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Fire System Details
Fire System Details
Min. C
Max. C
Switchgear rooms
+10
+28
+20
+25
Toilets, corridors
+18
+5
+ 30
3.19
3.20
3.20.1
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3.20.2
3.20.2.1
Technical Requirements
Fire risk assessment
A fire risk assessment according NFPA 850 shall be performed by the
Contractor to analyze the likelihood of fires, their consequences and
recommend mitigation measures. Special attention shall be drawn to:
3.20.2.2
fire prevention
control of ignition sources
definition of hazardous areas
construction precautions
fire detection and alarm systems
fire water supply
portable fire extinguisher
escape ways
others.
Fire detection
The fire detection and fire alarm system shall comprise an automatic fire
detection system to be installed in each room of the control building.
The signals from the detectors shall be collected in the fire alarm control
panel. (MCFA)
Also temporary fire protection and fire detection measures shall be
considered.
All necessary electrical instrumentation and control equipment and all
measures as required by the permitting authorities shall be included.
Automatic fire detection systems
The control building shall be furnished with an automatic fire detection
system including an alarm control panel.
The fire detection system shall be connected to an fire alarm control panel at
the control room.
Surveillance with fire detectors shall be provided for all areas.
Details of the arrangements and types of fire detectors shall be fixed in the
fire protection design basis document.
Manual call points
Manual call points shall be of the break-glass type and shall be established
in the control building area at emergency exits.
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The fire alarm control panel must be housed in sheet-steel enclosed cabinets
and located in the control room or nearby in an appropriate location. Both
optical and audible signals must be given when a fire alarm or fault alarm
occurs.
Power supply for the fire alarm system shall be taken from the station
battery.
Fire alarm control panel
The fire alarm control panel shall be implemented in all-electronic
technology using plug-in units and assemblies on the modular construction
principle, and shall be accommodated in metal-clad enclosed panel with
type IP 32 enclosure for wall-mounted/free standing installation.
The arrangement and functioning of the fire alarm control panel shall be
such as to permit as a minimum the following:
The fire alarm and fault annunciation system shall be designed with
optical and audible alarms. Whereas the audible alarm must be resettable,
the optical indication shall persist until the annunciation is finally
extinguished or the fault cleared. If a fault warning is followed by a fire
alarm annunciation, the fault indication must be stored and suppressed
until the fire alarm condition has been cancelled.
Provision shall be made for clear audible identification of the alarm/fault
signal. Furthermore, fire alarm signals and fault signals shall be strictly
segregated.
The individual fire alarm lines and function lines of the fire-fighting
equipment and facilities, as well as important functional groups of the
fire alarm control panel shall be continuously monitored for faults and
breakdowns e.g. for
wire breakage of each alarm line
short-circuit of each alarm line
earth fault of the fire alarm system
power supply system faulty
main fuses and MCB's failure
alarm modules disconnected from plug-in frame.
All fault signals shall be optically and audibly indicated.
For checking out the functioning of the complete fire alarm system
including the fire alarm lines and fire alarm devices, testing facilities
shall be provided. When testing a circuit, initiation of fire alarm warnings
in external facilities shall be prevented. After testing, the tested circuit
shall automatically reset to normal operation.
Simulation (e.g. test pins) of all relevant fault signals as listed above as
well as of all fire alarms shall be possible.
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Sirens
The protection degree of the sirens for indoor and outdoor installation must
be at least IP 54. The outdoor sirens are to be arranged in the transformer
area. The arrangement of the indoor sirens must meet the requirements at
site for satisfactory warning of the operating personnel. The control of the
sirens shall be performed automatically by the fire alarm system, but manual
operation from the fire control panel must also be possible.
3.20.2.3
Fire protection
Fire protection system shall consist mainly of
3.20.2.4
structural measures
transform water spray system
mobile fire extinguishers
temporary fire protection measures.
Structural protection
Material
Materials used for fire protection shall have test certificates to certify their
specific application and their protective function. Wherever a fire risk is
possible non-combustible building materials shall be used.
Fire barriers and fire compartments
Fire barriers separating fire areas shall have a minimum of two (2) hour fire
resistance rating. All openings in fire barriers should be provided with fire
door assemblies, through penetration seals (fire stops), or other approved
means having a fire protection rating consistent with the designated fire
resistance rating of the barrier.
Fire door assemblies used in 2hour-rated fire barriers should be listed and
approved for a minimum 90 min fire rating.
All wall penetrations for piping, cables etc. shall be refilled with noncombustible construction material.
Outdoor oil-insulated transformers shall be separated from adjacent
structures and from each other by firewalls, spatial separation, or other
approved means for the purpose of limiting the damage and potential spread
of fire from a transformer failure.
Walls and ceilings
For walls and ceilings of the buildings as mentioned in this section only
construction and insulating material of non-combustible material shall be
applied.
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Roofs
The roof cladding of the buildings shall be resistant against flying sparks
and heat radiation. Roof insulation material shall be of non-combustible
material.
Cable ducts, cable trenches
Non-accessible cable ducts or cable trenches inside buildings shall consist
of non-combustible material.
Accessible cable ducts and cable trenches shall be considered as a fire
fighting compartment and shall meet fire resistance rating requirements
according to applicable standard. No self locking doors shall be installed in
cable ducts.
Penetrations and fire retarding sealing to buildings shall be designed with a
fire resistance rating according to applicable standard.
Air ducts
Air ducts shall consist of non-combustible construction material. Air ducts
penetrating firewalls or ceilings shall be equipped with fire dampers in the
fire resistance class of the penetrated construction.
3.20.2.5
Each transformer shall be provided with one valve station and one control
and monitoring cabinet for the deluge system.
The deluge system shall be designed for manual, automatic or electrical
remote operation and shall be provided in free-standing and self-supporting
design, with the following basic equipment:
air pressurized tank (filled with service water) for maintaining a reserve
of fire-fighting water according to applicable standards but at least for
minimum of 10 minutes (including compressors).
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3.20.2.6
3.20.2.7
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3.20.3
Technical data
The technical data of the system to be implemented are specified in the
attached schedule of technical data
3.20.4
Test requirements
Test requirements shall be followed as specified.
3.20.5
Proof of compliance
As proof of compliance the Bidder shall submit with its bid the following:
The bidder shall provide a description of the fire detection and alarm system
as well as the fire protection system to be implemented in the substations.
Block diagrams of the fire detection and transformer water spray system.
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