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1. PURPOSE ..................................................................................................................... 5
2. SCOPE .......................................................................................................................... 5
3. RESPONSIBILITY ......................................................................................................... 5
4. DEFINITION & ABBREVIATION .................................................................................... 5
5. REFERENCE ................................................................................................................. 5
6. PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................ 6
6.1 Overview of TELEDYNE 6700 TOC/COD Analyzer............................................... 6
6.2 Prepare the work .................................................................................................... 7
6.2.1 Confirmation of Work Order and Safety requirements ........................................... 7
6.2.2 Special Personal Protective Equipment ................................................................. 7
6.2.3 Environmental Precautions .................................................................................... 8
6.2.4 Equipment and Tools ............................................................................................. 8
6.2.5 MRO for maintenance ........................................................................................... 8
6.3 Execute the work .................................................................................................... 9
6.3.1 Visual check of TOC/COD Analyzer ...................................................................... 9
6.3.2 Maintenance of Total Organic Carbon Analyzer................................................... 11
6.3.3 Function checking (N/A) ...................................................................................... 13
6.3.4 Return equipment to service ................................................................................ 13
6.4 Work Order closure .............................................................................................. 14
7. APPENDIX ................................................................................................................... 15
7.1 Appendix for Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Check sheet (1)......................... 15
7.2 Appendix for Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Check sheet (2)......................... 16
7.3 Appendix for Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Check sheet (3)......................... 17
7.4 Appendix for Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Check sheet (4)......................... 18
7.5 Appendix for Total Organic Carbon Analyzer Check sheet (5)......................... 19
1. PURPOSE
This procedure is to provide the maintenance instruction for preventive maintenance
of Total Organic Carbon/ Chemical Oxygen Demand (TOC/COD) Analyzers in Nghi
Son Refinery & Petrochemical LLC. (NSRP), hereafter called Refinery or NSRP.
2. SCOPE
This procedure is applied for preventive maintenance of TOC/COD Analyzers in
Refinery. This document includes maintenance instruction and also provides the
safety requirements for NSRP/DMC personnel.
This procedure extracts important prescriptions from Vendor or Manufacturers
maintenance manual. Refer to Vendors maintenance manual for further information.
3. RESPONSIBILITY
This procedure is approved by Division Manager (DM) of Maintenance division.
Section Manager (SM) of Reliability Engineering section is responsible for issuing and
distributing the procedure. The procedure will be reviewed periodically, revised and
updated as needed. The SM of Reliability Engineering section reserves the right to
make any amendment and modification to this procedure subject to requirements of
proper management.
- ISRS V8 Workbook
Preventive Maintenance Workflow for Production
MD-03-MT-WF-001
Facilities
Breakdown Maintenance Workflow for Production
MD-03-MT-WF-005
Facilities
(Later) PTW Procedure
M6700C-C 3/06/12 Teledyne Operating Instructions for Model 6700C
6. PROCEDURE
6.1 Overview of TELEDYNE 6700 TOC/COD Analyzer
areas.
- Suitable gloves must be worn when handling hazardous materials or contacting a
cold or hot surface.
- Double ear protection (Ear plug & Ear muff) must be attached before entering the
area with noise level above 85 dB.
- Be aware of potential hazards when working around oil and gas lines.
- Safety eyes glasses must be worn when handling chemical products.
6.2.3 Environmental Precautions
Maintenance is conducted in accordance with governmental requirements for
protection of the environment.
- Make sure good housekeeping is carried out during and after each work.
- Do not drain or vent any liquid or gas to an open space, on the ground, or into the
sea. Use only the approved method to drain or vent the systems.
- Gather all waste maintenance materials produced during work. After work, move and
store them at the reserved place.
6.2.4 Equipment and Tools
Except conventional equipment and tools, the following equipment and tools may be
necessary for maintenance work:
- HART Communicator with valid calibration date
- Digital Multi-Meter with valid calibration date
- Bottle of Snoop leak detector for liquid
- Handheld leak detector suitable for Hydrogen application
- Portable Flowmeter
6.2.5 MRO for maintenance
Depending on the requirements on WO, the following MRO may be required:
- HOLD
In addition to the above, conventional or consumable material is required, such as rag,
brush.
NOTE:
HOLD
Work
Description Remarks
step
Inform the Control Room operator before
commencing the work. The radio shall be kept
to make sure communication with operator in
1
the Control Room in case the piece of
equipment needs to be returned to service for
any reason.
If there is any leak, inform
Control Room operator
that the action LO/TO
shall be followed as per
Leak check with Snoop leak detector at Procedure LO/TO (Later).
2 sample probe isolation valve(s) outlet to This Procedure shall be
sample inlet of Sample Conditioning System. ABORTED at this point.
In case of NO LEAK,
move to Step 3.
Check condition of Sample lines
and In order to prevent any
3
components: contamination of the
sample, lines and
1-Tag nameplate of Sample Isolation Valve(s) components must be free
of corrosion, free of
2-Sample Isolation Valve(s) body grease, clean.
3-Sample lines
Work
Description Remarks
step
Check condition of SCS and components,
and Leak check with Snoop leak detector
1
each component of SCS, at inlet, outlet &
vent port (if applicable): In order to prevent any
contamination of the
1-Tag nameplate of Enclosure sample, SCS and
components must be free
2-Pressure Gauge of corrosion, free of
grease, clean. Integrity of
3-Pressure Regulator the connecting lines and
components must be
4-Safety Relief valve maintained.
Lines and components
5- Restrictor Flowmeters must be pressure-tight to
prevent diffusion of
5-Ball valve moisture and/or
atmospheric gases, and
6-Strainer contamination of the
sample.
7-Needle valve .
8-Lab Tab
9-Safety Ground
Work
Description Remarks
step
Record the measured values of the following Flow, Pressure and
3 Temperature (if
instruments inside SCS: measured) are the three
process variables
1-Pressure Gauge required for the correct
operation of TOC/COD
2-Pressure Regulator Gauge Analyzer.
They must be recorded
3-Restrictor Flowmeter routinely.
Work
Description Remarks
step
Check status conditions of Analyzer
components and Leak check with Snoop leak
1 detector each component and lines at the entry
of TOC/COD Analyzer, at inlet, outlet & vent
port (if applicable):
1-Sample line connections at Sample IN of
TOC/COD Analyzer
2-Sample line connections at Sample OUT of
TOC/COD Analyzer
3-IA line connections to TOC/COD Analyzer
Purge Enclosure
Work
Description Remarks
step
At the Front Panel display and keypad, take
5
note of the following:
From this screen the operator may perform individual testing of components related to
functionality and settings.
Refer to Manual 6700C at Section 5.2 Troubleshooting Guide page 41.
(End of Note I)
Work
Description Remarks
step
Remove all temporary equipment and
maintenance equipment
1 NOTE:
Make sure the equipment is ready to be
returned to service.
2 Keep the maintenance area tidy
Close all PTW and confirm with Operation the
work is completed.
3 NOTE:
Make sure all isolation, LOTO (if any) are
released and confirmed.
After Step 3, Operation will be responsible to
carry-out commissioning.
NOTE: (for special case)
4 If required, parameter or status of
equipment shall be recorded in check
sheet during commissioning.
The WO can be completed only after
commissioning is passed
6.4 Work Order closure
Refer document MD-04-MT-MS-PD-006_Maintenance Closure Procedure for further
requirements.
Work
Description Remarks
step
1 Sign-off all check sheets or record sheets
MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Remarks:
MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Equipment Tag No.: Check sheet No.:
MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Equipment Tag No.: Check sheet No.:
Remarks:
MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Equipment Tag No.: Check sheet No.:
Remarks:
MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Equipment Tag No.: Check sheet No.:
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