20 Doc BORL NIT-part-3

BHARAT OMAN REFINERIES LIMITED
BINA, MADHYA PRADESH










1.0
These grounding notes and details shall be read and construed in

conjunction with grounding drawings and specification.
2.0
The grounding installation work shall conform to the requirements

of the Indian Electricity Rules and code of Practice for Earthing
(IS:3043) as amended up-to-date in India.
3.0
The main ground grid shall be buried in earth at a minimum depth

of 1000 mm below grade. A minimum earth coverage of 300 mm shall
be provided between the ground grid conductor and the bottom of
trench/foundation/underground pipe at the crossing.
4.0
Ground grid conductors around a building/substation fence shall

be buried outside the boundary at a minium distance of 1200 mm.
5.0
A additional grid of 1500 mm x 1500 mm comprising of closely spaced

(300 mmx300 mm) coductor at a depth of 300 mm from finished grade
level shall be provided below the operating handle of Isolators
and Circuit Breaker operating boxes located in outdoor HV/EHV
substation. This grid shall be connected to the main ground grid.
The ground connection to operating handle shall be made of flexible
connection.
6.0
The ground grid conductor below grade shall be of bare 75X12mm G.I. flat.
ground and connected to the ground grid connector.
7.0
Riser/pigtail from the ground grid shall be 75x12mm G.I. flat

shall be project 300 mm above grade/concrete floor level
unless otherwise shown.
8.0
All ground connections below grade shall be made by electric arc

welding with low hydrogen content electrode. Bending of the
grounding flats where necessary shall be done by gas heating.
9.0
Above grade, 75X6mm galvanised G.I. flats shall be run as main ground
conductors along building steels, walls and securely fixed to the same
by welding/clamping at intervals not exceeding 750 mm.The ground
conductors shall be interconnected between them and tothe main ground grid
through risers.
10.0 All electrical equipment and associated non-current carrying metal

works, supporting structures, building columns,fence, system
neutrals, lighting masts/arresters shall be connected to the plant/
substation ground system.
11.0 Two seperate and distinct ground connections shall be provided for
grounding of electrical equipment frameworks.

12.0
Miscellaneous devices such as pull boxes, push- button stations,

lockout switches, cable end boxes etc. shall be effectively grounded
whether specifically shown or not.
13.0
Ground conductor connections above grade shall be generally made

by electric are welding. The connection shall be coated with two (2)
of cold galvanising resistant, anti-corrosive paints.
14.0
Bolted connection shall be made only for grounding of equipment/

devices and some removable structures. The contact surfaces shall
be throughly cleaned before connection to ensure good electrical
contact.
15.0
A continuous 50X6 mm galvanised G.I flat ground conductor shall

be installed along the cable raceway and securely attched to each
tray section, forming a solidly grounded tray system.
16.0
A 16 Swg G.I. wire shall be run along the metalic conduit and
shall be securely tied with the same at an internal 300 mm.
Grounding connection or wire jumpers shall be installed where
flexible conduit is used to connect rigid conduit to equipment.
17.0
Crane rails and mettalic pipes within the substation shall be

grounded at both ends and at an interval of 30m. In addition all joints
shall be bonded to provide electrical continuity.
18.0
Fence within the ground grid shall be bonded to the substation ground
system at regular interval not exceeding ten(10) meters. Fence
gate shall be separately grounded with flexible connection to
permit movement.
19.0
For shielding, the ground conductors shall be taken right upto the
top along the structure and connected directly to the lightning masts.
20.0
The poles used for distribution line and / or street light

shall be grounded at the bottom.
21.0
Earthing pads shall be provided for the apparatus / equipment at accessible

position. The connection between earthing pads and earthing grids shall be made
by two short earthing leads (one direct and another through support structure
free from kinks and splices.
22.0
Ground electrodes shall be provided at connections with transformer neutrals,

lightning arresters and lightning masts.
23.0
A separate earthing conductor shall be provided for earthing lighting fixtures,

receptacles, switches, junction boxes, lighting conduits etc.
24.0
Metallic conduits shall not be used as earth continuity conductor.
25.0
Wherever, earthing conductors crosses or runs along metallic structure such as

gas, water, steam conduits etc., and steel reinforcement in concrete, it shall be
bonded to the same.
26.0
Flexible earthing conductors shall be provided for the moving parts.
27.0
All lightning panels, junction boxes, receptacle fixtures, conduits etc. shall be
grounded in compliance with the provision of I.E. rules.

28.0
Earthing connections with equipment earthing pads shall be bolted type.

Contact surface shall be free from scales, paint, enamel, grease, rust or dirt.Two
bolts shall be provided for making each connection. Equipment bolted connection
after being checked and tested, shall be painted with anticorrosive paint/compound.
29.0
Ironto copper connections shall be brazed type and shall be treated to

prevent moisture ingression.
30.0
Resistance of the joint shall be more than that of equivalent length of

the electrode.
For surge arrester, earthing lead from surge counter to main earthmat shall
be shortest in length as far as possiable. Earthing lead for surge counter shall
not be passed through any pipe.
31.0
32.0
For ground connections, the conductor sizes shall be as listed

below :Item
Size
a.
Main Earthing conductor to be buried

in ground
75 x 12 mm
b1.
EHV CB & ISO grounding-conductor above :

ground & earthing leads
Other EHV equipment grounding-conductor :
above ground & earthing leads
Structures/Towers grounding-cond. above :
ground & earthing leads
75 x 12 mm
b2.
c.
75 x 12 mm
75 x 12 mm
Material
Galvanized
Iron Flat
Galvanized
Iron Flat
Galvanized
Iron Flat
Galvanized
Iron Flat
: 2 Nos. 75 x 12 mm Galvanized
Iron Flat
Galvanized
:
75 x 12 mm
Iron Flat
d.
HT/LT Transformer
d.
HT/LT SWGR,ACDB
e.
:
L.T.Panels,Control Panels,MOM Boxes,
Out door Marshalling Kiosks,Junction Boxes,
Lighting Panels, DCDB etc.grounding
50 x 6 mm
Galvanized
Iron Flat
f.
Motors
25 x 3 mm
Galvanized
Iron Flat
g.
Earthing conductor along

outdoor cable trenches
50 x 6 mm
h.
Pipe earth electrode

(in treated earth pit)
as per IS
Earthing of lighting Pole
Galvanized Iron Flat

Painted with Red
Oxide Primer
C.I. pipe
i.
3000 mm long
G.I ROD
3000 mm long































7703-71-60-A4-0800-Cover_Sheet
1.
These lighting notes and details shall be read and construed

conjunction with the Illumination Layout and drawings.
2.
Except specifically approved by site office, installation of

exposed conduits, mounting of lighting fixtures etc. shall be
taken up only after all other services such as Piping, Air
Ducting, Cable Tray/Busduct Hanger, Structural Bracings etc. in a
particular area have been installed.
3.
The Contractor shall develop final conduit/cable

fixture location and other site conditions.
4.
Unless otherwise shown, the mounting heights of lighting

and accessories shall be generally as follows :
a)
i)
ii)
Medium
Bay Type Fixtures.
routing based on
fixtures
3500
: mm from bottom
to finished floor
:
3500 to less
than
8000 mm from bottom
to finished floor
8000 mm and
above
from Bottom to finished
floor
300 mm
bottom
of
Fixture Above top of
opening
In control room/office
450 mm from finished floor

to centre
Elsewhere

to centre
d)
Local Switches

to centre
e)
Lighting Panels

to top
iii)
High Bay Type Fixtures
b)
Bracket lights over door

Openings
c)
Receptacles i)
ii)
5.
Low-Bay Lighting Fixtures

in general indoor Areas
of Industrial plants.
in
Unless otherwise noted,all lighting fixtures shall be fed from respective

lighting panels. Normal AC lighting panels will be fed from 415V AC
distribution boards (ACDB). DC Emrgency lighting distribution boards
(DCELDB) will be fed from Main DC distribution boards.
6.
All outdoor lighting fixtures, unless it is fed

controlled lighting panel shall be provided with
local switches.
from time switch

outdoor type

7.
Separate neutral wire shall be provided for each circuit. Wiring

throughout the installation shall be such that there is no break
in the neutral wire in the from of switch or fuse.
8.
All exposed conduit runs in battery room area, etc. shall be

suitably painted with acid/alkaly proof paints.
9.
The entire metallic conduit system whether embedded or exposed,

shall be electrically continuous and thoroughly grounded.
10.
Lighting fixtures shall not be suspended directly

box in the main conduit run.
11.
Separate conduits shall be used for wiring lighting

different
lighting distribution system such as
lighting /emergency DC lighting.
12.
A.C. and D.C. circuits shall not be run in the same conduit and
junction boxes. Circuits fed from different transformers and
different batteries (D.C. Source) shall not be run through same
conduit and junction boxes.
13.
Receptacle circuits shall

lighting and fan circuits.
14.
Wires/cable
shall be spliced only
ring-tongue lugs or approved equal.
15.
For cable/wire numbering, PVC sleeve with cable/wire Tag number of

different colour code shall be used.
16.
For roads/outdoor areas, main runs from street/area lighting

panels shall be by means of A2XWY cables, directly buried in ground
with proper protection as per details shown or through duct bank.
17.
When buried cables cross road/railway track, additional protection

to be provided in from of hume/G.I. Pipe.
18.
Flame proof installations shall be carried out with Flame

conduits, flame proof accessories and junction boxes.
19.
Unless otherwise noted, the minimum size of cables, wires,

conduits, junction boxes shall be decided by the bidder as listed
below :
A)
at
junction
and
circuits
normal
junction
distinct
boxes
of
AC
from
with
proof
CABLES
i)
TBD
be kept separate
from
From 415V AC distritbution

Boards to 415 V normal AC
lighting panels
: To be decided by the bidder
: TBD

ii)
iii)
TBD
From 110V main DC dist.

Boards to 110V DC emergency
lighting distribution
board (DCELDB)
: TBD
From 415V normal AC street/

SWYD lighting panels to
street
lighting
pole
Junction Box
: TBD
To be decided by the bidder
B.
WIRES
Wires shall be PVC insulated, 650V grade and of following sizes:
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
C.
From lighting panels to

Junction Boxes/switchboards
: 1C,
10
From Junction Boxes/Switchboards to Lighting Fixtures
: 1C,
2.5 Sq.mm Cu.
From Junction
Flood
light
Boxes to
Fixtures
From lighting Panels to

240V AC 5/15A, 1 Phase
Receptacles.
Sq.mm AL (Stranded)
2 x 2.5 Sq.mm, 1C, Cu
:1C, 10 Sq.mm AL.(Stranded)
CONDUITS
All conduits shall be of galvanised steel of following minimum sizes :
CABLE SIZE
20MM
i)
ii)
CONDUIT. SIZE
25MM 32MM 40MM
4 Sq.mm CU
2.5 Sq.mm CU
50MM
8 } Maximum No.of Con} ductors Admissible
- } for Conduit

D.
JUNCTION BOXES
CONDUIT SIZE
JUNCTION BOX SIZE (MM)
THROUGH
ii)
254x200x127
254x200x127
150x150x100
50
254x200x127
254x200x127
254x200x127
iii)
32 / 40
20.
All lighting panels/distribution boards, junction boxes,receptacles,

Fixtures, Conduits, etc. shall be grounded
in compliance with
the provision of I.E. rule and as detailed below :
i)
Lighting Panels
ii)
Power Receptacles,
Junction Boxes etc.
16 SWG G.I. Wire
Lighting fixtures,
switches, conduits
etc.
16 SWG, G.I. wire.
Street Light Poles and

Towers for Floodlighting
50 x 6 MM G.I. Flat
iii)
iv)
50 x 6 MM G.I. Flat
21.
A continuous ground conductor of 16 SWG G.I. wire shall run along

each conduit run and bonded to it every 600 MM.
22.
The electrical installation work shall met the requirements of

Indian Electricity Rules, relevant IS codes of practice and safety
codes, all as ammended upto date. In addition, other rules or
regulations as applicable to the work shall be followed. In case
of any discrepancy, the more restrictive rule shall be binding.
23.
Typical details of lighting fixtures, other lighting system

components and their mounting arrangement as shown herein are for
general guidance only, The type no. of some make has been refered
in the various drawings. Only to indicate desired appearance,
construction features and performance of the fixture.The contractor
has to design the same fulfilling the requirement of the specification.















450
1500
1500



1.1
Vertical air terminal rods shall be installed on the top of all

structured/buildings to be protected from lightning strokes.
1.2
Vertical air terminal shall be 20 mm dia galvanised steel rods.

The projected length of the rods including mounting structure,
if any, shall be as required to protect the objects, from lightning
stroke. Air terminal rods provided on top of building for lightning
protection shall be 20 mm dia lead coated solid copper rods.
1.3
Air terminal rods shall be properly fixed on top of buildings/

structures to withstand wind pressure.In case the air terminal
rods are embedded in the building roof, the portion embedded
in the contrete shall not touch the reinforcement bars and shall
be duely insulated from them.
1.4
All vertical air terminal rods shall be electrically connected by

means of horizontal conductors (galvanised MS flats) of size
50 x 6 mm.
1.5
The shielding angle for one vertical air termination shall be 45

degrees. For more than one rod, shielding angle between the rods
shall be taken as 60 degrees.
1.6
Horizontal air terminations (galvanised Iron flats) shall be so laid

out that no part of the roof is more than nine (9) metres away from
the nearest Horizonal air terminals.
2.1
The shielding mast for lightning protection shall be installed on

top of the steel column cap plates of power house main building.
2.2
The shielding masts shall be made of galvanished steel pipe and the
heights of the same shall be decided considering the zones to be
protected.
2.3
Each shielding mast shall be connected to grounding grid of the

station by a 50 x 6 mm. G.I down conductor running along
the building column. In addition, all sub-station control building
column joints shall be electrically bonded.
3.1
The down conductors shall be 50 x 6 mm galvanished Iron flats.

One end of these flats shall be connected to the air terminal rods/
horizontal conductors on top of roof/structure and the other end to
the nearest earth terminals.
3.2
Each down conductor shall have an independent earth termination.

In no case conductors of the lightning protection system shall be
connected with the conductors of the grounding system above ground
level.
3.3
The connetion between each down conductor and earth terminal shall
be made via test link located at approximately 1500 mm above ground
level.
3.4
The down conductors shall be laid straight and sharp bends shall be
avoided as far as practicable. These shall be cleated on the outside
of the building wall and or columns/structures at intervals of about
750 mm., unless indicated otherwise in the drawings.
3.6
All exposed metallic parts of a building shall be bonded to the down

conductors. Such parts shall include ladders, balconies,
conduits etc.

4.1
Where ground mat is available, the risers specifically ear-marked

for lightning protection shall be considered as Earth Terminal.
In such case, one electrode shall be provide close to the each
Earth Terminals.
4.2
Where ground mat is not available sparate earth pit as per IS-3043
or approved international standard specifically for lightning
protection shall be provided as Earth Terminal.
5.1
Number of joints in the lightning conductors shall be kept to a

minimum.
5.2
All the joints shall be done by arc welding process. Overlapping of

conductors at straight joints shall not be less than 150 mm.
The contact surfaces shall be properly cleaned before jointing.
5.3
Those portions of galvanished steel flats, which have been welded at

site, shall be coated with two (2) coats of cold galvanising anticorrosive paint after welding.
After successful testing the bolted joints of test links shall be
wrapped by bitumenons hessian tape followed by 3 mm thick coating
of bitumen compound.
5.4
5.5
Air terminal rods and shielding masts shall be coated with weather
resistant anti-corrosive paint (zinc chromate followed by two coats
of aluminium paint).
5.6
Steel to copper connection shall be brazed type.
6.1
Lightning protection of outdoor switchyards/substations shall be

done by lightning masts on top of steel towers. shield wires may
also be used wherever required. These shall be strung across the
top of the steel towers and/or building/plant structure.
6.2
The shield wire, which

steel towers, shall be
(50 x 6 mm galvanished
connected to the riser
7.0
The sizes and materials of earthing conductors used

protection system are listed below :
DESCRIPTION
shall be brought down to the bottom of the

connected to the earthing conductor
Iron flat), which in turn, shall be
from the main grounding mat/grid.
SIZE
in
lightning
MATERIAL
a)
Vertical Air Terminals
20 mm dia rod
G.I
b)
Horizontal conductors
50 x 6 mm Flat
G.I
c)
Down Conductors
50 x 6 mm Flat
G.I
d)
Riser From Electrode/

Grounding Mat
75 X 12 mm Flat
G.I.
Electrode for Lighting

Protection
50 mm Pipe
3000 mm long
C.I.
Shield Wire
7/3.66mm Wire Rope
G.I.
e)
f)






DRAWN
CHECKED :
SCALE
REVIEWED:
DATE
APPROVED:
JOB NO.



LOUVRE
DRY FILTER SECTION
( FOR AC SYSTEM)
DRAWN :
CHECKED :
SCALE
REVIEWED :
DATE
APPROVED :
JOB NO.

B.
Specification
for 220/33 KV Substation
Existing Drawings of BORL Refinery at Bina required for construction of new

220/33 KV Substation in the same Refinery
Sl. No.
TITLE
1.
OVERALL EARTHING LAYOUT

(PROPOSED) CABLE TRENCH LAYOUT FROM 132
KV SWITCH YARD TO CPP S/S-10
SWITCHGEAR ROOM EQUIPMENT LAYOUT
SWITCHGEAR ROOM FLOOR CUTOUT
FIRE WATER LAYOUT
LAYOUT OF OWS & CRWS SYSTEM
GREAD LEVEL
REPORT ON SOIL INVESTIGATION FOR 132 KV
(EXISTING) SWYD OF BINA REFINARY AT BINA, MP.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
220/33 KV Substation of
Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd.
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99-12-A0-0002, Rev-2
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220/33KV SUBSTATION PACKAGE

VOLUME IV
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS
DOCUMENT NO. : 7703-71-60-TS-001
CONSULTANT
DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS PRIVATE LIMITED

BLOCK-DG/4, SECTOR-II, SALT LAKE CITY, KOLKATA 700 091, INDIA
Specification
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS : PART I

PROPOSAL EXHIBITS : PART II
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS : PART III
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Specification
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS : PART I
PROPOSAL DATA
(TO BE SUBMITTED WITH TECHNO-COMMERCIAL BID)
SCHEDULE- I THROUGH SCHEDULE- IV
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Specification
PROPOSAL EXHIBITS
PART I
PROPOSAL DATA
(TO BE SUBMITTED WITH TECHNO-COMMERCIAL BID)
CONTENTS
SCHEDULES
DESCRIPTION
SCHEDULE-I
PROPOSAL PARTICULARS
SCHEDULE-II
TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
SCHEDULE-III
LIST OF TOOLS AND TACKLES
SCHEDULE-IV
DRAWING SUBMISSION SCHEDULE
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Specification
SCHEDULE I : PROPOSAL PARTICULARS

1.
Bidder's Complete Company Name

and Address,
:
:
Tel no. fax no. and
E-mail ID
2.
Bidder's Proposal Number & Date
3.
Bidder's Proposal Validity
4.
Name and Designation of the Officer with E-mail ID

of the Bidder to whom all references shall be made
for expeditious technical co-ordination
:
5.
a.
Whether earnest money deposited as per

tender stipulations
b.
If so, give details
c.
If not, give reasons
6.
Terms of Payment :
a.
b.
7.
Terms of payment as per Purchaser's

terms and conditions is acceptable
If not, specify terms of payment
Completion Time
a.
b.
Completion time in months for complete

substation from the date of issue of
'Letter of Intent' (allowing time for
approval of drawings and test certificates)
Is the completion time guaranteed

under l under penalty?
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Specification
SCHEDULE - I : PROPOSAL PARTICULARS (CONTD.)

8.
Conformance (Yes/No)
a.
Is the equipment offered strictly in

accordance with Owner's Specification?
If not, have the Deviation sheet been

duly filled-up?
c.
Are proposal data sheets duly filled-up?
d.
All drawings, document, type test

Certificates furnished?
b.
9.
Performance guarantee period for the equipment

offered a.
From the date of commissioning at site
b.
From the date of dispatch
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220/33kV Substation of
Bharat Oman Refineries Limited
Specification
SCHEDULE II : TECHNICAL PARTICULARS
A.
EHV SUBSTATION
1.1
Reference standard
1.2
Switching Scheme
1.3
Rated Voltage .kVrms
1.4
System grounding
1.5
Design ambient temperature---oC
1.6
Rated continuous current at

design ambient temperature
1.7
1.8
220 KV
Bus bar
Line/Trafo/ Bus coupler feeders
Rated short time withstand current
kArms
Duration Sec.
Insulation level
Short Circuit Rating
a)
b)
c)
Rated one minute power Frequency

withstand voltage kV (r.m.s)
Phase- Phase
Phase- Earth
Rated Lightning impulse

withstand voltage kV ( peak)
Phase- Phase
Phase- Earth
Rated switching impulse

withstand voltage kV ( peak)
Phase- Phase
Phase- Earth
..
BIDDERS NAME & SIGNATURE
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Specification
B.
220 KV CIRCUIT BREAKERS
1.0
Name of Manufacturer
2.0
Manufacturer's designation
3.0
Reference standard
4.0
Type
5.0
Service
6.0
Pole
7.0
Rated Voltage
kV rms
8.0
Rated Frequency
Hz
9.0
Mechanical Endurance Class
10.0
Electrical Endurance Class
11.0
Restrike Probability Class
12.0
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
13.0
Rated Insulation Level
13.1
Rated Lightning Impulse withstand voltage kVpeak
13.2
13.3
a)
between phase to earth
b)
between phases and CB open
c)
across isolating distance
Rated Switching Withstand Voltage KVpeak

a)
b)
between phases
c)
Rated 1 min. power freq. withstand voltage KVrms

a)
b)
between phases
c)
14.0
Corona extinction voltage with CB open or close

in normal atmospheric conditions
kVrms(min)
15.0
Max. RI voltage at 1.1 Urated /3 Micro-Volts
:
..
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Specification
B.
220 KV CIRCUIT BREAKERS (Contd.)
16.0
Rated normal Current at site condition
17.0
Limit of temperature rise
18.0
Rated Making & Breaking Capacity
18.1
Rated Short-circuit breaking current (Symm)kArms :
18.2
Percentage D.C. component
18.3
Rated short-circuit making current
(kA Peak)
18.4
Rated peak withstand current
KA (peak)
18.5
Rated short time withstand current for

rated duration of 1 sec.
KA rms
18.6
Rated line charging breaking current Amps rms
18.7
Rated Out of phase breaking current in % of

rated Short Circuit Breaking current
18.8
Rated Out of phase making current in % of

rated Short Circuit Breaking current
18.9
Characteristic for short-line fault related to

rated short-circuit breaking current
Amps :
18.10 Rated capacitive switching breaking (Arms)

/ in rush
(KA peak)
18.11 TRV Characteristics
19.0
Inductive current breaking capability without

exceeding over voltage by 2.0 pu.
20.0
First pole to clear factor.
21.0
Operating mechanism
21.1
Type with functional description write-up
21.2
Whether trip free operation with anti pumping

arrangement provided
21.3
Spring charged mechanism
Rated Power
Rated supply voltage, phase & frequency

and operating range
V & Hz
Spring Charging time
Safety interlock provided
KW
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Specification
B.
22.0
Operating time (ms)
23.0
Closing time (ms)
24.0
Rated Operating Sequence

For Auto Reclosing breakers
For Non Auto Reclosing breakers
25.0
Rated Supply Voltage and frequency for
25.1
Closing
25.2
Tripping
25.3
Spring Charge Motor
25.4
Heater/Lamp/Socket
26.0
Minimum Creepage distance
27.0
Phase to phase spacing of terminal conductor mm :
28.0
Elevation of lower most terminal Conductor above

Plinth Level
mm
:
29.0
Rated Terminal Load Kgf
30.0
Noise level Db at the base of CB
31.0
Mounting structure
32.0
Seismic Acceleration
33.0
SF6 Gas
34.0
Total break time measured from the instant

of trip circuit energisation
34.1
At 10% breaking capacity
mS
34.2
mS
35.0
Arcing time
35.1
mS
35.2
mS
36.0
Total length of arc.
mm
37.0
Breaks per pole
No.
mm
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Specification
B.
38.0
Length of break per pole
39.0
Contact Travel
39.1
Length of travel
39.2
Rate of travel
40.0
Make time
41.0
Reclosing time with rated control voltage applied &

measured from the instant of trip coil energisation :
41.1
Minimum dead time for first auto reclose
mS
41.2
Range of adjustment for single auto reclose mS
43.0
Type of devices, if any, to limit the rate of

restriking voltage
44.0
Short circuit type test certificate furnished? Yes/No :
44.1
Certificate/Report
No.
44.2
Oscillogram
No.
45.0
Contacts
45.1
Type
Main
Arcing
45.2
Material
Main
Arcing
45.3
Whether the contacts are silver plated
45.4
Thickness of silver coating
45.5
Contact pressure
46.0
Type of Arc control device
47.0
Whether main air column and interrupters

are pressurized?
48.0
Maximum pressure developed in the arcing

chamber at rated breaking capacity Kg/Cm2
49.0
Time limit for which the breaker can be

kept open, if any
50.0
Auxiliary Contacts
50.1
Total nos. of contacts furnished NO / NC Nos.
mm
:
:
mm
meter/s :
mS
Yes/No
mm
Kg/Cm2
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Specification
B.
50.2
Spare contacts available for interlocks in

addition to those required for breaker's
own operation and indication
NO / NC Nos.
50.3
Contact type - convertible or fixed?
50.4
Contact Rating at
110V D.C.
a.
Make and Continuous
Amps :
b.
Break (Inductive)
Amps :
51.0
Permissible variation of 110V D.C.
51.1
Closing
51.2
Tripping
52.0
Permissible variation of working pr. of Breaker
52.1
Closing
52.2
Tripping
53.0
Air Consumption in litres
53.1
Duty cycle(0-3' CO-3' CO)
53.2
Closing
53.3
Opening
53.4
Total scavenging & leakage
54.0
Volume of air receiver per pole
55.0
Minimum blocking air pressure
55.1
Closing
55.2
Tripping
56.0
Minimum clearance
56.1
Phase to ground
mm
56.2
Phase to phase
mm
57.0
Arrangement provided for
57.1
Pole discrepancy
57.2
Trip free/Fixed trip
240V A.C.
(At NTP)
litre
Ata
:
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Specification
B.
57.3
Anti pumping
58.0
Operating mechanism
59.0
Power requirement at 110V D.C.
59.1
Closing coil
Watt
59.2
Tripping coil
Watt
59.3
Spring charging motor
Watt
60.0
Type of interlocks furnished
61.0
Accessories
61.1
Furnished as per Annexure?
Yes/No
61.2
If not, Deviation sheet duly filled up? Yes/No
62.0
Bushings
62.1
Make
62.2
Type
62.3
Reference standard
62.4
Voltage class
KV
62.5
Momentary dry withstand voltage
KV
62.6
Visible discharge voltage
KV
62.7
One minute dry withstand voltage
KV
62.8
One minute wet withstand voltage
KV
62.9
Impulse withstand voltage
KV peak
62.10 Under oil puncture voltage
KV
62.11 Creepage distance, Total/Protected
mm
62.12 Height required to remove the bushing
mm
62.13 Permissible safe cantilever loading on bushing
63.0
Nature of insulating medium of bushing
64.0
Overall dimensions of the circuit breaker

complete with bushing, mechanism box etc. mm
65.0
Circuit Breaker Weight

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Specification
B.
65.1
Total Weight
Kg
65.2
Impact for foundation design to include dead

load plus impact value on opening at max.
interrupting rating in dead load
Kg
66.0
Shipping dimension of the largest package

(LxBxH).
mm
67.0
Shipping weight of the heaviest package
68.0
Spare quantity of SF6 gas furnished ? If so,

indicate the total quantity
69.0
Number of openings, the Circuit Breaker is

capable of performing without inspection,
replacement of contacts or other main parts.
69.1
At 50% rated current
69.2
At 100% rated current
69.3
At 50% rated breaking capacity
69.4
At 100% rated breaking capacity
C.1.
220 kV DISCONNECTING SWITCHES
1.0
Manufacturer's Name
2.0
3.0
Reference standard
4.0
Type
5.0
Service
6.0
Poles
No.
7.0
Rated Frequency
Hz
8.0
Rated voltage
KV
9.0
Current Rating
9.1
Rated continuous current at site condition
9.2
Rated Short time withstand current for 1s KA rms :
9.3
Peak withstand current
10.0
Temperature rise above 50oC ambient
Kg
Amps :
KA peak
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Specification
C.1.
220 kV DISCONNECTING SWITCHES (Contd.)
10.1
At rated normal current
10.2
At rated short time withstand current
11.0
Current density at minimum cross-section of

disc switch blade
A/mm2 :
12.0
Maximum current the isolator can safely interrupt
12.1
Bus/line charging current
Amp
12.2
Potential transformer magnetizing current
Amp. :
13.0
Clearances (minimum)
13.1
Live parts to ground
mm
13.2
Phase to Phase
mm
13.3
Fixed contact to blade in open position
mm
14.0
Rated insulation level
14.1
Rated Lightning impulse withstand voltage
14.2
14.3
a.
Across the isolating distance
KV peak
b.
To earth & between poles
KV peak
Rated Switching impulse withstand voltage

a.
b.
Between phase to earth
KV peak
c.
Between phases
KV peak
KV peak
One minute power frequency withstand voltage

a.
b.
To earth & between poles
15.0
Operating mechanism
15.1
Type
15.2
Motor rating
15.3
KV rms
KV rms
:
:
a.
Output
KW
b.
Voltage
Volts
Range of operating voltage %
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Specification
C.1.
15.4
Control voltage with range V%
15.5
Torque required to operate the gang operated

disconnecting switch
Kg.M :
16.0
Main Contacts
16.1
Type
16.2
Material
16.3
Contact pressure
Kg/cm2
16.4
Contact area
mm2
16.5
Whether silver plated?
16.6
Thickness of silver plating mm
17.0
Auxiliary Contacts
17.1
Spare contacts furnished
17.2
Type : convertible or fixed?
17.3
Contact Rating at
NO / NC
Nos.
:
:
110V D.C.
a.
Make and continuous Amps
b.
Break (Inductive) Amps
18.0
Operating time of motor operated mechanism
18.1
Opening
Secs. :
18.2
Closing
Secs. :
19.0
Rotating blade feature at the end of travel provided :
20.0
No. of operations that disc switch can withstand

without deterioration of contacts
21.0
22.0
Accessories furnished as specified in Annexure?
23.0
Insulator
23.1
Make
23.2
Type
23.3
Reference standard
240V A.C.
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Specification
C.1.
23.4
Number of units per stack
23.5
Voltage class
23.6
One (1) minute power frequency withstand voltage
:
KV
a.
Dry
KV
b.
Wet
KV
KV
23.7
Puncture withstand voltage
23.8
Full wave (1.2/50 s wave) impulse withstand voltage
23.9
a.
Positive polarity
KV crest
b.
Negative polarity
KV crest
Creepage distance in air
mm
23.10 Tensile strength
Kg
23.11 Cantilever strength (Upright)
Kg
23.12 Compression strength
Kg
23.13 Torsional strength
Kg
23.14 Weight of the unit
Kg
23.15 Catalogue furnished?
24.0
Dimension of Disconnecting Switch (L x B x H) mm :
25.0
Weight of the Disconnecting Switch
C.2.
EARTHING SWITCH
1.0
Make
2.0
Type
3.0
Reference standard
4.0
Service
5.0
Poles
6.0
Current Rating
6.1
Short time for 1 sec
KArms
6.2
Peak Withstand current
KApeak
Kg
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Specification
C.2.
EARTHING SWITCH (Contd.)
6.3
Making current
7.0
Operating mechanism :
8.0
Mounting
9.0
Torque required to operate the gang operated

earthing switch
Kg. M
10.0
Auxiliary contacts
10.1
No. of contacts furnished
10.2
Type : Convertible or fixed?
10.3
Contact Rating at
KApeak
NO / NC
Nos.
a.
Make and continuous
Amps :
b.
Break (Inductive)
Amps :
11.0
12.0
Weight of the earthing switch
D.
220 kV CURRENT TRANSFORMER
1.0
2.0
3.0
Reference standard
4.0
Type
5.0
Service
6.0
Rated Voltage
kVrms :
7.0
Rated Frequency
Hz
8.0
Insulation Level
240V A.C
:
Kg
a. 1 minute 50 Hz dry & wet withstand

voltage
(kVrms)
i. HV terminal & earth
ii. Secondary winding
b. Impulse withstand voltage with

1.2x50 s
110V D.C.
(kVpeak)
c. Switching impulse withstand voltage with

250/2500 s
(kVpeak)
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Specification
D.
220 kV CURRENT TRANSFORMER (contd.)
9.0
Short-time Current
a.
Rated 1-second current
kArms
b.
Rated dynamic current
kApeak
10.0
Insulation class
11.0
Maximum temperature rise over design

0
ambient temperature
C
12.0
Max. RI voltage at 1.1 Urated /3
Micro-Volts
13.0
Creepage distance
mm/ KV
14.0
Partial discharge level
pC
15.0
Accessories furnished as per annexure?
Yes/no :
16.0
Approximate dimensions (LXBXH)
mm
17.0
Approximate Weight
Kg.
18.0
Rated Terminal Load
Kgf
19.0
Mounting structure
20.0
Seismic Acceleration
21.0
C.T. ratios & parameters
Core
No.
Descriptio
n
Current
Ratio
A/A
Output
Burden
VA
Acc.
Class
ISF
Min. Knee
point voltage
VK (volt) at
highest ratio
KPV
Max
Excitation
Current I e
(mA) at
KPV
Max CT
Sec.
Resistance
RCT (ohm)
at highest
ratio
Feeder type :
Core-1
Core-2
Core-3
Core-4
Core-5
E.
220 kV CVT
1.0
Make
2.0
Type
3.0
Reference Standard
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Specification
E.
220 kV CVT (Contd.)
4.0
Service
5.0
Rated Frequency with tolerance
Hz % :
6.0
Voltage Class
KV
7.0
Insulation Level
7.1
1-Minute 50Hz Withstand
KV
7.2
Impulse Withstand
8.0
Over Voltage Factor
8.1
Continuous
8.2
30-second
9.0
Insulation
9.1
Type
9.2
Class
10.0
Max. Temp. rise over 50oC ambient
11.0
Creepage Distance
12.0
V.T. Ratings
12.1
Voltage ratio
V/V
12.2
Rated burden
VA
12.3
Accuracy class
12.4
Rated thermal burden
12.5
Connection
13.0
Secondary fuse
13.1
Make
13.2
Type
13.3
Rating
13.4
Breaking capacity
kA
14.0
H.V. Capacitor
14.1
No. of stack
Nos.
KVpeak :
mm./KV
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Specification
E.
220 kV CVT (Contd.)
14.2
Capacitor per stack
15.0
Intermediate Capacitor
15.1
No. of stack
Nos.
15.2
Capacitor per stock
pF% :
16.0
Total equivalent capacitance
pF
17.0
Open circuit intermediate voltage
kV
18.0
Protective gap setting
kV
19.0
Inductance of series reactor
mH
20.0
CVT suitable for frequency range
Khz
21.0
Approx. Dimensions (L x B x H)
mm
22.0
Approx. Weight
Kg
23.0
Accessories furnished as per Annexure?
F.
pF% :
220 & 33 kV LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
220 kV
1.0
Make
2.0
Type
3.0
Reference Standard
4.0
L.A. Rating
4.1
Rated Voltage
kV
4.2
Rated frequency
Hz
4.3
Nominal discharge current, 8/20-Sec kApeak
4.4
Long duration Discharge Class
4.5
Permissible continuous operating

Voltage (COV)
5.0
Residual Voltages
5.1
Maximum residual voltage at Lightning impulse

of 8/20 s wave
KV peak
5.2
Max. switching impulse Residual voltage kVpeak
5.3
Max. steep ct. impulse Residual voltage kVpeak
kVrms
33 kV
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Specification
F.
220 & 33 kV LIGHTNING ARRESTERS (Contd.)
220 kV
6.0
Impulse current withstand
6.1
High current short duration (4/10 s wave) kApeak :
6.2
Long duration current for

a.
1000 s
kApeak
b.
2000 s
kApeak
7.0
Energy absorption capability
8.0
Insulation Level of arrester housing
8.1
1-min. 50 Hz withstand voltage (wet)
kVrms
8.2
Lightning Impulse Withstand Voltage
kVpeak
8.3
Switching Impulse withstand Voltage
kVpeak
9.0
Max. RI voltage At 1.1Urated / v3
10.0
Partial discharge level at 1.05 COV
pC
11.0
Porcelain Creepage distance
12.0
Pressure relief current
13.0
Pressure relief class
14.0
No. of section per pole
No.
15.0
Approx. dimension (LxBxH)
mm
16.0
Approx. weight
Kg
17.0
Accessories furnished as per annexure
Yes/No. :
18.0
Characteristic curve furnished
Yes/No
G.
220 kV WAVE TRAP
1.0
2.0
3.0
Reference standard
4.0
Type
5.0
Service
33 kV
KJ/kV :
kV/mm
KA
:
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Specification
G.
220 kV WAVE TRAP (Contd.)
6.0
Rated Voltage
7.0
Continuous current rating at design

ambient temperature
Amp. :
8.0
Emergency overload current
Amp
9.0
Rated Frequency
Hz
10.0
Short-time Current
kVrms
a.
Rated 1-second current
kArms
b.
Rated dynamic current
kApeak
11.0
Insulation class
12.0
Maximum temperature rise over

design ambient temperature
13.0
Max. RI voltage at 1.15 Urated /3
14.0
:
0
Micro-Volts
Corona extinction voltage
kVp
15.0
Rated inductance
mH
16.0
Power frequency Inductance
mH
17.0
Q factor
18.0
Insulation level of mail coil & tuning device kVp
19.0
Blocking range
KHz
20.0
Minimum guaranteed resistive component

over blocking range
Ohm
21.0
Tapping loss
Db
22.0
Type of tuning
23.0
Type of mounting
24.0
Type of protective device
25.0
Nominal discharge current of protective device

(8/ 20 s wave impulse)
KA
26.0
Rated voltage of arrester
KV
27.0
Max residual voltage for 8/ 20 s wave in
KVp
28.0
Front of wave impulse spark-over voltage

(0.5 x 1.5 s 10 KA impulse current)
KVp
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Specification
G.
220 kV WAVE TRAP (Contd.)
29.0
Whether corona rings are provided
30.0
Whether bird barriers are provided
31.0
Accessories furnished as per annexure? Yes/No
32.0
Material of main coil
33.0
Material of terminal connector
34.0
Material of pedestal/ suspension link
35.0
Clamps & connectors provided
36.0
Material of mounting hardware
37.0
Overall dimension (dia X height)
mm
38.0
Approximate Weight
Kg.
H.
POWER LINE CARRIER COMMUNICATION
1.0
COUPLING DEVICE
1.1
Make
1.2
Type, model
1.3
Whether suitable for mounting outdoor substation?

Type of mounting
:
1.4
Max. Temp Limit for satisfactory operation

in Outdoor
1.5
Net weight
1.6
Nominal Primary side impedance
1.7
Nominal Secondary side impedance
1.8
Composite Loss within pass band
1.9
Return Loss within pass band
1.10
Available band width with 4400 pF CVT
1.11
Nominal Peak Envelope Power (with distortion

& inter-modulation products 80Db down)
1.12
Maximum number of PLC terminals that can be

connected in parallel:
a) 20 W PEP PLC terminals
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Specification
H.
1.13
POWER LINE CARRIER COMMUNICATION (Contd.)

b) 40 W PEP PLC terminals
c) 100 W PEP PLC terminals
Power frequency Impedance between primary

terminal & Earth terminals of Coupling device
1.14
1 Minute Power frequency Insulation Level between

Primary & secondary Terminals of coupling device :
1.15
Impulse(1.2/50 micro sec ) withstand
1.16
Power frequency current carrying capacity of drain

coil (or Primary winding of matching transformer)
a) Continuous current
b) Short time current for 0.2 sec
1.17
Inductance of drain coil at 50 Hz
1.18
Surge arrestor in Primary side

a) Type, model, Rate voltage
b) Power frequency spark over
c) Type of construction
d) Max. Permissible discharge current ( 8/20 Micro

sec wave)
e) Max. Permissible short time current

(2.2 Micro sec)
f) Power frequency discharge current 0.2 sec

g) Impulse spark over (1.2/50 micro sec wave)
1.19
Surge arrestor in Primary side

a) Type, model, Rate voltage
b) Power frequency spark over
c) Impulse spark over (1.2/50 micro sec wave)
1.20
Details of interlock provided with cover

( Earth Switch etc)
1.21
Ground switch rated voltage
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Specification
H.
1.22
Overall Dimension
1.23
No of HF terminal Provided for carrier connection
2.0
HF COAXIAL CABLE
2.1
Make
2.2
Type, model
2.3
Applicable standards
2.4
Characteristics Impedance
2.5
Rated Capacitance Per meter
2.6
Rated Service Voltage
2.7
Attenuation per KM of cable at various carrier

frequency in the range of 50 to 500 KHz
a) At 10 kHz
b) At 60 kHz
c) At 300 kHz
d) At 500 kHz
2.8
Withstand Test voltage between conductor & sheath:
2.9
Details & Particular of Insulation
2.10
Loop Resistance Per Km at 20 Deg C
2.11
Details of protective armouring provided
2.12
Number & Dia of Stranded conductor
2.13
Overall diameter of the cable
2.14
Net weight per Km
2.15
Min Bending Radius
2.16
Earthing detail of HF cable
2.17
Drum Length
2.18
Construction drawing attached
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Specification
H.
POWER LINE CARRIER COMMUNICATIO (Contd.)
3.0
POWER LINE CARRIER TERMINAL

:
3.1
Make
3.2
Type, model
3.3
Type of Modulation
3.5
Carrier Frequency Range
3.6
Nominal Carrier Frequency Band in either direction

of transmission
3.7
Return loss within the Nominal Carrier Frequency

Band
3.8
Effectively Transmitted V.F. Band
:
:
a) For Speech
b) For telephone signaling
3.9
Return loss within the Effectively Transmitted Voice

Frequency Band
3.10
H.F. Oscillator Details
3.11
I.F. Oscillator Details
3.12
Frequency Difference between the V.F. Input and

V.F. Output of a pair of terminals connected back to
back for permissible Ambient Temperature and
supply voltage
3.13
Maximum H.F. Amplifier output with Single/Multiple

tone keying (Peak Envelope Power)
3.14
Nominal carrier frequency Power (Peak Envelop

Power) at output terminals
3.15
H.F. impedance at output of carrier terminals
3.16
Stability of the carrier frequency
3.17
Improvement in S/N due to compander
3.18
Whether carrier is suppressed or reduced during

transmission of signal
3.19
Whether frequency locking between Tx/Rx provided
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Specification
H.
POWER LINE CARRIER COMMUNICATIO (Contd.)
3.20
Level of spurious emissions at
3.21
a) Edge of nominal Carrier Frequency Band
b) 4.0 kHz away from nominal carrier freq. band
Relative level at V.F. 4 wire terminating points:

a) Send leg
b) Receive leg
3.22
Permissible limits for level variation with frequency

relative to 800 Hz in a speech channel (without
companders) transmitted over a pair of terminals
connected back to back
3.23
Variation in overall loss of speech circuit with a pair

of PLC terminals connected back to back (Without
Companders & limiters) when voice frequency input
level changes from 10 to 0 dB
3.24
Psophometric Noise contribution of a pair of PLC

terminals connected back to back
3.25
Noise frequency bandwidth
3.26
Group delay distortion in the frequency band

relevant to the transmission of protection
3.27
Signal delay with two PLC terminals connected

back to back
3.28
Power supply requirements

a) Voltage
b) Permissible voltage variation
c) Maximum current
3.29
Installation details
3.30
Meters provided on test panel, their ranges and

purposes
3.31
Is the equipment suitable to work in dust laden

atmosphere
3.32
Whether interior lamps with door switch provided

in cabinets
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Specification
H.
3.33
Overall dimensions
3.34
Weight
3.35
Insulation level
3.36
Earthing details of PLC cabinets
3.38
Whether TX.RX loop back facility available for testing

locally
3.39
Automatic Gain control range and regulation
3.40
Level of telephone signaling channel

a) Input level
b) Output level
3.41
Operating range of compandor
3.42
Compression ratio of compandor
3.43
Expansion ratio of expandor
3.44
Near and far end cross talk due to Telephone signaling

channel in a pair of PLCC terminals connected back to
back
3.45
Cabinet Installation details
3.46
Cabinet paint details
3.47
Pulse distortion of telephone signaling channel with

operated at signaling speed of 10 pps and with a mark
to space ratio of 40/ 60 in PLCC terminal connected
back to Back
4.0
EPAX
4.1
Make
4.2
Type, model
4.3
Number of subscriber lines

a. Wired for
b. Equipped for
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Specification
H.
4.4
Number of trunk/VoIP lines

a. Wired for
b. Equipped for
4.5
Whether the facility to bar subscribers access to the

carrier lines is provided during maintenance?
4.6
P.G. lockout facility provided along with alarm
4.7
Audio visual alarm on fault provide
4.8
Operable in conjunction with PLCC
4.9
Signal Pulse width

a. Engage Pulse
b. Priority pulse
c. Digit pulse
d. Interdigit pulse
e. Release pulse
4.10
Operating voltage
4.11
Power requirement
4.12
Overall dimension
4.13
Mounting arrangement
4.14
Weight
4.15
Type of switching PCM/TDM
4.16
Four wire interfaces are built in?
4.17
Max number of PLC terminals can be connected to

single EPAX
4.18
Built in Self diagonostic & monitoring feature
4.19
Facilities available
a. Priority cutting
b. Conference
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Specification
H.
4.20

c. Alternate routing
d. Call transfer
Max Loop resistance permissible

a. For trunk Lines
b. For subscriber lines
4.21
Suitable to work with DoT leased lines as per

clause 10.2.2 of Section PLCC
5.0
PROTECTION COUPLER
5.1
Make
5.2
Type, model
5.4
Equipment suitable for independently protecting two

Circuits?
5.5
Frequencies used for uncoded signal transmission

a. Guard Frequency
b. Working Frequency- Command 1
c. Working Frequency- Command 2
d. Working Frequency- Command 1+2
5.6
Criteria used for command transmission

Opto isolator keying
5.7
Equipment protection against spurious tripping
5.8
Transmission time for coded signal
5.9
How Selective tripping is achieved in case of presence of :

spurious signals
5.10
Mode of transmission of guard signal
5.11
Is the equipment suitable for direct breaker tripping
5.12
Max Number of Noise impulses pps in presence for

satisfactory operation
5.13
Signal delay with two terminals connected back to back :
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Specification
H.
5.14
Command signal acknowledged at receiving end?

Command signal duration
5.15
During severe line noise
5.16
5.17
5.18
a. False trip probability
b. Fail to trip probability
Transmitter Input Requirements

a. Voltage
b. Current
c. Power
d. No of contacts
Receiver output ( Contact Rating)

a. Voltage
b. Current
c. Power
d. No of contacts
Supervisory Alarm Contact
a. Voltage
5.19
5.20
5.21
b. Current
c. No of contacts
Power supply
a. Voltage
b. Current
c. Power
Type & number of counters

a. Recording trip commands sent
b. Recording trip commands received
Loop test feasible
:
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Specification
H.
5.22
Insulation level
5.23
Equipment suitable for transmitting more than two

independent commands
I.
SUBSTATION HARDWARES & MATERIALS
1.0
ACSR
CONDUCTOR
1.1
Make
1.2
Type
1.3
Reference Standard
1.4
Nominal Copper Area
Sq.mm.
1.5
Calculated equivalent Al Area
Sq.mm.
1.6
No. of Wire / Diameter of each

i)
Al
No/mm
ii)
Steel
No/mm
1.7
Overall diameter of conductor
mm
1.7.1
Inner diameter of IPS Tube
mm
1.7.2
Outer diameter of IPS Tube
mm
1.7.3
Wall thickness for IPS Tube
mm
1.8
Weight of conductor/tube
Kg/Km
1.9
Ultimate tensile strength
Kg.
1.10
Co-efficient of linear expansion per

deg. Centrigrade.
1.11
Standard drum length & tolerance
M&%
1.12
Standard section length for IPS Tube
1.13
Calculated resistance at 20 0C when

correction to standard wt.
Ohm/Km
1.14
Current carrying capacity at the

following ambient temperature
Amp
a) 45 0C
TUBE BUS
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Specification
SUBSTATION HARDWARES & MATERIALS (Contd.)

b) 500C
Amp
c) 550C
Amp
d) 60 C
Amp
e) 650C
Amp
700C
Amp
g) 750C
Amp
f)
1.15
Short circuit current rating for 1 sec.

and corresponding conductor temp.
2.0
GS SHIELD WIRE
2.1
Make
2.2
Type
2.3
Reference Standard
2.4
No. and diameter of each strand
2.5
Eq. Area
Sq.mm
2.6
Overall diameter
mm
2.7
Wt. Of conductor
Kg/Km
2.8
Ultimate Tensile strength
Kg
2.9
Wire hot dip galvanized ?
Yes/No
2.10
Thickness of galvanising
mm
3.0
CLAMPS, CONNECTORS, SPACERS ETC.
3.1
Make & Reference standard
3.2
Type and Catalogue No.
3.3
Materials of the connectors & clamps
3.4
Material of Bolt, Nut, Washer etc.
3.5
Material of U Bolt, Nut, Washer etc.
3.6
Composition of Alloy & Purity
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Specification
I.
3.7
Weight of each connector/clamp
3.8
Method of atmospheric protection
3.9
Ultimate strength of each clamp
3.10
Operation temp.
3.11
Current rating at 50 0C / 65 0C ambient

a)
Continuous
b)
For 1 sec.
Kg
Amp :
kA
:
0
3.12
Temperature rise limit when carrying

normal current.
3.13
Method of casting
3.14
Weight of one connector/clamp
3.15
Particulars of galvanisation
3.16
Packing details
3.17
Breaking load of
3.18
a) Suspension clamp
Kg.
b) Tension clamp
Kg.
c) Suspension string
Kg.
d) Tension string
Kg.
Slipping Strength of
a) Suspension Clamp
b) Tension Clamp
Kg.
Kg.
:
:
3.19
Drawings furnished (Yes/No)
4.0
STRING/SUSPENSION INSULATORS
4.1
Make
4.2
Type
4.3
Reference standard
4.4
Rated Voltage
4.5
Insulation level
kV
:
:
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Specification
I.
4.5.1
Power frequency Dry withstand voltage

of single disc.
kV
rms
4.5.2
Power frequency Wet withstand voltage

of single disc.
kV
rms
4.5.3
(+ve) wave dry impulse withstand

voltage of single Disc.
kVp
4.5.4
(-ve) wave dry impulse withstand voltage

of single Disc.
kVp
4.5.5
Power frequency Dry withstand voltage

of complete string without arcing horns.
kV
rms
4.5.6
Power frequency wet withstand voltage

of complete string without arcing horns.
kV
rms
4.5.7
Dry impulse withstand voltage of the

complete string without arcing horns.
kV
4.6
Flash over voltage
4.6.1
Power freq. dry flashover voltage of

single disc.
kV
rms
4.6.2
Power freq. Wet flashover voltage of

single disc.
kV
rms
4.6.3
(+ve) wave dry impulse flashover voltage

of single disc.
kVp
4.6.4
(-ve) wave dry impulse flashover voltage

of single disc.
kV p :
4.6.5
Power Freq. Dry flashover voltage of

kV
rms
4.6.6
Power Freq. Wet flashover voltage of

kV
rms
4.6.7
Dry impulse flashover voltage of the

kV p :
4.7.0
Power frequency puncture voltage of

single Disc/complete string
kV
rms
4.8.0
Corona formation voltage for

a) Single Disc.
:
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Specification
I.

b) Complete string
4.9.0
Whether curve of voltage distribution

on individual unit with normal fittings
but without arcing horns is furnished?
Yes/No
4.10.0
Electro-mechanical strength
Kg.
4.11.0
Breaking strength of single Disc.
Kg.
4.12.0
Visible discharge 50 Hz voltage
kV rms
4.13.0
Creepage distance/protective
creepage distance.
mm
4.14.0
Failing load
Kg.
4.15.0
Total weight for string
Kg
4.16.0
Dimension
4.16.1
Physical Ball and socket Dimension.
4.16.2
Outside diameter of Disc.
mm
4.16.3
Distance between centres of Disc.
mm
4.16.4
Leakage distance of Disc.
mm
4.17.0
No. of Disc. per string for highest

system voltage
4.18.0
Material and surface treatment of
a) Socket cap
b) W Clip
c) Cushion
d) Ball pin
4.19.0
Type test certificate furnished?
Yes/No
4.20.0
Accessories furnished as per

Annexure? (specification)
Yes/No
4.21.0
Characteristic curve furnished?
Yes/No
5.0
POST INSULATOR
5.1
Make
:
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Specification
I.
5.2
Type
5.3
Reference Standard
5.4
Rated voltage & frequency
5.5.
Insulation level
5.5.1
Dry one minute power frequency

withstand voltage (KV) rms.
5.5.2
Wet one minute power frequency

withstand voltage (KV) rms
5.5.3
Dry power frequency flashover

voltage (KV) rms
5.5.4
Wet power frequency flashover

voltage (KV) rms.
5.5.5
Dry impulse withstand vol. (+ve/-ve)
kVp/kVp :
5.5.6
Dry impulse flashover vol. (+ve/-ve)
kVp/kVp :
5.6
Visible discharge 50 Hz voltage
kV rms
5.7
Total creepage distance / protective

creepage distance.
mm/mm :
5.8
Cantilever strength (Upright /

inverted) per stack.
Kg.
5.9
Tensile strength
Kg
5.10
Compression strength
Kg
5.11
Torsional strength
Kg
5.12
No of insulators per stack
Kg
5.13
Thickness of Bottom & upper metal

part.
5.14
Details of holes in bottom & upper

metal parts of stack.
5.15
Details of bolts nuts, washers &

studs etc.
kVrms/Hz :
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Specification
I.
5.16
Minimum clearance between phase

to earth.
5.17
Dry arcing distance
5.18
Weight per stack
Kg
5.19
Height per stack
mm
5.20
Physical dimension (Attach GA Dwg) mm
5.21
Accessories furnished as per Annex?
Yes / No :
5.22
Characteristic curve furnished?
Yes / No :
6.0
BAY MARSHALLING KIOSK / JUNCTION BOX
6.1
Make
6.2
Reference Standard
6.3
Enclosure
a.
Degree of Protection
b.
Material
c.
Sheet metal thickness
d.
Finish Colour/Shade
:
:
:
:
6.4
No of Terminals provided as per

Specification?
6.5
Terminal Block
a) Make
b) Type
c)
Reference Standard
d) Current Rating
e) Catalogue furnished?
mm
Yes/No
:
:
:
:
:
J.1.
SUBSTATION PROTECTION SYSTEM
1.0
RELAY PANEL
1.1
Make
1.2
Type
1.3
Reference Standard
1.4
Construction
a. Degree of protection
b. Sheet metal thickness
:
mm
:
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The grounding installation work shall conform to the requirements

The main ground grid shall be buried in earth at a minimum depth

Ground grid conductors around a building/substation fence shall

A additional grid of 1500 mm x 1500 mm comprising of closely spaced

Riser/pigtail from the ground grid shall be 75x12mm G.I. flat

All ground connections below grade shall be made by electric arc

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Ground conductor connections above grade shall be generally made

Bolted connection shall be made only for grounding of equipment/

A continuous 50X6 mm galvanised G.I flat ground conductor shall

Crane rails and mettalic pipes within the substation shall be

The poles used for distribution line and / or street light

Earthing pads shall be provided for the apparatus / equipment at accessible

Ground electrodes shall be provided at connections with transformer neutrals,

A separate earthing conductor shall be provided for earthing lighting fixtures,

Metallic conduits shall not be used as earth continuity conductor.

Wherever, earthing conductors crosses or runs along metallic structure such as

Flexible earthing conductors shall be provided for the moving parts.

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Earthing connections with equipment earthing pads shall be bolted type.

Ironto copper connections shall be brazed type and shall be treated to

Resistance of the joint shall be more than that of equivalent length of

For ground connections, the conductor sizes shall be as listed

Main Earthing conductor to be buried

EHV CB & ISO grounding-conductor above :

Earthing conductor along

Pipe earth electrode

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