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Nemo		 what is the maintenance Procedures ? View All
i wanna know what type of maintenance and Procedures i can perform on DB's and pump control panel and switch gear also the sun-station but i'm not asking about the transformer no i'm talking about other sub-station component ?
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Niel Leon
 Nemo:

With knowing the exact components that each control panel contains it is difficult to determine what maintenance procedures would be necessary.

Here are some questions to ask when determine what maintenance and test procedures should be performed and how often:

1. What specific components are in each control panel?

2. What failure modes exist within the control panel?

3. What alarms exist?

4. What failures do the alarms respond to?

5. Can those failure modes be simulated?

6. What sensors are providing information to the control panels?

7. How do you know the information you are receiving from the sensors is correct.

This should be a start. In reality most control panels require very little maintenance, but the devices they control do.

Niel

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