How do engineering companies and DCS manufacturers coordinate with each other regarding the wiring cabinets?
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The scope of design for engineering companies extends only up to the wiring cabinets provided by the DCS manufacturer; all systems located behind those cabinets are the responsibility of the system manufacturers. So who is responsible for designing which terminal in the junction box each cable should be connected to?
This should be the DCS manufacturer
The key is to see how your contract is drafted
The engineering company only provides the tag list, while the DCS integrator supplies the wiring diagrams inside the cabinets; this enables coordination, as the wiring diagrams indicate which wires need to be connected on site.
The engineering company provides a checklist to the DCS manufacturer; after the manufacturer has arranged the terminals, they send the relevant documents back to the engineering company. It is ultimately reflected in the construction drawings for on-site wiring.
The engineering company provides a checklist to the DCS manufacturer; after the manufacturer has arranged the terminals, they send the relevant documents back to the engineering company. It is ultimately reflected in the construction drawings for on-site wiring.
The engineering company provides a checklist to the DCS manufacturer; after the manufacturer has arranged the terminals, they send the relevant documents back to the engineering company. It is ultimately reflected in the construction drawings for on-site wiring.
Hm? Replyed quickly and ended up replying so many times in one go