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    The document describes the proposed configuration for upgrading the control system of four gas turbines (GT1-GT4) by replacing the existing DOS-based operator interface stations with new Windows-based human-machine interface (HMI) stations. One HMI would connect to each GT for redundancy. Commissioning activities would include backing up files from the old stations, replacing hardware in the stations with HMI components, establishing communication between the HMIs and GTs, and checking that configuration data and screen logic match the old stations.

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    Mark V Controls

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    The document describes the proposed configuration for upgrading the control system of four gas turbines (GT1-GT4) by replacing the existing DOS-based operator interface stations with new Windows-based human-machine interface (HMI) stations. One HMI would connect to each GT for redundancy. Commissioning activities would include backing up files from the old stations, replacing hardware in the stations with HMI components, establishing communication between the HMIs and GTs, and checking that configuration data and screen logic match the old stations.

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    A brief overview of Mark-V Gas Turbine Control System

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    The document describes the proposed configuration for upgrading the control system of four gas turbines (GT1-GT4) by replacing the existing DOS-based operator interface stations with new Windows-based human-machine interface (HMI) stations. One HMI would connect to each GT for redundancy. Commissioning activities would include backing up files from the old stations, replacing hardware in the stations with HMI components, establishing communication between the HMIs and GTs, and checking that configuration data and screen logic match the old stations.

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    Mark V Controls

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    atanu75
    The document describes the proposed configuration for upgrading the control system of four gas turbines (GT1-GT4) by replacing the existing DOS-based operator interface stations with new Windows-based human-machine interface (HMI) stations. One HMI would connect to each GT for redundancy. Commissioning activities would include backing up files from the old stations, replacing hardware in the stations with HMI components, establishing communication between the HMIs and GTs, and checking that configuration data and screen logic match the old stations.

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    MARK V CONTROLS

    OPERATOR INTERFACE STATION

    • Issue commands to start / stop the unit


    • Manage and log alarms
    • Monitor unit operation
    • Configue or modify control, protection,
    monitoring, logging
    PRESENT CONFIGURATION
    • 3 <I> INTERFACE OPERATOR STATIONS FOR 4 GT’S
    • <I> STATIONS ON DOS BASED PC’s

    GT3 GT2 GT1


    GT4

    <I> <I> <I>


    PROPOSED CONFIGURATION
    • One HMI connected to each machine –HMI-Windows
    based PC
    • Interconnection for redundancy

    GT4 GT3 GT2 GT1

    HMI HMI HMI HMI


    COMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES

    • * Back up files from 'I' station project software


    * Power down station and replace With HMI CPU
    * Replace SDCC card
    * Replace PROM set
    * Connect arcnet cable to HMI and power up
    * Establish communication with MK V
    * Check CSP,Constants and alarm points integrity with

    • respect to 'I' Station data


    * Screens checking
    * logic checking
    * Down load checks
    * Calibration checks

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