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Welcome. Answers for Industry Optimizing Network Installation The unwritten rules for eliminating callbacks and conflicts . . Gene E. Keyser June 9, 2009.
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Answers for IndustryOptimizing Network InstallationThe unwritten rules for eliminating callbacks and conflicts. .Gene E. KeyserJune 9, 2009
More than 30 years experience in chemical and biochemical processing including 18 years in water and wastewater systems process, process control, and electrical design. He has been responsible for all phases of projects from process conception through system commissioning. Education: Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry, University of Illinois, 1979; B.S. in Chemistry, Duke University, 1975. About Gene Keyser
Optimizing Network Installation • Take Home message • Much of pushback toward Siemens automation and Siemens electrical includes the “difficulty” of working with Profibus DP as it is the native communications standard for Siemens. • Profibus wiring is fundamentally different than either 4-20 mA signals or other communications protocols. • Understand the technical reasoning to overcome the pushback.
Optimizing Network Installation • Routing • Redundant Communications • Termination • Grounding • Station Connections
Optimizing Network InstallationRouting • Plan well or Suffer • No Doubling • No Drops • No Spurs • No Junction Boxes
Optimizing Network InstallationRouting As the cable runs, per segment, without repeaters: • 100 meters for 3-12 Mbps • 200 meters for 1.5 Mbps
Optimizing Network InstallationRouting • Just like fiber • MINIMUM BENDING RADIUS – 10 x O.D. (2 - 4 inches) • Long radius elbows • No LB’s • Bend it, twist it, splice it - • toss it !
Optimizing Network InstallationRouting Certified Type A according to EN 50170 • Impedance: 35 up to 165 Ohm at frequencies from 3 to 20 Mhz. • Cable capacity: < 30 pF per meter. • Core diameter: > 0.34 mm², corresponding to AWG 22. • Cable type: twisted pair cable, 1x2 lines. • Resistance: < 110 Ohm per km. • Signal attenuation: max. 9 dB over total length of line section. • Shielding: CU shielding braid or shielding braid and shielding foil • Belden 3078F and 3079A are certified as Type A, among others.
Optimizing Network InstallationRouting • Minimum separation from AC • 1 foot without metal conduit or tray
Optimizing Network InstallationRedundancy • WHY? • Safety? • Use Profisafe. • Data Integrity? • Use dual modules dual PLC’s, dual instruments, and … as well. • Lack of Confidence? • Do it right once instead.
Optimizing Network InstallationRedundancy • No Copper Loops • Dual Channel Devices • Four Cables per Device (two in, two out) • Counter Directional • Redundant Fiber • Switches, OLM’s, • ?????
Optimizing Network InstallationTermination • This is not a corner to be cut!
Optimizing Network InstallationTermination • Use connectors with terminal resistor • Instrumentation with terminal resistors on board • Both ends, unless • PLC • OLM 6ES7972-0DA00-0AA0
Optimizing Network InstallationHow so, how so fast? • Signal is actual the differential of (A – B) • Grounding is everything • More correctly stated, equipotential at each end, and all the points between, is everything.
Optimizing Network InstallationGrounding • Unless you’re willing… • Fiber between buildings
Optimizing Network InstallationGrounding • Connect external braid to equipotential connection, NOT foil shield. • Run ground connector between devices in same conduit.
Optimizing Network InstallationConnections • Diagnostics
Optimizing Network InstallationConnections • Feed your local programmer • Coffee
Optimizing Network InstallationFor Discussion • Wireless Profibus DP? • go with Profinet. • Specify certified Profibus devices? • or suffer the difference. • Why set up for 12 Mbps? • The specifiable feature. • Do you really want to answer that phone call?
Optimizing Network Installation • Profibus Trade Organization • info@profibus.com • www.profibus.com
Optimizing Network Installation • Acknowledgements • J. Ljungberg • W. Maffett • M. Stoup • W. Wood
Thank you for attending! • Gene E. Keyser • Key Solutions, Inc. • www.key-solutions-inc.com • (904) 635-5151 • doc@key-solutions-inc.com • c/o Peter Cobb • Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. • (714) 763-3362 • Peter.Cobb@siemens.com