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INSTRUMENTATION PRE-COMMISSIONING
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LOOP CHECKING PROCEDURE

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INDEX

1. PURPOSE 3
2. SCOPE 3
3. REFERENCES 3

3.1 Company References 3

3.3 Industry Codes and Standard 5

4. RESPONSIBILITY 4
5. Pre-commissioning & Loop Checking Documentation 4
6. INSTALLATION INSPECTION 5
7. TEST EQUIPMENT AND SPECIAL TOOLS 5
8. POWER AND INSTRUMENT CABLE TESTING 6
9. POWER AND GROUNDING TEST 6
10. INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION 6
11. MARKINGS 6
12. TERMINATION INSPECTION 6
13. FUNCTIONALITY CHECKOUT 7
14. LOOP CHECKING 7
15. PRE-COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES 8
15.1 TRANSMITTER CIRCUIT TEST 8
15.2 SWITCH / PULSE CIRCUIT TEST 9
15.3 ANALYZER / TRANSDUCER CIRCUIT TEST 9
15.4 THERMOCOUPLE CIRCUIT TEST 9
15.5 RTD CIRCUIT TEST 10
15.6 MOTOR OPERATED VALVE TEST 10
15.7 PNUEMATIC CONTROL VALVE TEST 11
15.8 24VDC DISCRETE INPUTS 11
15.9 117VAC DISCRETE OUTPUTS 11
15.10 125VDC DISCRETE OUTPUTS 11
15.11 FOUNDATION FIELD BUS 12
15.11.1 FF CABLE CONTINUITY & INSULATION TEST 12
15.11.2 FF CIRCUIT TEST 12
15.12 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT ( DCS, ESD, ANALYZER SHELTER,,
VMS, CCC, FIRE ALARM & DETECTION, VESDA SYSTEM 12
16. ATTACHMENT 13
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(TR – PETRO RABIGH PRE-COMMISSIONING FORMS)

1. PURPOSE

This plan defines the minimum mandatory requirements governing the activities and test
procedure during loop checking and pre-commissioning which will be carried out by
Instrumentation Department.

2. SCOPE

This plan shall be applied for MS1 & MS2 facilities which require to be LOOP TESTED. This
procedure serves as proposal for the plan activities of loop checking & pre-com to ensure
that all works are in fully compliance with PetroRabigh Specifications and approved
drawings.

In case of conflicts between this document and other applicable Company Standards and
Test Procedures, the Company Standards and Procedures shall prevail.

3. REFERENCES
3.1 Company References

3.1.1 Company Engineering Procedure

SAEP-302 Instructions for Obtaining a Waiver of a Mandatory Company

Engineering Requirement

3.1.2 Company Engineering Standards

SAES-J-002 Technically Acceptable Instruments

SAES-J-003 Basic Design Criteria
SAES-J-100 Process Flow Metering
SAES-J-200 Pressure
SAES-J-300 Level
SAES-J-400 Temperature
SAES-J-502 Analyzer Shelter
SAES-J-600 Pressure Relief Devices
SAES-J-601 Emergency Shutdown & Isolation
SAES-J-604 Protective and Condition Monitoring Equipment for Rotating
Machinery
SAES-J-700 Control Valves
SAES-J-901 Instrument Air Supply System
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SAES-J-902 Electrical System, for Instrumentation

SAES-J-904 FOUNDATION Fieldbus (FF) System
SAES-A-004 General Requirements for Pressure Testing
SAES-P-104 Wiring Methods and Materials
SAES-P-111 Grounding
SAES-B-068 Electrical Area Classifications
NFPA 70 National Electric Code ( NEC )
1800-8830-PR-1200 TR Quality Control Procedure for Calibration, Installation & Testing of
Instruments.

4. RESPONSIBILITY

Subcontractor shall be responsible for Testing of all instrument loops including cables
testing, impulse line pressure test, control valves leak test & instruments calibration from
time of receipt at the job shop/site until acceptance of the item by TR and Petro Rabigh.
Subcontractor Superintendent, through the Field Supervisors, shall have responsibility for
the actual performance of all work directly related to the storage and handling, installation
and pre-commissioning (this shall include any such work performed for subcontractors by
other parties).
Also the Superintendent/Supervisor shall enforce housekeeping requirements in or around
the working areas.
TR personnel are responsible of the supervision of the overall work related to instruments
installation and testing.
TR / Subcontractor QC Inspector are responsible to ensure the following:
1. Conducting surveillance and Inspection duties for every activities pertaining to
instruments installation, calibrations and testing.
2. Ensuring there is efficient recording and reporting for all test results.
3. Preparation of relevant documents, test reports, related IFC drawings necessary
for the Loop Checking Folders and Pre-commissioning activities.
4. Prepare and organize PetroRabigh request for inspection as per scheduled test
and work priorities and proceed with Client Witnessing of Test or work as required.
5. Check that all tested loops shall be signed-off by Contractor and Client’s
representative as final acceptance of the loops.

Prior to pre-commissioning, the commissioning team representative shall ensure that all
construction related items have been completed, tested and signed off. Additionally, the
team representative shall familiarize himself of the tasks at hand and be fully capable of
directing the work that is to be done during the pre-commissioning phase. Once all
formalities are completed, all wiring tested for continuity, shield integrity verified and
documentation gathered, manpower identified, pre-commissioning can begin. Note that
readiness of all field loops, completion of all preliminary tests and calibration shall be
confirmed by TR and PetroRabigh representatives before pre-commissioning begins.

5. PRE-COMMISIONING AND LOOP CHECKING DOCUMENTATION

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The following documentation shall be made available to the pre-commissioning team(s) at

site for the units/systems to be pre-commissioned.

A. Process and Instrument Diagrams ( P&IDs )

B. Instrument Loop Diagrams ( ILDs ) / Instrument Segment Diagrams ( ISDs )
C. Marshalling Rack layout, terminal layout and wiring schematics
D. One complete set of the Factory As Built documentation
E. Equipment Layouts
F. Marshalling termination schedules
G. Logic Narratives
H. Vendor Logic Diagrams
I. Calibration sheets for transmitters, transducers, valves, RTD etc. (signed off for all
parties involved)
J. Specification/data sheets ( ISS )
K. I/O Database
L. Table of Controller tuning parameters
M. General Operating Instructions
N. Test Records such as: (Signed-off for all parties involved)
a. Instruments mounting/installation checklist (1800-8130-PF-J-013 )
b. Instruments and Control cable Megger Test Record (1800-8130-PF-J-015 )
c. Instruments Cable continuity Test Record (1800-8130-PF-J-015)
d. Impulse Line and Control Valves Leak and Pressure Testing Record (1800-
8130-PF-J-010)

6. INSTALLATION INSPECTION

All equipment shall be inspected on completion of field installation. All designated approval
parties must sign off the following equipment.

A. Above ground cabling/conduit

B. Junction Boxes
C. Field Instrument’s Calibration
D. DCS System Installation
E. TMR/PMR System Installation
F. Fire Alarm/Fire Detection system Installation
G. Vesda System Installation
H. UPS electrical distribution panels
I. Vibration Monitoring
J. All Communications related Equipments

7. TEST EQUIPMENT AND SPECIAL TOOLS

The following test equipment and special tools will be used for pre-commissioning activities.
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Number and dispointability shall be verified by subcontractor in accordance with pre-

commissioning schedule and requirements at site.
A. 4 to 20 ma Simulators
B. Alligator clip jumpers
C. Thermocouple simulator or equivalent
D. Decade box for RTD simulation with SAMA-RC21-4 Table or equivalent
E. Digital Multimeters
F. Radio’s
G. Terminating Tools
H. Vendor’s Specialty Tools ( Relcom FBT-3 Fieldbus Monitor, Oscilloscope, Laptop, etc
)
I. Intelligent Transmitter Calibrator ( Smart Field Communicator )
J. 120 VAC Power supply/test unit
K. 120 VDC Power supply/test unit

8. POWER & INSTRUMENT CABLE TESTING

All cables will be tested and loop resistance tabulated by the construction contractor prior to
field and CONTROL ROOM termination. All cables must be tested and signed off by all
designated approved parties.

9. POWER & GROUNDING TESTS

Refer to Electrical SAT power and grounding test procedures. All DCS/TMR/PMR, Fire
Alarm/Fire Detection, Vesda and VMS power and grounding will be tested and approved
prior to field signal connections.

10. INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION

All instruments are to be calibration checked as required to the specs in data sheet by
qualified technicians using industry’s recognized methods. The certified personnel shall be
responsible for documenting individual instrument calibration and functional checks. These
records, kept by the Contractor, shall clearly show the extent of checkout and calibration,
and shall be made available to PetroRabigh inspection before installation. Transmitters and
receivers shall be calibrated independently using the manufacturer’s recommendations and
methods outlined in their respective service instruction manuals. As a minimum, Instruments
shall be calibrated both upscale and downscale at five points of the measuring range (0%,
25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) corresponding to transmitter signal outputs of mA, or digital readout.
A separate method of statement for Instrument Calibration will be submitted for more
detailed procedures. For Foundation Fieldbus (FF) Devices, it is not necessarily that the
device must be bench calibrated. Configuration check will be done during loop checking,
however, it is on Project requirements & Vendor’s recommendation if bench calibration is
needed.

11. MARKINGS

After successful completion of each calibration and testing, the instrument shall be marked
with coloured label sticker bearing the date of calibration and testing with initials of the
witnessing party. The colour code shall be as follows:
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 BLUE - Pre Calibrated Tested

 YELLOW - Installed and Pressure Tested
 GREEN - Cables or tubing Tested
 RED - Loop Check completed
 WHITE - Failed or Rejected ( w/ reason of failure or rejection )

12. TERMINATION INSPECTION

All termination of wiring is to be inspected for tightness, identification, terminal location/wire

number and workmanship. (i.e. Routing within cabinets etc. )

13. FUNCTIONALITY CHECKOUT

The DCS and other Packaged Instrument Equipments functionality testing is performed
during the factory acceptance FAT. Testing and logic must be re-tested during the Site
Acceptance Test. Documentation SAT to confirm that the above testing has been performed
and approved must be available prior to commissioning.

14. LOOP CHECKING

As per Project QCP# 1800-8830-PR-1200, Par. 9.0, Loop Checking will be done as follows:

A. The applicable checks as indicated on the Loop Test Certificate will be carried out.
This certificate (TR-Petro Rabigh Precommissioning Forms) will act as check sheet and
all items listed will be considered. Loop checking is a minimum two persons operation,
but the responsibility for the loop as a unit is with the people whom fills in and sign the
Loop Certificate Completion ( Pre-commissioning Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-014 ) after all
applicable tests.

B. Ensure that prior to loop checking, preliminary loop checks had already been
satisfactorily conducted by an organized pre-commissioning team from Subcontractor
and monitored by TRG and PetroRabigh representative/s.

C. Subcontractor shall ensure that highly capable loop checking group members are
assigned to carry out this task.

D. Subcontractor shall develop a loop package for testing/commissioning purposes. The

contents of this package shall be approved and reviewed for TRG and PertoRabigh
representatives before start the tests.

E. In the Pre-Loop checking activities verify the following items:

 The inspection for installation of loop components is completed. Bench
Calibration/functional check, impulse lines, wires continuity and terminal
Taggings, connection and settings as per approved ILD/ISD. Electrical and Air
Supply as per detailed drawings
 Hook-up and mounting correct, all brackets fittings, etc. are secure
 Check impulse lines are pressured and tested.

F. Ensure that all test equipments and instruments to be used in the field are with valid
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calibration certificates and issued by PetroRabigh approved 3 rd party calibration agency.

G. Ensure that reliable 2-way communication means is ready and available whenever a call
from the instrument end is made to the designated DCS console operator.

H. Apply power to instruments one by one. Check each instrument for overheating and
trouble after power-up. Allow at least one hour for instrument to warm-up before
beginning any test, or as per manufacturer’s recommendations.

I. Loop will be tested injecting the appropriate signal to sensor. For loops which have
components located some distance apart, at least two persons in constant
communication with each other shall be involved in the testing. One person shall be
responsible for simulation of measured variable shall at all times remains at measured
device. The other person shall inspect all other devices in the loop and confirm their
operation is correct in response to changes in the measures variable. Configuration of
the DCS will be checked during the test.

J. For loops which have a connection to a Sub-system, three persons in communication

with each other, may be involved in the testing of the loops. In such instances the third
person shall remain in the control room and advice to the field person of the Sub-
System’s response signals from the field.

K. Loops with a controller shall be tested in two parts; measurement and output. The
measurement part shall be tested as above. The output shall be tested by the action of
one person varying the controller output over its complete range, with other person
confirming the correct operation of the regulation device by observing its response to
such actions.

L. On completion of the function checks on the loop, Loop Test Certificate ( Loop Check
Sign Off Sheet (1800-8130-PF-J-014) shall be signed by the person responsible for the
complete test.

M. Devices that passed the loop test and accepted by witnessing party shall be marked with
coloured label ( RED Sticker ) with date and witness initial, as per par. 11.

N. Loops involving MCC equipment will be tested with the Electrical Engineer in charge.

15. PRE-COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES (TYPICAL)

15.1 TRANSMITTER CIRCUIT TEST
A. Check and verify the DCS Configuration for applicable points
B. Verify the transmitter set ( Calibration ) range as per latest ISS by using smart
communicators or in DCS as applicable
C. Apply pressure for digital smart transmitters by using test equipment (Hand Pump) for
50% simulation to check the transmitter response at DCS. This method shall be used for
digital smart transmitters case only. Smart communicator can also be used for simulation
instead of Hand Pump.
D. Confirm/verify the corresponding readings in the DCS / Integral Indicator and at remote
indicator if applicable.
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E. For Non-smart transmitters case (4-20mA) source to be used for simulation purpose
instead of hand pump.
F. Alarms function (in DCS) shall be checked by simulating/Verifying the required signal.
G. Transmitter loop test should be performed after completion of the impulse line works
including pressure test.
H. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.2 SWITCH / PULSE CIRCUIT TEST

A. Check and verify the DCS configuration for applicable points.
B. Simulate the contact operation (Make/Brake) at the switch terminal block and verify the
status in the DCS/ESD. However, ESD switch case actual pressure simulation to be
provided. Also, all relay point contacts and actuation must be verified upon signal
simulation
C. ESD hand switches, Start / Stop, Open / Close hand switches shall be checked by
operating the switch mechanism.
D. Testing of Switches
1. Switches shall be set to specified value using the appropriate method of process
simulation
2. The operation of the switch contacts shall be checked using a continuity tester.
3. Pressure switches: Pressures up to 7 Bar shall be simulated using pneumatic calibrator
and thereafter by a deadweight tester.
4. Temperature switches: Temperature up to 600 deg. C shall be simulated using a
temperature calibrator and there after by a fluidised bath
5. Level Switches: Displacement type switches shall be tested in position using water as a
test medium. Particular attention shall be paid where the specific gravity of the process
medium is different to that of water.
6. Float type switches shall be checked by manually operating the float mechanism.
7. Both making and breaking values of the switch contacts shall be recorded. Where the
switch has a differential gap setting, this shall be checked against the respective data
sheet.
E. Marked and Signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.3 ANALYZER / TRANSDUCER CIRCUIT TEST

A. Ensure if the Analyzer is microprocessor-based self-diagnostics, self-calibration and
modular construction.
B. Ensure the cleaning of probes for Probe-type analysers and the range of various
Variables like pH, conductivity, relative humidity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP)
etc. are within the requirement parameters of sample.
C. In case of fiber-optic probe analysers, make sure the data on spectral absorbance,
diffuse reflectance, fluorescence or scattering is available.
D. In-line probe-type analysers used in stack gas composition measurement, ensure that
They provide self-calibration, for both zero and span as well as provide automatic
cleaning and drying to accommodate wet-scrubber applications.
E. The Vendor unique test or checks to be carried out for their special equipments.
F. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.4 THERMOCOUPLE CIRCUIT TEST

A. Ensure that actual field installation is complete in all aspects.
B. The installation record sheets to be verified and formed as part of loop folder.
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C. Check and verify the DCS configuration for applicable points.

D. Verify the temperature transmitter set (Calibration) range as per latest ISS.
E. Simulate the mV equivalent to 50% of the transmitter / DCS range by using mV source
(simulator) at the thermocouple terminal head.
F. Verify the corresponding reading in the DCS, Integral Indicator of Transmitter and at
remote indicator if applicable.
G. Check the burn out features by disconnecting wires and ensure visually that the
polarity of thermocouple extension wires is maintained when reconnected.
H. To ensure that the polarity is correct after re-connection of extension wires, ambient
temperature shall be confirmed and recorded.
I. For extension wires having insulation colour to American National Standard Institute
ANSI C96.1, the negative is always coloured RED.
J. For Type K thermocouple, the negative wire is slightly magnetic.
K. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents

15.5 RTD CIRCUIT TEST

A. Ensure that actual field installation is completed in all aspects.
B. The installation Record sheets to be verified and formed as part of loop folder.
C. Check and verify the DCS configuration for applicable points.
D. Verify the temperature transmitter set (Calibration) range as per latest ISS.
E. Simulate resistance equivalent to the 50% of the transmitter / DCS range, by using
decade resistance box or any other resistance simulator at RTD terminal head.
F. Verify the corresponding reading in the DCS / Integral Indicator of Transmitter and
remote indicator if applicable.
G. Alarms function (in DCS) to be checked by simulating / varying the required signal.
H. Normalize all the connections prior to closing the terminal head and confirm ambient
temperature at integral indicator of temperature transmitter and in DCS.
I. RTD switches shall meet the NEC hazardous area requirements of intended
installations.
J. Electric switch contacts shall be snap-acting, single pole, double throw (SPDT), 5 amps
at 120 VAC resistive, as minimum. The switch mechanism shall be user-selectable to
energize on increasing or decreasing temperature.
K. The switch may be installed directly on the RTD element or mounted remotely.
L. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.6 MOTOR OPERATED VALVE TEST

A. Manufacturer’s test routines to be followed and calibration’s to be confirmed within
tolerance.
B. Ensure that the valve is correct according to ISS.
C. Ensure that the valve installation including hook-up is correct prior to carrying out test.
Check the direction of the flow indicator at the body of the valve against the P&ID.
D. Using the hand wheel, fully close and open the valve
E. Check all switches when valve stem is in open and closed position
F. The motor will be powered up and operation of motor will be confirmed.
G. The hand, off, auto switch function is correct
H. In local control mode the open, close and stop push button functionality will be checked.
I. The valve will reach its closed position on the torque limit switch setting
J. Position indication lamps will be checked for correct position as well as indication in the
DCS.
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K. Opening and closing time will be noted and recorded.

L. In remote control mode open, closed and stop shall be tested and position indicator
both
Locally and in DCS console need to be verified for correct indication.
M. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.7 PNEUMATIC CONTROL VALVES TEST

A. Manufacturer’s test routines to be followed and calibration’s to be confirmed within
tolerance.
B. Ensure that the valve is correct according to ISS including positioner action.
C. Ensure that the valve installation including pneumatic hook-up is correct prior to
carrying

out test. Check correctness of the direction of the flow indicator at the body of the valve
against the P&ID.
D. Check if Air supply is available in filter regulator pressure gauge and electrical supply at
Solenoid contact terminal block.
E. From the DCS, stroke the valve from 0% to 100% opening and closing. Check
action of the valve and correctness of position indicator and Limit Switches.
The time for stroking the valve upon reaching the full open/close must be noted
and recorded.
F. Fail action upon lost of air supply or power failure must be checked locally and in DCS
graphic indication as well as Limit switch indication.
G. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.8 24VDC DISCRETE INPUTS

A. Locate discrete wire pair at the switch over point and ensure that the wire pairs do not
Touch.
B. Using a voltmeter, test for test for power at wire pairs.
C. Jumper wires at the switch over point and verify signal to DCS graphics.
D. Remove Jumper at switch over point.
E. Test result shall be noted and recorded.
F. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.9 117 VAC DISCRETE OUTPUTS

A. Locate discrete wire pair at switch over point and ensure that the wire pairs do not touch
B. Connect 117VAC power supply/test panel
C. Activate discrete output point.
D. Toggle the output signal from the DCS graphic and monitor with the test panel
E. Marked and signed off the Pre-commissioning documents.

15.10 125VDC DISCRETE OUTPUTS

A. Locate discrete wire pair at switch over point and ensure pairs do not touch
B. Connect 125VDC power supply / test panel
C. Activate the discrete output point.
D. Toggle output signal from the DCS graphic and monitor with a test panel.
E. Marked and signed off Pre-commissioning documents.

15.11 FOUNDATION FIELD BUS

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15.11.1 CABLE CONTINUITY AND INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST

A. All Fieldbus cables shall be megger tested after glanding but before terminating.
Each megger test certificate is to be recorded on the megger test certificate and
witnessed by inspection (TR – Petro Rabigh Pre-com Form 1800-8130-PF-J-015 )
B. Using the FBT-3 Fieldbus monitor, connect to the field terminals remote from the
Power conditioner (H1-PS) and measure and record voltage.
C. Push the FBT-3 mode botton once and read the Link Active Scheduler (LAS)
Function. The LAS signal should indicate “OK”
D. Push the FBT-3 mode button three times to get the noise average function. The
Reading should indicate “OK”. and show the noise level detailed below:
25mV or less - Excellent
25 - 50mV - Good
50 - 100mV - Marginal
100 or more - Poor
E. Remove the field bus segment cable ( +,-, and shield ) at terminal block connector
Terminal from the Fieldbus Power Supply (H1-PS). Remove only the connector to the
field wiring; it is not necessary to remove the connector to the H1 card (DCS).
Removing the connector to the field wiring isolates the field wiring from the H1 card and
power supply, and enables to make resistance and capacitance measurements. Make
sure that bare hands do not come in contact with meter leads or segment wiring.
F. Measure resistance on H1 segment conductors at the removed Relcom terminal block
Connector coming in from the field and record results.

15.11.2 FOUNDATION FIELD BUS CIRCUIT TEST

A. FF Pressure Transmitter: With all devices in the same segment connected, a
simulated process input should be connected to the transmitter and checked as per
Pre-com Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-001 and results recorded.
B. FF Flow Transmitter: With all devices in the same segment connected, a simulated
process input should be connected to the transmitter and checked as per Pre-com
Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-001 and results recorded.
C. FF Differential Transmitter: With all devices in the same segment connected, a
simulated process input should be connected to the transmitter and checked as per
Pre-com Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-001 and results recorded.
D. FF Temperature Transmitter: With all devices in the same segment connected, a
simulated process input should be connected to the transmitter via thermocouple cable
and checked as per attached Pre-com Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-007 and results
recorded.
E. FF Valve Positioner: With all devices in the same segment connected, a simulated
process output should be connected to the transducer and output checked as per
Pre-com Form # 1800-8130-PF-J-002 and results recorded.

15.12 SPECIAL EQUIPMENTS ( DCS, ESD, ANALYZER, VMS, CCC, FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM
FOUNDATION FIELDBUS & VESDA SYSTEM )
Pre-commissioning will be done as per Vendor’s procedures and equipment manuals
using their special tools and software under direct supervision from their representative.
Subcontractor will only give manpower assistance as deemed necessary.
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16. ATTACHMENTS ( TR – PETRO RABIGH PRE-COMMISSIONING FORMS )

1800-8130-PF-J-001 - TRANSMITTERS
1800-8130-PF-J-002 - TRANSDUCERS
1800-8130-PF-J-003 - SWITCHES
1800-8130-PF-J-004 - INDICATORS
1800-8130-PF-J-005 - ORIFICE PLATES, VENTURIS AND LO-LOSS TUBES
1800-8130-PF-J-006 - CONTROL VALVES
1800-8130-PF-J-007 - THERMOCOUPLES
1800-8130-PF-J-009 - RESISTANCE TEMPERATURE DETECTORS
1800-8130-PF-J-008 - CONTROLLERS
1800-8130-PF-J-010 - INSTRUMENT AIR LINE PRESSURE TEST
1800-8130-PF-J-011 - TURBINE, POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT AND MAGNETIC
FLOW METER
1800-8130-PF-J-012 - PITOT TUBES / ANNUBARS FLOW METERS
1800-8130-PF-J-013 - INSTALLATION INSPECTIONS
1800-8130-PF-J-014 - LOOP CHECK COVER SHEET
1800-8130-PF-J-015 - INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL CABLES
1800-8130-PF-J-016 - VIBRATION
1800-8130-PF-J-017 - TEMPERATURE MONITOR
1800-8130-PF-J-018 - H2S MONITORING SYSTEM
1800-8130-PF-J-019 - COMBUSTIBLE GAS MONITORING SYSTEM