Thermographic Scanning of Electrical Equipment Kindly Put A Mark in The Box If This Is Included and

THERMOGRAPHIC SCANNING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
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1. Scope of Work
Visual or physical inspection of equipment with which thermographer may recommend actions for a safer or more efficient
electrical system for clients.
Remove all necessary covers prior to inspection.
Thermographic scanning of an Electrical Engineer with Valid Level 1 Thermographer Certificate using Calibrated Thermal Scanner.
Assesment of failed equipment with corresponding, most probable rectifications required.
Re-installation of cover after thermographic scanning.
2. Thermographer
Electriccal Engineer with Valid Level 1 Thermographer Certificate, Need to be a practioner in the field of electrical engineering to
assess correctly equipment with hot spot conditions from so many electrical uncomformities such as loose termination, equiment
breakdown, load demand, emissivity of surfaces, unbalance loading or harmonics effect.
3. Thermal Scanning Equipment and Accessories

Annually Calibrated Thermal Scanner, Fluke Brand, Model Ti400 or Ti32. For client peace of mind, we only use trusted brand and
annually calibrated equipments for best accuracy available.
Fluke 376 Multi-tester and clamp meters for load current measurements.
4. Crew Composition
Electrical Engineer with valid Level 1 Thermographer Certificate.
Two (2) to Three (3) Technical personnel.
Building Maintenance on duty for coordination with tenants or mall equipment access.
5. Scheduling
Pre-Thermographic scanning done preferably during peak load of the system being scanned.
One-time Post-Thermographic Scanning after corrective actions of a qualified personnel chosen by client.
(We may offer rectification service to be quoted separately)
Required additional scanning after the first post thermal scanning is subject to separate cost.
6. Report
Provide "Pass" or "Failed" Sticker conspicuous at the front panel cover.
One copy of Thermal Scanning Service Report for every schedule (Mall equipment) or one copy of each for every merchant
(Merchant Thermal Scanning Service) given on the day, right after the Thermal Scanning Activity.
Establish equipment - Thermal Scan image for failed equipment and summary of all scanned equipment.
Merchant Equipment - Thermal Scan image for every equipment regardless whether pass or failed.
Hot spot equipment, indicating cause of heat rise, recommendations or most probable rectification required for the hot spot
equipment and actual measured load demand during the thernal scanning activity.
To be submitted within two (2) weeks after the last thermal scanning schedule.
ANNUAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL FACILITY
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1. FOR POWER TRANSFORMER
Conduct the following servicing and cleaning activity

Perform re-tightening of termination of bolted connections on transformer bushing.
Perform vacuum cleaning on the whole equipment compartment.
Inspection of power fuses, lightning arrester and silica gel if applicable
General cleaning of transformer's bushing and bus bar.
Conduct inspection as stated according to Power Partners and General Services standard PM Procedures:
Check bushing insulators for chips, cracks and contamination (dust, dirt, soot, grease or moisture).
Check all bushing terminals for signs of overheating, rust, melting and deformation.
Check oil level, temperature and pressure indicating devices. Note as applicable.
Check conductors for signs of overheating, melting, tracking, flashover, fraying, contaminations and insullation deterioration.
Check tightness of all mechanical and electrical connections with torque wrench.
Check for oil leaks.
Check main enclosure, enclosure cover and radiator for proper operation, alignment, grounding, tightness, rust, dents and
deformations.
Check equipment earthing for tightness, overheating, melting, rust and fraying.
Conduct the following electrical and chemical test

Perform electrical insulation resistance test with DAR AND PI
Perform Oil Test and Dissolve Gas Analysis (DGA), which:
Dielectric Voltage Breakdown (DVB) Test according to ASTM D877 standard.
Moisture Content according to ASTM D1533 standard.
Neutralization Number according to ASTM D974 standard.
Interfacial Tension according to ASTM D971 standard.
Color according to ASTM D1500 standard.
Oil quality index.
DGA according to ASTM 3612 standard.
2. FOR LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR

(Procedure/Scope covers Circuit Breaker in Enclosed Panels, Plug-in, In Free Standing or Wall Mounted Distribution Panels)
(Procedure/Scope covers all other Enclosure such as Distribution Panles, Power/Lighting Panel Boards assembled as free standing or wall
mounted)
Perform contact resistance test (DUCTER, if applicable) on circuit breakers.

Perform functional check and operation test on all circuit breaker's electrical circuit if applicable.
Perform fucntional check on indicator lamps and accessories if applicable.
Perfrom re-tightening of termination, load and line side.
Perform fucntional check on mechanical linkages, apply grease if needed.
Perform vacuum cleaning on the whole equipment compartment.
Perform purging/cleaning using high pressure nitrogen.
Conduct inspection as stated according to Power Partners and General Services standard PM Procedures:
Check enclosure for chips, cracks, and contamination (dust, dirt, soot, grease or moisture).
Check all bushing terminals for signs of overheating, rust, melting and deformation.
Check Operating Mechanism: manual close, manual open, spring charge mechanism, im=nterlocks.
Check tripping using equiped test button.
Check draw-out mechanism, re-grease if necessary.
Check anchorage, alignment and grounding.
Check cradle (for draw out units) and mounting for contamination, tracking and flash overs.
Check tightness of accesible mechanical and electrical connections with torque wrench.
Check breaker trip unit display (for electronic trip units).
Check transducer (CT/PT) connections, re-tight when necessary.
Check visually other accessories (meter, switches, door lock, etc.) for deterioration and functional comformity.
3. FOR TRANSFER SWITCHES (AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL).
Perform functional test on the mechanical switches and interlocks.

Perform purging/cleaning usuing high pressure nitrogen,
Perform retightening of bolts, nuts and lugs on all bus bars, terminal strips, circuit breakers and controllers.
General cleaning of ATS/MTS enclosure.
Conduct inspection conforming to Low Voltage Switchgear Inspection Procedures (item 3) where applicable.
4. FOR CAPACITOR BANK
Check performance of individual magnetic contactor by manual actuation.

Perform purging/cleaning using high pressure nitrogen.
Perform retightening of bolts, nuts and lugs on all bus bars, terminal strips, circuit breakers and magnetic contactors.
Perform capacitance test.
Conduct inspection conforming to Low Voltage Switchgear Inspection Procedures (item 3) where applicable.
5. FOR ELECTRICAL ROOMS
Perform vacuum cleaning on the whole equipment compartment (plug-in breakers and lighting panels).
Perform re-tightening of bolts, nuts and lugs on all bus bars, terminal strips, circuit breakers.
Perform contact resistance test (DUCTER, if applicable) on circuit breakers.
6. GENERAL SERVICES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
Assist in switching procedures prior to and after preventive maintenance activity.

Supply pf labor, tools, equipment and technical supervision necesarry to complete all started activity.
Submission of recommendation and analysis on findings or results that conforms on the industry standard for system reliability and
safety.
Submitted test results, recommendation and findings are duly signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer which can be used for
Administrative Purposes such as but not limited to application for rebewal of Business permit and insurances.
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THERMOGRAPHIC SCANNING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

3. Thermal Scanning Equipment and Accessories

1. FOR POWER TRANSFORMER

Conduct the following servicing and cleaning activity

Conduct the following electrical and chemical test

2. FOR LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR

Perform contact resistance test (DUCTER, if applicable) on circuit breakers.

Perform functional test on the mechanical switches and interlocks.

4. FOR CAPACITOR BANK

Check performance of individual magnetic contactor by manual actuation.

5. FOR ELECTRICAL ROOMS

6. GENERAL SERVICES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

Assist in switching procedures prior to and after preventive maintenance activity.

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