Job 6: MCB1 Consistency Meter Flashcards

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Why does the consistency meter require replacement?

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Initial investigation found the MCB1 consistency meter is frozen at 9.4% and requires replacement

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How does the consistency unit read the viscosity of the product?

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BTG consistency unit measures the viscosity of a product by observing the resistance to rotation of a spindle submerged in the sample. This resistance is directly proportional to the product’s viscosity, and the unit calculates the viscosity from this torque measurement. It provides continuous, real-time monitoring of the product’s consistency to help optimize the manufacturing process.

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What were the keys steps in the pre-shut work for the tcu replacement?

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Disconnect and remove the unit
Install new cdu unit
No new cable or management needed
Place external signal cable in bag

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What are the key responsibilities of the employer under the health and safety at work act 1974?(5)

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Provide a safe working environment by maintaining all machinery and equipment

Minimise risks by having appropriate documentation and planning

Provide key training skills to reduce risks

Conduct risk assessment and mitigate the hazards

Develop and maintain written health and safety practices

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What Ppe was used on this job? 5

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Steel toe caps
Hearing protection
Eye protection
Hi vis
Work trousers and top
Gloves and brush to apply cutting fluid (dermatitis risk reduced)

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Why is electrical isolation critical in this type of maintenance work?

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Provides a barrier between an individual and the work being carried out preventing accidental re-energisation of the equipment reducing risks of electrical shock etc

Ensure maintenance Can be performed safely

Compliance with safety standards

Preventing short circuits protecting equipment

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Why was new bracketry needed for the CDM unit

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The units were different sizes and the existing bracketry wouldn’t support the new units

Made large enough to accommodate additional units going forward

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Explain the process of drilling and tapping the holes for the new equipment?

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Marked out the centre of the holes

Centre punched

Applied cutting fluid to drill bits

Drilled a pilot hole

Drilled out to 8.5mm for m10

Applied cutting fluid to tap

Tapped out hole for m10. 1 clock 1/4 anti

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What steps were taken to ensure the correct reconnections?

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Completed a disconnection sheet and reattached as disconnected

Had print outs of the drawings to use as a guide

Performed the tug test

Cable tied existing cables to pre existing management for support

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What is a dead test and why is it performed

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A dead test is undertaken after an isolation to ensure no livebworking takes place

Ensures the safety of the personnel and equipment

Reduces risk associated with shock, burns and renergisation

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How was communication handled with stakeholders, such as the dip operator? (Isolations, desolations, going forward)

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Isolations ;
Production permission is required for an isolation as it effects production

The isolation required the simulation to be removed from DCS this was communicated to the dip operator so they knew to remove it for isolation conformation

Desolation:
Updates the operator and supervisor of the work that had been undertaken and the position we were in on the job

Let them know the unit was to remain isolated until the consistency unit is fitted on the shutdown

Going forward:
Updated the work order on the work that had been completed!

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What documentation was printed before starting the job

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Work orders
Pre task assessment
Drawings
Isolation sheet

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How was the work order updated after the task was completed?

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Informed the supervisor of all the work that was completed. This should always include the issue, findings during investigation, resolution, testing, parts use and any other notable information. The details should be implemented as if the next person on the job wasn’t involved

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What actions were taken to test the new install cdu unit?

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Desolated the circuit breaker on F15 to energise the unit

Green light came on to show the unit was powered and healthy

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What are the next steps in terms of the MCC tray and profibus coupler isolations

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These are to remain isolated until the consistency unit is fitted and calibrated

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What is the significance of the CFC change from Valmet to BTG?

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CFC is a device code that allows the DCS to control a unit! Without the correct cfc the profibus unit can not communicate with the device

Accylcic communication- call and respond