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ABB PGC5000 Series gas chromatographs PGC5000A

Application flexibility

• PGC5000B Smart Ovens target basic applications

with a fixed set of features

• PGC5000C Smart Ovens target complex

applications requiring multiple detectors for high

application density

• PGC5007 oven targets flare gas monitoring and

total sulfur process applications

• PGC5009 oven designed for fast temperature

programmed simulated distillation analysis

Specification

Master controller

Environmental (enclosure)

Protected from weather

IP 54. (NEMA 3 equivalent)

Ambient temperature range

0 to 50° C (32 to 122° F)

Humidity

95% relative humidity, non-condensing

Dimensions (W x D x H)

596.9 mm x 419.1 mm x 256.5 mm

(23.5 in. x 16.5 in. x 10.1 in.)

Weight

20 kg (44 lbs) (minimum, configuration dependent)

Mounting

Wall: 33 mm (1.3 in.) from wall with brackets

Floor

Optional dolly with casters

EMI / RFI considerations

Conform to class A industrial environment

Electrical entries

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ABB PGC5000 Series Multiple configurations

Features

Ease of use

• Graphics based touch screen HMI

Multiple configurations

• Supports multiple Smart OvenTM configurations,

•  Up to 4 PGC5000B ovens

• Up to 2 PGC5000C ovens

• One PGC5000C with up to 2 PGC5000B ovens

Communication interfaces

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• Ethernet, OPC, MODBUS, 4 to 20mA analog

outputs, VistaNET 2.0 compatible

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Enhanced Data Storage

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• Up to 7 days of chromatograms and reports via

removable SSD card

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Standard inputs / outputs

• Eight isolated 4 to 20mA outputs – Four digital outputs

– Dedicated purge alarm

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– Dedicated common malfunction alarm

• Two additional configurable outputs

ABB PGC5000 Series gas chromatographs PGC5000A

The new standard in industrial gas chromatographs

Measurement made easy

Overview

The PGC5000A Generation 2 master controller

provides all analyzer system control functions and

coordinates internal and external data activities for

all of the PGC5000 Series ovens. The new controller

also supports multiple smart oven configurations to

maximize application flexibility while minimizing

space and utility requirements. The Generation 2

controller is designed with a Real Time (embedded)

Operating System (RTOS) to guarantee critical

system uptime, security and deterministic transfer

of data. The Human Machine Interface (HMI)

includes a 10.4 inch true color touchscreen SVGA

display, universal keypad and touch-pad mouse.

ABB PGC5000 Backwards compatibility and legacy interfacing

Backwards compatibility and legacy interfacing

This interface is supported on the PGC5000 Direct Modbus

TCP from the VistaGateway Modbus Client application, and

OPC server application. If you use a VistaGateway, you only

have to write to one set of registers or OPC tag. If you are

writing direct to the PGC5000 then you must write to each

PGC5000’s Modbus interface because each PGC5000 acts

as a Modbus slave.

If you have legacy instruments (such as the model 3100 or

PGC2000 Series) then you must use a VistaGateway or a

Modbus enabled router. However, the Modbus enabled router

does not support the PGC5000 but you can write through the

Modbus enabled router to the PGC5000 using the Ethernet

switch with the PGC5000 being the actual Modbus slave.

ABB Time synchronization is supported in the PGC5000

Measurement made easy

Time Synchronization in the current data system

Time synchronization is supported in the PGC5000 with

Version 3.0.3.12 and later software.

This feature can be implemented either through a Modbus link

direct from the PGC5000 (acting as a Modbus Slave), or from

a connection to the VistaGateway either using an OPC

connection or a Modbus connection.

With an OPC connection, the tag that is connected and

written to by an OPC Client is the following.

Note: OPC connection not available direct from PGC5000.

SetAnalyzerDate

This is a Canonical Date Type 7 (i.e. DATE).

With a Modbus master connection, the time is set by

adding the following entry to the Modbus Map.

Analyzername.SetAnalyzerClock,1.40001.DATE,

This will then reserve 7 registers in the following order.

40001 Hour

40002 Minute

40003 Second

40004 Day of month

40005 Month

40006 Year

40007 Day of week

The time and date information must be written starting with

hour and finished with the day of the week register. The latter

will trigger the setting of time.

ABB The STAR Server is an appliance server

The STAR Server is an appliance server that saves data

from PGC5000 (Version 4), PGC2000. RVP, and Multiwave.

The STAR Server has three different licensing levels 1-5.

1-15. 1-250. If the 1-250 level is purchased, a 12 Terabyte

hard drive array is supplied in order to guarantee maximum

system availability.

VistaSTAR System

– Distributed, secure, and persisted Access Control List (ACL)

– Device / Application version aware

– Span multiple subnets

– Minimize network port exposure

– Supports IPv4 and IPv6 devices

Features of PGC5000 (Version 4)

– Fully supports the VistaSTAR data system protocols

– Allows remote upgrades

– Allows remote configuration uploads

– Allows remote rebootin

Features of STAR Server

– Store data for PGC5000 (Version 4)

– Stores all analyzer data including every chromatograph

and report for a minimum of 30 days

– Trending and archiving of data values from multiple devices

in the same trend plot

– Batch reprocessing of PGC5000 chromatograms

– Run Repeatability

Features of STAR Client

– View all data stored in STAR Server

– Plant overview

–Application launcher

– User preferences

– Import / Export trends

– Reprocess PGC5000 Chromatograms

– Consistent report viewing across multiple devices

ABB VistaSTAR with PGC5000

Features of STAR Server

– Store data for PGC5000 (Version 4)

– Stores all analyzer data including every chromatograph

and report for a minimum of 30 days

– Trending and archiving of data values from multiple devices

in the same trend plot

– Batch reprocessing of PGC5000 chromatograms

– Run Repeatability

Features of STAR Client

– View all data stored in STAR Server

– Plant overview

–Application launcher

– User preferences

– Import / Export trends

– Reprocess PGC5000 Chromatograms

– Consistent report viewing across multiple devices

ABBVistaSTAR is the next generation of data system

Measurement made easy

VistaSTAR is the next generation of data system interface

software designed to unify the legacy generation

instrumentation that we have in the field with the current

PGC5000 Series of instrumentation for a complete analyzer

asset optimization and plant monitoring tool. VistaSTAR data

system uses many of the existing instrumentation and

applications found in VistaNET. VistaSTAR introduces two

additional applications; the STAR Client and the STAR Server,

and adds several new features to our flagship Process Gas

Chromatograph – PGC5000 Version 4.

The STAR Client is a windows based application that provides

a centralized launch point for the legacy VistaNET applications

and current versions of Remote Client. It also allows the user

to view trends and chromatograms that are historized in the

STAR Server.

The STAR Server is an appliance server that saves data

from PGC5000 (Version 4), PGC2000. RVP, and Multiwave.

The STAR Server has three different licensing levels 1-5.

1-15. 1-250. If the 1-250 level is purchased, a 12 Terabyte

hard drive array is supplied in order to guarantee maximum

system availability.

The PGC5000 analyzer ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU, annex II

ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU, annex II

The PGC5000 analyzer “must be so designed and

constructed as to prevent ignition sources arising,

even in the event of frequently occurring

disturbances or equipment operating faults, which

normally have to be taken into account”. The design

of the analyzer is capable of functioning within the

established operational parameters and of ensuring

a high level of protection necessary for the intended

classified Ex zone 1 area.

The notified body LCIE examined the internal components of the PGC5000

and approved the analyzer as Ex ‘py’ for a zone 1 area:

•    The EC-type examination of the PGC5000 series

analyzer and the IEC Ex test report first evaluated

the internal components to Part 15 of the

harmonized conformity standard IEC60079 (Ex ‘n’)

as either being non-sparking, energy limited or

temperature limited to below the specified

temperature class (ref: certificates EC-type LCIE

09ATEX 1017X and IECEx LCI09.0010X).

•    The EC-type examination of the PGC5000 series

analyzer and the IEC Ex test report then evaluated

the pressurization protection of the enclosure to

part 2 of the harmonized conformity standard

IEC60079 (Ex ‘p’) as being suitable for zone 1 area

without electrical power interlock to the

pressurization system (ref: certificates EU-type

LCIE 09ATEX 3006X and IECEx LCI09.0010X).

ABB This simple pressurization technique for the PGC5000

PGC Certification

This simple pressurization technique for the

PGC5000 is considered an improvement to the

process gas chromatograph analyzer by allowing for

a continual operation without possible disruption

caused by interlocking the electrical power to the

pressurization system. When operated in a zone 1

area, the user of the PGC5000 analyzer is simply

responsible for:

•    Operating the analyzer within the manufacturer’s

established parameters, as described in the

product manuals and the CE conformity

declaration’s special conditions for safe use

•    Providing a reliable supply of protected air for the

enclosure purge and pressurization system

•    Monitoring the alarm state of the pressurization

system in normal operation

•    Responding to the alarm condition of the

pressurization system, which may require

restoring the supply of protected air or the

removal of electrical power and proper isolation

of remaining hazardous live circuits if the area is

potentially hazardous

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