Annual Function Test and Calibration of Level Switch Low LSL
TASKS TO BE
PERFORMED:
1. Annual
Function Test and Calibration of LEVEL SWITCH LOW ALARM.
2. Inspect
Level Switch for any physical damage.
3. Ensure Level
Switch is securely mounted.
4. Inspect
electrical signal cable for any physical damage.
5. Check cable
gland and terminal box cover are secure.
6. Remove Level
switch cover and inspect switch mechanism.
7. Visually
inspect Switches for any short circuit damage.
8. Check all
terminations are secure.
9. Visually
inspect switches for excessive wear on actuating lever.
10. Visually
inspect switches for misalignment of adjusting screw at point of contact
between screw and lever.
12. Adjust
mechanism to compensate for this condition.
If this cannot
be corrected replace switch immediately.
13. Isolate
Level Switch Low from the process by closing the bridle manual isolation valves
where fitted.
14. Where
possible drain the process fluid from the chamber to a pre-determined level
where the Low Alarm should have activated. Tee in clear plastic pipe and strap
to chamber in order to view level indication.
15. Close the
drain valve.
16. Check that
the Switch has activated. Adjust as required.
17. Check that
the Low Alarm has been received in control Room.
18. If
adjustment are made in step 16, refill the float switch chamber with process
fluid or liquid of an equivalent S.G. and repeat steps 14 through 17 till the
correct setting is obtained.
19. Ensure all
drain points are securely closed off.
20. Check all
disturbed connections for leaks using soap solution.
21. De-isolate
the Level Switch and put back on line equalising the level in the float chamber
with the vessel.
22. Re-instate
all bridle valves.
23. Checks that
the Alarm annunciation has been accepted reset.
24. Replace
switch cover ensuring seal or gasket is in good condition.
25. Complete
Instrument Calibration Sheet.
26. ENSURE ANY
OVERRIDE IS REMOVED AND AUGUST SYSTEM RETURNED TO NORMAL MODE.
27. Sign-off
Work Permit and return to operations.
28. Report all
findings to supervision and document in CMMS.
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