INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL REQUIREMENTS. The instrumentation, control systems, UPS system, and electrical power circuits for critical equipment shall be designed in such a way that no single control system, instrument failure, controller failure, fuse, or circuit breaker shall interrupt the operation of more than one piece of redundant equipment. The plant shall be designed to eliminate common mode failures. It is required that the number of different control systems be minimized as much as possible. The intent is to simplify maintenance and operation of the plant control systems. This should be considered when selecting the control system for Plant DCS and other control systems. All control consoles (CTG and BOP) shall be of the same manufacturer for the plant main control room. The DCS and CTG control systems shall be provided with the following features furnished by the supplier: A remote control console/workstation for the CTG (one per CTG) to be mounted in the plant main control room. This console shall provide all the functions of the local control consoles for the CTGs. In addition, it shall be possible to perform all necessary workstation functions (programming, graphic display changes, etc.) from this console. Two color printers to be mounted in the main control room. These printers shall print all alarms, logs, historical data, graphic displays, etc. The CTG control packages shall be serial linked to the Plant DCS. This link will be used for data acquisition and monitoring of the CTGs. In addition, critical control functions will be hardwired to the Plant DCS to allow critical functions to be performed from the Plant DCS. All transmitters and indicators shall be capable of being maintained while the unit is on line and shall be provided with root valves. Root valves are required for critical trip instrumentation. Double root valves shall be provided for high pressure steam and water services. Factory Acceptance Testing of the complete control package shall be performed using Vendor's standard testing procedures. All software logics, hardware, graphics, and alarming shall also be verified during the FAT. The tests shall be performed before shipment. (Purchaser approval of control screens is required) Triple redundant transmitters/switches shall be provided for critical measurements or equipment trips. (# of DCS I/O points – extra I/O) The CTG and the DCS system power supplies shall be redundant to comply with the single failure criteria. Turbine stress monitoring shall be included in the...
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INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL REQUIREMENTS. Plant System Instrumentation & Control (I&C) shall conform to standards, specifications and interfaces as specified in the document ”CODAC Plant Control Design Handbook”. 1). The I&C software for a plant system shall be based on a software framework provided by ITER CODAC (“CODAC Core System”) and developed using its prescribed development patterns. For all I&C software the following actors shall be defined and known at any given moment: • Author of the software; • Owner of the software; • Integrator of the software; • Maintainer of the software. All I&C software shall be subject of configuration control. A central ITER CODAC software repository shall be used to keep versions of the software developed and delivered to IO. All I&C software shall satisfy prescribed QA requirements. Additional requirements may be imposed on the software which is part of the ITER safety system. All I&C software created specifically for a given plant system shall become a property of IO. IO shall have full access to the software source codes. In the case these two requirements cannot be fulfilled, a long- term strategy of I&C software maintenance and support shall be defined by the supplier and agreed by IO. I&C deliverables for all life-cycle phases are defined in the following document: ITER_D_3MQKJS - I&C deliverables for Diagnostics Annex B v2.0. On general demand and in collaboration with Domestic Agencies the IO has developed templates and examples for the Diagnostics I&C documentation, covering the relevant deliverables: ( Link to all of the following documents : xxxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxx/?uid=BFQGX6 ) • System Requirement Specification Template (SRS) • System Design Specification Template (SDS) • System Manufacturing Specification Template (SMS) • System Test Plan/Reports Template (STP) Furthermore, the IO has developed a template and an example for the required I&C diagrams using the System Engineering Tool “Enterprise Architect” • System Diagrams Template and Examples (Enterprise Architect required) The IO encourages Domestic Agencies to take the best use of these provided templates in order to streamline the I&C Development, Review and Acceptance efforts. ECE diagnostic functional breakdown and allocation to controllers is given in Figure 7. 5.8.1 Plant I&C system integration with CODAC

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