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How does the Triconex system prevent DO contacts from sticking together?

2018-03-14View Original

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While reviewing the user manual for the Triconex system, I came across a problem that is likely to be common: the DO output circuits of SIS systems are designed to be \"fail-safe\", meaning that power is supplied under normal conditions, and any disconnection in the circuit can be detected when power is lost. However, this design inevitably introduces another issue – if the output relay remains powered for an extended period of time, its contacts may stick together, preventing it from separating when it should. What should be done in such a situation? Does the Triconex system have a similar diagnostic function to check whether the output contacts are stuck? Thank you!
Reply #22018-03-14
Since you’ve added relays in between, it has nothing to do with TRICON. To avoid the situation you mentioned, it is necessary to use safety relays that are SIL-certified.
Reply #32018-03-14
In addition to using relays of good quality, another approach is to test the interlock operation as often as possible when the opportunity arises.

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