Submission of plan prior to commissioning of instrument DCS circuits
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Dear seniors, the client requires a debugging plan to be submitted before the adjustment of the instrument circuits. Is it usual to need to get this debugging plan approved? Is there any format reference? I couldn’t find this table in 3503. Thank you!
http://wenku.baidu.com/link?url= ... sJfnt5ckbU-6l5T5vkG Like this? There are also debugging records at http://www.doc88.com/p-9032652166213.html
Putting the process of how to work – how to implement it – into written form is a plan. Of course, the emergency response methods that may arise during implementation, the methods for verifying whether the outcomes are appropriate, as well as the personnel, equipment, and time schedules, should all be included in the plan.
The debugging plan from the friend on the 2nd floor has already been provided to you; just use it as a reference. As for the debugging records, there are many versions – you can find a lot of information by searching on Baidu. For analog signals, just remember the \"5-point debugging method\"; for digital signals, simply using the \"on/off\" approach is sufficient. Interlocks, controls, and alarms all require debugging as well. Don’t complicate simple issues, but without a debugging plan and debugging records, the client will not acknowledge that you carried out debugging.
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It’s likely the owner won’t examine it in detail either; it’s just kept as documentation for pre-driving checks