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BVW#7 COMPRESSOR STATION PROJECT

ELECTRICAL DESIGN MANUAL

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C 24-Jan-2003 Final N. Hengen W. Horn M. Lebenyi

B 06-Jan-2003 For Approval 0. Lorey W. Horn M. Lebenyi
A 16-Dec-2002 Issued for Comment H. Fiedler W.Horn M. Lebenvi
REV. NO. DATE REVISION PREPARED CHECKED APPROVED

PTT CONTRACT No
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Contents

SCOPE 3

REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS 3

GENERAL 4

SERVICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 4

AREA CLASSIFICA'TION AND EQUIPMENT' APPLICATION 5

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 6

POWER SUPPLY 7

POWER DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER- 8

MOTOR CONTROL 8

MOTORS 9

WIRES AND CABLES, 9

INSTALLATION OF CABLES 11

LIGHTING 13

GROUNDING 15

ALARMS 17

FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM 19

RECEPTACLES AND MOUNTING HEIGHTS 19

CONTRACTORS" DOCUMEN'TATION - 20

APPENDIX 20

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1 SCOPE

'This specification covers the general requirements, design, supply, installation and
commissioning of complete electrical facilities of the compressor station BVW#7

For specific requirements not described in this specification, reference should be

made to the Regulations, Codes and Specifications listed in section 2 of this
specification and all construction drawings,,

The electrical system will include the following items:

Electrical power distribution
Lighting systems
Grounding systems
D C System for Cathodic Protection and switchgear TripIClose
actuation

2 REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS

The electrical materials and instruments shall conform to the latest edition of
following regulations, standards and codes:

Recommendation for rotating electrical

machinery, motors and generators IEC 43 1
Recommended practice for electrical installations at the gas
compressor station
Recommended practice for classification of location for electrical
installation at gas facilities ANSllNEC C1
Safety rules for installation and maintenance of
electric supply and communication lines NEClANSIC2.2
Standard for cross linked polyethylene
insulated wire and cables IPCEAS-66524
Lighting intensities IEC
Lighting protection IEC

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0 National electric code IEC

Switchgear IEEE C37
Transformer IEC
Institute of electrical & electronic engineers IEEE

Electrical equipment and materials shall comply preferably with relevant international
standards Electrical equipment and materials may comply with other national
standards provided they are approved by recognised national certifying authorities of
the country of origin and approved by the Company.

3 GENERAL

The scope of work of the supplier of the equipment includes the following as a
minimum:

Design, engineering of the system and project management

0 Manufacturing
Factory acceptance test
Shipping
Supervision during installation of the system
. Start-up, pre-commissioning and commissioning
Supply of commission spare parts
Documentation

4 SERVICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

Location

All equipment shall be suitable for operation in a hot, dusty and humid environment,
subject to monsoonal rains

For basic design date refer to Specification E4 0204 07-4700-002Rev 0

Design temperature for electrical equipment 52 "C

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Physicalprotection

Electrical equipment will be installed indoors or outdoors, above or below ground,

with or without additional protection as further detailed in relevant specifications for
various types of equipment,,

5 AREA CLASSIFICATION AND EQUIPMENT APPLICATION

Area classification shall be developed for installation based upon the requirements of
"Recommended Practice for Classification of Locations for Electrical Equipment at
gas compressors facilities", 199 xs or later edition Drawings shall be prepared
indicating the classification and extent of each area and shall include reference to
major structures and equipment contained therein All equipment which is considered
a source of flammable liquid, gas or vapour shall be shown on the drawings Source
shall be identified by equipment number, flammable materials handled, and
atmosphere group as per NEC
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All equipment installed in hazardous areas shall be certified for use in the appropriate
area classification and shall bear permanent indication from either BASEEFA,
CENELEC or an approved testing laboratory in the country of manufacture. In
general the equipment shall be protected by one of the following methods:

- Ex i Intrinsically Safe
- Exd Explosion Proof
- Ex p Pressurized / purged Enclosure
.. Ex m Encapsulation
- Exe Increased safety

Equipment meeting these standards may be installed in classified areas as indicated

in the following table:

Equipment protection methods

Area classif. Ex i Ex d Ex p Ex m Ex e

Standard industrial equipment having enclosures suitable for indoor or outdoor

locations as appropriate may be applied in unclassified (safe) areas

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Whenever feasible electrical equipment should be installed in safe areas

Equipment for installation in classified areas shall be suitably certified by one of the
following authorities:

American Equipment U L (Underwriter Laboratories)

German Equipment PTB ( Physikalische Technische Bundesanstalt )
British Equipment BASEEFA (British Approvals Service for
Electrical Equipment in Flammable
Atmospheres)
French Equipment Le Ministre Du Developement Industriel et
Scientifique
Equipment of other Countries Such equipment may be accepted provided it has
been tested and certified by any one above listed
authorities

6 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Single line diagrams shall cover all power and excitation circuits including metering
and protective relaying One line diagrams shall be a separate set of drawings and
may not be based on other types of drawings

The one line diagrams shall include:

Major Equipment Ratings

Generators V, kW, PF, Xd, Xd"

Power Transformers kVA (ONANIONAF), V, Hz

Phase, tap range, impedance BIL,
(if arrestors), vector group,
Connections, grounding

Circuit breakers Continuous A, interrupting MVA or

kA, momentary kA ( if different )

Bus Continuous A, momentary kA,

(Spec symmetrical or asymmetrical)

Arrestors kV opening

Neutral grounding devices A (limit)

Current and Potential Transformers Ratios, connectors

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Cable supplying power transformers Size and substation buses

Protective Relays Device number and number of

Elements

Loads Size, service, number

The principal voltage levels shall be as follows:

Power Utilization

22 kV, 3 phase, 50 Hz, 3 wire Solidly Grounded Neutral

380 V, 3 phase, 50 Hz, 3 wire Solidly Grounded Neutral
220 V, 3 phase, 50 Hz, 4 wire Solidly Grounded Neutral
110 VDC
48 VDC, Ungrounded
24 VDC, Ungrounded
The electrical system shall be capable of handling the maximum expected plant
loads continuously These expected plant loads shall be detailed in load summary
schedules During starting of a motor, the voltage at its terminal shall not fall below
80% of motor rated voltage
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Power cables shall be sized as per NEC requirements limiting the maximum voltage
drop in the cable to 17% on motor starting, or 3% when running, whichever requires
the larger cross section

7 POWER SUPPLY

i Electrical power for the facilities to be constructed may be derived from the existing
22 kV open air line via an additional transformer The dimension of this transformer
rating shall be approx 80 % of the summary compressor station The whole
equipment for connection to the existing 22 kV line shall be provided

Facilities unable to meet the requirements of Section 6 shall be provided with a new
primary sub-station, power transformer and distribution switchgear The electrical
sub-station shall be located in an area of the control building as close as possible to
the plant area with which it is associated and shall comprise of the following :

Dead End Structure, Line Fuses and Protection

22 kVl380 V Distribution 'Transformer
380 V Distribution SwitchboardIMCC
220 V Lighting & Small Power Distribution Board
110 V Uninterruptible Power Supply

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All equipment should be suitable for continuous operation in a tropical environment,

housed in a prefabricated, skid mounted, fully isolated, sheet metal enclosure
(except transformers) complete with all necessary standard and emergency lighting,
power outlets, air-conditioning and fire detectionlprotection equipment The enclosure
will be designed to prevent the ingress of sand and insects and to provide a clean
cool working environment

8 POWER DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER

Distribution transformers shall comply with Specification N o E3-020407-4700-112

Distribution transformers will be of indoor type for installation on concrete foundations

(rolling tracks) in a suitable transformer room and inherent suitable personal
protection

A separate oil pit shall be provided for each transformer Oil pits shall be filled with
gravel and shall be of sufficient size to retain the quantity of oil in its associated
transformer

Bus ducts shall not be used for secondary connection of transformers to motor
control centres Such connections shall be by cables or in concrete trenches and
entering the switchboard from below

Transformer sizing shall normally be 120% of the total motor operating load plus the
lighting and electric heating loads, and shall also permit starting of largest motor with
remaining normal connected load operating without secondary bus voltage drop
exceeding 15% of normal

Transformers shall be provided with taps at: +2,5%

I- and +/- 5,0%

9 MOTOR CONTROL

Switchboard IMCC shall be of the metal enclosed cubicle with multi-tier starter units
for 380 V motors and shall be housed as indicated in the relevant section of this
specification,,

Switchboard IMCC shall comply with specification No E3-0204 07-4700-1 18-Rev 0

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10 MOTORS

Motors shall comply with specification No. E3-020407-4700-119-Rev0

Motor windings shall be designed for the following voltages:

0,5 kW to 200 kW 380 V / 3 Phase , 5 0 Hz

below 0,5 kW may be single phase motor

All motors shall have "lock-off' type emergency stop buttons located adjacent to the
motor

11 WIRES AND CABLES

All power, control, lighting and instrument cables shall be manufactured in

accordance with specification No -E3-0204 07-4700-120 and shall comply with the
latest issue of the applicable IEEE or IEC specifications with respect to ratings and
isolation All building or control wire must be constructed with 98% conductivity
( copper

Aluminium conductors shall only be used for overhead power installations

Acceptable classes of conductor isolation are as follows:
Moisture resistant thermoplastic for wiring 600 Volts and below, Moisture resistant
cross linked polyethylene for wiring 600 Volts and below, and PVC jacketed cross
linked polyethylene for wiring above 600 Volts

Mineral isolation, 600 Volt rated, if copper sheathed and PVC jacketed Minimum
acceptable isolation thickness between conductors and between conductors on
sheath shall be 1,5 mm (0 06 in)

Isolation shall be fully resistant against petroleum products, weak acids and all
alkalis, intense sunlight, moisture and abrasion from wind driven sand Isolation shall
be rated for handling at -5 "C and for operation at +90 "C or better

Cable armour shall be either galvanised steel or corrosion resistant aluminium

containing less than 0,4 % copper Armoured cable installed outdoor or underground
shall have an outer thermosetting or thermoplastic jacket

Cable jackets shall be colour coded, with tracers as necessary, for ease of
identification Colour code shall be as follows :

Power, Lighting and Miscellaneous Cables black or grey

Fire and Gas - Explosion Proof red
Fire and Gas - Intrinsically Safe red / blue trace
Gas Detection light blue / brown

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 Flame Detection light blue 1orange
Heat Detection light blue Igreen
Smoke Detection light blue 1 yellow
C 0 2 Dump System Controls red 1 orange
Deluge Release Control red 1 brown
Manual Fire Alarms red I yellow
Fire Pump Controls red 1 white

Use of coloured bands adjacent to the cable numbering, may be used as an

alternative to coded jacketing

Wire and cable passing close to high temperature equipment and piping shall use
isolation and jacket materials suitable for higher ambient temperatures expected

The maximum permissible voltage drop in cables for normal operation shall be as
follows :

Feeders to area sub-station 1%

Motor branch circuits 3 % (continuous)
17 % (starting inrush)
Lighting branch circuits 2 % (from panel to furthest outlet)
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Single Core Power cables shall have nonmagnetic armouring, which shall be
bonded to the grounding system and shall be installed in trefoil formation with clamps
suitably rated to withstand the applicable short circuit bursting force

All cables shall be rated adequately, with suitable derating factors applied for :

Ambient air temperature

Grouping arrangement of cables on a tray or cable rack
Buried directly in the ground or ducts

Cable sizes for control and signal cables shall be as follows

- Control cables 14 AWG ( 2,5 mm2 )

- Signal cables 1 6 ~ ~ ~ ( 1 , 5 m m ~ )

Thermal short circuit rating shall also be taken into account, consideration being
given to maximum applicable fault clearance time possible

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12 INSTALLATION OF CABLES

Cables mounted above the ground

The installation of cables above the ground requires the utmost attention to neatness
to improve the aesthetic qualities of the final installation, and consequently much
thought should be given to cable positioning to minimise the number of crossovers.

Where cables are run above grade they shall be securely fixed to suitably supported
robust perforated galvanised steel cable trays

Cable shall be grouped according to voltage, and in minor cable runs specific trays
shall be used for each group

Power I Lighting control cables shall not be mounted on same cable trays or racks as
temperature compensating cable or air supply lines

Cable racks and trays shall be attached to steel supporting structures of building,
i platforms or pipelines They shall not be supported from process piping

Cables shall be fixed in positions where they shall not be exposed to oil, direct
sunlight or heat from other hot objects unless the cables and their accessories are
specially designed to withstand the effect of exposure to oil and heat,

All cable racks and trays installed in open locations shall be fitted with sunshades to
prevent overheating by direct sunlight

A minimum distance of 10" shall be maintained from all hot vessels, pipelines or
other hot objects for all cable rack or tray,,

Cables shall be installed in such a manner as to minimise the effects in vibration of

any equipment

Cables to individual consumers shall be installed on light duty cable tray, adequately
supported between the main cable route and the consumer terminal box

Under no circumstances shall any cable be bent to a radius less than the minimum
specified by the manufacturer, Straining of cables at cable glands shall not be
permitted and cables shall run straight out of the gland for a minimum of 4" before
beginning to bend,,

Each cable shall be individual as designated on the cable schedu!e, by means of

unique identification markers Each cable shall be so identified at its point of origin
and termination, at both sides of any penetration and at 30'0" intervals along its
length

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Cable trays should be assembled type, hot-dipped galvanised steel construction -

either robust perforated galvanised steel cable trays or ladder type

Cable tray fill shall not exceed 40 % of its cross-sectional area

Cables installed on top of horizontal tray shall be secured to it by means of nylon

straps or equivalent material at intervals not exceeding 20 feet

Where vertical trays penetrate the floor or ground they shall be provided with covers
for at least 6 feet above the floor or ground elevation, unless waived on Contractor's I
Client's drawings

The cable tray system shall be grounded

Cable tray systems shall be electrically continuous and grounded at intervals not
exceeding 75 feet

Cable Termination

All conductor terminations shall be by means of compression type solderless cable

lugs, except control circuits and other small wiring which shall be wired to readily
accessible clamp type terminal blocks

All cables shall be supported so as to ensure that no weight has to be borne by the
terminations

Grounding conductors included within cables and metallic sheathing and armouring
of cables shall be connected to the grounding system

Each terminal and connected wire or cable core shall be marked and identified with
suitable plastic type ferrules, in accordance with relevant wiring diagrams

Terminal studs in transformer cable terminating boxes shall be wrapped with "Scotch"
tape.

When the cables to motors are too large for the terminal box, they shall be
terminated in a suitable junction box and a smaller cable used between the junction
box and the motor as detailed in relevant cable schedules

Outdoor cable glands shall be provided with a seal to prevent the ingress of dust
Glands in classified hazardous areas shall be of approved flameproof type

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 Particular attention shall be paid to the phase sequencing of power cable termination
since subsequent alternation is difficult and time consuming

13 LIGHTING

Scope

Two separate lighting systems shall be provided; a main system and an emergency
backup system
Main L~ghfing

i Supply 230 VAC, 1 Phase, 2 wire, 50 Hz

ii Control - outdoors

General area flood lighting shall be controlled by a single photo-electric cell

controlled multi-pole lighting relay The flood lighting can also be controlled manually
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iii Control -. indoors

All indoor lighting shall be manually controlled with switches at convenient positions
next to entrances of doors

Design

Lighting shall provide the following minimum illumination levels in service as

measured on the horizontal phase :

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1.13. Separators 5
1.14. General Areas 1
1.16. Unit and Central Control
1.16.1. House ( or rooms ) 75
1.16.2. Console desk area 100
1.16.3. Panel front 75
1.16.4. Panel interior 20

Emergency Lighting

The emergency lighting shall be by fitting with self-contained battery units which shall
automatically operate in case of mains failure and shall remain illuminated for a
minimum of 60 minutes The number of fittings required shall be approx 25 % of the
total fittings requirement for each of the respective areas and shall be located at
manned control panels, exits, and areas which will cause personnel safety hazard on
loss of main power
The laws and standards of the country must be strictly adhered to

Lighting Distribution boards

Generally, lighting distribution boards shall be suitable for 230 V, 3 phase, 4 wire 50
Hz operation, Branch ( outgoing ) circuits shall be of the single pole, phase protected
by fuses or miniature type circuit breakers rated at 15 amps One spare branch circuit
shall be provided for every five circuits used Each circuit shall be loaded only up to
approx 10 Amps to leave at least 25% spare capacity

Normally, lighting distribution boards shall be installed in control rooms

Where it is necessary to locate lighting distribution boards out door they shall be
installed in safe areas They shall be of the weatherproof type and be under a sun
canopy

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 Lighting Fixtures

Fixtures shall be of the type specified below :

General Area Lighting ( Outdoors )

On-plot high pressure sodium floodlighting must be supplemented by
fluorescent lights where necessary
General Lighting ( Indoors )

Fluorescent fittings must be ceiling mounted

All fittings installed outdoors shall be of a weatherproof type and suitable for use in
the respective hazardous areas

Fittings shall be spaced to provide uniform illumination as far as possible

Illumination shall be provided for all non-self-illuminating gauges and instruments

Lamps that are adversely affected by transient voltage disturbances shall be kept to
( a m~nimumIf used for main lighting, they shall be adequately interspersed with
lamps that are not affected They shall not be used for emergency lighting
Discharge type lamps in operating areas which incorporate rotating equipment shall
be supplied from more than one phase to minimise stroboscopic effects

Installation

Fittings shall be so connected and located that the maintenance and the replacement
of lamps can be achieved safely and conveniently by one man

A common grounding system is necessary All connections and links shall be of

connector type,,
The neutral of all power systems shall be solidly grounded at the transformer
secondary For further details please refer to "Cabinet Grounding Diagram", J-3-
0204 07-4700-007,

Equipment Grounding

All non-current carrying metallic parts of the facility shall be directly

grounded by connection to the grounding system
The main grounding system shall be bonded to the 380 Volt system

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All structures, vessels, tanks, etc shall be connected to the main

grounding system
The resistance of grounding system to the general mass of earth shall
be as low as feasible, but shall never exceed 2 ohm at any point on the
grounding system,,

Main plant grounding system shall be least one ring system of 210 -
AWG (70 mm2) minimum PVC sheathed stranded copper grounding
conductor connected to the existing grounding equipment Branch
connections to motors or small equipment shall be 4 - AWG (16 mm2)
min green PVC sheathed stranded copper conductor,

Ground rods shall be % " diameter copper clad steel ground rod of
suitable length to achieve the desired resistance to earth

Lighting and static earthing

Grounding and bonding for lighting and static protection shall be in accordance with
i the recommendations of ANSI C 51, API and NEC
Main ground system may be utilized for grounding and bonding required for lighting
and static grounding

Installation of grounding system

The grounding system shall be designed on the ring principle with interconnection of
conductors to equipment as necessary The ring shall be connected to the main
ground system via earth bars and shall be green PVC insulated stranded copper min,
210 AWG ( 70 rnm2 ), branch conductors to equipment shall be a minimum of 4-AWG
( 16 m m 2 ) ,

In general, grounding conductors shall be run on main cable routes

All underground cable connections to the ground ring shall be of the thermo weld
type or similar, and each joint shall be taped
Vessels shall be provided with lugs for ground connection Ground cables shall be
bolted to lugs with solderless connectors Vessels having cathodic protection at the
bottom shall not be connected to the main ground system to avoid affecting the
efficiency of the cathodic protection system
Electrical equipment grounding shall be by means of bolted connections Equipment
holding down bolts shall not be used at the grounding points
Cable armour shall not be used as the only means for the return of ground fault
currents and shall nevertheless be grounded through the gland connection to the
grounded equipment

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Connections between main grounding systems and electrodes shall be arranged so

that easy inspection, maintenance and testing of individual electrodes will be
possible
Cable armour of single-core power cables shall be grounded at both ends and at any
splice

15 ALARMS

Sub-station Alarms

Bus tie alarms shall be provided as follows:

For each secondary-selective substation, to give abnormal indication

whenever the breaker is closed or not in the operating position
For each spot network substation, to give abnormal indication whenever
the bus sectionalizing device is open or not in the operating position,,

For the two incoming circuit breakers or each spot network substation, a single alarm
shall be provided, giving abnormal indication whenever either breaker is open or not
in operating position Transformers rated 500 kVA and larger shall be provided with
an alarm as follows:

The alarm shall be actuated by contacts in the liquid temperatule

thermometer and shall give abnormal indication whenever the
transformer reaches its maximum self cooled operating temperature as
indicated by the thermometer
An alarm for each transformer with 2 float Buchholz relays is to be
actuated by slow gas accumulation

Transformer alarms shall also be provided for differential relaying

Switchgear control alarms shall be provided as follows:

Control battery charger alarms as listed below for each sub-station

control battery
o Loss of an AC battery charger The detecting device shall be
connected to the load side of the protective device or switch closest
to the charger in the supply circuit
o Low battery charger DC output voltage
o High battery charger DC output voltage
o Low battery voltage
Ground fault alarm actuated by contacts in the control power system

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ground detector
One alarm relay shall be provided to monitor the trip circuit for each DC
controlled circuit breaker not controlling a motor

All alarms shall conform to the following:

Plaster units and relays used in annunciator cabinets shall be of plug-in

type,
Alarm systems shall be fail-safe type and utilizing normally closed alarm
contacts
Annunciators may be of solid state type and of modular construction
Acknowledge and lamp test switches shall be provided for each
annunciator cabinet

Motor alarms

Motor alarms shall be provided as shown below, Alarms shall be located in the
control room unless specified otherwise,
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I Alarm function I Alarm r e w i r e d for motor I Alarm actuated by 1

Bearing high temperature
Winding high temperature
Winding high temperature
Winding high
~ - temperature
Air ( or Gas ) low pressure
Motor - off
having
Bearing temperature relays or Bearing temperature relay contacts ( A single
detectors alarm can be provided to actuate if either or both
relays operate )
Resistance temperature Contacts in winding temperature indicating
detectors controller
Winding temperature detectors Winding temperature detector contacts
(thermistor)
Alarm thermal relay in motor Alarm thermal relay contacts
controller
Pressurized motor enclosure, or Pressure sensing device located on high
pressurized commutator or slip pressure side if air ( or gas ) supply line ( as
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rina enclosure close to the ~ressurereducina
practical )
- device as
When specified Auxiliary contact of motor contiol ( A second
contact of motor stop button shall prevent
operation of alarm when the motor is shut own at
its control station )

Motor winding high temperature alarms shall be set to operate when the normal or
anticipated motor load is exceeded and before the overload relay setting is reached

Operating sequence of "motor off' alarm shall be:

Motor running - light off and horn silent

Motor shutdown - light on steady and horn silent
Motor shutdown by other means - light on or flashing and horn sounding

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Alarm for emergency valve motor actuators

An alarm shall be provided for each remote bus supplying motor actuators for block
valves used in emergency isolation or shutdown and liquid pull down or vapour blow
down service The alarm shall supervise bus voltage and shall be actuated by
contacts of a normally energised supervisory relay at the valve bus and shall operate
on loss of voltage The alarms shall be located in the control room

16 FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM

The fire fighting system shall come into play when the fire alarm system has been
activated The fire alarm system and the fire fighting system installed by the
Contractor shall work effectively and in conjunction with each other,

17 RECEPTACLES AND MOUNTING HEIGHTS

Receptacles or convenience outlets in process buildings shall be provided, enabling

a 10 m extension cable to provide coverage in all areas as approved by the owner

Receptacles on convenience outlets shall be provided adjacent to all outdoor coolers

Receptacles or convenience outlets in non-processing buildings shall be provided to

give adequate coverage in all areas as approved by the owner

Receptacles or convenience outlets above the counter in a kitchen area shall be split
receptacles fed from a dedicated double pole lighting panel circuit

Mounting Heights

The mounting height of equipment and Ior components shall be from finished floor
level to the centre of the equipment and 1or components

Light and control switches for building or room auxiliary devices shall be located on
the latch side of the door

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18 CONTRACTORS' DOCUMENTATION

All CONTRACTOR correspondence, documents, certificates and drawings shall be in

the English language Fur further details refer to "General Specification for Electrical,
SCADA, Instrumentation and Telecommunication", Chapter 10

19 APPENDIX

"Cabinet Grounding Diagram" : J-3-0204.07-4700-007

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