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Honeywell DOE Wireless and Sensing Program

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Honeywell DOE Wireless and Sensing Program

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  1. Honeywell DOE Wireless and Sensing Program

  2. Infrastructure Infrastructure Nodes “ Nodes “ INs INs ” ” LR LR LR - - - RF RF RF Control system e.g. Control system e.g. SRF SRF SRF “ “ Ubiquitous” Ubiquitous” Advanced Advanced Sensor Nodes Sensor Nodes Applications Applications LR LR - - RF RF "at Arbitrary "at Arbitrary LR LR LR - - - RF RF RF Locations Locations SRF SRF GW GW SRF SRF SRF LR LR LR - - - RF RF RF SRF SRF SRF Wireless Architecture for Industrial Systems • Create and field a wireless communication system based on a unique system architecture that tightly integrates highly robust radio communications with security features essential for large-scale deployment of low-cost industrial sensors • Enable application of wireless sensors to massively instrumented distributed process parameters not traditionally monitored for energy usage and/or environmental impact • Demonstrate and test an affordable and easy-to-use wireless network technology in an industrial environment at two demonstration sites.

  3. Infrastructure Infrastructure Nodes “ Nodes “ INs INs ” ” LR LR LR - - - RF RF RF Control system e.g. Control system e.g. SRF SRF SRF “ “ Ubiquitous” Ubiquitous” Advanced Advanced Sensor Nodes Sensor Nodes Applications Applications LR LR - - RF RF "at Arbitrary "at Arbitrary LR - RF LR LR - - RF RF Locations Locations SRF SRF GW GW SRF SRF SRF LR - RF LR LR - - RF RF SRF SRF SRF Honeywell DOE Wireless Partners • Honeywell Labs • Program Leadership and Vision • Security Key management • Fieldbus/Modbus/OPC gateway • NTRU • Security Strategy Validation • Figure8 • ZigBee network testing • ADCON • Radio testing and consulting • Honeywell Bangalore • 802.15.4 Development • FHSS Slot Schedular • 802.11 Development • ChevronTexaco • Voice of the Customer • Wireless Sensor Testing • Honeywell Specialty Chemical • Voice of the Customer • Wireless Sensor Testing • EPRI • Standards development • Industrial Test Site Development • Honeywell IM&C • Voice of the Customer • Requirements analysis • System Design • Omnex • FHSS radios • Ember • Network latency • Mesh network configuration and recovery • TransAlta • Voice of the Customer • Honeywell HPS • Voice of the Customer • Requirements analysis • System Design

  4. “Industrial” Wireless Domains • Analog radio • Wireless IT • Video monitoring • Equipment monitoring and diagnostics • Industrial process monitoring and control Disparate requirements by the different domains hampers emergence of widely accepted industrial wireless standard

  5. Honeywell DOE area of focus • Analog radio • Wireless IT • Video monitoring • Equipment monitoring and diagnostics • Industrial process monitoring and control

  6. Infrastructure Infrastructure Nodes “ Nodes “ INs INs ” ” LR LR LR - - - RF RF RF Control system e.g. Control system e.g. SRF SRF SRF “ “ Ubiquitous” Ubiquitous” Advanced Advanced Sensor Nodes Sensor Nodes Applications Applications LR LR - - RF RF "at Arbitrary "at Arbitrary LR - RF LR LR - - RF RF Locations Locations SRF SRF GW GW SRF SRF SRF LR - RF LR LR - - RF RF SRF SRF SRF Program Directions • Completed extensive Voice of the Customer (VOC) visits to 3 sites: Chemical, Power Generation, PetroChemical • Analyzed feedback from XYR5000 customers installation, use, and future expectations. • Completed extensive RF testing of multiple radio solutions. • Developed system model of for understanding bottlenecks and scalability • Developed secure communications system with convenient key management

  7. Industrial Wireless System - Key Requirements Industrial Wireless for Process Control Demands Unique Set of Requirements

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