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Chapter 10 SCADA AND AUTOMATION SYSTEM Outline of the principles of the hardware and software as following: a) Electrical and electronics fundamentals b) Communication equipment system; methods and mechanism c) Data Acquisition System d) PLC/RTU and Interfacing e) Gates Operation f) Setting of actuator g) Sizing and selection of actuator h) Instrument methodology; water level sensor i) Error prevention, detection and correction j) Software Programming and Operating System k) Data Management l) Installation and operating of each equipment m) Operation, Maintenance and repair n) Networking and System Integration. The outlines of the ‘on site training’ as below but not limited as following: a) Calibration of water level sensor and any other instrument installed at site b) Setting mechanism for control panel c) Setting of actuator d) System maintenance e) Operation and maintenance 10.10 FACTORY INSPECTION AND TEST The purpose of the factory inspection is to establish whether the manufacturer has the conditions for manufacturing the electrical product according to the relevant requirements. Factory inspections are consisted of the initial factory inspection (carried out simultaneously with the certification test) and the regular factory inspection. Initial factory inspection is carried out to assure the manufacturing system can supply the products submitted for registration at a stable pace and a high degree of quality. Regular factory inspection is performed for the purpose of follow up. Initial factory inspection should be applied to equipments like actuators, Sensors, Control panels and controllers. Meanwhile, regular factory inspection should be carried out for SCADA software development and maintenance. 10.11 QUALITY ASSURANCE The quality assurance review shall be conducted independently. The contractor shall appoint the competent personnel with both agreement of S.O and contractor. The personnel shall have minimum 10 years solid experience in handling quality assurance site supervision of gate automation system and any relevant field of expert. Reviewer with DID experience will be an advantage. The contractor shall ensure the tasks but not limited of the following are being carried out by the assigned personnel: a) to ensure the that all construction activities comply with approved drawings and specifications b) to ensure that field decisions are based on sound engineering and environmental considerations c) to ensure communication between the contractor, consultant and DID regarding any changes or modifications incorporated d) to ensure that all inspected and relevant activities are properly documented. e) shall be at site and ensure that all installation activities according to specification March 2009 10-21
Chapter 10 SCADA AND AUTOMATION SYSTEM f) shall ensure all electrical installation are relevant and comply with international standard. g) shall be at site during pre-test and Testing and Commissioning and submit test report. h) review and propose appropriate test and checklist for pre-test and Testing and commissioning. i) shall review all manuals (which include operation & maintenance manuals) and training documents. 10.12 MAINTENANCE OF SCADA SYSTEM Maintenance needs to be carried out to make sure the system always in tip-top condition. Contractor should carry out schedule of maintenance during warranty period for three (3) years (Once every 3 months) after successful commissioning of the system. The contractor shall prepare `Schedule Maintenance Plan’ every quarterly during the warranty period and the cost shall be included in the tender. A maintenance report specifically on every site should be prepared after every maintenance services. Maintenance carried out should at least cover items as below: a) Main Power Supply b) Secondary Power Back up c) Gate Operation (Manual, Auto, Remote, Local and Emergency Stop) d) Water Level and Level Sensor e) Touch Screen Function f) Emergency Alert g) Actuator Functioning and setting h) Info Request/Communication Testing i) SCADA server maintenance j) SCADA workstation maintenance k) Remote Dial in Monitoring and Control l) Control Panel Cleaning and Maintenance 10-22 March 2009
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