King Khalid Medical City Engineering

Services (Hospital Electrical Systems)

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LV Distribution AGENDA

Applicable Codes and Standards

Interaction with Supply Authority
RFA process
Schematic Design Objectives and deliverables
Current Design Status

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Power Systems- Applicable Codes and Standards

The Client has requested that codes and standards for KKMC be those which would
be applicable if this project were to be constructed in the United States.

Compliance with local authorities codes and standards is also of great importance
and Saudi Building Code (401) is prioritised accordingly.

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Power Systems- Applicable Codes and Standards
Saudi Building Code
SB 401 Electrical

AMERICAN CODES AND STANDARDS

Electrical Codes
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Guidelines for Design and Construction of Health Care Facilities 2010 Edition
2012 International Building Code (IBC)
International Fire Code (IFC) 2012
Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators - ASME A17.1 2007
NFPA 110; Standard for Emergency and Standby Power Systems (2110)
NFPA 780; Standard for the Installation of Lightning Protection Systems (2011)
NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC) 2011 Edition
International Fire Code (IFC) 2009 Edition
International Mechanical Code (IMC) 2009 Edition
NFPA 99 - Standard for Health Care Facilities
NFPA 101 - Life Safety Code
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Power Systems- Applicable Codes and Standards

AECOM has had several meetings with suppliers to the Saudi market and potentially to this
project.

Important:-

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Power Systems- Interaction with Supply Authority

Aecom continue to meet regularly with Saudi Electric Company

(SEC).

Recent discussions include;

Switchgear standards

Positioning of substations within the building

No problems highlighted.

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RFA Process (RFA response outstanding)

Primary Sub-station
No Access for KKMC staff

Generators

ATS

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RFA Process (RFA response outstanding)

Once the grid station is energized that the ownership will pass to SEC
and no access will not be provided to KKMC.

RFA 016
AECOM requesting client approval for the additional switchgear to be
housed in the CUP, as per discussion with SEC 13-Aug-12
Awaiting Client Response

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RFA Process Confirmed response
Confirmed response to RFA Use of BS1363 Socket Outlets

This is consistent with the Saudi Council of Ministers approval of the change of
voltage distribution of electricity to 230/400 volts and the associated standardisation
of sockets. (Issued on Monday 21 Ramadan 1431 H / corresponding to August 31,
2010.

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Schematic Design Deliverables

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Schematic Design Deliverables

Electrical Engineering Services Schematic Design Tasks

Assess supply utility requirements and liaise with local authorities.

Initial sizing of major plant (transformers, generators, and main

switchboards.

Load estimates based on major plant requirements plus W/m2 for

general areas.

Identification of major service routes.

Location and capacity of main load centers.

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Schematic Design Deliverables

General area power distribution methodology (use of perimeter

trunking, etc.).

Develop services route requirements, both horizontal and vertical and

space co-ordination with other trades.

Define interface requirements with other services.

Identification of specific earthing and surge protection requirements.

Identify any special health and safety risks that may present in
construction or design and consider alternative, lower risk, options.

Review preliminary design for significant and unusual health and safety
risks the design may present during construction and maintenance.

Confirmation of space requirements.

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Schematic Design Deliverables

Evaluate major equipments weights and installation impacts on

the structural ceilings, walls, and floors.

Evaluate Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) issues for installed

equipments.

Finalize Sustainability Studies and incorporate desired elements and

Requirements

Passive and active solar systems. Photovoltaic panels

Develop, update and breakdown schedules for Total Power

requirements and capacities (include Power Factor, Diversity
Factor, Total Connected Loads, Maximum Demand)

Develop service route requirements, both horizontal and vertical.

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Schematic Design Deliverables

Drawings:

Single line diagram showing major plant and major distribution

(breakers/cables unsized).

Layout drawings indicating plant room locations, main

distribution panels, risers and primary service routes, and circuit
distribution zonings.

Single line diagram showing system architecture for each service

and interconnections with indicative capacities for each node.

Layout drawings indicating coverage and indicating equipment

room locations, risers, and primary service routes.

Indicate zonings for distribution network and main distribution

panels where applicable.

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Identification of major service routes.

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Initial sizing of major plant (transformers, generators, and main

switchboards.

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Services Coordination
Initial sizing of major plant
(transformers, generators, and main
switchboards.

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 Initial sizing of major plant (transformers,
Services Coordination generators, and main
switchboards.

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Evaluate major equipments weights and installation impacts on the
structural ceilings, walls, and floors.

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Power Systems
Multiple suppliers being reviewed

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Power Systems
Evaluate major equipments weights and installation impacts on the
structural ceilings, walls, and floors.

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Power Systems Transformer movement
strategy
Define interface requirements with
other services.

Service Corridor

To Loading Dock

Heavy equipment transportation path

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Power Systems- Transformer movement
strategy
19th Floor

12th Floor

4th Floor

Elevator capability and route = 5000kg and 3000mm height

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Power Systems

Define interface requirements with

other services.

BMS

Lighting Nurse Call (code blue)

HVAC
Power Distribution Vertical
Systems
transportation
ICT

Security Access control

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Power Systems
Location and capacity 19th Floor
of main load centres.

13th Floor

4th Floor

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Transformers
MV Switchpanels

LV Switchpanels

4th Floor Centre

4th Floor East
4th Floor West Page 26
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Power Systems
MV Switchgear

13.8kV / 400V
Transformers

LV Panels

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Power Systems

Layout drawings indicating plant room locations, main distribution

panels, risers and primary service routes, and circuit distribution
zonings.

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Power Systems Distribution

Layout drawings indicating plant room locations, main distribution

panels, risers and primary service routes, and circuit distribution
zonings.

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 Power Systems - LV Distribution

LV Risers and main switchrooms

MV Risers

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Services Coordination
Layout drawings indicating plant room locations, main
distribution panels, risers and primary service routes, and
circuit distribution zonings.

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Services Coordination

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Services Coordination

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Services Coordination

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Services Coordination

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Services Coordination
Identification of major service routes.

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Services Coordination
Identification of major service routes.

Zonings

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Services Coordination

Develop service route requirements,

both horizontal and vertical.

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Power Systems Distribution

Single line diagram showing major plant and major distribution

(breakers/cables unsized).

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Power Systems Distribution

Single line diagram showing major plant and major distribution

(breakers/cables unsized).

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Power Systems Distribution

Earthing Requirements

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Power Systems Distribution

Develop, update and breakdown schedules for Total Power

requirements and capacities

(include Power Factor, Diversity Factor,

Total Connected Loads, Maximum Demand)

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Power Systems Distribution

Load schedules being

developed for each
department,
each transformer
and each branch.

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Power Systems Distribution
Load schedules being developed for each department,
each transformer and each branch.

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Power Systems Distribution
Load schedules being developed for each department,
each transformer and each branch.

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Power Systems Distribution

Develop, update and breakdown schedules for Total Power

requirements and capacities

(include Power Factor, Diversity Factor,

Total Connected Loads, Maximum Demand)

Medical Equipment.

Loads based on Medical Equipment list as it stands today (generic

information).

Lots of assumption currently with regard to loads.

Power supply, data connections and other utility connections will be

detailed during the next stage (DD).

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Power Systems Horizontal Distribution

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Power Systems Horizontal Distribution

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Power Systems- IPS System

IPS
System
Medical Equipment

Group 0
Medical location where no applied parts
(medical devices) are intended
to be used (or connected to patients)

Some
Medical location where applied parts Group 1
are to be used externally not invasively
Medical location where applied parts
are to be used externally not invasively
(with the exception of intra-cardiac procedures)
(with the exception of intra-cardiac procedures)
and where failure of supply is not a threat to life
and where failure of supply is not aathreat
(often toassessment
clinical risk life is required to
determine this).
(often a clinical risk assessment is Group required 2 to
determine this).
Medical location where applied parts
are to be used for intra-cardiac procedures,
operating theatres and vital treatment where
failure of the supply can cause danger to life

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Impending decisions required

1. Provision of IPS panels.

2. Stand alone capacity for the hospital (eg 48 or 72 hours).
3. Code blue procedures confirmation.
4. Lift management systems priorities.
5. Confirmation of bed-head service provision.
6. Disaster mode power priorities
7. Laboratory service UPS requirements
8. Imaging UPS requirements.

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