Balance Of Plant BOP.

The control system consists of three primary components: The controllers: controllers (UCCA, PS, FAN Try, and Blank Face Plate) + UDH, the OS of the controller is QNX Neutrino, a real time, multitasking OS. All I/O Networks components are connected to each controller for redundancy of input data, for guarantee no Lose of input Signal in case of shutdown one controller for maintaining or repairing, the controller are designed as R, S (Dual Sys), and T (Single Sys) in TMR systems, each controller owns one IONet, There are: Controller R sends output signals through R IONET, Outputs/Inputs to/From Modules. Controller S sends output signals through S IONET, Controller T sends output signals through T IONET, How it operates: Controller receives the inputs from O/I modules, optionally votes the TMR TMR Triple Module Redundancy computes and sends the outputs to the I/O Modules, and finishing by sending data between controllers for synchronization we call this operation Frame. Communication: Controllers Ethernet UDH Ethernet IHM Controllers Ethernet R, S, T IONet. RS232C port COM1 for setup. Te Ethernet is Special private just for communicate between I/O Modules, and Controllers. I/O Networks: I/O Net: they are 100 Full duplex preventing collusions can occur on non-switched Ethernet networks, protocol used is UDP/IP not TCP/IP, each network RED, BLACK, BLUE is independent IP subnet, the switches can also buffering DATA, the standard IEEE1588 is used for synchronizing Frame and Time to provide high level of traffic flow control on the network. I/O Modules: TB they contain three basic parts Terminal Board Terminal Block I/O Pack Both Simplex/TMR Terminal Board provide the following features: I/O

Terminal block for I/O wiring, Mounting Hardware, Input Isolation and Protection, I/O Pack connectors, and Unique electronic ID. Acronyms and Abbreviations AWG American Wire Gauge, standards for wire numbers and sizes BOP Balance of Plant CT Current transformer, senses the current in a cable CPCI CompactPCI 6U high enclosure for Mark VIe controllers DCS Distributed Control System, for the balance of plant and auxiliary equipment DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol EGD Ethernet Global Data, a control network and communication protocol EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMI Electromagnetic Interference EU Engineering Units HMI Human-Machine Interface, usually a computer with CIMPLICITY software HRSG Heat Recovery Steam Generator, used with gas turbine plants KP KeyPhasor, a shaft position sensor for rotational position sensing MTBF Mean Time Between Failures, a measure of reliability MTBFO Mean Time Between Forced Outage MTTR Mean Time To Repair, used with MTBF to calculate system availability NEC National Electrical Code NFPA National Fire Protection Association NVRAM Non-volatile Random Access Memory OPC OLE process control server PDH Plant Data Highway, links HMIs to servers and viewers PT Potential Transformer, senses the voltage in a cable RFI Radio Frequency Interference RTD Resistance Temperature Device, senses temperature in the process SIFT Software Implemented Fault Tolerance, uses "2 out of 3" voting SOE Sequence of Events, a record of high-speed contact closures SRS Signal reference structure TMR Triple modular redundant, uses three sets of controllers and I/O UDH Unit Data Highway, links the controllers to the HMI servers uOSM Universal Onsite Monitor USB Universal Serial Bus, connections for computers and peripherals.