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3.0 Control System Wiring Installation Design

3.1 Wiring Block Diagram Identifies all the main components in a control system such as panels, computers, processors, operator consoles, etc.. These drawings show the general interconnection between components and the wiring strategy to be used. 3.2 Field Device Connection Details Details specifying conduit and fitting requirements and standard hook-up of instrumentation and control devices.
Applied Control Systems, Inc 426 S. Main St. Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Tel: 412.921.3226 Fax: 412.921.9660

3.3 Field Terminal Panels Panels used as a central termination for multiple device cables from the main control room location. Individual device wiring is run from these panels normally in conduit to the field mounted device. 3.4 Conduit and Cable Schedules

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Schedule or listing of cables defining the connection location at each end, conduit number, type of cable, and wiring within the cable. 3.5 Control Device Location and Conduit Plans Plan drawings of the process area that indicate the location of all control devices and diagrams the conduit connection and routing to the devices from the control panels and terminal panels. 3.6 Cable Tray Layout Overall arrangement of control and instrument tray systems detailing the routing of tray between field panels and the main control area. Required on projects with extensive cable systems. 3.7 Wireway Layout Overall arrangement of control and instrument wireway systems detailing the routing of wireway. Drawings can also include device locations. 3.8 Electrical Construction Specification Specifications that describe the work required to install and wire the instrumentation by a field contractor. Typical specifications include a work scope, wiring material description, and testing/acceptance requirements. 3.9 Electrical Material Specifications Specifications of all material required for the electrical installation of the instrumentation. A material takeoff of all material so that quantities can be established and ordered for construction. 3.10 Control Room Wiring Layout Conduit, tray, or computer floor layout for wiring to control equipment. Can be a separate drawing or part of an area control plan drawing. Table of Contents - Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3 - Chapter 4 - Chapter 5

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