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I would like to ask the experts: GDS now requires separate settings. How do you guys handle this in your factories? Should it be done using a DCS system or an SIS system? Thanks!
We usually set it up separately by creating a host computer using KingView to communicate with the main unit. The host computer is primarily used for recording real-time values, displaying trend data, and keeping records of alarms – these are requirements imposed by the safety and environmental protection authorities
Set separately, independent of DCS
Aren’t you the GDS? Use the GDS system directly. Independent PLC and DCS.
At present, the most cost-effective approach is to use a DCS system, with a separate controller and its own operator station as well as engineer station, offering the best cost-performance ratio.
https://mp.wei*n.qq.com/s/spaFWjH_SidKOHBNKmPiFg We use Kangjisen; it has SIL certification, and just like SIS, we use the same company’s products, but it’s a separate system with its own controller
What is the order number of the regulations issued by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau mentioned in the link?
Document No. 116. GDS belongs to a category of SIS systems. F&G BMS and others all belong to the category of SIS systems. Each can be set individually. Cannot access the DCS system. Do you mean the safety interlock system by SIS? If so, the fire combustible gas and toxic gas alarm systems should not be integrated with SIS systems such as ESD.
Document No. 116. GDS belongs to a category of SIS systems. F&G BMS and others all belong to the category of SIS systems. Each can be set individually. Cannot access the DCS system. Do you mean the safety interlock system by SIS? If so, the fire combustible gas and toxic gas alarm systems should not be integrated with SIS systems such as ESD.
The deadly Article 116, No. 2014
The SIS from Foxboro is used to create the GDS, which is then communicated to the DCS. The UPS power supply for the GDS needs to be set up separately; this is just the suggestion that was given after an inspection at the factory.