PO6258 RFI+for+S60133-0504+ (GTG+PKG) PDF
PO6258 RFI+for+S60133-0504+ (GTG+PKG) PDF
REQUISITION S60133-0504
INDEX
1.0 GENERAL...................................................................................................................................................5
2.0 SCOPE OF SUPPLY..................................................................................................................................7
3.0 UNIT RESPONSIBILITY...........................................................................................................................16
4.0 GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY.............................................................................................................17
5.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS, CERTIFICATIONS, SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.....................................19
6.0 GENERAL PROJECT REQUIREMENTS.................................................................................................26
7.0 MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................................34
8.0 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS.............................................................................................................35
9.0 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS REQUIREMENTS...................................................................49
10.0 GENERAL DRAWING..............................................................................................................................52
11.0 BID DOCUMENT LIST.............................................................................................................................53
12.0 JOB FORMAT..........................................................................................................................................54
13.0 EXCEPTION, DEVIATION AND CLARIFICATION..................................................................................55
14.0 APPROVED VENDOR LIST.....................................................................................................................56
15.0 INSTRUCTION OF LARGE PACKAGE ITEM PACKING...………………………………………………....57
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APPENDICES
INSTRUMENTATION.pdf
APPENDIX 24 BD0933T-60A1.13_1_AP24
Instrumentation Connections on Vessel
C00 INSTRUMENTS CONNECTIONS
and Piping ON VESSEL AND PIPING.pdf
APPENDIX 25 BD0933T-60A1.40_AP25 Local
C00 Local Control Panels Control Panel.pdf
APPENDIX 26 Instrumentation Symbols and
F01 BD0933T-60A3.pdf
Identification
APPENDIX 27 C00 Instrumentation on Package Unit BD0933T-60A7.02_AP27.pdf
APPENDIX 28 Electrical Material supplied with Package
C00 BD0933T-72A23_AP28.pdf
Units
APPENDIX 29 BD0933T-83A1_AP29 Painting
F01 Painting spec.pdf
APPENDIX 30 GAS TURBINE 550-GT-001A/G DUTY BD0933H-PR-0550-DS-GT001
F00 rev0_AP30.pdf
SPECIFICATION
APPENDIX 31 BASIC PROCESS AND EQUIPMENT BD0933T-PR-0000-PH-004
F01 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS AND Equipment Design Sizing
CRITERIA Criteria_AP31.pdf
APPENDIX 32 LIST OF VENDORS FOR EQUIPMENT SONATRACH Nouvelles Refineries
0
AND MATERIALS (1-BD-933A)_AP32.pdf
APPENDIX 33 SPR0058ENN_Instruction of Large
Instruction of Large Package Item
1 Package Item
Packing Rev.1 Packing_Rev.1_AP17.docx
APPENDIX 34 Attachment - SECL Packing
Attachment - SECL Packing List(Large
1 List(Large Package item)
Package item) Rev.1_AP18.xls
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1.0 GENERAL
1.1 This Material requisition covers the supply of two, natural gas-fuelled gas Turbine
Generator unit to be part of the new Sonatrach refineries located in Hassi Messaoud
(Algérie) as part of “Projet Nouvelles Raffineries”.
Each plant location will be completed with two identical GTG units, as described in the
present technical requisition.
1.2 This Material Requisition contains the requirements of two (Nominal electric power output
32 MWe at ISO conditions) industrial gas turbine generator sets, hereafter known as GTG,
to be furnished by the equipment manufacturer, hereafter known as Vendor, and installed
by the Owner or Owner's agent, hereafter known as Purchaser. The Owner requires
nominal performances as outlined in Appendix 1 of the present document.
1.3 The table below gives an overview of the requirements and process conditions.
Tag Number 550-GT-001A/B
Process Service Description Cogeneration Gas Turbine Generator Set
Type of Equipment Combustion Gas Turbine
Service Class Critical, spared
Continuous, Intended for Baseload
Duty
Operation
Location Hassi Messaoud (Algérie)
Estimated Power, at ISO conditions 32 MWe
Area Classification Non-hazardous
Fuel Supply - Normal Operation &
Natural Gas
Starting
1.4 The proposal preparation and bidding shall follow the criteria listed below.
1.4.1 Vendor Qualification
The gas turbine shall be similar in design features and control set-up to at least two
machines having been in baseload operation for 16000 hours with satisfactory
performance and having suffered no major damage to the compressor/turbine rotors or
stationary parts in the combustion & hot gas path. Specifically, the following similarity
criteria between the proposed machine and the two reference units shall apply:
a. Identical design and materials of the turbine/compressor rotor, combustion
chambers and hot gas path parts.
b. Inlet temperature to the first stage turbine buckets (TRIT) equal to or higher than
that of the proposed machine.
c. Controls, protective and auxiliary systems of similar design and same set-up as
regards critical controls (combustion, DLN staging, IGV).
d. Same fuel control and distribution hardware and same design burners.
1.4.2 Generator shall be supplied by Vendor qualified by experience in manufacturing the unit
proposed. To qualify, Vendor must have manufactured, at the proposed point of
manufacture, at least two generators of similar design and comparable output, speed, and
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voltage rating. These generators must have been in service at least one year and must be
performing satisfactorily. Vendor shall submit a list of operating units.
1.5 The Gas Turbine Vendor shall supply, and assume full responsibility for all the equipment
covered by this Material Requisition, and for their satisfactory operation and performance.
1.6 Terminology
Throughout this material Requisition, the following specific wordings are used:
a. On-base - Refers to all systems, equipment, components, etc. installed within the
sound enclosure(s) covered by the fire extinguishing system.
b. Off-base - Refers to everything not falling under the definition of on-base.
c. Off-base critical – Refers to off-base systems, equipment and components
handling fuel gas and therefore regarded as safety critical.
d. On-skid - Refers to any system, piece of equipment, component, instrument, etc.
mounted on a skid or baseplate that is shipped to site as a completely
pre-assembled and wired unit. It may be either on-base or off-base.
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Vendor's scope of supply shall include, but shall not be necessarily limited to, the items
listed below. To the maximum extent practical, the main equipment and ancillary skids
shall be assembled, wired and tested prior to shipment to site.
2.1 Main Mechanical Equipment
2.1.1 Heavy duty gas turbine engine for operation on natural gas, as specified on the GT data
sheet under Appendix 2 of this Material requisition, with DLN combustion system (if
selected by Vendor). Features for maintenance interval enhancement shall be included.
2.1.2 Load gearbox (speed reducer), per API 613
2.1.3 Special purpose flexible coupling between GT and gearbox
2.1.4 Base plates for the complete package, consisting mainly of:
a. gas turbine base
b. load gearbox and generator base
c. accessory base
d. base plates for all other equipment supplied (“off-base” units)
2.1.5 Starting system with MV electrical motor, hydraulic torque converter and ancillaries
2.1.6 Oil system, as follows:
a. Complete lube and control oil system for gas turbine and generator, including
reservoir, pumps (gearbox shaft driven main pump, AC motor driven auxiliary pump,
DC motor driven emergency pump), dual water-cooled heat exchangers, dual filters.
b. Oil mist eliminator system provided with 100% redundant fans, to allow on line
maintenance (no redundancy on filter/coalescer unit, no major maintenance allowed
on the run).
2.1.7 Fuel gas system, including gas valve module, gas strainer and related piping
2.1.8 GTG train turning gear
2.1.9 Personnel protection shall be provided for any accessible surfaces 60°C or hotter outside
the GT enclosure
2.1.10 Painting for very aggressive environment (industrial, refinery)
2.1.11 Anti-icing system, if deemed necessary due to sites environmental conditions
2.2 Ancillary Equipment
2.2.1 Complete air intake system including:
a. Stainless steel filter house and ducting equipped with silencers, flexible joint and
supports where applicable. The air intake system support structure, complete with
access walkways, ladders, lifting appliances, etc., shall be also supplied by Vendor.
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The enclosures for the gas turbine package shall include as a minimum:
a. Complete ventilation system for gas turbine, gas module, accessory compartment
and generator compartment, consisting of:
1. air inlet from appropriate location
2. ducting between compartments and fans
3. 100% redundant electric motor driven fans
4. appropriately routed exhaust ducting
5. instrumentation, controls, shut-off dampers actuated by the fire extinguishing
system
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b. Internal manual hoist, to lift and remove all maintenance items, in the accessory
compartment and trolley beam with hoist in the GT compartment, above the
combustion area,
c. Fire detection system and fire extinguishing system for all compartments excluding
the generator enclosure, consisting of water-mist fire suppression system supplied
in accordance with NFPA 750, complete with water tank, pressurization system,
release valves, distribution piping and nozzles.
If the vendor has not applied or tested their enclosures with water mist, then a CO2
system shall be proposed, including weather-protected, high-pressure CO2 bottle
rack, CO2 release valves, distribution piping and nozzles.
In either case the following requirements apply:
• Adequate personnel safety measures shall be provided; for a CO2 system
safety measures shall typically include a combination of key-locks to positively
prevent personnel entry into the enclosure(s) unless the fire suppression
system has been locked-out. System lock-out condition to trigger an alarm on
the control system HMI.
• The system design shall allow full on-line testing of the operation of the fire
protection system up to and including the release solenoid, but without release
of extinguishing medium.
d. Gas detection system
e. Internal lighting (normal and emergency) and heating for maintenance operations.
2.2.6 Electrical and instrument/automation packaged compartment (ELE/I&A compartment from
now on), complete with:
a. Weatherproof enclosure suitable for unprotected outdoor installation, complete with
access steps and platforms, ladders to rooftop, lightning protection, etc.
b. 100% redundant HVAC system
c. normal and emergency lighting
d. convenience outlets (power supply sockets)
e. fire/smoke detection and alarming system
f. Badge reader and door lock on each door
The ELE/I&A compartment shall house the equipment listed under 2.4.1 and 2.4.4.
Equipment shall be completely installed, wired and tested prior to ELE/I&A compartment
shipment.
2.2.7 Bleed heat system. If bleed heat is required to guarantee the emissions criteria across the
entire power range as defined in para 4.4, then this should be quoted as an option. Scope
of supply shall include all interconnect piping, valving and control logic.
2.3 Electrical Equipment
2.3.1 Electrical generator (see data sheet under Appendix 3 and section 8.0 of this Material
Requisition), including:
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h. HMI workstation as Operator interface and system maintenance station for each
GTG, to be installed in Main Control Room
i. Rack mounted 19” screen operator and engineering workstation complete of
keyboard, mouse and laser colour printer for each GTG, to be installed on control
system cabinet inside the turbine building
j. Option - Additional HMI station (to be installed inside turbine building)
k. All necessary equipment (hardware and software) to realize a redundant Modbus
TCP/IP communication link with plant DCS (refer to paragraph 9.1 here below)
l. Colour laser printer
m. Fire & gas panel
2.4.2 Hydraulic / pneumatic control systems, as necessary
2.5 All field instrumentation; transmitters shall be used as far as possible in-lieu of switches
for pressure, temperature and flow measurement
2.5.1 Fire and gas systems, incorporating gas detection, fire detection, alarming and fire
extinguishing release facilities
2.5.2 All cables within the gas turbine/generator package, including:
a. Vendor Standard instrumentation cables for on-base/on-skid wiring and
interconnecting all Vendor-supplied items within the ELE/I&A COMPARTMENT.
b. Cable trays/conduits and supporting system for all on-base and on-skid cabling.
c. Terminal boxes and junction boxes at base/skid edge, located so as not to obstruct
quick removal of any enclosure panels.
d. All instrumentation interconnecting cables (i.e. all Vendor-supplied items to ELE/I&A
compartment), following a routing not obstructing the quick removal of any enclosure
panels.
e. Fibre optic communication interface modules, including fibre optic/electrical
converters necessary to interface the GTG Operator Workstation(s) in control Room
with the GTG control system in the turbine building. Optical Fibre cables will be
supplied by Customer based on Contractor specification
2.5.3 Time synchronization system (refer to paragraph 9.1).
2.5.4 Factory Acceptance Test, witnessed by the Owner, of all supplied control and safety
systems (100% of hardware, software and communication data links to 3rd party systems).
2.5.5 Integrated Test between the control systems and the DCS to verify the communication
and the functionality of the exchanged signals, to be performed at the DCS Vendor
workshop by means of a portable GTG control system configured for the project.
2.6 General
2.6.1 Piping and fittings, as follows (refer to Appendix 8 for a conceptual schematic of main
interconnections and interfaces):
a. All on-base and on-skid piping, installed, tested and cleaned
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b. All interconnecting piping between the following off-base units and the GTG unit,
including valves, controls, pipe supports/steel structure (where applicable), etc.:
1. Washing water skid
2. Fire extinguishing skid
3. SSOV skid (Safety Shut-Off Valves)
c. Piping necessary to bring all Purchaser’s connections immediately outside any
enclosure; all such connections shall be flanged.
d. Temperature control valve(s) on cooling water, if necessary.
2.6.2 All steel supports, walkways, stairs, ladders, handrails, safety gates, etc. for gas turbine
generator units and off-base units.
2.6.3 Utility connections for maintenance and inspection tools located within enclosures.
2.6.4 Set of special tools for installation and maintenance, including as a minimum:
a. Templates covering GT, Generator & Load gear and Accessory Baseplate (to assist
in locating foundation anchor bolts and embedded parts)
b. GT and Generator rotor removal equipment
c. Additional tools, as required (Vendor to provide list).
2.6.5 All foundation-embedded steel parts, and anchor bolts, washers and shims for main base
plates (GT, generator & load gear and accessory compartments).
2.6.6 Recommended spare parts for erection, commissioning and start-up of above scope of
supply.
2.7. Services
2.7.1 Engineering
a. Process, mechanical, electrical, and structural design of the equipment, including
engineering documents (cable block diagrams and layout of end users) necessary
for the design of cable ways and supporting structures
b. Design engineering and full responsibility for GT-Gearbox-Generator coupling
c. Engineering assistance to Purchaser for the proper integration of the GTG train into
the process unit
d. Engineering assistance to Purchaser and plant DCS supplier for proper integration
of GTG systems into DCS network (assistance for configuration of communication
datalink with DCS, for design of HMI graphic displays)
e. Coordination with sub-Vendors and within the Vendor’s organisation
2.7.2 Documents, drawings, and maintenance/operation manuals as specified under
APPENDIX 6.
2.7.3 Copy of the 3D model of the whole Vendor scope of supply (including off-base skids and
outsourced units). The model shall be supplied for Owner’s/Purchaser’s review at least
three times during the engineering phase, as mutually agreed between Purchaser and
Vendor.
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2.7.4 Shop inspection and testing, including Vendor’s standard Full Speed/No Load factory
acceptance test.
2.7.5 Site Technical Advisory services, covering as a minimum
a. Inspection and supervision consulting of site erection, alignment, pre-commissioning
and commissioning of the entire GTG package.
b. Preparation of commissioning checklists and procedures for Owner’s approval.
c. Witnessing of site performance test of the unit.
d. Training of Owner’s personnel; Vendor to propose their standard training package
for Owner’s review.
2.8 Exclusions
Purchaser will provide the following:
2.8.1 Concrete foundations and grouting
2.9 Surrounding GTG building
2.9.1 Step-up transformer and Generator terminal box-to-transformer bus duct
2.9.2 Generator circuit breaker
2.9.3 MV switchgear
2.9.4 MV/LV transformers
2.9.5 External power supplies to ELE/I&A compartment-installed equipment
2.9.6 Instrumentation cabling between the ELE/I&A compartment and RIB (Remote Instrument
Building)
2.9.7 Cooling water piping to GT and generator, fittings and block valves (excluding however
temperature control valves)
2.9.8 Natural gas supply to gas cleaning skid
2.9.9 Natural gas performance heater (by hot boiler water, with pressure higher than NG
pressure).
2.9.10 Gas interconnecting piping between gas cleaning skid, electrical heater & scrubber skid
and gas valve module
2.9.11 Heat Recovery Steam generator (HRSG) downstream of GT exhaust plenum
2.9.12 Lighting outside all enclosures
2.9.13 Utility stations in the area, outside enclosures
2.9.14 Heat insulation and heat tracing, except for on-base and on-skid piping and equipment
2.9.15 First filling of all lubricants, hydraulic fluids, detergents and additives (except CO2 bottles)
2.9.16 Cable ways and supporting structures for cables and equipment not included in the scope
of supply
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3.1 The Vendor shall be responsible for the design, engineering coordination, supply, delivery,
testing final check-out and satisfactory operation of the whole unit including Gas Turbine,
Generator, ancillaries, electrical equipment, instrumentation and controls. Engineering
coordination also covers responsibility for handling, expediting and delivering documents
& drawings, including those pertaining to outsourced equipment.
3.2 The Vendor shall be responsible for equipment and materials supplied by its sub-Vendors.
3.3 The Vendor shall be responsible for ensuring that all applicable information and
documentation is passed-on to its sub-Vendors, since all the information pertaining to
outsourced equipment or components may not be necessarily repeated in the pertinent
section of the material requisition.
3.4 Compliance with Standards, Codes and Specifications does not relieve the Vendor or the
manufacturer(s) from the responsibility for furnishing equipment, materials and
accessories of proper design and construction, fully suitable for all specified duties,
operating conditions and performance guarantees.
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Guaranteed figures
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5.1 The GTG unit and all components thereof shall be designed, manufactured, built and
installed in accordance with the documents listed here below.
5.1.1 The technical documents hierarchy, in order of decreasing authority, shall be as follows:
a. Laws and regulations
b. This Material Requisition
c. Job Specifications
d. Codes and Standards referred to in this Material Requisition and in the Job
Specifications.
5.1.2 Vendor shall notify Purchaser in writing of any conflicts among the above listed
documents for resolution prior to commitment.
5.2 Local, National and EU Laws, Regulations and Requirements
The following general requirements apply:
a. The gas turbine/generator package shall be designed, fabricated, inspected and
tested in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and authority regulations in
Algérie; EU directives shall be also taken in due consideration for the package
design.
b. The installation shall be designed to comply with all local codes, standards and
regulations. Local laws and all codes, standards and practices enforced by law must
be complied with.
c. The responsibility for any authority applications, permitting, etc. remains with the
Owner, who will pass on to Vendor all necessary related requirements. Vendor will
provide the necessary assistance (supply data, information, etc.) to Owner to
successfully complete the approval/permitting procedure
Vendor’s equipment
boundary for which
Vendor shall provide
ATEX certification
Boundary of Vendor’s
package for which
Vendor = PED manufacturer
and Vendor provides PED
declaration
c. Vendor shall supply one single declaration of conformity and CE marking for the
entire package intended as a whole. The sketch above depicts conceptually the
intended package boundaries; Purchaser will provide to Vendor all the necessary
certification of Purchaser-supplied portions for incorporation into the Vendor’s
certification.
d. Design and fabrication shall be carried out by Vendor according to National or
International Code amended or approved as required by the selected Notified Body
to fulfil PED requirements and in particular but not limited to:
1. The Notified Body from which Vendor has to obtain the conformity assessment
and CE mark, shall be selected by Vendor itself, unless otherwise required in
the Material Requisition.
2. Costs and timing to obtain CE mark from Notified Body shall be under Vendor’s
duty and responsibility.
3. Moreover, vendor shall supply the safety instruction manuals written both in
French and in English according to Directive Annex 1, para. 3.3 and 3.4. The
instruction manuals shall include, as a minimum, in addition to erection,
operating and maintenance procedures, the following information:
i. Inspection procedures specifying inspection intervals or the extent of
inspection after the equipment have been commissioned into service by the
owner
ii. Residual Hazards
iii. Hazards arising from misuse
4. Vendor to advise FWI about package PED category and selected conformity
Module and Notified Body.
in accordance with relevant IEC/EN standards, thus bearing the code therein
specified (EEx, type of protection, explosion group and temperature class of the
gas). All the necessary certificates and documentation shall be included in Vendor
scope.
b. Area Classification
1. The unit will be installed indoor. GTG building is located within a refinery area
classified as Non-hazardous. Should the GT package itself include sources of
hazard, it shall be Vendor’s responsibility to limit the hazardous area
classification inside the package hence avoiding impacts on external building
classification. Whereas this cannot be satisfied, Vendor to provide the related
area classification drawing, with size and calculation notes.
2. Vendor shall determine the area classification based on sources of release and
ventilation conditions existing within its scope of supply and determine the
appropriate design and installation requirements for both electrical and
non-electrical equipment within its scope.
c. For non-electrical equipment vendor shall specify the maximum allowed surface
temperatures; the necessary provisions to ensure such temperatures are not
exceeded shall also be engineered and supplied by vendor.
d. Where required by the area classification, field instrumentation will use the following
methods of protection (according to ATEX 2014/34/EU Directive). The field
instrumentation shall be in Exe or d or n execution (according to ATEX 2014/34/EU
Directive), where required by area classification (Exi – intrinsically safe – is
requested only in Zone 0).
5.4 Job Specifications
EQUIPMENT
LUBRIFICATION, SHAFT SEALING AND
BD0933T-39A2 C00 CONTROL OIL SYSTEMS AND BD0933T-39A2_AP19.pdf
AUXILIARY
BD0933T-38A14 C00 INDUSTRIAL GAS TURBINES BD0933T-38A14_AP20.pdf
BD0933T-38A4 C00 SPECIAL PURPOSE GEARS BD0933T-38A4_AP21.pdf
BD0933T-40A2 F01 CIVIL DESIGN LOADS BD0933T-40A2_AP22.pdf
BD0933T- BD0933T-60A1.10_AP23
F01 Instrumentation
60A1.10 INSTRUMENTATION.pdf
BD0933T-60A1.13_1_AP24
BD0933T- Instrumentation Connections on Vessel INSTRUMENTS
C00
60A1.13_1 and Piping CONNECTIONS ON VESSEL
AND PIPING.pdf
BD0933T- BD0933T-60A1.40_AP25
C00 Local Control Panels
60A1.40 Local Control Panel.pdf
BD0933T-60A3 F01 Instrumentation Symbols and Identification BD0933T-60A3.pdf
BD0933T-
C00 Instrumentation on Package Unit BD0933T-60A7.02_AP27.pdf
60A7.02
Electrical Material supplied with Package
BD0933T-72A23 C00 BD0933T-72A23_AP28.pdf
Units
BD0933T-83A1_AP29
BD0933T-83A1 F01 Painting
Painting spec.pdf
BD0933H-PR- GAS TURBINE 550-GT-001A/G DUTY BD0933H-PR-0550-DS-
F00
0550-DS-GT001 SPECIFICATION GT001 rev0_AP30.pdf
BASIC PROCESS AND EQUIPMENT BD0933T-PR-0000-PH-004
BD0933T-PR-
F01 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS AND Equipment Design Sizing
0000-PH-004
CRITERIA Criteria_AP31.pdf
SONATRACH
SONATRACH Nouvelles
Nouvelles LIST OF VENDORS FOR EQUIPMENT
0 Refineries (1-BD-
Refineries (1-BD- AND MATERIALS
933A)_AP32.pdf
933A)_
SPR0058ENN_Instruction of
Instruction of Large Package Item Packing
SPR0058ENN 1 Large Package Item
Rev.1
Packing_Rev.1_AP17.docx
Attachment - SECL Packing
Attachment - SECL Packing List(Large
SPR0058ENN 1 List(Large Package item)
Package item)
Rev.1_AP18.xls
5.6 Directives
Directive Title
2006/42/CE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE
2014/35/EU LOW VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE
2014/30/EU EMC DIRECTIVE
2014/68/EU PRESSURE EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE (PED)
2014/34/EU EQUIPMENT IN POTENTIAL EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES (ATEX)
5.7 Safety
5.7.1 Vendor is responsible for the package safety. Vendor shall therefore:
a. Execute all applicable safety-related analysis and studies, in order to guarantee that
package can be commissioned, operated, maintained and de-commissioned in a
safe way by plant operators. Vendor shall use methodologies like HAZOP and SIL
analysis applying codes above indicated, or equivalent studies, at his discretion; the
method adopted shall be indicated in the Vendor’s proposal.
b. Implement, at its own care and cost, all necessary safety systems and devices
related to the package scope, in order to remove risks or, when it is not possible, to
reduce them at an “as low as reasonably practicable” level, according to the risk
analysis and acceptability evaluation study performed by Vendor.
Vendor, in its safety analysis, shall consider the uninterrupted service required by gas
turbine.
Vendor shall clearly highlight in its proposal any situation where technical constraints
result in the need for more restrictive intervals.
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It is highlighted that Purchaser can require, at its own discretion, to receive safety reviews
and risk analysis documentation.
5.7.2 Purchaser will arrange and lead a HAZOP review, conducted applying Purchaser
methodology, with Client and package Vendor participation, with the sole scope of:
a. Jointly analyse the interfaces between the package and the rest of the plant, in order
to identify and evaluate all risks (including fire hazard originated inside the package)
resulting from or originating interactions between the unit and any system or
equipment not supplied by Vendor.
b. Define adequate prevention and mitigation measures for the identified risks.
c. Identify the subject (Vendor, Client or Purchaser) that will be responsible for the
implementation of the above-mentioned prevention and mitigation measures.
5.7.3 As far as EU directives are concerned, refer to specific requirements in Section 5.6 and in
the Job Specification BD0933T-39B9 “General notes and vendor documents for
machinery equipment”.
5.8 Applicability extent and compliance with applicable standards and practices:
Vendor’s scope of supply should be fully in accordance with this Material Requisition and
all applicable Standards, Specification and Codes listed in the present material requisition.
It is recognised that the Gas Turbine core engine and many of the items included in the
GTG package are part of a long established, proven Vendor design, such that
modifications to it should be kept to a minimum. For this reason, Vendor shall carefully
review all the listed standards and practices and identify any applicable requirement or
feature that cannot be reasonably accommodated into its equipment design. The Vendor
will then prepare “non-compliance lists” identifying all deviations, exceptions and
comments to each of the above standards and practices.
Full compliance with applicable documents is assumed where no exception or deviations
are recorded in tender documents
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Element Content
Na content [mg/l] 35,777
Ca content [mg/l] 21,43
Mg content [mg/l] 7,84
K content [mg/l] 0,692
Sr content [mg/l] 0,053
Ba content [mg/l] 0
NH4 content [mg/l] 0
Fe(II) content [mg/l] 0
Mn content [mg/l] 0
Cl content [mg/l] 51,574
SO4 content [mg/l] 69,142
CO3 content [mg/l] 0,048
HCO3 content [mg/l] 20,173
NO3 content [mg/l] 2,079
F content [mg/l] 0
SiO2 content [mg/l] 1,113
B content [mg/l] 0
PO4 content [mg/l] 0
CO2 content [mg/l] 8,457
TDS [ppm] 211,72
Conductivity [µS/cm] 303,772
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Fouling resistance for cooling water can be considered equal to 0.0004 m2*h*°C/kcal
Parameter BFW
pH at 20 °C 9.5
Total hardness as CaCO3 [ppm] 0
Total Alkalinity as CaCO3 [ppm] -
Calcium as Ca [mg/l] 0
Hydrocarbons [ppm] Absent
Free Chlorine [ppm] 0
Copper as Cu [ppm] < 0.003
Iron as Fe [ppm] < 0.01
Total Diss. Solids [ppm] < 0.1
Suspended solid [ppm] Nil
Conductivity [µS/cm] < 0.2
Silica [mg/l] < 0.02
Hydrazine [mg/l] -
Sodium and Potassium as Na+K [mg/l] < 0.01
Oxygen [ppb] 4 ppb
6.1.2.3 Steam:
As well as BFW, there’s availability of steam at GTG battery limit for NOx emission
abatement purposes. Quality of the steam is the following:
Parameter U.M. Reference Value
Conductivity µS/cm < 0.2
Silica (SiO2) ppb < 20
Sodium + Potassium ppb < 10
(Na + K)
Total Iron (Fe) ppb < 20
Total Copper (Cu) ppb <3
Cl- ppb < 10
Sulphates/Sulphites ppb < 20
Suspended Solids ppm <1
Moisture content % < 0.05
Conditions of the steam available at battery limit is indicated in the table here below.
Whereas let-down station or attemperator is required by Vendor in order to match the
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adequate steam condition for the GTG, this is intended to be included in Vendor’s scope
of supply. Vendor to inform in the proposal whereas this need is envisaged.
2. solid particulate in such quantities that would damage the materials used for
gas transportation
3. other gases which may affect the safety or integrity of the transportation system
c. Natural gas conditions at GT battery limit are indicated in the following table:
Pressure [barg] Temperature [°C]
Min. Norm. Max. Design Min. Norm. Max. Design
HP Natural
33 38 60 70 15 30 45 80
Gas
Further natural gas details are available in specification BD0933T-01A1 “Basic
engineering design data”.
Vendor shall inform about the following value downstream natural gas battery limit.
Value
Parameter Unit
Operating Design
(1) (1)
Pressure at GTG filter/coalescer inlet bar g
(1) (1)
Temperature at GTG filter/coalescer inlet °C
(2) (1)
Pressure at GTG scrubber inlet bar g
(1) (1)
Temperature at GTG scrubber inlet °C
Notes: 1) To be indicated by GTG Vendor
2) GTG Vendor to provide the minimum acceptable Natural Gas pressure required for GTG
operation over the entire range of ambient conditions and load cases.
f. In regards to electric auxiliaries, a complete load list shall be provided for the
different operating conditions (normal, start-up, shutdown) defining operating
and stand-by load. DC load list shall be included.
Vendor shall advise the necessity and the consumption of other utilities, not mentioned
above, or specify limitations (low/high temperature, etc…) if any.
6.3.3. Chemicals Requirements
6.3.4 Vendor shall advise the necessity and relevant consumption of chemicals, if any
(compressor washing, etc.)
6.3.5 Reliability/Availability Information
a. The vendor shall provide the following estimated data covering the whole GT and
Generator package:
1. Over a 6 year cycle the typical number of days required for planned
maintenance (Boroscope, Combustion, Hot Gas Path, Major inspections,
Generator, etc.)
2. A typical number of outage days per year for unplanned maintenance (as a
result of faults within the Vendor scope of supply)
3. Typical number of trips and trips to FSNL per year (as a result of faults within
the Vendor scope of supply) as well as automatically initiated normal shutdown
events
b. Moreover, Vendor shall indicate the planned maintenance schedule of the supplied
equipment showing the following:
1. Frequency of the maintenance operation;
2. Maintenance operation description;
3. Man-hours/personnel required for maintenance operation;
4. Maintenance estimated cost.
c. Vendor shall indicate the GT life expenditure, in terms of equivalent hours of
operation, associated to each GT start-up/shutdown.
d. Vendor shall advise the typical delay in obtaining emergency hot parts (fuel nozzles,
combustor liners, buckets, nozzles, shrouds etc.) in the event that the refinery does
not have spares in stock.
e. Vendor shall provide all information necessary for the evaluation of the Equivalent
Availability Factor (EAF) of the supplied equipment/package, using the following
formula:
EAF = (PH-FOH-EDOH)/PH
where:
• PH or Period Hours is the number of hours in a year, equal to 8760 hours.
• FOH or Full Outage Hours is the number of Outage Hours in a period when the
equipment is not capable of producing electric power due to Unplanned
Maintenance and Planned Maintenance.
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When in island, the Gas Turbine Controller shall operate in isochronous mode, to regulate
the system frequency, or droop mode in accordance with the operating requirements and
load sharing strategy imposed by the power management and load sharing system (DCS,
or EMS); when the initial conditions will be restored, the generator will be manually
reconnected to the external grid and the turbine shall take load with an adequate ramp.
6.4.4 Operating Flexibility
The Gas Turbine shall be able to operate continuously on Natural Gas.
Vendor shall advise the load operating range corresponding to the full control capability of
the unit.
Vendor to inform about the regulating capability throughout the entire operating range of
the GTG, showing relevant relationship with IGVs position, turbine outlet temperature, flue
gas mass flow and overall GT efficiency.
Furthermore, Vendor shall provide the ramps that GTG can bear during cold and hot
start-ups (from 0% to 100% of load) and during normal load operation (from 40% to 100%)
expressed as MWe/min.
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7.1 For all details pertaining to technical details of gas turbine to be supplied by Vendor,
please refer to attached specification BD0933T-38A14.
7.2 BASIC DESIGN
7.2.1 General
Gas turbine, together with generator and all auxiliary equipment, will be installed indoor
into a dedicate building.
Ventilation system shall be designed in order to prevent significant accumulation of
potentially explosive mixture inside the building.
Anti-icing system shall be foreseen if requested by start-up of equipment, taking in
consideration the sites meteorological data as per specification BD0933T-01A1.
8.1 GENERALS
The following design data shall be applied to the electrical synchronous generator, its
auxiliary services and to the electrical distribution system of Vendor’s package.
a. All electrical equipment shall be rated for continuous operation at ambient
temperature of +40°C.
b. Electrical equipment shall have the appropriate degree of mechanical protection IP
in accordance to the ambient conditions, as detailed in the subsequent paragraphs.
c. Vendor shall design the generator in accordance to IEC 60034-3, taking into
account the Gas Turbine performance versus ambient temperature as per table in
Appendix 3.
d. Generator performance, characteristics and protection & metering schemes shall
comply with the requirements of the Algerian Grid Operator rules (Grid Code) for
generation groups: though the main requirements are preliminarily included in this
Material Requisition, the Vendor have the responsibility of complying with the Grid
Operator requirements.
e. The sizing of the generator and other parts carrying generator current continuously
shall not limit the mechanical power at Gas Turbine shaft whichever the ambient
temperature and at the rated power factor.
8.2 GENERATOR MAIN CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATING CONDITIONS
The generator shall be synchronous type, three-phase, round rotor type, with air to water
heat exchanger.
a. The generator shall be sized to deliver the maximum continuous power at rated
power factor with class B winding temperature rise. Generator ratings (power,
reactances etc.) shall be referred to 40°C primary coolant temperature [IEC 60034-3,
4.2].
b. The main data and capability of the synchronous generator shall be as per annexed
data sheet under Appendix 3.
c. The generator shall be capable to operate in parallel with the external grid at any
active power between the efficient power and the technical minimum and reactive
power, according to generator capability curve, over ranges of generator terminals
voltage and frequency according to IEC 60034-3, Figure 1:
i. Without time limitation for frequency between 49Hz and 51Hz (patterned area)
ii. For single periods not exceeding 15 minutes time between 47.5Hz and 49Hz
and 51Hz and 51.5Hz (no filled area).
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d. The regulator shall guarantee the stable operation of the group for an indefinite
period of time, for any frequency between 47.5 Hz and 51.5 Hz and with any load up
to the maximum power generable by the group. Furthermore, it must guarantee
proper operation in a wider frequency range for limited period of time (typically
down to 47 Hz and up to 52 Hz for few seconds); specific requirements for these
conditions shall be agreed with the Grid Operator during EPC project phase.
e. The generator shall tolerate, without disconnecting, the inverse sequence current
caused by dissymmetric faults cleared by NTG backup protection within 2 seconds.
f. The generator shall withstand without tripping single-phase faults in the 220kV
external grid cleared within 500 ms by means of auto-reclosure systems and a
permanent 10% load unbalance.
g. The generator shall be able to withstand erroneous coupling in out-of-phase
conditions with phase difference of 120° and 180°, without suffering any mechanical
or electrical damages.
h. Generator and its auxiliaries shall be capable of ridding through voltage dips close to
zero for 250ms.
8.3 GENERATOR DESIGN
8.3.1 Conductors and Insulation
All generator windings shall have copper conductors. Stator and field insulation
systems shall be Class F with Class B temperature rise.
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c. The regulator shall allow a stable operation of the generator in the range between
47.5÷51.5 Hz, whichever the load. Moreover it shall allow a correct operation down
to 47 Hz and up to 52 Hz for few seconds.
d. The speed regulator shall include a Frequency Local Integral function, to face major
perturbations in the network, with the following characteristics:
• Automatic activation Frequency error greater than
±0.3Hz
• Automatic inhibition Frequency error lower than ±0.1Hz
8.6 GENERATOR ANCILLARIES
8.7 Generator Control System
The generator control system shall be interfaced with turbine control system and shall
include control (automatic and manual) functions described in this document.
The generator control system shall be arranged for local and remote control via the
Turbine Control System.
8.6.1 Synchronization System
a. An automatic synchronizing system, digital type, shall be provided for each Gas
Turbine Generator; it shall be designed to allow the synchronization at the circuit
breaker on the 35kV switchgear.
b. Synchronizing automatic sequence start/stop shall be possible both via Turbine
Control System and via Electrical Management System (EMS). The following
facilities shall be provided to avoid wrong synchronization:
• Synchro-check relay in series with auto-synchronizer
• Watch-dog relay to continuously monitor synchro-check and auto-synchronizer
• Comparison among upstream and downstream voltages.
b. Facilities to allow manual synchronizing shall be included in Turbine Control System.
8.6.3 Protection System
a. Redundant protections shall be foreseen for any type of faults. Main protections and
their back up shall be provided in different relays (channels), fed by different DC
circuits.
b. Different channels shall act on different lock-out relays.
c. Protective relays shall be of multifunction microprocessor design, PC programmable
type, with facilities for being synchronized from external clock and IEC 61850
communication. Lock-out and auxiliary relays shall be high-speed type.
d. Protective relays shall be connected to the Plant EMS through an IEC 61850 link to
exchange commands and information.
e. Relays shall have internal continuous supervision of the operating condition with
dedicated output alarm relay (watchdog).
f. Each relay shall have Sequence Of Event (SOE) recording function.
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g. All tripping releases shall operate at least down to 70% of the nominal DC supply
voltage.
h. In case of fault within step-up transformer or generator, protections shall trip the
relevant lock-out relay, which opens the 35kVgenerator.
i. In case of fault in the external grid the generator shall promptly separate from the
grid by tripping the incoming 35kV circuit breakers in order to allow operation on
refinery load island. Protections setting shall be agreed with the National Grid
Operator.
j. It shall be possible to test the protective relays by secondary or primary injection.
Secondary injection shall not trip the generator during relay testing. Each relay shall
have dedicated test plug(s) on front of the equipment with easy access.
k. The following protection functions shall be provided, as a minimum:
CHANNEL A CHANNEL B
87G: generator differential relay 87G: generator differential relay
21: under impedance relay 21: under impedance relay
46: reverse phase sequence relay 46: reverse phase sequence relay
24: over-excitation relay 24: over-excitation relay
78: out of step relay 78: out of step relay
40: loss of excitation relay 40: loss of excitation relay
32: reverse power relay 32: reverse power relay
64S: stator earth fault relay (100%) 64S: stator earth fault relay (100%)
64S: stator earth fault relay (95%) 64S: stator earth fault relay (95%)
59: stator over voltage relay 59: stator over voltage relay
27: stator under voltage relay 27: stator under voltage relay
59N: neutral overvoltage relay (MV side) 59N: neutral overvoltage relay (MV side)
81U: under frequency relay 81U: under frequency relay
81O: over frequency relay 81O: over frequency relay
64R: rotor earth fault relay 64R: rotor earth fault relay
60: voltage balance relay 60: voltage balance relay
50BF: breaker failure over-current relay 50BF: breaker failure over-current relay
51V: voltage restrained overcurrent relay 51V: voltage restrained overcurrent relay
86G: lockout relay 86G: lockout relay
80: auxiliary supply bistable relay 80: auxiliary supply bistable relay
CHANNEL A CHANNEL B
87T: step-up transf. differential relay 87O: overall differential relay
87N: step-up transf. earth fault relay (HV
side)
50/51: step-up transf. overcurrent relay
50N/51N: step-up transf. ground overc.
relay (HV side)
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e. Each energy meter shall have suitable IEC 61850 interface (or other available serial
interface) to be connected to the EMS for accounting purposes.
f. Metering system shall be part of generator control, protection and metering cubicle
(IP31).
8.7 CURRENT AND VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS
a. Current and voltage transformer ratings shall be in accordance with IEC 61869
standards. CTs’ shall be selected in order not to limit the generator performance in
the whole ambient temperature range. The short-time thermal and mechanical rating
shall be specified to withstand the available short-circuit current.
b. Particular attention shall be paid to CTs’ transient behaviour. Calculation sheets
shall be produced to demonstrate the correct sizing.
c. CTs’ secondary current shall be preferably 1 A. VT’s secondary voltage shall be
preferably 100 V.
d. For generator/transformer bay, accuracy class for measuring shall be 0.2.
e. Voltage and current transformers shall be readily accessible for maintenance
purposes. Primary side of voltage transformers shall be protected by fuses and
secondary side shall be equipped with miniature circuit breakers (MCBs).
8.8 EMC REQUIREMENTS
a. All the electronic device of the package shall comply with the emission and immunity
levels prescribed by the specific standard applicable to the component.
b. In the absence of a specific standard, reference shall be made to the following IEC
standards.
REFERENCE TEST or CLASS/TEST
STANDARDS MEASUREMENTS LEVEL
EMISSION
IEC 61000-3-4 Emission of harmonic currents by Vendor
IEC 61000-3-5 Flicker by Vendor
IMMUNITY
Electrostatic discharge 6 kV contact
IEC 61000-4-2
immunity 8 kV air
ENV 50204 Radio frequency electromagnetic
IEC 61000-4-3 field Immunity 10 V/m
Power supply: 2 kV
IEC 60801-4 Electrical fast transient/burst
control lines: 2 kV
IEC 61000-4-4 immunity
signal lines: 1 kV
ENV 50142 2 kV line/ground
Surge immunity
IEC 61000-4-5 1 kV line/line
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The DC system shall supply the GTG package DC loads for the time required for the safe
management (shut down) of the Package during the emergency, anyway not less
than one hour.
The DC System voltage level shall be as per Vendor standard (e.g. 110 Vdc or 125 Vdc).
AC/DC rectifiers-battery chargers and battery banks shall be 100% redundant; DC
distribution board shall be formed of one section supplied from one rectifier and
battery branch, the second rectifier being in stand-by.
The batteries shall be Nickel Cadmium type valve regulated.
The batteries shall be installed in dedicated cubicle of the DC system or in the battery
room of the electrical and control module, with direct access from outside. The room
shall be equipped with hydrogen gas detector and ventilation fans.
The distribution boards shall be equipped with fixed automatic circuit breakers, two poles
type, with auxiliary contacts for alarming.
8.12 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (AC)
The UPS system shall supply GTG package loads which require uninterruptible power
supply (to be defined by Vendor).
The UPS System voltage level shall be 230 V single phase.
AC/DC rectifiers-battery chargers, inverters and battery banks shall be 100%
redundant; AC distribution board shall be formed of one section supplied from one
rectifier and battery branch, the second rectifier being in stand-by.
The batteries shall be Nickel Cadmium type valve regulated.
The batteries shall be installed in dedicated cubicle of the UPS system or in the battery
room of the electrical and control module, with direct access from outside. The room
shall be equipped with hydrogen gas detector and ventilation fans.
The distribution boards shall be equipped with fixed automatic circuit breakers, two poles
type, or the combination of switches and fuses, with auxiliary contacts for
alarming.
8.13 INDUCTION MOTORS
a. The induction motors included in the scope of supply shall be in accordance to IEC
60034 series.
b. Induction motors shall have the main following characteristics:
− Motor type asynchronous
− Efficiency class IE3 (IEC 60034-30)
− Cooling type air cooled
− Protection degree motor ≥ IP 54
− Thermal insulation/temperature rise F/B
− Voltage and frequency variation: Normal condition:
zone A (as per IEC 60034-1 fig. 12)
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Exceptional conditions:
zone B (1) (as per IEC 60034-1 fig. 12)
c. Motors shall be designed for direct starting at full voltage and for re-acceleration with
100% residual voltage, and for two consecutive starting at 80% of rated voltage
(from hot condition).
d. In addition they shall keep in service their mechanical loads when the supply voltage
at their terminals is 70% of rated voltage.
e. All DC motors shall be supplied complete of starting resistors.
f. Motor control circuit shall include a local control station (included in the scope of
supply) near the motor on the side opposite the cable entry. The control circuit shall
include the following:
• For motors controlled by an automatic device, the local control station shall
include a selector switch with three maintained positions labelled MAN-OFF-
AUTO, and a start button that can operate only when the selector switch is in
the MAN position. There shall be provision for padlocking the selector switch in
the OFF position.
• For other motors, the local control station shall be START-STOP type and
lockable in the STOP position.
g. All motors will be provided with local emergency stop buttons (included in the scope
of supply).
8.1.4 CABLING
a. LV power cables shall have the following characteristics: annealed stranded copper
conductor, XLPE insulated, concentric type ground return copper conductor, PVC
over sheathed, fire retardant type according to IEC 60332-3A Standard.
b. Control, signal, protection and in board cables shall be flame propagation restraining
and not emitting corrosive and toxic gases, according to IEC 60754-1 and
IEC 60754-2. Control and signal cables shall be shielded type, to prevent EMC
interference. A single shield for each couple of 4-20 mA and RTD signal shall be
foreseen.
c. Safety circuit control cables (including safety lighting cables and emergency
electrical shut-down cables) shall be fire resistant according to IEC 60331.
d. Cables installed in classified area shall be armoured.
e. Above ground instrument cables shall be steel armoured, PVC cover, run in cable
trays.
Power cable section shall be selected according to the following criteria:
• load current, with minimal voltages in normal operation (proper de-rating factors
shall be applied considering the worst laying condition);
(1)
In this condition windings’ temperature shall not exceed 10°C over the temperature rise class B indication
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• fault current withstand (the maximum short circuit level of the supply and the
fault clearing time of the last back-up upstream feeder protective device shall be
used);
• voltage drop (feeders and sub-feeders = 2%, motor feeders = 5% at rated
output and 10% at motor terminals during start-up).
f. Minimum cross sections per electric cables shall be:
• Power cables: 2.5 mm2
• CTs’ cables: 4 mm2
• VTs’ cables: 2.5 mm2
• Electric control cables: 1.5 mm2
g. Colour of cables’ conductors shall be selected in accordance with the standard IEC
60445. Conductors of control cables will be black identified by numerals.
h. For cables installation, cable trays and ladders shall be used on-skid and on-base.
For off-base connections underground installation shall be considered with cables
installed in PVC duct bank.
i. Different cable typologies shall be separated by appropriate. Where necessary,
segregation with appropriate barriers shall be arranged to avoid the risk of fire
propagation to near cables.
8.1.5 TESTING
8.15.1 Generator and excitation system
a. The generator and its excitation system shall be fully assembled, tested and
inspected in Manufacturer’s plant. The tests shall consist of Manufacturer's standard
factory tests and shall include at least the following:
• Measurement of insulation resistance of generator stator and rotor windings.
• Measurement of cold resistance of generator stator and rotor windings.
• High potential test of generator stator and rotor windings.
• Measurement of polarization index of generator stator winding.
• Mechanical balancing and measuring vibration of the generator rotor.
• Overspeed test of generator rotor at not less than 120 percent of normal
operating speed.
• Hydrostatic test on generator air-water coolers at 1.5 times the rated pressure
by the Cooler Vendor.
• Polarity of field coils
• Measurement of air gap
• No load saturation test
• Heat run test (temperature rise test)
• Short circuit characteristic
• No-load losses (PF=1)
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Each GTG HMI schematic engineered by the Vendor, with the associated I/O’s, shall be
provided in an official document by the Vendor during detailed engineering.
As an OPTION the Vendor shall quote all necessary hardware and software to allow the
Vendor remote access to the system. The communication will be realized by means of a
dedicated phone line provided by others (Vendor shall include the modem and provide the
requirements of the phone line). This station will not be used as a standard HMI station.
The Vendor shall work with Client on the security details for this remote connection.
It shall be possible to synchronize the time in the control and protection system by an
external master clock signal made available on the GTG data link.
The Mark VIe system shall be sized in order to provide 15% spare I/O capability upon
completion of the unit commissioning and start-up.
that impact the plant reliability factor shall be implemented with ”two out of three
(2oo3)” sensors. Other fault tolerant voting strategies (e.g. exhaust temperature) shall be
proposed by Vendor.
During the bidding phase the Vendor shall submit a preliminary list of the trip initiators and
voting strategies for review.
Minimum degree of environmental protection for instruments is IP65.
All process-connected measurements such as pressure transmitters shall have isolation
valves to facilitate maintenance.
If the Site Performance Tests require field instrumentation with technical characteristics &
performances different from those normally used for the operation of the unit, the
provision of such instruments (on a temporary basis) shall be included in the scope of
supply. The installation activities will also be included and will consist in the removal
of the existing instrumentation, installation of the instruments for the tests, electrical
connection to the control systems, removal of the instrumentation after the tests,
installation of the original instruments and electrical connection to the control systems.
9.4 Wiring
Vendor shall avoid the routing of wiring through or within areas that may be exposed to
temperatures that could jeopardize the functionality of the cables. If this cannot be
avoided in all situations, the Vendor shall include in the design details to protect this wiring
from heat related damage.
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9 Deviation List
14 Consumable list
15 Reference list
In principle, vendor shall prepare his proposal in full compliance with the stipulations,
conditions and requirements stated in this requisition.
Vendor’s exceptions and deviations from the Purchaser’s documents shall clearly be
listed in the format (attached as Appendix); otherwise vendor’s quotation shall be
regarded to be fully conforming to the Purchaser’s requirements.
Even if there is no Exception, Deviation and Clarifications, Vendor shall submit
Appendix to declare Vendor’s full compliance.
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See Appendix 32
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