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    ED17: Architecturesfor Process SafetyApplications

    Name Pete Skipp

    Title Process Safety Architect

    Date November 5th & 6th 2012

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    Agenda

    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety Capability

    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety philosophy

    An Introduction to Process Safety

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    Introduction to Process Safety

    Terminology - BPCS and SIS

    3

    I/P

    Basic Process ControlSystem (BPCS)

    PT

    1A

    PT

    1B

    Safety InstrumentedSystem (SIS)

    A system that responds toinput signals from theequipment under controland/or from an operatorand generates outputsignals, causing the

    equipment under control tooperate in the desiredmanner.

    A system composed ofsensors, logic solvers, andfinal control elements forthe purpose of taking theprocess to a safe statewhen pre-determinedconditions are violated.

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    Containment Passive protection layer

    Emergency response layerPlant andEmergencyResponse

    Prevent

    Mitigate

    ProcessControl Normal behaviour

    BasicProcessControlSystem

    Process control layer

    Process control layer

    Process

    ShutdownOperatorIntervention

    Process alarm

    Trip point

    SafetyInstrumentedSystem

    Safety layerEmergencyShut Down

    Relief valve,Rupture disk Active protection layer

    Pressure Relief

    Introduction to Process Safety

    What is Process Risk ?

    Process Setpoint

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    Introduction to Process Safety

    What Standards Apply

    International StandardsIEC 61508 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety-

    related systemsIEC 61511 Functional safety Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector

    North American Standards

    NFPA 85 Burner Management (Boilers, HRSGs, Stokers, etc. )

    ANSI/ISA-84.00.01 (IEC 61511-1 Mod)

    Functional Safety: Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector

    API RP 14C Safety Systems for Offshore Production Platforms

    Reference Documents

    CCPS Guidelines for Safe Automation of Chemical Processes

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    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety Capability

    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety philosophy

    An Introduction to Process Safety

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    Dedicated portfolio of products for process safety with architectures that support:

    Fault tolerance for system components

    Scalable portfolio of technologies including fail-safe, fault tolerant and Triple

    Modular Redundant (TMR) options SIL rated and certified up to SIL3 for use in Process Safety Solutions

    Offers integrated and separated platform choices

    Technology offering high level of diagnostics

    Dedicated resources for design of complete Process Safety Solutions Global Solutions offers expertise to design, implement and deploy process safety

    solutions using functional certified safety engineers

    Follows best engineering practices against IEC61511

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    Process Safety Philosophy

    Products and Solutions philosophy

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    BAT

    I/O

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    I/O

    Primary

    Secondary

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    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety Capability

    The Rockwell Automation ProcessSafety philosophy

    An Introduction to Process Safety

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    Which Platform?

    Portfolio Positioning

    SIL 0

    Process

    SIL 1

    Fail Safe

    SIL 2

    Fail Safe

    SIL 2

    Fault Tolerant

    SIL 3

    Fail Safe

    SIL 3

    Fault Tolerant

    PlantPAx(Logix)

    EtherNet/IP communication:

    AADvance & PlantPAxTrustedTMR

    Process Control Process Safety

    AADvanceScalableSafety

    O&G / Petrochem applications favor AADvance and Trusted

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    What is the Target SIL level or SIL levels in single architecture ?

    SIL 1, Low Integrity

    SIL 2, Medium Integrity

    SIL 3, High Integrity

    What Levels of Fault Tolerance are Required ?

    Fail Safe (Simplex)

    Fault Tolerance (Dual or Triplicated)

    What level of Integration with the Control Platform (BPCS) is required? Separate & Diverse Logic Solvers

    Common Logic Solvers

    Centralized or distributed safety

    Central Processing, Remote I/O

    Central Engineering Interface, Distributed Processing 3rd party communication & device interfaces

    Smart Devices (HART)

    3rd Party Logic Solvers (DCS or PLC)

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    Which Platform

    Types of Questions we Ask

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    Which Platform

    ControlLogix

    Allen-BradleyA-B

    Quality

    ControlNET

    CHA CHB OK

    A

    #

    0

    1

    Redundancy Module

    P RI C O M O K

    PRIM

    RUN REM PROG

    Logix5555

    RUN

    OK

    RS232

    BAT

    I/O

    Allen-BradleyA-B

    Quality

    ControlNET

    CHA CHB OK

    A

    #

    0

    1

    Redundancy Module

    P RI C O M O K

    PRIM

    RUN REM PROG

    Logix5555

    RUN

    OK

    RS232

    BAT

    I/O

    Primary

    Secondary

    Targeted for applications wherecustomers who prefer a singlearchitecture

    Key Features: Safety AOIs

    Integrated Control & Safety

    I/O on EtherNet/IP

    Up-to-date with Logix releases

    Supports fail safe and fault tolerant

    configurations

    Common, Fault Tolerant/Fail Safe, SIL 2

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    Which Platform

    GuardLogix

    Integrated, Fail Safe, SIL 3

    Targeted for applications that do not require

    High Availability

    Key Features: Supports PointGuard Discrete and Analog I/O

    SIL2 inputs (single channel), SIL3 dual channel

    Common Network for Safe & Standard Communications

    Extensive suite of safety certified instructions Supports safety Add-On instructions

    Diagnostics and control in standard tasks

    Safety related functions in the safety task

    PointGuard Discrete&Analog I/O

    GuardLogix 1756-L7xS

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    Which Platform?

    AADvance

    Interfaced, Fault Tolerant/Fail Safe, SIL 2 & 3

    Targeted for applications that require a flexible architecture,

    distributed safety and mixed SIL Levels

    Key Features: Simplex (1oo1D), Dual (1oo2D) or TMR (2oo3) processorand I/O architectures

    Stand alone or part of a large distributed network

    Supports CIP connectivity to PlantPAx

    All 5 IEC 61131-3 programming languages Comprehensive diagnostics and self test

    Scalable fault-tolerance and safety at module level

    Fully fault-tolerant Ethernet networks for safety

    HART Support for Field Device Diagnostics & Maintenance(HART Passthru)

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    Which Platform?

    Trusted

    Interfaced, Fault Tolerant, SIL 3

    Targeted for applications that require a High Availability TMR

    architecture or have very high IO counts.

    Key Features: Extensive 2oo3 (2 out of 3) voting throughout

    architecture

    Extensive diagnostics and triplication provides

    high safety, fault-tolerance & high availability

    High density 40 channel TMR IO modules CIP connectivity to PlantPAx

    Supports 1000s of IO with a single TMR

    processor

    Partial Stroke testing part of standard product

    offering

    All 5 IEC 61131-3 programming languages

    Fully fault-tolerant Ethernet networks for safety

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    Process Safety Philosophy

    Solutions Capabilities

    Formulate concept anddesign of the process

    Identify Process Hazards

    ( HAZOP etc )

    Identify non SIS layers ofprotection

    Determine if any, needfor further risk reduction

    Determine target SILlevel

    Develop SafetyRequirements Specification

    (SRS)

    Develop SIS design tomeet SRS

    Select, build, test, deploy

    Install, commission andtest prior to start-up

    Develop and implementmaintenance and operational

    procedures

    Assess and managemodifications to SIS

    Process DevelopmentPhase

    SIS Design Process Post Deployment

    Rockwell Automation provides a wide range of expertise and

    services throughout the project lifecycle

    Decommission

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    Integrated Control and Safety System

    Operator Interface

    CIP Network(EtherNet/IP)

    FactoryTalk View HMI Data Server

    SISProcess Control

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    QuestionsThank You

    Name Pete Skipp

    Title Process Safety Architect

    Date November 5th & 6th 2012