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Foundation Fieldbus - Looking Forward….
Enhancing Usability
Through
Physical Layer Diagnostics
Unnikrishnan R
Pepperl+Fuchs (India) Pvt. Ltd.
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FF Usability
What is Usability??
Usability is all about how easy, effective and pleasant the
features are for the end customer to use
Simplicity, logical, orderly processes that are well defined and
organized steps to use the digital network
The objective is to make FF easier than conventional
instrumentations.
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FF Usability - Simplicity
Iphone
Simple
Apps usability and vendor participation
Adaptable
Constant improvements
Blackberry
The iPhone did not introduce
anything particularly new or
exciting to the mobile industry
upon its release.
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FF Usability
Interoperability
Automated Device replacement
Backwards compatibility
PV Interchangeability
Device Templates
Managing Diagnostics
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FF Usability – New ITK 6.2+ profile
New ITK 6 profile improves device commissioning
Improves Maintenance activities
Improves self monitoring and diagnostics of field devices ( diagnostics
alerts)
Device replacement
Supports new EDDL features ( integrating data from multiple blocks,
multiple views, mode control etc)
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FF Usability – Physical Layer Diagnostics
End users require actionable diagnostics information from physical layer
Expert systems advices
Components level diagnostics
Relevant tools to help the plant during installation / operation / maintenance
Integrating the physical layer diagnostics into the AMS.
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Process
Interfaces
Fieldbus Physical layer
Power
Supplies
– Types and Causes of faults
– Components with a view on availability
– Assessment of risk of failure
Device
Coupler
(Zone2 – ExiC)
Device
Coupler
(Zone1 – Exia)
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Corrosion
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Hazardous safety rules not followed
Ground faults
Fieldbus and power cables tied together
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Poor cable installation
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Poor cable installations
Cable gland not tight
Seal missing
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Poor Device Installation
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Poor maintenance
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Typical locations and Fieldbus issues
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Diagnostics Tools
Integrated single tool for commissioning, monitoring, and
troubleshooting. Versions to suit your every need
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Diagnostics Tools – Handheld
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Advanced Diagnostic Options
A single tool for commissioning, monitoring, and troubleshooting. Versions to
suit your every need
Handheld
Portable
Integrated version
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Fieldbus Diagnostic Handheld
Display interface for stand-alone operation
Multi-language support
Intrinsically safe fieldbus interface (Ex ia)
FISCO, Entity, DART
Operation in Zone 1/Div. 1
Focused on practical application
Operating modes for novice and expert users
With expert system advice
Data backup and documentation on PC
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Suitability check for existing cable
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Failure margin check
Communications check
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Device coupler short-circuit check
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Oscilloscope
Built into the Hand Held Tool
Many trigger conditions selectable
Operation on the display or via software
Trigger output for external oscilloscope
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Intuitive Handling
One-button, quick check
with NAMUR signals (NE 107)
Recording and storage for
32 segments with 32 devices each
Data backup on laptop/PC
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Expert system on board
Interprets raw physical layer measurements
Translates into possible causes
Suggests corrective action
NAMUR NE 107 status
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Diagnostic Manager Software
User interface in the control room:
Display of values
Warnings with actionable information
Color coding for easy recognition
Value-add:
Automated commissioning procedures
and documentation
Live segment monitoring with alarms
Expert troubleshooting tools
Embedded expert-knowledge
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One Plant Asset Management
Includes fieldbus now as asset
Customary look and feel
Reduces required training
Reduces potential for errors
Open Architecture Integration:
AMS Suite
PRM
FieldCare
FieldMate
PACTware
OPC Interface
Asset Management Integration
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Example ADM and DCS integration
Diagnostics at
DCS Station
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RS485
Industrial Switch
Ethernet or
FF H1
Address switches
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Example ADM and DCS integration
Operator
station
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RS485
Ethernet
VnetIP
AMS
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Operator
station
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RS485
Ethernet
Example ADM and DCS integration
VnetIP
AMS
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Cabinet Control via Diagnostic Gateway
Inputs for monitoring the control cabinet
– Namur sensors / Frequency input (6x)
– Analog input for temperature (2x)
– Humidity sensor on board
Power outputs (240 V, 2x)
On/Off controller
Configurable via Foundation Fieldbus H1
Fan is not working
Door not closed
Water ingress
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Diagnostic Device Couplers
Measures in the field:
Measures fieldbus signal conditions at the spur level
Reports changes all the way to Plant Asset Management
Feeds the expert system
Better advice – better knowledge – focused plant upkeep – fewer trips
to the field
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Diagnostic Segment Protector
Improved and innovative spur fault protection:
Progressive spur short-circuit protection
Jabber protection – cuts off devices talking too much
Maintenance work causing contact bounce or short-circuits
Reliable containment of gradual overload conditions
Protects operations from manual intervention and device failure
Loose wire strands
Bad installations causing multiple devices to talk at the same time
Water ingress with ground faults or corrosion
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Water Ingress
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Water Ingress Sensor
Monitoring the inside of the enclosure
Placed inside the enclosure of choice
Connects in parallel to the fieldbus segment
Sends alarm all the way to plant asset management
Know what the housing looks like on the inside
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Simple Commissioning Steps with ADM
Verify address setting
Wire up devices in the right location
Check shielding
Activate communication
Use automated work procedures
– Testing
– Documentation
All devices at once
Wiring remains undisturbedCommissioning Wizard
Test
Report
x
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Commissioning Wizard
With Expert System Support
Takes snapshot
Identifies wiring errors
Ensures compliance with
AG181 and IEC 61158-2
Recommends limits for ADM messages
Stores limits in non-volatile memory
Automatic Tag Readout
Creates baseline report:
Snapshot of all measurements
Complete documentation
Saves significant (almost 80%) of pre-commissioning time
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Online monitoring as per NAMUR
ADM increases the number of detectable faults
Displays measurement values
Issues warnings and alarms
Highlights violations with color coding:
Good value
Maintenance required
Out of specification
The segment is still operating with good performance
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Diagnostic Menu
ADM delivers actionable information
for fast fault finding
1 Active messages
2 Actionable information with
solution guideance based on expert
knowledge
3 History with timestamps
When the failure…
… occured
… disappeared
Export function for external
analysis and storage
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Spurs
Field Instruments
Basic Principles: Typical Topology
Segment Protectors
Trunk
Surge Protector
Terminator
Plant Asset
Management
Diagnostic Gateway
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Poor Wiring
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Poor Wiring
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Practical Example of Frequency disturbance
In this example the frequency of noise was approx. 150Hz
7 ms
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Not a good device location
FF Device Moved away from Drive
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Surge Protection
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Diagnostic in Surge Protector
Condition-based replacement
Monitors strike severity and count
Reports end of functional reserve to AMS
Instead of repetitive scheduled maintenance
Surely protects you from the next strike
At Junction box Trunk
input
At junction box Spur
output
At Power supply output at
Control room
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Diagnostic Surge Protection On Device Coupler
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Diagnostic Surge Protection On IS Device Coupler
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Surge Protection at PowerHub
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Integrated Diagnostic
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Summary
Advanced Diagnostics tools and components for physical layer have reduced
physical layer commissiong time and provide online monitoring and reporting
system that brings savings at CAPEX and OPEX
Most problems at early bus installations were due to poor installation.
However, simple, user-friendly, Fieldbus testers are now available, allowing
the installation crew to easily check the wiring, and the device commissioning
crew to check network operation, spotting any problems early
Many contractors and Technicians are trained and are skilled in Fieldbus
installation and commissioning, and have the test equipment and in-house
procedures to ensure reliable operation
USABILITY of Foundation Fieldbus physical is greatly improved