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  • Distributed Control System

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    Ludwig Mensah
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    The document describes the evolution of distributed control systems from the 1960s to beyond 2000. Early control systems in the 1960s involved first control computers. In the 1970s, distributed digital control emerged using microprocessors. This allowed for the use of distributed control stations connected by a real-time network. By the 1990s, distributed control had advanced to using 32-bit processors and integrated systems with improved human-machine interfaces. Looking beyond 2000, the document predicts further integration using multimedia, Windows NT, the Internet, and revolutions in information technology.

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    The document describes the evolution of distributed control systems from the 1960s to beyond 2000. Early control systems in the 1960s involved first control computers. In the 1970s, distributed digital control emerged using microprocessors. This allowed for the use of distributed control stations connected by a real-time network. By the 1990s, distributed control had advanced to using 32-bit processors and integrated systems with improved human-machine interfaces. Looking beyond 2000, the document predicts further integration using multimedia, Windows NT, the Internet, and revolutions in information technology.

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    Distributed Control System

    Transféré par

    Ludwig Mensah
    The document describes the evolution of distributed control systems from the 1960s to beyond 2000. Early control systems in the 1960s involved first control computers. In the 1970s, distributed digital control emerged using microprocessors. This allowed for the use of distributed control stations connected by a real-time network. By the 1990s, distributed control had advanced to using 32-bit processors and integrated systems with improved human-machine interfaces. Looking beyond 2000, the document predicts further integration using multimedia, Windows NT, the Internet, and revolutions in information technology.

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    DISTRIBUTED CONTROL

    SYSTEM
    THE SEVENTIES THE NINETIES BEYOND
    THE SIXTIES THE EIGHTIES
    2000

    * First control * First DDC * First mini * First distributed * First one-loop * Integrated systems * multimedia
    computers computers DDC using DDC controllers
    microprocessors * windows NT gaining prominence
    * Use of factory
    Ge.Tr Sl. Tr management * Internet
    DTL SSI
    Rapid growth of computers
    TTL.SSI LSI uP
    process Industries * Pentium Processor
    Demand for V LSI 32bit UP
    Energy crisis
    conservation Appearance of * Multi produce batch
    (Transition to
    of resources OA, LA and FA applications * Revolution in info tech
    steady growth)
    (Improved man- * Integrated FA system
    machine interface * CIM * Object linking

    * ODBC

    * RDBMS

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    Basic DCS configuration

    Ethernet
    Supervisory control /
    ENGS MMI Optimization package

    Ethernet

    Gateway Gateway
    Real Time N/w

    Control
    station
    ooo ooo ooo

    Control Control Control


    station station station

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    Control Station
    Real Time N/W

    Control Unit  Communication interface


     Real Time DCS N/W interface
     I/O Bus interface

    I/O Bus

     Process interface
    I/O Unit  Sub system interface
     Control application

    Analog
    Input/Output

    Contact
    Input/Output

    PLC etc.

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    Man Machine Interface

    Plant Operational Interface

    Graphical Representation of the Process

    Real Time Process Data and Status

    Operator Guidance for smooth Plant


    operation

    Scheduled and Event based Report


    Generation
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    Engineering features

    Self documentation
    On line documents
    Multi environment

    PC
    stand alone PC network

    ETHERNET

    MMI

    RLT N/W

    CS

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    Why a new DCS System?

    Unit
    Unit Based
    Based
    Operation
    Operation

    Distributed
    Distributed 1990’s
    Control
    Control

    1970’s

    Single
    Single
    Loop
    Loop
    Operation
    Operation 1950’s

    Evolution to Real-Time Production Management Systems

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    Open data interface
    OPC/DDE client
    PIM/MES/ERP
    Win NT PC
    OPC/DDE I/F

    OPC/DDE server
    APPLICATION

    Process DB GW

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    Open Environment
    DDE interface
    OPC (OLE for Process Control) interface
    MS Excel add-in reporting package

    DDE
    OPC

    Process data server

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    Any Questions
    for me..?

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