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The company is currently working on transferring DCS production data to the safety supervision platform. Has this been done before? Are there any specific requirements regarding the data to be uploaded? Which data is required? Do enterprises still have the freedom to make their own choices?
Regardless of the province, the following information must be uploaded: important parameters of major hazard sources and chemically sensitive processes that are under close supervision (such as pressure and temperature of reactors involved in key process steps), alarm information related to flammable and toxic gases, and information on safety interlock actions. Before uploading, the province will issue specific guiding documents, and it is sufficient to follow the requirements outlined in those documents.
I haven’t seen the document yet, so I’m not sure what points are required; I can only guess!
Many provinces started implementing it a long time ago. Which province are you from? Why so late? This is an important part of the three-year action plan; if it isn’t started, your province might face criticism.
The safety supervision platform of the Emergency Management Bureau imposes specific mandatory requirements based on the nature of the enterprise, leaving no room for choice.
Pass on whatever the superiors request. Generally, OPC is installed on the DCS, and additional components are added as needed. A special note: an hardware firewall must be used for OPC, with configuration set to one-way mode to prevent writing; we have already suffered the consequences of ignoring this. Another option is to use RS485 and perform the conversion yourself. Which way to view the requirements from superiors.
Online monitoring of wastewater is carried out by a third party designated by the environmental protection authorities; the company must provide a dedicated network connection, and the equipment is placed in a locked, UPS-powered room with remote monitoring capabilities. The internal equipment companies cannot be interfered with, and maintenance is also carried out by third parties. Jiangxi
Process parameters for major hazard sources – GDS alarms; environmental monitoring parameters – these are reported by the respective organizations, and once they are reported, it’s difficult to reduce them. For example, if you submit some process parameters that have nothing to do with risk factors (such as low liquid level alarms in spherical tanks, low pressure alarms in polymerization reactors and other process control parameters), then reports will keep being generated during maintenance or tank transfer operations. Don’t ask why; I’m busy preparing reports every month.
For matters that are confidential, people won’t want them; what is sought are those security-related parameters that can be made public