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HG/T 20508-2000 Control room design regulations (with clause explanation)

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Standard ID: HG/T 20508-2000

Standard Name: Control room design regulations (with clause explanation)

Chinese Name: 控制室设计规定(附条文说明)

Standard category:Chemical industry standards (HG)

state:in force

Date of Release2000-11-22

Date of Implementation:2001-06-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:71.010

Standard Classification Number:Engineering Construction>>Raw Materials Industry, Communications, Broadcasting Engineering>>P72 Petrochemical, Chemical Engineering

associated standards

alternative situation:HG/T 20508-1992

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other information

Publishing department:State Petroleum and Chemical Industry Bureau

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This regulation applies to the design of the central control room of chemical production equipment. The design of auxiliary control room and field control room can refer to it. HG/T 20508-2000 Control room design regulations (with clause explanation) HG/T20508-2000 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
Code of Process Controlling and MeasuringInstrumentation for Chemical Plant2000-11-22
State Administration of Petroleum and Chemical Industry
2001 - 06 - 01
"Code of Chemical Control Design" is an industry standard organized and compiled by the National Chemical Control Design Technology Center Station according to the basic work tasks for 1999 arranged by the China Chemical Survey and Design Association [19991015]. This regulation contains 13 independent automatic control design regulations such as "Automation Instrument Selection and Design Regulations", which is a standing technical standard for preliminary design/basic design and engineering design (construction drawing design) of chemical control professionals. There are 11 regulations in the "Code of Chemical Control Design" that are revisions to the corresponding regulations of the 1992 edition, 1 regulation (common terms and terms for automatic control design) is a revision of the 1984 edition CD standard, and 1 regulation (programmable controller system setting regulations) is a newly compiled standard. The above-mentioned HG standard of 1992 and CD standard of 1984 have played an important role in the design of chemical automatic control. However, due to the development of instrument manufacturing and automatic control technology, some inapplicable provisions of the 1992 edition need to be revised, and some new contents need to be added; some provisions refer to other professional standards, and the referenced standards have been revised, so the standards of the automatic control profession should also be revised accordingly. The newly compiled 1 regulation was compiled after a long period of preparation based on the needs of automatic control design work. During the revision process, we conducted extensive investigations and studies on the problems existing in the original regulations, summarized the practical experience of chemical automatic control design in recent years, and solicited opinions on design, construction, production, manufacturing, etc. The main issues were discussed many times and finally finalized after review. The Chemical Industry Automatic Control Design Regulations make clear, systematic and detailed regulations for the chemical industry automatic control design work, such as instrument (including PLC) selection, control room (including automatic analyzer room) design, instrument power supply and gas supply and piping and wiring design, signal alarm safety interlock system design, and instrument grounding, heating, insulation, isolation, European washing design and other specific work. In addition, this standard also makes unified regulations for the functional signs and graphic symbols of process measurement and control instruments and common terms and terms for automatic control design. This series of regulations reflects the rich experience of automatic control design work in the chemical industry, adapts to the needs of the development of process control technology at home and abroad, and is in line with relevant international standards. This standard plays a guiding and normative role in the design of chemical industry automatic control, and plays a guarantee role in improving efficiency and design quality. The Chemical Automation Design Regulations and Chemical Plant Automation Engineering Design Regulations (HG/T20636~20639) form a complete set of chemical automation design standards. This standard series includes all the standards required for chemical automation design, such as design management, design document preparation, and various technical regulations for automation design, etc., which meet the needs of various chemical plant automation engineering designs at home and abroad. This regulation is also applicable to automation design work in industries such as petrochemicals, light industry, textiles, medicine, metallurgy, and electricity. Thirteen chemical automatic control design regulations are as follows: 1.
Functional signs and graphic symbols of process measurement and control instrumentsAutomation instrument selection and design regulations
Control room design regulations
Instrument power supply design regulations
Instrument gas supply design regulations
Signal alarm and safety interlock system design regulationsInstrument piping and wiring design regulations
Instrument system grounding design regulations
Instrument and pipeline heating and insulation design regulationsInstrument isolation and European washing design regulations
Automatic analyzer room design regulations
Common terms and terms for automatic control design
Programmable controller system engineering design regulations HG/T 20505 - 2000
HC/T 20507 - 2000
HG/T 20508 -- 2000
HG/T 20509 -- 2000
HG/T 20510 - 2000
HC/T 20511 - 2000
HG/T 20512 - 2000
HG/T 20513 - 2000
HG/T 20514 - 2000
HG/T 205 15 - 2000
HG/T20516-2000
HG/T 20699 - 2000
HG /T 20700 - 2000
The units and main compilers who participated in the compilation of "Chemical Automation Design Regulations" are as follows: China Nangqiu Chemical Engineering Company
China Tianchen Chemical Engineering Company
China Huatai Chemical Engineering Company
China Donghua Engineering Company
China Wuhuan Chemical Engineering Company
Sinopec Group Lanzhou Design Institute
China Hualu Engineering Company
Nanjing Chemical Industry (Group) Company Design Institute China Chengda Chemical Engineering Company
Jilin Chemical Engineering Company
Zhang Xiaohua
Li Dongfei
Cai Dechun
An Tiefu
Huang Yanping
Wang Bingkun
Yu Yonglin
Tong Qiujie
Liu Gaochen
Main reviewers of the Chemical Automation Design Regulations (in order of the number of strokes of the surnames): Ma Dexin
Yan Bangming
Xu Meiqing
Wang Fabing
Zhang Jian-
Zhu Weiliang
Zhang Zhenji
Huang Yanhu
Reviewer of "Chemical Automation Design Regulations": Huang Yanping
Zhang Sheji
Tong Qiujie
Sun Jianwen
Zhou Dingxin
Zhang Dunhui
Liu Xichen
Zhao Wenhua
Tong Qiujie
Lei Limin
Ma Dexin
Zhang Jiaohui
Chen Weiliang
Yan Bangming
Zhou Dingxin
Li Yi-le
Wang Yuhong
Li Yibing
Lei Limin
Zhang Zhenji
Ye Hongbiao
Ren Guangdong
Sun Jianwen
Zhang Tongke
Li Dongfei
He Dayun
Dai Yimin
In the process of implementing this standard, if you find that there is a need for modification or supplement, please send your opinions and relevant information to the National Chemical Automation Design Technology Center (No. 1, Fuli West Road, Xigu, Lanzhou, Postal Code 730060) for reference in future revisions.
National Chemical Automation Control Design Technology Center October 2000
Total Contents
HG/T20505-2000 "Functional Symbols and Graphic Symbols for Process Measurement and Control Instruments" 1
Instrument Functional Symbols
Instrument Function Letters and Common Abbreviations
Instrument Graphic SymbolsbZxz.net
Graphic Symbol Application Examples
Explanation of Terms Used in This Regulation
Explanation of Articles
HG/T20507-2000 "Automation Instrument Selection and Design Regulations" 1
Temperature Instruments
Pressure Instruments Meter
Flow meter
Level meter
Process analysis instrument
Display control instrument
Instrument panel
Control valve
Appendix A
Appendix B
Terms used in this regulation,
Article explanation·
HG/T20508-2000 "Control room design regulations" 1 General
Central control room of distributed control system
Conventional instrument control room
Terms used in this regulation
·(90)
·(104)
.(134)
(141)
Article explanation,
HG/T20509-2000《Instrument power supply design regulations》1
Instrument power supply scope, load level and power supply typeInstrument power supply quality and capacity
Instrument power supply configuration
Power supply system design and design conditions
Selection of power supply device
Selection of power supply equipment
Wiring of power supply system
Explanation of terms used in this regulation…
Article explanation
HG/T20 510-2000 "Instrument Gas Supply Design Regulations" 1
Gas source quality requirements ·
Gas source device
On-site instrument gas supply method
Control room gas supply
Gas supply system pipeline
Piping material and pipe diameter selection
Terms used in this regulation,
Article explanation
HG/T20511-2000 "Signal alarm, safety interlock system design regulations" General
Signal alarm system
3 Safety interlock system:
Terms used in this regulation Ming,
Article description·
·(170)
·(176)
(179)
·(181)
(183)
(185)
(195)
…(196)
((201)
(203)
·(207)
(208)
(215)
-(220)
(224)
HG/ T20512-2000 "Instrument Piping and Wiring Design Regulations" 1
Basic principles,
Selection of measuring pipelines·
Selection of pneumatic signal pipelines
Laying of measuring pipelines and pneumatic signal pipelines Selection of wires and cables
Laying of wires and cables
Piping and wiring inside instrument panels and cabinets
Explanation of terms used in these regulations,
Explanation of clauses·
HG/T20513-2000 "Instrument System Grounding Design Regulations" 1
Protective grounding.
Working grounding
Grounding system and grounding principles
Grounding connection method
Specifications and structural requirements for bonding resistance, ground resistance and grounding resistance grounding bonding
Appendix A
Precautions for grounding work in instrument system
Explanation of terms used in this regulation·
Explanation of clauses
HG/T20514-2000 "Design regulations for heating and thermal insulation of instruments and pipelines" 1
Heating, thermal insulation
Insulation design
Design of heating system
Insulation system installation
Calculation of thermal insulation material usage
Explanation of terms used in this regulation
Explanation of sacrificial text
·(239)
(241)
(248)
· (266)
((267)
·(269)
(285)
(299)
HG/T20515-2000《Design Regulations for Instrument Isolation and Purging》1
Appendix A
Properties and uses of commonly used isolation fluids
Terms used in this regulation
Articles
H G/T20516-2000《Design Regulations for Automatic Analyzer Rooms》1
Setting up automatic analyzer rooms
Location selection
Structure and layout
Heating and ventilation explosion-proof
Public works
Discharge of samples
Laying of pipelines and cables
Terms used in these regulations
Article explanation
HG/T 206992000《Common Terms and Terminology for Control Design》1
Terms for measurement and instrument characteristics
Terms for process control
Terms for industrial automation instruments
Terms for digital technology and distributed control systemsTerms for control design
Appendix A
Index·
HG/,T 20700-2000 "Programmable Controller System Design Regulations" V
·(306)
·(310)
--(312)
(313)
(332)
·(334)
·(336)
(337)
(339)
-(342)
(350)
(358)
.-{363)
·(373)
(385)
(395)
PLC engineering design procedure,
PLC application scope·
PLC Hardware configuration
PLC software configuration·
PLC inquiry, quotation and evaluation
PLC application software programming·
PLC acceptance
PLC central control, power supply, field wiring and grounding design requirements Appendix A
PL.C Technical Specification Preparation Outline
Terms used in this regulation·
Clause explanation
(418)
(422)
·(428)
(430)
·(431)
(434)
Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
Control Room Design Regulations
Design Code for Control Room RoomHG/T20508-2000
Editing unit: Lanzhou Design Institute of Sinopec Group Approving department: State Bureau of Petroleum and Chemical Industry Implementation date: June 1, 2001 National Chemical Engineering Construction Standard Editing Center (formerly Engineering Construction Standard Editing Center of Ministry of Chemical Industry) 2001 Beijing
This regulation applies to the design of central control room of chemical production equipment, and the design of auxiliary control room and field control room can be implemented as a reference.
1.0.2 The standards cited in this regulation are:
GB 50058
GB 50160
HG/T20512
HG20556
Design Code for Electrical Installations in Explosive and Fire Hazardous Environments, Design Code for Fire Protection in Petrochemical Enterprises,
Design Code for Instrument Piping and Wiring,
Architectural Design Code for Control Rooms in Chemical Plants. When implementing this regulation, the relevant national standards in force shall also be met. 133
2 Central Control Room of Distributed Control System
2.1 Selection of Location of General Plan
2.1.1 The location of the central control room shall be selected in an area without explosion and fire hazard, and its location shall comply with the provisions of the Design Code for Fire Protection in Petrochemical Enterprises (GB50160). If the above provisions cannot be met due to conditions, effective protective measures shall be taken.
2.1.2 A joint control room shall be built for a combined device or multiple process devices in the same boundary area. For factories with conditions, one central control room shall be set up for the whole plant.
2.1.3 For high-voltage and explosion-hazardous process devices, the central control room building shall face away from the device and shall have a certain ability to resist external explosions. 2.1.4 The central control room should be set up separately. When forming a comprehensive building, the central control room should be located on the first floor and should be a relatively independent unit with no direct passages between other units. The control room should not be adjacent to the high-voltage distribution room. If it is adjacent to the high-voltage distribution room, shielding measures should be taken. 2.1.5 In certain circumstances, when the central control room is located in a hazardous area and contains general-purpose electrical equipment or other potential ignition sources, it should prevent the entry of flammable vapors, gases or dust. A positive pressure ventilation system for clean air can be used, and the indoor pressure should not be lower than 25Pa.
2.1.6 The central control room of the whole plant or joint device should be as close to the main device as possible, and the field control case and field cabinet room should be close to the area with frequent operation and concentrated control measurement points. 2.1.7 For process equipment with flammable, explosive, toxic, dusty, water mist or corrosive media, the central control room should be arranged on the upwind side of the dominant wind direction in the region throughout the year or on the leeward side of the wind direction with the lowest frequency throughout the year. 2.1.8 The orientation of the central control room where windows are allowed should be north-facing and south-facing, preferably north-facing or east-facing, and not west-facing. If it cannot be avoided, sunshade measures should be taken.
2.1.9 The central control room should not be close to the main traffic artery of the factory area. If it is unavoidable, the distance between the outermost axis of the control room and the center of the main road should not be less than 20m.
2.1.10 The central control room should be away from high noise sources. 2.1.11 The central control room should be away from vibration sources and places with large electromagnetic interference. For specific regulations, see Articles 2.3.3 and 2.3.5.
2.1.12 The central control room should not be located adjacent to the compressor room and chemical warehouse. 134
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