Commissioning Checklist of Submersible Pumps

Testing and Commissioning Checklist and Inspection test report for submersible pumps set

As part of the commissioning process for a new submersible pump set, it is essential to carry out a series of tests to ensure that the equipment is installed and functioning correctly. This testing and commissioning checklist will help you to ensure that all the key tests are carried out, and that any issues are identified and resolved before the pump set is put into operation.

The first step is to carry out a visual inspection of the pump set, checking for any physical damage or other defects. Once this has been done, you can move on to testing the electrical installation. This includes checking that all wiring is correct and that all protective devices are working correctly.

Next, you will need to test the mechanical parts of the pump set. This includes checking the alignment of the pump and motor, as well as testing the operation of the impeller. Once this has been done, you can move on to testing the hydraulic performance of the pump set. This involves testing both the suction and discharge sides of the pump, as well as measuring the flowrate and pressure characteristics.

Finally, once all these tests have been successfully completed, you can then proceed with putting the pump set into operation. However, it is important to keep a close eye on how it is performing, and to carry out regular maintenance checks to ensure that it continues to operate efficiently.

Pre-Commissioning Checklist of Submersible Pumps

INSPECTION REQUEST REFERENCE NUMBER: 

  DAS

  MAP

  WIR

 

DATE & TIME:

INSPECTION POINT

Sub-Con

Sub-Contractor

Consultant

REMARKS

Site Eng

QC

Prior to Commissioning Check for Following Points

1

Check manufacturer and make of Pumps is as per approved material submittal.

     

2

Check that the Piping network is complete with proper valves, drains, vents, strainers, pressure switches & instruments in place as per final approved shop drawing.

     

3

Ensure the pumps bearings are lubricated/greased as per manufacturer recommendation.

     

4

Ensure the pump shafts are rotated by hand freely & impeller is dynamically balanced.

     

5

Ensure that Pump alignment is correct.

     

6

The wiring diagram of pump controls & schematic piping shall be displayed near or inside the control panel.

     

7

Water leak test shall be performed as per manufacturer’s recommendations.

     

8

All joints are done correctly/properly.

     
 
 
 
 
 

Testing and Commissioning Test Report for Submersible Pumps sets

Equipment Details                                                   Equipment: …………Pump set

Duty of each Pump: ………../[email protected] ……. Mtr              No. Pumps: ……………..Nos(1 Duty+ 1 Standby)

Pump Model: ………….                                         Motor details: ………………………………..

Sr.

Description

Status

Remarks

1

Pump Installation

 

 

2

Float Switch Installation

 

 

3

Function Test Result of Control Panel

1    Indicating Lamps

2    H O A Selectors Switches

3    Cyclic Changeover

4    Pump Change over on Trip

 

 

4

Direction of Rotation

 

 

Pressure setting – Pumps

SR.

Pump Tags

Cut in Pressure (Bar)

Cut in Pressure (Bar)

1

Pump # 1

 

 

2

Pump # 2

 

 

Pressure setting – Pressure Vessel

SR.

Pressure Vessel Size

Pre-charge Pressure (Bar)

Maximum Pressure (Bar)

1

100 ltr

 

 

Motor setting & Readings

SR.

Pump Tags

Voltage (V)

Motor Speed (RPM)

Rated Amps (A)

Absorbed Amps

O/L Set Amps (A)

1

Pump # 1

 

 

 

 

 

2

Pump # 2

 

 

 

 

 

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I have done BS Electrical Engineering and Masters in Construction Management with 8+ years of working experience in UAE and Singapore. I lost my job in early 2020 during Pandemic and since then working as a Freelancer.

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