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Migrating Your DCS to PlantPAx®
Mike Vernak – Program Manager Process Marketing
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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PlantPAx – It’s a Modern DCS
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It’s a process automation system that gives you everything
you want in a world-class, contemporary DCS plus. . .
Plant-wide control capabilities
Open, flexible architecture
Integrated control, power, safety, and information
Support by a global network of local experts
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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Global DCS Migration Market Outlook
65B worth of existing Process
Automation systems nearing end of life
12B are 25 years or older
• End-User Challenges
• Financial Justification (Economics)
• Limited Downtime (JIT Inventory strategies)
• Loss of Technical resources
• Future road mapping (What? When?)
• End-User Persona
• Risk Averse
• System/Application Centric
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End-User Challenges: Financial Justification
– TCO vs Benefit Analysis
- HW, SW, networks (multi-systems
PLC, drives, DCS)
- Engineering
- Simulation
- Commissioning/decommissioning
- Support contracts
- Energy
- Spare parts (multi- systems)
- Floor space
- Training - Operator, Maint, IT
- Upgrade, expansion
- Off-spec product
- EPA Compliance
- Un-planned downtime
- Obsolescence planning
- Consulting
Typical Total Lifecycle Costs Typical Benefits of a DCS Migration
- Enhanced optimization capabilities
- Reduced life-cycle costs
- Increase yield and quality
- Decrease product variability
- Digital Bus enabled
- More data – faster decision making
- Easier integration with 3rd party
(OEMs, ERP, MES, etc)
- PWC scalable (10 to 10K I/O)
- Integrated power
End-users require high value upgrades to help justify a DCS migration
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Where We are Engaged…Industries
Metals W/Wastewater Mining Specialty Chem Power Oil and Gas
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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DCS Migration and Modernization Solutions
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PartnerNo NoYes YesNo Yes
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PartnerYes YesYes NoNo Yes
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PartnerNo NoYes NoNo Yes
SSBNo NoYes TRIO I/ONo Yes
SSBYes YesNo NoNo Yes
NoYes YesNo NoNo Yes
N/AN/A N/AN/A N/AN/A Yes
Bailey NET90/INFI90
Honeywell IPC
Honeywell TDC/TPS
Moore APACS
Fisher PROVOX
Others
Rosemount RS3
Foxboro I/A
Westinghouse WDPF
Taylor MOD300
Emerson DeltaV
Yokogawa mXL
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OPC Servers
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• Commercially available, field proven
• For use in architectures using “Whitebox”
PCs, or SAM’s – XP based PC in a ’56 rack
• Can be loaded directly on FactoryTalk®
View Server
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Integrated Gateway’s
HDL
Ethernet
PROVOX Data Highway
Benefits
Peer-to-peer communication
Increases performance
Same environmental specs as
ControlLogix® system
ControlLogix controller is data
repository
Integrated solution
Optimized data server
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Dedicated Interfaces –
RA56-cATM-BLY90 (for Bailey)
CIU/ICI
Serial
Bailey Plant Loop
Benefits
Peer-to-peer communication
Increases performance
Same environmental specs
as ControlLogix system
ControlLogix controller is
data repository
Data is native to
FactoryTalk® applications
Integrated solution
Optimized data server
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SX010UCN
ENet
UCN network
Dedicated Honeywell UCN Gateway –
Using UCN Interface – SX101UCN
Benefits
Peer-to-peer communication
Increases performance
ControlLogix controller is data
repository
Data is native to FactoryTalk
applications
Integrated solution
Optimized data server
Releases in July
2014
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Database Conversion Tools
Converts Legacy DCS DB tags to
FactoryTalk View OPC tags or
CLX tags
Used in conjunction with OPC
Servers, (whitebox) PC’s, or the
Oldi SAM
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PROVOX I/O Scanner –
CLX-PVX module from ProSoft
PROVOX
Serial I/O network
PROVOX Series10 or Series20 I/O
Benefits
Operates in two modes –
shadow and scanner
Retains legacy I/O –
significantly reducing front-end
migration costs
Fast and row risk legacy
controller cutover
Can be deployed in redundant
configurations
Supported by TechConnectSM
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APACS I/O Scanner –
CLX-APX module from ProSoft
I/O bus
Remote Modulrac
Benefits
Operates in two modes –
shadow and scanner
Retains legacy I/O –
significantly reducing front-end
migration costs
Fast and row risk legacy
controller cutover
Can be deployed in redundant
configurations
Supported by TechConnect
Releases in July
2014
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Custom Cable Solutions
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Foxboro I/A DCS Migration – Custom
Cable Solutions for FBM100 I/O
New Release for
2013
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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DCS Migration – Phased Approach
Phase I – HMI Migration
Phase II – Interoperate
Phase
Phase III – Controller
and I/O Migration
Remove the least
supported component of
the Legacy System first
– the HMI consoles
Interoperate new PAx
controllers – leveraging
the new HMI
Remove the Legacy
controllers and, or I/O –
leveraging the I/O Scanners
or custom cabling solutions
Image courtesy of Evans Consoles
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Legacy DCS Migration – What We Need
from the Customer
Exported console database –
need the .dbf, .txt, .csv, or
other files
Hardcopy printouts of the
legacy graphics
Actual I/O counts and I/O
module types
Legacy controller
configuration hardcopy
printouts
Existing loop descriptions
and loop drawings
Existing P&ID drawings
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Legacy DCS Migration – What We Need
from the Customer
We interview:
Operators for their opinions and
comments on current system operation –
and how they control their processes
Maintenance Personnel to understand
how they troubleshoot and maintain the
current system
Systems Engineering/Plant
Engineering to understand what they
expect from their new process automation
system
Plant Managers to understand their
production schedules, challenges, and how
PlantPAx can improve production
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Plant Loop or Infi Loop
TUTU
PCU 1 PCU 2
CIU
CIU
Bailey EWS
CIU
OIS Op Station 2
Bailey Net90 / Infi90 Existing Architecture
OIS Op Station 1
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Plant Loop or Infi Loop
TUTU
PCU 1 PCU 2
CIU
CIU
Bailey EWS
CIU
OIS Op Station 2
Redundant Servers
Ethernet
Op Station 1 RA EWS Op Station 2
Bailey Net90 / Infi90 Migration – Phase 1
Bailey
Gateway
OIS Op Station 1
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Plant Loop or Infi Loop
TU
PCU 1 PCU 2
CIU
CIU
Bailey EWS
Redundant Servers
Ethernet
Op Station 1 RA EWS Op Station 2
Bailey Net90 / Infi90 Migration – Phase 2
Bailey
Gateway
CLX 1
TU
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MTA MTA
MTAMTA
MTA
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APACS Migration – Phase 2
Op Station 1
Ethernet
Redundant Servers
RA EWS Op Station 2
MTA
MODULRAC 2
Modulbus
ProcessSuite
Client/Server Node
ProcessSuite
Development Node
Ethernet
APACS
Gateway
IEM
Ethernet
CLX w/APACS
I/O Scanner
MODULRAC 1
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MTA MTA
MTAMTA
MTA
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APACS Migration – Phase 3
Op Station 1
Ethernet
Redundant Servers
RA EWS Op Station 2
MTA
Modulbus
ProcessSuite
Client/Server Node
ProcessSuite
Development Node
Ethernet
APACS
Gateway
IEM
Ethernet
CLX w/APACS
I/O Scanner
MODULRAC 2
CLX 2
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Rip and Replace of a Foxboro I/A DCS
Nodebus
Fieldbus
CP30/40/60CP30/40/60
FBM’sFBM’s
WP51
Console 1
WP51
Console 2
AW51
EWS
Redundant Servers
Ethernet
Op Station 1 RA EWS Op Station 2
CLX 1 CLX 2
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Comparison of the Conversion Strategies
Rip and Replace
Does require extended shutdown
for entire project
Requires capital expense $
approval (full system)
Can be funded with maintenance $
(vertical slice or by area)
Is considered high risk to customer
Can replace entire system in
weeks (lower TCO)
Requires less legacy DCS
expertise for delivery engineering
team
Cannot be easily switched back to
legacy system
Phased
Does not require shutdown for HMI
replacement
Can be funded with maintenance $
Is considered low risk to customer
Can be easily switched back to the
legacy system as part of a
contingency plan
Requires more legacy DCS
expertise for delivery engineering
team
Can take multiple years to migrate
entire system (higher TCO)
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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Global Solutions – Honeywell TDC conversion
Industry/application of the migration project
Tissue Manufacturing
Wet and Dry end controls
Legacy System(s) converted
Honeywell TDC3000 DCS
High Performance Process Manager
CL (Honeywell Control Language) code
Code originally written 20+ years ago
Many obsolete code sections that were not disabled or
removed over time
Allen Bradley PLC-5®
1771 I/O was to stay
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Why Migrate?
Obsolescence and high cost of hardware
Difficulty in obtaining spare parts.
High cost of Honeywell system support.
Skills and training of internal support team.
Standardization of controls.
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Migration Project Plan
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General Requirements
Control platform standardization
Common HMI for tissue manufacturing
process
Reverse engineer and recreate
Hardware
All TDC I/O upgraded to 1756 I/O
19” Subpanels
IFMs replaced the FTAs
DHRIO to access 1771 I/O
DHRIO to 17 process VFDs
ControlLogix L7x series
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Migration Project Plan
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Deploy PlantPAx using a Virtual Server system
Used screen captures of HMI to reverse engineer and duplicate in FactoryTalk
View SE
Convert stand alone FactoryTalk View applications and merged into distributed
application
Use PlantPAx architecture with Rockwell Automation GEMS process objects
Convert the CL code to SFCs
Convert PLC-5 logic and merged with recreated Honeywell logic
Develop touchscreen based graphics
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Risk Mitigation Plan
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Project Manager and Lead Engineer consistent throughout project.
Regular communications/reviews with key stakeholders
Customer contracted a system expert to consult (retired employee)
Testing
Off-line simulation testing on site at the plant.
Interface testing with OEM equipment suppliers.
Integrated commissioning effort with the customer’s engineering team and plant
maintenance and operations groups
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Migration Project Execution
6 month project
Parallel project with 5 other projects
10 resources total (4 core members)
Local Rockwell Automation Field Engineering assisted in startup and support
Used tools to assist with converting logic and to mine data values from old code.
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Lessons Learned
What would you do the same or different on the next migration project?
Spend more time upfront defining and validating migration standards/approach
Invest in creating a Functional Spec
Direct conversion (recreate what is there) often does not result in the most efficient
code given the advantages of new platforms
For CL code consider structured text vs SFCs where appropriate
Look for behind the scenes scripting
embedded logic in the Honeywell HMI graphics that had to be recreated.
Appropriate training is important for all stakeholders and is often underestimated by
the end user.
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Results
Project started up on time and on budget.
Machine performance has set production records.
Standardization of controls: Replaced both PLC-5 and TDC systems and created a common
HMI application for process control on the machine with a PlantPAx system.
The customer is now looking to take advantage of the PlantPAx platform to expand capabilities
in recipe control, alarm management, and root cause analysis.
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Agenda
Phased Migration or Rip and Replace
Migration Tools – Reduce Risk and Cost
Legacy DCS Market Outlook
Success Story
How We Can Help
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Process Tech Consultants (GPTC’s)
Primary task is to work with delivery partners to assist in the technology
adoption of Rockwell Automation process control to the application
Main Customer Types
Large End Users – Consult work with corporate engineers to establish
standard for operations.
Solution Provider – Train on the best practices of using PlantPAx
A&E – Develop specifications for these firms to establish the Rockwell
Automation platform
Process OEMs – Work with the OEM to re-write their application on a
Rockwell Platform
DCS Migrations – Help customers understand how we can migrate from
legacy DCS to Rockwell
Work across global regions and key customers to assist in project
implementation (A&E, contractor, SI, and end user)
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Global Solutions
Bringing You a World of Experience
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Combining technology &
application knowledge
All major industries
Best practices from multiple
industries
Domain
Expertise
Manage projects that span
multiple geographies
Standard business & project
processes
The right team for your project
from our worldwide talent
Global
Execution
Helping you exceed your business goals.
Information | Process | Discrete Automation Power & Motion | Sustainable Production | Technology Migration | Hardware Integration
80 Countries I 20 Languages I 2500 + employees Single point of contactIAverage 13+ Years ExperienceI
|
Based on PMI ® PMBOK®
Certified project managers
Repeatable, measurable,
auditable
Risk Management
Project
Management
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Services & Support
Global Support. Local Address. Peace of Mind.
Optimize Plant
Assets
Maximize
Productivity
Improve
Financial
Performance
80 Countries I 20 LanguagesI 6 Remote Support CentersI 10 Remanufacturing DepotsI 9 Exchange HubsI Average 13+ Years Experience
Meet Your Everyday Technical Needs
Online & Phone Support
Training Services
OnSite Services
Repair Services
Maximize Your Automation Investment
MRO Asset Management
Safety Services
Energy Services
Network & Security Services
Legacy System Migration Plans
Legacy System Migration Turn-Key Projects
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Partner Ecosystem
Business Enterprise Partners
…Strategic Alliances with companies like Cisco Systems,
Endress+Hauser, and Microsoft
Product and Technology Partners
…Over 1000 products from over 100 companies worldwide
help to extend our technology into adjacent areas
Sales and Solutions Partners
…Approximately 320 Distributors and over
100 Solution Providers worldwide for local support
A large global ecosystem for solutions and support of your
Rockwell Automation installed base
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Who should you call for help?
• Your local Distributor Sales representative
• Your local Rockwell Automation Sales representative
• Your local NA District or Regional Process Sales Leader
• Your local Systems Integrator or Solution Partner
mpvernak@ra.rockwell.com
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White Papers Published…
DCS Migration White Papers available on Literature Library:
* Justification for a Legacy Control System Migration PROCES-WP005A-EN-P
* DCS Migration Strategy and Project Implementation PROCES-WP006A-EN-P
* Optimization after Migration PROCES-WP008A-EN-P
http://Literature.rockwellautomation.com > Support > Product Resources >
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