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    PLANNED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PPM)

    Equipment : Pressurization Unit F‐MFM‐001‐146‐00

    INDEX TASK DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY

    GENERAL TASKS

    1. Check and test high and low pressurization controls Quarterly

    2. Examine and check unit and associated pipe work for leaks Quarterly

    3. Check operation of ball valve and replace washer as necessary Quarterly

    4. Inspect level of water in the tank Quarterly

    5. Examine and determine the pump cut in/out at and maintain correct pressure Quarterly
    Check pressure vessel and alter as necessary. This may be carried out by isolating the vessel
    6. Quarterly
    by draining of water.
    7. Check auto changeover of pumps. Quarterly

    8. Lubricate bearings. Inspect for damages and replace if necessary Quarterly

    9. Check for leaks and repack glands as necessary Quarterly

    10. Change over duty where applicable Quarterly

    11. Check mountings and bolts for tightness Quarterly

    12. Check air separator and auto air vents Quarterly

    13. Check and clean pump inlet water strainer Quarterly

    All Areas of Pressurization Unit (SFG20 40‐06)


    Check closed valve pressure and pump capacity, dismantle, clean internal passages, inspect
    14. Semi ‐ Annually
    mechanical seal and renew any parts as necessary
    15. Remove and clean pressure reducing valve filter, check pressure setting Semi ‐ Annually

    16. Dismantle and clean suction non‐return valve Semi ‐ Annually

    17. Clean any debris from mains break tank, clean and lubricate ball valve if necessary Semi ‐ Annually
    Inspect mains break tank set thoroughly for general condition, report any signs of rusting,
    18. Semi ‐ Annually
    damage or other defects
    19. Check and adjust hydraulic accumulator cushion pressure if necessary Semi ‐ Annually
    Check setting of high and low pressure cut‐out switches and ensure that it interrupt boiler/s
    20. Semi ‐ Annually
    control circuits
    Adjust setting of all cushion pressures, pressure switch and pressure reducing valve settings
    21. to conform with above design information, leave system for immediate operation if Semi ‐ Annually
    required

    F‐MFM‐001‐146‐00 / 150825 / V0 1
    PLANNED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PPM)

    General Instructions:

     This document is to be read in conjunction with SFG‐20 standard tasks. The document is only provided as a guide
    to the standard, level and specification to which we expect the maintenance for this service to be executed and
    managed
     The contractor shall ensure that all activities are carried out as per the manufacturer’s recommendations and
    standards if not available within required tasks
     The contractor shall ensure that all maintenance activities are performed in a timely and professional manner by
    qualified technicians
     The contractor shall submit written reports after each PPM visit listing all activities performed, any faults
    observed and any remedial actions taken. The report should also include all readings taken during PPM activity
     The contractor shall be responsible for full compliance with local authority rules and regulations
     All service providers/contractors shall comply with Occupational Health and Safety Guidelines
     After work has been completed, plant, equipment, and surroundings should be cleaned and made safe

    F‐MFM‐001‐146‐00 / 150825 / V0 2

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