Evaluation of Machine Protection Systems and Machine Protection
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Evaluation of Machine Protection Systems and Machine Protection Functions contribution to availability Szandra Kövecses Lead Integrator for Machine Protection European Spallation Source ERIC 2019 -11 -11
Content • • • Introduction Case 1: Damage Case 2: Correct interlock Case 3: Uninterrupted operation Case 4: Incorrect Interlock Summary 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 2
European Spallation Source • • European Spallation Source (ESS) Lund, Sweden The brightest neutron source User program is planned for 2023 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 3
Availability • 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 4
Availability at ESS • Availability at accelerator driven facilities = science production • ESS has very high availability requirements (neutron beam delivery) • Reduce downtime! 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 5
Reduce downtime • • Increase component quality Simplify design Add redundancy Add overcapacity Design for inspectability Design for maintainability Have spare parts and manpower for repairs Avoid damage (Machine Protection) 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 6
Machine Protection Systems Support availability by transferring long downtimes (due to damage) into shorter downtimes (due to interlocks*) *an intended interruption of operations due to a detected damage risk 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 7
Table – introduction Damage risk No Interlock YES damage correct interlock NO uninterrupted operation unnecessary interlock desired case undesired case 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 8
Table - Damage risk No Interlock YES damage Interlock NO desired case undesired case 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 9
Hazard – Damage risk 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 10
Timeline - Damage Availability lost <1 h uptime downtime t 1 Damage repaired uptime Availability lost 1 h-1 day downtime t 2 Damage 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 Damage repaired 11
Table – Correct interlock Damage risk No Interlock YES damage correct interlock NO desired case undesired case 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 12
Timeline – Interlock and damage Availability lost <1 h uptime downtime t 3 Problem detected (interlock) Problem solved uptime Availability lost 1 h-1 day downtime t 2 Damage 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 Damage repaired 13
Interlocks cause downtime • If a damage risk exists an interlock is the desired behavior • But an interlock causes downtime • The downtime is allocated to the protection system or the system causing the damage risk • An interlock is registered as downtime instead of a reduction of downtime, an “availability gain” 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 14
Timeline – Availability gain Availability lost Availability gained uptime downtime t 3 Problem detected (interlock) Problem solved uptime downtime t 2 Damage 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 Damage repaired 15
Availability gain – formula • 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 16
Table - Operation Damage risk No Interlock YES damage correct interlock NO uninterrupted operation desired case undesired case 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 17
Uninterrupted operation • Everything works as intended • Science production is supported 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 18
Table – “Unnecessary interlocks” Damage risk No Interlock YES damage correct interlock NO uninterrupted operation unnecessary interlock desired case undesired case 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 19
Unnecessary interlocks • • Spurious trips (unreliable equipment) Overprotection (no real damage risk) “Deadlocks” (not possible to restore operational conditions) Inflexible (some operational scenarios were not taken into account)* * talk by Enric Bargalló 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 20
Contribution to availability - Correct Interlocks Increases Availability - Uninterrupted operation 2022 -01 -30 - Damage - Unnecessary Interlocks - Machine protection system downtime Decreases Availability Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 21
Table – Summary • • • Unforeseen events Damage risk not detected Incorrect reaction to damage risk Damage risk No Interlock YES damage correct interlock NO uninterrupted operation unnecessary interlock • Operation without interruption 2022 -01 -30 • Correctly implemented protection • Reduction of downtime due to damage prevention • • False trips Overprotection “Deadlocks” Inflexible Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 desired case undesired case 22
Thank you! Szandra Kövecses Lead Integrator for Machine Protection European Spallation Source ERIC 2019 -11 -11
Questions/Discussion • Are you evaluating machine protection systems contribution to availability? • How do you allocate interlock downtime? • Are you measuring/estimating “availability gain”? • Are you measuring/estimating “cost gain”? 2022 -01 -30 Szandra Kövecses, Lead Integrator for Machine Protection at ESS, szandra. kovecses@esss. se, ARW 19 24
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