CH-TR-204-01 / DRAFT 0.1 / CHEM-P204-01 v0.1
Concept training draft — not an approved plant operating SOP
Use only the fictional inert model. A task owner must validate source, revision, mechanics and evidence before any real-equipment lesson. This page does not authorize physical work.
Confirm that this is the fictional inert P-204 concept model.
Check No plant work or operating authority is implied.
Read model CHEM-P204-01 v0.1 and this draft identifier.
Check The model and procedure versions match.
Locate the blue pump, grey motor and stationary coupling in 3D.
Check Pump left, motor right; coupling remains stationary.
Select G-204-A and compare its identity with the equipment record.
Check G-204-A is distinct from the separate G-205-B spare.
Orbit the model and inspect the correct guard feet and fixed recessed pads.
Check All four intended mounting locations are identifiable; geometry is illustrative.
Select CG-01, then CG-03, using the part picker or model.
Check Both front identities are recorded separately.
Orbit to inspect CG-02 and CG-04.
Check A front image is not treated as rear fastening evidence.
Inspect the captive groups and separate keyed tool geometry.
Check No threads, applied torque or continuous tool transfer are claimed.
Use the exploded inspection view to see which parts belong to the guard assembly.
Check The view is an illustration of grouping, not an approved removal sequence.
Reassemble the viewer and compare the source again.
Check Correct guard identity and mounting context remain consistent.
Describe whether the supplied concept references are sufficient for the training example.
Check Any unverified fit, clearance or retention requirement remains a review item.
Link the configuration review to the receiving evidence draft.
Check Guard review alone is not an operational release or a complete line-up record.
Assess identity, front/rear pair recognition and the explanation of source limits. A simulated configuration score does not establish real fastening or readiness.
Draft for review and future Genesis authoring; not a published Chemicals simulator.