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20th Anniversary
Fieldbus Foundation
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• Fieldbus Foundation has reached many major milestones over the last 20 years• FOUNDATION™ fieldbus has an accelerating rate of global adoption• Major installations are found in the oil & gas, petrochemical, power,
paper, pharmaceutical and consumer goods industries• Sales of fieldbus-based products are a growing portion of automation
industry business
Two Decades of Progress
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• Controls manufacturers, end users, academic institutions and others collaborated on an international, interoperablefieldbus standard• Open digital communication protocol for field devices was needed
to replace competing, proprietary solutions• Fieldbus Foundation was established in 1994, leading to
unprecedented levels ofsystem and deviceinteroperability forprocess automation
Origins of the Technology
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Origins of the Technology
Today – the largest refinery in the world utilizes FOUNDATIONfieldbus - Reliance Industries, Jamnagar, India
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The Early Days
Field Device Registration circa 1999
21 Communication Stacks Registered
55 Devices Registered
60 Devices in Development
0 Hosts Registered
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Today
Field Device Registration - Today
158 Communication Stacks Registered
900 Devices Registered
19 Registered Hosts
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Circa 2002
HSE Extends Capabilities of FOUNDATION Fieldbus
Fixed Algorithm and I/O Flexible Algorithm
and I/O
Flexible Function BlocksMultiple Input/Output - 8 Channel I/O
Basic I/O Interfacing
Application Specific (IEC 61131)Coordinated DrivesSupervisory Data AcquisitionBatch SequencingBurner ManagementAdvanced I/O Interfacing
Hybrid/Discrete Control
100 Mbit/s HSE
31.25 Kbit/s H131.25 Kbit/s H1 31.25 Kbit/s H1
Basic Process Control Advanced Process Control
Basic Function BlocksAnalog InputAnalog Output Bias & GainControl SelectorDiscrete Input Discrete OutputManual LoaderPD ControlPID ControlRatio Control
Advanced Function BlocksAnalog AlarmArithmeticDeadtimeDevice ControlInput SelectorIntegratorLead/LagSetpoint Ramp GeneratorSignal CharacterizerSplitterTimer
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2002
EDDL CooperationPhase 1
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FDI Cooperation LLC
Founded 26 Sept 2011Three year lifetimeFDI SpecificationsIEC Standardization
Common FDI ToolsEDD EngineUI EngineIntegrated Development Environment Field Device Test ToolsHost System Test Tools
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Safety Instrumented Functions circa 2005
Photo L-R: Andrea Moroni/ABB, Rick van Motman/Shell, Jouko Korhonen/Metso, John Gabler/Invensys, Ad Hamers/Honeywell, Josef Borcsok/HIMA, Ram Ramachandran/Emerson, Ian Ramsay-Connell/Yokogawa, Dave Glanzer/FF, Jurgen Holzel/HIMA, Hans Endl/Softing, Richard Sanders/ExxonMobile, Joe Duffy/Emerson, Wolfgang Velten-Philipp/TUV, and Patrick Flanders/Saudi Aramco
Not in photo: Richard Dunn/DuPont, Hemendra Dassanayake/Rotork, Peter Eigenraam/Shell
FOUNDATION for Safety Instrumented Functions (SIF) Development Team
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SIF Demonstration - Shell 2008
Host Registration GoalsHost Registration Goals
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Field Diagnostics 2006
Fieldbus Foundation works with NAMUR 2006
Using the power of FOUNDATION fieldbus, and considering NAMUR requirements, the new standard diagnostic profile aims to:
Standardize the integration of diagnostic informationGuarantee valuable information to the user
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Field Diagnostics 2010
Tool Development
2008 2009 2010
4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q
2008 2009 2010
4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4QITK 5.1 Released
Field Diagnostics OptionalITK 6.0 Profile Requirements
ReleasedITK 6.0
Field DiagnosticsMandatory for New
Registrations (*)
Host Test Kit 2.0Field Diagnostics Test Device
First DevicesRegistered Implementing
Field Diagnostics
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Wireless circa 2007
Wireless and Remote I/O
(WIO)
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FOUNDATION for Remote Operations Management (ROM) circa 2008
Convent’lI/O
OtherBuses
RIONode
HART I/O
HSE
WIOPhase 3
FFB
or or
WIOPhase 4
ISA100
HSE
ISA100Gateway
or
WIO Gateway
HART I/O
FF H1
HSE HSE or
WirelessHART
Gateway
WirelessHART
WIOPhase 1
WIOPhase 2
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FOUNDATION for Remote Operations Management (ROM) circa 2013
HSE Remote I/O HSE-RIO Team
• Large Point Count Device• Multi-channel I/O• Wired HART Block
Host
Fieldbus Foundation – ISA CooperationISA100.15 Working Group
Wireless HSE Backhaul
H1Wired HART
WirelessHART ISA100.11a
Wireless Sensor Integration Team
ConventionalI/O
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Market Growth
• About 2 million field devices sold
• About 20,000 systems installed worldwide, small to very large
• Total market for fieldbus field devices and systems is over $1.3 billion in 2011, and growing faster than the overall process automation market (13.3 percent).
• Total installed base is around $12 billion in systems and instruments, including infrastructure equipment and engineering services provided by MAC suppliers (does not include engineering services provided by EPCs, Systems Integrators).
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Market GrowthHistory and Forecast for FOUNDATION Fieldbus Compatible
DCSs and Field Devices
Very Large Capital Projects
Scheduled
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Market Growth
FOUNDATION Accounted for Roughly 70 Percent of the Total Process Fieldbus Market in 2006
68.1%
31.7%0.2%
Foundation FieldbusProfibus PAOther
Total Fieldbus Market by Technology Type(Percent of Dollars)
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Market Growth
FOUNDATION Accounted for Roughly 74 Percent of the Total Process Fieldbus Market in 2011
Total Fieldbus Market by Technology Type(Percent of Dollars)
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FOUNDATION technology has become the all-digital standard for major Greenfield and modernization projects
• Reliance Jamnagar Refinery• Shanghai SECCO Refinery• CSPC Nanhai Refinery• NAM Groningen Gas Field• Shell Pearl GTL• Drax Power Plant• Reliance Life Sciences• Molson Coors• Duke Power• Novo Nordisk• Motiva• Chevron• BR Whiting Refinery…..
Growth of the Market
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Field Device Integration
Field Device Integration
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Why Field Device Integration?
Process automation end users are asking for a single solution
Current FDT and EDDL technologies with partial overlap cause competitive positioningCurrent situation is confusing because of conflicting messages
Suppliers face expensive developmentMost suppliers are simultaneously part of ECT organization and FDT. They must invest in parallel developments for EDDT and FDT.
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FDI Device Package Standard
EDD(mandatory)
Electronic Device Description Language
(EDDL)
Microsoft .NET/WPF
for Workstation
Platform
Device Definition (Parameters)Business logic (Rules)User Interface (Structure)
User Interface PluginDevice Applications
Product ManualsImagesElectronic CertificationsProtocol specific Files (CFF)
IntegrityAuthenticityUIP
(optional)
UIP(optional)
Attachments
(optional)
Attachments
(optional)
Field Device Integration
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Specifications AvailableCore FDI Specifications 0.9available fromhttp://fdi-cooperation.com
FOUNDATION fieldbusFDI DD Profile (FF-900 6.0)available in latest specification release
http://forums.fieldbus.org
Field Device Integration
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Fieldbus Foundation Tool Migration
DD Services FDI Engine• EDD Engine Built on DD Services• Includes UI Engine components• Supports legacy DD formats
FDI DD IDE• Licensed per technology• Based on Eclipse• Supports legacy DD formats• Package Builder• Integrated Package Test Tool
DD Integrated
Development Environment
(IDE)
First Beta Test available April 2014
Field Device Integration
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H1 Usability
ITK 7 Development
Usability Initiative
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Usability Project• Make digital fieldbus solutions easier to use than conventional
analog systems• Enable plant owners to focus on what technology can do for them and
their business, versus how it is managed• Simplify development of new
fieldbus-based productsand applications
Looking to the Future
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H1 Usability Improvement Areas
• PV Device Interchangeability• Automated Device Replacement• Template-based Device Setup
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PV Interchangeability
Make FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 easier than 4-20mA (PVs)
• Get the PV without the DD• PV replacement without controller downloads• Interchangeable PV• Interoperable device management
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H1 Usability Improvement Areas
Commissioned123456/ABCD/0101
Manufacture ID: 123456Device Type: ABCDDevice Revision: 01
MANUFAC_ID: 123456DEV_TYPE: ABCDDEV_REV: 02COMPATIBILITY_REV: 01
No new files to install!
Download existing offline configuration !
Like Device Replacement
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H1 Usability Improvement Areas
Template 1
Single Temperature Measurement
This template permits ….
Parameter
L_TYPE
CHANNEL
CONFIG1
CONFIG2
…
Template 2Label Single Temperature
Help This template permits ….
Block Parameter Value
AI [1] L_TYPE Direct
AI [1] CHANNEL 1TB1 CONFIG1 2
TB1 CONFIG2
… … …
TB1TB2
AI AI
Device Templates
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H1 Usability Improvement Areas
Availability
Activity Device Host
Like Device Replacement ITK 6.1 Profile C
DD Templates * ITK 6.2 Profile C
PV Interchangeability ITK 7 Profile D
* DD Tools in beta !
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Greater Support for the Automation Industry• Fieldbus Foundation and HART Communication Foundation have
entered into discussions on a potential merger• Single industry foundation would meet the needs of intelligent device
communications in the world of process automation• Combined resources would
provide significant benefits toboth automation end usersand suppliers
Looking to the Future
HART Communication Foundation and Fieldbus Foundation Study Merger Potential
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FF-HCF Potential Merger Discussion
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PurposeBoth HART and Fieldbus Foundation are mature technologies with large installed bases that must be maintained throughout a plant lifecycle of 15,20, and even 25 years. It is our goal to launch a “New Foundation” that will incorporate the necessary and essential processes, procedures, intellectual property, assets and people from the two existing organizations – Fieldbus Foundation and HART Communication Foundation.
MissionProvide maintenance and sustainability to both digital communication protocols and to become the organizational base for FDI; the future device integration technology that is shared by both communication protocols
Our Goal
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A Starting PointSingle technical solution for Process Control, Monitoring and SafetyHarmonization of Testing and Registration Processes and ProceduresSingle integration strategy for system wide interoperability - FDIA single point of contact for technology services and supportSingle strategy for the advancement of Intelligent Device CommunicationReduced overall participation cost and overhead for Members.Simplified and single access to IP Portfolio2 great protocols developed, maintained, delivered and supported by one organization
Looking to the Future
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Investigation : What is happening today – Evaluate and AnalyzePotential Benefits
• Technologies• People• Assets• Structure• Policies• Procedures• Membership• Finance• Intellectual Property• Synergies
Possible Structures• Organization• Location• Integration
Due Diligence• Financial• Intellectual Property
RecommendationApproval of BoardsMember Vote
Decision Process
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Host -Azbil
ControllerAzbil
WiFiCooper/MTL
RI/OR. Stahl
LevelE+H
CoriolisEmerson
RI/OP+F
ActuatorRotork
SecurityTerminal
Cooper/MTL
WiFiCooper/MTL
PressureAzbil
Multi-tempYokogawa
PressureYokogawa
Gas DetectorFuji
TemperatureYokogawa
ISA100GW
Yokogawa
WirelessHARTGW
Emerson
LevelE+H
H1 LD
H1 Devices
PressureAzbil
EarthquakeAzbil
pHEmerson
TemperatureEmerson
Valve PositionEmerson
PressureYokogawa
ISA100 Wireless Devices
WiFiBackhaul
HART/Analog DevicesWirelessHART Devices
SecurityTerminal
Cooper/MTL
See Next Page
F-ROM Live Demo
JEMIMA Exhibition 2013 Tokyo
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FieldBarrier
Control Room
Safe Area
High Power Trunk
DisplayBEKA
PressureFuji
Mag FlowAzbil
DeviceCoupler
DeviceCoupler
FBPSDART
FieldBarrier
FieldBarrier
FISCO Power i(DART)
Mass FlowE+H
DeviceCoupler
FieldBarrier
ToController
FieldHazardous
Area
FBPS FBPS FBPS FBPS FBPS FBPSFISCO
FBPSFISCO
Diag
IndicatorBEKA
ElectricActuatorAUMA
PositionerAzbil
PressureYokogawa
VortexYokogawa
PositionerEmerson
Multi TempEmerson
DeviceCoupler
R. Stahl TURCK Cooper/MTL Moore P+F P+FTURCK Cooper/MTL
JEMIMA Exhibition 2013 Tokyo
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JEMIMA Exhibition 2013 Tokyo
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Fieldbus Foundation Booth
JEMIMA Exhibition 2013 Tokyo
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Host System ISA100 Wireless Devices WirelessHART Devices
Wireless GatewayWireless Terminal
F-ROM Host System and Wireless Devices
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Remote IO•P+F •R Stahl
Valves L to R•Motor Valve HART)•Motor Valve FF H1)•Control Valve FF H1•Control Valve FF H1
HSE Linking Device
Remote IO and Valves
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FOUNDATION Fieldbus (H1)
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Hannover Fair 2014
Thank You
Questions?