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Title: HYDRIL


1
HYDRIL
  • SUBSEA CONTROL MODULE
  • FOR OIL WELL BLOW-OUT PREVENTER
  • (BOPs)
  • Team 3B
  • Matt Hewitt Project Manager
  • Devin Welch Configuration Manager
  • Paul Jaramillo Correspondent
  • Nhat Pham Financial Officer

2
Project Requirements
  • Design and build an electronics module to monitor
    and control the operation of a single ram
    blow-out preventer (BOP) located sub sea.
  • Test the module with a set of actual or simulated
    control system equipment.

3
Solenoid Control
  • The electronics module must independently trigger
    two solenoids when commanded.

4
Continuous Monitoring
  • Flow (in GPM) of Hydraulic Fluid
  • Ram Position via LVDT
  • These values must be transmitted to the computer
    on the ship.

5
Additional Features
  • Self Test Circuitry
  • Redundancy
  • Networkability for single and double ram BOPs
  • Functional at ambient 6700 psi

6
Requirements met
  • Built prototype control module
  • Tested module with Hydril supplied solenoids
  • Continuously sampled Flowmeter and LVDT data with
    A/D chip

7
Requirement work in progress
  • Communication with topside computer
  • Communication with other modules
  • Incorporate Self Test Circuitry
  • Incorporate Redundant Circuits
  • Functionality at 6700 psi

8
Devin WelchConfiguration Manager
9
Functional Block Diagram
10
Functional Block Diagram
Overview
Topside Computer Input
Sub sea Sensor Input
Sub sea Self-Test Output
Control Module
Topside Computer Receiver
11
Functional Block Diagram
Inputs to Control Module
High Pressure Flow Meter 0? 175 GPM
Hydraulic Flow
Analog Data
LVDT Ram Position Measurement
Analog Data
Power and Control Lines Analog 52V Digital 5V
Topside Signals and Power
12
Functional Block Diagram
Control Module
Flow meter
Data Output
Data Acquisition and Transmission
LVDT
Solenoid 1 Coil Output
Solenoid Coil Monitoring Self-Test
Solenoid 2 Coil Output
Control Lines
Solenoid 1
1 / 2
Control Logic Solenoid Activation
Solenoid Drivers 52V, 1/2A
Solenoid 2
ON/OFF
13
Functional Block Diagram
Control Module Outputs
Solenoid 1 Control Line
Solenoid 1
Solenoid 1 Coil Output
Solenoid 2 Control Line
Solenoid 2
Solenoid 2 Coil Output
Data Transmission Lines
Computer Received Output Signals
14
Control Module2nd Level Block Diagrams
15
Data Acquisition
Digital Circuit Board
Data Out
Analog Signal 0-5V
A/D Converter
Flow meter
Control In
FPGA
Data Out
Analog Signal 0-10V
A/D Converter
LVDT
Control In
16
Flowmeter A/D Converter
17
LVDT A/D Converter
18
Solenoid Coil Self-Test
DPDT Relay
Relay Coil Control
Solenoid Driver Power
52V
Data Out
FPGA
FPGA Signal
3.3V
Solenoid Coil
A/D
0
Control In
R
0
19
FPGA Control Logic
20
FPGA
Inputs/Outputs
Digital Flow meter Data
Flow meter A/D Control
Solenoid 1 Control Line
Digital LVDT Data
LVDT A/D Control
Spartan XC3S400
Digital Coil Data
Solenoid 2 Control Line
Coil A/D Control
Topside Computer Control Lines
21
Solenoid Drivers
22
Solenoid Activation
Analog Circuit Board
FPGA Control Line 1
Vcc Gnd
Solenoid Driver
Solenoid 1
Driver Control line
FPGA Control Line 2
Vcc Gnd
Solenoid Driver
Solenoid 2
Driver Control line
Vcc52V
23
Solenoid Driver Schematic
24
Paul JaramilloCorrespondent
25
VHDL Structure
  • Two Components
  • State Machine
  • 16-bit Shift Register
  • Serial In Parallel Out (SIPO)

26
State Machine Function Table
User Specified Voltage
27
State Machine Transition
State Translation S00 Wait (Initial) S01 Close
BOP S10 Open BOP S11 Not Used
28
16-bit Shift Register
29
A 2 D Converter Timing
30
Read/Convert Process
31
A-2-D Data Latch
32
Nhat PhamFinancial Officer
33
Parts cost
34
Labor cost
35
Actual Budget
36
Budget difference
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