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SCADAvantage™Mike Jewkes, Jordan, 2010
gFor Oil and Gas
© ABB Group October 12, 2010 | Slide 1
SCADAvantage™ Background
The Beta product was tested from 1998 to 2000 in a working field prior to official releaseworking field prior to official release.
Developed as an ABB/EnCana joint venture, combining the p j goperating knowledge of a major energy company with a world leader in technology and engineering.
System design guided by production operators and engineers in a partnering oil and gas company.
It fully meets the requirements needed for upstream and pipeline SCADA.
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SCADAvantage™ Background
25% cheaper than competitors because of maintenance cost/ease of use:
Business object templatesCreates map object, database points, associates screen, creates trends, associates buttons or features such as alarm limitsalarm limits
One configuration toolAcross the system
Analytical toolsProtocol analyzer (any device, network, callout)
Process monitoringProcess monitoring
Communication statistics
Runtime device status
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Alarm callout (pager, email, cell phone)
No Client licenses, Development or separate Historical Tag Licensing
SCADAvantage™ Features A Powerful Core
Built on a reliable, high performance, relational database.
A Powerful Core
Uses a real-time relational Database Management System, referential integrity and active queries to enhance data retrieval, data integrity and the speed of data updates.
An easily configured polling engine makes data acquisition function smoothly.
Data polled from remote devices is collected and stored in an embedded historian that’s included in the base license.
Redundancy and database updates by exception provide superior performance and reliability.
SCADAvantage™ speeds up data interchange between servers and clients through a unique feature called “active queries”.
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SCADAvantage™ Features Historical Database
SCADAvantage™ has two types of historians:
Historical Database
The first is based on internal logs for polled real-time data and calculated points. The database consists of raw, hourly and daily values, limited only by the size of y y y ythe disk. This data is used to supply trend values and also supports automatic archiving and de-archiving.
Th d hi t i b d Mi ft SQL iThe second historian, based on Microsoft SQL, is called Production Data History. This historian holds regulatory data, such as gas measurement data in compliance with API 21.1 and AEUB Directive 17th. With this historian production data can be uploadedWith this historian, production data can be uploaded daily.
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SCADAvantage™ Features Communication
SCADAvantage™ supports (speeds from 300bps to 1GBps) and monitors multiple paths of communications
Communication
1GBps) and monitors multiple paths of communications for:
LAN/WAN and leased lines, Licensed and spread spectrum radios Microwave Cellular digital packet dataspectrum radios, Microwave Cellular digital packet data (CDPD and CDMA)
Switches automatically when path failure is detected and returns to preferred path when restoredand returns to preferred path when restored
Communications analysis is available through real-time screens and trends. The system includes a protocol analyzer for radio and TCP/IP communications.
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SCADAvantage™ Features Communication
Protocols supported:
Communication
Protocol Version NotesModbus 5.2.0 ASCII, serial and TCP/IP Modbus RTUDNP3 5.3.0 Level 2 compliantBristol Babcock BSAP 5.2.0 Supports ControlWaveTotalflow 5.2.0Totalflow 5.2.0IEC 870 5.2.0 Supports for both IEC-870-5-101 and 104.Fisher ROCTalk 5.2.0 Supports ROC and ROCPlusDMS 5.3.0 ABB 800FOPC DA Client 5.2.0 2.05 compliantOPC AE Client 5.2.0 1.1 compliantOPC HDA Client 5.2.0 1.2 compliantBarton – Adept 5.2.0Allen Bradley DH/DH+ or DF1 5.2.0 Requires a copy of Allen Bradley's communications library - " RSLinx OEM" or better.HP 48000 series RTU 5.2.0Kimray RTU 5.2.0Amocam Hex Repeater 5.2.0Mercury 5.2.0G l i 5 3 0Galvanic 5.3.0Eagle 5.3.0
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SCADAvantage™ Features Redundancy
Real-time server redundancy allows the system to run with an active/standby configuration
Redundancy
an active/standby configuration.
Redundancy is also supported for communications y pp(network, serial, satellite, radio, leased lines, CDPD, etc.) and through levels of replication.
SCADAvantage™ supports both hardware and software monitoring to give advanced protection against failure.
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SCADAvantage™ Features Flexible ArchitectureFlexible Architecture
SCADAvantage™ can be deployed simply as a local HMI for a facility grow to include the wells in the area and takefor a facility, grow to include the wells in the area and take on more applications as needed.
Multiple local systems can be connected to a regional system The regional system replicates information from allsystem. The regional system replicates information from all areas and handles daily optimization and coordination of activities.
Multiple regional systems can then be consolidatedMultiple regional systems can then be consolidated automatically to a corporate center that links to systems like Pi, SAP and Maximo.
Different scenarios are possible such as:Different scenarios are possible such as:
Local > Region > Corporate
Field > Country > Headquarters (different country)
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Operational level > Optimization level > Economic/ Strategic level
SCADAvantage™ Features Flexible ArchitectureFlexible Architecture
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SCADAvantage™ Features Flexible Architecture Field and Control CentresFlexible Architecture, Field and Control Centres
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
MOC OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
MOC
Redundant WAN
RedundantSCADA Servers
RedundantSCADA Servers
edu da t
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
De-Gassing Station
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
RedundantSCADA Servers
De-Gassing StationRedundant
SCADA Servers
Gas/WaterInjection PLC
DCSController
ESDController
F&GController
Gas/WaterInjection PLC
DCSController
ESDController
F&GController
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SCADAvantage™ Features Corporate
CorporateUser
Corporate Centre
CorporateUserCorporate
Production Data ServerCorporate
RedundantServers
Redundant Corporate LAN
CAM & ApplicationServer
FirewallInterne
t
External Workstation
DisasterRecovery
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Firewall
Workstation
Backup Control Centre Master Control Centre
RedundantServers
Redundant LAN
RedundantHistorianS
RedundantServers
Redundant LAN
RedundantHistorianS
Redundant WAN
ServersServers
Compressor Station 1 Compressor Station 2 Compressor Station 3
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
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RedundantServers
RedundantServers
RedundantServers
SCADAvantage™ Features Replication
The data, database configuration and operator configuration are replicated and transferred to other
Replication
configuration are replicated and transferred to other servers in real time.
The transfer is bidirectional, so commands and Setpoints can be issued at the local facility or remotely at the y yregional center or from both locations.
Replication occurs in two models:
Hierarchical (local, regional and corporate levels)( , g p )
Peer-to-peer (offsite backup control center)
Replication allows automatic configuration to be:
Centralized (remote non-intrusive)
De-centralized (local to the server)
Both
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SCADA ArchitectureOptimisation Level ReplicationOptimisation Level Replication
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
MOC Tier 2 MOC Tier 2
RedundantServers
Redundant LAN
RedundantHistorianServers
RedundantServers
Redundant LAN
RedundantHistorianServers ServersServers
Redundant WAN
LOC Tier 1 LOC Tier 1 LOC Tier 1
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
OperatorWorkstation
OperatorWorkstation
Redundant LAN
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RedundantServers
RedundantServers
RedundantServers
SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
Allow the user to build an entire object in the system with the push of a button The result is a remarkablethe push of a button. The result is a remarkable simplification of system maintenance.
These templates can be used to create:
Flow measurement devices (liquids and gas)
Pump-off controllers for rod pumps
VSDs for PCP and ESP pumpsVSDs for PCP and ESP pumps
Pumping and compressor stations
Flow stations
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business Object TemplatesBusiness Object Templates
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SCADAvantage™ Features Business System Interface
SCADAvantage™ supports open, real-time, international standards of connectivity such as ODBC OLEDB OPC
Business System Interface
standards of connectivity, such as ODBC, OLEDB, OPC DA, AE and HDA.
These standards are also supported by most corporate databases and systems such as SAP, Pi, PVR, FieldView, Maximo, Silicon Graphics VRC and Slumberger Epinet.
External relational databases can communicate with the SCADAvantage™ real-time database, allowing remote procedure calls for easy bi-directional data transfer meeting any connectivity standard.
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SCADAvantage™ Features Security
A multi-level security system that maintains a history on each user’s access to objects, attributes, data, displays,
Security
each user s access to objects, attributes, data, displays, production areas and controls. Supports digital signatures and audit trail to avoid data tampering in the historical database.
Tested against Nessus tool to withstand external unauthorized access
Re-routing of alarms for unattended areas.g
Zones and zone groups access control.
Encryption and VPN support.
Inactivity logout.
Active directory support for centralized security with a password policy featuring:
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Strong passwords, Automatic password expiry, Password re-use, Account lockout on repeat violations, Password length and Login auditing.
Remote Telemetry UnitsBasic Features RTU32
A series of RTUs which support various Exception based Protocols such as IEC 870 101/104, DNP3,
Basic Features RTU32
OPC protocols.
RTUs provide local data storage for the Alarms and Critical Data upon loss of communication with the SCADA S
AC800F RTU 560
SCADA Server.
Local RTU data is uploaded in an efficient manner to the SCADA upon restoration of the
i ti AC 800MT t l Fl communications
RTUs are compact in nature with local display for the Operations
AC 800MTotal Flow
RTUs are fully redundant in CPU, Power Supply, Communication and also in IO.
RTUs provide FF, Hart, Profibus connectivity for
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p ythe instrumentation and then a remote Diagnostic at SCADA Level
Power Supply
Solar Panel to 400 watts
12 and 24 VDC voltage
Deep cycle Gel Cell batteries
Charge controller/regulatorCharge controller/regulator
Welded enclosure
SS hardware
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SCADAvantage™ Applications Alarm Call Out/In
A list of escalating contacts and receiving devices can be configured in the Call out application Designated
Alarm Call Out/In
configured in the Call-out application. Designated personnel receive audio or visual notification of operating problems through:
Cellular or land phones Electronic mail Voice radioCellular or land phones, Electronic mail, Voice radio, Numeric or alphanumeric pagers & Communications-enabled PDA’s
Authorized personnel can dial into the system and use theAuthorized personnel can dial into the system and use the phone keypad to request readings.
They can request data for a single well or for a range of meters by keying in a pre-defined report numbermeters by keying in a pre-defined report number.
The application conforms to all levels of SCADAvantage™ system security so an audit trail of the escalation is saved in the database
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in the database.
Blackout periods can be configured to temporarily disable alarm signals to specific users or groups.
SCADA Application Well Test
Automatic well test application selects the well for testing by operating the heather valves
Multiple well of the facilities can be scheduled for well test in sequence as desired by the operator
Well Test
well test in sequence as desired by the operator.
Each well test provides Oil, Gas and Water flow over a 24 hrs of testing along with well pressure and gas oil ratio
W ll t t h t/ j t ti f th ll t tWell test has accept/reject option for the well test data based of operators judgement
Application maintains history of each well test data which can be used for analysing the well hi t ll idi it t thhistory as well as providing it to other applications
The well test data is used by other application such as
Production Allocation
Gas Lift Optimisation
Well Monitoring System
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ESP Optimisation
References ONGC - IndiaONGC India
Enterprise Wide SCADA for all Production and Drilling Facilities across India and in Arabian SeaFacilities across India and in Arabian Sea
Scope
Three Tier SCADA Architecture spread across 19 Assets in IndiaIndia
16 Data centers, 179 Control rooms & 75 mobile control rooms across India, with 1300 Plus Clients and 600 Plus Servers Group Gathering Stations
Disaster Recovery Solution for the corporate data center
18,000 Oil & Gas wells monitored by the SCADA system
Largest three tier network of near real time process data
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Gas Collecting Station
Central Tank Farm
Central Processing Facility
E l P d ti S tLargest three tier network of near real time process data monitoring
Largest FF based project in India, 7500 FF instruments
Early Production System
Gas Compressor Plant
Effluent Treatment Plant
Water Injection Plant
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