OneWireless – Hands-on  

In this two hour hands-on session, you will get an introduction to Honeywell's ISA 100.11a compliant Release 200 OneWireless system. Topics covered include:

·         Overview of how Honeywell supports ISA100.11a in terms of its hardware and software functions

·         Overview of sensor and multi-application network architectures

·         Provisioning a field I/O device so that it can join the OneWireless network

·         Connecting to an Experion system using Modbus TCP

·         Accessing OneWireless data using OPC UA (Unified Architecture)

·         Connecting to an Experion system using an OPC classic approach

Because of classroom space and hardware availability, enrollment is limited to 12 participants; participants will work in teams of three.

Safety Instrumented Systems: An Overview

The following topics will be covered in the presentation:

1. Introduction to Risk and Risk reduction
2. Difference between Prescriptive and Normative standards
3. Introduction to IEC61508 / 61511, ISA 84.01 and the Safety Life Cycle (SLC)
4. Certifying agencies – People, Processes and Product
5. SIL Analysis – SIL Determination, SIL Verification and SIL Validation
6. Introduction to the Safety Life Cycle (SLC)

Steps 8 to 10 will be explained by an example from the Process industry:

1. Analysis phase of the SLC
   1. Conceptual Design
   2. Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
   3. SRS generation
   4. PFD calculations
   5. Architectural Constraints
   6. Responsibilities of the Customer, Engineering company, System supplier
2. Realization phase of the SLC
   1. Details of Realization steps
   2. Requirement of stringent processes during Realization phase
   3. Responsibilities of the Customer, Engineering company, System supplier
3. Operation phase of the SLC
   1. Introduction and what this step involves
   2. Handling modifications of SIL rated loops
   3. Responsibilities of the Customer, Engineering company, System supplier

TPN Tools for System Optimization

Are you responsible for optimizing the performance of your site’s LCN and UCN? Are you looking to better understand and utilize PERFMENU and the standard system displays?  In this four-hour session you will obtain an overview of the tools needed to improve and optimize overall LCN and UCN performance.  You will become familiar with the issues that affect performance by utilizing tools such as the PERFMENU and standard system displays for analysis and troubleshooting.

OPC on Experion

The MatrikonOPC training session is broken up into four (4) topics covering OPC technology. Each topic is one hour long and is designed with a short presentation that will be followed by a Question and Answer period for that presentation’s topic.  The four (4) topics are:

• The Basics of OPC - this section provides attendees with a clear, easy to understand introduction to OPC technology and includes practical examples of how OPC is implemented.
• Understanding OPC within Experion (PKS) - this section provides attendees with a clear, easy to understand introduction to OPC technology within the Experion (PKS) environment.
• Do’s and Don’ts of OPC - OPC is an essential tool for industrial communication, but it may not always be the perfect fit for a project.  This webcast provides a look at the critical factors that must be understood when considering OPC. 
• OPC Unified Architecture - this section provides attendees with an overview to the new OPC Unified Architecture Specification and how it differs from “classic OPC”.

Power and Grounding – Best Practices

Proper power and grounding are essential for operation of any distributed control system.  Not only does power and grounding affect the operation of the control system, personnel safety may also be affected if guidelines are not followed.

This two-hour session will provide best engineering practices and guidelines to help facilitate the correct installation of process control systems. The content will cover “Power-On-Support and Typical Grounding Issues” in non-intrinsically safe areas for the following:

·         Process Manager systems

·         TDC systems

·         Experion systems

Alarm Rationalization & Changing the Board Operators Interaction with Alarms

Based on the Rationalization section of the ISA SP18.2 Alarm Management Standard, this session looks at not only the proper approach to rationalize alarms but also the impact it has on the board operator and change in behavior required to keep your process in its desired operating envelop and the intervention required when your process starts to go beyond design limits. This session uses real data to practically apply the theories taught in this course.

Burner Management System Fundamentals

The course will provide the following learning opportunities:

1.     Introduction and Course Overview

2.     Process Safety Management Overview

a.     Introduction

b.    Industry Standards

c.     Safety Instrumented Systems

d.    The Safety Lifecycle

3.     Basics of Burner Management

a.     Purpose of BMS

b.    Overview of BMS Equipment

c.     Permissives, Light-off & Shutdown Sequences

d.    Common Problems & Troubleshooting

4.     Design of Burner Management Systems

a.     Applicable Standards – NFPA vs. ISA

b.    BMS Safety Instrumented Functions

c.     Hardware Selection

d.    Documentation

5.     Example Problem/Resolution

6.     Summary

Experion Added to TPS: Considerations and Mechanics

This four-hour training session provides an overview of troubleshooting both the hardware and software of the Experion® PKS system when connected to the TPS/TDC3000 System with HPM Controllers. Topics may include:

·         The migration path from HPM to C300 controllers using the existing PM I/O modules and field wiring

·         TPS/LCN – Experion communication and connection problems

·         Server and Security issues

·         EMDB and ERDB corruption concerns

·         Common problem causes and resolutions

·         Experion System Logs and Analysis Tools

·         Experion Backup and Restore

·         TPN Backup and Restore

Advanced Visualization Techniques Focused on HMIWeb Solution Pack and ASM

This Training course provides Advanced Visualization Techniques how to approach, plan and implement operator display design concepts in the process industries based on the Honeywell display library HMIWeb Solution pack and the ASM guidelines.

Honeywell HMIWeb Solution Pack is a Human Machine Interface solution that is focused upon the principles of safe and effective operations as described by the Abnormal Situation Management (ASM) Consortium. A complete new Advanced HMIWeb SP version is now available, the main goal for this new library is to make more advanced shapes available aligned with the ASM vision. Topics include:

• Effective Display Design based on Interaction Requirements Analysis
• Qualitative Display Shapes and the impact on Operator Situation Awareness.
• The concept of using different level of displays allowing an operator to move between the “big picture” to the “details” around individual equipment areas
• Proactive monitoring versus reactive monitoring
• New Honeywell  Advanced HMIWeb Solution Pack functionality 
  • Principal and Associated Focus
  • Display yoking
  • Tabbed Display objects
  • Polar Star (Radar plots)
  • Temperature / deviation Profile
  • Horizontal Profile Objects
  • Historical Data Objects
  • Performance Curve Monitoring
  • Shapes for Level 1 displays based on the ASM Visual Thesaurus study
• Execution and monitoring of automated procedures and batch recipes with the new user interface controls
• Work space design (Quad displays, wide screen, large screen, ergonomics, possibilities etc)

Cyber Security Workshop

The Industrial Cyber Security Controls (ICSC) Workshop is a half-day program designed for anyone in the process industries who needs to establish a cyber security program. The workshop explores the practical challenges of designing, implementing and managing a security program.  The ICSC workshop runs through the high-level strategy for a complete program—from assessing a facility’s current status to identifying its ideal status, and the process of planning, measuring, executing and managing a security program.

The ICSC workshop draws on lessons learned and insights gained from extensive experience working with customers to establish cyber security compliance programs in a broad range of process control industries.  Security experts will share lessons learned and lead discussion on key topics, including program rationale, benchmarking and evaluation, program design and execution strategy, and security program management.

Participants of the ICSC workshop will benefit from a greater understanding in the following areas:

·         The ability to identify security goals, assess current security state, make informed decisions, execute project plans, and maintain security goals

·         An understanding of how to apply proven security solutions for automating significant portions of day-to-day compliance-related tasks

·         An introduction to compliance management concepts and suggested tools for tracking and demonstrating compliance, including data verification

In addition, participants will be provided with the following as a take-away from the workshop:

·         Technology, People, and Processes Chart

·         RASCI Matrix

·         Data Collection Software

·         Data Parsing Software

·         Sample network topology drawings

·         Security Checklist

·         Samples of the seven types of documentation

·         Sample technology solutions

·         Cyber Security Vulnerability Assessment