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Comalco Alumina Refinery
Located Gladstone,QLD
Comalco-100% Rio Tinto Owned
Stage One Announced October 2001-1.4Million tpa
Came on-line September 2004
Rapidly approaching nameplate production rate
Planned for 3 Stages-4.2 mtpa
Australia¡¯s Newest Alumina Refinery
Presenters
-Terry Snow : Process Control Superintendent
-Jason Freyling : Process Control Engineer
Presentation Overview
Simulator-Cost Benefit
-System Overview
-Strategy for sustaining a simulator post commissioning
-Cost/Benefit Analysis for 2005
-Application Case Study-Digestion Feed Pump Jump-Over
-Application Case Study-7# Digestion Feed Pump
-Lessons learnt
Simulator ¨C System Overview
Developed by Honeywell as part of the CAR 1 construction project
Estimated cost to commissioned (internal and external) ~A$4.5M
Accepted by Management that Simulator paid for itself
-For plant commissioning/start-up period
-This is not relevant today (apart from credibility)
Challenge-sustaining simulator post commissioning ¨C can it be justified, how to do it
System Benefits>System Sustaining Costs
Training benefit diminishes over time*
Support Costs need to diminish over time
CAR Simulator Asset Intent ¨C for lifetime of refinery
Simulator Sustaining Strategy
SWOT analysis ¨C clearly identify costs and benefits ¨C Formal annual C/B
Maximize Benefits (not easily related to $ - really usage)
-Number of operators trained
-Number of control app¡¯s tested (fast response to request)
-Number of Procedures developed
-Extend usage base (QA, Process Engineers)
Minimize Costs (quantitative $)
-Reduce effort required to resynch DCS (automation/tools)
-Provide adequate simulator fidelity (qualitative assessment)
-Provide adequate simulator scope (minimal effort for duplicated plant)
-Labour substitution (right hourly rate for parts for parts of work)
-Incremental Resynch + Full Resynch (at least 1 full per year per model)
Console Training based
Simulator System
Simulator Training System
Simulator Cost/Benefit
Simulator Cost/Benefit ¨C 2005
Costs (system, not training)
- Internal Labour (1185 hrs)
  Resynch
  Trainer Support
  Documentation, Tool development
- External Labour (305 hrs)
  Resynch
  Cap Project
  Tech Assist
  Train the trainer
- License (HSE&SP)
- Travel and Accom
Total Cost ~$160,000
   - 7 Full Resynchs
   - Multiple partial resynch¡¯s
   - Resynch effort reduced from 120 hr to 20 hrs
   - Significant reduction in use of external labour
Benefits (usage)
   - 21 operators trained
     4 standard Boiler Tickets
     2 Advanced Boiler Tickers
   - 4 Trainers trained
   - 7 Significant Process Control usages
     Liquor Filtration Master Sequence
     Dig . Feed Pump Cross-over
     Coal Mill 1A sequence abort
     Incorrect control action ¨C Hydrate Flow
     Condensate Alarm rationalization
     Alternative design in Boilers to reduce RegPV¡¯s
     Developed Standardized Work Practices for Calcination CRO¡¯s
Simulator Benefit Case Studies
Digestion feed pump interlocks/trips
- one of the refineries key safety controls
- significant potential for equipment damage
- significant potential for environmental incident
Case 1: JPU Jump-over
Case 2: 7th digestion slurry feed pump ¨Cswappable spare
- simulator testing
- verification of HPM Code
- DCS testing
- problems encountered
CAR Digestion Trains
Digester Feed Pumps
Case 1: JPU Jump-Over
Failure of 2 crank shafts in digestion slurry feed pumps of unit 1
Feeding one unit 1 digester from unit 2 feed pump
Lost production due to having a whole unit down
- flah tanks require that there be at least 2 trains on per unit
Would involved leaving a unit offline for extended period
Jump-over was in place for about 3 weeks ~7 days production
From Decision to proceed to commissioning was 3days
Pig Catching Station
Case 1: Logic Connections
Case 1: JPU Testing Procedure
Using simulator , tested feasibility of jump-over from unit 1 train 1 to unit 2 train 1
   - preliminary tests done to determine viability
   - unit start-ups and trips
   - was done in ~ 3 hrs
Management decision to implement was late Wednesday afternoon
Simulator configuration and logic on simulator configured late Thursday afternoon
Testing of interlocks and control was done on the Friday morning
Implementation and Testing on DCS done Friday afternoon
Commission 11pm Saturday night
13 configuration changes, approximately 50 graphic modifications and 1 CL modification
24 trip/interlock tests to confirm logic connections
Management sign off on risk based on quality of simulator testing
Benefit: 14 days of 50% plant production
Case 2: 7th Digestion Feed Pump
CAR originally had 6 pump ¨C 1 per train, no spare
7th ¨C Spare that can operate in the duty of any of the other 6
Goal ¨C reduce downtime of digestion trains because of pump availability
Over 600 interlock tests carried out to prove logic
Significant change to be done to an online plant
All tests pre-done on simulator
- prevent config errors on-line
- only suitable platform to do large scale testing without plant impact
No production loss associated with the logic changes
Other forms of testing would have delayed the project ¨C and cost production.
The 7th pump was used 15 times in its 1st month of operation ¨C significant production impact
Case 2: Schedule
DCS design meeting held early February
- had to redesign all of the logic associated with the 6 existing pumps to allow for the interconnections to the digestion trains and the 7th pump
Operations requirement for operator training by April
- logic design had to be finalised quickly
- simulator implementation completed on schedule.
- decision made to test all control and interlock strategies in simulator
  - again completed before operator training
7th pump onsite late March
7th commissioned 1st week May
Case 2: Logic Diagram
Case 2: Modification Scope
Unit based interlocks
Will trip the whole digestion unit. 7th can be lined up to either of 2 units
Train based interlocks
Trips train when things like back pressure Hi. 7th can be lined up to any of 6 trains
Pump based interlocks
Some of the interlocks are in PLC and some in DCS.
Feedfoward control signals
Back pressure and feed tank levels
Alarm strategies
Contcutting of alarms on offline trains
CL changes
Decoding of PLC data
Graphic modifications
Status displays, operator displays
Case 2: Implementation of Changes
Large scale change
- ~ 16000 lines of EB source involved in the change
- ~ 150 HPM points
- 7 existing graphics
- 5 new graphics
Built basic code in DCS for 1 of the pumps
- didn¡¯t impact on online trains
Edit EB files to generate first pass of code for all of the pumps
Loaded EB¡¯s into the simulator
Made modifications in the simulator as a result of testing
Strict version control on EB source
- EB files kept close to code in the simulator
- not an automated process
Pump Status Display
Start Permissive Graphic
Testing of Code ¨C Simulator
Example of Text Matrix
Case 2: verification of code
Ensuring code in DCS was what was tested in simulator
Built a dummy set of simulator code from EB files
Copied the actual simulator code from the simulator configuration
Compared using CSDiff
Reviewed and discrepancies so that the code to be loaded on DCS was the same as simulator code
Implementation/Testing on DCS
Changes on DCS had to be done when each digestion train was down
Usually had between 1 hour and 1 day notice of when the pump would be down
Repeated a similar set of interlock tests on pump after logic modifications on DCS
Unit interlocks could only be tested if the whole unit was down.
Approx 50 tests to be done on each train
Tests took typically 2 hours to perform ¨C production critical
No surprises ¨C no production loss because of delays fixing logic ¨C due to pre-testing on simulator
Problems Encountered
1 minor error detected in DCS code after implementation
- forgot to re-setup an Automan block to allow external swiching
  Poit was not in scope of original changes
1 minor testing mistake on DCS
  - forgot to put an LIC back into PVAuto after testing. Overflowed a small amount of caustic
Lessons Learnt
Significant project and testing required. Simulator performed well for this task.
- easy to reconfig when errors found
-simulator model changes were fast, did not hold up project
Simulator enabled comprehensive testing
- not possible on real system with-out stressing plant or causing a production loss
DCS implementation went well
- no production loss during of DCS implementation
- simulator eliminated live config changes to correct errors
Simulator testing identified a line-up start permissive
-preventing pump from starting when line-up isolations incorrect
Verification difference in automan block (EXTSWOPT) was not part of original scope.
Conclusion
Simulator testing was a good way to implement project
Simulator not just a training tool ¨C even in a running plant
Comprehensive testing of new code in a running plant is difficult
Likely that logic errors would have been made without the comprehensive testing on the simulator
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