Re: [foxboro] 100 Series FBM Reliability Data
- From: "Perez, Claudio" <CPerez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 11:21:50 -0300
In our case, we are thinking about replacing some nests to FBM200s to
use those 100s as spares, but rewiring is a big problem. We are waiting
for those FBM200s with 100 series form factor. Alex told me that the
project is running, at least last year.=20
In my opinion, replacing CP40 to 60 or ZCP270 and FBM100 to 100 series
form factor FBM200s is the best solution in order to upgrade the system
slowly, without much process interruption.
Regards
Claudio A. Perez
Reliability Eng.
Instrumentation & Control systems
PROFERTIL S.A.
(54) 291 459-8139
cperez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.profertil.com.ar
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De: foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
En nombre de dirk.pauwels@xxxxxxxxxx
Enviado el: Viernes, 19 de Octubre de 2007 10:44
Para: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Asunto: Re: [foxboro] 100 Series FBM Reliability Data
I did not hear of it, but it seems like the logical way to go....after
all,
our systems are running 24/7, replacing an FBM100 by an FBM200 required
a
new baseplate, thus most of the time also a new cabinet......
Although it would be a good thing for emergency replacement for those of
us
who do not have spare FBM100's , I would not consider replacing all of
my
FBM100's by FBM200 in this way, because if we do a complete upgrade to
new
FBM's I would prefer new baseplates & re-wire new cabinets, just to get
rid
of the old & dusty wiring mess in the old cabinets...... We have some
new
FBM200 cabinets and it's so much easier for everyone to work on
Dirk Pauwels - DCS/MOC coordinator
Engineering dept.
Hexion Specialty Chemicals
E mail: dirk.pauwels@xxxxxxxxxx
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"Moore, Kenneth,
Celanese/US"
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My sales rep. mentioned that Foxboro was working on a project to use
200 series hardware in a 100 series form factor. That way existing
customers could replace defective 100 series modules with 200 series
electronics, and not have to re-wire. Has anyone else heard of this
project?=3D20
Ken Moore
Celanese
Enoree, SC
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