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    - A loop test in instrumentation and control involves isolating the channel to be tested from the field instrumentation and putting it in test mode. This allows signals to be injected and results recorded while protecting other channels. - The test procedure involves removing cards, arranging jumpers, injecting test signals, and analyzing results. - Once tested, the loop must be returned to normal operation by disconnecting test instruments, removing changes, and reconfiguring the system. Human errors during these steps can cause issues, so reducing test time and human involvement improves safety.

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    - A loop test in instrumentation and control involves isolating the channel to be tested from the field instrumentation and putting it in test mode. This allows signals to be injected and results recorded while protecting other channels. - The test procedure involves removing cards, arranging jumpers, injecting test signals, and analyzing results. - Once tested, the loop must be returned to normal operation by disconnecting test instruments, removing changes, and reconfiguring the system. Human errors during these steps can cause issues, so reducing test time and human involvement improves safety.

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    - A loop test in instrumentation and control involves isolating the channel to be tested from the field instrumentation and putting it in test mode. This allows signals to be injected and results recorded while protecting other channels. - The test procedure involves removing cards, arranging jumpers, injecting test signals, and analyzing results. - Once tested, the loop must be returned to normal operation by disconnecting test instruments, removing changes, and reconfiguring the system. Human errors during these steps can cause issues, so reducing test time and human involvement improves safety.

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    - A loop test in instrumentation and control involves isolating the channel to be tested from the field instrumentation and putting it in test mode. This allows signals to be injected and results recorded while protecting other channels. - The test procedure involves removing cards, arranging jumpers, injecting test signals, and analyzing results. - Once tested, the loop must be returned to normal operation by disconnecting test instruments, removing changes, and reconfiguring the system. Human errors during these steps can cause issues, so reducing test time and human involvement improves safety.

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    June 2, 2010 jt 1:10 jm

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    ƥ Test rocedure execution. Once te inuts
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    been tested, it necessary to return the channel to
    normal operation. This process includes disconnecting
    test instruments, removing cards, reconfiguring
    jumpers, replacing cards, etc.
    In many of these operations the possibility of human
    errors (wrong connections, card damage due to
    hands-on testing, acting on erroneous switches, etc.)
    exists, and the time needed to perform the procedures
    is significant.
    Because of the above reasons, the unpredicted trips
    caused by equipment failure of the reactor protection
    system are 22% of all the unpredicted trips in nuclear
    power plants, with an average of 0.25 trips for each
    1000 reactor critical hours . Human errors are the
    main cause of these unpredicted trips originated in the
    reactor protection system. It is possible to improve the
    plant safety conditions working in two directions: minimising
    the time to carry out the tests and reducing the
    risk of human errors. Both these improvements can be
    achieved by test automation.
    Click on the link::::::
    http://www.dedicated-systems.com/magazine/00q2/2000q2_p048.pdf

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