Following Emerson Process (2015) guidelines, the third stage in commissioning requires Configuration of the device. This is accomplished trough 3 steps if done with the traditional approach: First connect a portable communicator to the device’s termination in the rack room and verify the proper device tag is recognized, then configure the instrument parameters, one at a time for all 40 to 242 parameters and lastly document the As Found/As Left parameters. In contrast, when using AMS the user only has to select and configure the device using the Configuration Properties. The device parameters are grouped and displayed logically on a few screens. As configuration changes are made, the software automatically documents the As Found/As Left …show more content…
Calibration software is one such tool that can be used to support and guide calibration management activities, with documentation being a critical part of this. Compared to traditional, paper-based systems or inhouse built legacy calibration systems, using dedicated calibration management software results in improved quality, increased productivity and reduced costs of the entire calibration process (Emerson Process, 2015).
Moreover, all plant instruments and measurement devices need to be listed, then classified into ‘critical’ and ‘non-critical’ devices. Once this has been agreed, the calibration range and required tolerances need to be identified. Decisions then need to be made regarding the calibration interval for each instrument. In addition, the company must identify current calibration status for every instrument across the plant.
The next phase, organisation, involves training the company’s calibration staff – normally maintenance technicians, service engineers, process and quality engineers and managers – in using the chosen tools and how to follow the approved standard operating procedures. Staff carrying out these activities must follow the appropriate instructions before calibrating the device, including any associated safety procedures. The calibration is then executed according to the plan, although further instructions may need to be followed after calibration. The documentation and storage of
1.1 We should always check equipment which we are going to use if it is safe and working properly, we should wear PPE every time we are undertaking any task, ensure that we are trained to do the task, we should keep the working place safe and clean. When we are about to take measurement from an person we need to make sure that the person know exactly what we are going to do and asking permission for the task we are about to do. Recording the task in the chart and keep it confidential to protect personal information during the course of our work.
Calibration tells you if the instrument is accurate or not. Based on that knowledge, you can adjust it to get a more accurate reading.
CE 1.3.2 Also I had stated to Coordination with different machine vendors for data required for software configuration like set points, speed, frequencies, logics etc., so that I would be ready with all the required information and pass to vendor for preparation of the database.
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| Describe how the health and safety control equipment relevant to the work should be used in accordance with the given instructions.
approved by the instrument developers. Scores are calculated and translate into one of four risk
• 4.2 Describe ways of checking finished documents for accuracy and correctness, and the purpose of doing so
Brief description of calibration procedure (i.e. it requires more than a single trial –what specifically must you do)? Calibration should be performed using a 3 liter syringe following the manufacturer’s recommended procedures fluctuation at 3 different speeds for accurate calibration.
The topic I will be discussing will focus on is a deployment plan for WDAs and designing an effective user interface for wireless devices. In my paper I will outline a technique for quantifying design and quality assurance for wireless development. The example I will use is a WAP application, you can use the same set of principles and mathematical models to quantify other types of mobile and wireless applications. Here are some of the issues I will be discussing in my topic.
3. Values Scan. Analysis is necessary to identify the deficiencies and errors that need modification.
b) Parameter origin or source and equations which relate counts to units of measurement; and
Under the section called ‘Calibration’, WQA specifies that procedures are put in place to ensure that all equipment used for measuring, testing and inspecting gives accurate readings. The next section is ‘Product identification & traceability’. Clear identification of grade, inspection status and description of all material, whether
5. When both the design and the measurement specifics have been determined, a test is needed to assure that they are feasible for the purposes intended. Almost certainly deficiencies requiring revisions and additional testing will be found at this stage.
In this research paper I will be exploring the new digital oilfield. This is defined by Sidney Hill of plantengineering.com as “an oilfield that harnesses information technology in ways that allow an oil company to capture and analyze data about all of its operations, ideally in real time, thus maximizing production while minimizing costs.”[1] I will cover why this technology has been brought in, what benefits it brings with it, how they are using it, and the possible threats that are holding it back.
A growing expansion of wireless systems and applications operating at centimetre-and millimetre-wave frequencies motivates the development of effective and affordably-priced technologies for manufacturing cm- and mm-wave components like antennas, filters, directional couplers, etc. Advances in technology associated with signal processing, R.F. components and batteries have stimulated more innovative applications in wireless that has in turn stimulate for extensive research to find new solutions to the problems in the antenna engineering.