HHP1,2,3 SERVICE DOCUMENT TITLE VENDOR DOC No. TOTAL: Me- CG tip,2.9-002.001A 44 SHEETS” Distributed Control System CS3000 BOILER CONTROL RE-INSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,23, DI POWER PLANT II PT. PERTAMINA (PERSERO) UP.V BALIKPAPAN, PT. YOKOGAWA INDONESIA FUNCTION SPECIFICATION FOR Sinasiens, Seasesenissuesnte PROJECT BOG Nanas Dez aOIA REQ No, TEN No Re eTRMETS — ‘HHP BOILER 1,230) SOME LA “oand;_atzoukous BEN Fein: TPtasocean | A. ernove0 B mR COMMENT eNoTED CC orarenoveo EE RETURN ONEGOPY {TH YOUR SION AGART TE STATUS THE NPOROUAL occ 2_| meseP 2006 AS BULT ‘AGUNG _WINARSO_| SULHART +__[taMAR2005 | REISGLEFOR APPROVAL | RaMMAT | WiNARSO | _SULHART! 0 | mare6 205 | FIRSTISSUE anwar | _WiWARSO | _SULRART: nev. [DATE DESORPTION | DRAWNBY | CHECKED | APPROVED | APPROVED ustoweR VENDOR NAME : _PT.YOKOGAWA INDONESIAPT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2.3 PROIECT COMMENT PAGE DATE FIRST ISSUE ALL PAGES | 38-02-2005 RE ISSUE FOR PAGE 14-03-2005 APPROVAL | 9,19,20,21, 22.23, AS BUILT ‘ALL PAGES | 28-00-3006 Doc No, Date Rev. Signature/Seal APP. CH. DR. HHP1,2,3-DC2-0014, 28 September 2006, 2 CH. PP. Winarso | Sulhart Winarso_[Sullnarti Winarso_| Suihani YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 1PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doc No, : HHPI23-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2.3 PROJECT Date 28 September 2006 Rev: 2 INTRODUCTION This functional specification describes the application function in CENTUM CS-3000 system for the Reinstrumentasi HHP Boiler 1,2,3 Project for PT, Pertamina UP-V Balikeapan YOKOGAWA YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 2PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HMPI,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTAS! HAP BOILER 1,2.3 PROJECT Date: Rey. CONTENTS A. GENERAL Al.1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION B. OPERATOR STATION SPECIFICATION B1. COMMON OPERATION AND MONITORING B1.1. OPERATING SCREEN MODE 81.2. SYSTEM MESSAGE WINDOW 1.3. NAVIGATOR WINDOW 1.4, DYNAMIC WINDOW SET 82. STANDARD OPERATION AND MONITORING WINDOWS: 82.1, GRAPHIC WINDOW 82.2. TUNING WINDOW 82.3. TREND WINDOW 2.4. TREND POINT WINDOW 2.5. PROCESS ALARM WINDOW 2.6. OPERATED GUIDE WINDOW B3. OPERATION AND MONITORING SUPPORT FUNCTION 3.1. PROCESS ALARM FUNCTION 3.2. PROCESS REPORT 3.3. HISTORICAL MESSAGE REPORT 4. SECURITY FUNCTION BS. ALARM ACKNOWLEDGE 6. TREND WINDOW SPECIFICATION ©. FCS FUNCTION SPECIFICATION C1. ALARM PROCESSING C11. TYPES O ALARM C1.2, OVERVIEW ALARM OF PROCESSING C13. ALARM PROCESSING FLOW C1.4. INFORMATION OUTPUT FOR THE ALARM 1.6. DISPLAYING ALARM C1.6. ACKNOWLEDGING ALARM C17. ACKNOWLEDGING SOUND ALARM D. PROCESS CONTROL SPECIFICATION D1, TYPICAL FUNCTION BLOCK 1.1, PID CONTROL 012. PVI INDICATOR 01.3. MANUAL LOADER 02, BOILER CONTROL 02.1. STEAM PRESSURE CONTROL 02.2. COMBUSTION AIR CONTROL. 02.3, FUEL CONTROL, 02.4, FEED WATER CONTROL 02.6. DAERATOR CONTROL 026. FUEL OIL HEATER CONTROL YOKOGAWA YOROGAWA INDONESIA 28 September 2006 Page: 3piaieg VISINOGNI VA\VDOHOK, SVMVDOIOA [8 sil hoivat EU Say 2A) THA - & 4 “Z av 9 Sv ve uh O 2RN \0 Sad rer gam J NOLVeNnSTa (Sous) 000ESD NOLLWYNDIANOD WELSAS FY WwaaNa9 1 z 9H Sooc soquonis gz: ae AdarO¥d €7'1 Ya NOM dH ISVINAPETUISNITU 2H9f014 VI00--ETMHH + “ON Ia NYaVaMITVS A-dn VNINVIR3d “LdPT, PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doc No. : HHPI,23-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROIECT Date: 28 September 2006 Rev, ‘The system configuration above 4) The system, linked by a dual redundant V-net, consist ofthe following CS 2000 equipment: EWSIHIS Station 237 His 47 FCS Station i L7 L7 prt 4B Note: ZT : Station No. D Component No. HIS : Human Interface Station/Operator Station FOS : Field Control Station PRT : Printer b) Cables (V-net) required in order to incorporate the new components to the existing system are as shown below: Component Link | Gable Length qi | Guantity | Mode! No. ~ 50 2 suet t-Moso - D ‘0 2 | esuvceiat-moro > - Gad 5 2 | esuivessas-moos YOKOGAWA YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Pages 5PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,23-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2.3 PROJECT Date: 28 September 2006 Rev 2 B. OPERATOR STATION SPECIFICATION ‘The GS 3000 system comprises of one or more Field Control and Operstor Stations, The Field Control Station incorporates all the automatic control system functions, and the Operator Station/HIS provides the human interface. B.1 COMMON OPERATION AND MONITORING FUNCTION B.1.1 Operating Screen Mode ‘There are two choices: Mult-Window Mode and Full-Screen Mode. In Fullscreen mode, the environment is same as the conventional operator station. The following three type windows are displayed: Full-Screen Mode System Message Window This window displayed top of the screen, this displays the latest alarm and a variety of buttons, Other windows cannot obscure this window, so there is no possibilty of overlooking alarm messages, ‘Main Window The rest of the screen (apart from the system message window) displays the main window. If call up another (main) window, it overwrites this window, Auxiliary Window ‘Auxiliary window is called up from the main window or from the system message window and are displayed on top of the main window. Multi-Window Mode This resembles the multiwindow mode seen in an office PC. The operation and monitoring windows representing current plant status are updated in real-time, and data can be easily analyzed, so this mode is ideal for research labs. This mult-windaw mode allows running general office application as well as performing HIS operation and monitoring functions. System Message Window This window is displayed at the top of the screen, but it can be dragged to another position (floating window display). This window is always displayed as the front window and cannot be obscured by others windows, ‘Multi-Window Display ‘In multiwindow mode, there is no distinction between ‘main’ and auxiliary window, and these windows may be overiapped. Up to five operation and monitoring windows may be displayed simultaneously. B.1.2 System Message Window The system message window displays the latest alarms, and allows for calling up various operation and monitoring windows. The system message window is always displayed at the top, so other windows cannot obscure it 8.1.3 Navigator Window ‘The navigator window is Windows Explorer like hierarchical view of the operation and monitoring windows Simply select the name of the window you want to view, and call it up. At the right of the tree display, icons allow for selecting the type of display: rend, graphic or control panel. if an alarm occurs, the corresponding windows will change color, making it easy to call up a detailed display, 8.1.4 Dynamic Window Set While panel sets are defined in the builder, operator during on line operation defines dynamic window sets, ‘The operator defines are representative window and simply clicks the dynamic window set the function icon to register and save the window set. Next time the representative window is displayed, the other windows in the set are displayed automatically. Up to 30 windows sets can be defined, YOKOGAWA 4 YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 6PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date: 28 September 2006 Rev. 8.2 STANDARD OPERATION AND MONITORING WINDOWS 8.2.1 Graphie Window Graphic window uses graphic objects to provide an intuitive view of the plant, Graphic windows can display graphic objects, control objects, overview abjects or combination of these types of objects, Graphic Object These display a graphical representation of the plant status, providing an intuitive operating environment as well as calling up various windows from graphic window. Control Object, Instrument faceplates can display the status of function blocks, and can be used to monitor and operate the function blocks. Faceplates come in two sizes, eight fullsize faceplate and 16 half-nelght faceplates may be displayed in a window. Different size faceplates may be mixed, and faceplates can be called up individually. Overview Object ‘These allow for displaying a group of alarm staluses. They provides a top-level overview of the plant overview of the plant as a whole, and allow to calling up related windowrs, so it can be used as menu providing access to the whole plant. Multi-Function Graphic Multifunction graphics are graphic windows that contain graphic objects, instrument faceplates, and overview objects. B.2.2 Tuning Window The tuning window displays all the tuning parameters for one instrument, plus a trend display. The changing of time axis, data axis scales and some data is allowed, B.2.3 Trend Window Trend functions acquire process data, and display it as time-series trend charts. Each trend window can display, superimpose, up-to-eight color-coded “pens". 8.2.4 Trend Point Window ‘The trend point window displays one of the up-to-eight "pens traces" allocated to a trend window. It is a one- pen view of the trend window, created automatically when pracess data is allocated to a trend window. 8.2.5 Process Alarm Window ‘The process alarm window displays annunciator message and alarm in the order they occur. You can search for such events by Field Control Station or related tag name. Acknowledged and notyyet acknowledged messages and alarms can be distinguished, and related windows displayed. The system can be configured to either acknowledge alarms individually or acknowledge all at once, 8.2.6 Operator Guide Window The operator guide window displays operator guide message in the order they occur, The same as for new process alarms, new and acknowledged operator guide marks appear, flashing in the system message ‘window. Operator can search for operator guide messages by Field Control Station name or by related tag name. The operator guide window can display the production phase status or instruction to the operator. YOKOGAWA YOKOGAWA INDONESIA,PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,23-DC2-001A, Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 12,3 PROJECT Date 28 September 2006 Rev. 2 8.3 OPERATION AND MONITORING SUPPORT FUNCTION 83.1 Process Alarm Function This operator station incorporates process alarm function to notify the operator when the process abnormality Is detected, ‘Alarm Priority The alarm can be assigned any of five alarm "importance" levels (high, medium, low priority, recording, and reference alarm) to tags Repeating Alarm Event if alarms have been acknowledged, if alarm status is important tag has not reverted to normal within preset time, the buzzer sound again, B.3.2 Process Report ‘The process report functions are used to acquire, display, and print various system operation status information, Tag Report ‘Tag reports are used to display current (values of) function block alarm status, mode and process data on per tag basis. Operator can search for reporls by station name, tag name, alarm status etc. MO Report VO reports provide digital displays of I/O status on per tag basis, B.3.3 Historical Message Report Operator can search the stored process alarms and operation logs and display or print selective historical message report, YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: &PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date; 28 September 2006 Rev, B.4 SECURITY FUNCTION Security function helps prevent operator error and preserve system safety, restrict operation to authorized personnel, and restrict the range of operation and monitoring functions that may be performed. They also ‘Suppress low-priority consequential alarms that might obscure the true cause of alarm. Overview of Security Function ‘The operator can define the following operation and monitoring function attributes: + User Name ‘An operation history is recorded for each user. + User Group ‘This is used to specify the range of operation and menitoting functions that can be performed, © User Permission ‘This is used to restrict the range of operation and monitoring functions that can be performed ‘When the user logs on, the corresponding user group and user permission are checked, which determines the range of operation and monitoring functions and permissions, User Name This is a user-specific user name that uniquely determines who the operator is, Historical (operation) logging and the ike will include this user name. Password is defined per operator station basis. The operation and monitoring functions manage password separate from the windows security function, Thus, the operator station user name does not agree with the windows log on user name, Users Group ‘The users group, which the user belongs, to determine the range of operation and monitoring functions that ‘can be performed. The user group determines which control station can be monitored, which control st can be operated, and which windows can be displayed. Specifying corresponding station name and drawings ‘ean restrict the items, which can be monitored and operated. Certain group in certain plant also can be specified Usor Permission ‘Auser group can be subdivided into several levels of user permission: + Ordinary operator + Senior operator = Engineering/Maintenance personnel The default is three such levels: $1, $2 and S3 per user group ‘The default user permission for these three levels as shown bellow. Permission Level ‘Monitoring ‘Operation: Engineering/viaintenance [st 7 Enable Disable 82, Enable ~[Bisable 3 Enable Enable Enable ‘Security on Per Tag Basis ‘The importance of the corresponding tag for each tag can be specified, The tag mark, the need fer confirmation when changing SV, MV or alarm setting, and the type of alarm and acknowledgement can be set, depending on the tag importance. For important tags, it requires confirmation when entering data to prevent error. Providing Security by Attaching Operation Mark ‘The operation of function block can be temporarily disabled. For field instruments like transmitters and valves that have falled or under m: can be attached as a caution mark or to inhibit operation fenance operation mark "box" YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 9PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTAS! HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROJECT. Date: 28 September 2006 Rev, 2 5.5 ALARM ACKNOWLEDGMENT When there is an alarm in the system such as process alarm, system alarm etc. The alarm can be acknowledged by pressing Acknowledge button or clicking Acknowledge icon in any the Operator Stations. wi In the system alarm, e.g. station 01 fails; the acknowledgment is cone in the system alarm panel, by using icon or keyboard for acknowledgment. The alarm messages are deleted by the pressing or clicking button in the same panel keyboard. xX The alarm acknowledgment is executed in an alarm summary panel, overview panel, contre! panel, and tuning panel. When the ackrowiedgment operation for an alarm is executed on any of the function panel described above, no acknowledgment is required for other function panels Upon acknowledgment of the alarm, in the instrument tag mark will stop blinking, Tag mark will recover to green when returns to normal YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA, Page: 10PT, PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date 28 September 2006 Rey, 2 B.6 TREND WINDOW SPECIFICATION The trend recording acquires process data such as temperature, pressure and flow rate gathered by an HIS, as the function block's tuning parameter and displays changes in the acquired data in @ graph (trend graphic). The flow trend recording consist of + Trend Data Acquisition Function + Trend Data Display Function Closing Processing Function The faut shows the flow of the Trend Recordin [oreo =: Trend recording processing function “Trend deplay : Trend pont | | i Window | | ‘ho process data rom tbe —| equisiton Tena : Fred Cort Staion Wins : ‘Saving Unser i anathema ' ‘Saving dala tr tong pera ¥ YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA, Page: 11PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROJECT. Date: 28 September 2006 Rev: 2 Structure of Trend The Trend Recording has a three layers structure: a Trend Block, Trend Window and Trend Point Window. i manera a : 160108 : ! i Teor02 i Tani01 LJ “res00t i} ‘trend Block 1 Tend Block 50 : Teor i a Te0101 i erend Black aed Rea ee He ees oscar ‘Trend Block A trend biock is comprised of 16 units of trend windows. ‘There are 60 trend biocks per HIS. Up to 20 of the 0 trend blocks can be defined in the rotary trend ar batch trend format, The remaining 30 trend blocks are defined as trend of other stations. ‘The trend format and sampling period are defined! for each trend block. Trend Window Eight (8) pens trend data can be assigned to a trend window. There are 800 trend windows per HIS. Trond Point Window The trend point window is called up from the trend window. One trend pen Is displayer window. There are 6,400 trend point windows per HIS. ‘each trend point YOKOGAWA YOKOGAWA INDONESIA, Page: 12PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROIECT. Date: 28 September 2006 C. FCS FUNCTION SPECIFICATION C1 ALARM PROCESSING The Alarm Processing is a message processing function performed by the operation and monitoring when alarm occurs during plant operation. The operator can use the issued alarm to datermine what action to take for abnormalty and then process the alarm. Alarm priority, which varies with the process and operation, may be distinguished through its operation and color. The operator can perform an acknowledgment action for the alarm output. C.4.1 Types of Alarms The type of alarms that are subject to the alarm processing performed by the operation and monitoring is as follows: C.4.14 System Alarm ‘The system alarm notifies operator of the abnormalities in the hardware and communication errors, The type and contents of the system alarm are predetermined. When a system alarm occurs, the control station outputs ‘a corresponding message. The messages that are output in accordance with the corresponding system alarms are called system alarm messages, C442 Process Alarm ‘The process alarm notifies operator of the occurrence and recovery of abnormality in the process, The type and contents of the process alarm are predetermined. A process alarm message Is the general term for ‘messages that are output corresponding to the process alarm. The annunciator message is included in the process alarm category. User can define the trigger signal and contents of the annunciator message. ©.1.2 Overview of Alarm Processing ‘This section explains alarm processing flow, alarm display, and acknowledgment action for output alarms, ©.1.3 Alarm Processing Flow ‘There are two types of alarm signal: a system alarm and a process alarm. The figure on the next page shows the processing flow for the process alarm. YOKOGAWA YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 13,PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HIIP123-DC2-0014 Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HIP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date” | 28 September 2006 ‘ Re 2 Figure Processing Flow for the Process Alarm eo soy “ana ricezos 8 [7 | FCs HIS | not rravenog LED Feshes wseage ie rest a recrcn provestng el Ficenied i | Buzzer sounds rine Petter 4 . Processing | Le estate ee The alarms that occurred in the plant are transmitted to HIS as an alarm message. Upon reception of this message, HIS outputs the alarms, The flow of notifying the user of the process alarm differs from that of the system alarm. YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA,PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,2,3-DC2-0014 Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date: 28 September 2006 Rev. €.1.4 Information Output for the Alarm Upon occurrence of the alarm or upon recovery of the system, the alarm notification function outputs the information shown below to a window or a printer. Each dieplay and function is in accordance with the defined contents shown in the figure below Figure Information Output for the Alarm (Pr arm) Process alarm of uncon block L ——y 7 econ 1 ‘Alarm priority Sy : erton oo Log to file : 0 farm operation] | als processng level determination Repeated warning ‘alarm ‘Alarm processing Operation upon table definition TL _ returning to normal Buzzer sounds C.1.8 Displaying the Alarm ‘The process alarm detected in the FCS is transmitted to HIS. The HIS processes the alarm to display or output, its follows: Displaying the alarm in a window ‘Changing the color of the cisplayed alarm and lashing the alarm Flashing the LED ‘Outpuiting the alarm sound (buzzer) Printing the alarm to a printer ‘Outputting the alarm to a historical message save file The following windows are output in a message format: + Process alarm window + System message window The Process alarm window displays the alarm messages in the order of occurrence. The process report function is used to notify the current status, YOKOGAWA & YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 15PT, PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. + HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT Date 28 September 2006 Besides the process aleim window and the system message window, the windows below change the color of the displayed tag mark (or a mark indicating the window status) and fash the tag mark to indieate the alarm status. The flashing incicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged, The color of the highest pio aiartn of al the alarms in one function block will be used for the color ofthe tag mark ‘Tag mark in the instrument facepiate Faceplate window Tuning window Navigator window Graphic window (overview attribute, control atribute) Graphic window (graphic atibute (window for which starmetriggered blinking is designated)) C.1.6 Acknowledging the Alarm When the alarm message is acknowledged in the system alarm window or the process alarm window upon occurrence of the alarm, the alarm will be acknowledged automatically CAT Acknowledging the Buzzer Sound ‘When the alarm occurs, the buzzer sounds to notify the operator. The acknowledge operation may be performed in the system message window. The key on the operation keyboard shown below can be used to stop the buzzer. ‘The buzzer for repeated warning alarms can only be stopped temporarily YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 16PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. + HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2.3 PROJECT Date: 28 September 2006 Rev, D. PROCESS CONTROL SPECIFICATION Measurement tracking function !n $3000 controllers have measurement tracking function in all (MAN, AUT and CND, CAS and CND) mode, ‘Measurement tracking only activated in CAS and CND, Output of Controller To unify the indication on CRT of controller's MV and Valve Opening, following function is provide for the controller of fail open valves. 100% OPEN Indication MV in CENTUM : Close PE ete eee eee _ : 20ma : Output signal to local aoe 4ma OPEN Control action for each controllers and fail action of control valve. The PID controller block (PID) provides the most general control function to perform Proportional Integral-Derivative contro! based on the deviation of the process variable (PV) from the set point value (SV). The figure below shows a function block diagram of PID controller block (PID). D.1 TYPICAL FUNCTION BLOCK D.1.4 PID CONTROL, ‘The PID Controller Block provide the general control function to perform proportionat-integral derivative contvol based on the deviation of the process variable (PV) from the setpoint value (SV) TAG PID EXT sone “ee YOKOGAWA © YOKOGAWA INDONESIA, Page: 17PT. PERTAMI INA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROJECT Doe No. : HHPI2,3-DC2-001A Date 28 September 2006 Rev. 2 HHP-1 Boller Plant Controller 1 |sttTicao1__ FUEL OIL AFTER FUEL OIL HEATER|O 00. 2 [iiticao2 _ [EXISTING STEAM LINE 00. 3 BTIPDICSO1 FUEL OIL — ATOMIZING STEAM DIFF. PRESS HHP-2 Boiler Plant Controller q | fi Ti OOS i ACT (FUEL OIL - ATOMIZING STEAM FF. PRESS LL HHP-3 Boller Plant Controller 0 | OIENGIHI alae 1 bisticaor [FUEL OWL AFTER FUEL OIL HEATER|O Is00__ke 2 bratic4o2 [EXISTING STEAM LINE fo I00__be 3 B19PDIC5O1 [FUEL OIL - ATOMIZING STEAM DIFF. PRESS D.12 INDICATOR ‘This function block display an input signal from /O or from the other block such as process variable PV). Itcan also from output from output variable from OUT terminal. VI block may be used only for indicating the process variable, TA eu YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 18PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHPI,2,3-DC2-0014 Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1,2,3 PROJECT. Date: 28 September 2006 HHP-1 Boiler Plant Indicator Rev. 2 No.| Tag Number | DCS Tag Description tow | High [eng. Unit 1 | s1itt-201 | 311L1601__ [STEAM DRUM o | 100 % 2 | stipr-to1 | s14Pit01 [THREE Way COCK [0 75 |KGr/cMa 3 | atipr-102 | s11Pit02 [GAS LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE 0 5__|koe/em2 4 | a11PT-104 | 311Pi104 [FUEL OIL HEADER 0 25 |KGF/CM2 5 |_s11PT-204 | 811Pi804 BURNER WIND BOX © 300_[ mm we 6_|_s14PT-s13 | 311P!813 RING TUBE FURNACE 0 325 | MM WC 7| s1iPT-815_| 311P1915 _ [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER © 400__| mmwe 8_|-stipr-s17_| _311Pie17_|STEAM LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 100 | KGF/CM2 9 |_3tipr-e25 | 311Pie25 INSTRUMENT AIR HEADER 0 16 |KGF/CM2 (10 | 341AT-801 | 311A1801__ [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 10 % +4 |_s11zr-soa | 311zigoa [BFW VALVE of 0 100 | % 42 311z7-205_| 31121805 [MAIN STEAM 0 100_| % 13 | 311Te-801 | 311Tigo1__ [FEED WATER LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE | 0 200 |_0c 14| 3117-802 | 31tTigo2 [STEAM LINE OUTLET B 0 soo |_oc 16 | 31*TE-803_| 31171603 _ [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 250 _|__oc 16 | 311TE-804 | 31171604 [COMBUSTION Al 7 0 100 |oc 47|_g11Te-805 | 311Tig0s FUEL OUL AFTER FUEL OIL CONTROL VALVE| 150 [0c 18 | a11Te-806 | 31trig06 [STEAM OUTLET DESUPERHEATER soo | oc HHP-2 Boiler Plant indicator No.| Tag Number | DGS Tag Description tow | High [eng. Unit 1 [staut-sor | 312u601 _ [STEAM DRUM 0 100 | % | 2 | s1pr-tor | s12P1101 [THREE Way COCK KGF/CM2 3.|-312PT-102 | 312P1102__[GAS LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE __ 0 “| KGFycM2 4 | s1pr-t04 | 312Pii04 [FUEL OIL HEADER ee ot KGF/CH2 | 5 | s12pr-a0e | 312P1804__ /BURNER WIND BOX 0 300 _| mm we 6 |-atapr-s13_| 3121813 [RING TUBE FURNACE 0 125 | MM WC 7 | stapT-si5 | 312Pi815 [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 00 | MMwe 8 | s12PT-317_| _312P1617 _ |STEAM LINE OUTLET BOTLER 0 00 [kGr/CM2 9 |_312aT-801_|~312A1601 [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER © 10 % 10 | si2zt-80a | 312zI604 (BFW VALVE o 100 | % +1 | s12zT-805 |" 31271805 _|MAIN STEAM VALVE 0 100 % 42 | s127e-801_| 31271801 FEED WATER LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE [0 200 | ac 13 [3127-802 | 312T1602 ‘STEAM LINE OUTLET BOILER © 500 [0c 14 | 3127E-803_| 31271803 FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER o 250 | _0c 45 | 312TE-604 31271604 [COMBUSTION AIR 0 100, oc 16 [_9127E-805 | 31271605 [FUEL OIL AFTER FUEL OIL CONTROL VALVE] 0 1s0_| 0c 17] 3127-806 | 31271806 _|STEAM OUTLET DESUPERHEATER ° soo_[_oc YOKOGAWA @ YOKOGAWA INDONESIA Page: 19PT. PERTAMINA UP-V BALIKPAPAN Doe No. : HHP1,2,3-DC2-001A Project: REINSTRUMENTASI HHP BOILER 1.2.3 PROJECT Date 28 September 2006 Rev, 2 HHIP-3 Boller Plant Indicator NNo.| Tag Number | DCS Tag Description tow | High [eng. unit 1 | s1auT-eor_|~ 313ui8o1 _ [Steam Drum ° 100__| % 2 | 313PT-101 | 319Pit01 [THREE WAY COCK 0 75__|KGr/cme '3|_ 313-102 | 313P1102 _ |GAS LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE 0 5 [kGr/coe 4 | 313PT-104 | 313P1104 _ |FUEL OIL HEADER 0 25__|Ker/CMa 5 |313PT-804 | 3191804 [BURNER WIND BOX 0 | 300 | mm we 6 | 319PT-813 | 919PI913 [RING TUBE FURNACE 0 125__| Mm We 7 | s13PT-815 | 319P1815 _|FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 100 | MMW | stapt-s17 | 319Pie17__|STEAM LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 100__[KGF/cMm2 @ | s13aT-so1 |" 313Al901__ [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER 0 10 | % 10 | s1azT-¢04 | 31321604 [BFW VALVE 0 100 | % 11] 319z7-805_| 31921805 |MAIN STEAM VALVE 0 100 | % 42| 913TE-201 | 913TI801 [FEED WATER LINE AFTER CONTROL VALVE | 0 200 | _oc 13 3137e-202_| 31371802 [STEAM LINE OUTLET BOILER o 500_| oc 14| 913Te-203 |” 31371803 _ [FLUE GAS LINE OUTLET BOILER o_ | 250 | 0c 15| 3137E-804 |” 313TI804 [COMBUSTION AIR 0 100 | 0c 16 | 9137E-805 | 313TI805 _/FUEL OIL AFTER FUEL OIL CONTROL VALVE 0 150 | oc 47| 3197-806 | 31371908 [STEAM OUTLET DESUPERNEATER 0 500 | oc D.1.3,.MANUAL LOADER, Manual Loader block (MLD) may be applied to output manipulated output value (MV) to manually operate final contro! elements, such as control valves. 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