Control Systems Integration and Testing
P1 batch 3: knife gate valves, water storage tanks, water wells, cathodic protection and instrumentation cable now owned; bare-text mentions re-pointed to the new standards
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title: Control Systems Integration and Testing
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### The integrator shall configure and program the controllers and the SCADA application, shall integrate every packaged subsystem, and shall provide the narratives, the I/O list, the loop diagrams, and the test procedures assigned to it under this standard.
−### The electrical trade shall furnish and install control power, raceways, control wiring, and instrument and valve field wiring in accordance with the project electrical standards, and shall land conductors at the field devices and at the panel terminals assigned to it in the datasheet.
+### The electrical trade shall furnish and install control power, raceways, control wiring, and instrument and valve field wiring in accordance with [[sync/instrumentation-and-control-cable]], [[sync/conductors-and-cables]], and [[sync/raceways-and-conduit]], and shall land conductors at the field devices and at the panel terminals assigned to it in the datasheet.
### The mechanical and process trade shall furnish and install the process equipment, the in-line instruments, and the final elements, and shall make each item available, with process fluid or a substitute where the test requires it, for loop checks and commissioning at the time the test schedule requires.
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## A compiled runtime without the source configuration leaves the Owner unable to make even a trivial change, and a source file stripped of its comments leaves the next engineer reverse-engineering the plant's own logic; the controlled, documented source is the deliverable that makes the system the Owner's. {note}