INSTALLATION OF DIESEL GENERATOR OUTLINE
Installation of a Diesel Generator
I. Introduction
II. Pre-Installation Planning
III. Procurement and Equipment Selection
IV. Installation Process
V. Testing and Commissioning
VI. Safety Considerations
VII. Conclusion
Remember:
1. Purpose
This Method Statement covers installations of
diesel generators.
2. Scope of Work
This procedure defines the method to be used to
ensure that the generators are correct and acceptable and shall conform to the
specification.
3. References
· QCQC
· Project
Specifications
· Approved Drawings
· Approved Material
Submittal
· Approved Safety Plan
· Approved shop
drawing
4. Responsible Personnel
· Electrical Field
Engineers
· Safety Officer
· QA/QC Engineer
· Electrical
Superintendent
5. Safety
· All safety
precautions shall be followed as per the approved safety plan & procedure.
· Ensure all involved
persons are aware of the same.
· Safety Officer to ensure that all tools and equipment are suitable and in good condition.
· Ensure that all
tradesmen shall leave their working places clean, tidy, and free of rubbish.
6. Delivery
· The approved
generator is Cummins, Made in the UK.
· Check for any
damages, or scratches on packing before acceptance of delivery.
· Check the KVA
capacity, voltage, country of origin and be sure are and in accordance to the
approved material submittal.
7. Storage
· Use a mobile crane to
offload the generator. Make sure that the capacity of the mobile crane can carry
the weight of the generator.
· Offloading generator
in the designated offloading area.
Proper care must be observed during offloading to prevent unnecessary
damage to the generator.
· Move the generator
to a dry and clean storage area through the use of a crane.
· Ensure that the
generator is properly protected and covered by a tarpaulin.
· Submit the material
delivery form to the consultant for their inspection and approval.
8. Pre-Installation
· All materials and
documentation relevant to this particular section of works shall be checked
prior to installation and all the installation shall be as per approved shop
drawing.
· Before any permanent
work will be started, an inspection of all materials, tools, and accessories shall
be carried out.
· Cables shall be
checked for continuity and insulation resistance and records shall be kept for
future reference.
· Ensure that proper
access is to execute the works in a suitable condition and free from obstruction.
9. Installation Procedure
It has been presumed that all related civil works
have been completed prior to generator installation.
· Before the generator
will be delivered to the site, check that the generator room is ready for
installation.
· Move the generator
from the storage area using a crane and trailer and set them in position near the generator room. Make sure that the orientation of the generator with
regard to the position of cable entries, exhaust system, and ventilation system
is correct.
· Check mechanical
operation of off-loading. Verify that the movement is positive.
· Push in the
generator inside its room. Set the generator to its final position and make
sure that is fixed properly.
· Dress and terminate
the incoming and outgoing cables on the generator. Ensure that the cables are
supported properly. Cable glands and lugs shall be from an approved manufacturer.
· After termination
works have been completed, clean the generator cable box and ensure that it is
free from foreign materials. Ensure that all the connections are properly tight
through the use of a torque wrench.
· Cover the cable
boxes. Bolts and nuts must be tightened properly. Make sure that the generator
room is clean and free from foreign materials.
· Generator will be
connected to a designated earthling point using an earthling cable.
10. Tools
· Electric-powered
tools: Drill, grinder.
· Hand tools: Screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, and hammers.
· Meters: Earth
resistance test meter, insulation test meter.
· Mechanical test
tools: Torque wrench.
11. Inspection
· A 2 request for
inspection shall be raised. One request after the installation of the generator and the
second after cable termination.
12. Attachment
· Risk Assessment
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