GE CO2 Quick start guide

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Welding System
Type
Quick start guide

GE CO2 is a highly advanced device designed to accurately measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in various environments. It features a sophisticated sensor that delivers precise and reliable readings, making it an ideal tool for a wide range of applications.

Some notable use cases for GE CO2 include:

Monitoring indoor air quality: GE CO2 can effectively monitor CO2 levels in enclosed spaces such as homes, offices, and schools. Maintaining optimal CO2 levels is crucial for good health and well-being. Ensuring workplace safety: In industrial settings, GE CO2 can be used to monitor CO2 levels to ensure workplace safety. High CO2 concentrations can pose health risks, and GE CO2 helps maintain safe levels.

GE CO2 is a highly advanced device designed to accurately measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in various environments. It features a sophisticated sensor that delivers precise and reliable readings, making it an ideal tool for a wide range of applications.

Some notable use cases for GE CO2 include:

Monitoring indoor air quality: GE CO2 can effectively monitor CO2 levels in enclosed spaces such as homes, offices, and schools. Maintaining optimal CO2 levels is crucial for good health and well-being. Ensuring workplace safety: In industrial settings, GE CO2 can be used to monitor CO2 levels to ensure workplace safety. High CO2 concentrations can pose health risks, and GE CO2 helps maintain safe levels.

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ModularizedGasLiquefactionPlants
Amodularizedapproachtosavecosts,whileincreasingproductivity,quality,
safety,andschedule.
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Appendix I
TableofContents
1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................2
2 ConceptualLayoutandFeasibility........................................................................................................3
3 ManufacturingProcess.........................................................................................................................5
3.1 MechanicalManufacturing...........................................................................................................5
3.1.1 SkidSteel...............................................................................................................................5
3.1.2 MaterialProcurement...........................................................................................................6
3.1.3 Piping.....................................................................................................................................7
3.1.4 ModuleSetup........................................................................................................................8
3.1.5 PressureTesting....................................................................................................................9
3.1.6 PipingInsulation....................................................................................................................9
3.2 ElectricalManufacturing.............................................................................................................10
3.2.1 ControlPanelAssembly......................................................................................................10
3.2.2 ControlPanelQualityAssurance.........................................................................................11
3.2.3 InstrumentationInstallation...............................................................................................11
3.2.4 ElectricalandControlWiring..............................................................................................12
3.3 ModulePaintingandCoating......................................................................................................14
4 QualityAssurance...............................................................................................................................15
4.1 PlantSetUp.................................................................................................................................15
4.2 Electrical
Testing.........................................................................................................................15
4.2.1 ModuleI/OandControlTesting.........................................................................................16
4.2.2 ModuleElectricalTesting....................................................................................................16
5 PreparationforTransport...................................................................................................................17
6 FieldInstallation..................................................................................................................................18
7 Conclusion...........................................................................................................................................20
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1 Introduction
Salofisaworldleaderincryogenicplantdesignandfabricationwithaproventrackrecordofsupplying
fullyintegratedmodularizedplantsthatexceedcustomerrequirementsandmeetallrequiredlocal,
federal,andinternationalcodes.SalofhasdeliveredseveralLNGplantsandover110CO
2
Liquefaction
Facilitiesinstalledworldwide,since1977.WearelocatedinNewBraunfels,Texas,justafewminutes
outsideofSanAntonio,ona9acreplotthatisownedbySalof,whichcontainsoffices,300,000FT
2
of
enclosedmanufacturingspace,andadditionalspaceforoutdoorconstructionandfullplantassemblyas
required.
Ourphilosophyistobeontheleadingedgeoftechnologywithregardstoourplantdesign,
manufacturing,andmanagementtechniques.
OurdesignsstartusingtheindustrystandardAspentechHysys®modeling.Ourprocess
design
teamwillrunmultipleiterationstoinsureourdesignwillmeettheprojectrequirementsunder
differingscenarios,includingoffdesigncasesandturndownscenarios.
“SmartP&ID’s”areourstandard,takingconventionalP&ID’sastepfurtherbyintegratingall
taggeditemsintoaprojectdatabase. BentleySystemsAutoplantP&ID®
allowsthisattribute
datatobepassedontotheclientaftertheprojectiscompletedforprocesssafetyandasset
managementsystems.
3Dmodelingallowspremanufacturingwalkthrough andallowsmaintenanceandsafetydesign
considerationstobeintegratedintothedesign.Ourdesignersmodelallcomponentsof
the
planttoprovideourclientswithacomprehensivepremanufacturedviewoftheirplant.
CustomizedPLC/OIandDCSsolutionsaretailoredtoclientsneedswithourinhouseteam.FREE
technicalsupportviaremoteinternetconnectionwithcustomizedsecurityprotocolasclient
requiredisstandard.
Commissioning,startup,
andoperatortrainingusingourinhousepersonnel.Customized
documentationintegratingcurrentclientsystemsandoperatingproceduresisalsoavailable.
Warranty,parts,andonsitetechnicalserviceisprovidedviaoursistercompanyRiverCity
IndustrialRefrigerationCompany,Inc.(RCIR).
Salofhastheexpertiseandexperience,combinedwithcapabilityand
capacitytoundertakeanddeliver
thisprojectsuccessfully.Ourcurrentclientlistincludesallofthemajorindustrialgassuppliersandcan
attesttoourvalueaddedapproach.32yearsinthei ndustrygivesSalofaproventrackrecordof
MeetingCustomerRequirementswithSuperiorSolutions”.
2 ConceptualLayoutandFeasibility
Theprojectmanagersandsupervisorsworkcloselywiththe3Ddesignandengineeringteamsto
developalayoutthatiscompact, practical,andwillminimizefieldinstallationwork.Duringthe
preliminarydesignphasemajorequipmentislocatedontheskidbasesandthemainprocesslinesare
interconnected.
Thisinitial
designisthenreviewedbytheentireprojectteam,whichincludesrepresentativesfromthe
engineeringdepartment,themechanicalmanufacturingdepartment,theelectricalmanufacturing
department,andthecommissioningandservicedepartments.Thismultilevelandmultidiscipline
approachconfirmsthatthedesignis practicaltomanufacturewhilemaintainingtheeaseofoperation
and
serviceabilityofaplugandplaydesign.Ourclientsaregiventheopportunitytoparticipate inthis
processtotheextentthattheychose.
Figure1:Thecompleteplantdesignbeginswiththeconceptuallayout
Figure2:Eachmoduleisdetailedandreviewedforoperability.
3 ManufacturingProcess
Themanufacturinganddesignteamsworktogethercloselyandperformfrequentreviewsofthelayout
andmanufacturingprocesstoensurethatnodetailsaremissedoroverlooked.Manufacturingprintsare
issuedtotheworkshopusingajus tintime(JIT)approachthathelpstostreamlinetheprocessand
improvetheproject
schedule.
3.1 MechanicalManufacturing
3.1.1 SkidSteel
Afterthelayouthasbeenapprovedbythedesignteamand thecustomer,the3Dandstructural
designersbeginworkimmediatelyontheequipmentstructuralsupportandmodulebases.
Whenthestructuraldesignhasbeencompleted,includingdesignverification,themanufacturing
drawingsareissuedtotheworkshop
forconstructionviathecontrolleddocume nt system.
Thisdesign/manufacturingapproachallowsworktobeginontheskidsteelbasewhilethedetailed
pipingdesignworkcontinues.
Figure3:Skidsteelisthefirstphaseofthemodularmanufacturingprocess
3.1.2 MaterialProcurement
Thepipingandinstrumentationdrawings documentallindividualitemswithauniquetagnumber.
ThesetagnumberarestoredinourEnterpriseResourcePlanning(ERP)databasethatisusedfor
procurement,scheduling,andemployeeresourcingactivities.Operatinginajustintimeenvironment
themajorequipmentisreceived
andsetdirectlyontothemodulesteel.A dditionalpartsare
inventoriedandstoredawaitingfabrication.
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Figure4:Majorequipmentsetinplace.
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Figure5:Equipmentinventoriedandreadyforuse.
3.1.3 Piping
Thepipingma nufacturingprocessbeginsbyemployingqualifiedwelderswhoarerequiredtopassa
stringent6GweldingtestasoutlinedbyASME.Thereareseveraltechniquesemployedduringthepiping
assemblyprocessincludingshieldedmetalarcwelding(SMAW)andgastungstenarcwelding(GTAW).
Allweldsarevisually
inspectedandxraytestsareperformedasrequiredbyASMEstandards.
Qualityiscontrolledandensuredthroughtheuseofweldmapsthatcorrelatequalitytestswithagiven
weldersidentificationnumber/stamp.
Whenpracticalthepipingassembliesarefabricatedontheworkshopfloorbeforetheyareinsertedinto
the
module.Thesepipingassembliesarethenfitupandweldedinplaceasrequired.Thistechnique
increasesefficiencybyeliminatingmanytimeconsumingpositionweldsthatcancompromise
ergonomics,quality,andsafety.
InstallationofElectricaldevices,instrumentation,andpumpsandmotorsbeginswhenthepiping
installationreaches50%completion.
Figure
6:Pipingspoolsinstalledandreadyforpressuretesting.
3.1.4 ModuleSetup
Duringthemanufacturingprocessthemodulesaresetupandpositionedastheywillbeinthefield.At
thistimethemodulesareleveled,usingasitelevel,andinterconnectingpipeand/orpiperacksare
connectedandtestfit.
Ininstanceswherethereareheightconstraintsat
ourmanufacturingfacilitydummiesand/ormockups
aremanufacturedtoensurethattheupperandlowermoduleswillfittogetherasdesigned.
Figure7:Multipleprocessmodules are setupinthemanufacturingspacebeforepipingbegins.
Figure8:Equipment"dum mies"arecre atedwhererequiredtointerconnectequipment.
3.1.5 PressureTesting
Beforethepressuretestisallowedtobeginthemanufacturingmanagerand/orsupervisorwillensure
thattheSalofcompaniesHSEproceduresarefollowedandthatallteammembersinvolvedinthe
procedurehavebeenbriefed,toensureemployeesa fetyatalltimesduring thepressuretest. 
Themanufacturing
managerand/orHSEcoordinatorwillsupervisethepressuretesttoensurethatit
conformstotheSalofcompanies’pressuretestingprocedureand requirements.
Duringthepreparationstagesofthepressuretesttherequiredinstrumentationissetupandits
calibrationisconfirmed.Nextthefinalpipingassemblyisinspectedto
ensurethatproperbolting and
gasketsareinstalled.
Thepressuretestisexecutedinstagesthatallowanysystemleakstobeidentifiedandcorrectedbefore
thepressureisincreasedtothenextstage.Thisincremental approachtopressuretestingincreases
qualityandsafetywhileprovidingaleakfreeprocessmodule.
3.1.6 PipingInsulation
Withthepressuretestandanyotherrequirednondestructivetesting(NDT)completetheprocesspiping
isreadytobeinsulated.Theinsulationthicknessisselectedbasedontheprocessdesign,thermal
requirements,andcustomerspecifications.Thedesignthicknessoftheinsulationisverifiedusing
softwaretoolssuch
as3Eplus.
Theinsulationandprotectivejacketingisinstalledbyprofessionalsusingpremoldedpipingmaterials,
blockmaterial,andwoolproductsasdirectedbytheengineeringteam.
Figure9:Calciumsilicateblockinsulationisinstalledonvessels.Preformedpipinginsulationismitercut
tocreatecustomfit.
3.2 ElectricalManufacturing
3.2.1 ControlPanelAssembly
AllcontrolpanelsaredesignedandmanufacturedtocomplywithNFPA,NEC,UL,andstateandlocal
regulations.
Beforeconstructionofthecontrolpanelsbeginsthepanelshopmanagerreceivesacontrolledsetof
drawings,asprescribedbytheSalofCompaniesISOprocess,fromthedesignteam
thatincludesa
completebillofmaterials,layout,andwiringdiagrams,andanyspecificcustomerrequirements.
Thecontrolpanelassemblyprocessstartswithatechnicianmountingtherequiredequipmentontothe
enclosuresubpanel,orbackingpanel,whichincludesPLChardware, powersupplies,wireduct,and
wiringterminals.Thesubpanelis
removedfromtheenclosuretofacilitateincreasedaccess,ergonomics,
andqualityoftheequipmentinstallation.
Thepaneldevicesarethenwiredandinterconnectedpertheprojectdrawingsandeachindividualwire
islabeledforeasyidentification.
Customidentificationplacardsarecreatedforeachpanelthat containspertinentinformationaboutthe
design
andspecificationofagivenpanel.Additionalplacardsareinstalledontheexteriorofthepanelto
includecustomerlogosandsafetywarnings,asrequired.
Theenclosuredoorsareoutfittedwithanyrequiredbuttons,switches,ordisplaysbeforethesubpanelis
reinstalledintheenclosure.
Thesubpanelisthenreinstalled
intotheenclosureandsecured.Agroundingwireisconnectedfromthe
hingeddoorontheenclosuretothesubpanelforelectricalsafety.Finallythewiringdiagramsusedto
constructandassemblethepanelareinsertedinthedoorpocketbeforethepanelcontinuesontothe
electricalqualityassurancedepartment.
Figure10:MainPLCcontrolpanel.
3.2.2 ControlPanelQualityAssurance
Oncethecontrolpanelassemblyiscom pletethepanelistransportedtothequalityassurance
department.Thequalityassurancepersonnelensurethatthepanelconstructionconformstothe
specifieddrawingset,allrelevantcustomer,and regulatorystandards.
Additionallyallscrewedwiringconnectionswithinthepanelare
torquedtothevendorspe cification and
afinalcheckoutreportiscreated.Thequality assurancepersonnelassignaULlabeltothepanelbefore
itistransportedtothemechanicalmanufacturi ngareatobemountedontheprocessmodule.
3.2.3 InstrumentationInstallation
Beforetheinstallationoftheinstrumentationbeginsour
projectteamworkstogethertoidentifythe
installationlocationandmountingtypeforeachrequireddevice,includingtransmitters,switches,etc.
Carefulattentionispaidtothelayoutoftheseinstrumentstoensurethattheycanbeeasilyviewedby
theplantoperationsstafffromtheedgeoftheprocessmodule.This
evaluationdictatestheplacement
oftransmitters,includingdecisionsaboutwhetherornotadeviceisdirectlymountedtotheprocess
streamorremotemountedonasuitableinstrumentstand.
Figure11:Remotemountedinstrumentationracksallowoperationsstafftoea sily viewthedevicefrom
theskidedge.
3.2.4 ElectricalandControlWiring
Theelectricalcableandconduit/cabletrayroutingispredeterminedbythedesignteambefore
installationbegins.Theinstallationteamdeterminesthesizeofconduitand/orcabletraybasedonthe
numberofconductorsthateachconduit/cabletrayisrequiredtocontain.
Dissimilarvoltagesaresegregatedto
preventcrosstalkand/orinterference.Shieldedcableisusedto
carryanalogsignalandeachmulticon ductor cableisidentifiedwithapermanentsleevedwirelabel.
Allconduitandcabletrayissecuredtothemodule withbracketsandclampsasrequired.
Ininstanceswhereconduitisuse d,theconduithubs,
pullfittings,andjunctionsareofaheavyduty
constructionandequippedwithgasketstopreventmoistureingr ess.Liquidtightflexibleconduitisused
toconnecttheenddevicetothemai nconduittrunk.Thisflexibleconnectionallowsthedevicetobe
easilyfieldservicedanddampenstheeffectofvibration,
whileprovidingaprotectivesheathtothe
devicewiring.
Figure12:Modulecabletrayandwiringfrompaneltodevice.
InsituationswhereSalofisprovidingamotorcontrolcenter(MCC)and/orcontrolroombuildingthe
electricalandinstrumentcableconnectionsusedtointerconnectthesebuildingstotheprocessmodules
aretestfitatourfactory.Thisincludesthe
installationofcabletrayandconduitsupportsbetweenthe
processmodulesandthecontrolbuildingsaswellasprefabricatedelectricalpenetrationsintothe
building.Thisadditionallayerofelectricalpreparationexpeditesthefieldsetupandcommissioning
processwhilecontrollingqualitybyallowingwiringissuestobeidentifiedandcorrectedbefore
the
processmodulesaredeliveredtothecustomerlocation.
Figure13:Fieldwiringconnectionsaretestfittothecontrolbuildingstoincreasequalityandefficiency.
Figure14:Alabyrinthofcabletraykeepstheinstallationcleanandtheplantrunningsmooth.
3.3 ModulePaintingandCoating
Afterthemechanicalandelectricalmanufacturing workiscompletetheprocessmodulesareprepared
forpaint.Thepaintandcoatingsthatareselectedforagivenprojectaredesignedtoprovideadequate
corrosionprotectionandaresuitableforoutdooruse.
Figure15:Theprocessmoduleis"tapedoff"andready
forpaint.
4 QualityAssurance
4.1 PlantSetUp
Inordertoconfirmtheplantwillgotogetherquicklyandeasilyinthefieldweareabletoassemblethe
plantinouryardasifitwastheprojectsite.Thisallowsclientconf irmationofentireplantassembly,as
wellas100%factoryacceptancetestingoftheplantcontrol
system.
Figure16:Transporting,rigging,andaligningmoduletomoduleconnections.
4.2 ElectricalTesting
Electricalqualityassuranceisdividedintotwocategories.Thefirstoftheseisthecontrolsystemfactory
acceptancetest(FAT),whilethesecondistheelectri calpowerqualityassuranceprogram.
Thesetwostepsareoftenexecutedinparalleltoimprovetheprojectschedule.
4.2.1 ModuleI/OandControlTesting
Factoryacceptancetesting(FAT)isperformedoneachproject’scontrolsystembeforeitisdeliveredto
thecustomer.Thisrigoroustestingprocedureinvolvesdevicelevelwiringintegritychecks(pointto
point)andcompletecontrolsystemfunctionalityverification.
ThepointtopointI/Ocheckverifiesthat
eachdeviceiswiredinaccordancewithregulatorycodes,
Salof'sownqualitypolicy,andterminatedtothecorrectlocationwithinthecontrolpanel.
Thecontrolsystemfunctionalitytestisasimulationbasedtestwherethecompletecontrolsystemis
interconnectedanditsfunctionalityverifiedbycomputersimulation.Anyitemsthat
areidentifiedtobe
noncompliantarecorrectedduringthistestingperiod.
4.2.2 ModuleElectricalTesting
Totheextentpossible,allprocessmoduleelectricaldevices are poweredupbeforethepackageis
deliveredtothecustomerlocation.Thisportionofthequalityassurancemethodwillverifythatthere
havebeennopremature
devicefailures,shortcircuits,orinstallationerrors.
Ininstanceswhereelectricaldevicescannotbepoweredforverificationtheyaretestedusin ga
megohmetertoverifythattheinternalresistanceiswithinthemanufacturer’stolerance.

Figure17:Controlroomcompletionandcontrolsystemtesting.
5 PreparationforTransport
Beforetheprocessmodulesaretransportedtheelectricalandinstrumentationcablesthatareusedto
interconnecttheprocessmodulestotheMCC/controlbuildingaredisconnected,clearlyidentified,and
safelystoredbeforeshipping.Thecabletraysusedtointerconnect theprocessskidsandthesebuildings
areremoved,labeled,andpackagedforloose
shipment.
Theprocessmodulesarethencratedandinmanyinstancesshrinkwrappedbeforetransport.This
preservationstepensuresthattherewillbenodamagetotheskidsbeforetheyarriveatthecustomer
location.
Itemswhicharedesignatedtobeshippedseparatelyfromtheprocessskidsareloadedinto
appropriate
shippingcontainersandsecured.
Finallythecompletedmoduleand/orshippingcontainersareloadedupfortransportationtothe
customerlocation.
Figure18:Processmodulecratedforinternationalshipping.Shrinkwrappedprocessmodulescanbe
seeninthebackground
6 FieldInstallation
Themanufacturingprocessdescribe dabovehasbeenperfectedwiththe successfulexecutionofmore
than130projectstocreatehighqualityandeasytooperateplugandplayfacilities.Thissection
describesthefieldinstallationandsetupprocessforagiven facility.
Astheprocessmodulesaredeliveredtothecustomer
locationtheyareoffloadedfromthetransport
vehiclesandinstalledonconcreteslabsand/orpilings.Nexttheprocesspipingisflangedtogetherwith
thepiperackand/oradjacentprocessmodulebeforetheprocessmodulesarefinallyanchoredtothe
concrete.
Whiletheprocessmodulesarebeinginterconnectedandsecuredto
theconcrete.Theship looseitems
areunpackedandinstalled.Thisincludesaircoolersandinterconnecti ngcabletrays.
Withthemechanicalporti o nofthefieldinstallationcompleteandallprocesspipingconnectedand
tightenedtheelectricalcablesareconnectedtothecontrolroom/MCCbuilding.
Whentheelectricalconnections,theprocessmodules
arecompletethecommissioningteambeginsthe
finalI/Ocheckout.
Whiletheelectricalteamcompletestheprecommissioningproceduresforthecontrolsystemand
electricaldevicesthemechanicalteamcompletestheleaktesttoensurethatalloftheprocess
connectionsaretight.
WithprecommissioningcompletedtheSalof
commissioningteamworkscloselywiththecustomerto
introduceprocessgastothefacility.
Figure19:Sampleriggingdiagram.
Figure20:QualifiedCraneandriggingteamsoffloadprocessmodulesintoposition
Figure21:Pipingalignedduringthesetupprocess
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GE CO2 Quick start guide

Category
Welding System
Type
Quick start guide

GE CO2 is a highly advanced device designed to accurately measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in various environments. It features a sophisticated sensor that delivers precise and reliable readings, making it an ideal tool for a wide range of applications.

Some notable use cases for GE CO2 include:

Monitoring indoor air quality: GE CO2 can effectively monitor CO2 levels in enclosed spaces such as homes, offices, and schools. Maintaining optimal CO2 levels is crucial for good health and well-being. Ensuring workplace safety: In industrial settings, GE CO2 can be used to monitor CO2 levels to ensure workplace safety. High CO2 concentrations can pose health risks, and GE CO2 helps maintain safe levels.

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