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Andy Smith – Endress+Hauser Ltd
PROFIBUS DP/PA network design
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With PROFINET is PROFIBUS DP/PA still relevant?
Coupler / Link
PROFIBUS-DP
PROFIBUS PA
Proxy
PROFINET
PROFIBUS PA
In the long view PROFIBUS DP will be replaced by PROFINET in new projects
PROFINET will become the backbone of PROFIBUS PA
PROFIBUS PA will grow due to its unique strengths in process industries
bus powering of devices
distance – 1900m safe area
designed for use in explosion/hazardous areas - easy application
PA Profile for easy life-cycle management
Today: Tomorrow:
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Project delivery process
Operations
Maintenance
Procurement
Logistic Installation
Basic
Engineering
Detailed
Engineering Commissioning
OPEX CAPEX
Architecture & Network Design
Network Maintenance
Design Review Integration & Commissioning
Installation, Test & Verification
Asset Information Management Documents
On-Site Services
Engineering & Design Services
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Engineering principles and guidelines
Design documents
Installation guidelines
Commissioning documents
Available on Profibus.com
Some freely available
Some require membership
Documents also available from some manufacturers
Certified training is available
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Engineering principles and guidelines
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Example - engineering principles and guidelines
Profibus DP RS 485
Profibus PA MBP Max. 1900 m
UBUS = 24 V I BUS = < 400 mA
Profibus DP RS 485
Profibus PA MBP-IS Max. 1000 m
UBUS = 13,5 V I BUS = < 110 mA for ia / ib IIC
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Example - engineering principles and guidelines
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Profibus PA
Profibus DP (RS 485)
1-12 13-14 15-18 19-24 25-32
120 m 90 m 60 m 30 m 1 m
Networks with spur lines
Trunk line
Spur
Max. spur length (each)
No. of nodes
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Network design – system architecture
Physical locations
Location of local panels
Location of each plant device
Single level or on different elevations?
Can devices be grouped?
Cable routing and containment
Ease of commissioning & maintenance
Number of devices in a cell (Each square is 6m x 6m)
Basic plot plan
Segmentation
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Networking components
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DP Hubs, repeaters connectors DP / PA gateways, couplers PA junction boxes, segment protectors, cable sets
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Segment calculations and design tools
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Segment design drawings
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Asset management network
Consider asset management early
How do I access my devices?
What’s the impact on the networks?
Used during project commissioning
Simplifies maintenance procedures
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Contact details
Andy Smith Endress+Hauser Ltd
Endress+Hauser Ltd Andy Smith Business Manager Engineered Solutions
Floats Road Manchester M23 9NF
Phone: 0161 286 5000
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E-mail: [email protected]
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