A detailed Deaerator MONTHLY preventive maintenance checklists

General Inspection

Operational Checks

Water Quality Assessment

Control System Review

Maintenance of Auxiliary Equipment

  • Check for unusual vibrations or noises.
  • Verify pump seals for leaks.
  • Ensure proper alignment and mounting.
  • Inspect suction and discharge valves.
  • Test pump operation at various flow rates.
  • Inspect for leaks around joints and connections.
  • Test valve operation manually and automatically.
  • Ensure traps are properly vented.
  • Check for signs of overheating or damage.
  • Verify drain lines are clear and unobstructed.
  • Inspect insulation for wear and damage.
  • Look for moisture or condensation on pipes.
  • Check for corrosion or rust spots.
  • Ensure all insulation is properly secured.
  • Verify that all joints and fittings are leak-free.
  • Check for proper motor alignment.
  • Inspect for signs of overheating.
  • Lubricate bearings according to manufacturer specifications.
  • Ensure cooling vents are clear of debris.
  • Test motor operation under load conditions.
  • Remove strainers and inspect for blockages.
  • Clean with appropriate solvents or brushes.
  • Reinstall strainers securely and test flow.
  • Check for leaks after reinstallation.
  • Document any findings or necessary repairs.
  • Test valve operation under pressure conditions.
  • Check for external leaks or corrosion.
  • Ensure calibration aligns with specifications.
  • Inspect relief valve discharge piping.
  • Document pressure readings during testing.
  • Inspect flow meter for signs of wear.
  • Check calibration against known standards.
  • Clean flow meter sensors and components.
  • Verify flow readings are within expected ranges.
  • Document any discrepancies or maintenance performed.
  • Test generator or UPS operation under load.
  • Inspect fuel levels and quality.
  • Check battery condition and replace if needed.
  • Ensure proper ventilation for the generator.
  • Document test results and maintenance performed.
  • Test level sensors for response time.
  • Check calibration against reference levels.
  • Inspect wiring and connections for damage.
  • Clean sensors to ensure accurate readings.
  • Document sensor performance and calibration status.
  • Test all alarms for audible and visual function.
  • Verify indicators reflect accurate operational status.
  • Inspect wiring for fraying or damage.
  • Document any non-functioning alarms for repair.
  • Ensure alarm settings meet operational guidelines.
  • Remove any debris obstructing air flow.
  • Inspect mesh screens for damage or wear.
  • Check for proper sealing around vents.
  • Test for effective airflow post-cleaning.
  • Document cleaning and any necessary repairs.
  • Inspect connections for tightness and security.
  • Check for signs of corrosion or overheating.
  • Replace frayed or damaged wires immediately.
  • Ensure all connections are properly insulated.
  • Document any repairs or replacements made.
  • Check chemical levels and quality.
  • Test dosing pumps for accurate delivery.
  • Inspect lines for leaks or blockages.
  • Verify calibration of dosing controls.
  • Document any adjustments or maintenance performed.
  • Test operation of interlocks under simulated conditions.
  • Inspect wiring and connections for integrity.
  • Ensure clear signage and accessibility.
  • Document the results of the tests performed.
  • Address any issues immediately to ensure safety.
  • Check labels for legibility and accuracy.
  • Ensure equipment is easily accessible.
  • Update labels as needed for clarity.
  • Document any labeling issues found.
  • Verify that safety information is clearly displayed.
  • Check for cracks or fraying on belts.
  • Inspect pulleys for alignment and wear.
  • Ensure proper tension on belts.
  • Listen for unusual noises during operation.
  • Document any findings and schedule replacements.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Documentation and Reporting

Training and Safety

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