TC65: Industrial Process Measurement, Control and Automation Overview Vigo, Spain: 4 May 2009 Bob KRETSCHMANN – SC65B/WG7 Convenor

TC65 Purpose Scope: Mission:

TC65 Organization WG13: Physical safety C. Robinson (US) Convenor: R. Kretschmann (US) 24 C. Robinson (US)

The landscape of industrial automation Today’s automation solution is highly interconnected 4

Multiple Human-Machine Interface, PC Interconnectedness of industrial products Interfaced Devices and Signals Third Party Devices Actuators Sensors Mains Power Networks Interfaces/Ports Interfaces/Ports I/O DCS Multiple Human-Machine Interface, PC PLC PADT 5 5 Control and HMI

TC65/SC65B/WG7 (Working Group 7) Responsibility: IEC 61131; Programmable Controllers Standard of 8 parts Organization: One Task Force (TF) or Maintenance Team (MT) handles each part (TF/MT1 – TF/MT8) Participation: Countries; 13 - Canada, Peoples Republic of China, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, United Kingdom, United States of America Members; 53 Companies; 19 - Emerson Process, GE Fanuc Automation, General Motors, Holobloc, Honeywell, IFAK, Lafarge, Measurement Technology Limited, Mitsubishi Electric, Mipro Oy, Omron Electronics, Rockwell Automation, Schneider Automation, Siemens, 3S-Smart Software Solutions, Toronto Airport, Triconex, Yamatake, Yaskawa Institutions; 9- Hochschule Harz, Kanagawa Industrial Technology Research Institute, Kangwon National University, Shanghai Institute of Process Automation Instrumentation, Shenyang Institute of Automation, Tokyo Institute of Technology, University of Auckland, Universitario de Vigo, Zhejiang University, Organizations; 10- China PLC Association, China Association for Mechatronics Technology & Application, CSA International , Factory Mutual, Instrumentation Technology & Economy Institute, Japan Electric Manufacturers Association, National Electric Manufacturers Association, PLCopen, TÜV SŪD, Underwriters Laboratory 6

IEC 61131; Programmable Controllers IEC 61131 consists of the following parts: Part 1: General information Part 2: Equipment requirements and tests Equipment requirements EMC requirements (mandatory for EU EMC Directive compliance) Electrical, Fire, Mechanical Safety (mandatory for EU LV Directive compliance) Part 3: Programming languages (Edition 3, CD stage of development) Part 4: User guidelines Part 5: Communications Part 6: Functional safety (Edition 1, CD stage of development) Part 7: Fuzzy control programming Part 8: Guidelines for the application and implementation of languages for programmable controllers

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