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CAT 1 Thermal Oxidiser Start-up Checklist

by John Pointon, from the Community

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This start-up checklist guides operators through the safe commissioning of a CAT 1 thermal oxidiser. It covers pre-start isolation checks, verification of valves, pumps, and boiler levels, fan and damper settings, gas and pilot light checks, steam quench and vent pressures, controlled warm-up, transition to high fire, and integration panel positions. Includes runner and supervisor sign-offs and space for additional comments to ensure compliance and traceability.

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