The front-end design for the instrument control of a project
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For the front-end design of a project, the instrumentation specialty generally requires a technical report to be prepared. The report needs to clarify the automation level and the overall control scheme for this project. How were the automation level and the overall control scheme determined? Who decides it?
This should be handled by a design institute; an safety assessment is required in the initial stage, and an overview of automated control for this purpose is needed.
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Find a reference document on the safety design of another project, and you’ll understand it roughly.
1. For the preliminary design of a project, once the feasibility study is completed, it moves on to the preliminary design phase, with the environmental impact assessment and safety assessment having been approved. 2. The preliminary design is based on domestic or similar industry projects as well as the current status of automation technologies, enabling an initial determination of the automation level and overall control scheme for this project. 3. Through HAZOP analysis and SIL grading, as well as the finalization of the safety instrumented system, the level of automation and the overall control scheme are determined.
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The level of automation for the project and the overall control scheme are determined by the design institute in accordance with the client’s requirements and design specifications. (The load-bearing capacity of pumps, laboratories, telecommunications systems, cameras, instruments, DCS, SIS, GDS, and even MES can all be taken into account in automation control solutions.)