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An Integrated Analytical Process GC and SHS Based on IS CAN Communication. ABB Analytical Tracy Dye Circor Tech Patrick Lowery. Vision Revisited.
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An Integrated Analytical Process GC and SHS Based on IS CAN Communication ABB Analytical Tracy Dye Circor Tech Patrick Lowery
Vision Revisited A self reliant process analytical system that receives, sends and acts on multivariate data to monitor, communicate and control its status and health via any networked client.
NeSSITM Value Proposition Revisited • Improved System Reliability and Serviceability • Reduced Capital Costs • Reduced Operational and Maintenance Costs
IS CAN for the NeSSITM Communication Bus • “Plug and play” in Div 1/Zone 1 classified areas • CAN is everywhere in demanding applications (marine, auto, aerospace) • Balanced signaling (differential drive) enables superior noise rejection (relative to unbalanced single end) especially over cables • Open and Standard, already built in … • Data Integrity Mechanisms • Integral Bus Error Recovery and Self Correction • Message Prioritization Via Non-Destructive Arbitration • Mature and Well Defined Application Layers Such As CAN Open
Two Application Steps • Step 1 (Without SAM) • Hybrid communication system • Discrete analog outputs for single signal devices • Discrete digital inputs • IS CAN networked components for multivariate data devices • Basic control • Temperature, flow, filtration backup, valve switching • Basic indication • Sample flow, ΔP, temperature
System Prototype Layout for Application Step 1 F/O IS CAN F/O IS CAN
Two Application Steps • Step 2 (With SAM) • ‘Self Describing’ System • All SHS components have open standard description file (EDDL?) • Real time operational view of SHS on any networked client • Fully integrated process analytical system
Progress and Path Forward • IS CAN physical layer is a reality backed by a standard (CiA 103) • SHS components with IS CAN communication are available • Realization of the NeSSITM vision with a controlled cost, two step approach • Step 1 in Q1, 2008 • Step 2 in 2009