Nu-Way PO160, Инструкция по установке и обслуживанию

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P Series Commissioning Page D.6
12. Remove the pressure measuring
equipment.Final Checks
Final Checks
1. Check that all covers have been replaced and
that all locking devices are secure.
2. Check the operation of the appliance control
instruments and safety interlocks.
3. Ensure that the appliance safety controls and
any other interlocks are set to safe limits.
4. COMMISSIONING OF THE BURNER IS
NOW COMPLETE.
RWF40 M RWF40 M
RWF40 M RWF40 M RWF40 M
ODUL ODUL
ODUL ODUL
ODULA AA
AATION
TION
TION TION
TION
A description of the operation of the RWF40 is
provided in the Technical Specification
Section on Pages C5 and C.6.
1. On the RWF40 check the parameter settings
and configuration values (Technical
Specification Page C.2)
2. Dial in the required Set Point.
3. Establish the electrical supply to the control
panel and switch on the burner.
4. Switch the Hand/Auto switch to Auto
operation.
The burner modulation is now under the control
of the RWF40.
5. Allow the burner to proceed through its
operating sequence and check that it is
responding appropriately.
The burner will now operate normally until:
(a) It is switched off by the appliance
controls.
(b) It is switched off manually.
(c) There is an electrical power failure. In
this event the burner will restart and
run normally when power is restored.
No manual intervention is required.
(d) A failure in any of the safety functions
monitored by the sequence controller.
On Completing Commissioning
When commissioning has been completed
satisfactorily the commissioning engineer shall
prepare a report, which shall contain the following:
1.
Details of any modifications made to the
system, together with revised drawings if
necessary.
2. Customer and plant details, including any
serial numbers.
3. Operating levels and settings, including flue
gas analysis information.
This report shall be passed to the person
responsible for the plant. This responsible person
shall ensure that:
1.
All personnel concerned with operating,
supervising and maintaining the plant receive
instruction covering:
-
The way in which the plant operates
and the locations and functions of the
plant's safety systems.
- The correct light-up and shutdown
procedures.
- Adjustment of operating variables.
- Checking of plant interlocks.
- The plant's maintenance requirements.
- The actions to be taken in the event of
a fault condition.
2. Clear light-up and shutdown procedures are
displayed on the plant and that the pipes,
valves and switches involved are clearly
marked.
3. CLEAR AND CONCISE EMERGENCY
SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES ARE
DISPLAYED.