FAT Procedure For PLC
FAT Procedure For PLC
nov '19
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Introduction:
FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) 90 is carried out for every instrument before the final installation,
according to the standard . The FAT process involves testing the machinery during and after the
assembly process by ensuring that it is designed and working according to design specifications.
FAT ensures the proper functioning of the components and controls according to the functionality
of the equipment itself. As the name suggests, the factory performs this testing.
PLC FAT procedure:
As FAT is the final check carried out before the final installation the check should ensure the
complete and proper working of the entire PLC 32 system. The check includes all aspects of the
PLC machine, such that:
Hardware
Software
Power supply
Earthing
Programming logics
Communication ports etc.,
The panel developed for this project is subject to visual review by the customer to ensure that all
parts and accessories conform with the final approved panel specifications.
Procedure:
Procedure:
The purpose of this test is to ensure that panels are free from scratches and deformities
Check that the ‘construction’ sketches were drawn based on the accepted drawings
distributed at the time of the call for an inspection.
Check that the modifications carried out by the’ Construction’ drawings are marked in blue
pen and the engineer-in-charge is dated and signed.
Check that the changes made in the sketches have no effect on the model.
Panel Earthing:
Earthing of the PLC panel should be checked and verified for proper earthing which ensures the
safety of the personals working on the PLC panel and from other electrical hazardous situations.
Procedure:
Check that the earth point of the board is on the earth of the building.
Test that 0V is attached to the earth bar inside the board.
Check that the base of the panel is attached to the earth ring.
Power supply check:
Power supply to the PLC and the supply generated inside the panel is crossed checked with
reference of power supply data sheet.
Procedure:
Panel wiring is subjected to visual and functional inspection to confirm the wiring done with the
terminal assessment, panel drawings and wire colors as per the drawing.
Procedure:
Visually and functionally test that each panel wiring is in order on the basis of the above
objectives.
Check the color code of the drawing is as per approved drawing.
PLC I/O architecture:
To verify the PLC architecture with reference to the approved PLC System Architecture drawing.
Procedure:
Test visually that processors and I / Os are linked to EHTERNET 20 Bus according to the
approved system architecture.
Visually check the availability of the Ethernet port that is used for programming & SCADA
to connect to the Ethernet network.
PLC start-up:
PLC goes to normal power up operation, as long as all application software is stored in the
respective PLCs.
Procedure:
Check whether all Digital Inputs should be terminated at the proper terminal only.
Procedure:
Attach jumper to the termination block of the digital output field as shown in the cable
diagrams to toggle field data.
Observe the PLC input module LED warning.
Observe the correct status on the programming terminal in the PLC memory.
Check whether all Digital outputs should be terminated at the proper terminal only.
Procedure:
Analog input:
Procedure:
Analog output:
Force the Output memory location with the help of programming software.
Observe corresponding value on SCADA screen.
PLC Programming port:
The programming terminal is controlled via the programming port of the PLC.
Procedure:
This test is intended to check that the Ethernet communication ports are working. The programming
terminal is connected to the PLC through all the connection points available: Ethernet.
Procedure:
The aim of this test is to check the redundancy of the CPUs and network.
Procedure:
To switch off the Primary PLC and see whether the network switches to secondary PLC.
MMI check:
The aim of these tests is to verify that the displays, security feature, data archiving, alarms, trends
and reporting are generated as requested by the customer.
Procedure:
This experiment is intended to verify that the console controls the PLC system.
Procedure:
Force any f
The aim of this test is to confirm that the online system configuration is correct.
Procedure:
The object of this test is to verify the functional logic of the electronic interlocks.
Procedure:
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