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Technical Specifications
RFX No.: 2131800021
Surface conduit in other areas where exposure is permitted shall be galvanized steel with
fittings and accessories of similar materials. Conduit saddles shall be spaced at 1 m apart for
sizes below 25 mm dia. For bigger sizes, saddles may be 1500 mm apart. Saddles shall be
fixed with rawlplugs and screwed in drilled holes.
Conduit run shall be straight as practicable and shall either be vertical or horizontal.
Diagonal runs are not permitted. Draw-in boxes shall be added for runs of more than 2
bends or for straight runs of more than 900 mm span. Conduit sizes shall be adequate for
the number and sizes of the cables being installed in the conduit. Minimum conduit size to
be used shall be 15 mm dia. Number of cables in each conduit shall comply with Table B5
of the 14th edition of the I.E.E. Regulation for the Electrical Equipment of the Buildings.
Termination of PVC conduits in PVC boxes shall be made with the conduit poking deep
through the knockouts and securely fastened to prevent the misalignment of the conduits
during casting. Conduit ends shall be carefully plugged to prevent ingress of concrete
during concreting. Termination of steel conduit in steel boxes shall by means of threaded
conduit joint and brass-made bush. Conduit ends shall be filed free of burrs before
termination. Conduit ends shall be carefully plugged to prevent ingress of foreign
particles; all metal conduits shall be made electrically continuous. Metal flexible conduits
shall not be used as earth continuity lead.
9.1.8.17Wiring System
The wiring of all final sub-circuits from distribution boards to their respective fittings of
lighting and power points shall be in 230/440 volt grade XLPE insulated copper
conductor.
All cable sizes shall be capable of carrying the full load current of all their respective
circuits continuously without overheating or undue voltage drop which shall not exceed
2.5 percent of the nominal supply voltage at the supply terminal. Minimum cable size for
low volt wiring shall be 1.5 sq. mm copper and for 13 Amp power outlets; the cable size
shall be 2.5 sq. mm minimum.
Wiring code shall be in accordance with the 16th edition of I.E.E. Regulations for Electrical
Equipment for Buildings. The switched wire shall in all cases be red cored.
Incorrect wiring code will be rejected and the Contractor shall be responsible for
replacement of any part of the wiring rejected by the Engineer for non-compliance with
the Specification.
1.0 This specification covers the design, construction, manufacture, testing and delivery of
Instrumentation signal cables.
The CONTRACTOR shall adhere to the Codes and Standards as applicable from Institutions and
The following list of standards indicate the requirements as minimum any other standard not listed
below or elsewhere in this tender documents shall be subject to review and approve by the
DEWA/ENGINEER.
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The CONTRACTOR/VENDOR shall also note that it is not the intent of this specification to
deviate from good engineering practices. The absence of specifications shall imply that the
best engineering practices shall prevail, utilising first quality materials and workmanship.
2.2 Units
The instrumentation cables specifications and signals shall be according to the international system
of units (SI).
3. SITE CONDITIONS
It is the CONTRACTOR's responsibility to design, furnish and install the instrumentation cables
and wires to withstand and operate properly under the prevailing ambient conditions as described
in the project General Technical Requirements of this Contract. This Specification serves as a
guideline to the CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACTOR shall recommend and include all the
necessary equipment or protecting devices based on his previous experience on similar
installations.
Signal cables shall be used for carrying low voltage, low power instrumentation signals between
various field, plant and control room locations. In general the signals will fall into one of the
following categories:
• Analogue, 4-20 mA
• Digital 24V DC
• Pulsed D.C.
All cables shall be suitable for operation under the following conditions :
The cables shall be capable of continuous operation at highest system voltage as specified with
maximum conductor operating temperature of 90ºC and maximum temperature under fault
conditions of not more than 250ºC.
4.2 General
The insulation of these cables shall be suitable for operation at voltages upto and including 300 V
4.3 Conductors
Conductors shall be standard annealed copper wire in accordance with BS6360 class 2.
4.4 Insulation
4.5 Pairs
Two insulated conductors shall be uniformly twisted together to form a pair. The length of lay
shall be such that the two wires forming each pair are not dissociated by normal handling. The
maximum pair lay length shall be limited to 100mm (minimum 10 twists per meter).
4.6 Identification
Pairs shall be identified by means of coloured insulation in the sequence specified in the Standard
BS5308, Part 1. The cable shall be constructed such that the pairs are in concentric layers.
Laminated Screening Tape shall comprise aluminium bonded to polyester, the tape having a
minimum thickness of aluminium of 0.008mm and a minimum thickness of polyester of
0.010mm.The tape shall be applied with a minimum overlap of 25% and with the metallic side
down in contact with a tinned Copper drain wire (cross section not less than 0.5mm2) run
longitudinally over the Binder Tape.
An extruded sheath of type TM1 PVC Compound in accordance with BS 6746 shall be applied
over the collective screen. Sheath colour shall be Black.
4.9 Armour
A single layer of round galvanised steel wire armour with properties in compliance with BS1442
shall be applied spirally over the outer PVC bedding. A plastic counter spiral may be applied over
the armour.
PVC Outer Sheath, Type TM1 to BS 6746 shall be provided. In addition outer sheath shall display
the following characteristics:-
PE/MS/PVC/LS/PVC/SWA/PVC
After completion of the Factory Tests, the ends of the cable shall be sealed to prevent ingress of
moisture.
The external surface of the oversheath shall be embossed and/or printed with:
- Manufacturer's Name
- Year of Manufacture
- Length marking
This identification is to be repeated at intervals of not more than 1 metre.
The minimum character size shall be 3mm. The accuracy of the length marking shall be within the
limits of + 1% The colour of the initial printed marking shall be white. In case of a defective initial
marking, the cable shall be remarked in yellow.
5. FABRICATION REQUIREMENTS
Performance and acceptance tests for electrical power and control cables shall be carried out at
manufacturer's works which shall be witnessed by DEWA/ENGINEER or alternatively subject to
DEWA/ENGINEER'S prior approval, factory test certificates shall be accepted.
The required tests, test conditions and acceptance criteria for the cables shall be in accordance with
the latest edition of the standards as per Clause 2.0.
The required tests on the cables shall include but not limited to the following:
- Thickness of Insulation
Test certificates must be approved by DEWA/ENGINEER before cables are despatched from
place of manufacture.
Both ends of every length of cable shall be sealed properly immediately after tests at
manufacturer's premises.
The cables shall be rolled on suitable wooden or steel drums. The drum shall be marked to indicate
the direction of rolling, type of cable, voltage and cable length. For all cut lengths of cables which
are to be delivered to DEWA/ENGINEER, approved sealing caps of correct size shall be supplied
and properly mounted immediately after the respective cable length is cut.
The cable wooden or steel drums shall be packed in wooden type seaworthy crates having
sufficient strength to withstand normal ship handling and transport.
The crates shall be marked with DEWA's name and address, order number, type of equipment, etc.
Enclosed with the instrument the following documents shall be included in suitable wrapping:
• Installation Instruction.
9. VENDOR DOCUMENTATION
9.1.9.1 Scope
The earthing system shall cover each and every unit facility, consisting of a main earth at
the main DB and localized earths where necessary at any other unit facility. All these
earths shall be bonded together where possible. The metal sheaths or armoring shall not
be used as earth continuity or earthing lead.
Electrodes shall be steel cored copper rods driven into the open ground at spacing not less
than 3 m apart. The electrodes shall be bonded together and the aggregate earth resistance
so formed shall be less than one (1) ohm.
The bonding of the electrodes and the copper earthing leads shall be bare copper conductor
with nominal cross-section area of not less than 70 sq.mm. The bonding shall be by means
of non-corrosive metal clamps or by brazing.
All inspections and test points of the earth electrodes shall be boxed up with brick and
cement mortar with a removable slab cover. The position of these earth electrodes shall be
permanently labelled with the word.
"Safety Electrical Earth. DO NOT Remove".
9.1.10 TESTING
All tests or inspection shall be in accordance with the relevant British Standards or such
other standards as approved by the Engineer.
All tests or inspection at the Manufacturer's works shall be accompanied with test or
inspection certificates showing all the relevant information and details relating to the test
or inspection. Four (4) copies of Test certificates signed by the Manufacturer's
representative shall be submitted to the Engineer on or prior to the dispatch of equipment
to site.
9.1.10.2Installation Inspection
During installation, or when the Contractor is satisfied that the work is in satisfactory
working order, he shall arrange with the Engineer to carry out tests for, or inspection of,
the installation or completed work. If any part or equipment is found to be not in
accordance with the Specification or relevant Standards, such variance shall be put right
by the Contractor to the satisfaction of the Engineer and at no extra cost to the Employer.
Prior to the completion of the work, the Contractor shall arrange with the DEWA/ED for
the inspection, testing, reading of meters, etc., to obtain clearance for the connection of
power to the plant or equipment.
For all the tests and inspection as aforementioned, the Contractor shall provide the
necessary tools, labor and skilled technicians as and when required during the period of
test and inspection.
All tests and inspections shall be conducted in the presence of the Engineer. Test results
shall be obtained and recorded and produced in quadruplicate to the Engineer. Any results
showing variation from the efficient performance or manufacturer's test results shall be
rectified to the satisfaction of the Engineer and at no extra cost to the Employer.
The following are the tests required to be carried out and recorded.
On the satisfactory completion of the tests mentioned above and on presentation of the record of
such tests to the Engineer the electrical equipment shall be deemed complete.
9.2 TRAINING
The contractor shall offer classroom training for 4 engineers to cover all the system component
including:-
a) Field instrumentation maintenance
b) RTU troubleshooting, maintenance, programming.
c) communication network trouble shouting ,fault clearing, system expansion
The training shall be organized by a training center certified by the vendor of the supplied
equipments, and shall include all the level of training offered by the vendor.
The contractor shall provide on job training for DEWA employee, contractor shall be responsible
to answer all DEWA employee technical questions and make sure he is fully aware of system
configuration and troubleshooting steps
9.3 MEASUREMENT
Instrumentation, Control and Automation systems and all work in connection therewith shall
be valued by the measurement of only such items as are included in the Bill of Quantities.
The cost of Instrumentation, Control and Automation systems not itemized in the Bill of
Quantities shall be deemed to be included elsewhere in the Contract Rates to cover the entire
Contractor's obligations under the Contract.
9.4.1 General
The solar power thee phase power supply is intended to be used for remote area where utility
power supply is not provided, and shall be used to power the RTU units including the power
supply to the connected load “Flowmeters, Valves, pressure transmitters, and water quality
analyzers”.
The unit shall be designed for sever environmental condition and shall be inclusive of all required
solar panels, Solar DC batteries, inverter enclosures, etc.
The unit shall be installed outdoor, and the enclosure design shall locking scheme that prevent
unauthorized access to the unit.
Design, supply, install, commissioning of 5 KW Solar power thee phase power supply unit
(number of units shall be as mentioned in the BOQ). The scope of work shall include any
required civil foundation, wiring and cable connection to the RTU unit.
1- The unit shall be capable of providing a minimum of two hours backup of continuous 5
KW three phase power supply to the load irrelative of the sun condition without
discharging the battery more than 50%, the same shall be tested at workshop as well as on
site using 5 KW 3 phase motor provided by the contractor for testing purpose
2- Solar Panels modules should be multicrystal solar cell with an efficiency of over 14%.
Modules construction shall use tempered glass front, EVA pottant and a PVF backing to
provide maximum protection from the most severe environmental conditions.
The entire laminate should be framed in a heavy-duty anodized aluminum frame to
provide structural strength and ease of installation.
b) Low iron, tempered glass, EVA encapsulant and anodized aluminum frame
construction
The typical test results shall be attached along with the proposal for DEWA reference
3- The inverter should produce pure sine wave, three phase power supply with same
specifications as DEWA GRID “50 HZ, 380V”.
4- The inverter shall protect the battery from deep discharge with programmable setpoint.
5- The system provides complete real-time performance data as well as long-term historical
system data and graphs. Including environmental and weather station capabilities (if
requested). This information is stored and processed on a remote web server and is
available from anywhere on the web through local LAN or cellular modem. The monitored
value shall include “.
6- Batteries shall be rated for 3200 cycles at 50% depth of discharge with life time of 10
years.