Pre-commissioning & Commissioning

Before commissioning, Turbo Mech conducts a thorough pre-installation checklist to ensure the seamless integration and optimal performance of instrumentation systems. This checklist includes meticulous steps such as checking instruments against datasheets and verifying calibration certificates. Calibration and testing of instruments are performed meticulously, followed by visual inspections to ensure correct installation. Our team conducts insulation and continuity testing of cables and performs cleaning, flushing, pressure, and leak testing of pneumatic and hydraulic tubing to guarantee system integrity.

Furthermore, Turbo Mech meticulously adjusts control, alarm, and shutdown settings, ensuring precise functionality. Loop testing, both Cold Loop and Hot Loop, is conducted to validate system operation, followed by comprehensive function testing of control systems and field instruments. A punch point list is meticulously compiled for field instruments to address any discrepancies. Upon completion of area commissioning, post-commissioning procedures are meticulously followed, including final test runs and load tests to confirm satisfactory performance. Through these meticulous procedures, Turbo Mech ensures the reliability and efficiency of instrumentation systems, delivering unparalleled results to our clients.

• Check the instrument against the datasheet
• Check calibration certificates
• Calibration and testing of instruments prior to installation
• Visual inspection for complete and correct installation
• Insulation and continuity testing of cables
• Cleaning,flushing,pressure and leak testing of pneumatic and hydraulic tubing
• Adjustment of control,alarm and shutdown settings
• Loop testing (Cold Loop and Hot Loop)
• Function testing of control systems
• Function testing of field instruments
• Punch point list for field instruments
• Area Completion
• Post-Commissioning procedures were followed
• The final test runs/load tests were conducted to confirm satisfactory performance