5/20/2011 7:29 AM | |
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Hello, You could start with /tf/WW/en/Posts/45309 Best regards, Hristo Mihalev |
5/20/2011 7:38 AM | |
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hi, i went through that link already, it briefs us about the TMR philosophy, do we have a white paper for QMR ? |
5/23/2011 2:18 PM | |
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Prats, my suggestion is,please check up with CS2 PA or presalesfor such issue. as you will need official answer for this. |
5/26/2011 11:54 AM | |
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Hello everyone,I hope it's not too late, please check the attached PDF. I did my best to find its original link for updates but I couldn't find it. I believe this document is little old and need some updates. I mean for example Siemens released Fail Safe Ex modules (ET200iSP F) that can be configured redundantly. This gives you a big advantage in cost and reduces your engineering effort. At least the document gives you an idea about the used terminology and basic differences between brands. Delivery Release of Failsafe Electronic Modules for ET 200iSP
Dear Yoga Shankar, I tried hardly to find any official document or any web page saying that Siemens has acquired HImax from HIMA but couldn't find anything. I would be very gratefulif you share any document or link about this issue. Best regards. H-H AttachmentSystem_Comparison_All_Competitors_Safety_Related_PLC.pdf (396 Downloads) |
Last edited by: H-H at: 5/26/2011 12:04 PMSorry, I forgot the PDF |
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5/26/2011 12:05 PM | |
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Dear Yoga Shankar, I tried hardly to find any official document or any web page saying that Siemens has acquired HImax from HIMA but couldn't find anything. I would be very gratefulif you share any document or link about this issue. Best regards. H-H Dear H-H, I have heard of this aquisition in positive terms in conversations only. As soon as I can find any documents, I will definitely post them. But, this is certain that Siemens has acquired HIMA |
5/26/2011 12:19 PM | |
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Hello Yoga Shankar, Thank you very much for your feedback. Although I find it very hard for HIMA to be acquired because they are doing very well(HIMA’s HIMax Safety System Passes Shell’s Assessment Tests),I read before that HIMA was looking for a parent company since they have a problem to finance large scale projects although they have a very powerful product. Maybe as you say, Siemens will be that parent. Most probably Siemens will keep the hardware as is and integrate it in PCS7 like what they have done with APACS+ and QUADLOG. We will just wait and see what Siemens will do. Best regards. H-H |
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