direct Harmony tag export Composer to S Operations Tag types include: Native tags to Harmony Analog Digital Calculated Others User configurable Bit arrays Text LAB (manual entry)
S OperationsHigh performance operator workplaceTab / TileWindowsSide MenuFlyoutNavigation ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 53Icon BarDisplaySelectTag BrowserFast SearchOperator NotesPoints off scanArea AlarmGroupButtonsConsolidatedalarms &events
S OperationsHigh performance graphic editor ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 54 Build Hi-Performance HMI Grayscale Graphics State of the art display builder Toolbars Tag Browser Templates Symbol Libraries ActiveX Pictures (GIF and JPEG) Drag and Drop support Support link of objectclasses with instances SODG Display Translator
S OperationsBasic control faceplates for Harmony Operator NotesAlarm and Event ListOperating ParametersRed Tag ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 55Faceplates DCS: Digital Control Stations DD: Device Driver MSDD: Multi-state Device Driver PV: Analog Control Station DI: Digital Input RCM: Remote Control Memory RMCB: Remote Motor ControlBlock RMSC: Remote Manual SetConstant TEXTSTR: Text Selector DAANG: Data Acquisition - Analog
S OperationsSupports extended control faceplatesExtended faceplatetabbed menus withadditional analysisinformationStandard faceplatewith additionalinformationBasic faceplateswith operationsfunctions ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 56
S OperationsNavigation to important information using aspect links Aspect Links (Right Click) Tags link to other Applications Links are customizable per tag Link to documents or launchapplications:Control ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 57 Alarm & Event Instruction Manuals Maintenance Packages Standard OperatingProcedures Web pages Plant P&ID’s Operator Notes
S OperationsView control logic from graphic ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 58
S OperationsFaceplates from composer control logic ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 59
S OperationsSupports DBDOC call up hyperview ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 60
S OperationsInformation Management: integrated historian ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 61 Full featured historian integrated withinS Operations Excel reporting and scheduled reports Calculation package / maintenancetotalizers EEMUA 191 alarm management Process optimization platformused with OPTIMAX plant performanceapplications Supports thin client
S OperationsIntegrated alarm analysis toolsSupports EEMUA 191 Standard ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 62
S OperationsS ThinClient: available viewsIntuitive navigation structureMulti-line trend displaysView dynamic process graphicsPGIM WEB 01Private user folders / signal explorer ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 63User reports / scheduled reportsFiltered alarm and event Llst
System UpdateAgenda Lifecycle Update Evolution Path ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 64 I/O Controller, Communications, and Engineering Tools Operator StationsSummary
Summary ABB GroupOctober 25, 2011 Slide 65 Lifecycle Extended Indefinitely New Developments at all levels of the Symphony system System 800xA continues as an evolution path for theProcess Industry Symphony Plus Operations is now an available option Evolution Planning Services Available
BRC-300, BRC-400 & HPG-800/BRC-410 Rack Form Factor Motorola 32-bit Coldfire microprocessor technology Forward Compatibility – BRC’s retain controller (MFC, MFP, etc) hardware and software architecture Support for all Harmony I/O sub-systems Downloadable Firmware
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