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You can all find it back in the manuals of it For example
Here ya go :) AttachmentFailSafe_SIL.zip (353 Downloads) |
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7/10/2009 5:56 PM | |
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Hello S7Maniaq, This is the most up to date list I could find. http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/27832836 |
7/10/2009 8:05 PM | |
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Hello, Here a sample of IEC62.061 computation. http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/23996473 |
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7/11/2009 1:53 PM | |
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Hello Raymondk in principle yes,if you only go by theSIL3 rating, which is the sameas it's "Big Brother" - the S7-400 F/H systems. You will however typically use an S7-400 F/Hsystem for process related safety monitoring and shutdowns, simple because you may need the H (Highavailbailty) to ensure youcan safely shutdown the process (there is no clear cut Yes or No answer, it depends on what you need to monitor and more importantly how you need to shut the process down). The S7300F systems (and the 416F) are however aimed at the machine safety market. One last thing, Siemens has a so called Safety Evaluation Tool (there is even a dedicated conference in the "general conferences" section)which may also be of use for you, the link to it is: Safety Evaluation Tool I hope this helps |
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