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Basics of Safety Applications
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Why Safety Technology?
Protection of…• People• Environment
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Why safety technology?
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What aspects do the safety standards cover
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Cutting disc > Cutting off
Transport rollers > Crushing and shearing
Clamping plates > Crushing
Chips > Cutting, penetrating
Risk Assessment Risk Reduction Proof
The necessary steps towards a safe machine can be illustrated with a process chain.
Safety Process Chain
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Risk Assessment
Risk Reduction
Proof Document resultsCarry out a validationDocument the measures
Implement a safety concept and put it into operation
Design the architectureof the safety functions
Define and evaluate
the safety measures
Evaluate the risksIdentify the hazardsDescribe the machine
Safety Process Chain
Risk Assessment Risk Reduction Proof
The necessary steps towards a safe machine can be illustrated with a process chain.
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Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment Risk Reduction Proof
The measure for achieved functional safety is the probability of dangerous failures, the fault tolerance and the quality that is to be guaranteed as a result of freedom from systematic faults. It is expressed in the standards using different terms
• In IEC 62061: “Safety Integrity Level” (SIL)• In ISO 13849-1: “Performance Level” (PL)
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Risk Reduction
•Technology solutions consist of three main components
DetectionDetection EvaluationEvaluation ReactionReaction
Risk ReductionRisk Assessment Proof
•Mechanical Guarding
•Education
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DetectionEmergency stop and protective area monitoring
DetectionDetection EvaluationEvaluation ReactionReaction
Initiates stopPrevents unauthorized accessDetects dangerous machine functionsPositive opening contacts
Positive opening switches are designed in such a way that actuation of the switch always results in opening the contacts. Welded contacts are opened by actuation (EN 60947-5-5)
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Detection
Standard position switches
Safety switch with separate actuator
Safety switchhinge switch
Safety switches with separate actuator and
interlocking
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Panel Mounted Configurable Enclosures Distributed Safety
Detection
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Detection
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Detection
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Reaction
DetectionDetection EvaluationEvaluation ReactionReaction
Safety-rated contactors must include positively driven (mirror) contacts
A component with positive-driven contacts guarantees that the NC and NO contacts are never closed simultaneously (EN 60947-5-1)A mirror contact is an NC contact that is guaranteed not to be closed at the same time as a main contact (EN60947-4-1)
Siemens 3RT contactors comply with this requirement
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Programmable Safety Relays• Moderate inputs and outputs• Simple to semi-complex logic• Multiple Zone
Safety Relays• Limited inputs and outputs• Simple logic• Single Zone
EvaluationMonitors Inputs / Initiates Reaction
Distributed Safety Systems• Distributed multiple inputs and
outputs• Complex Logic• Multiple Zone
DetectionDetection EvaluationEvaluation ReactionReaction
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Siemens Safety IntegratedMachine safety solution selection
Safety RelaysSafety Relays
Without PC
3 Safety Functions
Fail-Safe ControllersFail-Safe Controllers Fail-Safe ControllersFail-Safe Controllers
In-Cabinet(IP 20)
Cabinet-Free(IP 65/67)
Programming Programming Language
e.g., LAD/F-LAD
>25 Safety Functions25 Safety Functions
ASI-SafeASI-SafeModular Safety SystemModular Safety System
Cabinet-Free(IP 65/67)
Graphical Editor
In-Cabinet(IP 20)
8 Safety Functions
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Functionality of a Safety Circuit A review
24V or 115VACPower Supply
0V
SensorsInitiate machine shut down
Positive OpeningGuarantees that all NC contacts are in the open position when actuated
Redundancyensures safety functionality even if a failure disables one channel
EvaluationFault detection and evaluation; opens the circuit in case of a failure.
Positive Driven (Mirror)Guarantees that NC contacts are not to be closed at the same time as the main contact
Feedback LoopMonitors the correct operation of the contactor coils
ResetReactivates the safety circuit
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Standard Switch and ContactorStandard Switch and Contactor
Safety Levels PL a
L1 L2 L3
PL a allows• NO contacts for
• Enabling• Two-hand control• Restart
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24 VDC
0 VDC
Ope
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Clo
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Safety Levels PL b
L1 L2 L3
PL b requires• Sensors with positive
opening contacts
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AndAnd
• Sensors with positive opening contacts
• Safety evaluation unit rated to SIL 1
• Feedback loop from contactor’s NC contacts
24 VDC
0 VDC
Ope
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Clo
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Safety Levels PL c / SIL 1
ON
L1 L2 L3
Q1
PL c / SIL 1 requires
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AndAnd
• Sensors with positive opening contacts
• Safety evaluation unit rated to SIL 2
• Feedback loop from contactor’s NC contacts
• Redundancy in sensor contacts
• Redundancy in contactors
24 VDC
0 VDC
Ope
n
Clo
sed
Safety Levels PL d / SIL 2
ON
L1 L2 L3
Q1
Q2
PL d / SIL 2 requires
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AndAnd
24 VDC
0 VDC
Ope
n
Clo
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ON
L1 L2 L3
Q1
Q2
• Sensors with positive opening contacts
• Safety evaluation unit rated to SIL 3
• Feedback loop from contactor’s NC contacts
• Redundancy in sensor contacts
• Redundancy in contactors
• Separate channels of evaluation for sensors
Safety Levels PL e / SIL 3
PL e / SIL 3 requires
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Siemens Safety Evaluation Portfolio
MSS 3RK3
3SK1
Safety device Safety RelaysSIRIUS 3SK
Modular Safety SystemSIRIUS 3RK3
FailsafeSIMATIC
PLCs and distributed I/O
Engineering Hardware-parameterized Software-parameterized Software-programed
Number of safety functions Up to 3* Up to 6 Up to 20 From 10
Communicationnone AS-i and PROFIBUS
AS-i, PROFIBUS, PROFINET, PROFIsafe,
I-WLAN
MSS ASIsafe
F-CPU: S7-1200 /S7-1500 / ET 200SP
3SK2
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Online Configurator
www.siemens.com/industrymall
l
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3SK1 Standard
Output Expansion
4 RO5 Amp
3 RO10 Amp
Evaluation - Safety Relay
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3SK1 Advanced
Output ExpansionInput Expansion
Device ConnectorPower Supply
Evaluation - Safety Relay
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Traditional Safety Relay
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New 3SK1 Safety Relay
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Safety Relay Application Example
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3SK2
Output Expansion
Device ConnectorPower Supply
Evaluation – Programmable Safety Relay
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Area Estop
Zone Estop Zone Estop
Evaluation – Programmable Safety Relay
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SIRIUS InnovationsMotor starter 3RM1 Failsafe
•Contactor and Overload
Direct / reversing startSame Size Enclosure
With Safety functionality• Suitable for safety applications up to PL e / SIL 3
With overload protection• ATEX certified up to SIL 2
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EvaluationSIL 3 application with a safety relay
EmergencyStop
Start
6 Wires / starter• 4 wires for 2 coils• 2 wires for feedback
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SIRIUS 3SK1 and 3RM1 FailsafeApplication
EmergencyStop
Start
3RM1 FailsafeMotor Starters
Motor Starter
3SK1 Safety Relay
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Distributed Safety
SIMATIC AS-i F-Link with TIA Portal
AS-i / ASIsafe
PROFINET / PROFIsafe
Safety cell Safety cell
SIMATIC PN / AS-i F-LinkAS-i double master and
F-DI module
Standard data
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Motor Management System
Distributed Safety
SIMOCODE pro
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Safety Application Manual
https://support.industry.siemens.com/
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Safety Application Manual
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Safety Application Manual
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Safety Application Manual
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Questions
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Basics of Safety Applications
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