IMFECI2 ABB Bailey distributed control system industrial DCS module card

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These two analytics were released first to address
the basic needs of most customers. ABB is
developing further analytics to address asset health
and grid health. Future advanced and predictive
analytics aimed at specific customer segments will
be released over time via software upgrades.
This is the first time in the industry that so many
key distribution transformer parameters are
recorded simultaneously. ABB is capitalizing on this
opportunity by developing artificial intelligence
models that analyze the available data and predict
failures and operational events →3.
Connectivity
Almost 80 percent of distribution transformers
are not connected to or are even near a
communications infrastructure. ABB has included
WiFi in TXpert for customers to retrieve data
and analytics outputs →4-6. For installations in
substations, solar farms, wind farms or wherever
communication access points exist, there is a
wired Ethernet option to allow customers to use
their existing infrastructure. Future expansion
of connectivity options such as LTE wireless will
appear in future releases. TXpert is not locked to
a specific protocol or communication medium,
which allows the customer maximum flexibility of
installation anywhere in their electrical grid.
TXpert has a Web service user interface that does
not require a software installation on customer
computers, thus eliminating any burden on the
customer’s IT organization.
TXpert outputs can be integrated into several
software packages, allowing the customer full
flexibility to display or integrate data and analytics
outputs in a way with which their personnel are
familiar.
Cyber security is a key concern for customers. In
addition to the stringent ABB guidelines followed
during development, testing and validation, three
layers of defense were added to support customers:
• The TXpert built-in WiFi is turned off by default
and needs to be enabled by an RFID access card.
It turns back off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
• Customer computers need to have a
valid security certificate to authenticate
communication sessions.
• Stored data is encrypted and customers need a
decryption key to be able to read the data.