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A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project
This paper describes the design, management and development of the new access control system for the Antiproton Deceleration experimental area, called the AD Project. As this project includes all the elements for the industrial evolution of the present access control system it is an ideal test bed f...
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author | Scibile, L |
author_facet | Scibile, L |
author_sort | Scibile, L |
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description | This paper describes the design, management and development of the new access control system for the Antiproton Deceleration experimental area, called the AD Project. As this project includes all the elements for the industrial evolution of the present access control system it is an ideal test bed for future access systems. The adoption of new technologies and techniques are described, and the benefits and the shortfalls are highlighted. The open redundant architecture solution, based on a PROFIBUS network and standard industrial components (HP-UNIX, Siemens S7 PLC, Siemens Industrial PC, door locks), guarantees reliability, safety and optimal integration. The project team took advantage of the Goal Directed Project Management technique and managed to define a clear and effective strategy. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 1999 |
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spelling | cern-3885072019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/388507engScibile, LA test bed for the future access control system: the AD ProjectHealth Physics and Radiation EffectsThis paper describes the design, management and development of the new access control system for the Antiproton Deceleration experimental area, called the AD Project. As this project includes all the elements for the industrial evolution of the present access control system it is an ideal test bed for future access systems. The adoption of new technologies and techniques are described, and the benefits and the shortfalls are highlighted. The open redundant architecture solution, based on a PROFIBUS network and standard industrial components (HP-UNIX, Siemens S7 PLC, Siemens Industrial PC, door locks), guarantees reliability, safety and optimal integration. The project team took advantage of the Goal Directed Project Management technique and managed to define a clear and effective strategy.CERN-ST-99-031oai:cds.cern.ch:3885071999-02-02 |
spellingShingle | Health Physics and Radiation Effects Scibile, L A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title | A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title_full | A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title_fullStr | A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title_full_unstemmed | A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title_short | A test bed for the future access control system: the AD Project |
title_sort | test bed for the future access control system: the ad project |
topic | Health Physics and Radiation Effects |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/388507 |
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