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BHERAMARA COMBINED CYCLE POWER
PLANT (360 MW) DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

NORTH-WEST POWER GENERATION CO. LTD

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR Rev.: P0
PLANT ILLUMINATION SYSTEM Date : 29-DEC-14
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INDEX
SL. NO. CONTENT DESCRIPTION
1.0 SECTION I TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
2.0 SECTION II ANNEXURES
3.0 SECTION III TECHNICAL SCHEDULES


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SECTION-I
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION


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CONTENTS
SL. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.

NO.
1.0 INTENT OF SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................................... 3
2.0 PROJECT INFORMATION ............................................................................................................... 3
3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................... 5
4.0 SCOPE OF WORK & SUPPLY.......................................................................................................... 5
5.0 CODES, STANDARDS, UNITS & LANGUAGE .............................................................................. 9
6.0 OPERATION AND CONTROL PHILOSOPHY ............................................................................ 10
7.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS .................................................................. 11
8.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING ......................................................................................................... 25
9.0 PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES .................................................................................................. 25
10.0 TOOLS AND TACKLES ................................................................................................................... 25
11.0 SPARE PARTS ................................................................................................................................... 26
12.0 WARRANTIES ................................................................................................................................... 27
13.0 DEVIATIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 27
14.0 DRAWINGS, DATA, DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED ALONG WITH THE OFFER ..... 27
15.0 DRAWINGS, DATA, INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER AWARD OF

CONTRACT ....................................................................................................................................... 27
16.0 DELIVERY SCHEDULE .................................................................................................................. 28
17.0 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT ....................... 28
18.0 CLEANING, PROTECTIVE COATING AND PAINTING .......................................................... 29
19.0 TAGGING PHILOSOPHY ............................................................................................................... 29
20.0 ATTACHMENTS ............................................................................................................................... 30



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Basis of Illumination to
be on LSTK contract:
1.0 INTENT OF SPECIFICATION
to be discusssed
This specification covers the minimum technical requirements for the design, engineering,
manufacturing, inspection and testing at manufacturers works, packing, supply, erection,
commissioning and demonstration of Lux levels at site of plant illumination system as per this
specification inclusive of all fittings, accessories and spares for efficient and trouble-free
operation for Bheramara Combined cycle power plant (360 MW) development project,
Bangladesh.
It is not the intent to completely specify all details of design and construction herein. However any
additional plant, equipment, material, services which are not specifically mentioned here, but are
required to make the plant/system complete in every aspect in accordance with the technical
specification and for safe operation and guaranteed performance shall be covered under the scope
of this specification. Nevertheless, the equipment and installation shall conform to high standards
of engineering design and workmanship in all respects and shall be capable of performing
continuous operation in a manner acceptable to the Purchaser (L&T).
2.0 PROJECT INFORMATION
2.1 PLANT DESIGN CRITERIA
The Combined Cycle Power Plant shall be constructed at Bahirchar union, Bheramara Upazila,
Kushtia district in the Khulna administrative division of western Bangladesh. The planned CCPP
is a significant augmentation to the electric power generating capacity for the Dhaka area of
Bangladesh. It will provide approximately 10% additional capacity on the existing power grid.
The Proposed Plant will have One Gas Turbine M 701F4, One Gas turbine Generator, One MHI
Steam Turbine, One Steam Turbine generator for a Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) in
multi-shaft arrangement with Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG).
2.2 SITE DESCRIPTION
Meteorological Conditions and other Project information
1 Location Bheramara, 150km north-west of Dhaka,

Bangladesh, Latitude 24-3'-5" North and
Longitude 89-0'-58" East.
2 Owner North West Power Generation Company
3 Owners Consultant JV of Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd. and FICHTNER
GmbH & Co. KG
4 Purchaser Marubeni Corporation as a Plant Developer and Larsen &
Toubro Limited as a EPC contractor
5 Purchasers Engineer L&T-Sargent & Lundy Ltd


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6 Site elevation above 16 meters above mean sea level

mean sea level (FGL)
7 Nearest Railway Station (a) Mirpur Railway Station
(b) Pakshi Railway Station
8 Nearest Airport Shah Makhdum Airport
9 Nearest Harbour Major ports: Mongla Port
10 Access Road -2km from Bheramara bypass road
- 377 km from Mongla Port in the south-western part of
Bangladesh to Bheramara Site.
11 Barometric pressure 1.013 bar
12 Ambient Temperature (a) Guarantee ambient temp. : 35C
(b) Max. dry bulb temp : 45C
(c) Min. dry bulb temp : 5C
(d) Design temp. for electrical equipment/ : Refer Section-II
13 Relative Humidity (a) Guarantee: 80%
(b) Max. : 98%
(c) Min : 60%
(d)Average : 78.3%
14 Seismic Zone Seismic Criteria: BNBC 2006;
Basic Seismic Coefficient:-0.10g
15 Rainfall (a) Max. intensity of rainfall per hour : 25 mm
(b) Period - Monsoon showers : July to September
(c) Average rainfall per annum : 1348 mm
16 Wind data (a) Wind design pressure for structure: As per ASCE 7-05 and
BNBC, 2006 and the more stringent values shall be used.
(b) Basic wind speed: 215 km/hr. at 10 m above ground level
for Khustia area.
17 Tropicalisation All equipment supplied against specification shall be given
tropical and fungicidal treatment in view of the climatic
conditions prevailing at site.
2.3 SITE UTILITIES

The following site utilities will be available for equipment service:
Utility Available Conditions
Low Voltage AC Electrical Power 400 VAC / 50Hz / 3Ph



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2.4 POWER SUPPLY
Supply Description Variation Application

LT Supply 400 V, 3-, 4 wire, 50Hz, solidly earthed Volt. : () 10% AC Motors above 0.75kW
(Three phase) for normal system and unearthed for Freq. : (+)5%, (-)5% and below 150kW, MCC
emergency system. Feeders and Distribution
Fault level : 50 kA (rms) for 1 sec Boards.
LT Supply 230 V, 1-, 2 wire, 50 Hz solidly earthed Volt. : () 10% AC Motors up to 0.75kW
(Single phase) Fault level : 9 kA (rms) for 1 sec Freq. : (+)5%, (-)5% Lighting, control panels,
Motor/Panel Space heater,
Window / Split Air
conditioners etc.
DC Supply 220V DC, 2 wire, Centre point impedance Volt. : +10%, -15% DC control, indication and
earthed system, for DC lighting, DC
motors, MV/LV breaker
control supply
3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The plant illumination system shall ascertain that adequate lumen output is available from
different light sources throughout the plant to achieve successful, trouble free and safe operation
of the plant during normal and emergency conditions.
The reliability shall be achieved by feeding lighting fixtures through various sources such as AC
Normal, AC Emergency and DC Emergency supply.
The following main systems shall be adopted:
- Normal AC lighting (to be fed from normal AC source)
- Emergency AC lighting (to be fed from Emergency DG source)
- Emergency DC lighting (to be fed from plant battery system)
Normal AC lighting & emergency AC lighting both together shall be able to meet the lux level
requirement for the particular area.
4.0 SCOPE OF WORK & SUPPLY
4.1 SCOPE OF SUPPLY
Plant Illumination system shall be complete with all fittings and accessories required for efficient
and trouble free operation. The lighting system shall include, but is not limited to, the following
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4.1.1 Design, engineering, generation of BOQ, supply of lighting equipment, unloading & handling at
site, erection, commissioning, lux level demonstration and handing over the illumination system to
owner.
4.1.2 Normal and Emergency main lighting distribution boards along with dry type lighting
transformers.
4.1.3 Wall mounted type AC normal lighting panel, AC normal cum emergency lighting panels, DC
please delete
lighting panels. Photo cells
4.1.4 Street lighting and high mast lighting with fittings and accessories such as control gear box, wrinch
assembly, lantern carriage, feeder pillar box, etc, synchronous timers for auto control of outdoor
lighting and aviation lighting for lighting masts/ structures. Please clarify why
4.1.5 Ceiling fans, 30 Nos. of 3-phase, 63A, TPN welding receptacles (not to be fed fromincludedlighting here
Power supply for transformer), Single phase 3-pin decorative receptacles (5A), 3-pin industrial type receptacles
the emergency DC (15A), 3Pin single phase receptacles with MCB (5/15A) for Split ACs (not fed from Lighting DB),
switchboards, switches, socket outlets, plugs and portable emergency lighting units (hand lamps),
self contained light wires, conduits and accessories, junction boxes, pole junction boxes, terminal blocks and other
requirement for small power distribution. Location and supply of Exit signs?
4.1.6 Earthing material of lighting system including lighting fixtures, receptacle, switches, junction
boxes and street poles/ lighting masts and jumper wire between lighting poles and junction boxes.
4.1.7 All fittings, supports, brackets, anchors, tees, elbows, check-nuts, pull boxes, saddles, spacers,
clamps, connectors and all required hardware/ accessories for installation of lighting equipment.
4.1.8 Cables and wires for the entire illumination package (except cables from LDB to LP which shall
be supplied by purchaser)
4.1.9 5 Nos. of 6A MCB feeders shall be kept in BOP area lighting panels for purchasers use.
4.1.10 Painting for support structures for illumination system.
4.1.11 Bidder shall indicate list of required start-up and commissioning spares in the appropriate technical
schedule.
4.1.12 Bidder shall indicate list of recommended spares as required in appropriate technical schedule for
plant operation for 2 years.
4.1.13 Bidder shall supply special tools, tackles and materials as required for erection, commissioning &
maintenance and shall include in the bid separately.
4.1.14 Painting of support structures for lighting.
4.1.15 Feed to switchyard emergency lighting :
a) One (1) feeder needs to be provided for switchyard emergency lighting panel from the Control
building ELDB.
All fittings and accessories required for completeness of the equipment, whether specifically
mentioned or not, but considered essential for satisfactory performance shall be included in the
scope of supply.
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4.2.1 Supplier will provide the following services under the scope of this specification:
Bidder shall perform design (lighting layout, lighting calculation, wiring and conduit layout,
lighting power distribution SLD, lighting transformer sizing, voltage drop calculation, generation
of BOQ, etc.) of complete Lighting System for below minimum plant areas:
a) GTG & STG Building
b) HRSG area
c) Electrical Switchgear and Control Building
d) Transformer yard
e) Cooling Tower
f) CW pump house
g) Admin Building
h) River Water Intake Pump house
i) DM plant, pre-treatment area and MCC Room
j) Chlorination Plant
k) ETP-HGP MCC Room and waste water treatment area
l) CW Chemical Injection Facility
m) Chemical House
n) Fire Water Pump House
o) Workshop Building
p) Ware House Building
q) Fuel Oil Pump Shed
r) Fuel Oil Tank Dyke area
s) Fuel Oil unloading area
t) Gas Booster compressor area
u) Road Lighting
v) Outdoor area lighting and Periphery Lighting.
w) Parking area
x) Guard house
y) Hydrogen Generation Plant
z) Storage tank
aa) HRSG MCC and SWAS-CEMS Building
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cc) Pipe-rack and deaerator area.

dd) HSD Fuel Oil Area MCC Room
Bidder to refer the GA drawings attached as attachment-1. Please refer plot plan for the areas for
which GA is not attached with the specification. Bidder to note that areas not listed above shall be
covered under Outdoor Area Lighting and periphery lighting.
4.2.2 Bidder shall provide complete engineering to check obstructions and shadows, light distribution,
location of all fixtures, all conduit work etc. Also provide the circuit loading, power distribution to
various fixtures and a Bill of Quantity for all accessories.
4.2.3 Lighting layout shall indicate disposition of luminaires relative to the equipment and walls, the
location of lighting panel, receptacle, switchboards, poles, mounting arrangement type, panel and
luminaire no., BOM as per lighting layout(for luminaire, junction box, switches, Cables, wires,
conduits, earthing wire, etc).
4.2.4 The drawing shall be submitted building wise and floor wise.
4.2.5 Bidder shall be responsible for approval of all lighting calculation/ drawings from purchaser and
customer end.
4.2.6 A Master bill of quantities shall be made based on the approved area - wise Bill of quantities
covering BOQ of all areas of the plant.
4.2.7 Bidder shall perform all work necessary for the complete installation of the Lighting System
including, but not limited to, supply at site, erection & commissioning.
Why included
4.2.8 Bidder shall prepare concealed conduit layout for illumination, PA, EPABX, fire alarm system,
in lightning
attendance monitoring system, LAN system, etc. for civil input. Same shall be provided at multiple
scope? stages to support site construction.
4.2.9 Fabrication, assembly and erection including all quality control requirements.
4.2.10 Inspection, testing & commissioning at site.
4.2.11 Maintenance till system handing over & handing over the entire Lighting System to the Buyer and
obtaining final acceptance certificate.
4.2.12 Acceptance tests & routine tests for the lighting fixtures and accessories covered in this
specification shall be carried out as per the relevant standards. Type test certificates will be
submitted for Buyer review.
4.2.13 Conduits for fire and Communication, PA & EPABX, attendance monitoring system, LAN
System, e.t.c shall be designed and installed by bidder. Input for the same shall be provided by
purchaser.
4.3 TERMINAL POINTS
4.3.1 Incoming power supply terminals of lighting distribution boards (normal, emergency and DC),
lighting panels (normal, emergency & DC), Welding receptacle, Receptacle for Split AC, etc.
4.3.2 Earthing terminals of lighting equipment (LDB, LP, fixtures, poles, etc).
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4.3.4 LP outgoing terminals for purchasers use.

Lack of reference to specific terminal points does not relieve Bidder from providing the required
interface for all such terminal points.
4.4 MATERIAL AND SERVICES FURNISHED BY OTHERS

The following material and equipment, which does not constitute a part of this Equipment
Requisition Package, has been, or will be, performed and/or provided by others:
a) Power Supply for lighting transformer.

b) Cables from LDB to LP, LDB to purchasers load & LP to Purchasers load.
c) Switch yard and switch yard control building lighting system
d) Aviation lighting for HRSG and Bypass stack.
e) Site civil works not related to illumination system.
f) 400 V Switchgear, Plant DCDB & Battery system.
g) Utilities: electrical power, etc.
h) Neutral earthing of lighting transformer and body earthing of LP, LDB and lighting
transformer.
5.0 CODES, STANDARDS, UNITS & LANGUAGE

All equipment, systems and works covered under these specifications shall be in accordance with
all the latest applicable statutes, regulations, codes and standard specified as well as all such
standards, statutes, regulations and safety codes applicable in the locality where the equipment will
be installed.
Whenever any codes or standards are specified, the latest edition thereof as on purchase order date
will be applicable.
Nothing contained in the bid documents will be construed to relieve the Bidder from his obligation to
comply with each and every statutory requirement according to the applicable laws. The Bidder will
fully acquaint himself with these requirements and will ensure compliance with them.
The equipment shall be constructed, installed and commissioned and be operable and maintainable in
full compliance with relevant health and safety at-work orders, all related acts, regulations, codes and
statutory requirements. All warning and instruction notices shall be in English.
Some of the relevant standards and references are as follows:
ANSI American National Standards Institute

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
DIN Deutsche Industrie Normen
IEC International Electro technical Commission
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
ICEA International Cable Engineers Association
JIS Japan Industrial Standard


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JEC Japanese Electrotechnical Committee

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
5.1 CONFLICT
Bidder's Equipment shall be designed for and shall meet the service, performance, and minimum
level of quality requirements specified. Bidder shall be solely responsible for advising the
Engineers in writing of any conflicts between the Specifications and bidder's design, including
performance and levels of quality. Bidder agrees that its obligations, liabilities and warranties shall
not be diminished or extinguished due to its meeting the requirements of the Specifications.
In the event of conflict between requirements within the Project Specification and between Project
specification and code, the most stringent requirement shall be applied after consultation with
Engineer.
5.2 LANGUAGE AND UNITS
All correspondence, drawings, catalogues, illustrations, specifications, and other documentation

related to the project shall be in the English Language. The units of measurement shall be
expressed in the SI system.
6.0 OPERATION AND CONTROL PHILOSOPHY
6.1 The Plant illumination system shall consist of the following:
Normal AC Lighting Bangladesh specific requirements like type of

Emergency AC Lighting sockets etc
Emergency DC Lighting
6.2 In normal condition, all the plant lighting shall be fed from normal lighting distribution board and
emergency lighting distribution board. In case of failure of normal lighting, emergency lighting
system shall remain ON and shall be fed from Plant Emergency Diesel generator. In case of non-
availability of normal and emergency lighting supply, DC lights shall be switched ON
automatically.
6.3 ELDBs shall be powered by one (1) incomer supplied from essential bus of Unit cum essential
PDC fed from EDG.
6.4 DC lighting shall be switched on automatically during failure of AC supply. These shall be
switched off automatically with manual over ride after the normal or emergency AC supply has
been restored and the luminaries have attained their full glow.
6.5 The lighting fixtures in the plant shall be group controlled from lighting panel by miniature circuit
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switch in respective offices. However entire circuit shall be controlled/ protected from MCB
located in lighting panel.
6.6 All outdoor lighting fixtures shall be automatically controlled by photocell with bypass switch
arrangement for manual control.
6.7 Electronic dimmers shall be provided form control room and admin building (conference room and
meeting rrom). The lighting for the conference and meeting room of admin building shall be
down-lights, grouped and be able to switch-off for the projector screen display. Electronic dimmer
shall be provided to adjust the illumination level smoothly down to 20% of the specified
illumination and free from glaring, stroboscope effects and flickering. The luminaries shall be
located in such a way that reflection and glaring from the projected screen or white board is
avoided.
7.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
7.1 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
7.1.1 The lighting fixtures and other accessories shall be installed as per attachment-1-Lighting Notes
and details.
7.1.2 In an area, the lighting fixtures shall be arranged in different phases/LPs such that even in case one
Circuits at the lighting circuit goes faulty complete lighting is not affected. In case of a room the lighting shall be
distribution panel arranged from minimum two (2) phases.
shall be wired in The loading on each circuit shall be restricted to 2000W or 80% of the MCB rating.
such a manner that
they are balanced The voltage drop from LDB to any fixture shall not exceed 3%.
within 15% between
the phases. 7.1.3 The illumination system shall be installed in such a way so as to provide a uniform, reliable
aesthetically pleasing, glare free illumination. Especially control room lighting shall be such as to
prevent any glare/luminous patch to be seen on digital screen, when viewed at any angle.
Fluorescent fixtures installed in other than control room areas shall have electronic ballast
conforming to relevant IEC. For control room fixtures, the ballast shall be copper wound,
inductive, heavy-duty type, filled with thermosetting insulating moisture repellent polyester.
7.1.4 DC lighting fed from station batteries will be provided for Central control room, Main electrical
room and Control equipment room, for personnel movement, in the event of power outage. Green
internally illuminated EXIT signs shall be provided at emergency exit doors and where required to
guide people to emergency exits. The emergency lighting systems primarily consists of lights fed
directly from the DC station battery for control room, electrical, and computer equipment room
areas. Where DC lighting is not fed from station batteries, emergency light units having self-
contained battery pack shall be provided. Self-contained battery pack units shall be 2- hour rated
with nickel-cadmium cells. Self-contained lamps shall be installed in all exits, stairs, lobbies and
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7.1.5 Emergency light units having self-contained battery pack shall be provided as an integral Testing
facilities. Each battery shall be automatically maintained charged by a mains power supply
dedicated to emergency lighting circuits. Each emergency light shall switch on automatically upon
loss of its battery charger power supply and on failure of the local area lighting when the average
residual lighting level is below twice the minimum level specified for the emergency lighting and
switch off at four times the minimum level.
7.1.6 Emergency lights shall be as provided for following areas:
a) For GTG-STG Building.
b) For Admin Building.
c) For workshop.
d) For guard house.
e) For control room and control equipment room.
f) Auxiliary equipment area in central control building.
7.1.7 Detailed design calculations shall be submitted by bidder for Purchasers approval within two
weeks of receipt of input layout drawings. Bidder shall submit the detailed design calculations for
all the areas in the power plant showing the illumination levels grid wise and the uniformity
ratios. Bidder shall assess based on site conditions the suitable values to be taken for design
calculations. It shall be the responsibility of the bidder to ensure the maintained lux levels at site
and the same shall be established by the bidder by conducting the lux level measurements at site in
presence of Purchaser.
7.1.8 The exterior wall of the Admin building shall be illuminated with wall lights during the night.
7.1.9 For Admin Building, Power socket outlets shall be double gang provided in all rooms at 3 m apart
along the wall. At the conference and meeting room additional number of power socket outlets
shall be provided for the PC, projector, slide viewer, printer etc. required for presentation.
7.1.10 Responsibility of demonstrating lux level for the plant to the end customer shall be with the Bidder
and Inadequacy in the lux level shall be compensated by the bidder without any time and cost
implications.
Contour / isolux diagrams along with the uniformity ratios shall be submitted for approval.
The engineering drawings shall include the following:
a) The lighting and receptacle layouts complete with the bill of quantities for luminaries,
lamps and receptacles and the mounting arrangement for the luminaries in the respective
areas. The quantities of luminaries in each drawing shall be substantiated by design
calculations. The aiming angles shall also be incorporated in the drawings.
b) Power distribution drawings for all the panels. The location of main and emergency
lighting distribution boards shall be as indicated in the single line diagram attached.
c) The conduit layout drawing clearly showing the conduit size & routing, mounting
arrangement type, panel and luminaries no. The circuits of different phases shall not be
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d) Streetlights shall be provided with non-integral type control gear mounted at the foot of
the pole.
e) The voltage drop between the respective source and the farthest end of the fitting will be
computed on case to case basis such that the available voltage at worst loaded conditions
and with maximum variation in source supply during steady state operation is well within
the operating limit (i.e. as per manufacturer guaranteed tolerance as per their datasheet) of
the lighting fixtures and device(s) that will be connected to the respective socket outlets.
f) The circuit distribution in building will be done in such that circuits controlled by 1 phase
MCBs will be adequately chosen so that for any given fault in down stream the respective
outgoing MCB will operate first and if fault is not cleared, the respective incomer MCB
will trip. For very large rooms say turbine building, the circuit shall be allotted such that
the alternate fittings (row/column) will be connected to different phases so that in the
event failure in one phase will not lead to complete darkness inside the building.
7.1.11 In general, the illumination level for various areas in the plant is indicated in the Table below.
Following factors shall be considered while arriving at the utilization factor to determine the
number of fixtures for each area/building in the plant.
(a) Maintenance factor
Air conditioned area - 0.8

Other Areas - 0.7
(b) Reflection factor for wall, ceiling and floor
Air conditioned area - Ceiling- 0.7

Wall - 0.5
Floor - 0.1
Other Areas - Ceiling- 0.5
Wall - 0.3
Floor - 0.1
(c) The value of the ratio of spacing (S) to mounting height (H) shall be commensurate with the type
of fittings selected, uniformity of illumination. The suspension height for suspended fixtures shall
not exceed 1 meter.
(d) Work plane height for various areas shall be :
- Control room, switchgear room, offices and laboratory : 0.8 m

- GTG/ STG building, Pump houses, maintenance areas, outdoor area, : 0.8 m
other areas
7.1.12 The Ratio of minimum to average illumination shall be maintained such that the desired LUX level
shall be achieved.
7.1.13 Coefficient of utilization will be taken from the fixture vendors data/ computerized calculation
packages offered by the fixture vendor. All the lamps shall be energy efficient type.


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7.1.14 Dedicated circuits (control) shall be provided to control lighting of stairs, admin building,
corridors and conference room.
7.1.15 Software used by bidders shall be licensed and output of the same shall be justified by manual
calculation supported by international standards and practices.
7.1.16 Minimum Illumination levels, type of fixtures and luminaries for various areas shall be as follows:
Sl. Area/ Structure Minimum Lux Level Type of lighting Type of lamp
No. fixture for AC
Normal Emergency DC
lighting
(in % of total
lighting)
1. GT/ST Hall 200 20 Industrial type, DP 125W/250W/ 400W
with integral HPMV
control gear well
glass/ HB/MB
2. Central Control 500 100 50 Recess mounted FL
Room decorative
antiglare, mirror
optic type
3. Control 350 20 10 Recess mounted FL
Equipment Room decorative
antiglare, mirror
optic type
4. Switchgear Room 150 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
5. Cable spreader 70 Industrial type DP FL
room
6. Battery Room 150 Industrial type FL
COP, EXP
7. Aux. Equip. area 150 20 Industrial type WP FL
in Central Control
Building
8. Offices 270 Industrial type DP FL
9. Transformer Yard 100 Industrial type, 150W/250W/ 400W
with integral HPSV
control gear, WP
flood light /
half pole
10. Other auxiliary 150 Industrial type, DP 70W/150W/ 250W
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No. fixture for AC
Normal Emergency DC
lighting
(in % of total
lighting)
including pump control gear, well HPSV
houses glass/ HB/MB
(COP, EXP as
required)
11. HRSG Area and 90 Industrial type, WP 70W/150W HPSV/ FL
platforms with integral
control gear, well
glass or Industrial
type FL-WP (Heat
resistant)
12. Cooling Tower 50 Industrial type, WP, 70W/150W HPSV

COP with integral
control gear, well
glass
13. DM Plant, Water 150 Industrial type COP FL
treatment plant
14. Outdoor storage 20 Industrial type, 150W/250W/ 400W
areas with integral HPSV
control gear, WP
flood light
15. Street (Road) 20 Industrial type, 150W/250W/ HPSV
with integral
control gear, WP
Street light
16. Car Park 20 Industrial type, 70W/150W HPSV
with integral
control gear, WP
flood light / half
pole
17. Fence (Boundary) 20 Industrial type, 70W/150W HPSV
with integral
control gear, WP
Street light/flood
light / half pole
18. Workshop 100 25 Industrial type, DP 70W/150W/ 250W
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No. fixture for AC
Normal Emergency DC
lighting
(in % of total
lighting)
control gear, well
glass/ HB/MB
19. Stores 100 Industrial type, DP 70W/150W/ 250W
with integral HPSV
control gear, well
glass/ HB/MB
20. Canteen 200 Industrial type DP FL
21. Corridors, 70 Industrial type DP FL
Walkways,
Staircases etc.
22. Toilet, Washrooms 70 Commercial FL
etc. channel mounted
box type
23. Fire Pump house 300 Industrial type DP FL
24. DM Plant / waste 300 Industrial type, DP 70W/150W/ 250W
water treatment with integral HPSV
building control gear, well
glass/ HB/MB
(COP, EXP as
required)
25. Guard House 700 Industrial type DP FL
For Admin Building following lux levels shall be followed:

No. fixture for AC
Normal Emergency DC
lighting
(in % of total
lighting)
1. Office Area 700 5 50 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
2. Hallways 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
3. Storage 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL

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No. fixture for AC
Normal Emergency DC
lighting
(in % of total
lighting)
4. Closet 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL

Industrial type DP
5. Meeting room and 700 5 10 Recess mounted FL
dining room Industrial type DP
6. Laboratory 500 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
7. First Aid Room 500 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
8. Janitor Closet 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
9. Womens toilet 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
10. Mens toilet 200 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
11. Electrical Room 300 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
12. Conference Room 700 5 10 Recess mounted FL
Industrial type DP
13. Reception and 700 5 10 Recess mounted FL
entry area Industrial type DP
Abbreviations Descriptions
FL Fluorescent tube light, with reflector
HPMV High pressure mercury vapour
HPSV High pressure sodium vapour
DP Dust protected
WP Weather protected
EXP Explosion proof
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HB High bay fixture (mounting height above 8 metres)

MB Medium bay fixture (mounting height from 5 8 metres)
Notes:
1. DC light fittings shall be recess mounted decorative type for air conditioned rooms with false
ceilings and industrial bulk head or industrial well glass with reflector for other areas. 100W GLS
incandescent lamp shall be used with the DC fixtures.
2. Building periphery lighting shall be provided as appropriate for functional lighting using Industrial
type, weather proof fixtures with integral control gear or well glass fixtures or bulk head fixtures
or flood light fixtures and 70W/150W HPSV lamps.
7.2 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
A. LIGHTING TRANSFORMERS
7.2.1 Lighting transformers shall be free standing, dry type will be air natural (AN) cooled, cast resin or
epoxy resin and indoor type.
7.2.2 The neutral of the secondary side shall be directly connected to earth bus (grounding bus).The core
clamping plates/enclosure shall be connected to earth bus.
7.2.3 The terminals of lighting transformer shall be marked as per relevant IEC. It will be enclosed in a
sheet steel enclosure, with IP: 2X degree of protection.
7.2.4 The enclosure will be provided with a door, which will be interlocked such that it is possible to
open the door only when transformer is switched off. No separate cable box will be provided for
dry type lighting transformers. Off circuit tap positions at +/- 5% in the steps of 2.5% shall be
provided by means of bolted links. The links will be accessible but completely shrouded and no
live parts will be exposed. Transformer insulation class shall be Class F.
7.2.5 The transformers shall have lifting provisions.
7.2.6 The lighting transformer shall meet the requirements of IEC 60076-11.
B. LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION BOARDS

7.2.7 The Lighting Distribution boards (LDB) will be of metal-enclosed, indoor, floor mounted, free
standing, double front with fixed type construction and preferably with IP52 degree of protection.
Paint as per approved painting specification
7.2.8 They will be divided into vertical sections. The horizontal and vertical bus bars will be made of
copper. All bus bars will be adequately supported by non-hygroscopic, non-combustible, track-
resistant and high strength type polyester fibre glass moulded insulators or cast resin insulators.
Insulators and barriers of inflammable material such as Hylam will not be provided.
7.2.9 All non-current carrying metal work of lighting distribution boards will be effectively bonded to
earth bus.
7.2.10 The incomers and outgoing feeders of lighting distribution boards (LDB) will be fuse-switch. The
lighting distribution boards will have at least 20% [minimum one (1) no.
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7.2.11 Each of the Lighting Distribution Boards shall be provided with voltmeter and ammeter along with
selector switches, `Supply On' indicating lamps, etc.
7.2.12 Automatic change over switch shall be provided in emergency lighting distribution board for
switching over to emergency supply in case of failure of normal supply. Manual by-pass shall also
be provided for the same.
7.2.13 On failure of both normal supply and emergency supply DC lighting shall be switched ON
automatically. Suitable interlocks shall be provided in each lighting board for the same.
C. LIGHTING PANELS
7.2.14 The lighting panels shall be indoor / outdoor type with indoor type having a degree of protection of
IP 52 and outdoor type IP 65 with canopy. The door shall be hinged and the panel shall be
gasketted to achieve the desired degree of protection. Removable gland plates shall be provided for
bottom entry of cables / conduits
7.2.15 All MCBs / Isolators / switches shall be mounted inside the panel and a Bakelite fiber glass sheet
shall be provided inside the main door such that the operating knobs of MCBs etc project out of it
for safe operation against accidental contact. Operating handle of the Isolator shall project out of
the door and shall have door interlocking.
For single
phase wiring 7.2.16 MCBs shall be current limiting type with magnetic and thermal release suitable for manual closing
installation, and automatic tripping under fault condition. MCBs shall have short circuit interrupting capacity
sensitivity is 100 of 9 kA rms. MCB knob shall be marked with ON / OFF status indicator. A trip free release shall
mA. be provided to ensure tripping on fault even if the knob is held in ON position. MCB terminal
For 3 phase shall be shrouded to avoid accidental contact.
wiring 7.2.17 The incomer of AC lighting panels shall be ELCB with a sensitivity of 300 mA (project specific),
installation, continuous duty, load break type suitable for 400V, 3 phase 4-wire system. Isolator knob shall
sensitivity is have ON / OFF indication. The panels shall have single phase MCBs for outgoing feeders.
300mA for the 7.2.18 Lighting panels shall have labels for proper identification of Incoming / Outgoing feeders. One
whole wiring and no. indicating lamps shall be provided on each has to indicate supply ON, in every panel.
sensitivity is 100
mA for sub- 7.2.19 The grounding bus bar shall be provided with approved connecting facilities for the outgoing
circuits. The neutral and grounding bus bar shall have the facility of directly bolt-connecting it to
distribution
station grounding system.
wiring.
They shall
comply with IEC D. SWTICHES AND RECEPTACLES
60947-2 and JIS
C 8201-2-2 or 7.2.20 In the plant areas, the lighting circuits shall be controlled directly from the MCBs with ELCBs
other approved (Earth Leakage circuit breaker) in the lighting panels. Wherever the lighting panel is not in the
same area, separate switches shall be provided. For cabins, rooms etc., separate switches shall be
standards.
provided for each point. Similarly for entrances, building periphery lighting separate switches shall
Reference shall
be provided
also be made to
IEC 60479. 7.2.21 Stores, workshops, the turbine halls, unloading bay areas and rooms containing relays and
switchgear shall also have three phase socket outlets of 63A at intervals not exceeding 20 m along
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shall be additional to outlets required for building services, operational and general equipment
requirements.
All items of outdoor plant shall have one single phase (5A) and one three phase (15A) socket
outlet installed at a convenient junction box within 20 m of it. The junction box shall be shared
with cabling for the plant or outdoor lighting, but shall not be inside a cubicle containing moving
parts such as mechanism boxes associated with equipment.
Residual current devices shall be fitted to all sockets that shall be used to supply equipment or
appliances located either outdoors or in a wet or damp environment.
7.2.22 Power socket outlets (5/15A) shall be double gang provided in all rooms at 3 m apart along the
wall except in battery room. Lighting switch for battery room shall be located outside of the
battery room. Additional double gang socket outlets shall be provided at the test bench in the
testing room and laboratory. At the meeting room additional number of power socket outlets shall
be provided for the PC, projector, slide viewer, printer etc. required for presentation during
meeting and training.
At site access points/ security check posts, additional number of power socket outlets shall be
provided on bench for the equipment such as radio chargers, CCTV, radio sets, security PC, etc.
required by the security.
1 phase toilet exhaust fans
to be included
E. LAMP, LUMINARIES AND BALLASTS:
7.2.23 All lighting fixtures shall be designed for continuous operation for its life for the actual conditions
at site. The fixtures shall be complete with lamps, lamp holders, ballast / Control Gear box,
terminal blocks, clamps, fixing brackets etc for the combination to be mechanically sturdy and
electrically operational.
7.2.24 Flood light fixtures shall be preferably asymmetric beam pattern shall be used for better area
coverage. The flood lighting fixtures shall be preferably semi cut-off type to control the spill of
light and direct glare properly. They shall preferably have beam spread of NEMA 6x5 per NEMA
FA1-1973 or equivalent.
7.2.25 All the lighting fixtures in the hazardous area shall conform to relevant standards. Hazardous area
classification is also attached with the specification for input.
7.2.26 Lighting fixtures for control room shall have parabolic lenses.
7.2.27 All lighting fixtures shall be provided with an external earthing terminal suitable for connecting
atleast 16 SWG, Cu earthing wire. All metal parts of the housing and accessories shall be
connected to the earthing terminal.
7.2.28 All the Luminaire selection shall be based on ambient environment, mounting height, beam spread,
shielding angle and reflector shape and standby or emergency needs.
7.2.29 Twin fluorescent lamp fixtures shall be wired in lead - lag circuits to eliminate stroboscopic effect.
7.2.30 High bay fixtures shall be suitable for pendant mounting and provided with safety chains.
Floodlights shall have suitable base plate / frame for mounting on structural steel members.
7.2.31 The fluorescent lamps shall be tri - band phosphor coated type.
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7.2.32 The degree of Protection for all indoor fixtures shall IP-21 and for all outdoor fixtures shall be of
weatherproof type IP-65.
7.2.33 All fixtures shall be for applications in power plant environments and materials shall have long life
and of non-corrosive type. Acrylic covers/louvers wherever used shall be of non- yellowing type
7.2.34 All luminaries and their accessories/components shall conform to applicable IEC.
7.2.35 Igniters for HPSV lamps shall be of solid state electronic type.
7.2.36 Suitable p.f. improvement capacitors shall be provided to ensure a p.f. of not less than 0.9.
7.2.37 All fluorescent luminaries shall be supplied with click -fix rotor and starter holders. Starters shall
please clarify have bi-metal electrodes and high mechanical strength.
7.2.38 Maximum temperature rise of luminaire shall be in compliance with IEC.
7.2.39 The ballast for fluorescent tube lighting shall have electronic ballast or shall consist of electronic
starter with conventional ballast. The ballast shall be constant wattage auto regulator(CWA) of
compensated high power factor type and shall be rated for the outdoor amibient temperature and
shall have low power loss. There shall not be any objectionable radio interference from the ballast
during normal operation.
7.2.40 The lamps, fixtures and ballasts shall be per relevant IEC or equivalent
7.2.41 Light fitting bodies shall be constructed from die cast aluminum or other suitable non-corroding
construction with toughened glass face. All fitting shall have high grade reflectors.
F. LIGHTING POLES (STREET LIGHTING AND OUTDOOR LIGHTING)

7.2.42 Lighting poles shall be of swaged/stepped tubular steel poles construction, conforming to relevant
IEC. These shall be coated with anti-corrosive treatment and shall be as per painting requirements
7.2.43 Poles shall be flange mounted in accordance with the pole Manufacturer's requirements. All
cabling shall enter each flange mounted pole from below ground level.
7.2.44 A gear opening complete with lid shall be provided at base of each pole. This opening shall be
used to gain access to the earthing stud and terminations between the buried cabling and cabling
within the pole upto light fitting. All equipment shall be mounted on the gear plate within the pole.
7.2.45 Each lighting pole shall have an accessible compartment lockable with keys,
MCBs or fuses, necessary terminal blocks, gland plate and other control
equipment, as required. The poles shall be fully protected and sealed against
ingress of water or vermin
7.2.46 4 Nos. of lighting masts installed for construction lighting shall form a part of plant illumination
system. Location of masts is marked in the attached plot plan. All the fixtures shall be replaced by
bidder before handing over the plant illumination system to owner.
G. WIRING
7.2.47 0.6/1kV grade stranded copper conductor, PVC insulated wires to IEC laid in GI conduits shall be
used for lighting in non-hazardous area. In the hazardous areas cable wiring with 0.6/1 kV grade
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PVC sheathed cables shall be adopted. For outdoor areas like transformer yard, switchyard and
road lighting also cable wiring as above shall be adopted.
7.2.48 Minimum size of wires in case of conduit wiring shall be 2.5 sq.mm in case of lighting and 4
sq.mm in case of receptacle wiring. Minimum cable size in case of cable wiring shall be 4 sq.mm
for lighting and 6 sq.mm for receptacles.
7.2.49 Wires of different phases shall be run in separate conduits. However wires of same phase but
having different circuit nos., can be run in same conduit. Wires of lighting and power receptacles
will be carried out in separate conduits and on separate circuits. Wires of AC and DC lighting
systems shall be carried out in separate conduits.
7.2.50 For outdoor lighting, the cable shall be buried at a minimum depth of 750 mm from ground level.
The buried cables shall have suitable bedding, protective covers & markers.
H. EARTHING
7.2.51 Lighting fixtures, receptacles, switches, conduits and junction boxes shall be properly earthed
using 16 SWG Cu wire run along the entire length of the conduit between the fixture and the
corresponding lighting panel where it will be connected to the station earth.
7.2.52 For fixtures in hazardous areas, the third core of each single-phase armoured cable circuit shall be
used as earthing conductor.
7.2.53 Earthing hardware shall be provided as required for connection to Purchasers earth grid. The sizes
of earthing conductor shall be as per the following table:
Sr. No Equipment Copper Conductor Size

1. Structures, DCLDB, NMLDB, 240 sq. mm two points
EMLDB, Lighting Transformer
2. lighting panels 120 sq. mm two points
3. Lighting Poles/ Towers 240 sq. mm two points
4. Junction Box 16 Sq. mm one connection
I. CONDUITS
7.2.54 Conduit accessories and trunking installation shall comply with IEC 60423, IEC 60614 and the
current approved wiring regulation, i.e. IEE Wiring Regulations Rev.15.
7.2.55 The Conduit shall be suitable for outdoor and indoor installation in a combined cycle power plant
as specified in clause no 2.2- site description.
7.2.56 Unless otherwise approved, all conduit and conduit fittings shall be galvanized, of heavy gauge,
screwed, solid drawn or welded type to the Employer's approval.
7.2.57 No conduit smaller than 19mm diameter shall be used.
7.2.58 Conduit terminations shall be fitted with brass bushes.
7.2.59 Conduit ends shall be carefully reamed to remove burrs. Draw-in boxes shall be provided at
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7.2.60 Conduit runs shall be in either the vertical or horizontal direction unless otherwise approved and
shall be arranged to minimize accumulation of moisture. Provision for drainage shall be made at
the lowest point or points of each run. Conduits shall be supported on heavy galvanized spacer
saddles so as to stand off at least 6mm from the fixing surface.
7.2.61 All conduits run in any circuit are to be completed before any cables are pulled in. Flexible
metallic conduit shall be used where relative movement is required between the conduit and
connected apparatus, and a separate copper connection provided to maintain earth continuity.
7.2.62 The maximum number of cables in any conduit shall be in accordance with the latest issue of the
approved wiring regulations for the electrical installation.
7.2.63 The conduit pipe materials shall be as below:
a) Unless otherwise indicated, all conduits and fittings for indoor or outdoor use shall be
galvanized rigid steel.
b) For one (1) core cable, steel conduit pipe shall not be used.
c) Don't use a PVC pipe for an exposed portion. However, when steel cannot be used
environmentally, it will be permitted PVC (UV-PVC) of ultraviolet-rays-proof material.
d) If the special material conduit pipe is used at special place, it shall need the Employer's
permission.
7.2.64 Conduit, accessories and supports etc. shall be aluminum or hot dip galvanized steel, purpose
made by one manufacturer who specializes in the design and manufacture of conduit and
accessories. All conduit and accessories shall be installed to their Manufacturers requirements and
recommendations.
7.2.65 All conduits shall be installed with a minimum number of bends and offsets. Generally, conduit
runs shall be limited to about 50 m between pull points. Where bends or offsets are required, they
shall be made with the manufacturer's proprietary conduit bending equipment. Uniform circular
cross-section of the conduit shall be maintained at all bends. No single bend shall be greater than
90 deg.
7.2.66 Grounding-type connections shall be provided on all conduit runs which in turn shall be bonded to
earth.
7.2.67 Conduit ends shall be cut square, properly reamed and threaded to engage not less than five
threads. Joints shall be made up tight. Threads shall be coated with approved conductive thread
protective compounds.
7.2.68 Conduit saddles shall be provided at intervals not exceeding 1000 mm and shall be screw fixed
using stainless steel fixings.
7.2.69 All elbows, bends, tees etc. shall be of the inspection type, positioned so that their covers can be
readily removed. All covers shall be secured in place with suitable fittings.
7.2.70 Flexible conduit shall be water proof and rust proof made of heat resistant lead coated steel.
Conduit diameter shall be uniform throughout its length. Internal surface of the conduit shall be
free from burrs and sharp edges. Conduit shall be complete with necessary accessories for proper
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7.2.71 In corrosive areas, wiring installations shall be made with only epoxy coated MS conduit and
accessories.
7.2.72 Exposed conduits shall run in straight lines parallel to building columns/beams and walls. Conduits
shall be fixed by using metallic saddles/clamp secured to suitable nylon rawl plugs with screws or
secured to the building steel at an interval of not more than 1 m, but either side of couplers or
bends or similar fittings. Saddles/clamps shall be fixed at a distance of 30 cm from the centre of
such fittings.
7.2.73 In rooms with false ceiling, conduits shall be embedded in the wall for wiring the receptacles.
Embedded conduits shall be securely fixed in position to preclude any movement. For embedded
conduits fixing of standard bends or elbows shall be avoided and all curves shall be made bending
the conduit itself. Spacing of embedded conduit shall be such as to permit flow of concrete
between them and in no case shall be less than 40 mm. Embedded conduits shall have a minimum
concrete cover of 50 mm.
7.2.74 Lighting fixtures installed on / under platforms in HRSG area / pedestals and other structures
which are subject to vibrations shall be provided with suitable vibration dampers / rubber cushions
to minimize the variations reaching the lighting fixtures. The arrangement shall be subject to
Purchasers approval.
7.2.75 The bracket for mounting the lighting fixtures on HRSG platforms shall be fabricated using 40 mm
dia. conduit with a reducing socket to suit the fixture and clamped to the hand rails. However, the
clamping of these conduits at points of large vibrations should be avoided. The fixing shall be
strong enough to withstand vibrations and wind velocity. If a roof (or other platform) over the
platform is available, the fixture will be pendant mounted (supported to the structural members of
the platform above).
7.2.76 Flood lights shall be mounted on steel base on structures / walls columns masts / poles. Fixing hole
shall be provided with slot to turn the fixture by about 5 deg. on both sides. Bolts shall be
tightened with spring washers. Terminal connection to the flood lights shall be made through
flexible-conduits.
7.2.77 The supply of all steel brackets, channels, angles, supporting, anchoring material and hardware
also steel brackets / hangers for bridging the gap above false ceiling and other accessories is in
bidder Suppliers scope.
7.2.78 High bay lighting fixtures shall generally be pendent mounted using bolts. Hook mounting type
shall not be acceptable.
7.2.79 To distinguish emergency AC fixtures from normal AC fixtures, red painted circular mark of 1 cm.
dia. shall be provided on emergency fixtures.
7.2.80 All steel erection accessories shall be brushed-up and shall be painted as per surface preparation
and as painting requirements
7.2.81 All accessories/fittings required for making the installation complete shall include tees, elbows,
check nuts, brass or galvanized steel end caps. PVC/brass bell mouths for water proof sealing, pull
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IP
J. JUNCTION BOX
class ?
7.2.82 All boxes shall be of substantial galvanized sheet steel construction, fitted with external fixing lugs
and finished in accordance with the specification requirements for painting and finishing.
7.2.83 The boxes shall comply with the specified enclosure classification.
7.2.84 All weatherproof boxes shall have internal anti-condensation finish. No cables shall be terminated
into the top of outdoor boxes unless specifically approved by the Employer.
7.2.85 Each box shall be complete with bolted covers and suitably inscribed identification labels that shall
be screwed onto the box. Attachment using adhesives is not permitted.
7.2.86 Holes shall be provided on the gland plate only as required. Every unused outlet is to be sealed.
7.2.87 All boxes shall be provided with earthing terminals.
7.2.88 The Contractor shall supply to the Employer four copies of accurate termination or destination
charts showing the as-fitted arrangement of cables and core in each box. The Bidder shall provide,
following the Employer's approval, for one additional plastic coated copy of the appropriate chart
to be fixed to the interior of each box.
7.2.89 Boxes shall be of such design that condensed water cannot affect the insulation of the terminal
boards or the cables. Boxes shall include all terminals and internal fittings that shall be to the
approval of the Employer.
8.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING
The detailed Quality Assurance Plans for all the equipment, packages and services in Bidder's
scope, submitted by the Bidder shall be reviewed and the final QAPs, after incorporating
Purchaser's comments, shall be finalized before contract.
Bidder to prepare and submit along with the bid, his Quality Assurance plans (QAP) covering all
the equipment, packages in his scope as mentioned anywhere in this document. These QAPs shall
cover all the quality control, inspection and testing requirements during manufacturing necessary
to ensure best quality and complying with specification requirements and shall necessarily cover
the requirements.
The Bidder shall again officially submit the QAPs, Field Quality Plan (FQPs), Procedures, etc. as
per Master Project Schedule for Purchaser's and Owner's Approval.
9.0 PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES

Bidder shall guarantee successful and satisfactory operation of the illumination system under this
contract and shall meet the ratings and performance requirements as stipulated in this
specification.
10.0 TOOLS AND TACKLES
A complete set of special equipment and tools, required for erection, inspection, testing,
commissioning, maintenance, repair, adjustment and complete dismantling and assembling of the
equipment, will be included by Bidder in Technical Schedule 8 & will be under the bidder scope
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Tools will be shipped to the project in a suitable, separate container clearly marked for
Identification with the name of the equipment for which they are intended.
The Bidder will ensure that all special tools supplied to Purchaser are in perfect conditions and of
best quality.
11.0 SPARE PARTS
11.1 MANDATORY SPARES
For Lighting Distribution board, LP and light fittings:
Sr. No. Spare Description Quantity

1. Indicator lamp 50% of each type
2. Control switches and change over switches 2 set each type
3. Push button 4 set each type
4. Fuse 100% each type
5. Potential transformer (if applicable) 1 set each type
6. Current transformer (if applicable) 2 set each type
7. Control transformer 1 set each type
8. Triple pole Switch fuse unit with neutral link 4 set each type
9. MCB 4 set each type
10. Lamp fixtures of each type 10% each type
11. Lamp of each rating and type 10% each type
11.2 START-UP AND COMMISSIONING SPARES

The start-up spares are those spares, which will be required during start-up and commissioning of
the equipment/systems, and until performance testing.
It is the responsibility of the Bidder to supply all the necessary spares as required until the
equipment/systems are handed over to the Purchaser.
The prices of the start-up spares should be included in the price of the respective
equipment/systems. An adequate stock of start-up spares will be available at the site such that the
start-up and commissioning of the equipment/systems, performance testing and handling over the
equipment/systems to the Owner will be carried out without hindrance and delay.
All start-up spares, which remain unused after the taking over the plant, will remain the property of
the purchaser The Bidder shall furnish the schedule of the start-up spares, included in his offer in
the technical schedule-6 of Sec-III.
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In addition to the spares mentioned above, the Bidder should indicate the recommended Spares
required for Defect liability period of two (2) years in the attached Sec-III Technical Schedule 7
with unit price validity of two (2) year.
12.0 WARRANTIES
The Purchaser is contracting with Bidder for the purchase of the scope of this Contract agreement
for ultimate sale to and use by the Owner. Therefore, Bidder agrees that all rights of the Purchaser
for any failure to meet Specifications or for any other breach of the warranty provided by this
Contract Agreement shall run to the benefit of and be fully enforceable by Owner.
All materials and parts incorporated into the Works shall be new and shall conform to the
specifications, drawings, samples and other descriptions set forth in this Contract or provided by
Bidder and approved by Purchaser, and where not specified, such materials and parts shall be of
the most suitable grade of their respective kinds for their intended use and all workmanship shall
be in strict accordance with this Contract and with sound technical practices.
Subject to the provisions hereof, Bidder warrants the Works done by him or by any of its vendors
or subcontracts or any tier against defects in the design, engineering, materials, equipment and
workmanship furnished or performed under this Contract as specified in commercial section.
13.0 DEVIATIONS
No deviation to this specification will be acceptable unless specifically indicated in the Technical
schedule 4 of section III. All deviations will be clearly spelt out separately with the clause
number by the Bidder including the price implications.
No deviations in any form will be acceptable without the formal consent the Purchaser.
Compliance with this specification will be taken for granted in absence of any specific mention of
deviations in the said list of deviation. Any implied deviation or any deviation mentioned
elsewhere in the offer will not be considered.
14.0 DRAWINGS, DATA, DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED ALONG WITH THE OFFER

Bidder shall submit the following drawings or documents along with the bid:
a) Area wise Bill of Quantities for lighting fixtures, lighting panels, poles and masts, wiring,
conduits etc.
b) GA drawings and single line diagrams of lighting system showing lighting transformer,
lighting panels, poles, luminaries, junction boxes etc.
c) Technical data sheets and relevant catalogues.
d) Photometric data and COU charts/tables
e) Start-up and commissioning spares
f) Sample calculation and GA drawing of one AC and one Non-AC area (indoor and outdoor).
15.0 DRAWINGS, DATA, INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER AWARD OF

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The required engineering and design shall begin immediately after Release for package order,
regardless of the shipping date, and shall proceed in an expeditious and orderly manner until
complete.
Bidder shall submit project specific Drawings and data for review as described below. G.A. shall
be furnished in AutoCAD along with the PDF format.
Sr. No. DOCUMENT Approval

Code
1 Catalog information, data sheets or material drawings for all I
components to be provided under this order
2 Detailed computerized design calculations on point to point basis A
for all areas clearly showing the illumination level grid wise and the
uniformity ratios alongwith Photometric data (contour/isolux
diagrams alongwith uniformity ratios) and COU of the luminaire
3 The lighting and conduit layouts drawings. A
4 Power distribution diagrams/panel loading sheets for all panels A
5 Installation drawing & notes.(General Notes and Details) A
6 GA drawings and single line diagrams of lighting transformer, A
lighting distribution boards, lighting panels, lighting poles,
luminaires, junction boxes, receptacles etc.
7 Mounting Arrangement drawings typically for panels, luminaires I
etc. For example mounting arrangement drawing for all types of
light fittings on ceiling/beam/column/wall/suspended type, pole
mounted luminaire, wellglass fitting on handrail etc
8 Lighting Transformer sizing calculations A
9 List of Bidders recommended special tools, if any. I
10 Complete bill of quantities I
11 Material installation instructions including recommended I
clearances
12 Itemized schedule of documentation and component delivery I
13 Packing and Transportation method I
16.0 DELIVERY SCHEDULE
Bidders delivery schedule will be in accordance with the delivery requirement as stipulated in
General Conditions of Contract. Delivery schedule shall be submitted by Bidder for Purchasers
approval.
17.0 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

17.1 SHIPMENT, UNLOADING AND STORAGE
Bidder will adequately prepare list of all equipment for shipment, where required by the nature of
the equipment. Bidder will furnish and install necessary covers to protect the equipment from rain,
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Equipment will be adequately sealed and protected during shipment to prevent corrosion, entrance
of foreign matter, moisture and possible damage from rough handling during transit. Any articles
or materials that might otherwise be lost in shipping will be boxed or wired in bundles and plainly
identified as described hereinafter.
17.2 WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS

The Bidder will indicate the Weights and dimensions of the various deliverable units, which will
be shipped in the Technical Schedule - 12 attached in Section III.
18.0 CLEANING, PROTECTIVE COATING AND PAINTING

Before dispatch of the equipment, all the equipment shall be provided with primer and finish
paints. Following is the specification for painting:
Surface finish: Manual cleaning

Primer: Min. two (2) coats of red oxide zinc
chromate primer.
Finish paint: Min. two (2) coats of Synthetic enamel
paint with glossy finish.
Color code of finish paint: RAL 7035 (external)
Matt White (internal)
Total DFT for primer and finished paint as per manufacturers standard.
19.0 TAGGING PHILOSOPHY

Tag numbers shall be informed by Purchaser after award of contract.
19.1 NAME PLATES AND LABELS
The Contractor shall supply all labels, nameplates, instruction and warning plates necessary for the
identification and safe operation of the Plant and all inscriptions shall in the English language and
the size of the lettering shall be to the approval of the Purchaser.
The inscriptions on all plates shall be engraved with black-filled lettering on white background
either at Site or in the manufacture's works after the equipment designations have been finalized.
The plates and labels shall be non-deteriorating and non-warping under site conditions. Stainless
steel is to be used on outdoor equipment. Traffolyte, or an approved equivalent, may be used for
individual component labels inside panels and desks.
All labels, nameplates, instruction and warning plates shall be securely fixed to items of plant and
equipment with stainless steel rivets, plated self-tapping screws or other approved means.
Warning plates shall be manufactured from stainless steel with a matt or satin finish, engraved
with red lettering and located in a position that shall afford maximum personnel safety.
All equipment within panels and desks shall be individually identified by satin or matt finish
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The function of each relay, control, indicating and alarms device, fuse, etc. shall be separated.
Generally the plate material shall be stainless steel, for the water treatment plant plastic plates shall
be used. Size of plate and lettering shall be to the approval of the Purchaser.
20.0 ATTACHMENTS
Attachment-1: GA drawing for various areas and Plot Plan as listed below in the table:
Sl. No. Building / Area Drawing No. Plot Plan Sl. No.
1. GTG & STG Building BHE-L826-UE00-01-UMC-11-0001 1
2. HRSG 66105-99001 3
3. Electrical Switchgear and BHE-L826-YD00-01-ZEN-14-5003 2
Control Building
4. Transformer yard BHE-L826-YD00-01-ZEN-14-5001 9, 14, 51, 58
5. Cooling Tower BHE-L826-YD00-01-PUS-12-4301 14
6. CW pump Area BHE-L826-UE00-01-UQA-12-0001 19
7. Admin Building BHE-L826-VW00-01-UYC-10-3201 25
8. River Water Intake Pump BHE-L826-UE00-01-UGA-12-0001
house
9. DM plant, pre-treatment area BHE-L826-UE00-01-UGD-11-0001 30, 33, 45
and MCC Room
10. Chlorination Plant BHE-L826-UE00-01-UGJ-12-0001 18
11. ETP-HGP MCC Room and BHE-L826-UE00-01-UGU-12-0001 27, 28
waste water treatment area
12. CW Chemical Injection BHE-L826-UE00-01-UPH-12-0001 17
Facility
13. Chemical House BHE-L826-UE00-01-UPQ-12-0002 32
14. Fire Water Pump House BHE-L826-UE00-01-USG-12-0001 42, 43
15. Workshop Building BHE-L826-UE00-01-UST-12-0001 47
16. Ware House Building BHE-L826-UE00-01-USU-12-0001 46
17. Fuel Oil Pump Shed BHE-L826-UE00-01-UTK-11-0001 59
18. Fuel Oil Tank Dyke area BHE-L826-UE00-01-UEJ-11-0003 54
19. Fuel Oil unloading area BHE-L826-UE00-01-UEH-11-0003 68


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Sl. No. Building / Area Drawing No. Plot Plan Sl. No.
20. Gas Booster compressor area BHE-L826-UE00-01-UEN-11-0001 52
21. Road Lighting Refer Plot Plan
22. Outdoor area lighting and Refer Plot Plan
Periphery Lighting.
23. Parking area Refer Plot Plan 26
24. Guard house Refer Plot Plan 44
25. Hydrogen Generation Plant BHE-L826-UE00-01-UTG-12-0001 60
26. Plot Plan BHE-L826-UC07-01-ZEN-11-
0001_WIP
27. Hazardous area BHE-L826-UV01-01-ZEN-11-0002
classification
28. Lighting Notes and Details BHE-L826-YQ01-01-ZEN-14-5004
Note:
1. Bidder to refer Plot-plan for the areas for which GA drawing is not available. Balance GA
shall be provided during detail engineering.
2. The areas left after considering all areas/ building shall be covered under outdoor area and
periphery lighting. Please specify out door
areas
B
BHERAMAR RA COMBINNED CYCLE POWER
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TECHNIICAL SPECIIFICATION FOR Reev.:P0

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CONTEN
NT
ANN
NEXURE NO DESCRIP
PTION
AN
NNEXURE-II GENE
ERAL TECH
HNICAL PA
ARTICULAR
RS
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ANNEXUR
RE-I
GEN
NERAL TEC
CHNICAL PARTICUL
P ARS FOR LIGHTING
L SYSTEM
SL. DESCR
RIPTION PART
TICULARS
S
NO.
1. Design Am
mbient 350C
2. External Paaint shade of RAL 7035

7
LDB (incluuding
transformerr) /LP
Lighting Transformer
3. Type Dry Tyype, AN
4. Voltage ratiio 415V/4

415V
5. Insulation Class
C Class-F
F (Temperatuure rise limiteed to Class-B
B)
6. Vector grouup Dyn11
7. Range of taaps + 5% to
o -5% range in steps of 2.5 %
8. Type of tapp changer Off-Cirrcuit
9. Percentage impedance at
a 4 - 5%
75 deg C
10. Enclosure degree

d of IP52
protection
AC Lightinng
Distributio
on Board
11. Degree of protection

p IP-52
12. Type of Inccomer TP SFU

U with neutraal link
13. Outgoing tyype for LDB TP SFU

U with neutraal link
14. Fault level of

o Busbar 9kA
15. Installation Floor Mounted

M
B
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M DEVEL
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SL. DESCR
RIPTION PART
TICULARS
S
NO.
16. Metering / Indication

I CT withh Ammeter, Voltmeter, Supply
S ON in
ndication lam
mp for
Incomeers.
DC Lightinng
Distributio
on Board

p IP-52
18. Type of Inccomer SFU
19. Outgoing tyype for LDB SFU
20. Fault level of

o Busbar 25kA (ttentative)
21. Installation Wall/ Floor

F Mounteed
22. Metering / Indication

I Ammetter, Voltmeteer, Supply ON
N indicationn lamp for Inccomers.
AC Lightin
ng Panel

p
Indoor IP-52
Outdoor IP-65
24. Type of Inccomer TP MC

CB with neutrral link and RCCB
R with 300mA
3 sensiitivity
25. Outgoing tyype for LP MCB
26. Fault level of

o Busbar 9kA
27. Installation Wall Mounted

M withh lockable dooor
28. Spare feedeer 20%
DC Lightin
ng Panel

p IP-52
30. Type of Inccomer DP MC

CCB and RCC
CB with 3000mA sensitivvity
31. Outgoing tyype for LP DP MC

CB
B
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M DEVEL
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RIPTION PART
TICULARS
S
NO.
32. Fault level of

o Busbar 25kA(teentative)
33. Installation Wall Mounted

M withh lockable dooor
34. Spare feedeer 20%
Welding Receptacles
R
35. Material Die casst aluminium

m alloy
36. Sheet thicknness 2.5 mm

m
37. Galvanizatiion Hot dipp

p IP 55
Junction Boxes
B
39. Material CRCA hot dip galvaanised
40. Sheet thicknness 2.0 mm

m

p IP 52 foor indoor andd IP 65 for ouutdoor

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TECHNICAL SCHEDULES


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SL. CONTENT DESCRIPTION REV. DATE NO. OF

NO. PAGES
1. TECHNICAL
GENERAL PARTICULARS OF SUPPLIER
SCHEDULE -1
2. TECHNICAL SCHEDULE OF TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
SCHEDULE -2
3. TECHNICAL
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE -3
4. TECHNICAL SCHEDULE OF DEVIATIONS/ ALTERNATIVE
SCHEDULE -4 FROM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
5. TECHNICAL SCHEDULE OF DEVIATIONS FROM
SCHEDULE - 5 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
6. TECHNICAL LIST OF START-UP AND COMMISSIONING
SCHEDULE -6 SPARES
7. LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARES &
TECHNICAL
CONSUMABLE FOR TWO (2) YEARS
SCHEDULE 7
OPERATION
8. TECHNICAL
LIST OF MANDATORY SPARES
SCHEDULE -8
9. TECHNICAL
LIST OF SPECIAL TOOLS AND TACKLES
SCHEDULE -9
10. TECHNICAL
EXPERIENCE LIST
SCHEDULE -10
11. BREAK UP OF SERVICES FOR SUPERVISION
TECHNICAL
OF ERECTION, COMMISSIONING AND
SCHEDULE - 11
TESTING
12. TECHNICAL
WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS
SCHEDULE - 12
13. TECHNICAL SCHEDULE OF UTILITY REQUIREMENT
SCHEDULE - 13
14. SCHEDULE OF LOAD LIST & OTHER
TECHNICAL
ELECTRICAL ITEMS
SCHEDULE - 14
15. TECHNICAL LIST OF DRAWINGS SUBMITTED WITH
SCHEDULE - 15 TENDER
16. TECHNICAL LIST OF DRAWINGS TO BE SUBMITTED
SCHEDULE - 16 AFTER AWARD OF CONTRACT


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TECHNICAL SCHEDULE - 1
GENERAL PARTICULARS OF SUPPLIER
1 Name of Bidder with registered office address
2 Bidders proposal number and date
3 Telegraphic / Telex Address
4 Telephone No.
5 Fax No.
6 E Mail
7 Name and Designation of the Official of the

Bidder to whom all reference shall be made
8 Project organisation chart showing
staffing, furnished?
9 List of important personnel with brief
curriculum vitae, furnished?


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SCHEDULE OF TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
Technical Particulars for Plant Illumination
Sl. No. Technical Particulars Bidders Data
1 Design Ambient
2 LUMINAIRIES, LAMPS AND ACCESSORIES
2.1 Degree of protection for outdoor luminaries
2.2 Control gear box
a) Sheet thickness
b) Degree of protection
c) Surface treatment
e) If painted
1.Colour
2. Minimum paint thickness
2.3 Type of lamp holder for incandescent luminaries
2.4 Tap setting for Ballasts
a) HPMV(if applicable)
b) HPSV
c) Guaranteed watt loss figures
2.5 Lamps
a) Type of fluorescent lamps
b) Type of lamp cap for incandescent lamp
c) Type of HPMV lamp (if applicable)
d) Type of lamp cap for HPMV & HPSV lamps
2.6 Emergency Lighting Unit
2.6.1 Wattage and No. of lamp
2.6.2 Battery voltage
2.6.3 Type of battery
2.6.4 AH capacity of battery
2.6.5 Lumen output of lamp at rated voltage
2.6.6 Emergency duration of unit
2.6.7 Weight of unit
3 DESIGN PARAMETERS OF MAIN EQUIPMENT
3.1 Lighting Transformer
3.1.1 Type
3.1.2 Reference standard
3.1.3 Rated output
3.1.4 Quantity
3.1.5 Temperature rise above 40deg C in winding
3.1.6 1 min power frequency withstand voltage
3.1.7 Vector group


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3.1.8 Type of taps provided
3.1.9 Taps provided on
3.1.10 Range of taps
3.1.11 Method of tap change
3.1.12 Percentage impedance at 75 deg C
3.1.13 System earthing
3.1.14 Enclosure degree of protection
3.2 Lighting Distribution Board and Lighting Panel
3.2.1 Sheet thickness
3.2.2 Degree of protection
a) Indoor
b) Outdoor
3.2.3 Type of Incomer
3.2.4 Outgoing type for LDB / LP
3.2.5 Busbar material
3.2.6 Fault level of Busbar
3.2.7 Whether hinged door with locking facility provided
3.2.8 Whether earthing studs provided.
3.3 Miniature circuit Breaker (MCB)
3.3.1 Min. Rating
3.3.2 Short time rating
3.4 Receptacles
3.4.1 Material
3.4.3 Galvanization
3.4.5 Current & Voltage Rating
3.5 Junction Boxes
3.5.1 Material
3.6 Cables
3.6.1 Number of cores
3.6.2 Conductor
3.6.3 Insulation
3.6.4 Inner sheath
3.6.5 Armour
3.6.6 Outer sheath
3.7 Trays
3.7.1 Type
3.7.2 Width
3.7 Glands
3.7.1 Size


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3.7.2 Type
3.7.3 Material
3.8 Conduit
3.8.1 Material
3.8.2 Size


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PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE SCHEDULE
SL. DESCRIPTION UNIT VALUE

NO.
1. Aux Power calculation to desired Lux Level
given in the specification.


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SCHEDULE OF DEVIATIONS/ ALTERNATIVE FROM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Reference Description of Exceptions / Deviations Reason for Exception / Deviation

Section and
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SCHEDULE OF DEVIATIONS FROM INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
Reference Description of Exceptions / Deviations Reason for Exception / Deviation

Section and
page

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LIST OF START-UP AND COMMISSIONING SPARES
Item Quantity Unit Price Total Price

(Rs.) (Rs.)


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TECHNICAL SCHEDULE 7
LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARES & CONSUMABLE FOR TWO (2) YEARS OPERATION

(Rs.) (Rs.)

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LIST OF MANDATORY SPARES

(Rs.) (Rs.)

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LIST OF SPECIAL TOOLS AND TACKLES

(Rs.) (Rs.)


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EXPERIENCE LIST
Sl. Name of the Location of the Date of Performance Details of

No. Purchaser / Plant / Commissioning Certificate Equipment
Owner with Equipment submitted supplied &
full address (Yes/No) installed


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BREAK UP OF SERVICES FOR SUPERVISION OF ERECTION, COMMISSIONING AND

TESTING
SUPERVISION OF ERECTION &

COMMISSIONING SECTION-III
SPECIALIST MAN MONTHS
MECH ELEC C&I TOTAL
No. Of No. OF No. Of No. OF No. Of No. OF No. No. OF
Engineer Months Engineer Months Engineer Months Of Month
s s s Engi s
neers
Erection
Pre
Commissioning
Commissioning
Reliability Run
and PG test
Supervision (For
any
breakdown/shut
down during
warranty period)
Total Man Months


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WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS
Sl. No. Item Description Dimension in Metre Weight in Kgs.

Length Breadth Height

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SCHEDULE OF UTILITY REQUIREMENT
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Drawing Number Title and Description



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LIST OF DRAWINGS TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER AWARD OF CONTRACT
Sl. No. List of Drawings Schedule

Date

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Specially highlighted deviations arre included in attached Deviation Sheet

SL. NO. CONTENT DESCRIPTION

1.0 SECTION I TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

2.0 SECTION II ANNEXURES

3.0 SECTION III TECHNICAL SCHEDULES

SL. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.

1.0 INTENT OF SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................................... 3

2.0 PROJECT INFORMATION ............................................................................................................... 3

3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................... 5

4.0 SCOPE OF WORK & SUPPLY.......................................................................................................... 5

5.0 CODES, STANDARDS, UNITS & LANGUAGE .............................................................................. 9

6.0 OPERATION AND CONTROL PHILOSOPHY ............................................................................ 10

7.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS .................................................................. 11

8.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING ......................................................................................................... 25

9.0 PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES .................................................................................................. 25

10.0 TOOLS AND TACKLES ................................................................................................................... 25

11.0 SPARE PARTS ................................................................................................................................... 26

12.0 WARRANTIES ................................................................................................................................... 27

13.0 DEVIATIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 27

15.0 DRAWINGS, DATA, INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER AWARD OF

16.0 DELIVERY SCHEDULE .................................................................................................................. 28

17.0 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT ....................... 28

18.0 CLEANING, PROTECTIVE COATING AND PAINTING .......................................................... 29

19.0 TAGGING PHILOSOPHY ............................................................................................................... 29

20.0 ATTACHMENTS ............................................................................................................................... 30

2.0 PROJECT INFORMATION

2.1 PLANT DESIGN CRITERIA

2.2 SITE DESCRIPTION

Meteorological Conditions and other Project information

1 Location Bheramara, 150km north-west of Dhaka,

6 Site elevation above 16 meters above mean sea level

2.3 SITE UTILITIES

Low Voltage AC Electrical Power 400 VAC / 50Hz / 3Ph

2.4 POWER SUPPLY

Supply Description Variation Application

3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

4.0 SCOPE OF WORK & SUPPLY

4.1 SCOPE OF SUPPLY

Next page 4.2 SCOPE OF SERVICES

cc) Pipe-rack and deaerator area.

4.3 TERMINAL POINTS

4.3.4 LP outgoing terminals for purchasers use.

4.4 MATERIAL AND SERVICES FURNISHED BY OTHERS

a) Power Supply for lighting transformer.

5.0 CODES, STANDARDS, UNITS & LANGUAGE

ANSI American National Standards Institute

JEC Japanese Electrotechnical Committee

5.2 LANGUAGE AND UNITS

All correspondence, drawings, catalogues, illustrations, specifications, and other documentation

6.0 OPERATION AND CONTROL PHILOSOPHY

6.1 The Plant illumination system shall consist of the following:

Normal AC Lighting Bangladesh specific requirements like type of

7.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS

7.1 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

Air conditioned area - 0.8

(b) Reflection factor for wall, ceiling and floor

Air conditioned area - Ceiling- 0.7

(d) Work plane height for various areas shall be :

- Control room, switchgear room, offices and laboratory : 0.8 m

12. Cooling Tower 50 Industrial type, WP, 70W/150W HPSV