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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
8/11/1995
Doc Name
EPP-IV
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CMC
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DMG
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TR7
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ACS
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Pump #2 - Primary level control for this pump is provided by a discrete set point relay <br /> with an adjustable deadband. This relay will provide Hi-level water control in the shaft. <br /> The pump will start when the water level raises to the discrete set point and stop <br /> when the water level falls below the deadband value. A secondary level control for <br /> this pump is provided by a General Electric resistance sensitive relay. The level relay <br /> is hardwired to the #2 pump and provides back-up Hi-level control. These level <br /> control devices will be used to control a high level condition in the shaft and will be set <br /> at elevation 11,058 feet, a position 87.5 feet below the platform. <br /> Pump #3 - Primary level control for this pump is provided by a discrete set point relay <br /> with an adjustable deadband. This relay will provide Hi-Hi level water control in the <br /> shaft. The pump will start when the water level raises to the discrete set point and <br /> stop when the water level falls below the deadband value. A secondary level control <br /> for this pump is provided by a General Electric resistance sensitive relay. The level <br /> relay is hardwired to the #3 pump and provides back-up Hi-Hi level control. These <br /> level control devices will be used to control a HI-HI level condition in the shaft and will <br /> be set at elevation 11,072 feet, a position 73.5 feet below the platform. <br /> INDICATION <br /> Motor Running - Pump motor running indication is provided on the door of the VSD. <br /> A red motor running indication light is located beside each full voltage motor starter. <br /> Individual motor running signals are transmitted to the mill control room for remote <br /> indication. <br /> VSD Mode - The VSD indication light located on the door of the bypass cabinet is <br /> lighted to indicate that the motor will run as a variable speed motor when started. <br /> Bypass Mode - The Bypass indication light located on the door of the bypass cabinet <br /> is lighted to indicate that the motor is running full speed across the line through the <br /> bypass cabinet. <br /> Auto Mode - The Auto indication light located on the door of the bypass cabinet is <br /> lighted to indicate that the motor will run as a variable speed motor when started and <br /> revert to across the line when a VSD fault occurs. <br /> Motor Amps - Motor running amps is shown on a meter on the door of the VSD. <br /> Motor Hertz - A frequency meter is located on the door of the VSD. <br /> Water Level - Local water level indication is provided on the face of the Miltronics <br /> Airanger located at the pump platform. An analog water level signal is transmitted to <br /> the mill control room for remote indication via the PLC. <br />
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