WO2005106602A1 - Anordnung und verfahren zum betreiben einer technischen anlage - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a computer-aided arrangement with a layer structure for a technical system with a presentation layer with user interfaces for operation and engineering, an application layer containing all applications, a real-time
- Basic processing layers for supplying all applications as well as user interfaces with information about the technical system and a data manager for creating and maintaining data models for operating and system functions.
- layer is understood to mean a layer that provides a defined functionality, i.e. for the processing and / or presentation of data.
- the presentation layer can e.g. be designed as a graphic editor with a visualization interface.
- a technical system is any electrical, process and process engineering system whose operation is controlled and monitored, e.g. a voltage network control arrangement or a biochemical production plant.
- a technical system in the sense of the invention is known as an arrangement from the Siemens publication "Spectrum PowerCC Product Overview", Release: 04/03 SPC-AS-AV-03.01.00-DE.
- This known arrangement which is used for operational management of electrical power supply networks as well as of gas and water supply networks, contains a presentation layer with user interfaces for both operation and engineering, whereby engineering includes system administration and database maintenance are meant.
- the known arrangement has an application layer which contains all applications. Applications include, for example, a so-called historical information system, energy billing and load management.
- the known arrangement is provided with a real-time basic processing layer, which serves to supply all applications and user interfaces with information about the supply network.
- the known arrangement has a data manager, which is used to create and maintain data models for operating and system functions.
- the invention is based on the object of designing a computer-aided arrangement in such a way that it has an embodiment which favors expansions or adaptations and is highly available.
- the applications are each combined into application bundles in the real-time basic processing layer, the applications of an application bundle having the same data model in common; the data of each application bundle are stored in an application bundle magazine designed as shared memory mapped files.
- An application bundle is a number of applications that only contain one type of application, e.g. Use SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) applications.
- Shared memory mapped files are understood to mean a memory structure such as that e.g. is exemplarily described in "Solaris Internais” (Jim Mauro, Richard McDougall Prentice Hall PTR, 2000).
- each Application bundle represents a logical group of applications that have a common data model.
- the data model can be optimally adapted to the needs and wishes in individual cases.
- various application bundles or shared memory mapped files can be installed on a single server or can be distributed over several servers. The same architecture can therefore be used for different sized units.
- This grouping / modularity offers the possibility for parallel development with no / few dependencies between different application bundles, which also considerably simplifies testing.
- the applications are combined to form application bundles, with each application bundle being based on a data model.
- the data of each application bundle is stored in an application bundle magazine designed as shared memory mapped files in accordance with the underlying data model.
- Application bundles of the real-time basic processing layer are assigned to the data models of the engineering database by means of an assignment function, the data of the database being generated by means of the assignment function and being transmitted to the respective application bundles.
- the arrangement according to the invention enables a generic assignment between the data models of the database and the respective applications, the data models in turn also being generic, e.g. in the form of a standardized data model such as the CIM (Common Information Model) data model.
- CIM Common Information Model
- the respective shared memory mapped files are advantageously each database data via an auxiliary manager assigned, the assignment function being guaranteed by means of change log files.
- a data preparation unit that adapts the engineering change data with regard to its data model to the data structure of the application bundle according to the assignment function in which the respective engineering change data is to take effect.
- the data preparation unit generates the change log files only when the data in the database changes and transmits them to the relevant auxiliary managers.
- the change log files only contain those of the change in the database in the database, the change being present in the change log files as direct control commands for the relevant auxiliary managers.
- auxiliary managers only change the application bundles after the change log files have been read in completely. This ensures that an inconsistent configuration or control of the technical system is prevented if the import process is terminated or the change log files are only partially imported into one of the auxiliary managers. In this case, the original system configuration is retained in full. Only if all the desired changes are complete in all relevant
- the technical system is first controlled by auxiliary managers.
- Another advantage of the arrangement according to the invention is that when a server starts up while the arrangement is already running, the application bundle is already available locally, so that the system can access it very quickly; this can be in
- Fractions of seconds or in a few seconds occur, depending on how large the respective application bundle is or what requirements are placed on the application bundle for the safe and trouble-free operation of the technical system.
- the arrangement according to the invention is characterized by a high degree of availability, since the application bundles enable a very high degree of independence of each individual server through a “local” network distribution to the usually several servers of the arrangement. A server can continue to work for itself if another server has failed.
- Another advantage of the arrangement according to the invention is seen in the fact that the data model of the application bundle can be optimized with regard to the operational data flow and the process flow.
- Shared memory mapped files are assigned change log files via an auxiliary manager, which can be loaded with engineering change data from the data manager.
- Change log files are understood to mean means in which the engineering change data can be written on the one hand and on the other hand are available on command. This advantageously also creates the possibility of incremental changes in engineering data in the form of engineering change data during ongoing operation to take effect in a very short time in the arrangement. This configuration therefore enables the engineering change data to be generated “off-line” independently of the current operation and stored separately from the other engineering data in the data manager. If required, they can be controlled by the auxiliary manager via the change manager. Feed log files to the shared memory mapped files.
- the auxiliary manager can advantageously also be loaded with the operating data and keeps the shared memory mapped files set.
- the auxiliary manager is preceded by thin client interfaces in the direction of action, via which the operating data can be fed.
- Thin-client interfaces are understood to mean units that allow the process of distribution and application updates to run optimally. Such a configuration accelerates the supply of operating data to the auxiliary manager.
- the arrangement according to the invention advantageously allows a configuration in which the auxiliary manager forms a master manager by assigning a further auxiliary manager that is operatively connected to it as a redundant auxiliary manager; the further auxiliary manager is preceded by further change log files as redundant change log files in the direction of action and further shared memory mapped files as redundant shared memory mapped files in the direction of action.
- the contents of the shared memory mapped files are advantageously transferred to the further shared memory mapped files when a redundant computer starts up, which takes place in a very short time. At a Fault detection can therefore be switched over in the shortest possible time.
- the auxiliary managers are operatively connected to activation agents which can be controlled by an activation manager of a basic system of the arrangement; the activation manager acts directly on the data manager.
- the engineering change data are stored in a database of the data manager which stores the engineering data and the engineering change data.
- a data preparation unit is located between the database and the change log files, which adapts the engineering change data with regard to its data model to the data structure of the application bundle in which the respective engineering change data take effect should.
- the invention further relates to a method for operating a computer-aided arrangement with a presentation layer with user interfaces for operation and engineering, an application layer containing all applications, a real-time basic processing layer for supplying all applications, and user interfaces with information about the supply network and a data Manager for creating and maintaining data models for operational and system functions, and suggests to achieve high availability that according to the invention in the Real-time basic processing layer, the data of an application bundle consisting of combined applications with the same data model are stored in an application bundle magazine designed as shared memory mapped files.
- each application bundle represents a logical group of
- the data model can be optimally adapted to the needs and wishes in individual cases.
- the application bundles or shared memory mapped files can be installed on a single server or on several
- Servers can be distributed. The same architecture can therefore be used for different sized units. Testing is also made easier.
- Another advantage of the arrangement according to the invention is that when a server starts up while the arrangement is already running, the application bundle is already available locally, so that the system can access it very quickly; this can take place in fractions of a second or in a few seconds, depending on the size of the respective application bundle.
- the arrangement according to the invention is characterized by a high degree of availability, since the application bundles enable a very high degree of independence of each individual server due to a “local” distribution over the usually several servers of the arrangement. A server can continue to work for itself if another server has failed.
- Another advantage of the arrangement according to the invention is seen in the fact that the data model of the application bundle can be optimized with regard to the operational data flow and the process flow.
- operating data are fed directly to an auxiliary manager of an application bundle magazine designed as a shared memory mapped file for storing applications each combined into application bundles of a data model, while engineering data and engineering change data are provided to the auxiliary manager via upstream change logs. Files are fed. This is particularly advantageous because it enables the engineering data or engineering change data to be prepared offline, regardless of the ongoing operation.
- auxiliary managers are advantageously supplied with control signals from an activation agent which is controlled by an activation manager of a basic system of the arrangement. This means that incremental changes to the engineering data can be carried out in a controlled manner if necessary.
- Engineering unit are stored, the stored data are then processed independently of the operation of the arrangement so that they match the data structure of the application bundle and are then stored in change log files.
- a major advantage of this embodiment of the method according to the invention is that the relatively time-consuming validation of the engineering change data can be carried out without influencing the operation of the arrangement, that is to say it takes place in parallel or outside of the actual operation.
- the engineering change data for later transfer to the shared memory mapped files can also be prepared “off-line” accordingly.
- the change log files are also stored in this way, so that when the auxiliary managers are activated by the activation agents the engineering change data can be adopted very quickly into shared memory mapped files or the operation management system of the arrangement.
- FIG 1 shows an embodiment of the invention
- the arrangement according to the invention has an engineering unit EA, which belongs to the above-mentioned data manager of the generic arrangement.
- the engineering unit EA there is a database DB that contains engineering data, i.e. data that, among other things, system administration and domain data / database maintenance.
- the engineering unit EA offers users the option of grouping / saving their data changes in logically separate jobs, so-called jobs, in the database. The function and task of the jobs will be discussed in more detail later. Over a
- Data processing unit DA, engineering unit EA is connected to change log files CL1, CL2, CL3 and CL4 of application modules ABI, AB2, AB3 of a real-time basic data processing unit ED and a real-time basic processing layer, which is otherwise not shown.
- Each of these application blocks ABI to AB3 has a shared memory mapped file
- the applications S1 to S3 are system start-up applications as they are known as SCADA. This includes process data processing and calculation, alarm processing, presentation and control, including network topological switching operations.
- the applications Pl to P3 relate to energy billing and the acquisition, processing and storage of Energy diminished yield.
- the applications Cl to C3 serve to connect telecontrol devices to the arrangement.
- the real-time basic processing unit ED also contains an archive module AV, which contains archives based on RDBMS Oracle (Relational Database Management System).
- FIG. 1 also shows, an auxiliary manager HM1, HM2, HM3 and HM4 is provided in each application module ABI to AB3 and in the archive module AV, each of which connects to the upstream change log files CL1 to CL4 and the subordinate ones
- auxiliary managers HM1 to HM3 of the application modules ABI to AB3 can be supplied with operating data via data lines (cf. FIG. 2 data line DL1). This operating data can be fed directly to the respective auxiliary manager or via so-called thin clients TC1, which can also be designed as shared memory mapped files.
- auxiliary managers HM1 to HM3 are connected to other corresponding application modules Abw via data lines DL1 to DL3; The same applies to the RDBMS service RS, which communicates with the other application modules via a further data link DL4.
- orders, so-called jobs are stored in the database DB of the engineering unit EA, which serve as engineering change data for incrementally changing engineering data.
- These orders which are developed off-line independently of the operation of the arrangement and are stored in the database DB, are activated when activated by a - not shown - Activation manager implemented in the data preparation device DA in such a way that its data structure matches the data model of the respective application module ABI to AB3.
- the engineering change data implemented in this way are stored in the change log files CL1 to CL3.
- an activation agent AA is used, which is controlled via the activation manager mentioned above.
- This activation agent AA is connected to the auxiliary managers HM1 to HM3 and, when activated, has the effect that the auxiliary managers HM1 to HM3 allow the engineering change data stored in the change log files CL1 to CL3 to take effect; this engineering change data is thus suddenly transferred to the shared memory mapped files SMMF1 to SMMF3.
- the processing of operating data only has to be interrupted for a short time because the engineering change data is already available in a prepared data structure.
- FIG. 2 An embodiment is shown in FIG. 2 with the aid of the application module ABI according to FIG. 1, in which another application module ABI 'is assigned in parallel to the application module ABI.
- the further application module ABI ' has a further auxiliary manager HML', further change log files CL1 'and further shared memory mapped files SMMFL'.
- Both change log files CLl and CLl ' are connected on the input side to the engineering unit shown only schematically here.
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