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Chua Teck Guan
Commercial Director - NSEA
April 2014
Introducing Belden
A Rich Heritage
Founded by Joseph Belden
in 1902 in Chicago
A long history of innovation for
communications technologies
Early customers
included Thomas Edison
Belden Today
Introducing Belden
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Company Overview
Belden
delivers highly
engineered signal
transmission
solutions for
mission-critical
applications in a
diverse set of
global markets
Vertical Markets
Entertainment
Data Centers
Machine Building
Transportation
Power
Applications
Data
Sound
Video
Product Platforms
Networking
Connectivity
Cable
Belden delivers
highly engineered
signal transmission
solutions for
mission-critical
applications in
a diverse set of
global markets
Signal
Transmission
Solutions
Networking
Connectivity
Cable
Leading
Market
Positions and
Brands
Mission
Critical
Applications
Commitment
to Innovation
In 1924, Hirschmann
company is founded by
Richard Hirschmann in
Esslingen near Stuttgart,
Southern Germany.
In 2005, Hirschmann
Automation and Control
GmbH is formed.
In 2007, Belden Inc.
acquires Hirschmann
Automation and Control.
Industrial IT Solutions
Mission Critical Networking Systems
mechanical stress
Operating temperature from -40 C
to + 70 C
Applicable in wet and condensing
environments
Approvals for ship, train and vehicle
use (GL, EN50155, E1, EN50121,
EN45545)
Full management support including
SNMP, MRP and LLDP
High MTBF
DIN EN 50155
Shock
Vibration
Temperature Range
-40 / +70 C (+85
DIN EN 45545
C)
DIN EN 50121
EMV
IRIS is analog to the standard ISO/TS 16949 which covers the requirements of the car
industry a new industrystandard covering the requirements for the Railway Industry.
As Railway Application are long term applications IRIS focusses on Reliability, Availability
and Maintainability of the products in the application.
Products / projects with project lead times up to more than 20 years were covered.
Though IRIS is focussed on the requirements of the Railway Industry it also strengthened
the partnership between customers and suppliers and improves the common
understanding of products and communication.
IRIS includes ISO 9001 but is much more. The result of a 3rd party audit is not only
passed / not passed but gives practical improvement areas by an assesment tool with a
questionaire of 253 questions in different quality levels. This allows to focus on objectives
to improve the company and makes its calculable.
Vergleich Ergebnis HAC IRIS Audit 2010 und Anforderungen IRIS - ISO 9001
Bea rbeitungsdauer und
Bea rbeitungsqua lit t bei
Reklam ationen ve rbesse rn
100%
8.5 Verbesserung
8.4 Datenanalyse
90%
80%
ISO 9001:2008
70%
60%
50%
40%
5.3 Qualittspoli ti k
30%
20%
5.4 Planung
10%
0%
7.7 Projektmanagement
6.3 Infrastruktur
FMEA in Produktion
forcieren
7.4 Beschaffung
7.3 Entwicklung
IRIS Anforderungen
IRIS Certificate
IRIS = International Railway Industry Standard
Verg leich Ergebnis HAC IRIS Audit 2010 un d Anforderun gen IRIS - ISO 9001
Bearbeitungsdauer und
Bearbeitungsqualitt bei
Reklamation en verbessern
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
5.4 Planung
10%
0%
6.4 Ar beitsumgebung
FMEA in Produktion
forcieren
7.4 Beschaffung
7.3 Entwicklung
IRIS Anforderungen
Other Certificates
Metro Automation
Information System Networks
Signaling
System Network
Automatic Train
Supervision(ATS)
ISCS Network
Communication Backbone
Network
(CBN
Building Automation
System(BAS)
Passenger Information
System(PIS)
Computer based
Interlocking( CI )
CCTV
Access Control
System(ACS)
Power SCADA
System (PSCADA)
Automatic Fare
Collection(AFC)
Fire Alarm
system(FAS)
Maintenance Support
System (MSS )
Public Announcement
(PA)
Platform Screen
Door System(PSD)
Signaling System
Mission Critical System to ensure the safe running of the train. It monitor and control the train in real-time basis to improve
the overall transportation efficiency.
Signaling system in the Metro typically composed by ATC(Automatic Train Control) system, it consists 3 sub systems:
These 3 sub systems composed a closed-loop system through the information switching network, to combine the ground
control and onboard control, field control and central control.
Network Requirement:
Should not interconnected with other system network, running independently to ensure the maximum safety
Ring network is typically required, and the network should be high reliable, real-time and fast recovery in case of any
network failure
Layer 2 network is typically considered to simplify the network design, better real-time performance and fast recovery
Normally 4 Rings
ATS network: 2 redundant Rings
Signaling Backbone Network: 2 Redundant Rings
ATS Network
In device centralized stations: L3 PowerMICE is typically used
In non device centralized stations: L2 RS20/30 is typically used
Signaling Backbone Network
In device centralized stations: L3 PowerMICE is typically used
In non device centralized stations: L2 RS20/30 is typically used
Network marked with pink line representing Trackside Ring network, connecting signaling
devices at Trackside through controllers to the Signaling backbone Network
Network Requirements
Typically Ring Network, could be Single Ring or Dual Rings according to the budget limit.
Very fast recovery time required. HIPER-Ring offers possibility of less than 50ms
Since many subsystems are connected into ISCS network, in order to limit the broadcast domain and limit the network
failure influences, ISCS network is typically a L3 routed network leveraging the fast routing recovery protocol like
OSPF
Today, more and more requirement regarding CCTV application is discussed, which lead to the migration from
backbone network platform(typically MSTP/SDH network) to Industrial Ethernet based ISCS network. As video
streams are huge and often transmitted by means of Multicast, dynamic multicast routing protocol such as PIM-SM is
becoming essential to properly handle them.
Each Station equipped with 2*L3P MACH4002 and build two gigabit MRP/HIPER-Ring
Industrial grade backbone, high reliable switch enables max. MTBF
L3 Gateway redundancy is realized through HiVRRP technology and if one router fails,
the other one will takeover in less than 300ms
Project References
in P.R. China
easing the city heavy traffic pressure and benefit more than
200,000 residents who are now living along the subway line.
Metro Line 3 practice the "Large Stations & Fast Trains" policy
The train traveling speed reach 55 kilometers an hour by the
end of 2006 and top speed can reach 120 kilometers an hour.
Project Parameters
18 stations
36.1 km
120 km per hour
early 2002
Jan 2007
Network topology
Dual redundant Gigabit Ethernet fiber optic rings (Double HIPER-Ring)
with redundant ring coupling
Product quantity
38 MACH 3002
2 MACH 3005 with M-Router
HiVision
VLANs
HiRRP
HiVision Network Management for diagnosis and configuration
Network Diagram
Station Picture
Requirements
Redundant ring network configuration
High reliability for reduced maintenance costs
No interruption of railway data in the case of a
single fault
Expansibility for the future
Capability of full management
High bandwidth for great capability of
communication
Key Products
MACH3002
MACH3005
HiVision
across the Tianjing city from the west to the east, its
length is over 22km, with 19 stations.
Network Requirements
State of the art technology, low Total Cost of Ownership
The network should operate without being obsoleted for next 5-10 years
Commercial off-the-shelf system to max. lower the investment risk
Security
Must ensure the secure and safe transmission especially to some mission
critical applications
Reliability
24 hours per day, 365 days per year of uninterrupted operations
Belden Solution
10G Industrial Ethernet to be able to handle many application data
especially such considerable video streams in real time basis
Modular design of the switch ensure that future network expansion will
not influence any existing running applications
Requirements
Industrial graded
High temperature range
Compact rail switch and fanless design
Managed switch with L2 firmware
100 Base 8 ports with 6 TX and 2 FX
Trackside certification: EN50121-4
Application Overview
To
Station
network
TRACKSIDE
100m
50m
TRACKSIDE LEAKY
CO-AXIAL AND ANTENNA
Enclosure View
Transport Automation
Customer's benefit:
Rugged, heavy-duty devices suitable
for the specific application.
Multi-ring connection capabilities
Easy network management and
supervision via a SCADA system
Availability of training and consulting
services from the Hirschmann
Competence Center.
RS2-FX/FX
Transport Automation
Transport Automation
Customer's benefit:
Universal product family
Redundant design with fast HIPER rings
Industry proven products
Transport Automation
Requirements:
To develop a new, efficient and future-proof
passenger information system.
Transport Automation
RS2-FX/FX
Transport Automation
Transport Automation
Solution:
Two HIPER-ring Fast Ethernet networks
for video and remote control systems
Two HIPER-ring Fast Ethernet networks
for signal box guidance systems
Industrial Ethernet switches with a loss
budget of 16dB@1300nm
Customer's benefit:
Extremely fast redundancy processes,
with up to 50 industrial Ethernet
switches in the HIPER-ring
No single point of failure
Comprehensive product family
Simple maintenance
High upgrade flexibility
Competent support
RS2-FX/FX
MICE 3124
Transport Automation
30 subway stations
Distances between stations 520 m to 2610 m
Total length of optical fiber network more than 39 km
Switched network with 200 Mbps backbone
RS2-FX/FX and GLS402
Project Parameters
Requirements
High reliability and stability
Small size and DIN Rail mounting
Fast recovery time
Solution
Key Products
RS20-0400M2M2TDAE
MS30-0802
MS20-0800
Consulting
Training
Support
Advice
Basic information
Planning
Product introduction
Project procedure
Preparation of system specifications with time schedule
Co-ordination and monitoring
Startup operation
Industrial
Networking
Industrial
Connectivity
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Innovations
Hirschmann Technology Overview 1
Clear Space Wireless
Clear Space Technology guarantees
uninterrupted WLAN transmission in outdoor
applications by eliminating all concurrent radio
frequencies. This leads to low er noise level
and less packet loss. Especially in industrial
environments w here different radio
technologies are used, Clear Space makes
the use of WLAN possible and reliable.
ESD Protection
OpenBAT devices also have
integrated ESD protection
w hich significantly increases
lifetime of the devices. The
integration of ESD protection
additionally saves
installation space and cost.
WLAN installations therefore
become stable and reliable
in environments like in trains
or in mines w here electrical
fields and static discharges
may harm the internal
electronics.
Tofino
The EAGLE Tofino
industrial security solution
empow ers Automation
Engineers to design and
implement their netw ork
security solution, w ith a
minimum of IT know ledge.
The EAGLE Tofino
facilitates a defence in
depth security posture, as
recommended in the ISA99 and IEC 62443
standards for industrial
netw orks.
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Innovations
Hirschmann Technology Overview 2
Event Log on Mobile Devices
Network management is a key
component of network availability.
Industrial HiVision v5.x enables you
to view network event logs on smart
phones and tablets, ensuring you
have this critical information at your
fingertips, wherever you are.
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Field Level
Switches
IP67-Industrial
Switches
Control Level
Switches
Security
FiberINTERFACES
Wireless LAN
Control Room
Switches
Backbone
Switches
Ruggedized
Switches
Network
Management
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Product features
High port density and up to 3x10GE in a full wire
speed architecture
Special technologies like PoE+, PTPv2, MRP
and Sub Ring Manager
Designed for extremely high demands with
regard to shock and vibration resistance as well
as electromagnetic compatibility
Verticals
Alternative Power Generation
Factory Automation
Power Transmission & Distribution (Substation)
Transportation
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Security
Security solutions for quick and cost effective implementation
of cyber security protection
Customer benefits
Cost-effective industrial router
Reduced learning curve
Security for existing networks
Future proofing your investment
Applications
Create security zones throughout the control
network to protect critical system components
Complete control of external service personnel
Product features
Router, firewall, VPN client/server
Deep packet inspection for Modbus/TCP and OPC
NAT 1:n, 1:1, Double
Bridging mode with Layer 2 filtering
Dynamic firewall rules
Layer 2 and Layer 3 redundancy mechanisms
Off-line configuration
Verticals
Machine Building
Factory Automation
Process Automation
Transportation
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Wireless LAN
Wireless LAN portfolio for use in robust outdoor applications
as well as in hazardous areas
Customer benefits
Maximum security
High bandwidth
Maximum stability
Highly flexible and cost effective
Applications
Remote access of offshore wind turbines
Connection of intelligent devices on vehicles
Mobile monitoring and control on refineries,
harbors and mines.
Product features
High protection class, extended temperature rate,
shock and vibration stability
Designed for harsh and demanding industrial
environment with innovative Clear Space
Technology
Long lasting devices, high MTBF guarantee low
failure rate
Redundant design enables high availability and
network stability
Supporting highest security standards for
guaranteed safe and reliable networking
Verticals
Transportation
Oil & Gas
Wind Energy
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Network Management
Network Management software for configuration, diagnosis
and monitoring of industrial networks
Customer benefits
Improved efficiency
Enhanced ease of use
Maximized uptime
Applications
Monitoring and trend analysis for all manageable
devices
Configuration of medium to large size networks
Verticals
Factory Automation
Traffic Control
Alternative Power Generation
Transportation
Product features
MultiConfig for installation and live operation
Automatic topology detection using LLDP
Integration of third-party devices
Device and link status display and propagation
Configurable thresholds
Customizable event logs
Asset management
Long term reporting
OPC server and ActiveX control
for SCADA integration
Client / Server architecture
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Industrial Cables
Multi-Conductor and Paired Cables, Shipboard Cables, Security and
Alarm, Industrial Data (Ethernet)
Customer benefits
Maximum uptime
Safety
Reduced maintenance
Applications
Industrial data communication networks and
Fieldbus systems
System control, monitoring and measurement
systems
Security, alarm, surveillance, CCTV and
recording systems
Verticals
Discrete and Process Industries
Industrial Automation
Transportation
Enterprise (Industrial, Buildings)
Product features
High shield coverage and shield strength
International standards including LSNH
and flame retardancy
Long flex life and robust
Highly resistant in harsh environments
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Customer benefits
Fast availability of data
Potential for network growth
Network reliability and data security
Applications
LAN networks
Wind farms
Re-deployable A/V communication
Verticals
Data Centers
Alternative Power Generation
Professional Broadcast
Product features
Compact design
Torsion tested
Core bonded jackets
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Product features
High density copper and fiber network I
infrastructure systems, e.g. 10GX 1U 48 port,
FX UHD panels
High-Bandwidth systems that exceed industry
standards, e.g. 10GX, 4800, 2400, 1200
Applications
Advanced network infrastructures
Real time information services
Verticals
Data Centers
Education
Finance
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Broadcast Cables
HDTV Fiber/Copper Composite Cables, Mobile Fiber, AES/EBU
Digital Audio Cables, Video Triax
Customer benefits
Easy to install
Reliability of absolute signal
integrity
Maximum uptime
Product features
Ruggedness, flexibility and long flex life
Exceeding market standards
HD Performance (i.e. 1080i/50 Hz high definition formats)
Maximum transmission length (i.e. SMPTE 292M standard)
Guaranteed return loss
Applications
Camera, audio, video
Lighting control
Mobile audio-video and data
Backbone and horizontal
cabling
Verticals
Professional Broadcast
Places of Assembly
Recreation
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Verticals
Machine Building
Product features
Drag chain suitability
Resistance to coolants and lubricants
Free of halogen and substances
detrimental to paint adhesion
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Q&A
Any Question?