Valve alignment checklist

DOE-STD-1029-92

Examples of items that may be placed in an appendix are forms, tables, figures, graphs,

and some checklists that are too large to incorporate in the sequence of action steps.

[1]

Reference appendixes within the text of the procedure.

[2]

Include in appendixes information more conveniently located outside the main

body of a procedure. Example 3-21 illustrates a suggested format for a valve

alignment checklist.

EXAMPLE 3-21. Valve alignment checklist.

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APPENDIX D

SHIELD SYSTEM HX COOLING WATER SUPPLY

& VALVE ALIGNMENT CHECKLIST

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Component Noun

Description

Valve

Required

Name

(Location)

Number

Position

Initials

Bypass effluent to HX

CWS-V-272D

OPEN

Flow pressure tap

CWS-V-1513

OPEN

[3]

Avoid using vendor information as appendixes.

[a] Integrate approved vendor information into procedures, when possible, rather

than referencing the information.

[b] Refer to administrative requirements for processing and using vendor

information.

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