国外工程现场管理规范性文件-电气与控制系统分工界面导则.doc

Control Systems Guide for Interface between Control Systems and Electrical Table of Contents Purpose Established Interfaces References Attachments 1. Purpose This guide is intended to give a description how to organize the interface with the Electrical group on projects. This guide shall be read with reference 3.1. 2. Established Interfaces A list detailing interfaces is Attachment 2. 2.1 Power Supplies The following information and requirements shall be communicated to the Electrical group: voltage and type of power supply required e.g. D. C., single or three-phase AC; number of circuits required (including spare capacity); uninterruptable; normal/alternate mains etc.; length of time that the supply is required in the event of a failure mains; duration of changeover from mains to standby ( e. g. 50 m. s. ) ; voltage regulation and tolerance; distribution boards requirements (presentation in the form of a “key-one line” diagram is preferred); required power in watts; allowable voltage drop; type of protection (fuse, automatic breaker etc.). 2.2 Alarm Systems Full details of alarm may be provided on a form as shown on Attachment 1. 2.3 Measurement Systems Details required may be provided by using the form as shown on Attachment 1. Measurements shall preferably be presented by the Electrical group as isolated analogue signals of 4-20 mA. 2.4 Electric Control Systems All process signals shall be routed into the instrumentation system (also those with no instrumentation involvement) and then those signals for electrical control passed on to the Motor Control Center. Detailed information could be provided on a form as shown on Attachment 1. 2.5 Control and Interface Panels Interposing cabinets can be located in instrument rooms or electrical rooms depending on project/client requirements.If mounted in electrical rooms the Electrical group is responsible for design and requisitioning. If mounted in instrument rooms the Control Systems group is responsi