GDF Sec oe GENERAL SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATION TESTING, PRE-COMMISSIONING COMMISSIONING 0 | 210140 | aves | First Issue 0202) |JPove oD Me rev. | owe | one. | descarnon cuecre | Areroven Speatiation sheet | Revision GDF SUEZ E&P NEDERLAND B.V. 612 tof 2a °TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.0 SCOPE 2.0 REFERENCES 2.1 General Specifications 2.2 Project Documents 3.0 GENERAL 3.1 Definitions 3.2 Abbreviations 4.0 _ INSPECTION, TEST AND CALIBRATION ADMINISTRATION 44 Basic Requirements 4.2 Inspection and Test Records 43 _ Instrumentation Equipment 4.4 Instrumentation Equipment to be tested and/or calibrated, 5.0 PROTECTION OF INSTRUMENTATION DURING LINE FLUSHING 6.0 GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR INSPECTION AND TESTING 6.1 Instrument Receiving and Storage 6.2 Mechanical Acceptance 7.0 PRE-TEST PROCEDURES TA General 7.2 Energy Supply Source and Signal Output 8.0 LOOP TESTING 8.1 Loop Testing Procedure 9.0 PRE-COMMISSIONING 9.1 General 40.0 COMMISSIONING 10.1 General 10.2 Process Variable Simulation 10.3 Temperature 10.4 Pressure 10.5 Level 10.6 Flow 40.7 Miscellaneous 10.8 Valves 10.9 Smart Transmitters 10.10. Fire and Gas Systems 10.41 Electrical Systems 14,0 CALIBRATION TEST GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BX. ‘Specification 612 Rev. O Page 2 of 2142.0. FUNCTIONAL TEST 12.1 General 12.2 Site Acceptance Tests 42.3. Microprocessor Single-Loop Controllers 13.0. FINAL PREPARATIONS APPENDIX A. Discipline Acceptance Records APPENDIX B List of Typical Test Equipment GDF SUEZ ERP Nedertand B.V. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 3 of 24.4.0 SCOPE ‘This specification covers the requirements for the inspection and calibration of instruments prior to ‘commissioning and the acceptance and testing criteria for these instruments individually and as part of a loop, during the commissioning for GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. projects. ‘This specification shall be used as guideline by commissioning teams (CT) of package suppliers during testing of instrumentation inside packages and commissioning teams of Company duting final project commissioning. The Commissioning Team shall test all instrumentation for general operability and calibration before final start up. Instrumentation supplied as part of skid shall be tested according to the requirements of this specification ‘and to the satisfaction of Company. Ingpection and test records for instrumentation, including instrumentation on skid equipment, will be required by Company. 2.0 REFERENCES ‘The following publications form a part of this specification. Unless otherwise specified herein, use the latest ceition, 2.4 General Specifications 610 General Construction of Electrical, Instrumentation and Telecommunication installations. i Fabrication, Assembly, Cabling Termination, Earthing and Testing of Electrical instrumentation Panets ‘and Cabinets. 2.2 Project Documents =~ Instrument index ~ _Texamus Commissioning Manual = PRID's — Cause and Effects. — Datasheets — Loop Diagrams = Hook-un’s = Control Narratives Level Sketches Load ist 3.0 GENERAL 3.1 _ Definitions Calibration Comparison against approved standards and subsequent adjustment, in order to meet the manufacturer's specifications and/or the system's functional requirements, ‘Company GDF SUEZ E&P Naderiand B.V. Contractor _Installation/construction contractor. Inspection Examination of equipment for any physical defect or damage; verfication that it meets specifications and that its installation is satisfactory. GF SUEZ E&P Nodertand BN. Specification 642 Rey. 0 Pago 4 of 24.Loop A combination of one or more interconnected instruments arranged to measure and/or control a process variable. Test ‘To determine whether the equipment functions in the manner expected. 3.2. Abbreviations CT Commissioning Team PES Programmable Electronic Systems. Microprocessor-based, programmable systems (for example: Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), Distributed Control Systems (DCS)) DAR Discipline Acceptance Records. 4.0. INSPECTION, TEST AND CALIBRATION ADMINISTRATION 4c Basie Requirements. ‘The following documentation shall be available before start of commissioning: 4. Aplan of all activities involved, including a critical path diegram, prepared from a detailed estimate of the man-hours and apparatus required for the total inspection, test and calibration task. Regular updates of the critical path diagram to reflect current progress shall also be included. This document shali be prepared by the construction yard when a platform or module is build “onshore”, Contractor shall be completely responsible for the follow up of the plan of activities. For an installation that Is bulld “offshore” the OT shall be completely responsible for the plan of activities. 2. Curriculum Vitae to verify that competent personnel ate being offered. 3. The facllities and test equipment shall be adequate to maintain the agreed time schedule while maintaining specified standards for quality and accuracy. 4, List of exceptions to the job specifications; identification of faulty instruments, components end materials; replacement or acceptable repair of defective items; rework or modification of unacceptable installations. 5, Calibration certiticates. 6. _Test book comprising test sheets for all Instrument loops (part of Texamtis commissioning system). Inspection and commissioning procedures of packages and instrumentation. 8 Mechanical completion: ‘The delivery of the scope of work as mechanical complete Is part of Contractor's scope of work, In consultation with Company the dividing of the work in systems has to be agreed upon. 4. The process systems identification per P&ID. 2. The remaining systems identification with a specific number e.g 27.0 HVAC 39.0 Fire & Gas Detection Systems 44.0 DCS/ESD Systems 48.0 PA/Telecom Systems 60.0 Life Capsule 60.1 Crane 85.0 Helideck 95.0 Lighting 95.1 Nav, Alds 99.0 Junction Boxes 99.4 Cable Trays (GDF SUEZ E&P Noderiand BN. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 5 of 2199.2 Earthing 99.3. Distripution Boards/Cabinets Contractor shall divide a system in the following way: 4. Index. 2, Mechanical Completion Acceptance Certificate (MCAC) per discipline. 3. Punchlist. Discipline Acceptance Record (DAR) per mechanical completed Item, electrical, instrument, mechanical ete. 5. _ Discipline Acceptance Record (DAR) of the mechanical completed cables. ‘The Mechanical Completed DAR’s shall be verified by Contractor and Company in the following way 4. Sub contractor shall submit completed DAR for verification, when the critical punch items (PA) are solved. 2. Contractor and Company shall sign the DAR, when they agree with the work completed. 3, The remaining punch items (PB) shall be recorded on a Punchilist. 4. When all DAR’s of a specific system are verified by the parties involved the Mechanical Completion Acceptance Certificate (MCAC) and the Punchiist can be verified and signed. Company shall receive a digital copy (POF) of the files for uploading in Texemus as Mechanical Complete. Mechanical completion foop folders prepared by Contractor. Each loop folder shall include as @ minimum the following dooumentation: ‘a. calibration certificate for each instrument in the loop b, mechanical acceptance of the loop c._ data sheets for each instrument in the loop d. loop drawing e, wiring diagram f. installation details & any relevant Supplier information that could be used during loop check, 4.2. Inspection and Test Records [An efficient, accurate record Keeping system Is required for the setisfactory, timely completion of these services. In order to Keep accurate records of all settings and work carried out and subsequent rework and retest where applleable, an acceptable and mutually agreed upon form of documentation shall be established. An electronically stored documentation system is highly desirable, Instrument index shall be used to generate a variety of test records and reports to support loop checks All instrumentation supplied es part of package equipment shall be tested. No deviation will be allowed. [A certification form shall be completed when each instrument is inspected and tested. These records shall indioate the services performed on each instrument and its associated loops, the deficiencies noticed and the conoerns expressad by the CT. The records shall be signed by the CT technician, the CT supervisor and the designated Company representative. {Instrumentation shall be inspected and tested In the following sequence: +. Inspection. 2. Calibration (calibration certificate) 3. Mechanical Acceptance (Installation check) 44. Wiring Checks 8. Loop Checks (system checkout) 6, Functional Check (logic check) 7, Pre-commissioning. 8, Commissioning. ‘This sequence may be applied to each Instrument loop, to @ group of similar instruments or to all Instrumentation. GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 6 of 2143 aA 5.0 Installed instruments shall remain isolated from the process lines until the lines have been pressure tested, blown down and placed in service. Instrumentation Equipment The test equipment shall be equal in all respects to the instrument manufacturer's recommendations, as stated in the manufacturer's calibration and maintenance instructions. It shall include any special tools or jigs that are standard supply for the particular instrument manufacturer. Company shall approve all equipment provided. Quantities will vary according to the size of the project, Equipment shall be callbrated in the units selected for this project. ‘est equipment shail include, but not be limited to, those items listed in Appendix B. Company shall approve test equipment and quantities provided by the CT. Instrumentation Equipment to be Tested and/or Calibrated Company will supply instrumentation with factory calibration certificates. if the instrument Tnanufacturer has @ minimum 2-year warranty against drift, the instrument need not undergo calibration by the CT, unlass it fails general operability and functional checks. This policy is designed to minimize the possibility that the CT's test equipment does not have the necessary accuracy to calibrate a 0.1% (or similer) accuracy device, The CT shall develop for Company approval the intended functionel test procedures. In general, a minimal function check must verify the instrument ‘operates within an agreed acouracy at 0%, 25%, 60%, 75% and 100% of calibrated range. CT should be able to obtain Instruments such ae pressure, temperature and flow transmitters with the above ‘mentioned calibration certificates and warranties. Primary flow meters such 2s turbine meters shall be flow tested ly manufacturer and calibration certificates supplied, Flow maters shail be protected during construction and not be installed until flushing is complete. CT shall be required to check the calibration of flow meters with rotating parts. When instruments ate shipped to the field already mounted on a piped and wired panel (local or control room} all instruments shall be tested on the panel. ‘All relief valves ate supplied with all required certification and are no subject of further commissioning, PROTECTION OF INSTRUMENTATION DURING LINE FLUSHING During flushing and hydrostatic testing of piping, the following Instrument protection procedures shall be adopted: Contractor shall prepare an adequate number of spool pieces for temporary replacement of control valves, turbine meters, PD meters, magnetic flow meters, etc. Testing and flushing plans shall not endanger instrumentation equipment. Properly trained workers shall perform instrument removal for testing and flushing. Tubing and wiring must be carefully disconnected, plugged off, isolated and reconnected without damage. For control valves with bypass: remove the control valve and protect it with a plastic bag; flush through the bypass and then flush through the blook valves. Control valves and pressure regulators shall not be hydrostatically tested because such testing can damage the packing on control valves and the diaphragms on regulators. For instrument connections to transmitters, gauges, local indicators and analyzer taps: close the line block valva(s) and disconnect the instrument leads at the valves. Do not fill the instruments with water. ‘GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. ‘Specification 642 Rev. Pago 7 of 24.6.0 64 62 For positive displacement (PD) and turbine meters: remove the meter and strainer before fushing and nycrostatie testing and replace with a spool piece. PD meters should be filed with a light oll to prevent corrosion during the storage period befare their installation. If possible, do not install Wie turbine meter and strainer until after the first product run so as to reduce the chance of damage from debris. Onttice plates and other flow elements shell not be Installed until flushing and testing are complete. Relief valves shall be removed or blinded during flushing. ‘Al level instruments with intemal floats or diaphragms shall be removed or blocked and vented during hydro testing, GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR INSPECTION AND TESTING Instrument Receiving and Storage Prior to actual installation, all instruments shall be stored in a protected and secure environment In Supplier's packaging. The integfty ofall sealed protective covers shall be maintained during storage. Prior to testing, each instrument shall be checked against the latest version of the applicable specification, to confirin model number, operation, action, etc. and inspected to ensure against damaged oF incorrect parts. Each Instrument shall also be properly tagged by the instrument manufacturer. ‘ry alr system, permanent of temporary, used for energizing instrumentation must be dy and clean ‘tall times end must be blown down thoroughly before use. All connections between the alr supply System and an Instrument under test shail be via an adequate fiter and regulator. Excessive alr ‘supply pressure shall be avoided. Temoorary sealing plugs must be kept firmly fixed in all pneumatic instrument connections, except uring tests and Immediately before final plant connection. ‘Al installed instruments shall be covered, using polyethylene bags or an equivalent, throughout all Construction activities, except during actual work on that instrument. Coverings shall be Kept in place ‘and the integpity of the protection maintained until final commissioning, It is the C's responsibilty to arrange meeting(s) with Company, in a timely manner, to review the methods and procedures for the first test of each major type and for the first inspection of each ‘common type of installation. Mechanical Acceptance Mechanical acceptance Is the inspection and acceptance of the instrument installation. Al instuments, irrespective of where they may have been calibrated or tested originally, shall be checked. This inspection and testing shall be carried out before final loop tests are performed according to the following requirements: 1. That the location is correct and aocessible for maintenance. Access for observing, adjusting, setting and calibrating shall not require climbing over, under or through equipment. 2, That Icentification tags are present on instrument and on structure in near vicinity, containing the information required for the iter, 2. That the location and orientation comply with the manufacturer's recommendations. 4. That all piping and pneumatic connections have been made and all piping end valves comply with the engineering documentation like P&ID's, etc. 5, That all electrical connections have been made and all instrument wiring type, size and routing complies with the engineering documentation. 6. That the instrument is installed in accordance with the process, purge, pneumatic. piping, electrical conduit and wiring designs: the instrument is properly supported and the piping and wiring are securely supported. 7. That tracing, when required, is installed, (GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. Specification 612 Rey. 0 Page 8 of 22. Each orifice plate shall be checked against the instrument data sheet. Orfice plates Installation shall be coordinated with Company's operations requirements. © Each pressure relief valve shall be checked for the following requirements: 4. That the installed valve is as specified for that service. 2. That the installation complies with the manufacturer's recommendations. . Inspection/test records shall reflect all observations by the construction Contractor for the outstanding items prohibiting the mechanical acceptance of the loop. All inspection/test records shall be issued to the CT for their acceptance. «_ Allcontrollers shall be left with conservative contro-mode settings and correct action priot to start Up. Proper chart and scale factors shall be provided on all instruments. «All mechanical acceptance items shall have been completed prior to testing the loop. 7. PRE-TEST PROCEDURE 7 General . Before commencing any tests, check the following: 4. That the Instrument is not damaged In any way (e.g. damage to doors, linkages, ete). Any such damage must be rectified before any tests are attempted. 2, That the data plate on the instrument agrees with the information contained on the instrument specification sheet. 3, That the power source avellable, whether electric oF pneumatic, agrees with that called for on the instrument specification. 4. That a sultsble means is avellable for simulating the required process conditions and that test gauges or meters are available with sufficient degree of accuracy for the test to be performed. 5. That the manufacturer's procedures are available. «Inspect the loop, setting elr/electrical supplies where appropriate, Check in particular that control valve air supply pressures are set in accordance with the specification. . Before loop testing, cheok all components for correct zeroing and adjust If necessary. 7.2 Energy Supply Source and Signal Output ‘Ihe following procedure is common to all instruments requiring @ power supply source and which generate @ signal output. Poeumetic «The alr supply to pneumatic instruments shall be clean, dry and oll free. + Connect the air supply and adjust the air supply regulator to the correct setting (2.8. 4.4 bar for 8 standard transmitter with operating range of 0,2-1.0 bar, 20 psig for an operating range of 3-15 psig). Connect the output to a sultabie test gauge via a capacity chamber (approximately 0.5 litre capacity). Gare must be taken to ensute that all pneumatic connections are lealfree. If in doubt, test joints with soap solution or similar NOTE: Where gases other than air are used, e.g. natural gas, care must be taken during calibration to use the same gas or one with similar characteristics. Hydraulic AI installed components such as valves, regulators shall be eultable to operate without problems with an oll cleanliness to !S0 4406 class 19/16 (equal to NAS 1638 class 10), DF SUEZ E&P Nederiand BN. Specification 642 Rev. 0 Page 9 of 24.80 Electronic Connect @ suitable power supply. Electronic instruments preferably should be energised for 24 hours prior to attempting calibration tests, or as recommended by the manufacturer. Correct polarity of supply shall be maintained at al times. Connect the output to a suitable test meter, preferably @ Digital Volt Meter, across the circult dropping resistor. Chock thet polarities are correct, measure the loop Impedance and make any necossary compensating adjustments. Loop TESTING “The objects of loop testing (system checkout) Is to prove that the installed instrumentation functions Correctly and is operational. This shall apply to all loops, both skid mounted and non-skid mounted, tis Contractor's responsibilty to arrange/schedule the loop checking and all wiring checks must be completed before the loop check can start, All documentation must be available during loop check. in general the completed instrument loop shall be tested as one system and, where necessary, ‘adjustments shall be made to ensure that the loop is fully operational as a system and Is correctly talibrated, Associated alarms and trips shall be checked during loop testing. When all incividual loop components have been tested/calibrated and the equipment in the foop hes teen mechanically accepted (for the entire facility or for a unit as a minimum), 8 complete test of the instrument loop shall be made. When the Instrument is interfaced to a PES, the loop must be tested ‘tom the instrument, through the PES to the operator interface workstations. The CT shall be responsible for coordination of loop testing and will produce the loop testing procedure and schedule. ‘The loop shall be checked with all components in place. ‘simulating the process variable chall test alatr/shutdown conditions, Suitch terminals shall not be jumpered to simulate actuation. Should any component of the loop be found to be unsatisfactory during the loop test, all results for ‘that loop shall be considered null and vold. The relevant earlier tests must be repeated as necessary later rework, replacement of repair. The test shall then be completely repeated for that particular loop. Company standard format for loop testing reporting shall be adopted. This information shall be signed and countersigned on the instrument index, which shall be kept in the contro! room, a soon ‘as each loop has been witnessed and accepted. Loop testing of remote control loops is a two-person operation, one in the field and one in the control room. They must be provided with adequate means of remote communication, i.. fleld telephones or twoway radio's: such equipment must be approved by the Engineer @s sultable for the erea classification of the designated work. In most instances Company's representative will witness the final loop tests and countersign the test ettifeates, The CT shall be given adequate notice of final tests so that the necessary witnesses may be made available. (on completion of loop testing all controllers shall be left with CORRECT ACTION and with 200% proportional band setting. Derivative and integral functions shall be set at minimum time values, Upon finalization of testing and aooeptance of each toop the CT shall instal a sticker indicating data ‘and acceptance status of the loop. GDF SUEZ EaP Nederland BY. Specification 642 Rev. 0 Page 10 of 24BL Loop Testing Procedure . Each loop must be tested from the field signal input through to the recelving instrument and in the case of controllers, the output also shall be checked through to the final control element operation. During @ loop test all ancillary items in the loop, e.g, signal converters, alarm switches, ele. shall be tested. . ‘To carry out a loop test, isolate the transmitter (or direct connected controller) from the process and ‘connect to its input a process signal simulator. © Signals shall be generated equivalent to 0% and 4.00% of the instrument range and the loop function ‘checked for correct operation at each point in both ‘rising’ and ‘falling modes. . Any adjustments found necessary shell be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's Instruments and the tests repeated. . For controller applications, the following tests also apply: 4. Switch the controller to manual mode and by applying the appropriate signals, ensure that the Control valve or valves stroke correctly. Valve positioner gauges should also be checked during this stage. 2. Apply an actuating signal to the controller equivalent to 50% of the instrument range and adjust the manual regulator output to 50%. Adjust the controller set point to 50% and, by switching the ‘uto/manual transfer switeh, check for ‘bumpless’ transfer. Following the manufacturer's instructions, adjust where necessary until satisfactory ‘bumpless' transfer Is achieved. 3. Check alarm and trip actions by varying the actuating signals and adjust as necessary. A. ter each loop is satisfactorily tested the controller shall be switched to manual and identified as specified in clause 4.3. 9.0 PRE-COMMISSIONING 9.1 General ©The intention of the onshore installation, testing, and pre-commissioning is to carry out the maximum work on the plant before the module load out to reduce the offshore work and to highlight interface points, defects and design modifications which shall be resolved before the units are put into service offshore, Specimen test sheets/certificate "acceptance documents" indicates minimum testing requirements. Contractor shell furnish his own test sheets to Company for approval, Contractor shall Submit these sheets with the bid. For examples see ettached discipline acceptance records (Appendix A). «After etection of electrical equipment and completion of electrical installation and connections, pre- ‘commissioning tests will be made by Contractor and witnessed by Company to prove general conformity to applicable Regulations and Codes of Practice and specifications. Contractor shall provide, at his expense, all appliances, instruments, labour and other facilities such as diesel fuel, compressed alt, water, lube-cil, electiical supplies, scaffolding and ladders, etc. required for pre-commissioning and tests, and shall perform the work as required by Compary. «The followingis a guide to inspection and testing required at the onshore locatio 2) Inspection of equipment and installation to check for mechanical integrity. 'b) Inspection of equipment and installation to check for compliance with drawings, specifications, regulations and codes of practice. c) Verification of polarity and phase sequences. ¢) Tests of continuity including point to point wiring checks. ¢) Insulation resistance tests (Megger testing). ~ (Instrument cables max. 250VAC and Electrical cables max. BOOVAC), 1) Tests of effectiveness of earthing, ‘GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. ‘Specication 642 Rev. 0 Page A of 24.8) Primary Injection tests and calibration of current transformers and relays. (NOTE: secondary Injection tests can be made by prior consent of Company where primary injection tests are not feasible}. h) No load runup, load tests, full functional tests of generator systems as can be tested onshore vithout mejor temporary hook-up, and electrical running tests of other electrical equipment. 1) Functional tests of equipment and deviees, + The activities specified herein do not preclude the necessity for further inspection and testing to suit Individual features or Manufacturer's instructions and equipment, ‘+ Alltests shall comply with the relevant codes of practice and regulations quoted in Section 2.0 of this specification. + Contractor shall be responsible for taking all necessary safety precautions, the replacing of all ‘equipment and sundries (e.g, fuses damaged during testing) and the maintenance and preservation of the installation until taken over by Company. Contractor shall provide assistance during the onshore commissioning. Such assistance shall not be limited to provision of materials and equipment, but shall also include labour, scaffolding and ladders, 10.0 COMMISSIONING 10.1 General ‘+The commissioning system shall be set up by Company. + The commissioning of the systems can start when @ system is Mechanical Complete and the Mechanical Completion Acceptance Certificate is verified and signed by all perties involved. ‘+ The systems hall be divided in accordance with the Texemus system. ‘+ The dossier per system shall have the following contents: Selection from the Instrument index for this system. Copy of the instrument loops in this system. Filled in DAR sheets for the commissioning of the remaining installation. When a serial interface Is in use a DAR sheet with the tag numbers involved. The tag numbers have to be selected from the Instrument index. When a DCS/FSC system Is in use a DAR sheet with the tag numbers involved. The tag numbers hhave to be selected from the Instrument index. With this list the ranges and alarm settings in the DOS/FSC system have to be verified if applicable, PERE ‘+ Verification of the commissioning documents ‘L Instrument loops DI/D0. Stamp loop sheet with specific approval stamp. To be signed by ‘commissicning engineer and production representative of Company. Instrument loops AI/AO, Stamp loop sheet with specific approval stamp. To be signed by ‘commissioning engineer and production representative of Company. Calibration check has to be filed {Loop check has to be filled in with the rangas, alarm settings, ete. 3. The above mentioned DAR sheets have to be signed by commissioning engineer and production representative of Company, ‘GDF SUEZ E&P Nodorland 8.. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 12 of 21,10.2 Process Variable Simulation © Connect a suitable signal generating source to the process connection together with the means of isolating and regulating the same, with a suitably accurate indicator. The process variable source will Gepend upon the type of signal to be simulated and the following clauses cover typical signal generating methods for various types of instruments. NOTE Where speclal hazardous fluids are involved suitable safety precautions must be observed and the test method agreed with the Engineer. For example, for oxygen service the testing fluid must be ol! free and, after testing, the instrument must be cleaned, dried and sealed with a moisture absorbent, ina polyethylene covering. 10,3. Temperature «Thermocouple and RTD temperature transmitters shall bo simulated using @ milivott or resistance source. «Thermocouples and resistance thermometers shall be removed from their wills and checked for damage. Tho resistance of each resistance thermometer shall be measured at ambient temperature and resistance and temperature noted. + After testing, thermocouples/resistance thermometers shall be replaced in their thermowells and reconnected, It is Important to ensure that the element is "bottomed’ in the thermowell and that the polarity of the thermocouple connections is correct, + For galvanometer deflection type installations using thermocouples, compensating lead resistances shall be adjusted. + Where @ two.wire resistance thermometer system is employed, ‘make-up’ resistances shall be adjusted. «For three and fourwire resistance thermometer installations, care must be taken to ensure the correct connections. Tompgrature Switches © Temperature switches shall be tested at their operating point using a temperature bath. A continuity test-circuit shall be connected across the contacts to ensure correct operation. + Care shall be taken to ensure that the switch operation Is in the correct mode, Le. with @ rising or falling signal according to the instrument specification, Where the switching differential Is stated on the specification, this shall also be checked. 10.4 Pressure Pr «The DP and low range pressure transmitter inputs may be simulated by using a squeeze bulb anc precision gauge or manometer. Higher range preseure transmitters and controllers are simulated by ising regulated instrument aie, ora nitrogen bottle with a precision test gauge, The correct orifice run installation and orifice orientation must also be checked. ‘Acompressed alt source can usually be used for pressure ranges up to 7 bar gauge (100 psig). For pressure ranges above 7 bar (100 psi) a hydraulic dead weight tester should be used. <— Hand held pneumatic pressure pumps may also be used for signal generation for pressures up to 7 bar Differential Pressure «© When testing OP transmitters, the variable pressure source is normally connected to the High Pressure Connection and the Low Pressure Connection must be freely vented to the atmosphere. GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. Specification 622 Rev. 0 Page 13 of 24+ After the initial calibration test, the high and low pressure sides of the meter element shell be ‘subject, In tum, to a static pressure equal to the maximum expected working pressure. The calibration test shall then be repeated to ensure that the results are unaffected by the statle pressure loading. hr es iment © Forexternal diaphragm sealed type pressure sensors It is necessary to fabricate a test rig comprising ‘a mating flange with a pressure connection to which pressure sources may be attached, Pressure Switches: + Pressure switches shall be tested at their operating point using elther a compressed air source or & dead-weight tester depending upon the range of the switch under test. A continuity test-ciroult shall be connected across the contacts to ensure correct operation. Care should be taken to ensure that the switch operation is in the correct mode, |.e. with a rising or falling signal according to the instrument specification. Where the switching differential is stated in the specification, this shall also be checked. 10.5 Level Level Displacers External cage displacers are generally tested in situ owing to their physical size but alternatively may be tested in a test rig or by the suspended weight method. © Insitu Testing 4. Check that the process conditions permit the use of water. 2 Where the instrument ultimate service is other than water, check the manufacturer's instructions for the method of compensating for the SG at the operating temperature. Make sure that the vessel isolation valves are complete closed. Connect @ graduated glass or plastic column parallel to the displacer chamber via the bottom grain connection of gauge tapping. Make sure that the top of the displacer chamber is freely vented to atmosphere, The level can then be varied by injecting water into the chamber. This is usually done by using @ water container and @ hand pump connected via the hottom drain connection. on Fe © Weight Method Testing 4, This method involves the substitution of the displacer by calibration weights equal to the resultant downwards force of the displacer at the required calibration points (refer to the manufacturer's handbook for method of calculation). 2. This method is generally used for displacers designed for top of tank mounting or with extra large float chambers. 3, In order to use the ‘weight method’ It Is necessary to fabricate a test rig in the workshop and to rampve the top section of the instrument, containing the float arm, from the displacer caging. Filing the displacer cages with liquid shall simulate displacer type level transmitters. Level Switches © Float switches shall be tested mechanically prior to installation with a continuity testcircult connected across the contacts to ensure correct operation, Care shall be taken to ensure that the ‘switen operation mode is correct. 10.6 Flow (Ultrasonic Meter) + Variable Area Flow Meters are usually tested by mechanical means, |. the flost position Is varied by means of a wooden or plastic rod inserted through the bottom connection. NOTE Check the actual calibration required before testing, as the minimum graduation on @ VA Meter Is usually 410% flow, whereas the full transmitted output may correspond to O-L00% flow. GF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 14 of 2110.7 Miscellaneous (Analysers, Special Installations) + Analytical and Special Installations shall be checked according to manufacturer's instructions and/or ‘by agreement with Company. + Trips and alarms not previously covered in the loop tests, e.g. initiating devices which stop/start pumps, etc,, shall be checked in conjunction with Company. ‘All systems shall be checked for ‘fall safe’ operation whieh will include the checking of ‘burn out’ features on thermocouple installations. © Calibration checks are usually carried out on analysers by injecting known samples into the sample conditioning systems. This must be decided for each type of analyser by reference to the manufacturer's handbook or by consultation with the instrument supplier and shell be agreed with Company. NOTE Complex analyser systems usually require specialist personnol from the analyser manufacturer to assist in pre-calibretion and commissioning. 10.8 Valves ol vs + Connect an appropriate power supply via a switch, + Connect an air or hydraulic supply to the appropriate port or ports. © Check the operation of the valve by operating the switch and observing correct changeover action. * Check the tightness of shut-off by connecting a flexible tube to the outlet port or ports and immersing the free end in water to ensure that the valve closure is bubblestight at the stated design pressure, * Check, where applicable, electrical and menual reset, override and time delay features as called for on the valve specification. + Check that the coil resistance is correct to specification. Cor ve © Check valve aovording to the checklist under Appendix C ~ Checklist for Control Valves. + Check that, where specified, a lubricator Is fitted and that itis charged with the correct lubricant. Diaphs wit it + Note the diy operating range (bench-set) of the diaphragm actuator from Its data plate or ‘specification shest. + Connect a sultable regulated air supply together with an acourate test gauge to the diaphragm case connection. © Increase the air pressure to load the diaphragm and cheok the valve spindle position from the valve stem position indicator. The travel should be checked at the following positions: 0, 25, 50, 75 and 4.00% of valve stroke, | Where necessary, adjust the valve spring tension nut to obtain the correct start point and retest. © Where necessary, check that the speed of operation from fully open to fully closed is within the limits stated on the specification sheet. (GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. ‘Speoication 642 Rev. O Page 16 of 21+ ‘The hystoresis shall be checked by using a micrometer dial indicator clamped to the valve stem and repeating the travel test with rising and falling signals at 0, 25, 50, 75 or 100% of valve stroke. The hysteresis should be within approx. 5% of the valve stroke unless otherwise specified. © When tight shutoff is an important criterion, a test rig must be fabricated comprising a blind flange con the vaive outlet fitted with a bleed pipe and a sultably rated isolation valve from the centre of the flange. The open end of the bleed pipe shall be immersed in a container of water so that discharge bubbles can be observed. The valve inlet shall be connected to @ source of pressure equal to the valve shutoff pressure. © The specified signal corresponding to the valve closed position under normal operating conditions hall be applied to the valve actuator and, If necessary, adjustments made to the valve until the leakage bubble-rate Is within the specified tolerance. + Where an air failure lockup relay or other accessory device is incorporated, it shell be checked for cotrect operation in accordance with the instrument specification. Dia wi ner Note the dry operating range (bench-set) of the diaphragm actuator from Its data plate or spectfication sheet, ie. bench-set of actuator irrespective of positioner: + Note the operating range of the positioner, input and output. «Where the positioner is fitted with a bypass valve (normally omitted on split-range service), switch the valve to the ‘bypass’ position and connect a variable air supply with a test gauge to the signal input connection. © Where no positioner bypass is fitted, disconnect the air connection from the actuator case and connect in the variable air supply with test gauge direct to the diaphragm head. +The actuator must then be checked for travel, indapendent from the positloner, with rising and falling signals at 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100% of valve stroke. + Where necessary, check that the speed of operation from fully open to fully closed is within the limits stated on the specification sheet. + After checking the valve stroke without the positioner, the stroke shall be checked with the positioner in service, + Connect an ei supply to the positioner ‘supply’ connection and adjust to 0.4 bar above the maximum ‘operating range of the actuator. + Switch the positioner bypass valve to the ‘on’ position. if no bypass is fitted, reconnect the positioner output to the actuator and connect the variable air supply to the positioner signal connection. + Ifnecessary, adjust in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and then retest. © tfrequired, hysteresis, fight-shut off and air failure tests shall be carried out as desoribed above In clause 6.13b, her rs = Control valves with other types of actuators, e.g. piston operators, air cylinder operators, lectro/nydraulic or electri motor operators, shall be tested for stroking and failure action in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. (GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland 8.. ‘Specification 642 Rev. O Page 16 of 2110.9 10.10 10.14 s Where limit switches or torque switches are fitted these shall be checked using a continuity test set for correctness of setting and for operation. On motorised vaives, care shall be taken to check the setting of the limit switches before putting power on to the actuator and the actuator manually placed at mic-travel prior to attempting to stroke the valve for the first time. ‘Smart or Foundation Fieldbus Transmitters © Powering up the transmitters until stabilised (as recommended by the manufecturer), + Connecting up the hanc-held programmer and running @ communications test. «Zeroing and ranging the transmitters by use of the hanethelé programmer, «Checking the output in both rising and felling modes. © Recording the results on the appropriate test sheet. Fire and Gas Systems «fire and Gas systems generally comprise field sensors strategically placed around a plant and centrally located alarm/display system or systems, «The Fire and Gas sensors shall be tested In accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Gas sensors normally would be tested using portable gas cylinders containing appropriate gas samples, whereas the fite detectors should be tested by utilizing smoke canisters or UV/Infra-red radiation ‘emitters dependent upon the type of sensors employed. + Where voting logic is involved then each combination of the activities inputs shall be tested and all resultant outputs checked. © The testing of field audible and visual alarms shail be carried out on an individual basis plus a check that the audible can be heard in ell areas and that the visual alarms provide coverage as necessary. NOTE All systems shall be subjected to thorough fault testing, e.g, open circults of each field loop; card removal; power isolation to sections of a system; earth faults; etc. Electrical Systems The intention of the testing and commissioning is: «To carry out the Inspection and testing of all items of equipment and areas of the installations not dealt with at the location. © Tocarry out ary additional inspection and testing as may be required. Extent of Testing and Inspection. After erection of electrical equipment and completion of electrical installation and connections, pres ‘commissioning tests shall be made by Contractor to prove conformity to applicable regulations and codes of practice as defined in Section 2.0 of specification 610, Contractor shall not cany out any testing, pre-commissioning or commissioning without prior notification to Company. Contractor shall ensure that records are made of all tests conducted utilising the acceotance documents, Contractor shall provide, at his expense, all applianess, instruments; labour and other facilities required for pre-commissioning/commissioning tests (e.g, electronic regulated load bank, power supplies, fuel etc.) and shall perform the work as required by Company. GDF SUEZ E&P Naderiand BN. ‘Speotication 642 Rev. O Page 17 of 2311.0 Suppliers representative will be available for supervisory guidance for the testing and pre-commissioning of major items of the equipment. This does not relieve Contractor from the responsibilty of providing competent and qualified testing and pre-commissioning engineers. The following is a guide to inspection and testing of the electrical installation: ‘2. Inspection of equipment and installation to check for mechanical integrity. , ingpection of equipment and installation to cheok for compliance with drawings, specications, regulations and codas of practice. Verification of polarity and phase sequence. 4d. Tests of continuity including point to point wiring checks. @, Insulation resistance tests. 1. Tests of effectiveness of earthing. {& Primary injection tests and calibration of current transformers and relays (Note: Secondary injection tests can be made by prior consent of Company where primary Injection tests are not feasible). h. Runup tests (e.g. generator sets, electric motors etc). i. Functional tests of equipment of all electrical equipment and systems, ji. Electrical running tests of al electrical equipment and systems. _lumination levels of the lighting systems which is part of the scope of Contractor. |. Full discharge load test of all battery systems. m, Power up all frequengy drives and perform a complete run test. ‘The activities specified herein do not preclude the necessity for further inspection end testing to sult individual features or manufacturer's instructions and equipment, Alltests shall comply with the relevant standards and codes and specifications. Contractor shall be responsible for taking all necessary safety precautions, the replacing of all damaged equipment and sundries (e.g. fuses damaged during testing) and the maintenance of the installation until taken over by Company. ‘CALIBRATION TEST «This procedure applies to all local and indine instruments (transmitting, receiving, signal converting of direct reading) other than local pressure gauges, temperature gauges or switches. © Check instrument at ‘zero’ reading and adjust if necessary. + Ail Instruments are to be tested in both the upscale and downscale directions and if necessary ‘adjusted until their accuracies are within the limits stated by the manufacturer, Upon completion, the results of each test shall be recorded on the appropriate form. + Increase the progress input signal and record the corresponding output signal and/or scale reading ‘at 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100% of the instrument range. NOTE: the readings must always be taken when the signal is in a ‘ising state, © Decrease the progress input signal and again record the corresponding output signal and/or scale reading at 100, 75, 50, 25, and 0% of the insttument range. NOTE: the readings must always be teken when the signal is in a ‘falling’ state. +The percentage error caloulated from the above tests shall not exceed the manufacturer's stated limits for accuracy and hysteresis. Where necessary, adjustments shall be made according to the manufacturer's instructions and the tests repeated. Accuracy of readings must be better than or fequal to the accuracy limits stated in the manufacturer's specification. * Upon completion of tests the instrument shall be drained, and if necessary blown through with dry air. Where applicable, shipping stops shall be replaced. NOTE: draining the instruments of water used in testing is essential as a frost precaution. GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BN. Sposification 612 Rev. 0 Page 18 of 2112.0 12.4 12.2 12.3 + Alter testing, all connections and entries shall be temporarily sealed t prevent subsequent ingress of moisture and dirt + After the tests have been completed the instrument shall be identified with a coloured sticker. FUNCTIONAL TEST General © A complete functional check Is required to check the configuration of the PES, Shutdown and Interlock responses shall be checked against the shutdowry/interlock logic diagram and cause/effect drawings. * The complete interlock system shall then be checked for correct sequence of operation. Each interlock input and outout shall be tested for functionality. In most cases this may be a duplication of loop testing, unless loop testing is done simultaneously. On alarm or shutdown loops, field switches must make/break contact as prescribed on data sheets. * Once indivicuat loops have been tested, the functionality of the logic of the PES shall be tested. Site Acceptance Tests + The handling of these tests is the responsibilty of Company's site team, + The dossiers of these tests will bo divided in the same way as the commissioning dosslers. These dossiers contain the files with the signed loop sheets, DAR's from the commissioning tests and the site acceptance tests of the Suppliers. The signed test sheets will be scanned and uploaded in the Texemus system as Site Acceptance Tests. ‘+ Handling of the completed commissioning sheets 11. The loop sheets, loop checks and calibration checks signed by the commissioning engineer will be verified and signed by the site team. Loop sheets will be scanned and uploaded in Texemus as “Loop Commissioned”, Calibration checks will be scanned and uploaded in Texemus as "Loop Calibration Checked", 2. With the signed loop sheets, calibration checks and the information containing ranges and settings of alarms the applicable loop checks and calibration checks in the Texemus system will be filed in 3 The DAR sheets of the romaining installation will be reviewed, scanned and uploaded in Toxemus as "Site Acceptance Test”. 4, The Site Acceptance Tests of the vendors will be reviewed, scanned and uploaded in Texernus as “Site Acceptance Test”, ‘+ The test status of the instrument loops will be kept up with a toot named *looplist". This tool ‘compares the number of “Instrument loops (ILP)" with "Loop Commissioned”. Microprocessor Single-Loop Controllers + These controllers are generally usor-configurable but are usually programmed in the factory to meet the requirements as detailed in the project range and tripsettingslist. However, some parameters may not be set and will be supplied with settings taking ‘default’ values, i.e. Supplier's assumed most likely values. ‘+The first action therefore is to establish the required configuration and record it on forms normally supplied with the instrument. This will define parameters as: 1. Input signal (e.g. 4-20mA) 2. input scale range (in engineering units) 3. set point limits GDF SUEZ ESP Nedertand BY. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 19 of 214, controller action 5. controller settings (proportional, integral and derivative desired values) 6. output limits, failsafe values, alarm settings, eto. «The operating voltage should be checked and, if necessary, internal voltage links set for the correct ‘mains suppiy. + Then the instrument should be powered up and the required configuration loaded in if not already installed, NOTE: the configuration is probably stored in EEPROM - refer to the manufacturer's instruction ‘manual, + On powering up, the controller probably will run diagnostic checks automatically with the results ‘shown on the instrument facial and ary failure displayed immediately, This depends on the model of ‘controller being tested and again reference should be made to the manufacturer's instructions, GDF SUEZ E&P Noderiand BY. Spectication 642 Rev. 0 Page 20 of 24.13.0 FINAL PREPARATIONS, Final preparations shall consist of preparing all instrumentation for plant start up. As @ minimum, this shal consist of the following tasks: Confitm that all cheokout and calibration tasks have been completed. Bypass process control valves and other inal elements, or place In out-of service status 2s dictated by start up requirements. Evecuate and biow down process signel lines. Open or close instrument block valves, as dictated by start up requirements. Cheok all seal legs. Fill tho logs with specified seal fluids as required. Place all controllers in the manuel mode. ‘Blow down pneumatic supply and signal lines and check them for leaks. Make electrical power supplies and/or pneumatic pressure sources ready for service, Confirm thet all electrical and pneumatic power systems are operating properly. Confirm that all fuses (especially ones that were replaced) are of the designed rating, Energize or pressurize each Instrument or loop component and inspect for malfunctions. Make preliminary adjustments of contro! modes by setting the proportional band at 100% and by setting the rate and reset at minimum. Init is necessety to partially commission an instrument to complete its checkout and calibration, the instrument shall be left in this state of readiness, Each instrument and loop shall remain powered or pressurized with switches and valves set for start up requirements. Any instrument that has been removed or disconnected during line flushing and hydrostatic testing shall be rechecked for operation. All outstanding "punch list” items have been solved and witnessed by the CT. CT shall update all drawings to “as built status at completion of offshore fabrication. GDF SUEZ ERP Nederiand BV. Specification 612 Rev. 0 Page 21 of 21.REPORT DOCUMENTATION APPENDIXA inspection, testing/celitretion, loop checks and pre-commissioning require records which record events, clarify @ result and ensure that a complete job is done, Typieal forms have been included DAROOt DAROO2 DAROOS DAROO4 DAROO4A DAROOS DAROOS DAROO? AROS DAROOS DAROLO DAROAL DAROA2 DAROLS DAROL4 DAROAS DAROS DAROL? DAROAS DAROS9 DARO20 DAROZL DaRo22 DARO23 DAROZ4 DAROZS DARO26 DARO27 DARO28 DARO29 DARO3O DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORDS Cable Ladder Cables Earthing Electrical Motor Electrical Generator Lighting Power Transformer ‘Switchgear/Cireult breaker Ly Starter Cubicle/Isolation Cubicle LY Distribution Board Junction box Cable Transit (MCT) Charger/Inverter Socket Outlet Control Panel Fire & Gas Detection High Voltage Cable Equipment inspection Field Loop Start/Stop Control Station/Pushbutton Telecoms Instrument Inspection and Test Dally Check/Record Diesel Generator Notification Sheet Hydraulic Tubing Inspection Document Air tubing inspection Document Pressure Tubing Inspection Document Punch list Mechanical Completion Status Index Mechanical Completion Acceptance Certificate ~ Electrica! Discipline Mechanical Complation Acceptance Certificate - Instrument Discipline The CT shall submit for Company approval any new testing form that the CT wishes to ada. GOF SUEZ EAP Nederland BV. ‘Specification 612 Rev. 0ER DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD CABLE LADDER Iclient : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [systern no, Project [Tee no. lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM fem _[Bescription ‘Supplier | check [comments [Installed as per drawings 2_ [Supporting correct 3_ [Corrosion protection epplied to cuttings 4 [Sharp edges removed © [Bolts tghtenea @ [Insulation pads mounted (only $5 Cabletay) 7_|erthing correc, as per specification &_[Earthing connection greased herified name (date lsignature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ |PROD. REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ E60 Nederland BY, DDAROOA - Cable LadderGDF SC TEST DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD CABLES tient +: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B. [system no Project Icableno. : lorder [Type and size : Voltage grade Drum no. = ring certificate no. [Drawing no. From object: From location [Tooblect —: [To location (OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM. Item [description check [oomments lGable dressed and dlipped correct [Bending radius correct |dentification and ferruling correct [Glanding correct larmour/screen correct earthed [Cable crimp correct installed in accordance with relevant drawings and specifications [Continuity and phasing correct e|e|~/ofals|alyla [cable reconnected Co fest equipment ‘Serial no. insulation resistance Callbr. Exo, Test conditions Hot / Cold Diy 7 Wet Test voltage Volt Value between cores : ‘ohm - Value between cores to earth : Mohn - Value between cores to serean Mohm = Value between screen to earth: Mohm verified name ate signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ lPROD.REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ E52 Nederand BY. DDAROO2-CebleaGDF Sez RR DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD EARTHING cient: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BL. = ~ [eystern no Project HTag.no lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE NA® NOT APPLICABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM item [description Supplier check [comments INSPECTION (Cables dressed and clipped correct, [Bonding radius correct Earthboss completely welded [Mechanical protection complete (Gable lugs correct and greased ofa) alo)rle Installed accordance relevant drawings and specifications [TESTING 7_ [Barth continuity 8 [Resistance measurement = Test value (ohm) + Test Equipment serial number \verified pame [date [signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ SOF SUEZ E&P Nederiend BY, DDAROOS EarthingGDF SCZ a RE DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD NA.» NOT APPLICABLE. ELECTRICAL MOTOR loient : GDF SUEZ EAP Nederland BV. ~~ [systemno : Project [Tag no lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM tem [descriotion supplier | check [comments [check namepiate date (ex)marngs against datasheet [No mechanical damage No fluids leaks [Nuts and bolts tight [Terminal boxes and glanding correct [Al labeling and warning marks correct internal and external earthing correct and securely tight [Al internal cabling and aux wiring neat and healthy Heater correctly installed B)eolelsfelalslofrfe [eneck and record motor insulation resistance ( Moh) B [Check bearing lubrication [Check free motor rotation with driven equip uncoupled 6 6 [Check cabling system, dust and debris removed 14 [Commutation arrangement and bushes correct (DC only) 15 [Motor pressurization correct 116 [Push button station [a Support correct b_ No mechanical damage le Identiication correct, [verified name ldate [signature |suPERVISOR GOF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |siTe REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ EAP Nederland BLY. DARODA-Electrical MotorGDF Sez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD NA» NOT APPLICABLE ELECTRICAL GENERATOR client + GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. [System no Project: [Tag no lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM [Rem [Gescription ‘supplier [ check [comments [chock nameplate date (ex}-markings against datasheet No mechanical damage No fluids leaks Nuts and bolts tight [Ai labeling and warning marks comrect| Internal and external earthing correct and securely tight [Ai internal cabling and aux wiring neat and healthy a 2 a a 5 _ [Terminal boxes and glanding correct é 7 & 8 Heater correctly installed 110 _|Gheck and record generator insulation resistance ( Mohm) ‘11. [Chock bearing lubrication 2. |Gheck free generator rotation with driven equip uncoupled 3 [Check cabling system, dust and debris removed 4 [Commutation arrangement and bushes correct (DC only) 5 [Generator pressurization correct 6 [Push button station la. Support correct lb No mechanical damage lc. Identification correct \veritiod [pame jgate Signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ IPROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ ‘GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. DDAROOAA -Electios! GeneratorGDF Sez nT DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD LIGHTING client DF SUEZ E&P Nederland 8. [systemno Project [Tagno lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA ‘= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM. [fem [description ‘Supplier | Check [oomments DE-ENERGISED 7 [Lighting cuit instalied, hooked up and identified according to} [drawing and specification 2 [Fixtures properly supported ancl accessible for maintenance. 3 [Fixtures mechanically sound, undamaged and cleaned i 4_ insulation resistance, each pole to earth [Earthloop impedance ohm Insulation resistance ta-€ ‘Mohm L2-E ‘Mohm 3-€ ‘Mohm IENERGISED STATE |S [Measured circuit oad ‘Amp Wverified name date [signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ (CDF 80€2 E&P Nederland BY. AROS ListingGDF SCZ TT DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD NA= NOT APPLICABLE POWER TRANSFORMER client: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no Project, [Tag no lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA™ CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM lem [description supplier [ check [oomments, 1 [Check nameplate data against dateshest 2 |Nomechanical damage and paint work correct 3. |Nofiuids ieaks 4_|Nuts and bolts tight & [Terminal blacks correct @_|[Glanding correct 7_[Protection of lve parts correct [Ail internal cabling and aux wiring neat and healthy ‘9 intemal and external earthing correct and securely tight 10 [Current transformers correctly installed 41. [Cooling tans correcty installed 42 [instruments correctly installed 43 [oil level conect 44 |All labeling and warning marks correct, 45 | Silica gel breather checked 46 [Drainage system checked 17 _|Gheck internal cleanliness FOR SMALL POWER TRANSFORMERS ONLY 9 |Gheck and record primary winding insulation resiet. (Mohm) 20_|Gheck and record sec winding insulation resist. (Mohm) ‘24, [Check and record primary to secondary winding Insulation] resistance (ohm) verified name i ldate isignature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ IPROD.REP GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ EAP Nederand BV. [DAR0OG Power TransformerGDF sez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD NA = NOT APPLICABLE SWITCHGEAR / CIRCUITBREAKER (Client: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no [Project Tag no lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PE = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM litem [description ‘Supplier | check [eomments [Check nameplate data against datasheat Protection of ive busbers, eprouts etc. ok No méchanical damage and paint work correct [Earthbar and earthing correct and tight Nuts and bolts tight and glanding correct lal internal cabling and aux wiring neat and healthy [Busbars and connecting links tight to specified torque, Phase identification correct Instruments, indication lamps and interlocks correct Heaters correctly installed [Terminal blocks correct BIE] S| fe] ~fo oo | oo} n] 4) (Check internals for cleanliness: Ta |Check MCB's and fuses for correct size and identification 14 |Environmental protections conect (gaskets etc) ‘5 [All ebeling and warning marks correct ‘ag [Check insulation resistance between earth and phases record lowest reading (Mohm) T7_[Gurrent transformers correctly installed TB Voltage transformers correctly installed 19 |Aux. contactors and relays correctly installed 30 [oieuit breaker mechanical operetion checks with breaker in] ‘service’, test’, and “earth* position ‘operation of mechanical interlocks ‘smooth entry to and from cubicle ‘operation of auxiliary switches ‘operation of spring charging mech, ‘operation of closing mechanism ‘operation of tip mechanism ‘operation of shutters (busbars & circuit de-energized) ‘operation of earthing interlocks adlocking facilities ok \verified name date [signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ [PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ [SITE REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ E4P Nederland 8.V. ‘DARO07-Switchgear/CircultbreakerGDF sCcz TTT DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD LV STARTER CUBICLE / ISOLATION CUBICLE lctient +: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no Project [Tag no lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE NNA® NOT APPLICABLE PA» CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PE (ON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM, iter [description ‘supplier (check nameplate data against data sheet check [somments Protection of live busbars, spouts ete. ok No mechanical damage Earthbar and earthing correct and tight. Nuts and bolts tight lal internal cabling and wiring neat and undamaged [Busbars and connecting links to specified torque Phase identification correct Instruments, Indication lamps and interlocks correct Fuses correctly sized and identified Padlocking facilities correct [Terminal blacks correct [Gheck internals for cleanliness [Check MCB's and earth faulk protection for correct operation, slelstelels]elo|slola}alel mls Racking mechanism smooth 46 [Al labeling and warning marks correct a7 |Gheck insulation between earth and phases (Mohm) [rented name \gate [signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP, GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ EAP Nedorlnd BY. ‘DAROO LY Starir Cubicle lscltion CubileGor swez ET DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD LV DISTRIBUTION BOARD lolient : GDF SUEZ E&P Nedorland 8.V. [system no Project HTag no lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM lem [description ‘Supplier | check [comments 4 [Check nameplate date against data sheet 2._ [Protection of live busbars, spouts ete ok 3 _|No mechanical damage 4_|Barthbar and earthing correct and tight 5 _|Nuts and bolts tight and glanding correct 6_|Allinternel cabling and wiring neat and undemaged 7_|Busbars and connecting links to specified torque 8 [Phase identification correct 9. |instruments, indication lamps and interlocks correct Heaters correctly installed Padiocking facilities correct [Terminal blocks correct [Chock intornals for cleanlinsss |Check MCB's and earth fault protection for correct operation, |Environmantal protection correct (gaskets, etc.) [Al labeling and warning marks correct, [Gheck insulation resistance betwoen earth and phases, record| lowest reading (Moh). [Fuses correctly sized and identified [venitied name |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ date [signature lPROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ GDF SUEZ E&P Noderiond BY: ‘BAROUSLY Oistuton BoardGDF SCZ DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD JUNCTIONBOX client: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. fsystemno : Project lTfagno lorder Location = (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB= NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM item [description ‘Supplier | check [comments [Equipment sultable for area classification 2. |Earthing correct, as per specification 3_|Gaskets/seals undamaged 4_|Giands, earthing terminations correct and tight & [labeling and ID correct 6 |Accessibility, mounting and supporting correct 7_[Spare entries plugged 8 |i andnon IS wiring segregation correct © |Cabling, wiring and trunking neat and as per specification. 70 [Different voltaga level segregation is correct \verified name [date [signature [SUPERVISOR GOF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF ‘SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ E4PNederand BV. DDAROA.Junctonboxee DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD CABLE TRANSIT (MCT) Iclient_: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. system no Project: agro: lorer = Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE RITICAL PUNCHITEM NNA= NOT APPLICABLE |ON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM litem [description ‘supplier | check [comments [Gheck transit identification [al cables identified lal blocks correct [all spares correctly blocked Mechanical protection 8 required [Stayplate correct imateriat Punchlist nr Nenitied ame [eate signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ (SDF SUEZ EAP Necerand BV. DAROLA-Cable Tans MCT)GDF SCs ae DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD CHARGER/INVERTER |client : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no Project: Tagno jorder Location: ‘OK = ACCEPTABLE PA‘ ORITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM. tem [description ‘Supplier | cheok [oomments 1_ [Check nameplate data against data sheet 2_ [Protection of ve busbars, spouts etc ok '3_|No mechanical damage “4_|Earthbar and internal earthing correct and ght [Nuts and bolts tight 6 _[All internal cabling and wiring neat and undamaged 7_|Busbars and connecting links to specified torque & [Phase identification correct 9” instruments, indication lamps and interlocks correct 410 _|Fuses correctly sized and identified i |Padiocking faciities corect, 2 [Terminal biocks and glanding correct 3 |Gheck internals for cleanliness 4 |Check MOB's and earth fault protection for correct operation, 5 |Check cooling operates correctLY 6 |All fabeling and warning marks correct, 7_|Gheck insulation resistance between earth and phases: RS Mohn RT Moh ST Mohn RE Mohn SE Mohn TE ‘Mohm 8 |All supplier static checks complete and documented {verified [rame. date lsignature [SUPERVISOR GOF SUEZ [PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GOF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ E4P Nederland 8.V. DAROI2 - ChargerfnverterGor svez ETT DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD SOCKET OUTLET DF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. [System no lctient Project [Tagno forcer = Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM. litem” [Gescription ‘Supplier | check [comments DE-ENERGISED T [Socket outlet “Grcit Thetaled, hookedup and Identified) according to drawings and specifications 2_ [Properly supported and accessible for maintenance 3 [Outlet mechanically sound and undamaged 4 _|insulation resistance, each pole to earth Earthloop impedance ohm Insulation resistance RE Mohm is-e ‘Mohm’ IT-e Mohm \verifed name ate. [signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ [SITE REP. GDF SUEZ GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BLV. DAROI3 ~ Socket OutletGDoF Sez SERS ATTS DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE CONTROL PANEL RECORD lclient : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. [syetem no Project: [Tag no lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE NA = NOT APPLICABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM B= NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM [gescriotion ‘supplier [ check comments [check nameplate data against data sheet Protection of live busbars, spouts etc ok |No mechanical damage and paint work correct, lEarthoar and earthing correct and tight INuts and bolts tight [All nternal cabling and wiring neat and undamaged [Gianding correct, [Busbars and connecting links to specified toraue |Phase identification correct instruments, indication lamps and interiocks correct Heaters correctly installed Padiooking facilities correct [Terminal blocks correct |eheok internals for cleanliness [Check MCB's and earth fault protection for correct operation [Environmental protection correct (gaskets etc) [Al labeling and warning marks correct [Check insulation resistance batween earth and phases, Irovord lowest reading (Mohm). [Fuses correctly sized and identified [Segregation of different voltages correct [verified name date [signature |SUPERViSOR GOF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ Ea” Nederand BY. DDARO4 Contol Pana!DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD FIRE & GAS DETECTION lcient + GDF SUEZ E&P Nederlond BL, {system no Proiect Hag ro loner: Location IMake/Type Duty Drawing no + Zoneno + OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM Item [description ‘Supplier | Cheok. Joomments T_ [Equipment suitable for area classification 2. [Certification authority 3 [Certification number and class group 4 [Eamthing correct © [Terminations correct to drawing é 7 8 9 IE.O.L resistor installed [Addressable units set correct [Screen floating/continuous [Tag number correct to lay-out drawing 20 [Device installed to lay-out drawing 11. [Device conectiy fitted and supported 12 |Cable tested (refer to test sheet) Gable no: cable no: |ventieg” —__ ame [date [signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ GDF SUEZ EAP Nederiand BY. DAROAB Fire & Gas DetectionGor sez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE [client : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederfond B.V. [system no Project [Teg no loraer Location ‘OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA-= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNGHITEM item [description ‘supplier | cheok [oornmnents inspection check T_ |oheck installed cable ageinst specification 2__[Glonding, locknuts correct fs 3._[Phase sequence tested 4_[Stress cones correct installed, sess relleved and earthed 3 [Earth conductor/eable armouring contnulty IMeGceRTEST VOLTAGE APPLIED la-€ ‘ohm 2-6 ‘ohm is-e ‘ohm a2 Mohn a0 Mohm 2-15 Mohm HIGH VOLTAGE PRESSURE TEST [Testvaltege w [ime minute Leek current ta mA 123 mA sit mA iat ma ae maa BE mA lero name late signature |suPERvIsOR GDF SUEZ lPROD.REP. GDF SUEZ sz ReP. @OF SUEZ OF SUEZ EAP Nederland a. DDAROAEHign Vilage casteGDoF SCZ TREE DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD EQUIPMENT INSPECTION |client — : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland 8. [system no Project: JTag no Location Equipment Manufacturer (OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEN item [description ‘supplier | check [oomments: ‘1 [Mechanical damage 2__[Paintwork undamaged 3 [Bese frame installed 4 [Supports installed 5 [Equipment securely installed 6 [Tagnumber fitted 7__ [Debris and dust removed 8 [Earth connection correct [verified name date [signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ E&P Nederend BV. [BARO47-Equipment inspectionGDF Sw/Ccz “EERSTE DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD FIELD LOOP lclient : GOF SUEZ E&P Nederland BLY. Isystemno + Project {Tag no lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APelCMBIE B= NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM iiem [description ‘supplier | check Joomments [LOOP TEST/PRE-REQUISTE CHECK LIST Field and multicore cables tested Inst. test inspection complete [Check drawing as latest revision. (Visual check of components a] e}o} re Discross/interface panel powered and ready for uss PERFORMANCE CHECK [Scope of loop check level 4 or 2 (see note) [Activate input cheok output [Check saitchpoint(s) oo] s)o [check switchpoint(s) sot at: 40. |Loop function 0%, 50% and 400% [TEST EQUIPMENT [Serial no: [Calibration exp. Werte [name (date signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP, GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ Note: Loopcheck 4. Loop check field device to screen display Loopcheck 2. Total loop check from field device to screen out to field action (GDF SUEZ EXP Nederiand BY. DAROAB-Ield LoopGor svez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD START/STOP CONTROL STATION, PUSHBUTTON Iclient : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no. [Project Tagno lorder : Location IMake/Type Duy lDrawingno + Zoneno (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA ORITICAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNGHITEM fem [descristion ‘supplier | check [eomments: _[Equipment suitable for area classification 2. [Certification authority 3 [Certification number and class group 4_|Gaskets/seals undamaged 5 [Equipment fitted and supported correctly 6_ [Equipment installed as location drawing 7 [Termination correct to schematic drawing & [Tag number correct to lay-out drawing @ [Gable tested (refer to the test sheets) [Cable nor \verned [name ate [signature |SUPERVISOR GOF SUEZ lPROD.REP, GDF SUEZ |SITE REP, GOF SUEZ DF SUEZ EAP Nederand By. DDARO19-Star/Siop Contl Staton/PushbutionGor swez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD TELECOMS lotient| + GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no Project [fag no lorder lLocation tent (OK = ACCEPTABLE, NA® NOT APPLICABLE PA ORITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM description ‘supplier ‘check [comments Equipment suitable for area classification Earthing correct, as per specification Gaskeis/seals undamaged [Speaker fitted and supported correctly [Speaker installed to lay-out drawing [Terminations correct to drawing [Screen ficating/continuous [Teg number correct to lay-out drawing 0] @|~]o] a) a} e| m/e Loop from 1.8. to speaker installed [Cable tested (refer to test sheets) [Cable no. [Cable no. [Cable no. [Cable no. Note: no meggertest required on speaker! verifies id ame [gate [signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GOF SUEZ OF SUEZ E&P Nederland BY. DARE TelecomsGDF sce RRR DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD INSTRUMENT INSPECTION AND TEST [client : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. Isystom no Project: [Tag no lorder. = Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA = CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM item [description ‘Supplier _| check [comments ‘A__|installation check 1_ [Check instrument against datasheet 2 _|Preinstallation check ‘3 _|Installation check 4 [Tubingtest Pressure test carried out | [Calibration check [Calibration procedure no. tL 2 [Calibration carried out, Om 50% 100% ‘Set points set at: [verified Ineme [date signature [SUPERVISOR GOF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ E&P Nederiand BY. ‘baROZinsrument inspection and TestGor sez Sn ae DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD DAILY CHECK/RECORD DIESEL GENERATOR cient: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V, Date Project fTagno lorder Location OK = ACCEPTABLE PA» GRITIOAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM Item [desertion ‘Supplier [ check [oommants [Amount of running hours : hours) [Lubrication oil level [Lubrication oll added: tr [Cooling liquid level [Cooling liquid added: Wr lA intake clean [Check power cables JAmount of fuel: itr 0] «| ~/o) a} eo] af \Voitage and frequency after start-up: Voit He 40 [Phase rotatior Wveriied Rama: date [signature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ sire REP. GDF SUEZ GDF SUEZ E4P Nedoriand BY. [DAROZ2 Dally Chacl/Racord Diesel GeneratorNOTIFICATION SHEET [client : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. Isystem Project: [Tagnr 7 jonterttes lLocation issued by [Subject Herewith we notify you that the following tests will be performed: Date Area ‘System Time ‘Subjects + Remarks [veriie [name [date signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUEZ EAP Necerend BY. ‘DAROZS Noteation ShootGDoF Sez DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD HYDRAULIC TUBING INSPECTION DOCUMENT lclient : GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland BV. [system no Project Tfagno lorder Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE NA NOT APPLICABLE A= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM. tem [description Supplier ‘heck [comments Hook-up according to drawings [Tube supports correctly installed [Tube supports greased [Tube fittings according to specification [Tube ends deburred [Tested to 4,5* working pressure [Cleaned to NAS 4638 class @|s)ofa)alelrmle [Ol flushing certificate is attached \veriied ame (date [signature |SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ |PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ OF SUEZ £4? Nederand BY. DDaRC24yeraufe Tubing inspection DocumentGDoF SWwCcz DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD AIRTUBING INSPECTION DOCUMENT lOlient —: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. [system no Project: [Tagno jorder = [Location (OK = ACCEPTABLE PA= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM rem [description ‘supplier | check Jeomments t_ [Hook-up es per drawings 2_ [Tubs supports conectly installed _| 3 [Tube supports greased [Tube fittings according to specification 5 [Tube ends deburred 6 [Tested to 4,5* working pressure \verified name [date Isignature [SUPERVISOR GDF SUEZ PROD.REP. GDF SUEZ |SITE REP. GDF SUEZ (GDF SUE? ERP Neder'and BV. AROZS Aiubing Inspection DocumentGDF sSWwez a RRERES DISCIPLINE ACCEPTANCE RECORD PRESSURE TUBING INSPECTION DOCUMENT (Client: GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. systemno + Project: Tagno lorder Location ‘OK = ACCEPTABLE PA®= CRITICAL PUNCHITEM NA= NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON CRITICAL PUNCHITEM {Wem [description ‘supplier | check [comments 1 [Hookup es per drawings 2_ [Tubs supports correctly installed He 3 [Tube supports greased 4_ [Tube fittings according to specification : 5 [Tube ends deburred 6 |festedto 12 Pmax +2 bar bar 7_ [Reinstatement correct 8 [Fittings tight [verted — name. [date signature |SUPERVisoR GDF SUEZ lPROD.REP. GDF SUEZ ISITE REP. GOF SUEZ ‘GDF SUEZ E&P Nederiand BY. [DaRO2E Pressure Tubing nspecton DocurnantGor swez PUNCH LIST [Client IDF SUEZ E&P Nederland B.V. System Project: fragnr lorzer Location lissued by : OK ACCEPTABLE A= ORITICAL PUNCHITEM NA = NOT APPLICABLE PB = NON ORITICAL PUNCHITEM [description oe [ category red [sign [Category A: To be complete prior to commissioning. \Category B: Can be let till after commissioning. [company ame [date slgnature |SUPERVISOR GOF SUEZ PROD.REP. GOF SUEZ ISITE REP. GDF SUEZ GDF SUEZ E&e Nederland 8, DDaRO2T-Punchistapuremens uogayétuay feoueyoor BONO awa rounoo on | waists oy | ov ssn ono — | 385, | oatoaasu | 708809 | aaisar | armour | oN, |MHS'S | waisis| nowaeosaa | 408, | SH Bae “se a3] “ison tii ‘scouva XGONI SNLWLS NOLTdWOD TWOINVHISIN, 22. 4Gor swez Mechanical Completion Acceptance Certificate “oRSEREERERREDINIE ELECTRICAL DISCIPLINE DAR-029 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION IMcac.No. 5 YSTEN/SUBSYSTEM NO. Issueo ey [PACUAGE REFERENCE =: loare [THis (S TO CERTIFY THAT THE SYSTEM/SUBSYSTEM REFERENCED ABOVE HAS BEEN TESTED, INSPECTED ANO| SCEPTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ATTACHED RECORD SHEETS AND ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS, WITH THE| [EXCEPTION OF OUTSTANDING WORK AS DETAILED ON ATTACHED PUNCHLISTS. ISTATUS OF WORK COMPLETION IS LISTED ON DISCIPLINE STATUS INDEX SHEETS, REMARKS © lPuNcHust no: ATIACHED( yorowow, NOTAPPLICABLE( /ERIFIED {SUPPLIER |Qc INSPECTOR |aDF DEPARTMENT NAME WITNESS Isign iYES DATE Ino (SDF SUEZ EAP Nedoviand BY, ‘DARO29Certieste Electricalae ‘Mechanical Completion Aeceptance Certificate INSTRUMENT DISCIPLINE DAR-030 IMcac. no, lssueney loxre HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE SYSTEM/SUBSYSTEM REFERENCED ABOVE HAS BEEN TESTED, INSPECTED AND) ACCEPTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ATTACHED RECORD SHEETS AND ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS, WITH THE| |EXCEPTION OF OUTSTANDING WORK AS DETAILED ON ATTACHED PUNCHLISTS. ‘STATUS OF WORK COMPLETION IS LISTED ON DISCIPLINE STATUS INDEX SHEETS, punciuist no: ATTACHED ( ) TOFOLLOW ’ NOT APPLICABLE( ) Jpresenvarion JERIFIED {SUPPLIER QC INSPECTOR IGOF DEPARTMENT. NAME WITNESS, IGN YES DATE (GDF SUEZ EXP Nederland BV, (DARO30 Conia instrument Dlaopine NoAPPENDIX B LIST OF TYPICAL TEST EQUIPMENT The following is a list of typleal test or calibration equipment that may be required by a CT for onsite instrument ‘esting and (pre-) commissioning. The list is not conolusive and must be reviewed for @ specific project. ‘The test and calibration equipment shall be calibrated in the units of measurements selected for the project. ‘The Company must approve all test equipment, A. Pressure Testing and Calibration Equipment 4, Portable Manually Operated Hydraulic Pump (bucket pump) 2. _LowPressure, Hand-Held Pressure Pump (ranges up to 15 psig) 3. Vacuum Pump, manually operated 4. Dead Weight Tester 5. __ Pressure Gauge comparison Test Pump 6 _ Precision Air Filter/Regulator Sets (2 off minimum) 7, Liquid Filled Manometer (ranges below 40 in we) 8. —_UsTube Manometer (ranges apptox +/- 10 in we) 9, Precision Inclined Manometer (ranges below 4 in wo) 40. Precision Sealed Mercury Manometer (ranges up to approx 15 psig) 14. Certified Test Gauges, 0.25% accuracy or better 42. Portable Pneumetic Calibration Boxes (2 off minimum) 43, Portable Alr Compressor (where ail is not available), 8, Temperature Test and Calibration Equipment 1 Thermostatically Controlled Temperature Bath(s) 2. Thermostatically Controlled Oven for checking cold junction compensation 3. Sets of Standard (precision) Meroury in Glass Thermometers 4. Precision Potentiometer and Milivolt Generator 5. Precision Wheatstone Bridge incorporating a detachable resistance box where resistance thermometers are to be installed, Accuracy 0.05% on any resistance value. 6. Decade Resistance Box 0.1% accuracy. Nore: ‘Alltost instruments to be provided with test leads complete with test probes, clips and distribution terminals, ©. General Electronic/Electrical Test and Calibration Equipment 4. Digital Voltmeters (OVM) (2 off minimum, portable) with an accuracy of +/- 0.4% of range or better ‘and with a discrimination of 10 UY or better, and incorporating an internal calibration/standardizing feature and 0.1% calibration resistors, 2, Precision Milivolt, volt and Miliamp Source Measuring Device 3. Portable Multimeters 4, Insulation Resistance Testers 5. Stopwatch and Relay Contact Timing Devioe 6. _DualChannel Oscilloscope. GDF SUEZ £8? Nederland B.V. Specification 612 Rev. 0