1X00781H01L OVATION

1X00781H01L OVATION

– Model: 1X00781H01L
– Product Type: OVATION
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There have been many new developments in the field of DCS correlation, mainly manifested in the following aspects.

(1) The system functions are developing towards an open direction. The structure of traditional DCS is closed, making it difficult to be compatible between DCS from different manufacturers. An open DCS system can give users greater autonomy in system integration. Users can choose different manufacturers’ equipment and software resources to connect to the control system according to their actual needs, achieving the best system integration. This includes not only the integration of DCS and DCS, but also the broad integration of DCS with PLC, FCS, and various control equipment and software resources.

(2) Instrument technology is developing towards digitization, intelligence, and networking. The intelligent and networked development of industrial control equipment can further disperse and shift down the functions of process control, achieving true “all digital” and “all decentralized” control. In addition, due to the high accuracy, repeatability, reliability, and bidirectional communication and self diagnosis functions of these intelligent instruments, the installation, use, and maintenance of the system are more convenient.

(3) Industrial control software is developing towards advanced control. The widespread application of various advanced control and optimization technologies is the most effective, direct, and valuable development direction for mining and improving the comprehensive performance of DCS, mainly including the development and industrial application of software such as advanced control, process optimization, information integration, and system integration. In the future, industrial control software will continue to develop towards standardization, networking, intelligence, and openness.

(4) The system architecture is evolving towards FCS. From a purely technical perspective, there are three ways to integrate fieldbus into DCS at present: ① Integration of fieldbus on DCS system I/O bus – hanging on DCS I/O bus through a fieldbus interface card, making the information from the fieldbus seen by the DCS controller feel like it comes from a traditional DCS device card. For example, the DeltaV system launched by Fisher Rosemount adopts this integration solution The integration of fieldbus in the network layer of DCS system refers to the integration of fieldbus system on a higher level network of DCS. This integration method does not require changes to the DCS control station and has little impact on the original system. For example, Smar’s 302 series fieldbus products can integrate their fieldbus functions in the DCS system network layer The fieldbus is integrated in parallel with the DCS system through a gateway – the fieldbus and DCS can also be bridged through a gateway to achieve parallel integration. For example, SUPCON’s fieldbus system utilizes a HART protocol bridge to connect the system operation station and field instruments, thereby achieving communication between the fieldbus device management system operation station and the HART protocol field instruments