API 554-2 : 2008 : R2016
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PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS - PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN
Hardcopy , PDF
09-09-2023
English
01-11-2016
1 Scope
1.1 Document Organization
1.2 Part 2 - Introduction
2 Referenced Publications
3 Definitions
4 Control System Topology
4.1 Physical Location of Control Equipment and Sub-systems
4.2 System Availability
4.3 System Maintainability
4.4 Control System Performance Requirements
4.5 Lifecycle Costs
4.6 Security of Control System
5 Process Control System Types
5.1 Distributed Control Systems
5.2 Programmable Logic Controllers
5.3 Single Loop Controllers
5.4 Hybrid Process Control Systems
5.5 Transitional System Designs
5.6 Safety Systems
6 Process Control System Hardware Design Considerations
6.1 General Considerations
6.2 Overall System Design
6.3 Controllers
6.4 Operator Interface
6.5 Engineering Workstation
6.6 I/O Modules
6.7 Serial Digital Communications
6.8 Field Networks
6.9 Complex Instrumentation
6.10 Subsystem Interfaces
6.11 Redundancy
6.12 System Capacity/Future Expandability
6.13 System Performance
6.14 Diagnostics
6.15 Maintainability
7 Process Control System Software Design Considerations
7.1 Operating System Considerations
7.2 System Programming
7.3 Configuration and Programming Devices
7.4 Configuration/Programming Considerations
7.5 Software Security
7.6 Reports and Logs
7.7 Batch/sequence Control
7.8 Communications
7.9 Documentation
8 Alarm Functions
8.1 Alarm Types
8.2 User Defined Functions
8.3 Diagnostics
8.4 Alarm Sequences
8.5 Alarm Display Functions
8.6 Dedicated Alarm Systems
8.7 Alarm Record Functions
8.8 Alarm Management Functions
8.9 Documentation
9 Interlocks
9.1 Types of Interlocks
9.2 Sensor Considerations
9.3 Shutdown Alarms
9.4 Pre-shutdown Alarms
9.5 Testing
9.6 Documentation
10 Data Management and Documentation
10.1 Field Instrumentation
10.2 Field Instrument Asset Management Systems
10.3 Process Control Systems
10.4 Other Specialized Systems
10.5 Engineering Database Systems
10.6 Maintenance Management Systems
10.7 Process Data Management Systems
10.8 Data Integration
11 Instrument Power Systems
11.1 Process Evaluation
11.2 Control System Evaluation
11.3 Instrument Power System Design
12 Electrical Considerations
12.1 Grounding
12.2 Electromagnetic Interference
12.3 Signal Wiring Systems
12.4 Communications
13 Control Centers
13.1 General Considerations
13.2 Control Center Site Selection
13.3 Physical Design Criteria
13.4 Control Center Building Design and Layout
13.5 Control Center Environmental Controls
13.6 Control Center Lighting
13.7 Floor Design
13.8 Control Center Fire Protection
13.9 Laboratory Facilities
13.10 Equipment and Wiring Layout Considerations
14 Remote Instrument Enclosure
14.1 General
14.2 Location
14.3 Construction
14.4 HVAC System
14.5 Ancillary Equipment
Describes the processes required to successfully implement process control systems for refinery and petrochemical services.
DevelopmentNote |
Also available in Russian translation, see API 554-2 RUSSIAN. (07/2013)
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Revision
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80
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ProductNote |
Reconfirmed 2016 This product is unavailable in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria
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PublisherName |
American Petroleum Institute
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Superseded
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