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5 – Func. unit ref. archi.The three PAC platforms can be used in this class of architecture, even if M340 is the preferredsolution to deliver a cost driven architecture.EthernetCANopenEthernetHARTModbus SLM340 Optimized Functional UnitFigure 24: Optimized functional unit reference architectureThis reference architecture can be used in a water process, a subway or an electrical energyprocess (small hydro power) that requires a cost effective solution. It can also be used in an Easytype of iPMCC solution as described in the following figure. CANopen and Modbus serial linecommunications are mixed to connect the different types of device of an iPMCC.Figure 25: Example of Easy iPMCC© 2012 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved46
5 – Func. unit ref. archi.For critical applications where PAC redundancy is required, the optimized functional unit can offera hot standby architecture providing a highly available solution. Premium hot standby is thepreferred solution even if in some applications Quantum PACs can also be proposed.EthernetCANopenEthernetHARTModbus SLPremium Redundant Optimized Functional UnitFigure 26: Example of redundant optimized reference architecture5.3.2. Functional unit characteristicsThe aim of this subsection is to give the main characteristics of a typical PlantStruxure optimizedfunctional unit.One M340 PAC (or Premium PAC for hot standby architecture)PlantStruxure library: Around 500 objects50 to 70 motors with different types of starter10 managed by VSD (ATV312 but also ATV61/71 in some cases)Five managed by soft starter (ATS22,48)35 managed by direct starter(TeSys-U but also TeSys-T in some cases)25 valves – 20 digital and five analog© 2012 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved47
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