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USNS Kanawha

( TAO 196 )

ELECTRICAL
SERVICE ORDER
CARGO CONSOLE GROOM AND REPAIR
John Mosholder

1.0 ABSTRACT

1.1 Provide the services of OEM EMS MARCON Technical Representative to repair and groom the Cargo Console.

2.0 LOCATION OF SERVICES: Norfolk, VA

3.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 28 OCTOBER 2019- 5 NOVEMBER 2019

4.0 REFERENCES/ENCLOSURES

4.1 References:

4.1.1 Installation Drawings (Available on-board)

4.2 Enclosures:

4.2.1 Cargo Console Check List

5.0 ITEM LOCATION/DESCRIPTION:

5.1 Main Cargo Console (EMS MARCON)

5.1.1 Location: 06 levels (Cargo Control Room), 06-60-0

6.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL/SERVICES: None.

7.0 NOTES:

7.1 The contractor and subcontractors, regardless of tier must consult the General Technical Requirements (GTR) to determine applicability to this work item. In performance of this work item, the contractor and subcontractor regardless of tier must comply with the requirements of all applicable GTR’s including but not limited to GTR’s 1 through 7, 22, 23, 24, 28, and 29.

7.2 The contractor and all subcontractors, regardless of tier are advised to review other work items under this contract, including but not limited to Work items 009, 010, and 015, to determine their effect on the work required under this work item. Many of the definitions relating to performance of this work item are found in Work Item 001.

8.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS:

8.1 All work to be accomplished to the satisfaction of the Chief Engineer and the Port Engineer.

9.0 STATEMENT OF WORK

9.1 Provide an EMS Marcon Technical Representative (OEM) to troubleshoot, repair and groom the system Cargo Control System, using 3.1.1 as guidance.

9.1.1 Perform checks as per enclosure 3.2.1 and submit results to the MSCREP at completion.

9.2 Upon completion of repairs the Tech Rep shall complete all required testing for cargo console to verify console and system are operating correctly in the presence of ABS and the MSCREP.

10.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

10.1 None Additional.

Enclosure 4.2.1

CARGO CONSOLE CHECK LIST

Inspection on Console, Radar Gauging Cabinet, and all RTU's

Console

Initial

1. All terminals wiring are tight

2. All trough covers installed

3. Record CPU processor

Primary: Secondary: GR Node:

4. Circuit breakers labeled and closed where required

5. Check retaining bars on master cards.

6. Clean

7. Check firmware version on all IOC Modules __________

Slave 1_______ Slave 2 _______ Slave 3 __________

Slave 4_______ Slave 5 _______ Slave 6 __________

8. Make sure all terminal blocks are numbered

9. Resistors installed on main MOD buss input terminals

10. Resistors installed on the A buss

11. Control disabled operation verified in alarm history.

12. Battery test: Power supply turned off

Voltage level ______VDC after 1min

Voltage level ______VDC after 3mins

Voltage level ______VDC after 5mins

16. On deck horn and strobe test

17. Local horn test

18. ACK/SCAN buttons on independent overfill system

19. Check overfill and high level on independent overfill system

20. Control disable test in alarm history

21. Lamp dimmer TEST

22. Console buzzer/horn TEST

23. Console ACK Button TEST

24. Trim & Heel TEST

25. EMS VT TEST verify by activating and email received to EMS

26. Port cargo spill level active test

27. Stbd cargo spill level active test

28. All meters dim

29. Emergency pump shutdown

30. Bilge summary alarm to bridge

31. Bilge alarms to engine room

32. Test all meters with process meter

33. Tank Mgr. Version Primary__________ Secondary ___________

Radar Cabinet

1. All terminals with wiring are tight

3. Remove any debris

4. Circuit breakers labeled and values correct.

5. Clean

6. Battery test: Power supply turned off

7. UPS Power Failover Test. 100% battery power for 5mins

8. ISB Power Test

9. Stem Module Version

Stem A ____ Stem B ____ Stem C ____

All RTU's RTU____ Buss____

1. All terminals with wiring are tight

3. Remove any debris

4. Circuit Breakers Labeled and values correct.

5. Check retaining bars on master cards.

6. Clean

7. Check firmware version on all IOC Modules RTU __________

Slave 1_______ Slave 2 _______ Slave 3 __________

Slave 4_______ Slave 5 _______ Slave 6 __________

8. Make sure all terminal blocks are numbered

9. Resistors installed on main MOD buss input terminals

10. Resistors installed on Display MOD buss input terminals

11. Control Disable operation verified to relay terminals.

12. Battery test: Power supply turned off RTU_____

Test Equipment

Fluke 787 Process Meter S/N 746320016

Calibrated

Fluke 718 Pressure Calibrator S/N 339978001

Fluke 123 Industrial Scope meter S/N DM9110382

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