560 000 TS M 296a

PROJECT N C-560
MINERA CHINALCO PERU S.A.
TOROMOCHO PROJECT
Technical Specification 000-TS-M-296A
Chutes, Platework & Abrasion Resistant Lining
Aker Metals, Inc. Owner Approval: R. Rickard

333 E. Wetmore Rd, Suite 600
Tucson, Arizona 85705 Date: 12/17/2010
REV DATE BY CHK APPROVAL DESCRIPTION

A 12/16/10 DC FEM RC Issued for Bid
0 04/19/11 DC FEM RC ISSUED FOR PURCHASE TO FIMA S.A.
1 08/12/11 DC FEM RC ISSUED FOR CHANGE ORDER
DISTRIBUTION A B C 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9
Client
Procurement 12/20 4/25 8/22
Field
Internal Review
Note: Signed originals on file
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INDEX
PAGE
1 SCOPE ..................................................................................................................................3
2 WORK EXCLUDED ..............................................................................................................4
3 CODES AND STANDARDS .................................................................................................4
4 OPERATING AND DESIGN CONDITIONS ..........................................................................5
5 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................5
6 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS ............................................................................17
7 ASSEMBLY AND TESTING ...............................................................................................18
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1 SCOPE
This specification covers the minimum requirements for furnishing labor, tools, materials,
equipment, supplies, services and transportation necessary to design, detail, furnish,
manufacturer, assemble, paint (if required), test and deliver Chutes, Platework and
Abrasion Resistant Lining, but specifically exclude work listed in Section 2. Everything is
part of the Toromocho Project, property of Minera Chinalco Per S.A., located in central
Peru in the Morococha Mining District, Yauli Province, Junin Department.
Vendor shall furnish drawings, data and descriptive information in the detail and quantity
required by MR (VDRS).
1.1 Work Included
The Vendor's scope of supply shall include, but is not limited to all the items
stated in the Material Requisition N 560-000-MR-M-296A Chutes, Platework &
Abrasion Resistant Lining.
This document shall include the chute list and the drawings of each chute
required, with full dimensional definition and full steel and liner material
requirements.
1.2 Alternate Quotations
Alternate quotations shall be considered in the event the Vendor is not in

agreement with any portion of this specification. However, Vendor must submit a
basic quotation completely in accordance with all terms and conditions set forth
herein. Alternates shall be considered only as separate items and must be
submitted in the same form called for herein.
1.3 Technical Data Requirement
The data requested in the Vendor Data Requirement Schedule (VDRS) included
in the Requisition shall be furnished by the Vendor. As indicated in the respective
procurement documents a schedule must be issued with the proposal showing, in
bar chart form, all engineering, manufacturing, inspection and supply activities.
The Vendor must issue at least a monthly progress report, indicating all variations
and steps taken to recover any delays with respect to his proposed activity.
All drawings must be supplied in electronic format in order to be used in the
documentation system of Toromocho Project.

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2 WORK EXCLUDED
Material transport to site.

Unloading and storage at site
Steel structure support not shown in the design drawing
Installation labor and materials
Piping external to the equipment packages
Connection bolts with external equipment to be installed at site, with the exception of
specification of material type and diameter
Ceramic Lining
3 CODES AND STANDARDS
Design shall comply with all standards and codes stated in this and attached
specifications (see Appendix A, 000-OT-M-001 Standard Technical and Site Data.) and
local laws, ordinances and regulations and the below standards:
SSPC Steel Structure Painting Council

BS 6374:1985 Part 5: Lining of Equipment with polymeric materials for the Process
Industries.
ANSI/ASTM D 3486 Standard recommended practices for installation of vulcanizable
rubber tank linings.
ASTM D 412 Tests for rubber properties in tension.
ASTM D 429 Standard test methods for rubber property -
adhesion to rigid substrate.
ASTM D 471 Test for rubber property - effects of liquids.
ASTM D 573 Test for rubber deterioration in an air oven.
ASTM D 2240 Test for rubber property - durometer hardness.
ASTM E 337 Test for relative humidity by wet and dry bulb psychrometer.
AWS D 1.1 Structural Welding Code
In the event of difference between codes and/or standards, the most stringent code or
standard shall apply. Whenever reference is made in an Equipment Specification to a
specific code or standard, it shall be understood that the latest edition of such reference,
as of the date of proposal, shall govern.

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4 OPERATING AND DESIGN CONDITIONS
Site data, design conditions and general engineering requirements are specified in
Appendix Standard Technical and Site Data Appendix A, Document 000-OT-M-001
The components assemblies supplied to these specifications shall be suitable for
outdoor installation, and the design of the equipment shall be intended for continuous
operation 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, and 365 days per year for 25 years,
except for the liner material.
5 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
5.1 General
This Equipment Specification outlines the minimum requirements for fabrication,

assembly, inspection and testing for the supply of Chutes, Carbon Steel
Miscellaneous Platework and Abrasion Resistant Lining, including all necessary
accessories, to be installed outdoors, as part of the Toromocho Project, property
of Minera Chinalco Per S.A.
The Chutes, Platework and Abrasion Resistant Lining shall be complete in every
aspect and ready to operate after assembly.
The Chutes, Platework and Abrasion Resistant Lining and all accessories shall
conform to the requirements of this Equipment Specification, all Technical
Specifications and Design Drawings included in the Material Requisition N 560-
000-MR-M-296A.
Compliance with this Specification does not relieve the Vendor of its responsibility
to supply the equipment such that it has satisfactory safety, operability,
maintainability and reliability and be fabricated for continuous full load service.
Approval by Aker Solutions of the Vendors fabrication and assembly drawings
does not relieve the Vendor of the responsibility for the integrity of the design.
If the Vendor has knowledge of any facts which may significantly affect the
design of the equipment, but are not covered in this Specification, the Vendor
shall inform Aker Solutions immediately.
Chutes, hoppers, bins, mixing and transfer boxes, launders and miscellaneous
platework shall be designed for unprotected assembly outdoors and shall be
welded construction with bolted flanges and loose flanges where necessary for
field fitting and adjustment. Chute edges shall be made dust-tight by seal
welding.
Material cutting shall commence only after fabrication and assembly drawings,
showing the location of the seam and the preparation of the joint, have been
reviewed / accepted by Aker Solutions. All seams shall be staggered.

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The cutting and shearing of plate shall be done neatly and accurately. Shearing
shall be limited to steel of 10 mm and less. Thickness steelplates greater than
10mm, shall be flame cut so that neat smooth edges are formed. Wherever
practicable, flame cutting shall be performed with a mechanically guided torch. All
edges exposed to view shall be rounded. Holes may be punched or drilled. Oxy
cutting of holes is not acceptable.
Chutes, hoppers and bins design shall be defined for minimize to dust production
in the transfer points.
All field and shop bolted connections shall be provided with gaskets, nuts, bolts
and lock washers. They shall also be designed for easy maintenance.
Rock boxes shall be incorporated at transfer points where excessive wear is
anticipated. All wear surfaces shall be lined with bolted abrasion resistant liners
and/ or bolted rubber liners. Where possible, rock boxes shall be designed to
minimize wear bars, etc.
Chutes and bins shall be standardized to help liner installation using patterns and
liner dimensions. Seller shall develop standard liner details.
All chutes shall be provided with clean-out and inspection hatch with gasket,
latched, and hinged (opening to the side).
Discharge chutes shall contain an inspection door of minimum size 300 mm x
300 mm and preferably 400 mm x 400 mm if space allows. The inspection door
shall be easily accessible and shall give viewing to both the chute entrance and
the discharge stream of material.
The door shall be effectively sealed to prevent the egress of dust. Access doors
shall be internally flush with chute casing to avoid spill-out of material when
opened.
Grating, ladder and handrails shall be designed in accordance with the 000-GD-
C-002 , Civil & Structural Design Criteria".
Piping flanges shall be in accordance with ANSI B16.5.
Nozzles, instruments nozzles, lifting lugs and openings shall be designed in
compliance with the design drawings.
5.2 Materials of Construction
Materials used in the fabrication of the plateworks shall be new and free of
defects and shall be of the type and grade specified on design drawings.
Discharges chutes, transfer chutes, hoppers and bins shall be fabricated from 6.0
mm (minimum) thickness ASTM A36 steel plates or equivalent approved by Aker
Solutions, with necessary stiffeners.

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5.3 Welding
The welding preparation, weld qualities, surface finish, qualification of weld

procedures and welding personnel, and fabrication and inspection requirements
shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of AWS D1.1 and pre
qualified procedures accepted by Aker Solutions.
All weld details shall be shown on fabrication drawings and submitted to Aker
Solutions for approval. Welds not made in accordance with the approved
qualified procedure will be subject to rejection.
Welds shall be free of slag, undercutting, porosity, pitting, high spots, pockets or
pinholes, and on lined items shall be ground smooth and flush on the side to be
lined.
Repair of defective welds shall be in accordance with AWS D1.1
The edges of all attachments (e.g. brackets, clips and others) shall be completely
welded to prevent corrosion between attachments and the base material.
Where welding is to be carried out on-site, tents shall be used to avoid
contamination by oil, exhaust fumes, dirt and dust.
Field welding must be minimized and shall be accepted only where bolted
connections are not possible.
Perform field-welding by using certified welders who are required to submit
copies of current certificates to the buyers representative. Field-welding shall
conform to AWS D1.1.
The Vendor shall select consumable grade(s) that matches the base material in
accordance with the relevant code(s).
All personnel performing welding operations shall be fully qualified to the
requirements of AWS D1.1. Evidence of such qualification shall be submitted to
Aker Solutions inspector.
All welding personnel shall be qualified to weld the approved welding procedures
they intend to employ.
All welding procedures shall be qualified before use, in accordance with the
requirements of AWS D1.1.
The Vendor shall submit fabrication and assembly drawings for approval. The
basis for design shall be Aker Solutions design drawings.

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5.4 Abrasion Resistant Lining
5.4.1 General
Ease of replacement of liners shall be considered in high wear areas.

Bolted liners shall be fastened with countersunk flat head bolts, except non-
impact steel wear plate (linings) may be welded.
Weight of any wear plate (liner) to be handled manually shall not exceed 25 kg
and shall have a minimum of four bolt holes. Liners weighing less than 22.5 kg
shall have at least two bolt holes.
Consideration shall be given to providing lined chutes with at least one side
bolted for removal and access to liners.
Chutes and miscellaneous platework lined with abrasion resistant liners, shall be
designed and fabricated in accordance with the requirements of standard
drawings 000-ST-M-002, General Standard Design Wear Plate Details, 000-ST-
M-004, General Standard Design Cast Steel Wear Bars & Level Switch Details,
200-ST-M-001, Primary Crushing Abrasion Resistant Lining Standard Details (for
Area 200, Primary Crusher Area), and Vendor detail for rubber.
Liner materials shall be specified separately according to the particular
application, and on a case by case basis for other areas. Material shall be as
defined in Aker Solutions drawings.
Where lining of the chute profile is not possible with standard liners, alternative
materials may be utilized (e.g. for chutes cast into concrete, where bolting of
liners is impractical, liner material suitable for welding into position may be used).
Unless otherwise agreed, a typical arrangement shall be a rock box to handle
direct impact with the discharge chute having wear bar lips bolted in position. Lip
liners shall be standardized to 100 thick and 100 wide billets cast or ceramic
except in areas of exceptionally high wear where 100 thick by 150 wide cast or
ceramic billets may be used.
The material specification and thickness of wear resistant liner plates shall be
defined by Aker Solutions, suitable for the duty and ore characteristics. These
plates would normally have mild steel chute work as a backing material. Size,
type and dimensions shall be standardized.
5.4.2 Abrasion Resistance Liners Plate (AR Liners)
AR liners shall be complete and made from through hardened, abrasion resistant
steel plate with high impact toughness.
Plate liners shall be fabricated with stud bolts to facilitate the installation.

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The minimum hardness requirement for AR Plate Liners shall be 500 HB, unless
otherwise noted or specified in the design drawings.
5.4.3 Cast Steel Liners
Cast steel liners shall be ASTM A532 class 2 and have a minimum hardness of
600 HB (High chromium type).
5.4.4 UHMW liners
Ultra High Molecular Weight liners shall be supplied with countersunk bolts for
easy installation. Liners sizes shall be defined by the Vendor as per replacement
access.
Liners shall be pre-assembled in the chutes unless otherwise noted, except in the
case that field welding shall be required during the erection period.
Unless noted otherwise stud bolting of ceramic and AR Plate liners shall be sized
to the same dimensions and bolt pattern to assist future replacements in high
wear areas after plant start-up.
5.5 Rubber Lining
5.5.1 General
Unless otherwise specified, all lining materials used on any one surface shall be
products accepted by Aker Solutions and from a single manufacturer. Materials
from different manufacturers shall not be used over each other.
It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor/Vendor, to select a compound
suitable for the duty stated by the relevant datasheets.
5.5.2 Rubber
The selected rubber shall have a chemical resistance against attack by

commonly used process reagents. As a minimum, the rubber selected shall
withstand chemical attach from the liquid specified in the appropriate datasheet.
The rubber shall be high abrasion resistant pre-cured natural rubber. Selection of
natural rubber in preference to other types shall depend on service conditions
and slurry/ore characteristics as indicated in equipment data sheet.
Rubber lining shall be able to operate for 24 hours/day, 365 days/year and for a
minimum working life of 5 years.

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The rubber shall have the following mechanical properties, unless otherwise
noted in the drawing:
Cured hardness:
o 35-45 Shore A hardness for Slurry.
o 55-60 Shore A hardness for Chutes.
Tensile strength: minimum 22 MPa.
Elongation: minimum 700%.
Average total lining thickness shall be as specified in the Platework Design
Drawing. Rubber sheet shall be plied up by calendaring to the shear thickness
specified on the appropriate Drawing. The bottoms of flat- bottom tanks shall
have double layers of rubber applied with staggered seams to the greatest
practical degree.
Each sheet/roll of rubber shall be labeled with the following information:
Manufacturer
Rubber Stock Number
Date of manufacture
Storage requirements (temperature C)
Storage life
Any rubber rolls/sheets which have no means of identification, or which have
been stored for longer than the stated shelf life, shall be discarded and replaced
at the Contractor/Vendor's expense, regardless of the quantity.
Contractor/Vendors shall make copies of material suppliers Rheograph print-
outs and results of hardness and viscosity tests shall be made available to Aker
Solutions. A Rheograph shall be made of each batch produced.
5.5.3 Adhesives, Solvents and Accelerators
The Contractor/Vendor shall only use adhesives, solvents and accelerators

recommended/approved by the Manufacturer of the rubber lining and suitable for
the proposed service.
The Contractor/Vendor shall ensure that the adhesive used is suitable to
withstand temperatures in excess of the design temperature.
Each individual container shall be labeled with the following information:
Manufacturer
Adhesive, solvent or accelerator identify
Date of manufacture

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Storage requirements (temperature C)

Shelf life at temperatures in the range 20C to 50C
Regardless of the quantity, any containers without the above information or which
have been stored for longer than the stated shelf life at the appropriate
conditions, shall be discarded and replaced with fresh adhesive at the
Contractor/Vendor's expense.
5.5.4 Storage Temperature
All materials shall be stored under conditions complying with the Manufacturer's
instruction in an air-conditioned or refrigerated store. A temperature gauge shall
be used to indicate the actual temperature rather than reliance on a 'setting' on
the cooling unit control.
Materials not stored in accordance with the Manufacturers instructions shall be
discarded and replaced at the Contractor/Vendors cost.
5.5.5 Surface Preparation
All convex corners shall have 3mm radius and concave has minimum radius
5mm radius.
All steel platework and equipment shall be fabricated in accordance with the
equipment specifications. Special attention shall be given to the preparation of
welded joints for rubber lining and the removal of all weld spatter and foreign
material from the surfaces to be lined.
Any welding is prohibited after commencement of surface preparation.
All platework and equipment shall be inspected by the rubber lining
Contractor/Vendor before acceptance for lining. The Contractor/Vendor shall
examine all surfaces to be rubber lined, making sure there is no slag,
undercutting, oil, grease, dust, chemical, porosity, high spots, pitting, pockets or
pinholes in the welds, and that the welds are ground smooth.
After inspection and prior to the commencement of any rubber lining, the
Contractor/Vendor shall give written confirmation to Aker Solutions that the
surfaces to be lined are suitably prepared.
Any evidence of inadequate surface preparation shall be clearly stated in the
written report together with recommendations for its correction.
When the corrections have been made, the Contractor/Vendor shall provide
further written confirmation affirming suitability of surface preparation of all
platework to be rubber lined.
No rubber lining shall commence until each respective platework or component
has been accepted by the Contractor/Vendor and this has been confirmed in
writing to Aker Solutions.

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Adequate identification of all items associated with each lot of parts shall be
maintained throughout the surface preparation operation. Where necessary
wired-on metal tags shall be used.
Surfaces that contain grease or other foreign matter that may contaminate the
abrasive grit blast unit shall be thoroughly cleaned by burning, buffing, or washing
with solvent prior to abrasive blasting.
All metal surfaces to which rubber is to be adhered shall be abrasive blasted. All
oxidation must be removed.
Surface care must be exercised when handling freshly blasted metal to avoid
contamination of the blasted surface.
Abrasive particles shall be removed by brushing or blowing with filtered
compressed air. Both brushes and compressed air shall be clean and oil free.
Very minor grease spots or other contamination on the blasted surface may be
removed by thorough washing with a non-carcinogenic solvent and thoroughly
dried before the application of any adhesive.
Any areas of contamination larger than 80 mm in diameter shall be cleaned and
re-blasted.
Bare metal surfaces shall be coated with an adhesive primer immediately after
abrasive blasting. When abrasive blasting resumes, the blasting shall be carried
out at least 150 mm into the old blasted area.
Aker Solutions has the right to inspect the surface to be coated to determine if it
is satisfactory for covering.
5.5.6 Lining Application
All adhesive that are going to use shall have prior approval from Aker Solutions.
The adhesives used shall be compatible with the lining stock as recommended by
the manufacturer and shall meet the service and physical conditions indicated in
the Data Sheets
The application of the first coat of primer adhesive shall begin immediately after
the completion of the blasting operations. Linings shall not be applied in dusty
conditions or when the ambient or metal temperature is below 15 C or when the
relative humidity is greater than 70%, unless the Contractor/Vendor can
demonstrate by means of a test piece that a successful application can be made
at conditions outside these limits. Under no circumstances shall linings be applied
when the humidity exceeds 85%.
Precautions shall be taken to prevent deposition of atmospheric moisture on
adhesives, rubber and prepared surfaces to be lined, during the lining operation.
This shall be achieved by overhead covering of the workface, advance protection
of surfaces by tarpaulins and, when necessary, use of hot air fans.
Where practical, exposure to direct sunlight shall be avoided.
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A separate brush or roller shall be provided for each and every adhesive and
under no circumstances shall they be used interchangeably. An acceptable
method of identification is the use of metal tags nailed to the brushes or rollers
with the cement number punched on them.
Each adhesive coating shall be inspected for runs or excess build up prior to
application of each succeeding coat. When prolonged time occurs between coats
of adhesive or after final coat of adhesive, but before rubber lining, a protective
cloth shall be draped over the adhesive's surface to prevent contamination.
5.5.7 Lining Procedures
The lining shall be applied in accordance with this specification or in accordance

with the Contractor/Vendor's standard practice provided the details shall have
been approved in writing by Aker Solutions.
Linings shall be completely bonded to the surfaces. The lining Contractor/Vendor
shall use particular caution to avoid air entrapment during the application of the
lining, especially at the splices. If air is trapped, either between the rubber and
metal or between the rubber plies, the Contractor/Vendor shall puncture the
blister with an awl and press out the air. The area shall be cemented and patched
with a piece of lining the same gauge as the lining and shall extend 50 mm
around the awl hole.
Tensioning and bridging of the lining shall be avoided.
Linings shall cover the surfaces of the steel or concrete as shown on platework
drawings and Data Sheets.
All edges and seams shall be laid straight. Lining sheets shall be applied by
lapping. In general, edges shall overlap by at least 75 mm. When joints are
impractical, butt joints with the seams covered with sealing strips shall be used.
Overlapping edges shall be skived to an angle of 45C and turned down to give a
smooth, neat appearance. The number of seams shall be kept to a minimum
consistent with good workmanship. The bond between overlaps shall be such
that separation cannot occur without tearing the lining.
Overlap scarf joints shall be made so that the overlap follows the direction of flow.
If the direction of flow is not obvious, The Contractor/Vendor shall contact Aker
Solutions for a recommendation prior to application.
5.5.8 Rubber Lining Curing
Vulcanization of the lining shall be carried out by one of the following methods:
autoclave vulcanization
steam or hot air vulcanization at ambient pressure
hot water vulcanization

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self vulcanization at ambient temperature

Note: Vulcanization is not required on pre-cured materials.
Vulcanization with steam under pressure is the preferred method for curing
rubber lining and rubber coatings. Autoclave or internal steam pressure curing is
preferred.
Atmospheric pressure steam or boiling water cure is permitted only in those
cases where pressure cure cannot be achieved. A tank or sump can be capped
or boarded up to serve as its own autoclave only if it is built to withstand the
required pressure.
Areas which are below the specified minimum hardness after curing shall be
given additional curing with heat lamps, partial shielding and heating, or other
established rubber curing procedures to bring these areas up to the specified
hardness. In areas requiring additional curing, the periphery of the under-cured
area shall be shielded to prevent over-curing on the adjacent area.
5.5.9 Inspection and Testing
Before curing, Aker Solutions shall inspect the completed lining against the
relevant drawings to ascertain that the correct areas have been rubber lined and
that the requirements specified hereunder have been met. On site lined items
shall be inspected on a daily basis as the lining progresses.
If dimensional tolerances are given, it may be easier to modify the lining
thickness before cure rather than after cure. The Purchaser shall also determine
that all components associated with a particular job are together and completed.
The thickness of the lining applied on carbon steel shall be determined with a
suitable thickness meter and shall conform to the agreed thickness within a
tolerance of + 10%. A minimum of 3 measurements per square meter shall be
made. For large surfaces the maximum number of readings shall be agreed
between the Contractor and Aker Solutions. The thickness of the rubber lining
applied on concrete shall be determined destructively.
The general appearance of the rubber surface shall be inspected. Any defects
shall be noted and shall be repaired by the lining Contractor/Vendor to the
satisfaction of Aker Solutions.
All splices shall be inspected for looseness and uniformity.
The finished lining shall have a smooth, workmanlike appearance. Linings shall
be free of voids, blisters, pinholes, cracks, open seams, entrapped air and any
other defect which would prove detrimental in service. Defective areas greater
than 0.1 m may be cause for rejection of the complete lining.
Localized defects, pinholes, blisters, or un-bonded areas shall be repaired by
cutting the affected areas back to the base metal and patching with the same
type of lining material as that used initially. Covering patches shall overlap the
sound material by at least 75 mm.

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Air pockets shall be repaired before the final cure performed.

Finished lining which is not in accordance with this specification or in which
injurious defects, improper application and excessive repairs are indicated shall
be subject to rejection.
High-voltage spark tests shall be made before and after vulcanizing (a minimum
of 15 kV and a maximum of 40 kV shall be used). These tests shall consist of
grounding the steel members, and passing a searching electrode across the
entire lined surface. If any defects are revealed, proper repairs shall be made,
and the repaired area shall be retested to ensure that the defect has been
eliminated. Such repairs shall meet the required specification and be to the
satisfaction of Aker Solutions or his Representative.
After cure, an inspection similar to that made before cure shall again be made by
Aker Solutions
A complete spark test of steel lined vessels shall again be made and any defects
shall be repaired and retested to the satisfaction of the Aker Solutions.
The bond between the lining and the metal surface and between lining overlaps
shall be random checked by thumb pressure. Any areas of separation greater
than 25 mm wide by 3 mm in depth shall be rejected. If more than five defects
are detected, as defined in ANSI/ASTM D 3486, within any 10-square-metre area
(except weld areas of the substrate) that entire section of the lining shall be
stripped and relined/recoated in accordance with this specification.
Blisters, or other defects in the lining detected at the weld areas of the substrate,
shall be repaired in accordance with approved rubber lining repair procedures. A
maximum of five patches per 30 linear meters of weld shall be permitted. Any
area which has an excess of five defects in any 30-linear-metres areas of
substrate weld shall be stripped and the defective weld in the substrate shall be
repaired and relined in accordance with this specification.
The lining shall be spot checked for hardness by means of a Durometer at an
atmospheric temperature of approximately 20C. This check shall be carried out
at five locations per panel selected by Aker Solutions. The indentation readings
(hardness number) shall be within the range of values specified in paragraph
5.5.2 of this specification. If the hardness is found to be out of the specified
tolerance, Aker Solutions shall be advised in writing and held pending further
instructions from Aker Solutions.
A test plate of approximately 250 mm in diameter shall be covered by rubber
using the identical procedure to that used to line the equipment. After the
adhesive has cured, Aker Solutions shall attempt by means of pliers or other
tools to separate the rubber from the test plate. If complete separation can be
achieved along at the adhesive line, the lining of equipment may be subject to
rejection. If fifty percent of the separation is through the rubber, or no separation
is possible, the cure sample is acceptable. This test is not intended to replace the
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lining. It is intended as a method of supplementing other inspection and testing

procedures.
After repairs have been made and inspection completed, Aker Solutions shall so
note on the inspection report. In no instance shall items be shipped without a final
inspection after cure.
5.5.10 Site Fire Precautions
Extreme care shall be taken in the storage and handling of primers, adhesives
and accelerator compounds at site, particularly CS2 (carbon disulphide). They
shall be stored in accordance with the relevant statutory acts and regulations in
an adequately cooled and ventilated building. Only small quantities, sufficient for
immediate needs, shall be drawn out of the store at any one time and they shall
be kept in a shaded area.
Fire extinguishers of sufficient number and types shall be available at the store,
cutting table and work face to deal with fire associated with any of the several
compounds in use.
No welding or cutting shall be permitted within a radius of 10 meters from any
point where the above components are stored or used. In addition, the level of
CS2 in the atmosphere shall be monitored by other Contractor/Vendors carrying
out welding and flame cutting in the vicinity and such work shall cease if the level
of CS2 detected exceeds 1 percent by volume.
5.5.11 Shipping, Handling and Storage of Rubber Lined Platework and

Equipment
Primer, adhesive components and lining materials shall be delivered to the place
of application in the manufacturer's unopened, original containers bearing a
legible product designation, batch number and date of manufacture. Containers
which are damaged to such an extent that the contents are exposed or have
been exposed shall not be used.
The materials shall be handled and stored in accordance with the manufacturer's
latest published instructions and shall be protected from damage, moisture, direct
sunlight and high temperatures.
The adhesive and lining materials shall be used within six months of their
manufacture. The date of use shall in no case exceed the manufacturer's
recommended shelf life.
For delivery to, or long-term storage of rubber materials in tropical or hot areas,
refrigeration of the materials shall be in accordance with the manufacturer's
written instructions.
Containers of adhesive materials shall not be opened except for immediate use,
once opened the contents shall be used in its entirety.

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Lined platework and equipment shall be stored, between delivery and use, away
from direct sunlight, heat or outdoor seasonal weathering. Flexible type lining
may be stored outdoors, providing the platework are covered with protective
tarpaulins and not subjected to extreme temperature conditions, such as below
0C or above 40C. Avoid sudden changes in temperature. Tanks stored or used
in the outdoors shall be painted a light color on the outside to reflect heat.
Lined surfaces shall be protected from damage during lifting and handling.
Coated items shall be protected on non-abrasive supports during shipment and
storage.
Lined tanks and platework items shall be carefully packaged to protect the lining
from damage during shipment and storage. The package shall shield the lined
surfaces from direct sunlight or heat. Tanks stored or used in the outdoors shall
be painted a light color on the outside to reflect heat.
When equipment might be stored outside, exterior painting specification should
be reviewed. Primer paints are not designed to withstand lengthy atmospheric or
weather conditions.
Lined Victaulic ends and flange faces of nozzles, manholes and other
appurtenances protruding from tanks or sumps shall be fitted with wooden covers
to protect the lining from damage.
Loose parts shall be packed separately to ensure safe delivery of the lined unit.
No loose parts shall be shipped or stored inside a lined tank or box.
No welding shall be carried out, in, on or in the vicinity of rubber lined platework
and equipment, nor any other activity requiring intense heat.
All freshly rubber lined platework and pipe must be stored in a cool, shady
location. Heating of the surface may cause blistering due to the bonded solvent
liberating vapor and creating air pockets.
5.5.12 Clean-Up
The Contractor/Vendor shall clean up from time to time as required by the Aker
Solutions and on completion of the work completely remove all waste and rubbish
to the satisfaction of the Aker Solutions.
6 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS
Chutes, hoppers and bins shall be furnished within nozzle for plugged chute detector (by
others) with sensory devices to initiate alarms and, when required, provide automatic
shutdown of belt conveyor.

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Rev. 1
7 ASSEMBLY AND TESTING
7.1 Painting
All shop fabricated structural steel and miscellaneous iron, exposed surfaces of
platework shall be shop-painted with a painting system in accordance with
General Specification 000-GC-S-012.
After field welding inspection approval, all surfaces shall be painted.
Bidder shall provide sufficient finish coat paint for field touch-up.
7.2 Assembly
The equipment shall be preferably furnished as preassembled units. Sub-

assemblies, if required, shall be as large as transportation and / or erection
facilities shall permit.
7.3 Testing
Prior to preparation for shipping, the equipment shall be assembled and tested in
accordance with the manufacturer's conditions which shall warrant the
equipment's performance upon proper assembly at the job site. The Bidder shall
notify the Buyer ten days in advance of the above scheduled tests. An
authorized representative of the Buyer shall have free entry to observe all tests
while they are in progress.
Testing shall include functional testing of the equipment items and of the system.
Welding inspection shall be carried out in accordance with AWS D1.1 Section 6.
All welds shall be visually and radiography examined.
Not more than 10 % of the radiography of crossing weld shall be defective. If not
satisfy this criteria, the complete welding must be repaired and the procedures
applied by the vendor must be reviewed.
Welding defects shall be removed, repaired and re-welded using qualified
welding procedures. The repair work shall be re-inspected visually. When
excessive repair work is necessary (over 10%) a written approval from the
Purchaser shall be obtained before action.
Chutes to be preassembled with liners in fabricator shop to the maximum extent
possible. Liner installation shall be limited to maximum weight requirements. Cast
Steel liners shall be trial fit in chutes and shall provide packed for field installation.
Platework pre-assembly shall be limited to installation sequence.

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Project No. C-560
Rev. 1
Chutes, hoppers and bins or sections of them shall be subjected to rejection if

any requirement of this specification is not met, as a consequence of defects,
improper fabrication or excessive repair. All the defective work shall be charged
back to the Vendor.
For painting inspection (Dry films thickness, Tensile properties and discontinuity
(holiday) testing), see ASTM Standards D1005-95(2007), D5162-08 and D2370-
98(2002).
7.4 Preparation for Shipment
All chutes, hoppers and bins shop fabricated shall be suitably protected from
damage during shipping. Minor items such as bolts, gaskets and chutes plate,
etc. shall be crated or bagged separately. Each chute, hoppers or bins section,
crate or bag shall be marked as follows:
The field receiving address.
The complete purchase order number.
The chute, hoppers or bins plate work marks or tag number.
Each container shall be marked to indicate its contents. Markings shall be with
numbers and letters at least three inches high, or with wired metal tags when this
is not practical.
All parts which are either removable or are shipped loose for field assembly shall
be match marked for identification in assembly.
All openings in the equipment shall be sealed to exclude foreign matter during
shipment if apply. Flanges shall be provided with wooden covers bolted in place
in order to protect the flange face.
All items shall be provided with adequate lifting lugs to facilitate unloading and
handling prior to erection and shall be properly braced and supported for handling
and shipment. Lugs shall be painted yellow.
The roads in Per leading to the Toromocho Project jobsite in central Per
contain tunnels, bridges, underpasses and drop-offs that restrict the passage of
over dimensional and overweight loads.
For the size and weight limitations for all in-country overland (truck) shipments of
equipment and components being furnished by equipment Suppliers and
Contractors for the Project see Appendix T, 000-RP-R-001 Transport Constraints.
It is the responsibility of the individual Supplier or Contractor to review and
comply strictly with the information contained in above document.
Failure to comply with the load size restrictions shall impact the project
construction schedule. All costs incurred in correcting the situation caused by
non-compliance shall be for the account of the responsible Supplier or
Contractor.

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Project No. C-560
Rev. 1
7.5 Tagging Requirements
Marking and tagging shall be as specified in Appendix A and drawings.

All rubber lined fabricated items (hoppers, tanks, pipe spools etc.) shall have the
wording RUBBER LINED, DO NOT WELD stencil painted to the exterior surface
in a contrasting color.

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SUPPLIER QUALITY PROGRAM
VENDOR QUALITY PLAN (VQP)
QUALITY SURVEILLANCE LEVEL 2
Enter: 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4
DOCUMENT NO.: 000-VQ-M-296 EPR / PO NUMBER: 000-MR-M-296
PROJECT: TOROMOCHO PROJECT EQUIP. DESCRIPTION: Chutes, Platework, AR Lining, Ductwork Systems
Quality Program to be used: X Aker Solutions X Vendor Other (ISO, ASQ, etc.):
ITEM *HOLD *WIT- CERT FINAL INSPECTOR INITIAL&

NO. ITEM POINT NESS INSP. VERIFY REQ'D DOCS ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA DATE ACCEPTANCE REMARKS
1. Material Test Reports X X ASME Section II

2. Certificates of Compliance X
3. Test Pieces X
4. Heat Treatment X X ASME Section VIII
5. Weld Procedures X X X ASME Section IX
6. Welder Qualifications X X X ASME Section IX
7. NDT Operator Qualifications X ASNT-TC-1A
8. Radiography X X X ASME (shop welds)
X Castings per ASTM A609,
9. Ultrasonics
Forgings per ASTM A388
10. Dye Penetrant/Mag. Particle X X
11. Prototype Tests
12. Trial Assemb. Match Marking X
13. Functional Test
14. Performance Test X
15. Running Test
16. Proof Load Test
17. Pressure/Leak Test X X Per Vendors standards
18. Balancing
19. Continuity/Megger Test
20. M & TE Calibrations X Per Vendors standards
X X Per Spec. 000-TS-M-
21. Paint Thickness Test
296A/C
22. Visual Inspection X X
X X Per approved Vendor
23. Drawing Dimensions
submittal drawings
24. Packing X X
X X Per Spec. 000-TS-M-
25. Tagging/Marking
296A/C
26. Release for Shipment *
*Contact Aker Solutions prior to proceeding with items designated as Witness or Hold Points.
Aker Solutions Engineer to witness Test Numbers ______________________________

Supplier Quality Program Requirements are defined in Attachment A
Supplier Quality Surveillance Instructions are defined in Attachment B
Revision Date Prepared by Approved by Reviewed by Inspection Remarks
A 12/20/10 DC FEM
0 04/19/11 DC FEM
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296_0.DOC
M-296: TABLE 1 - CHUTES AND PLATEWORK REV 1
N Equipment Description Details Drawing Drawing Rev Table Rev NOTES
BINS & HOPPERS

210-BN-010 PEBBLE BIN HOPPER Carbon Steel, A.R. Plate Lining 210-DW-M-060 / 064 Rev 1 1
220-BN-001 COPPER REGRIND MILL BALL BUCKET GUIDE AND CHUTE Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
220-BN-002 COPPER REGRIND MILL BALL BUCKET GUIDE AND CHUTE Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
220-BN-010 thru 021 COPPER REGRIND MILL BALL BUCKETS Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
230-BN-001 MOLYBDENUM REGRIND MILL BALL BUCKET GUIDE AND CHUTE Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
230-BN-010 thru 015 MOLY REGRIND MILL BALL BUCKETS Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
260-BN-001 LIME SLAKING BALL BUCKET GUIDE AND CHUTE Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
260-BN-003 REAGENT AREA TOTE BIN Carbon Steel
HOLD A DELETED FROM SCOPE
260-BN-010 LIME SLAKING BALL BUCKET Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
260-BN-011 LIME SLAKING BALL BUCKET Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-011 Rev 1 1
292-BN-756 FILTER AID BIN Carbon Steel
HOLD 0 DELETED FROM SCOPE
400-BN-004 REGRIND MILL BALL LOADING HOPPER Carbon Steel 400-DW-M-001 Rev 0 0
400-FE-001 REGRIND MILL BALL KIBBLE FEEDER Carbon Steel 400-DW-M-002 Rev 0 0
CHUTES
200-CH-001 PRIMARY CRUSHER DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel, A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-003 / 004 Rev 2 / Rev 2 1
200-CH-002 SURGE BIN DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel, A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-005 / 006 Rev 2 / Rev 1 1
200-CH-003 APRON FEEDER FEED CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-007 / 008 / 011 / 012 / 014 / 018 Rev 1 1
200-CH-004 APRON FEEDER SKIRTBOARD Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-007 / 008 / 011 / 012 / 014 / 018 Rev 1 1
200-CH-005 APRON FEEDER DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-009 / 013 Rev 1 1
200-CH-007 APRON FEEDER DRIBBLE CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 200-DW-M-010 Rev 1 1
205-CH-001 COARSE ORE STOCKPILE HOPPER DISCHARGE CHUTES Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 205-DW-M-101 / 102 / 111 Rev 0 / Rev 1 / Rev 1 A/1/1
205-CH-005 APRON FEEDER RECLAIM CHUTES Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 205-DW-M-103 / 104 / 112 / 113 Rev 3 / Rev 3 / Rev 2 / Rev 2 1/A/1/1
205-CH-005-2 1 LOT SPILE BARS (77 TOTAL, 73 OP. + 4 SPARES) Carbon Steel 205-DW-M-103 / 104 / 112 / 113 Rev 3 / Rev 3 / Rev 2 / Rev 2 1/A/1/1
205-CH-009 APRON FEEDERS DISCHARGE CHUTES Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 205-DW-M-105 / 107 Rev 3 / Rev 4 1
205-CH-013 APRON FEEDER UNDERNEATH CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 205-DW-M-106 Rev 2 1
210-CH-009 PEBBLE TRANSFER DIVERTER CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-055 Rev 1 1
210-CH-011 PEBBLE PILE DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-063 Rev 2 1
210-CH-013 FEED PUMP TANK SLURRY OVERFLOW CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-200 Rev 1 1
210-CH-014 SAG MILL SCREEN OVERSIZE CHUTE Carbon Steel, A.R. Plates 210-DW-M-110 / 111 / 112 / 126 Rev 2 / Rev 0 / Rev 2 / Rev 2 1/A/1/1
210-CH-015 PEBBLE CRUSHER DISCHARGE BOTTOM CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 210-DW-M-057 / 058 Rev 3 / Rev 4 1
210-CH-018 PEBBLE CONECT CHUTE Carbon Steel, Rubber Lining, Cast Wear Bars 210-DW-M-063 Rev 1 A
210-CH-019 PEBBLE CRUSHER BYPASS CHUTE Carbon Steel Pipe 210-DW-M-063 Rev 1 A
210-CH-020 PEBBLE CRUSHER BIN DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel, Wear Plates 210-DW-M-051 / 052 Rev 3 / Rev 2 1
210-CH-020-2 1 LOT SPILE BARS (55 TOTAL, 53 OP. + 2 SPARES) Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-051 / 052 Rev 3 / Rev 2 1
210-CH-021 PEBBLE CRUSHER BIN DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel Wear Plates 210-DW-M-051 / 052 Rev 3 / Rev 2 1
210-CH-022 PEBBLE CONNECT CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-055 Rev 1 1
210-CH-023 PEBBLE TRANSFER CONVEYOR DIVERTER CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-053 Rev 2 1
210-CH-026 PEBBLE CONECT DIVERTER CHUTE Carbon Steel Wear Bars 210-DW-M-055 Rev 1 1
210-CH-027 PEBBLE DIVERTER GATE CHUTE Carbon Steel Wear Plates 210-DW-M-054 Rev 2 1
210-CH-028 PEBBLE CRUSHERS DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 210-DW-M-057 / 058 Rev 3 / Rev 4 1
210-CH-029 PEBBLE CRUSHERS DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates 210-DW-M-057 / 058 Rev 3 / Rev 4 1
210-CH-030 PEBBLE CRUSHER BYPASS DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel, Wear Bars 210-DW-M-063 Rev 1 A
210-CH-036 BALL MILL TRUNNION MAGNETS DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-117 / 119 Rev 4 / Rev 1 1/A
210-CH-037 BALL MILL TRUNNION MAGNETS DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-117 / 119 Rev 4 / Rev 1 1/A
210-CH-044 BALL MILL BALLS TRANSFER LAUNDER DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-129 Rev 2 A
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210-CH-046 BALL MILL TRUNNION O/F CHUTE Carbon Steel, Wear plates AR LINING REPLACED
210-DW-M-116 / 118 / 130 Rev 2 / N / N 1
BY CERAMIC
210-CH-047 BALL MILL TRUNNION O/F CHUTE Carbon Steel, Wear plates AR LINING REPLACED
210-DW-M-116 / 118 / 130 Rev 2 / N / N 1
BY CERAMIC
210-CH-062 PEBBLE CRUSHER FEED CONNECTION CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-128 Rev 4 1
210-CH-063 PEBBLE CRUSHER FEED CONNECTION CHUTE Carbon Steel 210-DW-M-128 Rev 4 1
245-CH-001 COPPER FILTER FEED SCREEN TRASH CHUTE Carbon Steel 245-DW-M-002 Rev 0 1
286-CH-110 ADM CRYSTALLIZER CENTRIFUGE DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel KEEP HOLD UNTIL
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
292-CH-768 PURIFICATION CAKE DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel NEW ITEM (HOLD
292-DW-M-001 0 A
RELEASED)
NEW ITEM (HOLD
220-CH-022 EMERGENCY POND TRASH SCREEN OVERSIZE CHUTE Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-029 0 1
RELEASED)
284-CH-011 ACD FILTER DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel NEW ITEM (HOLD
284-DW-M-001 0 1
RELEASED)
284-CH-012 RESIDUE FILTER DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel NEW ITEM (HOLD
284-DW-M-002 0 1
RELEASED)
286-CH-111 ADM CRYSTALLIZER SCREW CONVEYOR DISCHARGE CHUTE Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
291-CH-737 STRIP CRUD CLAY ADDITION CHUTE Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
291-CH-738 EXTRACTION CRUD CLAY ADDITION CHUTE Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
MISCELLANEOUS
200-ZM-011 PRIMARY CRUSHER SHAFT SEAL 200-DW-M-016 Rev 1 0
200-ZM-012 PRIMARY CRUSHER SPIDER SEAL 200-DW-M-015 Rev 1 1
210-GA-003 PEBBLE TRANSFER CONVEYOR DIVERTER GATE Carbon Steel. A.R. Plates. Complete with pneumatic
210-DW-M-053 Rev 2 1
actuator and solenoid valve
210-GA-007 PEBBLE DIVERTER GATE Carbon Steel, A.R. Plates. Complete with pneumatic
210-DW-M-054 Rev 2 1
actuator and solenoid valve
210-ZM-003 PEBBLE CRUSHER MANHOLE ACCESS PLATFORM KEEP HOLD UNTIL
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
210-ZM-057 SPILE BAR MAINTENANCE PLATFORM KEEP HOLD UNTIL
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
210-ZM-061 PEBBLE CRUSHER SEALS 210-DW-M-128 Rev 4 1
210-ZM-062 PEBBLE CRUSHER SEALS 210-DW-M-128 Rev 4 1
210-ZM-063 PEBBLE CRUSHER BLOWER FILTER SUPPORT 210-DW-M-061 Rev 2 1
210-ZM-064 PEBBLE CRUSHER BLOWER FILTER SUPPORT 210-DW-M-061 Rev 2 1
210-ZM-065 PEBBLE CRUSHER BLOWER SUPPORT 210-DW-M-061 Rev 2 1
210-ZM-066 PEBBLE CRUSHER BLOWER SUPPORT 210-DW-M-061 Rev 2 1
220-ME-001 GRINDING BALL SKIP Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-051 Rev 0 0
230-ME-001 GRINDING BALL SKIP Carbon Steel 220-DW-M-051 Rev 0 0
260-BG-001 REAGENT AREA BAG BREAKER Carbon Steel 260-DW-M-011 Rev 0 0
260-BG-002 REAGENT AREA BAG BREAKER Carbon Steel 260-DW-M-011 Rev 0 0
260-DI-001 MILK OF LIME DISTRIBUTOR Carbon Steel NEW ITEM (HOLD
260-DW-M-001 Rev 0 1
RELEASED)
280-ZM-004 AUTOCLAVE AGITATOR LIFTING FRAME Carbon Steel KEEP HOLD UNTIL
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
282-TK-020 GLYCOL MAKE-UP TANK Carbon Steel KEEP HOLD UNTIL
HOLD A
DRAWING REV 0
287-ST-200 PACKAGING AREA STACK Carbon Steel HOLD A DELETED FROM SCOPE
291-BG-704 PLS FILTER PRE-COAT BAG UNLOADER 316L SS. With hoist, bag splitter, hopper, chutes,
weight scale, screw feeder
292-BG-750 MgSO4.7H2O SUPERSACK BAG UNLOADER 316L SS OR CS. With hoist, bag splitter, chutes, weigh
scale.
292-BG-756 PURIFICATION BODY FEED BAG UNLOADER 316L SS OR CS. With hoist, bag splitter, chutes, weigh
scale.
292-BG-760 PURIFICATION FILTER PRE-COAT BAG UNLOADER 316L SS OR CS. With hoist, bag splitter, chutes, weigh
scale.
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245-ZM-001 AIR/WATER SEPARATOR SUPPORT Carbon Steel HOLD A NEW ITEM - HOLD
245-ZM-002 AIR/WATER SEPARATOR SUPPORT Carbon Steel HOLD A NEW ITEM - HOLD
287-ST-110 ADM CALCINER HEATER EXHAUST STACK Carbon Steel HOLD 0 DELETED FROM SCOPE
291-CO-714 STRIP SUMP COVER Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
291-CO-722 STRIP CRUD SUMP COVER Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
291-DI-708 RAFFINATE DIVERSION BOX Carbon Steel NEW ITEM (HOLD
291-DW-M-011 Rev 0 1
RELEASED)
291-ZM-702 CRUD CAKE RECEIVING PAN Carbon Steel HOLD 0 DELETED FROM SCOPE
292-CO-759 PURIFICATION SUMP COVER Carbon Steel HOLD 0 NEW ITEM - HOLD
220-SN-022 EMERGENCY POND TRASH SCREEN Carbon Steel NEW ITEM - HOLD FOR
REVISION OF TRASH
220-DW-M-028 Rev 0 1
SCREEN PER CLIENT
REQUEST
245-SN-006 FILTER FEED TRASH SCREEN Carbon Steel NEW ITEM - HOLD FOR
REVISION OF TRASH
245-DW-M-001 Rev 0 1
SCREEN PER CLIENT
REQUEST
245-ZM-003 FILTER CLOTH RACK SYSTEM Carbon Steel
Including Six (6) filter cloth racks, two (2) maintenance tables, complete with platform, 245-DW-M-003 Prelim. 1 NEW ITEM
stairs and handrails
000-ZP-001 AIR HOSE SUPPORTS Carbon Steel
210-DW-P-060 Rev 0 1 NEW ITEM
One (1) Lot of 480 pieces.
000-ZP-002 WATER HOSE SUPPORTS Carbon Steel
210-DW-P-060 Rev 0 1 NEW ITEM
One (1) Lot of 480 pieces.
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M-296: TABLE 2 - AR WEAR PLATE LINERS SCOPE OF SUPPLY REV 1
Equipment Tag No. Description Liner Tag No. Liner type Drawing No. Dwg Rev Table Rev NOTES
BINS & HOPPERS

WEAR PLATE -
Rev 2 / Rev
210-BN-010 PEBBLE BIN HOPPER 210-BN-010-1 L4/L6/L8/PL1/PL2/PL3/PL4PL5/PL6/PL7/PL8/PL9/PL10/PL11/PL12/PL13/PL14/PL15/PL16/PL 210-DW-M-060/064 1
1
17/PL18/PL19/PL20/PL21
210-BN-002 PEBBLE CRUSHER FEED BIN 210-LN-009 WEAR PLATE - PL227/PL228/PL229 ; WEAR BAR - B1 210-DW-M-050 Rev 1
1
CHUTES
Rev 1 / Rev
200-CH-001 PRIMARY CRUSHER DISCHARGE CHUTE 200-CH-001-1 WEAR PLATE - PL31/PL32/PL33/PL34PL35/PL36/PL37/PL38/PL39 200-DW-M-003 / 004 A/1
2
200-CH-002 SURGE BIN DISCHARGE CHUTE 200-CH-002-1 WEAR PLATE - PL31/PL32 200-DW-M-005 / 006 Rev 1 1
200-DW-M-007 / 008 / 011 / 012 / 014
200-CH-003 APRON FEEDER FEED CHUTE 200-CH-003-1 WEAR PLATE - PL40/PL43/PL44/PL45/PL46/PL47/PL48/PL49/PL50 Rev 1 1
/ 018
200-DW-M-007 / 008 / 011 / 012 / 014
200-CH-004 APRON FEEDER SKIRTBOARD 200-CH-004-1 WEAR PLATE - PL40/PL43/PL44/PL45/PL46/PL47/PL48/PL49/PL50 Rev 1 1
/ 018
200-CH-005 APRON FEEDER DISCHARGE CHUTE 200-CH-005-1 WEAR PLATE - L5/PL40/PL51/PL52/PL53/PL54 200-DW-M-009 / 013 Rev 1 1
205-CH-001-1
COARSE ORE STOCKPILE HOPPER DISCHARGE 205-CH-002-1 Rev 0 / Rev
205-CH-001/002/003/004 WEAR BAR LINER B1/B2/B3/B4/B5 - WEAR PLATE P1/P2/P3/P4 205-DW-M-101 / 102 / 111 A/1/1
CHUTES 205-CH-003-1 1 / Rev 1
205-CH-004-1
WEAR PLATE -
205-CH-005-1
PL60/PL61/PL62/PL63/PL64/PL65/PL66/PL67/PL68/PL69/PL70/PL71/PL72/PL73/PL74/PL75/ Rev 3 / Rev
205-CH-006-1
205-CH-005/006/007/008 APRON FEEDER RECLAIM CHUTES PL76/PL77/PL78/PL79/PL80/PL81/PL82/PL83PL84/PL85/PL86/PL87/PL88/PL89/PL90/PL91/P 205-DW-M-103 / 104 / 112 / 113 3 / Rev 2 / 1/A/1/1
205-CH-007-1
L92/PL93/PL94/PL95/PL96/PL97/PL98/PL99/PL100/PL101/PL102/PL103/PL104/PL105/PL106 Rev 2
205-CH-008-1
/PL107/PL108/PL109/PL110/PL111/PL112/PL113/PL114/PL115/PL116/PL117/PL118//PL119
205-CH-009-1
205-CH-010-1 Rev 3 / Rev
205-CH-009/010/011/012 APRON FEEDERS DISCHARGE CHUTES WEAR PLATE - L5/L9/L11 - PL121/PL122/PL123/PL124 205-DW-M-105 / 107 1
205-CH-011-1 4
205-CH-012-1
WEAR PLATE - Rev 2 / Rev

210-CH-014 SAG MILL SCREEN OVERSIZE CHUTE 210-CH-014-1 PL126/PL127/PL128/PL129/PL130/PL131/PL132/PL133/PL134/PL135/PL136/PL137/PL138/P 210-DW-M-110 / 111 / 112 / 126 0 / Rev 1 / 1/A/A/0
L139/PL40/PL141/PL142/PL143/PL14/PL45/PL146/PL147 Rev 2
Rev 3 / Rev
210-CH-015 PEBBLE CRUSHER DISCHARGE BOTTOM CHUTE 210-CH-015-1 WEAR PLATE - L4/L8/L10/PL149/PL150/PL151/PL152/PL153/PL153/PL154/PL155/PL156 210-DW-M-057 / 058 1
4
210-CH-018 PEBBLE CONNECT CHUTE 210-CH-018-1 WEAR BAR - B1 210-DW-M-063 Rev 1 A
210-CH-020-1 Rev 3 / Rev
210-CH-020/021 PEBBLE CRUSHER BIN DISCHARGE CHUTES WEAR PLATE - PL158/PL159/PL160/PL161/PL162/PL163/PL164/PL165/PL166/PL167 210-DW-M-051 / 052 1
210-CH-021-1 2
210-CH-023 PEBBLE TRANSFER CONVEYOR DIVERTER CHUTE 210-CH-023-1 WEAR PLATE - PL169 210-DW-M-053 Rev 2 1
210-GA-003 PEBBLE DIVERTER GATE 210-GA-003-1 WEAR PLATE - PL169 210-DW-M-053 Rev 2 1
210-CH-026 PEBBLE CONNECT DIVERTER CHUTE 210-CH-026-1 WEAR BAR - B1 210-DW-M-055 Rev 1 1
210-CH-027 PEBBLE DIVERTER GATE CHUTE 210-CH-027-1 WEAR PLATE - PL169 210-DW-M-054 Rev 2 1
210-GA-007 PEBBLE DIVERTER GATE 210-GA-007-1 WEAR PLATE - PL169 210-DW-M-053 Rev 2 1
210-CH-028-1 Rev 3 / Rev
210-CH-028/029 PEBBLE CRUSHER DISCHARGE CHUTES WEAR PLATE - L4/L8/L10/PL149/PL150/PL151/PL152/PL153/PL153/PL154/PL155/PL156 210-DW-M-057 / 058 1
210-CH-029-1 4
210-CH-030 PEBBLE CRUSHER BYPASS DISCHARGE CHUTE 210-CH-030-1 WEAR BAR - B1 210-DW-M-063 Rev 1 A
WEAR PLATE -
210-CH-046-1 L5/L9/L11/PL171/PL172/PL173/PL174/PL175/PL176/PL177/PL178/PL179/PL180/PL181/PL18 DELETE ITEM - CHANGE
210-CH-046/047 BALL MILL TRUNNION O/F CHUTE 210-DW-M-116 / 118 Rev 1 0
TO CERAMIC LINING
210-CH-047-1 2/PL183/PL184/PL185/PL186/PL187/PL188/PL189/PL190/PL191/PL192/PL193/PL194/PL195/
PL196/PL197/PL198/PL199/PL200/PL201/PL202
210-CH-062-1 WEAR PLATE - PL228
210-CH-062/063 PEBBLE CRUSHER FEED CONNECTION CHUTES 210-DW-M-128 Rev 3 A
210-CH-063-1 WEAR BAR - B2
210-LN-007
210-LN-007/008 PEBBLE CRUSHER DISCHARGE LINERS WEAR PLATE - PL223/PL224/PL225/PL226 210-DW-M-056 Rev 3 A
210-LN-008
TRANSFER BOXES & BOXES

210-TB-002-1 WEAR PLATE - Rev 3 / Rev DELETE ITEM - CHANGE
210-TB-002/003 BALL MILL TRANSFER BOXES 210-DW-M-113/127 0
TO CERAMIC LINING
210-TB-003-1 L7/PL209/PL210/PL211/PL212/PL213/PL214/PL215/PL216/PL217/PL218/PL19/PL220/PL221 1
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Equipment Tag No. Description Liner Tag No. Liner type Drawing No. Dwg Rev Table Rev NOTES
LAUNDERS
210-LA-006-1 DELETE ITEM - CHANGE
210-LA-006/011 BALL MILL DISCHARGE LAUNDER WEAR PLATE - L5/L7/L11/PL204/PL205/PL206/PL207 210-DW-M-130 Rev 1 0
TO CERAMIC LINING
210-LA-011-1
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M-296: TABLE 3 - LAUNDERS AND TRANSFER BOXES REV. 1
N Equipment Description Details Uni Qty Drawing Dwg. Rev Table Rev NOTES
TRANSFER AND MIX BOXES

220-BX-001 BULK ROUGHER TAILS MIX BOX Carbon Steel ea 1 220-DW-M-018 0 0
220-BX-005 BULK TAILS MIX BOX Carbon Steel ea 1 220-DW-M-014 0 0
220-DI-010 BULK CLEANER FEED DISTRIBUTOR Carbon Steel ea 1 220-DW-M-015 0 0
210-TB-002 BALL MILL TRANSFER BOX Carbon Steel, Wear Plates , Ceramic
ea 1 210-DW-M-113 / 127 4/N 1
Lining
210-TB-003 BALL MILL TRANSFER BOX Carbon Steel, Wear Plates , Ceramic
ea 1 210-DW-M-113 / 127 4/N 1
Lining
220-TB-001 BULK ROUGHER FEED TRANSFER BOX Carbon steel ea 1 220-DW-M-032 0 0
220-TB-002 BULK ROUGHER FEED TRANSFER BOX Carbon Steel ea 1 220-DW-M-032 0 0
220-TB-014 BULK CONCENTRATE TRANSFER BOX Carbon steel, rubber lined ea 1 220-DW-M-013 0 A
220-TB-022 BULK TAILS TRANSFER BOX Carbon Steel ea 1 220-DW-M-012 0 A
230-TB-001 Mo CONCENTRATE TRANSFER BOX Carbon Steel NEW ITEM - RELEASE
ea 1 230-DW-M-019 0 1
HOLD
240-TB-001 COPPER CONCENTRATE FEED BOX Carbon Steel
ea 1 240-DW-M-001 0 1 RELEASE HOLD
LAUNDERS
210-LA-006 BALL MILL DISCHARGE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Wear Plates, Ceramic AR LINING REPLACED
ea 1 210-DW-M-115 / 117 3/4 1
Liners BY CERAMIC
210-LA-011 BALL MILL DISCHARGE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Wear Plates, Ceramic AR LINING REPLACED
ea 1 210-DW-M-115 / 117 3/4 1
Liners BY CERAMIC
210-LA-013 BALLS MILL BALLS TRANSFER LAUNDER Carbon Steel ea 1 210-DW-M-129 2 A
210-LA-014 BALL MILL BALLS FEED LAUNDER Carbon Steel ea 1 210-DW-M-129 2 A
210-LA-015 BALL MILL BALLS FEED LAUNDER Carbon Steel ea 1 210-DW-M-129 2 A
220-LA-001 BULK ROUGHER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 210-DW-M-129 2 A
220-LA-002 BULK ROUGHER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 220-DW-M-001 / 003 1/1 A
220-LA-005 BULK CLEANER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 220-DW-M-002 / 003 1/1 A
220-LA-006 BULK CLEANER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 220-DW-M-002 / 003 1/1 A
220-LA-009 MOLYBDENUM ROUGHER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 220-DW-M-006 / 003 0/1 A
220-LA-010 COPPER CLEANER-SCAVENGER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 220-DW-M-005 / 003 0/1 A
220-LA-011 BULK ROUGHER FEED LAUNDER BANK 1 Carbon Steel Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-030 0 0
220-LA-015 BULK ROUGHER FEED TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-017 0 0
220-LA-019 BULK ROUGHER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-017 0 0
220-LA-023 BULK ROUGHER TAILS TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-017 0 0
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N Equipment Description Details Uni Qty Drawing Dwg. Rev Table Rev NOTES

220-LA-027 BULK ROUGHER TAILINGS THICKENER FEED TRANSFER LAUNDER Carbon Steel Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-019 0 0
220-LA-031 BULK TAILS TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-016 0 0
220-LA-035 BULK ROUGHER CONCENTRATE TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-026 0 0
220-LA-039 BULK CLEANER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/040 0/0 0
220-LA-040 BULK CLEANER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/040 0/0 0
220-LA-041 BULK CLEANER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/041 0/0 0
220-LA-042 BULK CLEANER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/041 0/0 0
220-LA-043 BULK CLEANER TAILS TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/041 0/0 0
220-LA-044 BULK CLEANER TAILS TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/041 0/0 0
220-LA-045 BULK CLEANER CONCENTRATE TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/041 0/0 0
220-LA-046 BULK CLEANER CONCENTRATE TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-039/040 0/0 0
220-LA-047 MOLYBDENUM ROUGHER TAILS CONCENTRIC REDUCER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-021 0 0
220-LA-048 MOLYBDENUM ROUGHER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-021 0 0
220-LA-049 MOLYBDENUM ROUGHER TAILS TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-021 0 0
220-LA-050 COPPER CLEANER-SCAVENGER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-021 0 0
220-LA-051 BULK TAILS MIX BOX DISCHARGE LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-017 0 0
220-LA-052 BULK CONCENTRATE TRANSFER LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-022 0 0
220-LA-053 COPPER CLEANER-SCAVENGER TAILS LAUNDER HDPE Pipe ea 1 220-DW-M-021 0 0
230-LA-001 1ST MOLYBDENUM CLEANER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 230-DW-M-006 0 1 RELEASE HOLD
230-LA-003 2ND MOLYBDENUM CLEANER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 230-DW-M-007 0 1 RELEASE HOLD
230-LA-007 MOLYBDENUM CLEANER-SCAVENGER CONCENTRATE LAUNDER Carbon Steel, Rubber Lined ea 1 230-DW-M-008 0 1 RELEASE HOLD
255-LA-001 TAILINGS THICKENERS OVERFLOW LAUNDER Carbon Steel
ea 1 255-DW-M-001/002/003/004 0 1 RELEASE HOLD
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PROJECT N C-560

MINERA CHINALCO PERU S.A.

Technical Specification 000-TS-M-296A

Chutes, Platework & Abrasion Resistant Lining

Aker Metals, Inc. Owner Approval: R. Rickard

REV DATE BY CHK APPROVAL DESCRIPTION

2 WORK EXCLUDED ..............................................................................................................4

3 CODES AND STANDARDS .................................................................................................4

4 OPERATING AND DESIGN CONDITIONS ..........................................................................5

5 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................5

6 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS ............................................................................17

7 ASSEMBLY AND TESTING ...............................................................................................18

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1.1 Work Included

1.2 Alternate Quotations

Alternate quotations shall be considered in the event the Vendor is not in

1.3 Technical Data Requirement

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Material transport to site.

3 CODES AND STANDARDS

SSPC Steel Structure Painting Council

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4 OPERATING AND DESIGN CONDITIONS

This Equipment Specification outlines the minimum requirements for fabrication,

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5.2 Materials of Construction

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The welding preparation, weld qualities, surface finish, qualification of weld

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5.4 Abrasion Resistant Lining

Ease of replacement of liners shall be considered in high wear areas.

5.4.2 Abrasion Resistance Liners Plate (AR Liners)

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5.4.3 Cast Steel Liners

5.4.4 UHMW liners

5.5 Rubber Lining

The selected rubber shall have a chemical resistance against attack by

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5.5.3 Adhesives, Solvents and Accelerators

The Contractor/Vendor shall only use adhesives, solvents and accelerators

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Storage requirements (temperature C)

5.5.4 Storage Temperature

5.5.5 Surface Preparation

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5.5.6 Lining Application

5.5.7 Lining Procedures

The lining shall be applied in accordance with this specification or in accordance

5.5.8 Rubber Lining Curing

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self vulcanization at ambient temperature

5.5.9 Inspection and Testing

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Air pockets shall be repaired before the final cure performed.

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lining. It is intended as a method of supplementing other inspection and testing

5.5.10 Site Fire Precautions

5.5.11 Shipping, Handling and Storage of Rubber Lined Platework and

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6 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS

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7 ASSEMBLY AND TESTING

The equipment shall be preferably furnished as preassembled units. Sub-

ITEM HOLD WIT- CERT FINAL INSPECTOR INITIAL&