PC-EE301 Understanding the DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual

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Course Title: Understanding the DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual

Professional Development Hours (PDH): 4.0
Delivery Format: Live Virtual (via Microsoft Teams)
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 4 hours
Cost: $399 per person

Course Overview

The DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual has a long history. There have always been questions and comments, some regarding the content, some about the situations at the installation site. To allow engineers to make better and quicker decisions, this course is intended to give one a brief history of the manual, but more importantly, bring clarity to the manual, noting what may be seen as areas of ambiguity in an official installation manual.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Have a better understanding of the content of the DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual.

  • Use the history of the Manual to gain clarity into the meanings and definitions within Manual.

  • Understand the tenants described in the Manual deficiencies and their potential impact on system performance and reliability.

  • Evaluate the economic justification for initial and ongoing investments in grounding infrastructure.

  • Implement best practices for designing and maintaining effective grounding systems in industrial environments.

Topics

Chapter 1 Introduction

  • A Control System is only as good as its Foundation

  • Important DCS Definitions: Availability and Integrity

  • Important Grounding Components: Chassis Ground and DC Ground

Chapter 2 DeltaV power and power quality

  • Clean power equals less process disruption

  • Typical power quality issues affect the integrity of a control systems

  • Higher availability – can also improve the integrity of a control system

  • Reducing the effects of power quality and increasing availability…What items?

Chapter 3 DeltaV system cabinets and enclosures

  • Considerations for ANY Electronic Components

  • Electronic Sensitivity to Static Electricity

  • Vibration

  • Temperature effects on Electronic components

  • Cabinet Power Quality as a means improve system integrity

  • Why can’t I just float the control system?

  • Load Sharing Devices

  • How should I adjust the voltage of the Bulk Power Supplies?

Chapter 4 DeltaV cabinet and enclosure grounding

  • The assessment of the necessary integrity and availability of a control system affects the grounding design

  • Field Device Grounding

  • Power and grounding for DeltaV CHARMs

  • Safety Critical SIS component power and grounding

Chapter 5 Signal Wiring

  • Best signal wiring practices

  • Bus Wiring – Special Considerations

Chapter 6 Ground Design for DeltaV

  • Designing the Earthing portion of a good ground system

  • Considerations of a good earthing system

  • Inspection of a Grounding System

  • Corrosion effects on a DCS Ground System

Chapter 7 Appendices

What’s Included

  • Live virtual instruction

  • Certificate of Completion

Who Should Attend

  • Control Systems Engineers

  • Electrical Engineers

  • Reliability Engineers

  • Facilities Personnel

  • Automation Specialists

  • Engineering Consultants

  • System Integrators

Registration and Payment

After registration and payment, you will receive a Microsoft Teams invite via email with a calendar link and passcode to join the live session.

Course Title: Understanding the DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual

Professional Development Hours (PDH): 4.0
Delivery Format: Live Virtual (via Microsoft Teams)
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 4 hours
Cost: $399 per person

Course Overview

The DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual has a long history. There have always been questions and comments, some regarding the content, some about the situations at the installation site. To allow engineers to make better and quicker decisions, this course is intended to give one a brief history of the manual, but more importantly, bring clarity to the manual, noting what may be seen as areas of ambiguity in an official installation manual.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Have a better understanding of the content of the DeltaV Power and Grounding Manual.

  • Use the history of the Manual to gain clarity into the meanings and definitions within Manual.

  • Understand the tenants described in the Manual deficiencies and their potential impact on system performance and reliability.

  • Evaluate the economic justification for initial and ongoing investments in grounding infrastructure.

  • Implement best practices for designing and maintaining effective grounding systems in industrial environments.

Topics

Chapter 1 Introduction

  • A Control System is only as good as its Foundation

  • Important DCS Definitions: Availability and Integrity

  • Important Grounding Components: Chassis Ground and DC Ground

Chapter 2 DeltaV power and power quality

  • Clean power equals less process disruption

  • Typical power quality issues affect the integrity of a control systems

  • Higher availability – can also improve the integrity of a control system

  • Reducing the effects of power quality and increasing availability…What items?

Chapter 3 DeltaV system cabinets and enclosures

  • Considerations for ANY Electronic Components

  • Electronic Sensitivity to Static Electricity

  • Vibration

  • Temperature effects on Electronic components

  • Cabinet Power Quality as a means improve system integrity

  • Why can’t I just float the control system?

  • Load Sharing Devices

  • How should I adjust the voltage of the Bulk Power Supplies?

Chapter 4 DeltaV cabinet and enclosure grounding

  • The assessment of the necessary integrity and availability of a control system affects the grounding design

  • Field Device Grounding

  • Power and grounding for DeltaV CHARMs

  • Safety Critical SIS component power and grounding

Chapter 5 Signal Wiring

  • Best signal wiring practices

  • Bus Wiring – Special Considerations

Chapter 6 Ground Design for DeltaV

  • Designing the Earthing portion of a good ground system

  • Considerations of a good earthing system

  • Inspection of a Grounding System

  • Corrosion effects on a DCS Ground System

Chapter 7 Appendices

What’s Included

  • Live virtual instruction

  • Certificate of Completion

Who Should Attend

  • Control Systems Engineers

  • Electrical Engineers

  • Reliability Engineers

  • Facilities Personnel

  • Automation Specialists

  • Engineering Consultants

  • System Integrators

Registration and Payment

After registration and payment, you will receive a Microsoft Teams invite via email with a calendar link and passcode to join the live session.