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Personnel Safety Systems Bryce Karnaghan. Background. My history 25 Years in control systems Most experience on water, power and rail Leaning about synchrotrons Beamline PSS Via booster and storage ring PSS. Requirements of a PSS. Protect personnel Safety Integrity Level 3
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Personnel Safety Systems Bryce Karnaghan
Background • My history • 25 Years in control systems • Most experience on water, power and rail • Leaning about synchrotrons • Beamline PSS • Via booster and storage ring PSS
Requirements of a PSS • Protect personnel • Safety Integrity Level 3 • No single point of failure • Fail-safe • Other requirements • Separate system from controls and instrumentation system (EPICS) • Be able to transfer data to EPICS • Control personnel access when radiation hazards exist • Allow mtce access when radiation hazards removed
Meeting the requirements • Equipment • Uses safety rated PLC/relay system from Pilz
Meeting the requirements (cont) • Equipment (cont) • An intercom and video surveillance system at access points • Controlled access gates • Captive permit key • Blue lights in vaults when no access is not allowed • Illuminated signs, at appropriate locations within the facility • Emergency Stop buttons throughout the vaults • Ability to crash out of an access gate • Safety switches on doors as interlocks
Meeting the requirements (cont) • Three operation modes • Open Access Mode: • Allows unlimited and open entry to authorised personnel. • Both the radiation and electrical hazards are interlocked to be off.
Meeting the requirements (cont) • Three operation modes (cont) • Authorised Access Mode: • Allows limited and controlled entry to authorised personnel through controlled doors only. • The radiation hazards are interlocked to be off. • Electrical hazards may be on to allow specialised testing. • This access mode allows for the search / secure procedure of each zone and for limited / controlled procedural access. • In both cases access is allowed only to authorised personnel following a strict protocol.
Meeting the requirements (cont) • Three operation modes (cont) • No Access Mode: • Allows operation of the beam in the Linac Booster Area (zones 1, 2 and 3) and/or into the Storage Ring (zones 4, 5 and 6). • Radiation and electrical hazards exist and no personnel are allowed in the zone. • Must complete search before entering this mode
Implementation • External contract • Installed by Sage Automation in partnership with Pilz and Nielsen. • Meeting all requirements
Implementation (cont) • Equipment • Pilz safety rated PLC/relay system
Implementation (cont) • Equipment (cont) • Triple redundant CPUs • Safety bus • Inputs and outputs are dual channel • Certified software
Implementation (cont) • Equipment (cont) • Control desk located in the control room • Video feed from labyrinth doors • Intercoms to labyrinth doors • Master Reset • PMI (HMI) located in control desk
Implementation (cont) • Equipment (cont)
Implementation (cont) • PMI
Implementation (cont) • PMI (cont)
Progress • Linac, Booster, Storage Ring • Type testing of major systems (FAT) • Final functional requirements definition • Physical installation commence May
Beamline PSS • Storage ring PSS provides a failsafe contact indicating shutters can be opened • Beamline PSS's will be standalone systems • Will provide personnel safety in the Beamline hutch • Will utilise the search method for securing • Will be responsible for opening the shutters • Use Pilz safety rated equipment • Will be coded in house