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Technical Specifications (In-Cash Procurement)

Technical Specification for the PST-X Facility

An experimental facility, known as the PST-X Facility, will be established to demonstrate
and qualify the safety-related functions of the PST.
This document describes the PST-X Facility and gives the technical requirements for the
components that form the facility.

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Contents
1. Purpose ....................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scope ........................................................................................................................................... 3
3. Definitions ................................................................................................................................... 3
4. PST-X Qualification Aims ............................................................................................................. 4
5. PST-X Facility ............................................................................................................................... 5
5.1 PST-X ....................................................................................................................................... 5
5.2 Extract Fan .............................................................................................................................. 6
5.3 Steam Supply System .............................................................................................................. 6
5.4 Hot Air Supply System ............................................................................................................. 7
5.5 Tracer Gas Supply System ....................................................................................................... 7
5.6 Dust Dosing System................................................................................................................. 7
5.7 Deuterium Dosing ................................................................................................................... 8
5.8 Chilled Water System .............................................................................................................. 8
5.9 Gas-Liquid Separators ............................................................................................................. 9
5.10 Pipework ................................................................................................................................. 9
5.11 Valves .................................................................................................................................... 10
5.12 Gas Sampling System ............................................................................................................ 10
5.13 Instrumentation .................................................................................................................... 10
5.14 Workshop .............................................................................................................................. 11
5.15 Utilities .................................................................................................................................. 11
5.16 Labour ................................................................................................................................... 12
5.17 Analysis needs: ...................................................................................................................... 12
6. Commissioning .......................................................................................................................... 13
7. Safety and Environment............................................................................................................ 13
8. Control and Surveillance ........................................................................................................... 13
9. Quality ....................................................................................................................................... 14
10. Contract Management .............................................................................................................. 14
10.1 Project Kick-off Meeting ....................................................................................................... 14
10.2 Monthly Progress Report ...................................................................................................... 14
10.3 Document Review Duration .................................................................................................. 15
10.4 Monitoring ............................................................................................................................ 15
11. Schedule and Deliverables ........................................................................................................ 15
12. References ................................................................................................................................ 16
13. Appendix 1 – PST-X Facility Piping and Instrumentation Diagram ........................................... 17
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14. Appendix 2 – PST General Arrangement Drawing .................................................................... 18

15. Appendix 3 ST-VS Test Fan Datasheet ...................................................................................... 19
16. Appendix 4 – Example Facility Layout ....................................................................................... 20
17. Appendix 5 – Instrumentation List ............................................................................................ 21
18. Appendix 6 – Proposed Cabling Diagram .................................................................................. 24
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1. Purpose
The Pool Scrubber Tank (PST), a key component of the Hydrogen Mitigation System (HMS), a sub-
system of the Vacuum Vessel Pressure Suppression System (VVPSS) provides a number of safety
functions that must be qualified prior to the manufacture and assembly of the VVPSS.
An experimental facility, known as the PST-X Facility, will be established to demonstrate and qualify
the safety-related functions of the PST. This document describes the PST-X Facility and gives the
technical requirements for the components that form the facility.

2. Scope
The Contractor will procure the necessary equipment, assemble, commission and enable the
operation of a PST-X facility that meets the requirements of this specification.
At the core of the facility will be a full-scale prototype PST, known as the PST-X. The PST-X is
currently being manufactured under contract for the ITER Organization (IO). This prototype tank will
be provided by IO to the facility for the duration of the PST-X Facility operation.
The scope of this document is therefore the remainder of the facility; the equipment and the
services required to realize and operate the PST-X. It is possible that this specification could be used
for multiple procurement activities, each providing as little as a single component, or to enable a
single supplier to provide the full scope of supply.

3. Definitions
Term / acronym Definition
AOC Award of Contract
D2O Deuterium Oxide or Heavy Water
FAT Facility Acceptance Test
HMS Hydrogen Mitigation System
IO ITER Organization
LOCA Loss Of Coolant Accident
LOVA Loss Of Vacuum Accident
MIP Manufacturing & Inspection Plan
PIC Protection Important Component (as defined in [6])
PIA Protection Important Activity (as defined in [6])
PST Pool Scrubber Tank
PST-X Experimental Pool Scrubber Tank
QP Quality Plan
SC1 Seismic Class 1
VVPSS Vacuum Vessel Pressure Suppression System
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4. PST-X Qualification Aims

The PST is the meeting point for all the gaseous flows into the HMS. Steam and/or hot air from the
Vacuum Vessel or Vapour Suppression Tanks, which is laden with dust, hydrogen and tritium, is
scrubbed through water, cooled and mixed with dilution air within the PST. The performance of
these processes is important for the safe operation of the VVPSS and the ITER facility, and they are
hence Safety Functions.
The PST-X will demonstrate the performance of these safety functions and qualify the equipment for
use in the ITER facility. Table 1 identifies the functional requirements upon the PST and related
equipment and the qualification activities to be undertaken within the PST-X to demonstrate these
functions. The table is extracted from information in the HMS Qualification and Verification Plan [1].
Table 1. Qualification Requirements for the PST and Related Equipment

Reference Equipment Tag(s) Requirement PST-X Qualification Activities

QREC-HMS-05 HMS-01 DI-2002 Restrict the flow of hydrogen into Dilution testing using a representative worst-case
Restrictor the HMS in the worst case range of pressures of tracer gas in the feed line to the
pressure differential such that the PST (SLT Bypass) and demonstrating that the flow of
hydrogen concentration within the dilution air into the PST and hence the concentration
PST is less than 5% v/v. of tracer (hydrogen substitute) in the outlet gas from
the PST is within the acceptable range (<5%v/v)
QREC-HMS-06 HMS-02 DI-2001 Restrict the flow of hydrogen into Dilution testing using a representative worst-case
Restrictor the HMS in the worst case range of pressures of tracer gas in the feed line to the
pressure differential such that the PST (LLT Vent Line) and demonstrating that the flow
hydrogen concentration within the of dilution air into the PST and hence the
PST is less than 5% v/v. concentration of tracer (hydrogen substitute) in the
outlet gas from the PST is within the acceptable range
(<5%v/v)
QREC-HMS-07 Pool TA-0601 The PST must provide sufficient Injection of hot air and hot air + steam into the PST
Scrubbing cooling to prevent overheating in demonstrates the ability to provide beyond worst
Tank the event of LOVA in order to case LOVA cooling requirement (50kW)
ensure the availability of the
extract path
QREC-HMS-08 Pool TA-0601 Mix process gas streams and 1. Demonstration that CFD input conditions and
Scrubber dilution air to provide a assumptions are accurate;
Tank homogeneous mixture for 2. Demonstration that a homogenous mixture of
oxidation in the PAR helium and air is found at the outlet of the PST
during the injection of pure helium gas into PST
via HMS-01 or HMS-02 sparger.
QREC-HMS-09 Pool TA-0601 Reduction in the concentration of 1. Validation of the water droplet carry-over
Scrubber TA-0603 tritium (HTO) in the feed gas to assumptions used in detritiation calculations;
Tank, HMS by a factor of 10 for 2. Determination of the tritium Decontamination
HX-008 Factor for the PST (and Quench Tank) by the
Quench Tank minimum 72 hours
injection of a deuterium tracer into the HMS-01
and Exhaust
and HMS-02 spargers and measurement of the
Condenser
tracer in the outlet gas from the PST.
QREC-HMS-10 Vane DE-2001 Remove liquid droplets greater Measurement of the quantity of water carry-over into
Separator than 20 μm from the gas leaving the outlet gas of the PST. Trialling of different vane
the PST separator technologies if required.
N/A Pool TA-0601 Provide a decontamination factor Demonstrate, characterize and optimize the ability of
Scrubber of 10 for dust passing through the the PST to remove beryllium dust (simulant) of a
Tank PST range of particle sizes.
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5. PST-X Facility
This section will describe all equipment required to form the PST-X Facility. A description of the PST-
X is first given for information, as this central component will have interfaces with most of the other
equipment that forms the experimental facility. The Piping and Instrumentation Diagram for the
facility is given in Appendix 1 – PST-X Facility Piping and Instrumentation Diagram.
5.1 PST-X
The Contractor shall prepare a suitable foundation for the PST-X, receive and install the vessel into
the facility.
The PST-X is a vertical cylindrical vessel with elliptical top and bottom heads supported with legs. The
vessel is formed from stainless steel dual grade 304/304L. The vessel has an internal volume of 7000
litres and has a half-pipe cooling coil on the external surface of the shell part of the vessel. The upper
head is flanged to allow for removal. The PST-X is formed of the vessel and a set of internals. The
internals are comprised of a “Riser” tube, three gas distribution ring-spargers and supports. The PST-
X internals are removable from the vessel to allow modification or replacement as required by the
testing programme. A drawing of the PST-X is given in Appendix 2 – PST General Arrangement
Drawing.
The reaction forces at the vessel support locations have been determined [5] by calculation for all
relevant loading conditions. The following figure shows the four support anchor plates, the
coordinate system and indicates the reaction forces and moments.

Figure 1. Anchor Support Details and Loads

It is anticipated that M30 anchor bolts with adhesive and an embedded depth of 550mm will be
suitable to secure the PST-X Vessel. The Contractor shall perform the necessary calculation to
demonstrate the suitability of the anchor system and provide the calculations to IO for acceptance.
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5.2 Extract Fan

The Contractor shall supply an Extract Fan.
An extract fan is the motive power for the PST-X. The operation of the extract fan creates a
depression inside the PST-X headspace, drawing air and steam into the PST-X through the spargers.
The scrubbed gas leaves the PST-X and passes through the downstream equipment before reaching
the extract fan and being discharged to atmosphere.
The performance of the extract fan has a very significant impact on the behaviour of the whole PST-
X Facility and on the real HMS. The extract fan shall be capable of creating a depression of 25 kPa at
its inlet whilst moving between 500 and 800 Nm³/h of air. The fan will be controlled by a variable
speed drive that will modulate the fan speed to maintain an absolute pressure of 80 kPa in the
headspace of the PST-X.
The fan shall have a leak rate of not greater than 0.24 m³/h with a differential pressure of 1000 Pa
across the casing.
The fan curve of a suitable unit is given below in Figure 2, note this is a two-stage fan and hence
each stage provides 12500 Pa depression.

Figure 2. Fan Curve Suitable for PST-X Facility

Appendix 3 provides a datasheet with full details of the extract fan.

5.3 Steam Supply System
The Contractor shall provide a steam supply system.
A flow of steam will be one of the principal feeds to the PST-X. This steam will be condensed within
the PST-X. The steam can be provided by a dedicated steam generator or can be part of an existing
steam network at the workshop.
A continuous flow of between 10 and 60 g/s of dry saturated, or slightly superheated steam will be
required. An increased requirement of 100 g/s of steam will exist for a limited period of the testing
programme (up to 30 minutes). The steam shall be delivered at a pressure of 1 bar(g).
The steam supply system shall have overpressure protection with relief to a safe location.
All steam lines shall incorporate heat tracing, heat/personnel protection insulation, steam
condensate traps and have a slope of at least 0.5% to ensure draining of condensate.
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5.4 Hot Air Supply System

The Contractor shall provide an Air Heater.
The Air Heater will create a flow of hot air that simulates the process gas created in a Loss Of
Vacuum Accident (LOVA). The HMS design basis is to extract a flow of 150 Nm³/h from the Vacuum
Vessel in a LOVA. However, the PST-X Facility will explore a wide range of operating scenarios and
the air heater shall be able to handle a flow of 350 Nm³/h and modulate the flow down to 20% of
nominal capacity and be able to modulate the outlet temperature of the air. The air supplied to the
PST-X shall be able to delivered above atmospheric pressure and hence it is anticipated that a supply
of compressed air is used to feed the air heater and supply the hot air. Table 2 below gives the key
data for the air heater.
Table 2. Air Heater Datasheet

Parameter Value
Maximum Air flow rate 350 Nm³/h (0.126 kg/s)
Minimum Air flow rate 70 Nm³/h (0.025 kg/s)
Inlet pressure 0.9 – 2.0 bar(a)
Inlet temperature 15 – 35 °C
Maximum outlet temperature 230 °C
Minimum outlet temperature 100 °C
Heating power required 40 kW

5.5 Tracer Gas Supply System

The Contractor shall supply a bottled tracer-gas supply system.
Tracer gases will be added into the PST-X facility to monitor their movement and capture through
the system. The tracer gases will be delivered from high pressure cylinders located in an appropriate
storage rack.
Helium will be the principal tracer gas used.
The tracer gas supply system shall include pressure regulators to deliver gas to the facility at up to
25Nm³/h and 1 bar(g).
The tracer gas supply system shall contain 1100 moles of helium (25m³ @STP) that can be delivered
in a single operation.
5.6 Dust Dosing System
The Contractor shall supply a Dust Dosing System.
A key performance to be measured by the PST-X facility is the dust scrubbing efficiency of the PST. In
order to achieve this, a controlled quantity of dust will be introduced into the flow of hot air / steam
process gas that is drawn into the PST. Dust escaping from the PST will be determined by the use of a
HEPA filter on the outlet of the PST prior to the extract fan.
It is envisioned that a small rotary-valve type powder-metering unit will be used to deliver the
powder into the pipe. The gas velocity within the pipe will be sufficiently high to ensure that all dust
is entrained into the flow and delivered into the PST. The rotary-valve powder-metering unit will
require a powder feed hopper sufficient to hold several hours’ of dust.

Table 3 below gives the key data for the Powder Metering System. The provisionally selected
powder is magnesium and/or magnesium oxide. This powder choice may change prior to the start of
the experimental campaign. All other data will remain the same.
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Table 3. Dust Metering System Datasheet

Parameter Value
Powder Mg/MgO blend
(provisionally)
Powder particle size 0.1 – 50 micron
Maximum required flow rate 17 g/s
Minimum required flow rate 1 g/s
Hopper capacity 15 kg
Gas pressure in line 0.8 – 1.0 bar(a)
Gas temperature 130 – 230 °C

5.7 Deuterium Dosing

The contractor shall provide a liquid dosing system.
Deuterium oxide (Heavy water) will be used as a tracer material in the PST-X Facility. The heavy
water will be added by a metering pump into the HMS-01 line downstream of the buffer vessel TA-
0002. It is anticipated that a mini diaphragm pump will be suitable for metering the heavy water
into the system.
Table 4. Heavy Water Dosing System Datasheet

Parameter Value
Liquid D2O (heavy water), 99.9%
Maximum required flow rate 3 ml/min
Minimum required flow rate 0.25 ml/min
Hopper capacity 1000 ml
Gas pressure in line 0.8 – 1.0 bar(a)
Gas temperature 130 – 230 °C

5.8 Chilled Water System

The Contractor shall provide a chilled water source.
The PST-X has is fitted with an external half-pipe cooling jacket. The jacket is formed of two
independent DN80 half-pipe coils. The jacket is designed to remove up to 160 kW of heat from the
PST-X. A chilled water system will be formed by a chiller and a circulation pump, or by an existing
chilled water service. The flow of cooling water shall be divided into two with each half serving one
of the cooling coils. Temperature sensors will measure the inlet and outlet temperature of the
chilled water to determine the efficiency of the heat removal system. In order to determine the
efficiency of the cooling system with only a single coil in operation, the chilled water system shall be
able to be turned down to 50% of the nominal flow rate. Table 5 below gives the key data for the
chilled water system.
Table 5. Chilled Water System Datasheet

Parameter Value
Nominal required flow rate 12.8 kg/s
Reduced flow rate 6.4 kg/s
Inlet pressure 7 bar(g)
Pressure drop through PST-X Up to 2 bar
Inlet temperature 6 °C
Maximum outlet temperature 14 °C
Maximum cooling power required 160 kW
PST-X cooling coil nozzle size DN65
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5.9 Gas-Liquid Separators

The Contractor shall provide two gas-liquid separators.
Immediately downstream of the PST-X a gas-liquid separator stage (DS0001) will remove entrained
liquid droplets and return them by gravity to the PST-X. The gas-liquid separator is planned to be a
vane separator, using inertia to remove most liquid droplets above 20 µm. This vane separator will
be fitted inside a DN300 pipe section and attached directly to the exit nozzle of the PST-X.
The effectiveness of the vane separator will be evaluated by the PST-X facility. A liquid droplet
collection system (DS0002) will be provided downstream of the vane separator to intercept and
measure the remaining liquid in the airflow after the separator. It is anticipated this liquid droplet
separator will be formed from a combination of a mesh pad (to coalesce small droplets) and another
vane separator to remove them from the airflow. The removed liquid will drain into a collection pot
that will enable the liquid volume to be measured.
Table 6. Gas-Liquid Vane Separator DS0001 Datasheet

Parameter Value
Liquid phase Water
Gas phase Air
Maximum gas flow rate 700 Nm³/h (0.25 kg/s)
Minimum gas flow rate 400 Nm³/h (0.144 kg/s)
Gas velocity 2.0 - 3.5 m/s
Gas pressure 0.8 bar(a)
Gas temperature 6 – 50 °C
Separator efficiency DS0001 100% removal @ 20µm and above
Separator efficiency DS0002 100% removal @ 5µm and above
Liquid loading Low

5.10 Pipework
The Contractor shall supply and install all necessary interconnecting pipework, fittings, instrument
connections and supports.
The pipework design configuration and associated nominal sizes are shown on Appendix 1 – PST-X
Facility Piping and Instrumentation Diagram.
The piping system contains four main categories of piping: Gas ambient and hot, and liquid ambient
and hot. The following table gives the basic requirements for the different piping categories.
Table 7. Piping Requirements

Pipe category Minimum Design Material Insulation Comments

Design Temperature
Pressure
Gas ambient 10 bar(g) 0 - 100°C Carbon Steel None All connections to the
Stainless steel PST-X
Gas hot 10 bar(g) 0 - 200°C Carbon Steel Personnel protection /
must include insulators
heat conservation
between fasteners to
insulation and Trace
avoid galvanic corrosion.
heating required (130°C)
Liquid ambient 10 bar(g) 0 - 100°C Carbon Steel None
Liquid cold 10 bar(g) 0 - 100°C Carbon Steel Cold conservation
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The Contractor shall produce a pipework layout that is suited to the specific layout of equipment
that is employed in their workshop.
5.11 Valves
The contractor shall supply and install all valves necessary for the operation of the PST-X facility.
Appendix 1 – PST-X Facility Piping and Instrumentation Diagram identifies all valves and valve types
for the PST-X Facility.
Valves are generally manually operated and shall be located such that manual operation is easily
facilitated.
Three actuated control valves (VG-0001, VG-0003 and VG-0004) are also required to control the
three principal gas flows into the system (steam, compressed air and tracer gas). The actuated
control valves will be controlled via a local panel where a flow rate set point can be input and the
valve automatically controls the flow to the set point as measured by the related flow meter. A
manual mode to control the valve position directly will also be available from the panel.
5.12 Gas Sampling System
The contractor shall supply a helium gas sampling system.
Helium gas will be used in the PST-X as a simulant for hydrogen. Helium will be injected into the PST-
X through the tracer gas supply system. A key outcome of the PST-X facility is to determine the gas
mixing effectiveness of the internal arrangement of the PST-X Vessel. An on-line gas sampling system
will be installed in the DN300 outlet of the PST-X vessel. The sampling system will have four
connections to the DN300 outlet, three sampling the gas close to the pipe wall at 120° intervals and
one sampling at the centre of the pipe. The sampling system shall continuously measure the
concentration of helium at the four connections. The following figure shows a cross-section of the
DN300 outlet pipe and the arrangement of the sampling connections.

Figure 3. Cross Section through DN300 PST-X Vessel Outlet showing Sampling Connections

Each of the sampling connections shall be welded to the DN300 outlet line to ensure the absence of
air in-leakage.
The average concentration of helium at the PST-X Outlet will be in the range 0-10% v/v. The
sampling system shall have a minimum measurement range of 0-50% v/v helium.
5.13 Instrumentation
The Contractor shall supply all necessary instrumentation, cabling and associated control equipment
necessary to deliver the functionality of the PST-X Facility.
The Contractor shall supply a data acquisition system that enables all the signals generated by the
facility’s instrumentation to be viewed in real time and recorded for later review.
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Appendix 5 – Instrumentation List identifies all required instrumentation to be supplied and provides
their technical parameters to enable selection.
Appendix 6 – Proposed Cabling Diagram gives a proposed architecture for the electrical and control
equipment.
The Contractor shall provide all necessary power cables, sensitive and signal cables and earthing
cables as required for the specific layout of the PST-X Facility.
Power cable is anticipated to be formed of 5 core, 35 sq. mm and 2 core 4 sq. mm Cu power cables.
Power cable continuity and insulation will be tested after termination to validate the installation.
Sensitive cable is anticipated to be formed of 1.5 SQ mm sensitive cable. Loop checks shall be
performed on all instrument loops installed.
For maintaining quality in measurement & data acquisition, all Instrument hook up & installation
shall be validated by IO and for the earthing and cabling of electric & electronics devices, IEC 61000-
5-2 guidelines shall be followed.
5.14 Workshop
A total workshop area of approximately 100 m² is required to house the PST-X Facility. The workshop
space will be formed of several areas:
PST-X Testing Area – a dedicated indoor space of at least 10m x 5m, with a vertical height of not
less than 8m, equipped with a 10Te overhead crane to facilitate the
installation and movement of equipment and maintained between 15 and
35°C. The largest and heaviest piece of equipment will be the PST-X at 5.2m
tall and having a mass of approximately 8700 kg.
PST-X Control Area – a dedicated indoor space local to the PST-X Testing Area to house the data
acquisition system, control system terminals and document storage. The
facility operators would operate and monitor the plant from this area. An area
of around 20m² is envisioned to be necessary.
Utility Supply Area – an indoor or outdoor space to house a steam supply unit, chiller unit, chilled-
water pump and air-heater. This space could be contiguous to the PST-X
Testing Area or remote with piping to supply the utilities.
Workshop Area – an indoor workshop fitted with necessary tools and equipment to undertake
fabrication and modification of stainless and carbon steel piping and supports.
Welding, cutting, machining, forming and testing activities are envisioned.
5.15 Utilities
The PST-X facility will require utility services as defined in Table 1 below. The provision of these
utility services may be provided from existing in-house systems where available or could be provided
by temporary equipment, such as a package steam boiler.
Table 8. PST-X Facility Utility Requirements

Utility Requirement Comments

Steam 100 g/s @ 2 bar(g), dry: slight A 180kW packaged steam generator
superheat is expected to be suitable to provide
this service if not already available.
Chilled water 12.8 kg/s, 160 kW cooling capacity, A 50kW packaged chiller unit is
Supply at 6°C, return at max. 14°C expected to be suitable to provide
this service if not already available.
Compressed air 1 bar(g), oil-free, for supply into the
process
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Utility Requirement Comments

Power 60 kW, both 3-phase & 2-phase Additional power for packaged
supplies (power for gas blower, air- steam generator or chiller not
heater and data acquisition/control included
equipment)
Demineralised 20m³ - sufficient to fill the PST-X Could be in ISO container
water twice and associated chilled water
loop
Nitrogen/ helium/ Bottles of nitrogen/ helium/ tracer An appropriate space for storage of
tracer gas supply gas with appropriate pressure high-pressure gas bottles shall be
regulating valve. provided. Non-flammable gases will
Helium 100m³ @STP to be provided be used.
by Contractor
Heavy Water 4000 grams available for use in tests 99.9% minimum purity
(D2O)
Drainage During PST-X testing, the water in
PST may need to be drained several
times. System should allow drainage
of 5m³ in 2 hours.

5.16 Labour
The Contractor shall provide all necessary labour to construct, commission, operate, deactivate and
disassemble the PST-X Facility.
The PST-X Facility will require a team of mechanical and electrical technicians to assemble the
facility.
The commissioning phase will require the equivalent to one full-time mechanical and electrical
technician to implement repairs, changes and to test equipment. The Contractor shall enable
flexibility in the availability of the labour force, as during commissioning phase there will be peaks
and troughs of demand for the labour force.
Two full-time workshop operators – a mechanical and an instrumentation technician will be required
during the testing phase. One of the technicians shall be capable of operating the overhead crane.
An hourly rate for the provision of Labour above that provided for in the Contract will be agreed
between IO and the Contractor.
5.17 Analysis needs:
A gas analysis capability will be required.
The Contractor shall identify a method of analysing gas samples taken from the PST-X facility to
determine composition (including helium and other tracer gases). This may be provided by an
external service in an off-site location.
The Contractor shall identify a method of providing analysis of liquid samples for D 2O concentration.
This may be provided by an external service in an off-site location.
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6. Commissioning
The Contractor shall commission the PST-X facility and demonstrate that all equipment and
instrumentation is functional, safe and operates within the range of operational parameters
described in this document.
At the completion of the commissioning phase, the Contractor will undertake a Facility Acceptance
Test (FAT) to demonstrate the functionality of all equipment and instrumentation.
The flows of all feeds to the facility will be verified as being available and within the required
operating ranges.
The accuracy of instrumentation will be verified and the ability to read and record the data from
instrumentation demonstrated.
At the successful completion of the FAT and the acceptance by IO that the facility meets all
necessary requirements the facility will be handed over to IO for the initiation of testing activity.

7. Safety and Environment

The workshop shall employ an Occupational Health and Safety system and have ISO 18001
certification.
The workshop shall have an Environmental Management System and have ISO 14001 certification.
The PST-X Facility will contain high temperature fluids, fluids under pressure, electrical currents, the
lifting of heavy equipment and working at height. The hazards introduced by the PST-X facility shall
be identified and a dedicated risk assessment and mitigation process implemented. The ITER
Organization can assist the Contractor in the risk assessment process if required.
All personnel performing activities with the potential to cause harm shall be suitably trained and
qualified for the tasks they are undertaking.

8. Control and Surveillance

ITER is a Nuclear Facility identified in France by the number-INB-174 (“Installation Nucléaire de
Base”).
The testing activities undertaken using the PST-X Facility are Protection Important Activities, i.e. they
are activities that impact the safety of the ITER Facility.
Under the French Order of 7th February 2012 (the “INB Order”) [6] which establishes the general
rules for licensed nuclear installations, Contractors and Sub-contractors must be informed that [3]:
• The INB Order applies to all protection important components and the protection important
activities.
• Compliance with the INB Order must be demonstrated in the chain of external Contractors.
• In application of article II.2.5.4 of the INB Order, the Nuclear Operator (IO) shall undertake
supervision of activities undertaken by external interveners (The Contractor and sub-
contractors).
Testing activities and all other activities that could have an impact on the outcome of the testing will
be controlled and coordinated by IO staff members with the assistance of local mechanical, electrical
fitters.
The construction of the PST-X Facility to the requirements of this specification shall be under the
control of the Contractor. Datasheets for all equipment and instrumentation to be procured for use
in the PST-X Facility shall be approved by IO prior to completion of the procurement.
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For the purposes of performing surveillance, the Contractor shall grant representatives of the IO and
the French Nuclear Regulator (ASN) access to its facilities, relevant records and to those of its
subcontractors at all stages of the contract. The surveillance shall include follow-up and verification
of any corrective actions that are to be implemented.
Test protocols will be established by IO and agreed by the Contractor prior to initiation of the tests.
No changes shall be made to the PST-X facility without the approval of the IO Technical Responsible
Officer.
Access to the PST-X Facility shall be controlled. Only IO staff members and those of the Contractor’s
workforce with specific involvement in PST-X activities shall be permitted to access the facility.

9. Quality
The Contractor shall have either an ISO 9001 accredited quality system or an ITER approved Quality
Assurance Program.
Prior to commencement of work under this Contract, a Quality Plan shall be produced by the
Contractor and submitted to the IO for approval. This Quality Plan shall be produced in line with [2].
The overseeing of the quality control operation by the IO shall not release the Contractor from his
responsibility in meeting any aspect of this Technical Specification.
Documentation developed as the result of this Contract shall be retained by the Contractor for a
minimum of 5 years and then may be discarded at the direction of the IO.
Non-conforming conditions shall be promptly reported to IO as per the requirements of [4], upon
identification of the Non-conforming condition. No further work shall be performed until IO provides
approval of the proposed disposition of the non-conforming condition.

10. Contract Management

The Contactor shall designate a Contractor Responsible Officer, within 5 working days after award of
contract (AOC), who will be responsible for the overall project and be the main point of contact for
IO. The Contractor's proposal shall provide an outline of the management structure and resumes of
the team members for the project.
10.1 Project Kick-off Meeting
The Contractor shall participate in a Project Kick-off Meeting. The Contract Kick-off Meeting shall be
scheduled at a mutually agreeable time as soon as practical after AOC, but not before a Draft Quality
Plan is submitted to the IO representative.
The Kick-off Meeting will include the Contractor Responsible Officer and other principal participants
as requested by the IO. The primary purpose for the Project Kick-off Meeting is to confirm that the
meeting participants understand the terms and conditions of the contract, technical specification,
drawings and related reference documents.
The Contractor shall prepare written draft Project Kick-off Meeting Minutes that document the
agreements and commitments resulting from the Project Kick-off Meeting discussions.
10.2 Monthly Progress Report
The Contractor shall submit monthly written and electronic progress reports, to the IO
Representative that reflect the status of Work. The reports shall be submitted electronically.
These reports shall discuss the following:
 Completion of all scheduled activities
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 Actual and projected delays of all activities

 Inclusion of any additional schedule activities
 Proposed changes in project management or key project personnel
 Status of key existing engineering, procurement, assembly or installation issues that may impact
quality, performance, or delivery
 Anticipated or approved deviations from the Specification
 Other issues pertinent to project schedule or milestone completions
 Open items.
10.3 Document Review Duration
For documents submitted by the Contractor to the IO:
 The IO will have 10 working days from the receipt of Contractor’s Documents to review, comment
on and/or, as the case may be, approve/accept them
 The Contractor shall have 10 working days from the receipt of commented documents to update
and resubmit them to the IO via email
 The IO will have 10 working days from the receipt of the Contractor’s e-mail to review and return
the documents.
For documents submitted by the IO to the Contractor:
 The Contractor shall have 10 working days from the receipt of the IO documents to review,
comment on and/or, as the case may be, approve/accept them.
Apart from the review cycle of the first submission, in each subsequent review cycle comments shall
be limited to:
 Text related to previous comments (either modified or deleted), or
 Newly inserted text.
10.4 Monitoring
In order for the Contractor to update the status of the works, the periodical video meetings shall
also be held between both parties on biweekly basis or any other frequency agreed between
the Parties. The Contractor shall use Video Conference System compatible with Skype for Business.
In addition, if necessary, the IO Technical Responsible Officer and/or the Contractor Responsible
Officer may request additional meetings to be organized in order to resolve specific issues.

11. Schedule and Deliverables

The estimated duration of the PST-X Facility Contract is 12 months
The PST-X vessel is scheduled to be delivered in December 2020.
The facility construction phase is anticipated to commence prior to the arrival of the PST-X with only
final pipework and instrument connections to be made following the installation of the vessel.
The following table identifies the deliverables and anticipated schedule for the PST-X facility.

No Description Deliverable Estimated Date for

Deliverable
D1 Kick-off Meeting Minutes T0
D2 Quality Plan (QP) Quality Plan, T0+1 month
Health and
Contractor shall create a QP identifying how
Safety Plan
they will control the quality and safety of the
PST-X Facility construction
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D3 Bill of Materials to be Procured Bill of T0+1.5 months

Materials with
Contractor shall create a Bill of Materials with
datasheets
product datasheets for each component and
outline the delivery timeline.
D4 Installation of the PST-X. Installation (anticipated delivery)
Report mid-January 2021
D5 Facility General Arrangement Drawings General T0+6 months
Arrangement
The Contractor will create a set of drawings
Drawing
identifying the general arrangement of facility,
Package
including final pipework layout and electrical
and instrumentation diagrams.
D6 Facility Acceptance Tests FAT Report T0+7.5 months

A Testing phase of a minimum period of 2 months is anticipated.

The contractor shall anticipate an extension of testing operations by 3 months.
If the PST-X Facility is not prepared prior to the delivery of the PST-X Vessel, the Contractor shall
store the vessel in an appropriate indoor location until the facility is ready to receive the vessel.

12. References
[1] WXGALP - Hydrogen Mitigation System Qualification and Verification Plan
[2] 22MFMW - Requirements for Producing a Quality Plan
[3] SBSTBM - Provisions for Implementation of the Generic Safety Requirements by the External
Actors/Interveners
[4] 22F53X - Procedure for management of Nonconformities
[5] 32DMXM - Structural Analysis for PST-X Tank
[6] 7M2YKF - Order dated 7 February 2012 relating to the general technical regulations applicable
to INB - EN
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13. Appendix 1 – PST-X Facility Piping and Instrumentation Diagram

See attached Drawing 2V79XB
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14. Appendix 2 – PST General Arrangement Drawing

See attached Drawing 38GTNP
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15. Appendix 3 ST-VS Test Fan Datasheet

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16. Appendix 4 – Example Facility Layout

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17. Appendix 5 – Instrumentation List

OPERATING CONDITION
AMB. ACCURACY
NOR. MAX. NOR. INST. PROCESS WETTED
Proposed Process NOR. MAX. MAX. CONDITIONS MEASURING OUTPUT (% of PROCESS INSTRUMENT
Inst. Tag Parameters SERVICE QTY OPER. OPER. OPER. CONNECTION PART ACCESSORIES REMARKS
sensors fluid OPER. OPER. OPER. (PRESS. (Bara), RANGE SIGNAL Measurement PIPE SIZE MOUNTING
TEMP. TEMP. VELOCI SIZE MOC
PRESS. PRESS. VELOCITY TEMP(Deg. C) & or Better)
(ºC) (ºC) TY
HUM )
SS304 SPIRAL
WOUND
ULTRASONIC/ NOZZLE
LEVEL PST water DM 80 Kpa FLANGE 300 DIRECT GASKET WILL
LT-0026 1 GUIDED WAVE 100 1 35 , 50% 0-4000 mm 4-20mA < 1% L01, DN SS316
TRANSMITTER level WATER Abs CLASS , DN 150 MOUNTED BE SUPPLIED
RADDAR 150
ALONG WITH
THE TANK
Ambient
AMBIENT
PT-0010 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% pressure
pressure
measurement
Dilution air
DIRECT
PT-0045 pressure to 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN100 1/2" NPT (M) SS316
MOUNTING
PST
DM water
DM
PT-0013 pressure 1 2 Bar g 35 1 35 , 50% 0- 2.5 Bar g 4-20mA 0.25% DN40 DN15 2" PIPE MOUNT
WATER
inlet to PST
Steam inlet
SUPERHEA
to buffer FLANGE DIRECT
PT-0002 1 TED 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 230 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% NOZZLE N4 SS316 SYPHON
vessel CONNECTION MOUNTING
STEAM
pressure
Steam, Air
SUPERHEA With drain valve
& Dust
TED for cleaning With
PT-0015 mixture 1 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 230 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN100 1/2" NPT (M) SS316 2"PIPE MOUNT
STEAM+AI instrument branch Diaphragm seal
pressure to
R+ DUST line
HMS-01
Steam, Air
SUPERHEA With drain valve
& Dust
TED for cleaning With
PT-0043 mixture 1 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 230 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN100 1/2" NPT (M) SS316 2"PIPE MOUNT
STEAM+AI instrument branch Diaphragm seal
pressure to
R+ DUST line
PST
CA supply DIRECT
PT-0006 PRESSURE 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN80 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
pressure PIEZORESISITVE MOUNTED
TRANSMITTER
Tracer gas 2"PIPE
PT-0009 1 GAS 1 Bar a 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1,5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN25 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
pressure MOUNTED
AIR/GAS
inlet DIRECT
PT-0016 1 AIR/GAS 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN80 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
pressure to MOUNTING
HMS-02
AIR/GAS
inlet DIRECT
PT-0044 1 AIR/GAS 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-1.5 Bar a 4-20mA 0.25% DN80 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
pressure to MOUNTING
PST
Pressure
75 Kpa 0-120 Kpa DIRECT
PT-0032 upstream of 1 GAS+DUST 50 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA 0.25% DN150 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
Abs abs MOUNTING
extract FAN
Pressure
downstrea 100 Kpa 0-120 Kpa DIRECT
PT-0033 1 GAS+DUST 50 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA 0.25% DN150 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
m of extract Abs abs MOUNTING
FAN
PST empty
80 Kpa 0-120 Kpa NOZZLE FLANGE CLASS DIRECT
PT-0025 space 1 GAS+DUST 35 80 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA 0.25% SS316
Abs abs P01, DN 50 300, DN 50 MOUNTING
pressure
Chilled
water inlet CHILLED 6.4
PT-0020 1 7 Bar g 6 12.8 Kg/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-8 Bar g 4-20mA 0.25% DN80 1/2"NPT(M) SS316 2" PIPE MOUNT
to PST WATER Kg/sec
pressure
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OPERATING CONDITION
AMB. ACCURACY
NOR. MAX. NOR. INST. PROCESS WETTED
Proposed Process NOR. MAX. MAX. CONDITIONS MEASURING OUTPUT (% of PROCESS INSTRUMENT
Inst. Tag Parameters SERVICE QTY OPER. OPER. OPER. CONNECTION PART ACCESSORIES REMARKS
sensors fluid OPER. OPER. OPER. (PRESS. (Bara), RANGE SIGNAL Measurement PIPE SIZE MOUNTING
TEMP. TEMP. VELOCI SIZE MOC
PRESS. PRESS. VELOCITY TEMP(Deg. C) & or Better)
(ºC) (ºC) TY
HUM )
Chilled
water outlet CHILLED 6.4
PT-0021 1 5 Bar g 14 12.8 Kg/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-8 Bar g 4-20mA 0.25% DN80 1/2"NPT(M) SS316 2" PIPE MOUNT
from PST WATER Kg/sec
pressure
DIFFERENTIAL DP across 75 Kpa
DPT- Bellows/ DIRECT With
PRESSURE filter FE- 1 GAS+DUST Abs (HP 50 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-1500 Pa 4-20mA 0.25% DN150 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
0029 Capsule MOUNTING Diaphragm seal
TRANSMITTER 0002 side)
Dilution air
DIRECT
TT-0012 temp. to 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-50 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN100 1/2"NPT(M) THERMOWELL
MOUNTED
PST
SUPERHEA
Temperatur
TED DIRECT THERMOWELL ON
TT-0037 e Buffer 1 1 Bar a 127 230 1 35 , 50% 0-300 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD NOZZLE N5 1/2"NPT(M)
STEAM+AI MOUNTED BUFFER VESSEL
vessel
R
Hot air
temp to 90 DIRECT
TT-0007 1 AIR 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 100 230 454 kg/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-300 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN80 1/2"NPT(M) THERMOWELL
buffer kg/hr MOUNTED
vessel
AIR/GAS
DIRECT
TT-0018 inlet temp 1 AIR/GAS 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 15 35 1 35 , 50% 0-50 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN80 1/2"NPT(M) THERMOWELL
MOUNTING
to PST
PST
75 Kpa DIRECT
TT-0030 discharge 1 GAS+DUST 50 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-80 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN150 1/2"NPT(M) THERMOWELL
Abs MOUNTED
GAS Temp
TW WILL BE
PST empty 80 Kpa TW T05 , SUPLLIED ALONG
TT-0024 1 GAS+DUST 6 80 1 35 , 50% 0-120 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT
space temp Abs DN25 WITH THE PST
TEMPERATURE TANK
RTD
TRANSMITTER TW WILL BE
PST water DM 100 Kpa TW T01 , SUPLLIED ALONG
TT-0027 1 100 1 35 , 50% 0-120 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT
temp WATER Abs DN25 WITH THE PST
TANK
TW WILL BE
PST water DM 100 Kpa TW T013 , SUPLLIED ALONG
TT-0028 1 100 1 35 , 50% 0-120 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT
temp WATER Abs DN25 WITH THE PST
TANK
Chilled
CHILLED 6.4
TT-0022 water inlet 1 7 Bar g 6 12.8 Kg/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-8 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN80 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT THERMOWELL
WATER Kg/sec
temp
Chilled
CHILLED 6.4
TT-0023 water outlet 1 5 Bar g 14 12.8 Kg/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-16 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN80 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT THERMOWELL
WATER Kg/sec
temp
Steam inlet SUPERHEA
10
TT-0003 to buffer 1 TED 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 100 g/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-180 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD DN100 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT THERMOWELL
g/sec
vessel temp STEAM
TW WILL BE
PST water DM 100 Kpa TW T01 , SUPLLIED ALONG
TT-0040 100 1 35 , 50% 0-120 Deg C 4-20mA Class-A RTD 1/2"NPT(M) DIRECT MOUNT
temp WATER Abs DN25 WITH THE PST
TANK
Steam inlet Vortex
SUPERHEA
Flow to 10 STANCHION flowmeter with
FT-001 1 Vortex TED 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 100 g/sec 1 35 , 50% 5-120 g/sec 4-20mA <3% DN100 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
buffer g/sec MOUNTED integral
flowmeter/ STEAM
vessel pressure &
Differential
SUPERHEA temp.
Steam and Pressure
FLOW TED 200Nm 0-1000 STANCHION compensation.
FT-0004 Hot air flow 1 Flowmeter 1 Bar a 1.3 Bar a 127 230 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA <3% DN100 1/2"NPT(M) SS316
TRANSMITTER STEAM+AI 3/h Nm3/hr MOUNTED For DP flow
to PST
R meter,
Dilution air Thermal 200Nm 0-1000 DIRECT VENTURI with
FT-0011 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA <3% DN 100
flow to PST Dispersion 3/h Nm3/hr MOUNTED condensate pot
CA supply (Mass flow)/ DIRECT for DPT
FT-0005 1 AIR 1 Bar a 15 35 90 kg/h 454 kg/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-600 kg/hr 4-20mA <3% DN 80
flow Vortex MOUNTED connection.
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OPERATING CONDITION
AMB. ACCURACY
NOR. MAX. NOR. INST. PROCESS WETTED
Proposed Process NOR. MAX. MAX. CONDITIONS MEASURING OUTPUT (% of PROCESS INSTRUMENT
Inst. Tag Parameters SERVICE QTY OPER. OPER. OPER. CONNECTION PART ACCESSORIES REMARKS
sensors fluid OPER. OPER. OPER. (PRESS. (Bara), RANGE SIGNAL Measurement PIPE SIZE MOUNTING
TEMP. TEMP. VELOCI SIZE MOC
PRESS. PRESS. VELOCITY TEMP(Deg. C) & or Better)
(ºC) (ºC) TY
HUM )
INLINE
Tracer gas
FT-0008 1 GAS 1 Bar a 35 90 kg/h 454 kg/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-600 kg/hr 4-20mA <3% DN25 FLANGE SS316 INSTRUMENT,
flow
DIRECT MOUNT
AIR/GAS
DIRECT
FT-0017 inlet flow to 1 AIR/GAS 1 Bar g 35 90 kg/h 454 kg/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-600 kg/hr 4-20mA <3% DN80 SS316
MOUNTING
PST
PST
75 Kpa 400 0-1000 DIRECT
FT-0031 discharge 1 GAS+DUST 6 50 800 Nm3/hr 1 35 , 50% 4-20mA <3% DN150 SS316
Abs Nm3/h Nm3/hr MOUNTED
GAS FLOW
Chilled INLINE
CHILLED 6.4 FLANGE
FT-0019 water inlet 1 7 Bar g 6 12.8 Kg/sec 1 35 , 50% 0-60 m3/hr 4-20mA <2% DN80 SS316 INSTRUMENT,
WATER Kg/sec CONNECTION
flow Magnetic flow DIRECT MOUNT
DM water meter INLINE
DM
FT-0014 inlet flow 1 2 Bar g 35 15 m3/hr 1 35 , 50% 0-20 m3/hr 4-20mA <2% DN40 INSTRUMENT,
WATER
to PST DIRECT MOUNT
PST inside inside PST
DM 100 Kpa NOZZLE FLANGE
FT-0041 water 1 100 1 35 , 50% 0-1 m/sec 4-20mA <3% through nozzle
WATER Abs N24 CONNECTION
circulation Electromagnetic on tank
PST inside flow meter inside PST
DM 100 Kpa NOZZLE FLANGE
FT-0042 water 1 100 1 35 , 50% 0-1 m/sec 4-20mA <3% through nozzle
WATER Abs N24 CONNECTION
circulation on tank
For
monitoring,
control &
data
acquisition
of PST-X
with a
CONTROL Approximately Contractor to
24"screen
CUBICLE WITH 48 AI , 8 DI & 8 supply fully
CU-0001 PC based 1 1 35 , 50%
PLC AO channels programmed PLC
HMI station.
CONTROLLER required . controller & HMI.
4 nos
Cameras
will also be
monitored
from the
same PC
station.
Fixed camera WATER+
CAMERA PST inside NOZZLE To fit inside
CAMERA 1 inside PST GAS+ 1 Bar a 60 1 35 , 50%
-0035 monitoring N19 DN50 nozzle
under water DUST
Water proof
Fixed camera WATER+
CAMERA PST inside NOZZLE To fit inside camera with
CAMERA 1 inside PST GAS+ 1 Bar a 60 1 35 , 50%
-0036 monitoring N18 DN50 nozzle flange
under water DUST
connection,
Fixed camera WATER+
CAMERA PST inside NOZZLE To fit inside 4-channel DVR
CAMERA 1 inside PST GAS+ 1 Bar a 60 1 35 , 50%
-0038 monitoring N20 DN50 nozzle for video
under water DUST
recording
Fixed camera WATER+
CAMERA PST inside NOZZLE To fit inside
CAMERA 1 inside PST GAS+ 1 Bar a 60 1 35 , 50%
-0039 monitoring N21 DN50 nozzle
under water DUST
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18. Appendix 6 – Proposed Cabling Diagram