what is loop folder?
Answer Posted / carl_ellis
A loop folder is a manila folder or an electronic folder
that contains an assortment of documents related to the
instrumentation for a specific process control loop.
The exact contents of a loop folder are defined in a
project's standards/requirements.
A loop folder typically includes
- instrument manufacturer's spec/data sheet
- P&ID
- loop diagram
- loop check test sheet/checklist
- instrument calibration cert
- plot plan/location diagram
It can include
- loop test procedure
- hook-up diagram/instructions
- control/function narrative
- alarm setpoint list
- construction completion certificate
- interlock diagram
- flow sizing sheet
- CoC Certificate of Conformance
- COE Certificate of Origin
- MRT Material Test Report
- NACE certificate
- instrument configuration
(Compliments to Iris)
Carl Ellis
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