Base Paper 5
Base Paper 5
Base Paper 5
I. INTRODUCTION
Safety is the core issue of the nuclear power industry.
Therefore, monitoring the operation and status of nuclear
power plant equipment is very important to ensure the safety
of nuclear power production. However, the nuclear power
plant system is complex and large in scale, so it is not easy to
obtain huge monitoring parameter information[1-2].With the
popularity of digital control systems in the nuclear power
industry, a large number of communication protocols and
various data transmission modules are used in the
instrumentation and control systems of nuclear power
plants[3-5]. The performance of electronic components in the
radiant area has to meet high requirements [6-8].
Therefore,the structure of the nuclear power plant control
system is mainly based on centralized control and centralized
monitoring. This has resulted in a large-scale central control
system and is more sensitive to cable over-capacity problems.
The reliability of the entire monitoring system during data
transmission is difficult to guarantee. Decentralized control Fig. 1. The structure of the radiation-resistant nuclear power monitoring
and centralized monitoring will become the development platform
trend of the current digital control system for nuclear power
plants in the future. Based on the application requirements In the whole system, the communication control module
and application environment of an advanced pressurized is responsible for the connection between the top-level
water reactor unit in China, this paper studied a central control system and the underlying field monitoring
communication control module that can combine the units. For example, as the slave station communicates with
redundancy technology with the communication work of the the master station in the Profibus-DP protocol, and as the
nuclear power monitoring platform. RS422 master station transmits work configuration
commands to the corresponding underlying field monitoring
units.
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Fig. 4. RS485 communication module module and stops its operation through the reset mechanism
of FIG. 5.
Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the master slave
configuration circuit. The reset pin M_RESET of the master
module MCU is connected with the button and the transistor Detection as the master module
2N3904. When the master module sends a reset request to
the slave module or the master module does not reply to the Configure the field monitoring units
heartbeat communication request of the slave module for a based on the received data
long time, the slave module IO port S_PA1 outputs a high
level. The triode is turned on and the reset pin is pulled low
to stop the work of master module. Send Y
response Whether to receive
code to the the detection code from slave
slave module
module
N
Periodically polling based on
information in FLASH
Fig. 5. master slave configuration circuit (a) master module program flow
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To prevent the master module from malfunctioning during By powering off the master module while the system is
operation, the slave module periodically performs heartbeat running, modifying the response code set in the program and
communication with the master module to determine if it is disconnecting the RS422 interface of the master module to
working. The program is shown in Figure 7. First, after simulate the master module fails and the 422 bus are faulty.
receiving the detection code, the master module first The keil5 software and the host computer software of master
determines whether the data reception is normal according to station show that the Profibus-DP bus link is always
the header of the data frame and the end of the data frame. connected normally, and the data received by the MCU and
After the verification is correct, the function and data code the host computer is consistent with the sending of the field
are stored in an array. It then checks if the function code is a monitoring units, as shown in Figure 8.
heartbeat communication check function. If it is the current
function, the software will calculate whether its cyclic
redundancy check code (CRC) is the same as the received
checking code according to the corresponding data. If the
calculation result is correct, the master module sends a
response signal to the slave module, otherwise it sends an
error code. The slave module will reset the master module
and stop its work immediately after receiving the error code
from the master module.
Calculate the
corresponding check code
(b) the host computer of master station receiving display
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