ENGINEERING PROCESS MONITORING FOR CONTROL ROOM OPERATION

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ENGINEERING PROCESS MONITORING FOR CONTROL ROOM
OPERATION
GTPMGestion Technique dune Panne Majeure
Mario Bätz CERNST-MO-TC
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GTPM - Objectives

• Improvement of collaboration and understanding
  PCR-TCR (roles resp.)
• Reduction of the SPS restart time after major
  breakdown
• Monitoring documents for the SPS restart (logic
  of SPS restart, process description, instructions
  etc.)
• A structured method, which can be generalized to
  future projects

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Gestion Technique dune Panne Majeure - GTPM

• Control Room Representatives
• PCR, TCR, MCR, (CRN)
• Control specialists
• ST/MO, SL/CO, SL/OP, ...
• Equipment specialists
• ST/EL, ST/CV, LHC/VAC,

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Accelerator Oriented MonitoringSystems,
Interaction Data
Electricity HT, MT, BT,
Access Technical breakdowns

• GTPM
• Major breakdown (alarms, logbooks,)
• System identification
• System interdependency
• Restart objectives
• ...

Water Pumping Stations, Raw, Prim, Chilled,
Demi, ...
Monitoring Hardware, Software, network ...
Thermal Air-conditioning, Ventilation
SL timing, power supplies, magnets, ...
Vacuum Pumps, Pressures
CPS
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Example SPS Restart Diagram
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Example TCR Restart Diagram
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Monitoring System

• Dynamic restart diagrams
• UMMIs in PVSS
• Drivers for various data sources
• TDS, electricity, vacuum, access, transfer lines,
  timing, power converters, ...
• SAME tools in PCR,TCR, MCR,

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PVSS Implementation
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Added Value

• All control rooms work with the same information
• Breakdown impact at one glance-gt faster
  situation assessment
• Optimised restart strategy (priorities, order)
• Shorter restart time
• Visual system documentation for training

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Outlook / next steps

• Use paper tools in operation this year
• Assess improvement
• Finish PVSS implementation
• Formalise and document the method
• MCR asked for same project shutdown2001/2002 and
  2002/203
• Promote results and method for LHC operation