GE IS210BPPCH1AD – Complete Technical Dossier

• I/O Support: Interfaces with the backplane to support analog and digital I/O modules, facilitating signal acquisition from field devices such as temperature sensors, pressure transmitters, and valve actuators.
• Power Supply: Operates on 24 VDC with protection against overvoltage, reverse polarity, and electrical transients, ensuring stable performance in industrial settings.
• Environmental Tolerance: Designed for industrial operation with a temperature range of -20°C to +70°C, resistance to vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference (EMI), and compliance with relevant industrial standards.
• Form Factor: Engineered for rack-mounted installation in control cabinets, compatible with the Mark VIe chassis and backplane system, allowing hot-swappable deployment without system shutdown.

Function Features:

• Real-Time Control Processing: Executes control logic with deterministic timing for turbine startup, load management, synchronization, and shutdown sequences.
• Redundant Operation Support: Fully compatible with dual-redundant system configurations to ensure continuous operation and high availability in critical power generation environments.
• Advanced Diagnostics: Provides continuous self-monitoring, fault detection, and error reporting accessible through the HMI or engineering workstation for efficient troubleshooting and maintenance.
• System Integration: Seamlessly integrates with other modules in the Mark VIe ecosystem, including I/O cards, power supplies, and operator interfaces, enabling a fully distributed control architecture.
• Security and Data Integrity: Incorporates secure boot mechanisms and data validation protocols to prevent unauthorized access and ensure firmware integrity.

Applications:

• Gas and Steam Turbine Control: Widely used in power plants for monitoring and controlling gas and steam turbines in simple cycle, combined cycle, and cogeneration facilities.
• Industrial Energy Systems: Deployed in refineries, chemical plants, and large manufacturing sites where reliable on-site power and mechanical drive systems are essential.
• Aeroderivative and Industrial Turbines: Applied in both heavy-duty and aeroderivative turbine installations for pipeline compression, offshore platforms, and mobile power units.
• Turbine Protection and Monitoring: Functions as a core element in turbine protection systems, processing critical signals and initiating trip actions when unsafe conditions are detected.
• Control System Upgrades: Frequently used in retrofit and modernization projects to replace older control hardware while maintaining compatibility with existing infrastructure and operational workflows.