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DeltaV Advanced Control April, 2001 TLB / AdvCont.PPT /4-April-2001 1 ©1999 Fisher-Rosemount Systems, Inc. March 2000 Slide 1 Advanced Control DeltaV Makes It Easy ©1999 Fisher-Rosemount Systems, Inc. March 2000 Slide 2 We Rethought DeltaV From the Ground Up q Designed for scalability to address the full range of customer needs q Built on a base of commercial technology q Provides for a seamless flow of information from the plant floor to the user’s desktop q Focuses on ease of use q Embraces fieldbusses and control in field devices

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DeltaV Advanced ControlProvides for a seamless flow of information fromthe plant floor to the user’s desktop

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Advanced ControlAdvanced Control

DeltaV Makes It EasyDeltaV Makes It Easy

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We Rethought DeltaV From the Ground Up

q Designed for scalability to address the full range of customer needs

q Built on a base of commercial technology

q Provides for a seamless flow of information from the plant floor to the user’s desktop

q Focuses on ease of use

q Embraces fieldbusses and control in field devices

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DeltaV Philosophy

• Designed To Meet Needs of Largest Applications– Easy to Use and Easy to Learn– Flexible approach to system engineering

• PLC Strengths– Rugged hardware– Scalable– Low Cost

• DCS-like foundation– Pre-engineered control structure– Pre-engineered operator interface– Solid Communications (i.e. unsolicited, peer to peer)– Global configuration database

Distributed in runtime system– Integration with host and field systems

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à PC’s based on the Intel Processor

à Ethernet and TCP/IP

à Microsoft Windows NT 4.0

à Microsoft and Objectivity database engines

à operator graphics

Key Commercial Technologies

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• Minimize Training• Minimize Operator Errors• Lowest Possible Life Cycle Cost

Field-BasedArchitecture

Microsoft Office

•Fisher- Rosemount FMS Application Manager

Tag TIC-1T y p e TemperatureUpper Range 4 0 0 FLower Range 2 0 F

Status OperationalCurrent Value 9 5 F

Serial Number xxyy34569081

Last Calibration Date 3 0 -Nov-1994

Calibrated By John Smith

This device was installed in September/94. Since installation it has experiencedno failures in its operation.

Common Look And Feel

Strategy:Leverage Microsoft Technology investment of $1B per year on core, foundation technologies… 8,000 engineers.

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>75% of all field devices sold in 2000 had digital communications capability

Designed to Fully Integrate Fieldbus

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DeltaV Innovations

q Plant explorer

q Drag and Drop configuration

q Field devices intelligence embedded within the control strategy

q Device “Auto-Sense” and information upload

q Seamless use of control resources & languages

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Panel Control

VALUE

TIME1975 1985 1995

Next Generation

BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY• Lower installation costs by 40%• Configuration time reduced by 50%• 40% reduction in maintenance costs• 3 - 5% reduction in CGS• System footprints 1/5 the size• Information Integration

BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY• Lower installation costs by 40%• Configuration time reduced by 50%• 40% reduction in maintenance costs• 3 - 5% reduction in CGS• System footprints 1/5 the size• Information Integration

Breakthrough Technology Changes the Game!

2005

Era of DCS

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A Powerful and Versatile Solution

Enables users to automate ...

- what they want,- when they want,

- how they wantOperator Station

Application Station

Controller Station

“…versatile control power in a small package”

- Andy O’ConnerSouthern Cal. Edison

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PLC Strengths

n Wall-mount hardware

n Class 1 Div 2

n High speed control

n Various sizes for scalability

n Modular I/O design

n Best in class costs

n No field power panels!

Rugged hardware, Scalable, Low CostRugged hardware, Scalable, Low Cost

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Scaleable - Able to Meet Large System Needs

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DeltaV™ - Fieldbus Support Integral to Design

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Function Blocks

Resource Block

Transducer Blocks

Controller-1

AB SLC 5

DATA SET 1

PT-408

PT-402

PT-403

PT-404

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DeltaV™ Explorer for System Components

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Sources: Texas Eastman Control Survey, Entech study, Arthur D Little study

Studies Show Many Basic Control Loops Are Underperforming

Good Performance

61%

Control LoopsIn Service

Traditional Advanced Control addresses only 1% of loops due to high cost

UnderPerforming

39%

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Advanced Control - The DeltaV Way

Enable the average process engineer to quickly deploy state-of-the-art Advanced Control to improve plant performance.

DeltaV Makes Advanced Control Easy!DeltaV Makes Advanced Control Easy!

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DeltaV Advanced Control

• Embedded in DeltaV

• State-of-the-art Technology

• Expands and improves process control tool set

• EASY to implement

• EASY to maintain

• EASY to justify

DeltaV Advanced Control -How is this Different

Classic Advanced Control

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In every DeltaV system from the

start!

In every DeltaV system from the

start!

Fieldbus Architecture Is Consistently Used by DeltaV and Fieldbus Devices

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DeltaV Inspect - Abnormal Situation and Control Performance Monitoring

q Identifies abnormal conditions in field devices and control loops

q No configuration required

q Client / Server architecture allows plant-wide and remote access

q Automatically adapts as control modules are added

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Parameters and Attributes Used By DeltaV Inspect

Function Block Inputs and Outputs Provide an Engineering Unit Value AND Status

Function Blocks Support Mode

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Mode Attribute: Target (Operator Requested Mode) Actual (Mode of operation)Normal (The designed Mode)Permitted (Modes that may be selected by an operator)

Detecting Incorrect Mode of Operation

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Measurement of Process Variability Using Total Vs. Capability Standard Deviation

Time

“Capability” Only Random or Short-Term Variability

“Total”:All Data including Short- and Long-Term Variability

Process Value

Reference: ‘Achieving World Class Manufacturing through Process Control’ by Joseph Shunta, Dupont, 1995*

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Total and Capability Standard Deviation is Calculated by I/O and Control Blocks

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Process Variability Calculation Must Be Much Faster Than Process Time Constant

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DeltaV Inspect is Based on a Client Server Architecture

Parameters Reported by Exception

DeltaV ProfessionalPLUSStation, DeltaV Inspect Server

Information Accessed on Demand

Every DeltaV Stations May Access DeltaV Inspect Server

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DeltaV Inspect User Interface

INCLUDED with every DeltaV System! INCLUDED with every DeltaV System!

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Uses State-of-the-Art Technology

q Process Identification Based on Relay Self-Oscillation Principle

q Applicable to a wide range of processes

ê Slowê Fastê Self-regulatingê Integrating

q Immune to Noise and Process Load Disturbances

q Minimizes Tuning Time

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Identification of Process Dynamics

Easy!

Used to tune PID and fuzzy logic control blocks.

Guides the user through tuning.

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Simulation of Loop Response

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As Easy to Use as PID

q May replace PID for most applications

q Improved response to process disturbances

q Quick tuning with DeltaV Tune

q Configuration is Easy -exactly like PID

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DeltaV Fuzzy Implemented As A Function Block

Pre-defined Fuzzy

Logic Control

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Model Predictive Control

q Fully integrates DeltaV Historian and off-line process identification -setup is trivial

q Model can be easily updated.

q MPC with DeltaV is easy. Send the ‘experts’ packing.

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Control is Defined Graphically

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Process is Tested Automatically

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Model is Displayed

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Additional Verification Option

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Simulation Capability

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DeltaV Neural

q Practical means of creating virtual sensors for measurements that are only available through lab analysis today

q Easy to understand and use

q Data-based, cost effective

q General nonlinear approach

q Easy to update

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Neural Network Function Block

References a maximum of 30 process measurements for analysis

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Data is Screened Using the Neural Application

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Training of the Neural Network

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Sensitivity Plot, Input Selection

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Verification of Neural Prediction

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DeltaV Simulate

q Configure your DeltaV system off-line on a single PC

q Check out control logic and operator interface using PC simulation

q Develop and fully check out OPC interfaces to DeltaV

q Support DeltaV training using dynamic process simulation packages such as HYSYS and mimic

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DeltaV Simulate Enables Global Engineering

Multi-Node Environment Single-PC Environment

OPTIONAL

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OPC Read of

OUT

OPC Write to Simulate

HYSYSOPC Client

Driver

DeltaV Module

OPC Tools Are Key to DeltaV / HYSYS Integration

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DeltaV Simulate Pro Capability

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