Technical Specs For Supply of New 33-11.5 KV Mobile SS

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
MINISTRY OF ELECTRICITY
Supply of New 33/11.5 kV Mobile SS

31.5 MVA
Section 1
Technical Specifications and Reference Drawings

Contents
Part-1 General Specification)...................................................................................................... 1
Section-1.1: General Condition ................................................................................................. 1
1.1.1. Scope of Works .............................................................................................................. 1
1.1.2. Implementation Program............................................................................................. 1
1.1.3.
1.1.4. Technical Documents ................................................................................................... 1
1.1.5. Tests and Inspections ................................................................................................... 5
1.1.6. Packing for Shipment ................................................................................................... 7
1.1.7. Delivery .......................................................................................................................... 8
1.1.8. Guarantee by the Contractor ....................................................................................... 9
Section-1.2: General Technical Design Data .......................................................................... 10
1.2.1. Standards and Design Conditions ............................................................................ 10
1.2.2. Design, Materials and Workmanship ...................................................................... 13
Part-2 Particular Technical Specification for Equipment and Materials............................ 14
Section-2.1: Configuration of Mobile Substation .................................................................. 14
2.1.1. Type .............................................................................................................................. 14
2.1.2. Basic Requirements ..................................................................................................... 14
2.1.3. Typical Components and Materials for Mobile Substation .................................. 14
2.1.4. Typical Traveling Conditions of Mobile Substation .............................................. 15
2.1.5. General Requirements for Trailer ............................................................................. 16
2.1.6. 33 and 11 kV Switchgear ............................................................................................ 16
2.1.7. 36 kV and 12 kV Vacuum Circuit Breakers (VCB) ................................................. 17
2.1.8. On-load Disconnecting Switch.................................................................................. 18
2.1.9. Fault making Earthing Switches for 33 kV Incoming and 11.5 kV Feeder ......... 19
2.1.10. Lightning Arresters................................................................................................... 19
2.1.11. Power Transformer ................................................................................................... 19
2.1.12. Auxiliary Transformers ............................................................................................ 22
2.1.13. Insulating Oil ............................................................................................................. 23
2.1.14. Current Transformers............................................................................................... 23
2.1.15. Voltage Transformers ............................................................................................... 23
2.1.16. Protection and Auxiliary Relays ............................................................................. 24
2.1.17. Interlocking Equipment ........................................................................................... 25
2.1.18. Instruments and Metering ....................................................................................... 26
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2.1.19. Control and Instruments Wiring and Terminals in Panels ................................. 26
2.1.20. Auxiliary Switches of Medium Voltage Switchgears .......................................... 28
2.1.21. Control and Selector Switches................................................................................. 28
2.1.22. Indicating Lamps ...................................................................................................... 28
2.1.23. 33 kV and 11.5 kV Busbars and Connections ........................................................ 28
2.1.24. Phase Arrangement and Color Identification of Electrical Conductors and
Equipment.............................................................................................................................. 29
2.1.25. Clamps and Fittings.................................................................................................. 30
2.1.26. Insulators and Bushings ........................................................................................... 31
2.1.27. Molded Case Circuit Breakers and Miniature Circuit Breakers ......................... 31
2.1.28. Fuses and Links ......................................................................................................... 31
2.1.29. Motors......................................................................................................................... 31
2.1.30. Transformer Control Board ..................................................................................... 32
2.1.31. 400-230 V AC Distribution Circuit.......................................................................... 33
2.1.32. Batteries, Charger and 110V DC Distribution Circuit ......................................... 34
2.1.33. Enclosures .................................................................................................................. 36
2.1.34. Labels, Plates and Tags ............................................................................................ 37
2.1.35. Corrosion Protection of Steel Surface..................................................................... 38
2.1.36. Power and Control Cables ....................................................................................... 38
2.1.37. Cabling Works ........................................................................................................... 39
2.1.38. Lighting and Small Power Systems ........................................................................ 40
2.1.39. Lightning Protection System ................................................................................... 40
2.1.40. Earthing System and Earthing of Equipment and Cables................................... 41
2.1.41. Fire Alarm Syatem .................................................................................................. 413
Section-2.2: Specific Requirements for Equipment and Materials ..................................... 43
2.2.1. General ......................................................................................................................... 43
2.2.2. Equipment to be mounted on trailer ........................................................................ 43
2.2.3. Trailer ........................................................................................................................... 63
2.2.4. Installation Materials .................................................................................................. 65
Section-2.3 : Tests ....................................................................................................................... 67
2.3.1. General ......................................................................................................................... 67
2.3.2. Factory Tests ................................................................................................................ 67
2.3.3. Export Packing Inspection ......................................................................................... 69
2.3.4. Material Receiving Inspection ................................................................................... 69
2.3.5. Tests at Site................................................................................................................... 70

Part-3 Maintenance Materials ................................................................................................ 711
Section-3.1: Spare Parts, Testing Equipment & General Tools ......................................... 711
3.1.1. Spare Parts ................................................................................................................. 711
3.1.2. Testing Equipment for the Overall Contract......................................................... 711
3.1.3. General Tools ............................................................................................................. 711
Part -4 Remot Terminal Unit and Communication system ................................................. 72
Section-4.1: Remote Terminal Unite...................................................................................... 712
4.1.1. General ....................................................................................................................... 712
4.1.2. RTU Functionality: General .................................................................................... 712
4.1.3. Capacity ..................................................................................................................... 714
4.1.4. Preformance............................................................................................................... 715
4.1.5. Electrical and Environmental .................................................................................. 715
4.2: Data Acquisition .......................................................................................................... 715
4.2.1. Analog Values ........................................................................................................... 715
4.2.2. Binary Coded Values ................................................................................................ 715
4.2.3. Status Indications ...................................................................................................... 715
4.2.4. Pulse accumulators ................................................................................................... 716
4.2.5. Values derived by logical/mathematical processing ........................................... 716
4.2.6. Data Requests ............................................................................................................ 716
4.3: Time Tagging ................................................................................................................ 717
4.4: Control Output ............................................................................................................. 718
4.4.1. Transformer Tap Changer Supervisory Control ................................................... 718
4.5: RTU Checking Facility................................................................................................. 718
4.6: RTU Configuration ........................................................................................................ 79
4.7: Remote Terminal Unit Communication interfaces .................................................... 79
4.7.1. Interface with Master Station Communication Systems ........................................ 80
4.7.2. Interface with intelligent Elections Devices (IED) .................................................. 80
4.8: Maintenance and Spares ............................................................................................... 80
4.9: Documentation ............................................................................................................... 81
4.10: Warranty and Support ................................................................................................ 81
4.11: RTU Testing .................................................................................................................. 82
4.11.1. Approach to Testing ................................................................................................. 82
4.11.2. Testing Stages ............................................................................................................ 82
4.11.3. Notice & Witnessing of Tests................................................................................... 83
4.11.4. Test Procedures and Result Sheets ......................................................................... 83
4.11.5. Overall Signal Point List .......................................................................................... 83
Section-4.2: Wireless Communication System ....................................................................... 83

4.2.1. General ......................................................................................................................... 83
4.2.2. Remote Terminals ....................................................................................................... 84
4.2.3. Antenna ........................................................................................................................ 86
4.2.4. Cable for Antenna feeder ........................................................................................... 87
4.2.5. Cabinet for Communication Equipment.................................................................. 87
4.2.6. Power Supply .............................................................................................................. 87
4.2.7. Tower............................................................................................................................ 87
Part- 5 Appendix Referenced Drawing for Contract: ........................................................ 89

Part-1 General Specification
Section-1.1: General Condition
1.1.1. Scope of Works
The Works shall include the design, manufacturing, factory testing, inspection for export
packing by an internationally reputable inspection company, packing, insurance, shipping,
landing, customs clearance, deliver to the Delivery Point, unloading, material receiving
inspection and attending final receiving inspection with the Owner at warehouse of the
Owner for 33/11.5 kV 31.5 MVA Mobile Substations.
Transportation from the Delivery Point to warehouse of the Owner and installation and test
at the Sites shall be carried out by the Owner.
1.1.2. Implementation Program
The Contractor shall submit the detailed implementation program including time schedule
(in Gantt bar chart) for design, manufacturing, factory test, shipping and delivery to the
Delivery Point, of all Mobile Substations, to the Owner for approval within one month after
the award of the contract.
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1.1.4. Technical Documents
1.1.4.1. General
The Contractor shall prepare necessary technical documents for the equipment including
detailed engineering drawings, calculations and specifications showing full details of the
equipment and materials to be supplied as well as all arrangement drawings necessary for
the installation works (the installation works to be carried out by the Owner).
Prior to the manufacturing at factories, the Contractor shall submit all technical documents
and drawings to the Owner for approval.
Any comment given by the Owner, to be returned within 8 days from owner’s receiving date
of the documents, shall be taken into account before manufacturing process at factories and
if any modification or change is directed by the Owner, the related documents shall be
revised and resubmitted for approval within 14 days after the modification or change has
been directed.
Approval of the documents shall in no way relieve the Contractor from any of his contractual
obligations.
All costs and expenses for preparation and submission of the documents shall be borne by
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the Contractor including those for revision and re-submission of the documents.
(a) Units
International system of units (SI) shall be applied to all works.
(b) Language
English shall be the formal language. Hence all documents, correspondence, drawings,
reports, schedules, instructions, name plates, rating plates, caution plates and notices
shall be written in English.
(c) Symbols, Marks and Abbreviations
All symbols, marks and abbreviations, etc. used on any documents shall be clearly
explained by a legend on the same document or on separate sheets.
The symbol, mark and abbreviation used for an individual device shall be identical
throughout a whole documentation so as to avoid confusion and misunderstanding.
(d) Sizes and Identifications of Documents
The size of the drawings shall be standardized as follows:
Al (594 mm x 841mm)
A2 (420 mm x 594 mm)
A3 (297 mm x 420mm)
A4 (210 mm x 297mm)
Design calculations, specifications, lists, instruction manuals and other necessary

documents shall preferably be prepared and submitted in A4 size.
All drawings shall have a uniform title block at the bottom right hand corner, inclusive
of the original documents. The title block shall show the drawing title with main
ratings such as Capacity or Voltage, drawing number, revision number, date prepared,
name of the contractor and/or manufacturer and the signature of the contractor's
authorized representative. Project title block form will be informed by the Owner after
the contract.
A spare blank space shall be provided above the title block of each document for the
Owner’s comments.
1.1.4.2 (Blank)
1)
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1.1.4.3 Typical Technical Documents after Contract to be submitted to the Owner
The Contractor shall submit the following technical documents along with Master List of
drawings and documents;
(a) Master List of Drawings and Documents (Document Control Sheet)
After contract, within 30 days from commencement date, the Contractor shall submit a
master list of drawings and documents to the Owner for approval, for the purpose of
monitoring and smooth processing of document approval, which shall contain
document title and number, its size, date to be submitted, re-submission date,
approved date, etc. underneath each column of relevant document classification or
category.
(b) Subcontractor and manufactures lists
Summary list of the final selected subcontractor/manufactures shall be submitted for

approval showing materials/equipment, place of manufacturing and testing etc.
The owner has right to request the contractor to submit detailed subcontract (suborder)
documents if required.
(c) Specifications
The Contractor shall prepare specifications for all major equipment and materials for
the Owner’s approval. The specifications shall contain the type, ratings, design,
configuration, materials, dimensions, corrosion protection and other necessary
performance of the equipment.
(d) Drawings
The following drawing shall be submitted for approval , but not limited to ;
(i) Dimensional drawings of full equipment on the trailers

(ii) Sectional elevation drawings with all parts of mobile substation
(iii) Shipping and traveling plan, side view and elevation with a tractor(out of
scope)image
(iv) Dimensional drawing of each equipment
(v) All cables layout drawings including typical cable connections in and from
mobile substation showing 33 kV incoming points and 11.5 kV outgoing
connection points
(vi) Installation material drawings at site (typical earthing configuration drawing etc.)
(e) Diagrams
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The following diagrams shall be submitted for approval, but not limited to;
(i) Single Line Diagrams with full descriptions of equipment, devices, rating, etc.
(ii) Circuit Diagrams including three line power circuits and schematic diagrams
(iii) Terminal Block Diagrams
(f) Calculation sheets
The Contractor shall submit design calculation sheets for approval, but not limited to;
(i) Capacity of auxiliary power supply to full loads
(ii) CT/VT rating calculation (i.e. Burden, Knee point)
(iii) DC loads and Battery capacity calculation
(iv) Power cable sizing calculation
(v) Cooling equipment calculation (for switchgear and each board)
(g) Lists
The following lists shall be submitted for approval, but not limited to:
(i) Cable Lists
(ii) Relay Setting Recommendation List
(iii) (Blank)
(iv) List of Test Equipment (Recommended)
(v) (Blank)
(h) Factory Test Schedules
(i) Factory Test Procedures
(j) Factory Test Reports
(k) Inspection certificate for export packing.
(l) Instruction Manuals for installation, operation, maintenance and storage.
(m) Recommended site-testing/pre-commissioning test procedures
(n) As-Built Drawings
(o) Monthly Progress Report
1.1.4.4. Required Numbers of Documents
Numbers of the documents to be submitted to the Owner shall be as follows;
(a) During the Course of Manufacturing Works
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(i) Documents for approval 6 copies
(ii) Reference documents 6 copies
(b) After Completion of the Manufacturing Works
(i) Complete sets of bound prints of as-built documents: 4 copies for each substation
(ii) CD ROM containing as-built documents: 4 sets as PDF for each substation
1.1.5. Tests and Inspections
1.1.5.1. Factory Tests
(a) General
Before any item of equipment is packed and shipped out from the manufacturer's
factory, all tests itemized in Clause 2.3.2 of this Specification shall be carried out by the
Contractor to prove compliance with the requirements of the Specification. All tests
will be witnessed by International Reputable Inspection Company (IRI) to be hired by
Contractor, subject to approval of the Owner.
All tests shall be carried out in accordance with IEC requirements and the approved test
procedures.
All results of tests shall be approved by the Owner. In the event any additional test
requested by the Owner or its representative indicates Noncompliance with the terms
of the Contract, the Contractor shall, at its own expense, make all necessary repairs and
perform additional tests required to indicate Compliance with the terms of the
Contract.
Acceptance of shipment of the equipment after the satisfactory factory tests and
inspections shall be given from the Owner or its representative. The Contractor shall
provide Form of Release Note to the Owner or its representative for his signature.
The approval of the tests, acceptance of the test certificates or waiving of tests by the
Owner or his representative shall not relieve the contractor from his contractual
obligations.
All costs and expenses associated with such tests and inspections shall be borne by the
Contractor.
(b) Owner’s Witness of Factory Acceptance Testing

An international reputable inspection company shall be hired by the Contractor under
Owner’s approval and will attend the Factory Test.
Also Owner may attend the Factory Test. The cost for Owner’s staff to attend shall be
borne by the Contractor such as Air flight fee, Accommodation fee, Communication
fee, Meals and Daily allowance, etc.
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The Contractor shall give access and necessary facilities for Two (2) persons from
Owner and/or his representative to attend and witness each test for one (1) week
except for days of departure and arrival.
The witness items will be as follows;
(i) One (1) visit (one week) for 33 kV/11.5 kV, 31.5 MVA Transformers.
(ii) One (1) visit (one week) for All typical MV Switchgears.
(iii) One (1) visit (one week) for Battery & Charger board and LV system.
(iv) One (1) visit (one week) for Overall functional test for control & alarm, etc.
(v) One (1) visit (one week) for RTU and communication systems.
Testing instruments used for the factory tests shall be approved and be calibrated
by the accredited Laboratory or such other body as may be approved, at the
expense of the Contractor. All calibration certificates shall be valid. The
information of this calibration certificates shall be included in the Factory Test
Report
(c) Date for Testing
A notification of the exact date, time and place of the test to be attended as well as all
necessary information shall be given to the Owner and/or his representative in writing
not later than four(4) weeks prior to the date of the test.
(d) Factory Test Report
The factory test report shall include sufficient information such as the subject of the
test, project name, contract number, document number and the test date.
Such test report as witnessed shall be countersigned by the witnessed Owner or his
representative. One (1) copy of the factory test report or its draft shall be handed over
to each person witnessing the test.
The factory test report shall be submitted officially four (4) copies to the Owner soonest
after execution of each test. The delivery of the equipment shall be subject to Owner’s
approval to the factory test reports.
After completion of all factory tests, the Contractor shall bind all test reports, test
certificates, type test records etc. properly into books of A4 format and submit four (4)
sets of them to the Owner as one of the as-built documents, before the Material
Receiving Inspection.
(e) Rectification of Deficiencies
All deficiencies revealed during the tests shall be rectified by the Contractor under the
approval of the Owner. The components or parts to have been rectified shall be re-
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tested.
All costs and expenses for rectification and re-testing shall be borne by the Contractor.
1.1.5.2 Inspection for Export Packing
After the factory test, the delivered equipment and materials shall be checked and inspected
by an international reputable inspection company to be hired by Contractor under the
Owner’s approval. The shipped items, quantities, qualities, damages, etc in the export
packing shall be inspected as per Contract. The inspection certificate shall be submitted to
the Owner.
1.1.5.3 Material Receiving Inspection
Upon arrival to the Delivery Point, the Material Receiving Inspection shall be conducted
under the Contractor’s responsibility, at the presence of the Owner.
1.1.5.4 Tests at the Site
The site-tests will be carried out by the Owner after the installation of equipment in
accordance with the site-test procedure which shall be submitted by the Contractor.
1.1.6. Packing for Shipment
Each equipment and/or materials shall be packed or bundled and physically protected so
that no damage would occur during shipping and transportation from the factory to the
Delivery Point.
Any equipment or device which is vulnerable to vibration and/or impact shall be given
necessary care to avoid any possible damage during transportation, and these should be
rested into the safe position for transportation and securely fastened with fixing plates or
attachments by bolts or any other similar means.
All outdoor porcelain bushings of transformer mounted on the trailer shall be equipped with
suitable reinforcement such as detachable bracings for protection against any possible
damage due to vibration and any impact during shipping and land transportation.
The circuit breaker shall be fixed with suitable fixing facility during transportation of mobile
substation in order to protect the plug and socket isolating devices.
Any end terminal of wire or connector-end block or strap-end, etc., shall not be left free and
shall be securely fastened to the nearby fixed-plate or frame of equipment by temporary
fixing straps, bands or tapes during shipping and transportation.
All miscellaneous materials for installation of mobile substation such as jacks, steel plates for
jack ground base and cables, lightning rod support, etc. shall be stored in the storage boxes
mounted on the trailer floor or under the trailer floor in as practicable ways as possible.
The complete procedures for disassembly of all transportation provisions to be taken after
mobilization shall be fully described in the Instruction Manual for installation.
Each shipping package shall contain a packing list and the copies in triplicate shall be
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forwarded to the Owner prior to delivery. All items of materials shall clearly be tabulated
for easy identification on the packing list.
A mobile substation assembled shall be regarded as one shipping package so that all
equipment and materials mounted on the trailer should be involved in its packing list which
clearly shall be described to distinguish the equipment mounted and the installation
materials in boxes respectively.
All cases or packages shall be clearly marked to indicate the total weight, the correct position
of the slings and an identification mark corresponding to the shipping documents.
Cases or packages which cannot be marked as above shall have tags made of metal or other
durable materials indicating the above mentioned information.
The shipping mark shall bear typically the following information in sequence and in a frame
commensurate with size of package:
a) Consignee : Ministry of Electricity , Iraq
b) Project name :
c) Contractor No. :
d) Port of destination :
e) Package No. in sequence :
f) Description of contents :
g) Net and Gross Weight :
h) Dimension :
The Contractor shall be entirely responsible for ensuring that the packing is suitable for
shipping and transportation.
The packing inspection shall be carried out by the Contractor before shipping of any
equipment and materials to verify their packing condition as well as to check the contents
along with the packing list.
The Contractor shall keep the packing inspection records of all equipment and materials
prior to the shipment.
1.1.7. Delivery
The Contractor shall deliver all equipment and materials in such time as contracted with the
Owner to keep his work preparation and installation schedule.
The Contractor shall notify the delivery information to the Owner. Each shipping notification
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shall include (1) a complete shipping list with the contents of each package to be delivered
and shall indicate (2) the anticipated date of arrival, (3) the serial number for each
component to be used for identification and (4) evidence of the insurance.
15 days before the shipped equipment and materials are arrived at the Delivery Point, the
Contractor shall officially submit to the Owner the Notice of Delivery, informing its arrival at
the Delivery Point and schedule for the Material Receiving Inspection. Such inspection shall
be conducted by the Contractor at the presence of the Owner and/or Consultant.
1.1.8. Guarantee by the Contractor
All equipment and materials under the contract shall be guaranteed for 18 months after the
Taking Over & Acceptance Certificate (TOAC) has been issued by the Owner.
The warranty shall cover all measures against manufacturer's technical defects caused by his
design, materials, workmanship or deviations from the latest IEC standard.
It does not cover defects arising from Owner’s faulty maintenance or erection, or from
alternations carried out without the Contractor’s consent in writing, or from repairs carried
out improperly by the Owner, nor does it cover normal deterioration.
The period from issuance of each MRC to TOAC shall be covered as warranty period in
addition to the warranty period of 18 months from the issuance of the TOAC.
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Section-1.2: General Technical Design Data
1.2.1. Standards and Design Conditions
1.2.1.1. Applicable Standards
All electrical equipment and materials for mobile substation shall be designed, manufactured
and tested and inspected in accordance with this Specification as well as the latest IEC
standard.
Unless IEC standards cover certain issues, other relevant international or national standards
may be applied upon a written approval of the Owner.
If this Specification conflict with any or all of the above standards, this Specification, upon
confirmation of the Owner, shall have the precedence and shall govern the disputed case.
1.2.1.2. Reference Drawing
The following drawings are provided in Part-4, Appendix to this specification for the
Contractor’s reference.
(a) Single line diagram for 33/11.5 kV 31.5 MVA Mobile S/S :
Dwg. No. Rev.1
(b) Single line diagram for Aux. AC & DC Circuit Dwg. No. Rev.0
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1.2.1.3. Service Conditions
The service and climatic conditions under which all equipment shall be operated
satisfactorily are as follows;
No. Item Description Specification

1 Ambient temperature Maximum outdoor peak under shade +55 °C
(for about 6 hours per day), which shall
be considered as the maximum design
ambient temperature
Maximum monthly average +40 °C
Maximum yearly average +30 °C
Maximum temperature of all metal +80 °C

part exposed in direct sunshine
Maximum ground temp. at depth of 1 +35 °C

meter
Minimum temperature as design -10 °C

criteria
2 Humidity Maximum relative humidity 92 %
Minimum relative humidity 12 %
Yearly average 38 %
3 Wind Max. wind velocity for design purpose 145 km/hr
4 Altitude above sea Maximum 1,000 m

level Minimum 0m
5 Barometric pressure Yearly average 0.101 MPa
6 Rain fall (Annual Maximum 500 mm
Total Rainfall) Minimum 50 mm
Maximum in one day 65 mm
Yearly average 150.8 mm
7 Sand and Thunder Average number of dust storms 21
Storms (days/year)
Average number of thunder storms 15
(days/year)
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1.2.1.4. Main and Auxiliary Electrical System
(a) 33 kV/11.5 kV Distribution System
No. Item 33kV system 11 kV system
1 Rated system voltage 36 kV 12 kV

2 Nominal system voltage 33 kV 11.5 kV
3 Number of phases 3 3
4 Frequency 50 Hz 50 Hz
5 Impulse withstand voltage:
for bushing 170 kV 75 kV
for winding 170 kV 75 kV
for neutral 170 kV 75 kV

6 Power frequency withstand test voltage for 1 min.:
for bushing 70 kV 28 kV
for winding 70 kV 28 kV
for neutral 70 kV 28 kV
7 Rated breaking capacity 25 kA 25 kA
8 Short time current 25 kA/3 sec 25 kA/3 sec
9 Rated voltage and nominal discharge current of lightning arresters:

On phases 39 kV / 10 kA 15 kV/10 kA
On neutral 21 kV / 10 kA 7.5 kV/10 kA
10 Minimum clearance in air 320 mm (*1) (air cable 120 mm (*1) (air cable
between phase and earth box) box)
11 Minimum clearance in air 320 mm (*1) (air cable 120 mm (*1) (air cable
between different phases box) box
12 Minimum creepage distance of 576 mm (air cable 192 mm (air cable
insulator and bushing box) box)
13 Earthing system Earthed through a Earthed through
zigzag transformer to neutral earthing
limit the earth fault resister (300A)
current (1,000A)
(*1) These clearances may be lower if :
a) it has been proven by type test or,
b) the standard impulse withstand voltages are met and provision with
insulated barriers .
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(b) Auxiliary AC and DC System
AC system: AC400/230 V - 3 phase 4 wire 50Hz with neutral point solidly earthed.
DC system: DC 110 V
1.2.2. Design, Materials and Workmanship
1.2.2.1. General Requirements
(a) Each part of equipment shall be designed for long time and continuous operation with
less maintenance in the specified service conditions at site.
(b) In order to ensure a sufficient mechanical strength for all items of equipment to
withstand any prospective load and working stress, the considerable safety factors shall
be taken to all components and especially to the design of all parts suffered from
repeating stresses or shocks.
(c) The electric equipment shall be designed to endure the mechanical stress against the
prospective maximum short-circuit current without thermal and mechanical damage for
one (1) second.
(d) All items of equipment shall be designed to minimize a risk of fire and other decisive
damage, and to prevent ingress of vermin, dust and dirt, and inadvertent contact with
electrically-live or moving parts. All mechanisms of equipment shall be designed to
avoid a sticking due to rust or corrosion.
(e) All similar parts of equipment, including spare parts, should be interchangeable.
(f ) The major equipment shall be manufacturer’s standard products of the latest standard
design.
1.2.2.2. Temperature Rise
Considering the climatically severe conditions, the limits of temperature rise of all equipment
to be determined in accordance with the relevant IEC shall be reduced such that the final
attained temperatures at site shall not exceed the final temperature imputed by the IEC
reference temperature.
Special consideration shall be taken into account to the effect of direct solar insulation on
outdoor equipment and the effects of temperatures difference occurring in equipment due to
the direct impingement of sunshine (protection against condensation).
1.2.2.3. Current Ratings
Every current carrying part of the equipment including circuit breakers, current
transformers, disconnecting switches, busbars, connections and joints, etc. shall be capable of
carrying its rated current continuously and in no part shall be exceeded the permissible
maximum temperature.
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Part-2 Particular Technical Specification for Equipment and Materials
2.1.1. Type
Outdoor air-insulated type mobile substation with rating of 33/11.5 kV, 31.5 MVA.
Section-2.1: Configuration of Mobile Substation
2.1.2. Basic Requirements
(a) Assembly
All major equipment of the mobile substation shall be completely assembled and
mounted on the trailer before shipment so that no assembling work of such equipment
will be required at site except earthing works and necessary connection works at site such
as interconnection cabling works between two trailers employed, as well as minor
adjusting works of equipment to the service position on the trailer.
(b) Dimension
Mobile Substation shall be so designed to reduce its overall dimension of traveling body
as compacted as possible for trouble-free transportation to any installation site.
Maximum permissible dimension for a traveling body shall be as follows:
(i) Height from the ground to the highest top of equipment----------------------- 4.6 meter
(ii) Width including any protruding part of equipment------------------------------ 3.75 meter
(iii) Longitudinal length of each trailer including any protruding part of equipment 16.0
meter
2.1.3. Typical Components and Materials for Mobile Substation
One mobile substation shall consist of two trailers on which all major equipment are
mounted with the associated installation materials.
The first trailer consist of power transformer 31.5 MVA, Auxiliary transformer, control panel
(RTCC), NER and 33KV Switchgear Panel.
The second trailer consist of 11KV Switchgear Panel, AC distribution board, DC 110 V
Batteries and Charger with DC distribution board.
The 33kV and 11kV switchgear is to be contained in an external enclosure and the power
transformer to be located at out door.
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(a) Major Components and Materials
(i) The Mobile Substation shall consist of the following components:
• 1 set of Outdoor Type 31.5 MVA 33/11.5 kV Power Transformer

• 1 set of 33 kV Incoming Switchgear Panel containing Disconnecting Switch, Fault
making Earthing Switch, Lightning Arrester ,VT and Relay.
• 1 set of 33 kV Transformer Switchgear Panel containing 36 kV Incoming Vacuum
Circuit Breaker VCB , CT and Relay (VT compartment may be separated from
this panel.)
• 1 set of 33 kV Auxiliary Transformer Switchgear Panel containing 33kV fused
switch
• 1 set of 33 kV, 33/0.4 kV Auxiliary Transformer
• 1 set of 11 kV Incoming Switchgear Panel containing 12 kV Incoming VCB, VT,
CT and Relay
• 7 sets of 11 kV Outgoing Switchgear Panel containing 12 kV Feeder VCB, Fault
making Earthing Switch, CT and Relay
• 1 set of 11 kV Neutral Earthing Resister (N.E.R) Box housing On-Load
disconnecting switch, Lightning Arrester and CT
• 1 set of DC 110 V Batteries, Charger and distribution board
• 1 set of Transformer control board & AC distribution board
• 1 lot of Power & Control Cables between equipment
• 2 set of external enclosure with cooling equipment
• 1 set of Impact Recorder mounted on each trailer floor
(ii) Installation Materials

• 1 lot of 33 kV Cables (on Drums) with associated Connectors
• 1 lot of substation earthing materials.(for tow trailer)
• 1 lot of lightning protection materials.( for tow trailer)
• 1 lot of normal outdoor lighting facilities with associated materials.( for tow
trailer)
• 1 lot of jack ground bases for landing gear and supporting jack. .(for tow trailer)
• 1 lot of safety equipment.(for tow trailer)
(b) Equipment and Materials for Operation and Maintenance
(i) 1 lot of Consumable spare parts

(ii) 1 lot of Operational Spare parts for 5 years operations
(iii) 1 lot of Testing Equipment ( if included in Contract )
2.1.4. Typical Traveling Conditions of Mobile Substation
Maximum speed : 40 km/hour for paved road

: 10 km/hour for unpaved road
Cruising speed : 35 km/hour for paved road
: 10 km/hour for unpaved road
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2.1.5. General Requirements for Trailers
The trailer shall be designed and provided considering special service condition such as high
ambient temperature, sand storm etc., encountered in Middle East.
The trailers, as major part of mobile substation components, shall be a complete factory
assembled flat bed type whose frame shall have sufficient strength and rigidity to withstand
a heavy load and any vibration in order to carry electrical equipment safely.
A wheel plate and king pin system shall be provided for coupling with a tractor (out of
scope) for transportation. Landing gears and jacking pads with necessary quantity of jacks
sufficient to support overall weight of the trailer shall be also provided for installation of
mobile substation at site.
Each trailer shall be provided with one (1) set of mechanical type 3-axis accelerometer
(Impact Recorder) mounted on the trailer floor to record shock and impact experienced
without any interruption throughout the overall route of shipping and transportation to the
site after shipped out of the factory.
Unless explicitly stated, all provisions obviously required for proper and safe driving of the
trailer such as spring system, braking system and signal lamps etc. shall be completed.
2.1.6. 33 and 11 kV Switchgear
Medium voltage (33 or 11 kV) switchgears shall comply with IEC 62271-200 and be indoor
type air-insulated metal-clad switchgears as aligned as panels-row-wise.
The switchgear should have at least 3 years of service experience and be suitable for a
minimum period of 3 years normal continuous operation without maintenance.
33 kV switchgear system shall consist of three (3) switchgear panels such as Incoming
switchgear panel, Transformer switchgear panel and Auxiliary Transformer switchgear
panel. 11 kV switchgear system shall consist of one (1) Incoming switchgear panel and seven
(7) Outgoing feeder switchgear panels.
33 kV Incoming switchgear panel shall contain 36 kV lightning arresters and a 36 kV

disconnecting switch with Fault making earthing switch as main components. Auxiliary
Transformer switchgear panel shall accommodate auxiliary 33 kV/0.4 kV Transformer with a
fused switch as main components. Other each 33 kV or 11 kV switchgear panel shall contain
a withdrawal type vacuum circuit breaker as a main component. The switchgear shall be
provided with a safety diaphragm to release the inside pressure caused by internal arc fault.
Sufficient space/facilities shall be provided in front of the switchgear row for operation and
maintenance purposes. The space/facilities shall be taken into account to use a circuit
breaker lifter in front of switchgear in order to withdraw/insert the Vacuum Circuit Breaker
(VCB) from switchgear panel.
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The simple mimic diagrams showing the main components and their connections shall be
featured on the front panel of each switchgear compartment.
-33kV-Green
-11kV-Red
Discrepancy control switches and indicators shall be incorporated into the mimic diagrams.
Discrepancy control switches shall be provided for all circuit breaker. Discrepancy lamps
shall be arranged to light when the position of the main power device is at variance with the
indicator and shall extinguish when the main power device and indicator are in agreement.
The switchgear shall be provided with trip indicator lamp and trip circuit healthy indicator
lamp with lamp check push button.
2.1.7. 36 kV and 12 kV Vacuum Circuit Breakers (VCB)
The 36 and 12kV circuit breakers shall be in accordance with IEC 62271-100 and be of
vacuum type. The breaking capacity of the circuit breaker shall be 25 kA.
All circuit breakers shall incorporate horizontal or vertical isolation facilities and be mounted
on horizontal draw-out trucks. Rollers and their guide rails shall be designed to facilitate
alignment and leveling of the trucks during the truck is put into the breaker compartment.
Circuit breaker closing mechanisms shall be of trip-free type and motor charged spring
operated type on 110 V DC with a visual mechanized indicating device as such “spring
charged” & “spring free” and ”Open” & “Close”. Lamp indication in place of mechanical
one will not be accepted.
In order to permit a test, circuit breaker shall be possible to perform closing, tripping and
indicating wherever the circuit breaker is isolated.
Means shall be provided for local manual mechanical tripping of circuit breaker, preferably
by push-button shrouded to prevent inadvertent operation.
Means shall be also provided for mechanism for charging the spring by hand.
Locking facilities shall be provided so that circuit breaker, in any position, can be prevented
from being mechanically closed when it is in “open”, and from being mechanically tripped
when it is in “close”. This requirement should be met by fitting a single padlock provision.
Provisions shall be made for manually slow closing and slow opening of circuit breaker for
maintenance, whose operation shall not be possible when the circuit breaker is in the
"service" position.
In normal operation, the recharging of operating spring mechanism shall be commenced

automatically as soon as circuit breaker is closed. The time required for such automatic
recharging of spring shall not exceed 30 seconds.
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Circuit breaker shall be connected to busbars of power line through plug and socket type
isolating devices. The devices shall be of "off-load" type but shall be suitable for connection
with the energized busbars. The isolating devices shall be interlocked with the associated
circuit breaker contacts to prevent them from direct making or breaking an actual load so
that such insertion/isolation of the closed circuit breaker as attempted to trip can not be
permitted.
Provisions shall be made for fixing circuit breaker in the respective "service" & “test”
positions.
All control circuit isolating contacts shall be of self-aligning type and be accessible for
maintenance.
One set of metal shutters shall be provided individually to cover each 3 phase group of
stationary isolating contacts of upper and lower sides. Each set shall be capable of being
individually padlocked when it is closed. The shutter shall open automatically by a positive
drive initiated by the inserting movement of circuit breaker.
The closing of shutter shall also be automatic by positive drive which shall allow the shutter
alone to be operable.
To facilitate testing, means other than locking shall be provided for securing the shutter in
the open position, such that it shall be automatically cancelled to restore the automatic
operation when circuit breaker is reconnected.
Each circuit breaker shall be capable of making and breaking short circuit currents in
accordance with the requirements of IEC 62271-100 to 3 phase short circuit rating and to the
rating of each type of circuit breakers. The break time for all breakers shall not be greater
than that of 5 cycles (0.1 sec.).
The tender documents shall include the certified type test report of making and breaking test
in accordance with IEC 62271-100.
2.1.8. On-load Disconnecting Switch
36 kV and 12kV disconnecting switch shall comply with IEC 62271-102 and 60265-1.
36 kV on-load disconnecting switch shall be accommodated in the 33 kV incoming

switchgear panel.
12 kV on-load disconnecting switch shall be accommodated in the neutral earthing resistor
enclosure.
36 kV on-load disconnecting switch shall be interlocked with 33 kV incoming VCB and the
associated Fault making earthing switch.
The operating mechanisms of 36 kV on-load disconnecting switch shall open and close all
three phases simultaneously and shall have self-locking system in both open and closed
positions.
The disconnecting switch shall be provided with a hand operating facility.
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2.1.9. Fault making Earthing Switches for 33 kV Incoming and 11.5 kV Feeder
Fault making Earthing switches shall comply with the requirements of IEC 62271-102. The
Fault making earthing switches shall be hand-operated.
36 kV Fault making earthing switch shall be annexed to 36 kV disconnecting switch and so

arranged that the Fault making earthing switch and disconnecting switch shall be interlocked
mechanically.
12 kV Fault making Earthing switch for outgoing feeder shall be integrally a part of each
outgoing cable head and shall be so designed that it is operable only when the relevant
circuit breaker is withdrawn out.
2.1.10. Lightning Arresters
Lightning arresters shall comply with the requirements of IEC 60099 and shall be of metal-
oxide gapless type.
(a) Lightning Arrester for 33kV System

(i) Rated voltage : 36 kV
(ii) Nominal discharge current : 10 kA (peak value)
(iii) Line discharge class :2
(b) Lightning Arrester for 11.5 kV neutral point
(i) Rated voltage : 7.5 kV
(ii) Nominal discharge current : 10 kA (peak value)
(iii) Line discharge class :2
2.1.11. Power Transformer
(a) Type of Transformer
The transformer shall comply with IEC 60076 and be suitable for outdoor location
under the specified service conditions.
The transformer shall be provided with ONAN cooling system and On-load Tap
Changer (OLTC), and shall be shipped with insulating oil fulfilled.
The transformer noise level should not exceed 65dB as per IEC.
(b) Continuous Maximum Rating(CMR), Temperature Rise and Overload
The transformer shall be capable of delivering full rated current at the lowest voltage
tap position under steady load conditions without exceeding such temperature rise as
specified and the overload condition shall be in accordance with IEC overload
guidance.
(c) Loss Evaluation and Penalty
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The transformer losses shall be capitalized for tender evaluation in the below
mentioned kW price and also shall be subject to the reduction of the contract price as
penalty as follows;
The permissive maximum tolerance is + 10 % of the guaranteed total losses declared in

the tender. Any transformer with more than + 10 % losses will be rejected.
For the transformers with less than +5 % losses, no variation shall be made.
For the transformers with the losses between +5 % and +10 %, the contract price shall
be reduced by the difference between the evaluated costs of the measured total losses
and the 105% of the guaranteed total losses according to the following kW price;
(i) No-load losses: 1800 USD / kW at nominal voltage

(ii) Load losses: 600 USD / kW at rated ONAN power and principle tapping,
at75°C
(d) Short circuit guarantee
The transformers shall be capable of withstanding without damage by an external

short-circuit current in accordance with the latest issues of IEC specification.
(e) Insulation Levels
The transformer shall be tested by AC and impulse withstand-voltage to prove

insulation of transformer as specified in IEC 60076.
(f) Transformer Fittings
The transformer shall be equipped with the following fittings as typical items:
(i) Diagram plate & Rating plate
(ii) On-load tap-changer
(iii) Earthing terminals/pads ( at least 2 pcs)
(iv) Jacking boss and Lifting lugs
(v) Manhole for internal inspection
(vi) Winding temperature indicator with alarm & trip contacts
(vii) Oil temperature indicator with alarm & trip contacts
(viii) Protective relay for OLTC
(ix) Pressure relief devices for main tank and On-Load Tap Changer chamber
(x) Dehydrating breather for main tank and OLTC chamber
(xi) Buchholz relay
(xii) Drain valve complete with a sampling cock
(xiii) Oil level indicators for main tank and On-Load Tap Changer chamber
(xiv) Filter valve
(xv) Conservators
(xvi) Padlocking provisions for each drain valve, and filter valve
(xvii) Local control cabinets housing all terminal blocks, controls, Automatic voltage
regulator (AVR) for OLTC, etc.
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(g) Tap Changer
The on-load tap-changer type (MR-Germany) shall comply with IEC 60214 and shall be
suitable for 20 % overload current of transformer.
The on-load tap-changer shall be so designed as to be operationally secured even when
the normal A.C. power supply to the tap changing motor fails by mechanical means or
using a 110 V D.C. power and shall be capable of 300,000 tap changing operations
without the necessity of maintenance.
In addition, the specific requirements shall be as follows:
(i) Tap changing operations shall be controlled through the electric drive motor ( 3-
phase, 400 V A.C ) with automatically AVR or by manually remote push buttons
at front panel of the Transformer Switchgear, and in addition by means of a
suitable manual handle.
(ii) The tap changer shall be designed so that the selector or diverter (vacuum
switch) is accommodated in an oil-filled chamber separated from the
transformer tank.
Note: Diverter (vacuum switch) shall be with a minimum rating of 400A.
(iii) The selector and diverter shall be accessible via a removable cover on the tap
changer chamber without removing the cover of the transformer main tank.
(iv) It shall not be possible to operate the electric drive when the manual handle is
used nor shall it be possible to operate the manual handle when the electric
drive is in operation. The necessary interlock shall be provided to prevent a
simultaneous operation of manual and electric drive.
(v) Operation of the remote push button control shall carry one tap movement only.
(vi) The remote control push button and local manual handle shall be labeled to
indicate the direction of tap changing such as "Raise" or "Lower".
(vii) The tap changer shall be so designed that once initiated, the tap changing shall
be completed even in case of power failure to the drive mechanism. It shall not
be possible to be left in an intermediate position.
(viii) Tap position shall be indicated electrically near tap change push-buttons at the
Transformer switchgear panel and mechanically at the local handle of tap
changer.
(ix) Limit switches shall be provided to prevent overrunning of the mechanism and
shall be directly inserted in the main supply circuit to the driving motor to cut
off. However, the limit switches may be connected in the control circuit of the
driving motor instead of the main circuit, provided that a mechanical
declutching system is incorporated in the mechanism. In addition, a mechanical
stopping or other available means shall be fitted to prevent over-running of the
mechanism under any situational condition.
(x) Tap changer control circuit shall have a protective mean to prevent the
operation during a short circuit fault on main power circuit has happened.
(xi) The drive mechanism, fuses, relays and tap changing control equipment (AVR,
etc.) shall be housed in suitable weather proof metallic cabinets (Local Control
Cabinets) mounted on or located at the transformer.
(h) Cable Connection of Transformer
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Cable connection parts mounted on both 33 kV and 11.5 kV sides of transformer shall
be provided with fittings suitable for plug-in termination type connectors of the
specified single core cables.
(i) Painting
A primary coat shall be applied immediately after cleaning all ungalvanized metallic
parts thoroughly. An oil and weather resistance type second coat shall be applied and
the transformer finished in aluminum metallic paint. The contractor shall submit the
painting procedure and the color sample for approval.
(j) 11.5 kV Neutral Point of Power Transformer
The neutral point of a star connection shall be brought out to be earthed via neutral
earthing resistor.
The neutral earthing resistor shall be accommodated in dust proof metal enclosure with
sun shade, together with 12kV 400A on-load disconnecting switch, current transformer
and 7.5kV 10 kA lightning arrester as indicated on the Single Line Diagram. On design,
sufficient considerations shall be taken for the effect of electrical & mechanical stresses
on resister during faults.
Temperature rise curves of earthing resistor and the effect of electrical & mechanical
stresses during faults shall be submitted for approval.
2.1.12. Auxiliary Transformer
The auxiliary transformer shall comply with IEC 60076 and shall be oil immersed
hermetically sealed, self-cooled type (ONAN), and be accommodated with the fused switch
in a switchgear panel.
The transformer shall be utilized as auxiliary low voltage AC power supply unit for the
mobile substation. The low voltage winding shall be of star connection with a neutral point
solidly earthed so that 3 phase 4 wire of 400-230 V AC distribution system is composed.
The transformer shall be equipped with the following fittings as the minimum:
(a) Rating plate.

(b) Off-load tap changer
(c) Temperature indicator
(d) Pressure relief valve
(e) Earthing pads/terminals (2 pcs.)
(f ) Lifting lugs.
The auxiliary transformer shall be protected with 33 kV fused switch (33 kV 5 A, HRC fuses).
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The minimum capacity of the auxiliary power supply shall be 50 KVA including a spare
capacity for Owner’s own use.
2.1.13. Insulating Oil
Insulating oil of transformer and other oil filled equipment shall comply with IEC 60296.
Type of oil shall be subject to IEC requirements and be subject to Owner’s approval (Fully
blendable with Shell Diala (B)).
2.1.14. Current Transformers
Current transformers shall comply with the requirements of IEC 60044-1, and shall be
capable of withstanding the peak short time current with a suitable saturation factor
protecting the pertaining instruments on a short circuit fault.
The rated volt-ampere output of each current transformer shall be not less than the total
burdens of the pertaining instruments plus some extra burdens including the burden of cable
connections, to be preferably more than twice total burdens of instruments. The rated volt-
ampere output shall be not less than 30VA for indication and metering and 10VA for
protection relays.
Current transformers for indication and metering shall basically be of accuracy class 1.0 and
of accuracy class 5P 10 for protective relays, except class 5P20 for differential relay.
The characteristic of each current transformer including calculated maximum burden and
knee point voltage shall be submitted for approval.
2.1.15. Voltage Transformers
Voltage transformers shall comply with the requirements of IEC 60044-2 and shall be of
accuracy class 1.0 for indicating and metering and 3P for protective relays. They shall be so
designed that saturation of their cores should not occur when 1.732 times normal voltage is
applied on both primary and secondary windings. They shall have a voltage factor of 1.2
continuous and 1.9 for 8 hours.
HV primary fuses shall be incorporated within the Voltage Transformer, and shall be drawn
out from VT.
They shall have 50% excess output capacity of total burdens on the secondary circuit and
shall be not less than 50VA.
Relevant documents shall be submitted for approval of the voltage transformer.
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2.1.16. Protection and Auxiliary Relays
The protection relay shall be removable, of dust-proof and flush mounted and shall be
mounted on the front panel of the switchgear cubicle.
Auxiliary relays shall be provided with dust-proof covers.

All metal bases and frames of the relays shall be earthed.
For protection relays, a microprocessor-based numerical and multiple function type of relays
shall be provided not only for availability and maintainability of relays but also saving space
of mobile substation.
The over-current and earth-fault relays shall have inverse/definite minimum time lag
(I.D.M.T.L) characteristic covering the following setting ranges basically:
(a) Time range : 0-3 seconds

(b) Current setting for over-current relay : 30-200 %
(c) Current setting for earth-fault relay : 5-40 % of In( Rated Current)
(d) Instantaneous over-current elements : 400-1600 % (when required)
All over-current and earth-fault relays shall be suitable for selection of any setting for correct
protection of the power transformer or outgoing feeders.
The over-current and earth-fault relays of 11.5 kV incoming circuit shall be operated under
the secondary emergency supply system (such as a self-powering protection device) when a
DC system of Charger and Battery is failed.
The over-current and earth-fault relays of 33kV incoming circuit and all 11.5 kV outgoing
feeders shall be provided with instantaneous relay elements.
Differential relay for the transformer shall be of fast-response type and designed in such a
way that it shall not operate on the initial magnetizing inrush current when the transformer
is switched on at no load. The setting value shall be selected in such a way that no fault
tripping can occur on any tapping of the transformer.
All over-current, earth-fault and differential relays shall be provided with sufficient numbers
of auxiliary contacts for purpose of signaling for tripping and alarming, etc.
Under-voltage relay on the 33 kV incoming circuit shall be provided to trip the 36 kV

incoming circuit breaker in case of 33 kV line voltage failure.
Test terminal blocks of three phases and currents shall be provided for portable testing
equipment.
The protection for main power transformer shall consist of two independent protection
relays, i.e., a main protection relay and a back-up protection relay which shall not operate all
protection in the same microprocessor.
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Recommended setting of each protection relay shall be submitted for approval and
Contractor shall set approved setting values to each relay before shipment.
The Contractor shall supply CD ROM or DVD which contains complete configurations and
all initial (recommended) parameter settings of all numerical relays with necessary software
tools for uploading, downloading and modification of data, parameters and configuration of
each relay for the purpose of Operation and Maintenance.
2.1.17. Interlocking Equipment
The 36 kV disconnecting switch and the annexed Fault making earthing switch shall be
provided with interlocking feature of mechanical sequential locking type or electro-
mechanical bolt type, and the scheme of interlocking shall be subject to approval of the
Owner.
All mechanical interlocks where hand power is used shall be applied at such point that no
stress can be induced to any parts connected with that point.
Where key interlocking is employed, tripping of the circuit breaker shall not occur if any
attempt is made to take out the trapped key from the mechanism.
Any local emergency tripping device shall be kept separate and distant from the key
interlocking.
All electrical interlocks shall not permit any faulty operation. Electro-mechanical bolt
interlocks shall be energized only when the handle operating of the mechanism is brought
into the working position. Means shall be provided so that the bolt can be operated in
emergency or a failure of interlock supplies.
Basic operating condition for interlocking scheme shall be as follows:
(a) In case of 33 kV incoming switchgear:

36 kV disconnecting switch connected in series with 36 kV circuit breaker can close
only when the circuit breaker opens and none of the adjacent Fault making earthing
switches closes.
36 kV Fault making earthing switch can close only when 36 kV disconnecting switch
opens.
Interlocking between the disconnecting switch and the circuit breaker shall be carried
out by an electrical means and the interlocking between disconnecting switch and Fault
making earthing switch shall be of mechanical type.
(b) In case of 11 kV outgoing feeder switchgears:

It shall not be possible for circuit breaker to insert into the "service position" unless the
Fault making earthing switch mounted at the cable side of the same cubicle is open, but
it shall be possible to insert only when the Fault making earthing switch is open.
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It shall not be possible for Fault making earthing switch to close unless the circuit
breaker in the same cubicle is in the "isolated condition" (disconnected position or
withdrawn condition), but it shall be possible to close only when the circuit breaker is
in the "isolated condition".
Interlocking between the circuit breaker and the Fault making earthing switch shall be
of mechanical type.
(c) Circuit Breaker compartment door for both 33kV and 11kV switchgears:
Circuit breaker compartment door can be open only when the circuit breaker in the
same compartment is in the “Isolated condition”. Circuit breaker can insert into
“service position” only when the circuit breaker compartment door closes.
(d) Between 36 kV and 12 kV Circuit Breakers across the Power Transformer:

36kV incoming circuit breaker shall not close unless the down-stream 12 kV circuit
breaker opens, but it can close only when 12 kV circuit breaker opens.
Such interlocking between 36 kV and 12 kV circuit breakers across power transformer

shall be of electrical interlocking type.
2.1.18. Instruments and Metering
All indicating instruments to be mounted on the front panel of the switchgear cubicle shall be
of flush-mounted, back-connected, dust-proof and heavy-duty switchboard type.
Each indicating instrument shall be suitable for the current and/or voltage transformers
under both normal and short-circuit conditions.
The maximum error of all indicating instruments shall be not more than one percent (1 %) of
full scale range.
All voltage circuits to instruments shall be protected by a fuse in each unearthed phase of the
circuit placed as close as practically to the voltage transformer terminals.
Test terminal blocks of three phases and currents shall be provided for portable testing
equipment.
Multi-functional numeric display type measuring instruments shall be provided for saving
space of mobile substation. Numeric display of each measuring quantity on LCD should be
selectable by a front push button switch or the like.
The Contractor shall submit the detailed specifications or relevant documents for approval.
2.1.19. Control and Instruments Wiring and Terminals in Panels
The insulation of wiring shall be capable of withstanding, without deterioration, all

conditions foreseen on site with due allowance against such temperature conditions as may
arise within any enclosure.
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The insulation material shall not assist the spread of fire so that it shall not continue to burn
after the source flame is removed.
The grade of insulation shall be not less than 500V.
Each wire for control and auxiliary circuit shall be not less than 2.5 mm² and that for current
transformer circuit shall be not less than 4.0 mm², unless otherwise specified.
Wirings shall be suitably grouped, neatly and securely bunched or cleated, and shall be
installed in the wiring ducts except those of difficult situations. A suitable wiring duct
system shall be provided for internal and front-to-rear wirings to provide easy access for
inspection and maintenance.
Connections to apparatus mounted on front door or between points having any movement,
shall be made in flexible wires and arranged so that they are endurable against torsion rather
than bending. Exposed wiring shall be minimized and wherever unavoidable, they shall be
bunched and protected properly. The wiring shall be kept as bunched by means of special
plastic fastening or binding material at suitable intervals. Lacing of wire bunched with textile
or plastic cord or metal buckle type clips should not be accepted. Wherever wiring is cleated
in metalwork, it shall be insulated from the metal surface and shall be cleated by means of
insulated straps in an approved manner. All wirings shall be left sufficiently long and neatly
looped to make a re-fresh termination when the original termination would be broken off.
Each wiring between terminals of the various device shall be direct from point to point.
Splices or tee connection shall not be acceptable.
CT or VT secondary circuits except bushing CT shall be earthed only at the panel where it is
located, and shall not be earthed at any other points or outside of enclosures.
All wirings shall be brought to terminal blocks. Terminal blocks shall be complete of clamp
type resin-molded terminals, barriers and covers, and shall be mounted vertically as long as
design allows. All wirings to those blocks shall be arranged to run in numerical order from
top to bottom. Terminal blocks shall have separate terminals for internal and external
connections, and not more than two wires shall be connected to each terminal.
At least 10% spare terminals shall be provided in the terminal blocks.
White marking strips fastened to the molded sections at each block shall be provided for
circuit number designation.
Both ends of each wire shall be fitted with a clamp or pressure type terminal lug covered
with a white plastic tube imprinted with the wire number and identification letter or symbol
corresponding to the approved circuit diagrams.
Where a wire passes from one complete set of equipment to another, e.g., from a circuit
breaker to a board, the Contractor shall ensure that the same identification code is applied to
the internal wiring which each item of equipment is connected. If for any reason this is not
possible, then both end of the external connection shall be double-ferruled with identifying
code of both items equipment concerned.
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The internal wires in switchgear, Transformer control board, battery & charger board, AC
Distribution board and all those in the mobile substation shall be provided with the color
identification by colored ferrules or caps made of durable materials attached at both ends of
every wire in accordance with the sub-clause 2.1.24.
2.1.20. Auxiliary Switches of Medium Voltage Switchgears
Auxiliary switches shall have a positive wiping action when closed and be provided so as to
interrupt the supply of current to the tripping coil of circuit breaker immediately after the
breaker has opened.
A typical minimum number of spare auxiliary contacts for each circuit breaker,
disconnecting switch and Fault making earthing switch shall be referred to Specific
Requirements (here-in-after).
2.1.21. Control and Selector Switches
The control and selector switches shall be heavy-duty, rotary type with suitable handle or
knob.
All contacts shall be enclosed in a removable cover to allow accessibility to contacts and
terminals and shall be readily renewable.
Each control and selector switch shall be provided with a marking plate to show each
operating position. The switch identification shall also be marked on the marking plates.
2.1.22. Indicating Lamps
The indicating lamps on the switchgear, transformer control board, battery charger board
and AC distribution board shall be Light-Emitting Diode (LED) type, flush-mounted and
heavy-duty type indicators suitable for 110V DC supply, except the voltage indication lamps
( Neon lamps ) for incoming voltage or outgoing voltage.
For indicating of switching position or operating condition, red lamp shall be assigned for
"close" or "operation" and green lamp for "open" or "stop".
2.1.23. 33 kV and 11.5 kV Busbars and Connections
Busbars and connections shall comply with the applicable clauses of IEC.
The equipment shall be of single busbar type. The busbars and connections shall be covered
with suitable insulating materials having a sufficient dielectric strength such as link silicone
rubber, etc.
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Busbars shall have constant cross sectional area throughout their length as configured as
short and straight as possible. Each resistance of whole length shall not be greater than that
of an equal length and section of conductor without a joint.
All busbars and the connections shall be accessible only by the removal of covers secured
with bolts or screws. Such covers shall be clearly and indelibly marked "Busbars".
2.1.24. Phase Arrangement and Color Identification of Electrical Conductors and

Equipment
(a) Phase Arrangement
The phase designation of AC circuit shall be assigned as R for the first phase, Y for the
second phase, B for the third phase and N for the neutral phase.
The polarity designation of DC circuit shall be assigned as P for the positive polarity
and N for the negative polarity. E shall be also designated for earthing circuit for both
AC and DC circuit.
The standard phase arrangement viewed from the front of the switchgear panel shall
be as follows:
(i) AC circuit three-phase single phase

from left to right R-Y-B-N R-B-N
from top to bottom R-Y-B-N R-B-N
from far to near R-Y-B-N R-B-N
(ii) DC circuit
- from left to right P-N
- from top to bottom P-N
- from far to near P-N
All relays, instruments, others devices, conductors and equipment shall be arranged
and connected in accordance with the standard phase arrangement wherever possible.
(b) Color Identification
(i) Color of internal wiring

Color of insulation of all internal wiring for control, auxiliary, neutral and earth
circuit as well as the sheath color for low voltage power cables as follows.
Circuit Color of insulation or sheath

- Control Black
- CT and VT Red, Yellow, Blue
- DC Gray
- AC Red, Yellow, Blue
- Neutral Green-Yellow
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- Earth Green-Yellow
If for any reason this is not possible, then both end of wire shall be provided with
colored ferrule or caps made of durable materials with identifying color code.
(ii) Color scheme for phase identification of AC circuits

Identification of the phases of conductors connected for CT & VT circuits and
power cables for AC circuits shall be attained by colored ferrules or other durable
materials at their ends as follows:
Phase designation Color code

- Phase R Red
- Phase Y Yellow
- Phase B Blue
- Neutral N Green-Yellow
(iii) Color scheme for identification of DC circuits

Identification of the conductors and power cables for DC circuits shall be attained
by colored ferrules or other durable materials at their ends as follows:
Polarity designation Color code

- Positive P Grey (“P” or “+” marked)
- Negative N Grey (“N” or “-“ marked)
(iv) Color scheme for identification of trip circuits

Identification of the trip for all wiring shall be attained by additional red ferrules
or other durable materials at their ends as follows:
Designation Color code

- Trip circuit Red (“Trip” or “T” marked)
2.1.25. Clamps and Fittings
Except where aluminum conductors are to be connected, conductors/bus clamps shall be

bolted types and shall be made of high grade copper alloy and fittings shall be of phosphor
bronze or equivalent.
Where dissimilar metals are connected, protective means shall be provided to prevent
galvanic action and corrosion.
Joint surfaces of copper or copper alloy clamps and fitting shall be tinned.
Stranded copper connections shall be also tinned at clamping points.
The temperature rise of the clamps shall not be greater than their associated conductors.
The safety factor of strength for fittings and clamps shall be not less than 2.5 based on the
elastic limit of the materials under condition of the maximum working load.
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2.1.26. Insulators and Bushings
All insulators and bushings to be used in outdoor shall be porcelain type, resin type or
composite (rubber) type.
The color of porcelain shall be chocolate brown and the resin insulators will be of inherent
color of the resin and the color of the composite shall be grey.
All fittings for insulators shall be malleable or cast iron hot-dipped galvanized.
Strength of insulators shall be such that the safety factor where the insulators are supporting
the maximum working load is not less than 2.5.
The minimum creepage distance of bushings for the medium voltage system contained in the
outdoor type sealed cable box or dust-proof chamber etc., shall be 16mm/kV for the rated
system voltage of the equipment.
2.1.27. Molded Case Circuit Breakers and Miniature Circuit Breakers
The molded case circuit breakers and miniature circuit breakers shall comply with IEC 60947
and shall be of one-, two-, three-, or four-pole for AC circuits and two-pole for DC circuits,
and be manual operated and fixed type with inverse time-delay over-current release and
instantaneous over-current release, unless otherwise specified.
The circuit breakers shall be rated as follows:

AC circuit DC circuit
(a) Rated insulation voltage 600 V 250 V
(b) Rated operational voltage 400 V or 230 V 110 V
Rated short-circuit current and rated trip current shall be determined by Contractor based on
the prospective short-circuit current and the rated nominal current of the circuit, unless
otherwise stated.
2.1.28. Fuses and Links
Fuses and links shall comply with IEC 60269 and shall be grouped and arranged according to
their functions in order to facilitate identification. The control supply for both tripping and
closing as well as the supply for indication associated with each circuit breaker shall have an
independent pair of fuses.
Miniature circuit breakers are also acceptable to be provided instead of fuses and links.
2.1.29. Motors
All motors to be incorporated shall comply with IEC 60034 and dimensions with IEC 60072.
They shall be capable of operating continuously under actual service conditions without
exceeding the specified temperature rises, determined by resistance, at any frequency
between 48 and 51 Hz (not applied for DC motor for VCB spring charging) together with any
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voltage between +/- 5 % of the nominal value.
All motors shall be totally enclosed, and if situated in the open, they shall be weather proof
and suitable for outdoor working. They shall be provided with a suitable means of drainage
to prevent accumulation of water due to condensation and with suitable means of breathing.
Motors in the ambient temperature shall have insulation to Class F standards. The
temperature rise shall be restricted to that associated with Class B insulation. Where the
motor may be appreciably affected by conducted heat, the class of insulation shall be subject
to approval.
All motors shall be suitable for direct starting at full voltage.

Motors shall have sealed ball or roller bearings.
The three line connections of a.c. motors shall be brought out to a terminal box. (Natural
rubber insulation shall not be used). Terminal markings shall be made in a clear and
permanent manner and shall comply with IEC 60034. A permanently attached diagram or
instruction sheet shall be provided giving the connections for the required direction of
rotation. All terminal boxes shall be of the totally enclosed type designed to exclude the
entry of dust and moisture and sealed from the internal air circuit of the motor. All joints
shall be flanged with gaskets of neoprene or other approved material. Natural rubber
insulation shall not be used.
Where single phase motors are employed, the motors shall be grouped so as to form,
approximately, a balanced three phase load.
2.1.30. Transformer Control Board
The transformer control board shall contain auxiliary relays, alarm window assembly, horn
for trip signal, bell for alarm signal, an "accept" push-button to stop the sound and to change
flashing of a lamp into steady light-on signal, or flag relays to indicate all tripping and alarm
signals with reset push button as follows;
(a) Buchholz trip

(b) Winding temperature trip
(c) Oil temperature trip
(d) Protective relay for OLTC trip
(e) Pressure relief valve trip
(f ) Buchholz alarm
(g) Winding temperature alarm
(h) Oil temperature alarm
(i ) Low oil level alarm
(j ) O.L.T.C AC failure / AVR failure alarm
(k) UV relay on 33kV trip
(l ) Differential relay of transformer trip
(m) O/C & E/F relays on 33 kV trip
(n ) O/C & E/F relays on 11.5 kV trip
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(o) E/F relays of N.E.R trip
(p ) E/F relays of open-delta trip
The control board shall be of robust sheet steel construction with not less than 2 mm
thickness. Details of the enclosure for the control board shall be referred to on the sub-clause
2.1.33.
Visual indication of alarm conditions shall be provided by multi-way alarm windows as

described below:
(a) In general, when a trip/alarm condition arises, an alarm horn/bell will sound and the
nature of the alarm will be identified by the flashing of the lamp associated with the
appropriate alarm. The alarm will then be accepted by pressing an "accept" push-
button, which will silence the horn/bell and carry the flashing indication to become
steady; the horn/bell will then be free to ring on the occurrence of a subsequent alarm
condition.
(b) After the horn/alarm has ended, and the device initiating the alarm has been reset, the
alarm indication will then be cancelled by pressing a "reset" push-button mounted
alongside the "accept" push-button on multi-way alarm windows assembly.
Each alarm window shall be illuminated through a colored filter so that the nature of alarm is
distinguished by color as the red color for a heavy fault/trip and the orange (or amber) color
for a light fault/alarm. The control board shall be provided with one push button to check
all lamps healthy.
The control board shall have a continuous copper earth bar of not less than 70 mm2 cross
sectional area running along the bottom of panels and connected to the main earthing
system. Metal cases of instruments, relays and meters shall be connected to this bar by green-
yellow earthing conductor.
2.1.31. 400-230 V AC Distribution Circuit
The low voltage equipment shall be suitable for operation on a 400/230 V, 3 phase 4 wire 50
Hz system with the neutral point solidly earthed. The rated symmetrical breaking capacity
shall depend on auxiliary transformer rated power and percent impedance and shall be not
less than 4000 Amps.
The main 400/230 V distribution circuit shall be housed independently adjacent to, or
housed with a complete separator in the transformer control board.
The incoming of the main 400/230 V distribution circuit shall be supplied through a 4-pole
Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) of nominal current rating of not less than 100 Amps
with a suitable over-current protection with trip alarm indication. The incoming circuit shall
also be provided with voltage meter & ampere meter, AC under-voltage relay, phase-
sequence relay, earth fault sensing relay and the respective alarm indication.
The outgoing feeders from the main distribution circuit shall be individually controlled and
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protected by means of MCCB rated at the pertaining circuit loads.
The nominal rating of each unit shall not be less than 20 amps.
Typically an outgoing feeder breaker shall be provided for each of the following circuits:
(a) One (1) for On Load Tap Changer of power transformer.
(b) One (1) for battery & charger incoming circuit.
(c ) One (1) for ventilation fan of battery & charger and other containers.
(d) One (1) for air conditioning equipment
(e) One (1) for outdoor lightings.
(f ) One (1) for outdoor socket outlets.
(g) One (1) for illumination light of switchgear panels.
(h) One (1) for heater of 33 kV switchgear panels.
(i ) One (1) for heater of 11 kV switchgear panels.
(j ) One (1) for heater of Battery Charger and control board.
(k) One (1) for fire alarm system.
(l) One (1) for spare.
2.1.32. Batteries, Charger and 110V DC Distribution Circuit
The equipment shall be suitable for operation from a 230 V, 1 phase, 50 Hz supply with
supply voltage variation of +/- 10%.
Under normal operating condition, the voltage at DC output busbars shall be maintained
within the limits of 110 V +/- 10% with r.m.s. ripple voltage less than 1 %.
110 V DC output shall be supplied to the loads imposed by the operation, control, indication,
and alarm of 33 kV and 11 kV switchgears and power transformer.
On a total loss of AC supply, the discharge capacity of 110 V batteries shall be such that it
can supply the following loads for 3 hours emergency period maintaining the busbar voltage
over the permissible lowest voltage of operating (close and open) circuit of 33 /11.5 kV
circuit breakers, taking into account a DC voltage drop along cable from DC power source.
(a) At beginning of the emergency period, the consecutive tripping load of all circuit
breakers.
(b) An emergency lighting load
(c) Lamps for status indication, auxiliary relays, protection & tripping circuits of all VCBs,
transformer tripping relays, numeric type protection relays, etc., shall be maintained
alive.
(d) At end of the emergency period, Close-Open (CO) operation of 11 kV VCB.
The battery charger of at least 40 A rating shall be capable to supply the required DC loads
while boost-charging the batteries under normal operating conditions.
Incoming of charger and its outgoing feeder to DC distribution circuits shall be controlled by
means of Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB).
The battery and battery charger including DC distribution circuits shall be accommodated in
a total metal enclosed cubicle. The external enclosure shall be equipped with an air
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ventilation and extraction fan conducting hydrogen emitted from batteries out, and flapping
louvers to prevent the ingress of dust when the fan is not in operation.
In case indoor type battery charger cubicle is housed within additional external enclosure,
all necessary instruments, indicating lamps and control switches shall be flush mounted on
the front of the cubicle. In this case accessibility to batteries shall be taken into account
especially. The Contractor shall submit the drawings of construction showing such
arrangements to the Owner for approval.
Each battery cell shall be of the nickel-cadmium alkaline (Ni-Cd) type with nominal voltage
of 1.2 volts, 100 AH, and be contained in transparent and alkaline-resistant synthetic resin
containers with cover fitted with combined venting and filling opening with closing cap.
Each container shall be provided on its side with upper and lower electrolyte level line for
observing electrolyte level. The cells shall be individually insulated.
Groups of cells shall be assembled into a multi-tier steel rack. All metals shall be treated with
rust preventive measures, and all materials, whether they are metal or other materials, shall
be alkaline-proof. The positive and negative terminals of each tier containing a group of
cells shall be clearly indicated by P(+) and N(-) markings respectively.
All cells of the batteries shall be numbered for identification with non-corrosive materials
fixed on the container in a clearly visible way.
Inter-row and inter-cell connections shall be made with hard drawn copper rod or strip of
adequate cross sectional area and suitably protected against corrosion.
Where cell terminals and connections are exposed to accidental contact, they shall be
insulated or shrouded by means of a material resistant to the electrolyte.
The battery shall be connected to 110 V DC distribution circuit through a non-trip type
switch or non-trip Molded Case Circuit Breaker of suitable current rating.
The Contractor is requested to submit for approval a calculation sheet for battery capacity to
prove compliance with the following requirements;
The minimum capacity for battery shall be calculated as to satisfy the total loads for the
emergency period plus 25 % extra of the total loads and not less than 100 AH at minus (-) 10
°C, 92 cells.
The charger shall be capable of supplying all DC load requirements and at the same time
charging the battery from fully discharged condition to fully charged condition during not
more than 8 hours within +/- 10% variations of incoming AC supply voltage. In case of an
initial charging or recovery charging, the manual quick charging shall be available.
The charger shall be equipped with a on/off switch with indication lamp and shall be
equipped with a switch to change-over charging mode from automatic to manual operation
and vice versa (Auto-Manual switch) as well as from boost charging to trickle charging and
vice verse (Boost-Trickle switch).
All such switches, knobs and volumes etc. for setting and control for charging operation
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shall be flush-mounted in the front panel of charger together with DC voltmeter and
ammeter without opening the front panel.
The voltage at DC busbars during battery quick charging shall be maintained within 110 V
+/-10% by an automatic output voltage regulator (AVR).
All DC outgoing feeder circuits shall be individually controlled and protected by double
pole miniature circuit breaker.
The 110V DC system shall not be earthed at either pole. A high resistance shall be connected
between the positive and negative poles of system and the center point of the resistance
connected to earth through an earth fault relay which will indicate that an earth fault has
happened in the positive or negative pole of system. This relay shall also initiate an alarm to
the multi-way alarm windows on the front panel.
The value of the resistance to be connected across the positive and negative poles shall be
such that in the event of earth fault on either side of pole, the earth leakage current will not
exceed 10 milliamps.
A DC voltage relay with adjustable setting shall be provided to initiate an alarm at the event
of DC busbar voltage falling below 99 V (minus 10 % from the rated voltage).
Alarm indications shall be provided for Main MCCB’s off, DC fail and DC earth fault on the
front panel.
Note: it is possible to use sealed type batteries according to contract requirements and the
contractor should submit the technical data related to this for review and approval.
2.1.33. Enclosures
The external enclosure housing 33 kV and the enclosure for 11 kV metal-clad switchgears
shall be suitable for outdoor installation, and provided with sloped roof and a safety
diaphragm to release the inside pressure caused by internal arc fault, with a cooling
equipment.
All external enclosures for switchgear, board, cabinet, chamber or container such as
marshalling box, control and operating box, cable box and other steel container etc., shall be
ensured to at least IP 44 for degree of protection with weather-, dust-, rodent- and vermin-
proof construction. The degrees of protection by enclosures shall comply with IEC 60529.
The external enclosure for 33 kV and enclosures 11 kV metal-clad switchgears and each
board shall be dead-front (unless otherwise specified), free-standing, rigid and welded steel
frames completely enclosed by sheet metals with the thickness appropriate for the size of the
enclosure. The minimum thickness of the enclosure shall be 2.0 mm.
The enclosure for 33 kV and enclosure for 11 kV metal shall be provided with suitable
compartment of cable termination for -clad switchgears power cable connections. Suitable
cover plates with suitable cable glands shall be provided on each cable entrance at the bottom
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of the enclosure.
Illumination lights operated by door switch shall be provided in each switchgear enclosure
and each board (if required).
At least one 230 V AC socket outlet (BF type) shall be provided for an assembly row of metal-
clad switchgear at convenient location.
Space heater with thermostat and manual switch of 230 V AC shall be allocated inside each
enclosure to prevent moisture condensation.
The wall and roof of external enclosure for 33 kV and 11 kV metal-clad switchgears and each
board shall be of sheet metals with double layer and shall be stuffed with a synthetic
insulation material of an appropriate thickness against the atmospheric thermal attack.
The cooling equipment shall keep its internal temperature low enough to guarantee various
temperature-sensitive-electronic devices to their healthy functioning. The cooling equipment
shall be of dual type for redundancy.
The Contractor shall submit a calculation sheet to prove a compliance with the cooling
requirements to the Owner for approval.
The enclosures should have an enough access space for maintenance inside the enclosures
and shall have a door for maintenance personnel such as a swing door or an opening with
sealed plates to allow the inside equipment being taken out whenever such needs arise.
The enclosure shall be cleaned off from rust and excess weld and given a minimum one coat
of phosphate or rust prevention treatment. All outside panel surfaces shall be primed, filed
where necessary, and given not less than two coats of synthetic undercoat. The finishing coat
shall be semi-gloss paint. The color of finish paint for the enclosures shall be generally light-
grey or sand-beige. The contractor shall submit the color sample for approval.
2.1.34. Labels, Plates and Tags
(a) General
All labels, plates, and tags shall be permanently legible, clearly worded, of weather
proof and corrosion proof where damp areas and outdoors, and shall not be deformed
under any service conditions at the site. The surface of the plates and tags shall be
indelibly marked by engraving to black letter.
All labels, plates and tags shall be securely stuck /mounted on conspicuous and
logical locations.
(b) Rating plate
All electrical equipment to be supplied shall be provided with rating plate containing
the necessary information specified in the relevant IEC standards.
(c) Warning notice
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The Contractor shall provide warning notice and sign on equipment, where required
on safety point of view, of an approved form and wording to suit Owner’s rules.
Such notices and signs shall be written in English.
(d) Device number and Label
Device number shall be allocated for every electrical control switch, relay and other
device and shall be shown on the Contractor's circuit diagrams.
The Contractor shall apply a label of manufacturer’s standard form to every electrical
device, showing respective device number in a legible and durable manner.
2.1.35. Corrosion Protection of Steel Surface
All steel surfaces, other than machined parts, which are exposed to atmosphere, shall be
treated with suitable corrosion protection such as painting or hot-dipped galvanizing, etc.
(a) Zinc Hot-dipped galvanizing

All surfaces of outdoor steelworks such as steel base, stand, support, frame and steel
structure etc. other than painted ones, shall be hot-dipped galvanized. Galvanizing
shall be applied by the hot process for all parts, and shall consist of a thickness of zinc
coating not less than 610 grams of zinc per square meter of surface. Zinc coating shall
be smooth, clean and of uniform thickness and free from defects. All drilling,
punching, cutting and bending of parts shall be completed and all bums be removed
before the galvanizing process is applied.
(b) Painting
Typical finish color of steelworks painted shall be light-grey or sand-beige, unless
otherwise specified. The Contractor is required to submit the painting specifications
for approval together with color chips or painting samples. The painting specifications
shall cover at least paint schedule, paint materials to be selected and manufacturer's
procedure for the surface preparation, application, etc
2.1.36. Power and Control Cables
(a) Power cables
Power Cables shall comply with the requirements of IEC60502, 60228 and 60949. 33 kV
Incoming power cables connected to 33 kV disconnecting switch shall be of flexible
type, EPR single core cable, one end of which shall be permanently connected with the
33 kV disconnecting switch or be left as being wound in the cable box for easy
connecting at site and be wound on the rotating drum mounted on trailer and the
other end of which shall be clamped for connection to overhead line (to be connected
from ground by use of the telescopic insulating rod at site). The telescopic insulating
rod shall be provided as one of materials of the mobile substation.
33 kV and 11 kV power cables connecting from switchgears to power transformer’s
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primary and secondary shall be EPR, single core cable and be complete with
terminations ready for connection at site, and both primary and secondary connections
to the transformer shall be through plug-in-termination.
11 kV power cables connecting from neutral earthing resistor to power transformer’s

neutral point shall be of EPR, single core.
PVC over-sheath of all power cables shall bear at least rated voltage, type of insulation,
core material, manufacturer's name and year of manufacture at convenient regular
interval to identify them.
Color of PVC over-sheath of power cables shall be red for 33kV circuit and black for
11kV circuit.
Note: All the 11kV outgoing feeders will be 3x150mm2 XLPE type so the cable
glands and the entry of the outgoing cables should be according to that.
(b) Control and auxiliary cables
All control and auxiliary cables shall be of single-core or multi-core, PVC insulated
and PVC sheathed cables with stranded copper conductors. Control and auxiliary
cables shall be flame resistance type. Color of control and auxiliary cables between
panels shall be black.
Control cables employed on the circuits for embedded thermometers, serial links and
for other circuits liable to be interfered with electrical noise or electromagnetic
induction shall be the screened cables with suitable metallic shielding.
Where two trailers are employed, the inter-connection cables between trailers shall be
provided with suitable plug-in socket connection system at both ends in order to
ensure quick and easy connections at site.
Cross sectional area of each core of cables shall be not less than 2.5 mm2 for control and
auxiliary circuits and 4.0 mm2 for current transformer circuits.
If the specified core size is not available particularly for the inter-connection cables due
to the limited availability of suitable plug-in socket, such inter-connection cables with
a cross sectional area of core less than 2.5 mm2 and 4.0 mm2 will be acceptable with a
written approval of the Owner.
2.1.37. Cabling Works
The power and control cables shall be continuous throughout their length between both
terminals, and no junction or tee connection shall be made wherever cabling is applied.
The power and control cables to be installed as exposed on trailer shall be laid in cable ducts
or conduits. The earthing conductors as running with other conductors in cable ducts or
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conduits shall be of PVC insulated wire.
The inter-connection power & control cables between the two trailers shall be provided with
protective means along the whole installation route on trailers against any external stress,
impact or damaging obstacles.
The Contractor shall prepare cable schedules showing all power and control cables between
equipment and shall submit them to the Owner in a bundle of as-built drawings for the
future operation / maintenance. They shall bear the following information as a minimum:
(a) Cable identification.

(b) Both connecting points.
(c) Cable type, size, and number of cores and rated voltage.
(d) Each cable length of route.
2.1.38. Lighting and Small Power Systems
The normal lighting shall operate at 230 V single phase, 50 Hz and the emergency lighting at
110 V +/-10% DC. Where specified, incandescent lamps shall be equipped with bayonet caps
or fluorescent lamps with bi-pin caps or LED lamps.
Normal indoor fluorescent lightings or LED lamps and emergency lightings for night time
operation shall be provided so that they can illuminate the operational equipment to be
operated without fail even when normal power is outage in the 33 kV and 11 kV switchgears
panels, transformer control board, battery charger board and AC distribution board.
Outdoor lighting fittings shall be of robust, weather-proof, steel galvanized construction or

equivalent and of the mercury vapor type flood light for normal duty. Four sets flood lights
shall be mounted on suitable locations of the roof top of switchgear external enclosure, 2 sets
each on both ends of external enclosure, or other recommended place. Drawing for
allocation shall be submitted and subject to approval of the Owner.
The outdoor lightings shall be provided with an outdoor switch box to have 2-pole MCB (
miniature circuit breaker) or MCCB incorporating an automatic-switch-by-a-photo-sensor to
control the switching of entire flood lightings automatically and three position (Auto-OFF-
Manual) change-over switch.
Mobile substation shall be provided with 1 set outdoor socket outlet of AC400 V, three phase
& earth pole and 1 set of AC230 V, single phase & earth pole, with each rating of 15 A. These
socket outlets shall be contained in a heavy duty anti-rust metal case of weather-proof
construction with a flap cap. They shall be supplied through 4-pole mains switch (MCCB)
contained in the outdoor switch box mentioned above.
2.1.39. Lightning Protection System
The lightning protection system shall comply with IEC 62305 and shall consist of air
terminals with support, down conductors, all accessories and earthing.
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The protective cone angle of air terminal shall be of 45 degree.
Air terminal to be installed on the mobile substation shall cover the exposed parts of all
equipment mounted on trailer. The height of air terminal with support shall be calculated as
per the protective cone angle of air terminal.
For protection purpose, the down conductor shall be PVC sheathed type or installed into a
PVC pipe of 3 mm minimum wall thickness at least within 3 meter height from ground so as
to avoid mechanical damage and ensure human safety.
All down conductor shall be directly connected to the mobile substation earthing grid
system.
2.1.40. Earthing System and Earthing of Equipment and Cables
(a) General
All necessary materials for earthing connection work at site (to be done by the Owner)
shall be supplied by the Contractor in accordance with typical earthing configuration
drawing prepared by the Contractor.
All exposed metal parts of equipment and facilities, neutral point of auxiliary
transformers and instrument-transformers, etc as well as metal sheaths and shields of
power and control cables shall be earthed securely. All items of electrical equipment
and facilities shall be provided with suitable earthing pads or terminal provisions.
The Contractor shall provide all the necessary earthing materials in accordance with
below-mentioned specific requirements.
(b) Earthing system

Earthing system shall comply with "IEEE 80 guide for safety in AC substation
grounding".
The arrangement of earthing shall be such that at no point the resistance to earthing
grid exceed one (1) ohm. All earthing conductor size shall be suitable for withstanding
one (1) second short time current (25 kA) basically or the prospective maximum earth
fault current on the earthing conductor. A typical cross sectional area for earthing
conductor size shall be 95 mm2 and as a case, 70 mm2 at the minimum.
The earth rods of copper welded 14 mm diameter and 1.5 meter long shall be arranged
at suitable intervals in a meshed way to form an earthing grid within a premise for
mobile substation.
Typical earthing configuration drawing showing such as number and dimension of

earth rods, mesh arrangement of earth rods and their interconnections with earth
conductors shall be based on such quantity of supply materials as indicated on Clause
2.2.4.2 and submitted to the Owner for approval. It also shall include the arrangement
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of all earthing connections to equipment, earthing busbars, supporting structures, etc.
and shall show interface points between the scope of factory assembly and the scope of
material supply for the Owner’s site installation work.
In case the total earthing resistance of less than 1 Ohm is not obtained after the
earthing grid installation according to the typical earthing grid configuration drawing
at site, The Owner shall install additional earthing rods until 1 Ohm is obtainable.
(c) Connection to Earthing system
All earthing terminals of equipment and facilities mounted on the trailers shall be
connected to earthing busbars provided on trailers.
The Contractor shall design and provide earthing busbars on trailers.
The earthing busbars on trailers, supporting structures, etc. shall be connected to the
earthing grid in the substation by duplicate 95 mm2 or bigger earthing wires with PVC
sheath of Green-Yellow color.
Particularly the earthing connections from earthing busbars on trailers to the earthing
grid shall be made at two or more separate points in an appropriate distance from each
other.
All earthing conductors shall be terminated with suitable earthing terminals of

compression type at all connections to equipment and facilities.
(d) Earthing of Cubicles
Each cubicle shall be provided with a main earthing busbar of not less than 70 mm2
hard drawn high conductivity copper strip to run lengthwise along the row of
cubicles.
The earthing busbar shall be bolted to the main frame and located at the bottom of
each cubicle.
Where the cubicles consist of several individual compartments, the earthing busbar of
each compartment shall be bolt-connected to next ones to form a common earthing
busbar.
All non-current carrying conductive parts, instrument-transformer secondaries and

metal sheaths of the cables shall be solidly connected to the earthing busbar.
Such earthing connection shall be made by suitable clamp type fittings and no
soldered connections shall be accepted.
(e) Earthing of Cables
In case of the shielded control cable, electrostatic shield like copper tape or wire shall
be earthed at either one end or electromagnetic shield like copper tape or steel tape at
both ends.
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2.1.41. Fire Alarm System.
The contractor shall provide the substation with fire alarm system (Smoking and Heating
Detectors) for all substation sections.
This alarm signal shall be transmitted to Distribution control center DCC, and to make
buzzer through outdoor siren device.
Section-2.2: Specific Requirements for Equipment and Materials
2.2.1. General
The Contractor shall design and supply a mobile substation to satisfy the specifications
described in this section and the foregoing section 2.1 as a minimum.
2.2.2. Equipment to be mounted on trailer
(a) 33 kV Switchgear
(i) General Specification
No. Description Specification

33 kV incoming 33 kV trans. 33 kV aux.trans.
1 Quantity as per one 1 set 1 set 1 set
mobile substation
2 Location of service Inside enclosure
3 Type Indoor Air-insulated Metal-clad Switchgear
4 Rated voltage 36 kV
5 Rated nominal 1250 A

current for busbars
6 Rated frequency 50 Hz
7 Impulse withstand 170 kV(peak)

voltage
8 Power frequency 70 kV/ 1 min
withstand voltage
9 Rated short circuit 25 kA
current
10 Rated short time 25 kA/3 sec
current
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11 Degree of protection IP 4x
of enclosure
12 Accessories 1 set of draw-out handle, charging handle, operating
handle for VCB , DS & ES
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(ii) Typical Components as per Each Switchgear
a) 33 kV Incoming Switchgear
No. Item Specification for component Quantity
1 Voltage transformer (Single phase) 33 kV/√3, 110 V/√3 3 pcs

(or VT panel separately) class 1.0/3 P
Min. 50VA
2 On-load disconnecting switch 33 kV 1250 A, 25 kA/ 3 sec. 1 set
3 Earthing switch 33 kV, 63 kA, fault making 1 set
4 Interlocking between DS and ES Mechanical type 1 set
5 Interlocking between DS and 33 Electrical type 1 set

kV CB
6 Lightning arrester for line 36 kV, 10 kA 3 pcs
7 3 phase insulated busbars 33 kV, 1250 A, 25 kA/3 sec. 1 set
8 Lamp indicators for incoming White lamp for each phase ( 1 set
voltage capacitor VT + Neon lamps)
9 Voltmeter with a selector switch 0 – 36 k V scale 1 set
10 Under-voltage relay (27P) Electronic/numerical type, 1 set

To trip CB when incoming line
voltage fails
11 Space heater with thermostat AC 220 V with 2- pole MCB 1 set
12 Fluorescent lamp AC 220 V with door switch 1 set
13 Connection materials for 33 kV Terminals, cable glands and 1 set

incoming cables cleats, etc for 33 kV, EPR 3 x 1c
x 400 mm2
14 Indoor type enclosure IP 4x 1 set
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b) 33 kV Transformer Switchgear

1 Circuit breaker (CB) Draw-out type VCB, 1 set
36 kV, 1250 A, 25 kA
2 Provision for Interlocking between Electrical type 1 set

33 kV CB and 33 kV DS
3 Interlocking between 33 kV CB Electrical type 1 set
and 11.5 kV CB
4 Interlocking between CB door and Mechanical type 1 set
CB isolated position
5 3 phase insulated busbars 33 kV, 1250 A, 25 kA/ 3 sec 1 set
6 Current transformer for metering 600/5/5/1 A, 3 pcs

& protection purpose Class 1.0/5P10/5P20 per each
Min. 30/15/15 VA phase
7 Ammeter with a selector switch 0 – 600A scale 1 set
8 Over-current & earth fault relay Electronic/numerical type, 1 set

(51P)&(51GP) IDMTL characteristic with
instantaneous element
9 VCB on-off discrepancy control 1 set
switch with lamps
10 Trip lamps 1 set
11 Trip circuit healthy indicator lamp 1 set

with lamp check button
12 Space heater with thermostat AC220V, with 2-Pole MCCB 1 set
13 2 Pole MCCB For Control & Motor circuit for Each 1 set
VCB
14 Fluorescent lamp AC220V,with door switch 1 set
15 Connection materials for 33 kV Terminals, cable glands and 1 set

cables to power transformer cleats, etc for 33 kV, EPR,
3 x 1c x 400mm2
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c) Auxiliary Transformer Switchgear
No Item Specification for component Quantity

1 33 kV fused switch 5 A rating fuses, switch to 1 set
( or substituted VCB ) simultaneously open 3 phases
whenever any fuse is blown.
2 (Blank)
3 Neutral point of aux. transformer Provisions to be solidly 1 set

secondary earthed
4 Operating handle for fused switch Operable from safe location 1 set
5 Space heater with thermostat AC 220 V, with 2- pole MCB 1 set
6 Fluorescent lamp AC 220 V, with door switch 1 set
8 Connection materials Terminals, cable glands and 1 set each

cleats for L.V cables
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(b) 11 kV Switchgear
(i) General Specification
No Description Specification
Incoming Outgoing feeder

1 Quantity as per one mobile 1 set 7 sets
substation
3 Type indoor Air-insulated Metal-clad

Switchgear
5 Rated nominal current 2500 A 630A
7 Impulse withstand voltage 75 kV(peak)
8 Power frequency withstand 28 kV/ 1 min

voltage
9 Rated short circuit current 25 kA
10 Rated Short time current 25 kA/ 3 sec
11 Degree of protection of enclosure IP 4x
12 Accessories 1set of draw-out handle, charging handle,

operating handle for VCB & ES
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(ii) Typical Components as per Each Switchgear
a) 11 kV Incoming Switchgear
1 Circuit breaker( CB ) Draw-out type VCB, 1 set

12 kV, 2500A, 25 kA
2 Provisions for interlocking Electrical type 1 set

between CB and 33 kV CB
3 Interlocking between CB door and Mechanical type 1 set
4 3 phase insulated busbars 12 kV, 2500 A, 25 kA 1 set
5 Voltage transformer (Single phase) 11 kV/√３, 110 V/√３, 110 V/3 3pcs
class 1.0/3 P with open delta
winding for earth fault
Min. 50VA
6 Current transformers for metering 2000/5/5/1 A, 3 pcs per
& protection purpose Class 1.0/5P10/5P20 each phase
Min. 30/15/15 VA
7 Ammeter with a selector switch 0 – 1800 A scale 1 set
8 Voltmeter with a selector switch 0 – 12 kV scale 1 set

(51S) & (51GS) IDMLT characteristic,
With Self-powering
protection device
10 Differential relay for transformer Electronic/numerical type, 1 set
protection ( 87 T ) Compensation for ratio &
vector difference between
primary and secondary
11 Earth fault voltage relay to open – Electronic/numerical type 1 set
delta (64V)
12 Earth fault current relay to Electronic/numerical type 1 set
transformer neutral resistor
(51GN)
switch with lamps
14 Trip lamps 1 set

16 Indication lamp for voltage For each phase 3 pcs
17 Tap position indicator for O.L.T.C 1 set
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18 Space heater with thermostat AC 220 V, with 2- Pole MCB 1 set
19 2 Pole MCCB For Control & Motor circuit Each 1 set

for VCB
21 Connection materials for Incoming Terminals, cable glands and 1 sets

cables cleats.etc for 11kV, EPR 9 x
1C x 400mm2
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b) 11 kV Outgoing Switchgear

per one
switchgear
1 Circuit breaker ( CB ) Draw-out type VCB, 1 set
12 kV, 630 A, 25 kA
2 Current transformer for metering 300/5/5 A, 3 pcs

& protection Class 1.0 / 5P 10
Min. 30/15 VA
3 Fault making Earthing switch (ES) Short time current: 25 kA, 1 set
at cable side 1sec.
4 Interlocking between ES and CB Mechanical type 1 set
5 Interlocking between CB door and 1 set

6 3 phase insulated busbars 12 kV, 630 A, 25 kA, 3 sec. 1 set
7 Ammeter with a selector switch 0 –300A scale 1 set
8 Voltage detector with indicating White lamp for each phase 1 set
lamp (capacitor VT + Neon lamps)
to be mounted near ES
operating point
(51F) & (51GF) IDMTL characteristic with
instantaneous element
switch with lamps
11 Trip lamps 1 set

13 Space heater with thermostat AC 220 V, with 2 pole MCB 1 set
14 2 Pole MCCB For Control & Motor circuit Each 1 set

for VCB
16 Connection materials for outgoing 1 set

cable
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(c) 36 kV On-load Disconnecting Switch (DS) and Fault making Earthing Switch (ES)

DS ES
1 Quantity per a mobile substation 1 set 1 set
2 Number of poles 3 - poles
3 Location of service Inside switchgear cubicle
4 Type Air insulated, vertical, Single-throw,
Manual operation type
6 Impulse withstand voltage (peak) 170 kV
7 Power frequency withstand 70 kV / 1 min.
voltage (r.m.s.)
9 Rated nominal current 1250A N.A( Not Applicable)
10 Rated short time current for main 25 kA / 3 sec.
contact of DS and ES
11 Rated making capacity for main 63 kA

contact of DS and ES
12 Rated control voltage DC 110 V
13 Type of operating mechanism Manual with a padlock provision
14 Type of interlocking system Electrical with CB, Mechanical with
Mechanical with ES DS
15 Spare contact of auxiliary switch 5 NO/5 NC 4 NO/4 NC
16 Accessories
a) Interlocking device 1set 1set
b) Manual operating handle 1set 1set
c) ON-OFF position indicator 1set 1set
Note: CB: Circuit Breaker, NO: Normal open contact, NC : Normal close contact
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(d) 36kV and 12kV. Vacuum Circuit Breaker (VCB)

36 kV .VCB 12 kV. VCB 12 kV. VCB
incoming feeder
1 Quantity per a mobile Substation 1 set 1 set 7 sets
2 Location of service Inside Inside switchgear

switchgear cubicle
cubicle
3 Type Triple-pole, motor-charged, spring
operated
4 Number of pole 3
5 Rated voltage 36 kV 12 kV
6 Impulse withstand voltage (peak) 170 kV 75 kV
7 Power frequency withstand 70 kV/1 min 28 kV/1 min

Voltage (r.m.s.)
9 Rated nominal current 1250 A 2500 A 630 A
10 Rated short circuit current 25 kA
11 Rated interrupting time 5 cycles
12 Standard operating duty O-0.3sec-CO-3min-CO

13 Rated motor operating voltage DC 110 V
14 Rated closing control voltage DC 110 V
15 Rated tripping control voltage DC 110 V

16 Spare contact of auxiliary Switch 5 NO / 5 NC
17 Accessories
a) ON-OFF Position indicator 1set 1set Each 1set
b) Operating counter 1set 1set Each 1set

c) Manual charging handle 1pc 1pc Each 1pc
d) Anti-pumping device 1set 1set Each 1set
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(e) 36 kV Lightning Arrester
1 Quantity as per one mobile substation 3 sets of single pole unit
2 Location of service Inside switchgear cubicle
3 Type Metal Oxide gapless type
4 Rated voltage 36 kV (r.m.s.)
6 Nominal discharge current Heavy duty, 10kA crest
7 Long duration discharge class Class 2
8 Pressure-relief -current 40 kA (r.m.s.)
9 Discharge current withstand capacity 100 kA crest
10 Energy absorption 3.5 kJ/kV
11 Withstand test voltage on assembled

insulators
-Dry power-frequency test voltage(1 min) 70 kV
-Lightning impulse test voltage 170 kV
12 Accessories
a)Surge counter(for 3-phase line) 1 set
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(f) 31.5 MVA Power Transformer
No Description Specification
1 Quantity as per one mobile substation 1 set
2 Type Oil-immersed, ONAN cooling with
OLTC
3 Location of service Outdoor
4 Rated power 31.5 MVA, Continuous
5 Number of phase 3
7 Rated voltage
-Primary 33 kV+7.5%/-10% ( 13-17 steps )
-Secondary 11.5 kV
8 Impulse withstand voltage (peak) Winding Bushing
-Primary(Line) 170 kV 170 kV
-Secondary For (Line) 75 kV 75 kV
For (Neutral) 75kV 75 kV
9 Power frequency withstand voltage Winding Bushing
(r.m.s.)
-Primary(Line) 70 kV 70 kV
-Secondary For (Line) 28 kV 28 kV
For (Neutral) 28 kV 28 kV
10 Connection
-Primary Delta
-Secondary Star (Neutral brought out)

11 Vector group notation Dyn 11
12 Temperature rise Winding: 50 K

Oil: 45 K
13 Impedance voltage ≥ 10 %
(Based on 31.5 MVA at 75 °C, rated
voltage)
14 Noise level as per IEC Max. 65dB at 0.3 m distance
15 General accessories See next page
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General Accessories for Power Transformer
No Items Quantity
1 Oil conservator for Main and OLTC tank Each 1 set
2 Dial type oil level gauge with alarm contact for Each 1 set
Main and OLTC tank
3 Dehydrating breather for Main and OLTC tank Each 1 set
4 On-load tap changing equipment (OLTC) 1 set
5 Temperature indicator for winding with alarm & 1 set
trip
6 Temperature indicator for oil with alarm & trip 1 set
7 Buchholz relay with alarm and trip contact for Main 1 set
tank
8 Protective relay with trip contact for OLTC 1 set
9 Pressure relief device with trip contact for Main and Each 1 set
OLTC tank
10 Oil filling valve with a padlock provision 1 set
11 Oil Drain valves with a padlock provision for Main Each 1 set
and OLTC tank
12 Oil sampling plug for Main tank 1 pc
13 Oil drain plug for conservator of Main and OLTC Each 1 set
tank
14 Man-hole for OLTC chamber 1 set
15 H.T. and L.T. Plug-in connector and L.T. Neutral Each 1 set
Bushing
16 Control cabinet for AVR to control OLTC 1 set
17 Marshalling terminal box and control cables 1 set
18 Earthing terminal pads for 95mm2 earthing wire at 2 pcs

the bottom of main tank
19 Others: Rating plate, jacking boss, lifting lugs, etc. Each 1 set
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(g) Earthing Resister
N Description Specification
o
.
3 Rated current 300 A
4 Rated time 30 sec.
5 Resistance at 55 °C 21.1 ohm
6 Number of phase Single phase
7 Rated insulation level

a) Impulse withstand voltage (peak) 75 kV
b) One minute 50Hz withstand voltage
(r.m.s.) 28 kV
8 Enclosure IP 44
9 Equipment to be accommodated with a) 12 kV, 400 A on-load

disconnecting switch
b) 7.5 kV 10kA arrestor
c) 300/150/5 A CT
d) Terminal for cable
10 Resister plate Anticorrosion
11 Temperature rise curve Contractor to offer
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(h) Auxiliary Transformer
1 Quantity as per one mobile substation 1 set
2 Type Oil-immersed, hermetically sealed,

self-cooled type
4 Rated power -Continuous 50 kVA
5 Number of phase 3
6 Rotated frequency 50 Hz
7 Rated voltage -Primary 33 kV

-Secondary 400-230 V
8 Impulse withstand voltage (peak)

-Primary(Line) 170 kV
9 Power frequency withstand voltage
(r.m.s.)
-Primary(Line) 70 kV
10 Connection -Primary Delta

-Secondary Star (Neutral brought out)

12 Per-cent (%) impedance voltage Manufacturer to advise
13 Temperature rise Winding: 50 K
Oil: 45 K
14 Incoming 33 kV fused switch for 3 pole, 5 A HRC fuses
transformer protection
15 General Accessories
1)H.V. terminal (Plug-in) 1set

2) L.V. cable box 1set
3) Earthing terminals 1set
4) Others: Rating plate, lifting lugs, 1set
bolts, Bases, etc.
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(i) Transformer insulation oil
Typical Specification
Specification Required
Description Units Method
by
IEC 60296 the Owner
Appearance IEC 296 clear, free of complies
solids
Density at 20 °C Kg/m3 ISO 3675 <895 ≤ 881
Kinematic viscosity at mm2/s ISO 3104 12 max ≤ 12

40 °C
Kinematic viscosity at mm2/s ISO 3104 - ≤ 340
-15 °C
Kinematic viscosity at mm2/s ISO 3104 1800 max ≤ 1790
-30 °C
°C ISO 2719/ 135 min ≥ 146
Flashpoint P.M. ASTM D93
Pourpoint °C ISO 3016 - 40 max ≤ - 57
Neutralization value mgKOH IEC 296/ IEC 0.01 max ≤ 0.03
/g 62021
Corrosive Sulphur DIN 51353 Non-corrosive Non-corrosive
Breakdown voltage kV IEC 156/ IEC Min 70 After >60 ex works
(after treatment) 60156 treatment ( >70 upon
treatment)
Water content ppm IEC 60814 <30 bulk
(ex work)
Dielectric dissipation DIN 57370 / 0.005 max ≤ 0.001
factor at 90 °C (after IEC 247
treatment)
Oxidation Stability IEC 1125 A
(164h/100 °C)
-Neutralization value mgKOH - ≤ 0.2
- Sludge content /g - ≤ 0.02
%m
Oxidation Stability IEC 1125 C /
(164h/120 °C) IEC 61125C
-Total acidity mgKOH 1.2 max ≤ 0.9
- Sludge /g 0.8 max ≤ 0.3
- Tan delta 90 °C %m 0.5 max ≤ 0.07
Note; Insulation oil shall be fully blendable with SHELL DIALA(B).
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(j ) 110 V Battery & Charger Board
1 Quantity 1 set as per one mobile substation
2 Type Full automatic constant voltage DC power

supply, consisting of single phase thyrister
rectifier, control device and battery cells.
3 Construction Outdoor, dust-proof metal enclosed type
or indoor (inside enclosure)
4 Equipment and devices to be mounted in the panel as below;
1) Charger (constant voltage DC power source)
a) AC Input 1 -phase 2 -wire, 50 Hz, 230 V +/- 10%
b) DC Output DC busbar voltage : 110 V +/- 10%

DC busbar current : not less than 20 A
c)Output voltage regulation Load voltage : Low 99 V – High 121 V
d)Di-electric strength AC phases and earth: AC 2000 V for 1 min.

DC : ditto
e)Devices to be mounted on the front panel
-AC VM with VS Voltage switch : OFF-RY-YB-BR –OFF
-DC VM with VS Voltage switch: OFF-Charge-Battery-Load-

OFF
-DC AM For DC output current
-Battery current AM Center zero pointer type
-Signal lamp AC Input, Manual operation, trickle and

boost
-On/off switch Red and green lamp
-Change over switch MAN-AUTO, TRICKLE-BOOST
-Voltage adjustment knob For initial charging control
-Alarm indication (*1)
-Alarm reset/test button Alarm stop, reset and lamp test facility
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2) Battery
a)Type Nickel-Cadmium Type
b)Number of battery cell Minimum 92 cells
c)Nominal Voltage 1.2 V/cell
d)Nominal capacity Minimum 100 AH (*2)
e)Necessary provision
-Multi-tier mounting rack At least double tier for containing cell

groups
-Fixing plates with rubber Fixing the cell group in the rack for anti-
vibration
-DC main conductors Connecting strip
-Signal wire For electrolyte decrease
3) DC distribution circuit
-DC outgoing feeders At least 9 outgoing feeders: see(*3) below
4) Others as common device
-Fan for battery AC 220 V with 2P MCCB
-Heater with thermostat AC 220 V with 2P MCCB
5) Maintenance tool for battery and charger
-Funnel 1 pc
-Syringe 1 pc
-Suction type hydrometer 1 pc Specific Gravity 1.10-1.30
-Rod type thermometer 1 pc -20°C to +100°C
-jug 1 pc 2 litter
-Digital tester 1 pc 0-3 V for battery cell voltage
measurement
-Filling pump 1 pc
-Spanner 1 pc
-Container case 1 pc
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Note: it is possible to use sealed type batteries according to contract requirements and
the contractor should submit the technical data related to this for review and approval.
(* 1) The following items shall be provided for alarm indication as a minimum:
a) DC Undervoltage
b) DC Earthfault (positive)
c) DC Earthfault (negative)
d) Charger failure
e) Electrolyte decrease
(*2) Calculation sheet shall be submitted to prove the conformity of the proposed
capacity & discharge-end-voltage to the specification.
(*3) The following DC feeders shall be provided as a minimum:
a) Control for 33 kV incoming switchgear

b) Control for main transformer switchgear
c) Control for 11 kV incoming switchgear
d) Control, alarm and indication for control board
e) Control for No. l 11kV outgoing feeder
f) Control for No.2 11kV outgoing feeder
g) Control for No.3 11kV outgoing feeder
h) Emergency lighting for all switchgear compartments
i) (at least) one spare feeder
(k ) 33kV and 11kV Power Cable between Transformers and switchgears

(i) 33kV Power Cables; EPR, 3 x 1c x 400mm2 x 1 Lot
(ii) 11kV Power Cables; EPR, 9 x 1c x 400mm2 x 1 Lot
(l ) 11kV Power Cable between Transformer’s neutral point and neutral earthing resistor
(i) 11kV Power Cables; EPR, 1 x 1c x 150mm2 x 1 Lot
(m ) Transformer control board x 1 Lot
(n ) AC distribution board x 1 Lot
(o ) Lighting and small power cable x 1 Lot
(p ) LV and Control Cables, trays, accessories x 1 Lot
(q ) External enclosure with cooling equipments for switchgear etc. x 1 Lot
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2.2.3. Trailers
The trailers shall be subject to the relevant international standard and be low-bed type
endurable for maximum permissible load.
The trailers shall be so designed as to fully comply with all the relevant local regulations.
No. Item Description
1 Quantity as per one mobile 2 sets

substation
2 Vehicle Coupling device King pin, SAE standards 3.5 inch
3 Landing gears Left & right combined operation, high &

low speed range, manual operation type,
with square pads
4 Electrical system Voltage: 24 V DC

Connection: SAE 7-pole
5 Brake
1) Service brake
a) brake system Two line compress
b) brake type Internal expanding, leading and trailing

shop type by air, controlled by tractor
driver
c) Air reservoir tank 1 set
d) Air coupling device Glad hand type(SAE standard)
2) Parking brake Winch type, operated by tractor driver

manually
6 Tire and Wheel Max. allowable 40 km/hour

speed
Location Rear axle
7 Lamps Tail & Stop(combined red),

Turn signal(combined orange),
License(white)
Back-up(white)
Side(orange) and Clearance(red) and
Reflector
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8 Accessories For each trailer
1) Spare tire held on the carrier 2 sets
2) Towing eye(Rear) 2 set
3) Supporting jack 4 sets
4) Mud guard 4 sets
5) Hanger for shipping 1 set
6) Chock block for rear wheel 2 set
7) Other necessary provisions For maintenance to use a carriage traverse

for switchgear row
8) Level gauge 1 set
9) Impact recorder(3-axis type) 2 sets

10) Cable reels for power cable 1 set
11) Jack ground base holder 1 set
12) Tool box and standard tools 1 set
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2.2.4. Installation Materials
The following installation materials shall be provided as per each mobile substation.
2.2.4.1. Connection Materials to 33 kV Incoming & 11.5 kV Outgoing Point
(a) 33 kV cables 3 x 1 c x 044 mm2 EPR ( flexible type ) 04 m with suitable clamps
2.2.4.2. Earthing Materials
(a) Earthing rod:15 pcs

Made of copper with diameter 14mm and length of 1500 mm
(b) Earthing mesh conductor: 004 meter
Copper stranded, of 95 mm2, with all accessories and connectors for earthing mesh
(c) Earthing wire:04 meter
Green-Yellow color PVC sheathed copper wire of 95 mm2, with all accessories and
connectors
2.2.4.3. Lightning Rod Protection Device
One (1) set of 12 meter height lightning rod with supporting pole and 95 mm2 PVC sheathed
earthing wire of green-yellow color and connectors to be mounted on the trailers.
The contractor shall verify 12 m height is sufficient to protect all equipment within a 45 degree
protective cone.
2.2.4.4. Outdoor Lighting Facility
(a) Mercury vapor lamp: 4 sets

400 Watts fixtures to be mounted on the roof-top of external enclosure for switchgear
panels and/or other suitable location
(b) Outdoor switch box: 1 set
To be provided with auto-manual selector switch and connecting cables and other
materials. The automatic light on-off switch shall be of photo-cell type.
2.2.4.5. Jack Ground Base for Jacking
tow (2) set of jack ground base (steel plates with thickness of 22 mm, and other materials if
necessary) shall be provided for landing gears and supporting jacks.
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2.1.4.6. Safety Equipment
The contractor shall provide the following safety means or devices with mobile substation;
(a) Portable electrical fire extinguisher : 20 kg dry powder x 1 set near transformer
6 kg dry powder x 1 set near switchgear row
(b) High voltage test hot stick : 2 set
(c) High voltage insulation gloves : 4set
(d) Flat ladders : 2 sets
(e) Telescopic insulation rod : 1 set
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Section-2.3 : Tests
2.3.1. General
The Contractor shall carry out factory tests in accordance with the latest IEC standard. The
Contractor shall submit all test procedures to the Owner for approval.
2.3.2. Factory Tests
The following test items, but not limited to, shall be carried out at manufacturer's factory or
relevant assembly yard before shipment.
The Contractor shall submit the test reports prior to each shipment of equipment.
2.3.2.1. Factory Test for Individual Equipment
(a) 33 kV disconnecting switch and Fault making earthing switch

(i) Design and Visual check
(ii) Power-frequency voltage withstand dry tests on the main circuit
(iii) Insulation measurement on auxiliary and control circuits
(iv) Measurement of the resistance of the main circuit
(v) Mechanical operating tests
(b) 33 kV/11kV circuit breaker
(ii) Measurement of insulation resistance
(iii) Power-frequency voltage withstand dry tests on the main circuit
(iv) Insulation measurement on auxiliary and control circuits
(v) Measurement of the resistance of the main circuit
(vi) Mechanical operating tests
(vii) Timing test of closing and open operation
(c) 33 kV /11kV lightning arrester (Metal Oxide surge arrester)
(iii) Measurement of reference voltage
(iv) Residual voltage test
(v) Partial discharge test
(vi) Operation test of surge counter
(d) 31.5MVA Power Transformer
(ii) Measurement of winding resistance
(iii) Measurement of voltage ratio and check of phase displacement
(iv) Measurement of short-circuit impedance and on-load loss
(v) Measurement of no-load loss and current
(vi) AC voltage Dielectric routine tests
(vii) Tests of on-load tap-changer
(viii) Temperature rise test (only for the first unit)
(ix) Impulse test (only for the first unit)
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(x) Function test of instruments
(xi) Mechanical test for tank
• Oil tightness check • Vacuum test
(xii) Measurement of acoustic sound level (only for the first unit)
(xiii) Short circuit test (Calculation sheet shall be submitted)
(e) 33 kV Auxiliary transformer
(ii) Measurement of winding resistance
(iii) Measurement of voltage ratio and check of phase displacement
(iv) Dielectric routine tests
(f) 33 kV and 11 kV metal-clad switchgear
(ii) Circuit test (conductive check by tester)
(iii) Functional operation test
(iv) Insulation resistance test
(v) Withstand voltage test (between line to earth, r.m.s for 1 min., dry)
• Main power circuit
(vi) Inspection of mechanical operation for circuit breaker
(vii) Interlocking test
(viii) Primary injection tests on current transformer including measurement of current
ratio and check of relative polarity
(ix) Tests on voltage transformer including measurement of voltage ratio and check
of relative polarity
(x) Protection relays test
(vi) Indicating meters test
(g) Battery and Charger board
(ii) Circuit test (conductive check by tester)
(iii) Insulation resistance test
(iv) Discharge test
(v) Operation test for load voltage compensator
(vi) Relay operation test
(vii) Indicating meter test
(viii) Function test for control circuit, indicating circuit and alarm circuit
(ix) Measurement of no-load current and DC voltage
(x) Low voltage test (Check of voltage decrease from threshold setting)
(h) Transformer control board , AC distribution board and Neutral Earthing Resister
(ii) Insulation resistance test
(iii) Function test for control circuit, indicating circuit and alarm circuit
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(i) MV Power Cables
(i) Design and visual check
(ii) Measurement of electrical resistance of conductors
(iii) Partial discharge test
(iv) Voltage test
(v) Check of dimensions
(j) Trailer
(ii) Dimension inspection
(iii) Brake test
2.3.2.2. Total Combination Test before Shipping for Complete Mobile Substation
(a) Design and visual check as per outline drawing

(b) Overall functional test for control, protection, metering, alarm and interlocking circuits
including medium voltage and low voltage circuits
(c) Secondary injection test
(d) Connection check for CT and VT circuits
(e) Measurement of insulation resistance
(f ) Traveling test of Mobile substation (only for the first unit).
2.3.3. Export Packing Inspection
Export Packing Inspection shall include the following items:

(a) Damage Check of Packing
(b) Check for contracted items and quantities of all equipment and their particulars as per
packing list
(c) Check of Impact Recorder on trailer(s)
2.3.4. Material Receiving Inspection
Material Receiving Inspection shall include the following items:

(a) Damage Check of Packing
(b) Check of Quantities of Packing referring to packing list
(c) Check of Impact Recorder on trailer(s)
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2.3.5. Tests at Site
The Contractor shall submit the recommended site-testing procedures for guidance to the
Owner.
2.3.5.1 Pre-commissioning Test
The Contactor shall review the following pre-commissioning test items (to be conducted by
the Owner) after completion of installation works and before energization, to check
individual function of the equipment and make necessary adjustments and set the optimum
operation, and shall advise it if other tests are required with the appropriate test equipment.
The Contactor shall submit the recommended test procedure to the Owner.
(a) 33 kV disconnecting switches and Fault making earthing switches

(i) Visual check per the relevant drawing
(iii) Check of interlocking mechanism
(iv) Operation test
(b) Lightning arresters
(ii) Visual check of surge counter
(iii) Measurement of insulation resistance
(c) Power transformers
(ii) Check for setting of all protective relays and switches on the transformer.
(iii) Measurement of insulation resistance
(d) 33 kV Auxiliary transformer
(e) 33 kV and 11 kV metal-clad switchgear
(ii) Measurement of insulation resistance on main circuits under all switches on
(iii) Inspection of mechanical movement and operation (Breaker insert and draw-out,
interlocking, local close/open)
(iv) Trip operation test from front panel push button & protective relays
(v) Check of operation for auxiliary circuit (heater, lamp, fan etc.)
(vi) Check the protective relays setting to optimum values
(f ) Transformer control board, Battery and Charger board ,AC distribution board and
Neutral Earthing Resister
(ii) Alarm function test
(g) Substation total test
(i) Earthing network Resistance test
(ii) Earthing network Continuity check
(iii) Continuity and contact resistance check on main circuits
(iv) Total insulation Megger check on main circuits under all switches-on
(v) Total safety check prior to energization
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Part-3 Maintenance Materials
Section-3.1: Spare Parts, Testing Equipment & General Tools
3.1.1. Spare Parts
Spare parts are classified into 2 categories as follows:
a Consumable spare parts to be allocated for each mobile substation

b Operational spare parts on the contract which cover the mobile substation and will be
reserved under “Operation & Maintenance” management for maintenance purpose.
3.1.1.1. Consumable Spare Parts for Each Mobile Substation
The Contractor shall review and supply such consumable spare parts items and quantity as
in the Price Schedule.
The Contractor is requested to propose recommendable items and quantities with price as
additional items.
3.1.1.2. Operational Spare Parts on the Contract
The Contractor is requested to propose recommendable items and quantities with price as
additional items,
3.1.2. Testing Equipment for the Overall Contract
The Contractor shall recommend and submit the minimized priced list of testing
equipment essential to the site test (conducted by the Owner).
3.1.3. General Tools
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Part- 4 Remote Terminal Unite and communication system
Section-4.1: Remote Terminal Unite

4.1.1 General
The Remote Terminal Unite (RTU) shall be provided to enable the Mobile substation
equipment to be monitored, measured and controlled from Distribution Control
Center DCC.
The interface between RTU and substation equipment shall be done by
Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) and/or the bay control unit (BCU).
The RTU shall conform to the latest editions of the International Electro technical
Commission (IEC) Specifications, ISO Standards, IEEE Standards, International
Telecommunications Union (ITU) Specifications and the General Technical
Specification. Equivalent national standards may be acceptable subject to approval by
the Owner.
4.1.2 RTU Functionality: General

The standard RTU software shall be capable of supporting, but not be limited to, the
following basic functions:
a. Control functions commanded by the Master station.
b. Alarm and event queue mechanism for Master station interrogation of changes of
status.
c. The alarm queue reporting mechanism shall take high priority over the event queue
reporting mechanism.
d. Secure tele-command using the select/check/execute mechanism with OPEN and
CLOSE command outputs.
e. Be programmed to carry out specific functions (automation functions, interlock
function, switching functions).
f. Multiple Master stations (MS) communication at different protocols and
configurable baud rate, and Communication with intelligent Elections Devices
(IED).
g- Archiving facility must be supported.
The alarms shall be assigned with priority levels at the RTU and transmitted according to
priority or alternatively as soon as the alarms are received, whichever method is standard.
The standard method employed shall be fully described.
The occurrence of an alarm or an event shall be arranged for transmission to the Master
station at the earliest opportunity. Alarms or events occurring during a transmission of
measurements shall be arranged for insertion at the next convenient point in the message
cycle. Further details shall be provided describing the message cycles employed for
methods where priority assignments are implemented at the RTU (e.g. arranging multiple
alarms with different priorities).
The RTU shall have the capability of automatic start-up and initialization following
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restoration of power after an outage without need of master station intervention.
The following clauses set out the functional requirements of the RTU.
4.1.2.1 Design Principles
The RTU shall designed to achieve a high level of availability, reliability and safety in
operation. The design shall be _fail safe_ such that failure of any component shall result in
all functions affected by the failure defaulting to a defined _safe_ state. It shall be fault
tolerant such that the failure of any single component within the overall system shall not
affect the ability of the remaining healthy components in the system to continue to operate
normally and for its functionality to remain available. Essential functionality i.e. that
required for the continued overall operation of the RTU shall be tolerant to single
component failures. This may achieved, for example, by using dual redundant hot/standby
arrangements or by automatically re-distributing the functionality over the remaining
operational components so that loss of any one component does not result in the loss of any
functionality. The system shall continuously monitor its own health and produce alarms for
all detected failures. These alarms shall become part of the Facility List of data to be
returned to the MS and, as far as possible, by lighting _fault_ warning LEDs on the affected
equipment itself, e.g. on individual circuit cards. There shall be no cases in which
undetected failures could occur anywhere within the overall RTU.
The equipment and the enclosures mounted in shall be designed to facilitate ease of
maintenance, particularly fault-finding and replacement of components, e.g. replacement of
rack mounted circuit cards as far as possible, and consistent with safe operation, it shall be
possible to _hot swap_ components such as I/O cards.
The equipment shall be robust, suitable for the operating environment in which it is
installed and require minimal maintenance. Each sub-system within the RTU shall be
designed to meet an overall availability of at least 99.98% based on a Mean Time To Repair
(MTTR) of 8 hours. The Contractor shall provide a Functional Design Specification that will
allow the Employer to review and approve the facilities being provided in the RTU, and on
which the testing documentation can be based.
4.1.2.2 Hardware
The design of all RTU equipment shall be such as to ensure satisfactory operation in an
electrically hostile environment typical of high voltage electrical installations.
The RTUs proposed for this contract should have a proven track record of satisfactory
operation in similar environments. Proof of certification / registration by leading power
utilities for use in their power networks will be advantageous to the tenderer during tender
evaluation.
The RTU shall comprise microprocessor based equipment with its software (firmware)
resident in non-volatile memory. It shall be readily possible to update the software (e.g. by
PROM replacement) to alter or extend the RTUs functionality.
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The equipment may be either of single board design or of rack mounted modular
construction.
The RTU should be of small panel size (Mini RTU) to be suited with Mobile substation size.
All computer equipment shall be supplied with a real-time multi-tasking operating system
which conforms to a recognized industry standard and not unique to one manufacturer.
Interconnecting cables shall be made via substantial, secure plugs and sockets, which shall
be mounted in accessible positions and clearly labeled.
A technical description of each item of equipment, together with evidence to show that the
stated guaranteed reliability figures are supported by actual service conditions, shall be
supplied with the Tender.
4.1.2.3 Software
The software shall be of modular construction, developed using structured design

techniques and written in a commonly used programming language. Where possible
standard library software shall be utilized. The contractor shall identify all standard
proprietary software and any software specially developed for this project.
The application software shall ensure the secure execution of RTU functions. Protocol IEC
60870-5- 101 and IEC 60870-5- 104 may be included with other standard protocols.
4.1.3 Capacity
The supplier shall provide capacity and technical parameters of the following :
- Central Processing Unit(s) (CPU)
- Memory (all types).
- Real time clock.
- Communication port data rates and format (all types).
The design shall meet the following general requirements with regard to capacity and
Expandability:
- The RTU shall be designed, delivered and commissioned with sufficient capacity for
performing the requirements of this specification, and in agreement with the Employers
Representative.
- The maximum system capacity and system loading shall not be less than 200% of the
Specified system capacity.
- In addition to the agreed Facility List, approximately 30% spare for each type of
input/output signals shall be provided within the contract.
- The design shall provide future expansion, modification and testing with the minimum of
disruption to existing facilities.
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4.1.4 Performance
The RTU shall process all information required to be transmitted to the MS and have it
available for transmitting within less than two seconds of any change occurring in
Substation. The RTU shall be capable of handling all alarms and status changes occurring
during avalanche conditions without loss of any data.
4.1.5 Electrical and Environmental
The electrical and environmental conditions to be applied shall be those within the
associated power station or substation contract specification. The RTU shall operate from
the site installed battery charger.
Environmental conditions:
-Temperature:0-70ºc
-Relative humidity:5……95%(non condensing)
4.2 Data Acquisition
The data acquired by the RTU shall include the following:
4.2.1 Analog Values
The analog input module shall be capable of processing standard voltage and current inputs
continuously. Input voltage and current range, and variable scan rate shall all be
configurable also it could be possible to download remotely from master station. Additional
software filtering facilities shall be provided for minimizing sampling errors.
Each analog input shall be terminated with transient voltage protection components. In case
of overload, the input circuit shall not sustain any deterioration of its characteristics.
4.2.2 Binary Coded Values
Binary Coded Values shall be provided e.g. transformer tap changer position.
4.2.3 Status Indications
Digital inputs may be single point, double point or multi-point. The interpretation of
states for single or double point inputs shall be configurable.
The inputs shall be configurable from a down-loadable database.
For Sequence of Events (SOE) reporting, the change of state of a digital input shall be time
tagged to a resolution of selectable from 20 ms, 10 ms, 5 ms, 2 ms and 1 ms, with or without
de bounce filtering.
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4.2.4 Pulse accumulators
The RTUs shall be capable of counting and storing the number of pulses generated
by metering equipment external to the RTU. The metering equipment will provide
isolated normally open or normally closed contacts. The pulse counter shall be
incremented one count for each cycle of the input (pulse) until the end of the
configured metering period that count shall be stored. The pulse counter shall be
capable of accepting pulses at a rate of ten counts per second. The RTU shall be
capable of responding to commands (Freeze, Reset, Freeze and Reset) generated
internally within the RTU at a regular time, and shall support the use of external
reset pulses for accumulators, and the RTU shall be able to accumulate any
(impulse) occurring while the counter is being read it to avoid losing input counts.
The count shall be “frozen” (transferred to a buffer register) when commanded by the
master station or when commanded by locally generated contact inputs, also it can freeze
and reset. The RTU shall be capable of storing a series of accumulator values, in the event of
loss of communication to master station for a period not less than three days and
subsequently transmitting them upon request. The metering or counting period
should be configurable and possible to down load remotely a minimum count of 2
*24 (i.e. 24 bit binary number) shall be capable of being held by the accumulator.
The Bidder shall describe his method for ensuring the value recorded at the master
station(s) corresponds precisely with the value indicated by the pulsing instrument.
Pulse counting inputs shall be provided as either a separate input module or using digital
inputs.
4.2.5 Values derived by logical/mathematical processing
Values derived by logical/mathematical processing of the data types above shall be possible
e.g. summated MW.
4.2.6 Data Requests
The RTU shall be capable of giving the correct response to two different types of
information request
(a) A request for data that has changed significantly since the last similar request.
The facility to redefine which data is significant at any time must be provided for all
classes of data.
(b)A request for the current state of any item or set of items of data.
The master station shall poll outstations to request status changes and measured
values on a cyclic basis. Where a report-by-exception technique is used such that
only changes that have occurred since the last poll will be returned by the RTU. In
certain circumstances; the master station shall initiate a full scan of each RTU to
retrieve the actual state or value of each point. This is to ensure that the network
image held in the master station database is a true reflection of the power system
condition. Such full scans shall be initiated following a master station start up, an
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RTU reset, upon restoration of communications and cyclically (at least every 24
hours).
Information requests received by the RTU will normally be of type (a); type (b)
requests will be received during start-up of either the MS or RTU, and as a means of
confirming the validity of the representation of system state at the Master Station.
Changes of digital data shall be assessed for significance as follows. Each digital
point at an RTU is to be allocated one of the following categories that shall have the
stated response:
(a) Insignificant - ignore all changes.
(b) Active - report all changes which persist for more than 20 ms.
The initial state of the RTU shall be that all digital changes are insignificant. During
the initialization process and at any subsequent time, the category of any digital
point may be changed. Changes to Analogs shall be assessed for significance as
follows. Each Analog point at an RTU is to be allocated one of the following
categories which shall have the stated response:
(a) Insignificant - ignore all changes.
(b) Active - report all values that differ by a pre-defined amount from the last value
reported to the MS.
The initial state of the RTU shall be that all Analog changes are insignificant. During
the Initialization process and at any subsequent time, the category and the significant
difference of any Analog point may be changed.
The difference value, or dead band, setting for analog reporting shall be a user-
configurable parameter. It shall be possible to define different settings independently
for individual or groups of analogs. The Tenderer shall provide details in their
Tender.
4.3 Time Tagging
Certain status signals may be configured for local time tagging to be applied at the
RTU s. These events shall be reported to the master station with a time tag
embedded in the message. RTUs shall have the capability to time tag events and
alarms to a resolution of 1 ms or better. To complement this feature, the RTU clocks
shall be synchronized to enable system wide comparisons to be made on the alarms
and events recorded by different RTU s. The synchronization shall be achieved by
providing periodic time synchronization from the Master station to all RTUs.
If the data link from the master station to the RTU fails, the RTU shall continue to
perform time tagging from its internal clock until the data link is restored and the
clock is corrected to compensate for any time drift. The contractor should define the
total drift time.
The Tenderer shall provide details of the following:
(a) Time tagging resolution at the RTU.
(b) Method of synchronizing the RTU's real time clock to the master clock.
(c) Method of transmitting time tag information with event data to the master
station.
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(d) Means of selecting events for time tagging and the maximum number definable
at each RTU.
(e) Method of handling overflows of SOE data at the RTU.
4.4 Control Outputs:

General
The RTU shall generate signals to implement the commands issued by the MS, such
as circuit breaker open/close, tap changer raise/lower, etc. These signals shall be in
the form of pulses whose duration can be configured by commands from the MS.
The period of the command pulse shall be configurable between 0.5 and 60 seconds
to allow for circuits with synchronizing facilities. The command timer shall reset
immediately after the command is executed or the synchronizing is cancelled.
To afford a high degree of command security against data corruption in the
communication systems, command outputs shall be designed to provide _select and
execute_ operation.
The RTU shall be equipped with a control disable switch (Remote/Local) to
disconnect power to all digital output relays, and shall be wired to a contact input in
the RTU to report status of disable switch to SCADA.
4.4.1 Transformer Tap Changer Supervisory Control
Under normal operation, transformer tap changers will be controlled by automatic

voltage regulating (AVR) relays, at the substation.
When selected to supervisory control, it shall be possible for raise and low
commands or AVC set points to be issued to the tap changers from the master
station.
The raise and low commands shall not require an execute action by the operator
(Two Step command).
Feedback of command execution will be by an associated change in the indicated tap
position etc.
4.5 RTU Checking Facility
The RTU shall perform checks to ascertain the integrity of its processor(s), memory
and input/output cards. The results of these checks shall be made available to the
MS on demand.
The checks shall include:
(a) A watchdog mechanism to isolate the processor from the output cards if the
RTUs ability to drive outputs is compromised. The action of outputs when isolated
by the watchdog shall be selectable in sets of eight or less.
(b) A digital output connected (logically) to a digital input to confirm the integrity of
digital input and output functions.
(c) An Analog output connected (logically) to an Analog input to confirm the
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integrity of Analog input and output functions.
A pre-settable input source shall be used where the RTU is not fitted with Analog
output facilities. The following conditions shall be included:
(a) RTU faulty - evidence from watchdog.
(b) Command output faulty - evidence from monitoring circuit
(c) Set point output faulty - evidence from monitoring circuit.
The detailed design of the communication arrangement shall be agreed with the
Employer's Representative before implementation.
(d) Input/output card faulty
(e) Power supply faulty
(f) RTU high temperature
(g) VFT low receive level
(h) RTU transmit buffer overflow.
(i) Where dual communication routes or duplicated modules are employed the RTU
shall annunciate failures to the master station.
(j) Input signal faulty: The RTU shall be capable of detecting a faulty input signal
that is changing state with an abnormally high frequency. Upon detection of a fault
condition the RTU shall suppress further reporting of the signal. The RTU shall
automatically reinstate normal reporting upon detection of clearance of the fault
condition; this shall be accompanied by an appropriate fault clearance message to
the MS.
4.6 RTU Configuration
All RTU configuration data, for example the significance allocated to each data
point, shall be held in alterable non-volatile memory so that the RTU can re-initialize
itself automatically. Tenderers shall state the method by which configuration data is
loaded into the RTU. The preferred method is by downloading the configuration
data from the master station in addition from a port in the RTU itself. Tenderers
shall describe how this is achieved and shall include any equipment required for
this function in their offer. The master station database shall be kept updated with
the current configuration data for each RTU. Tenderers shall state how this is
achieved.
4.7 Remote Terminal Unit Communication interfaces
There must be a minimum two configurable serial ports (RS232/485) and two
Ethernet ports for high data transfers, all hardware and software requirements shall
be available to support communication ports of the RTU. The RTU shall support at
least four most common standard communication protocols to communicate
upstream MS or downstream (IEDs or slave RTUs or network).The contractor shall
provide all the details and parameter settings for each protocol used by the RTU
through (upstream or downstream or network) communications.
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Note: IEC 60870-5-101 and IEC 60870-5-104 protocols should be included to
communicate with DCC, and IEC-61850 protocol should be included to
communicate with IEDs.
4.7.1 Interface with Master Station Communication Systems
The RTU shall be designed and equipped to communicate with the master station
via the available communication links either directly or indirectly. The Contractor is
responsible for providing all necessary equipment required to achieve such
connections. Where available, the Contractor shall provide direct digital links
between the RTU and Master Station. Otherwise, the Contractor shall provide
communication equipment, as specified elsewhere in this specification. Assignment
of communication protocols to master station shall be configurable via software
using RTU configuration system.
4.7.2 Interface with intelligent Elections Devices (IED)
Each RTU shall be capable to communicate with minimum 32 intelligent electronic

devices (IEDs). The communication interfaces provided shall conform to EIA RS 485.
The baud rate of communication port(s) shall be configurable to accommodate high
data transmission.
- The RTU can acquire data from remote Intelligent Electronic Devices such as smart
meters and numerical protective relays in conjunction with conventional
inputs/outputs (I/O)
- The RTU should have all necessary hardware / software to provide an optical
interface, or any serial interface to the IEDS and numerical protection relays, or
through a serial communication links. All necessary fiber optic cables, fiber optic
modems, termination boxes, plastic pipes needed to laid and installed into existing
cable duct will be the contractor responsibility.
4.8 Maintenance and Spares
The intended maintenance strategy for the RTU is that the Employer will be able to:
(a) Perform ‘first-line-maintenance’ of all subsystems, i.e. be able to locate faulty
hardware components and replace them with spare parts with the faulty parts being
returned to the original equipment supplier for repair or replacement.
(b) Analyze and define software faults and protocol interface problems with DCC
(c) Re-configure and extend the RTU facilities with minimal assistance being
necessary from the original equipment supplier, including updating databases,
modifying and building new display screens and adding new equipment and
devices to the RTU.
Spare parts for the RTU shall be provided to support the maintenance strategy
described above, particularly bearing in mind the ‘turn around time’ to
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repair/replace faulty components.
The Tenderer shall include an itemized and individually priced list of recommended
spare parts in their offer. It is anticipated that this list would include at least one
item of each hardware component used within the RTU for use in first-line-
maintenance (or
10% of the components for components that occur in larger numbers within the
system, e.g. I/O cards).
Any special tools, including software and hardware (e.g. lap-top
computers)
maintenance tools shall also be itemized.
The Employer shall be at liberty to purchase any numbers of those items at
the tendered price until the end of warranty period.
4.9 Documentation
Documentation for the RTU shall be provided in line with the general
provisions specified in the Tender documentation.
The documentation shall include the complete functional specification of all
hardware and software and complete maintenance and user manuals for both
hardware and software.
In particular, the maintenance documentation shall include detailed fault finding
flow charts to assist with first line maintenance of all subsystems and the user
manuals shall provide detailed instructions on system configuration such that the
Owner may re- configure and extend the RTU facilities without assistance being
necessary from the original equipment supplier.
Complete and original copies of all software programmes, operating system,
protocols analysis and parameters, drivers, data bases, tools, catalogs maintenances
documents, tools, and emulators etc shall be provided as hard copy and as a soft
copy on CD all in English.
4.10 Warranty and Support
The Warranty Period shall be as stated in the contract conditions and ongoing
support for the RTU shall be available for a minimum of 18 months after issuance of
TOAC.
The Contractor shall provide both hardware and software support for all elements
of the works supplied under the Contract during the warranty period.
The Contractor shall describe proposals for providing this service including details
of procedure for return & repair of faulty modules, fault reporting procedures,
availability of telephone support, etc.
The Contractor shall install and test all new software releases relating to the existing
functionality that are required to resolve identified problems or maintain warranty
support, at no extra cost during the warranty period.
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The Tenderer shall provide details of maintenance agreements as optional prices in
their tender, for the various levels of support that may be purchased after the
completion of the Warranty period.
4.11 RTU Testing:
4.11.1 Approach to Testing
The testing philosophy for the RTU shall ensure that the equipment functionality
and site specific facilities are thoroughly exercised and validated at the
Contractor's premises before delivery. The test methodology shall complement the
design methodology and the two shall be developed in parallel.
This document does not constitute a Test Specification or Test Procedure for any
part of the system, rather it sets out the stages at which tests are required and the
subjects, location and purpose of each stage.
All test documents for all tests shall be written by the contractor and submitted to
Owner for approval prior to test at least 12 weeks before the test date. Where any
equipment is not connected to the RTU, but has its facilities marshalled in the
marshalling cabinet, these connections shall be included in the testing procedure.
The equipment shall be entirely compatible with the communications protocols as
may be required by the DCC and with the communications media available.
2.11.2 Testing Stages
The RTU shall be subject to acceptance testing as specified in this document. The
stages of testing to be performed at higher levels shall be based on the following:
1) Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)
To check that the totality of the equipment supplied under the Contract performs in
accordance with the Contract requirements.
Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) shall be performed with the RTU assembled at the
factory as a complete system.
The FAT shall exercise and prove the correct operation of all functions of the
supplied RTU whether used in this project, and the site specific facilities, using
simulation where necessary, including the interface for connection to the DCC.
The Tenderer shall state how they would undertake the FAT of the RTU in their
offer.
2) Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) and Testing with DCC
To check that the totality of the equipment supplied under the Contract performs in
accordance with the Contract requirements and interacts correctly with equipment
supplied by others and interfaces correctly to the Works, check that all indications,
status of equipments, measurements are transferred and indicated at DCC point by
point, and to conform the operation of all commands from DCC.
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Note: The contractor shall provide testing procedure of this stage, and the owner
will perform this test.
4.11.3 Notice & Witnessing of Tests
The Contractor shall provide, as part of the Programme of Work documentation, a

master plan showing the scheduled dates of testing and shall provide updates to this
plan, when any changes are known, at least 4 weeks in advance of the tests.
The Contractor shall advise Owner in writing of the actual date of commencement
of every test at least 10 working days before the commencement.
Owner shall have the right to witness any tests conducted at the Contractor's
premises. Records of every test, whether witnessed or not, shall be taken by the
Contractor and copies sent to Owner within 3 weeks of completion of the tests.
4.11.4 Test Procedures and Result Sheets
The Contractor shall prepare test procedures and result sheets for all tests. The
Contractor shall also prepare a cross reference listing to show that all of the
requirements of the Functional Design Specification have been included in the tests.
Separate test procedures and result sheets shall be provided for factory acceptance
tests.
All test procedures and result sheets will be subject to review and approval by
Owner.
4.11.5 Overall Signal Point List
Refer to the Alarm List of in Appendix "A"
Section- 4.2: Wireless Communication System
4.2.1 General
Wireless Communication system shall be provided to communicate between the

substation and DCC for the purpose of providing the following services to meet the
MoE present and future operational requirements:
- Data (2 channels × 64Kbps).

- Voice (2 Channels× 100Kbps).
- Others.
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The applicable frequency band and frequency shall be confirmed by Owner/ client
during Design stage.
The Contractor shall aware/study the existing system and to be incorporated to his
design if necessary.
The communication system shall include the transceiver, terminations, coaxial
cables, antenna, tower (telescopic tower) and lightning protection device.
The wireless system shall be capable of supporting data interfaces complying with
ITU-T G.703, ITU-R, IEEE, IEC , V.11, V.24, V.28, V.35, and X.21.
The wireless system shall be powered from 230Vac (an output of UPS AC
distribution panel). The power supply input to individual items of the wireless
system shall be individually fused.
For all substations, expansion space for wireless system including Antenna shall be
provided.
4.2.2 Remote Terminals
Communication system in Iraqi substations can be classified into two types

according to the current operating wireless communication systems of DCCs in
different governorates. The contractor shall be responsible for the design, supply,
which required for the correct interfacing of the RTU equipment with the existing
DCC, including all protocols and communications as required. The Remote
Terminals can be classified into the following systems:-
4.2.2.1 Wireless UHF System
The remote terminals of the wireless UHF system shall be of a digital type,
and shall have:
a) Radio transceiver/receiver units.
b) Interfaces.
 Asynchronous RS232 interfaces for RTU.
 RS485 interfaces.
 2- wire telephone interfaces line
 4-wire E&M signaling interfaces.
 Ethernet interfaces (Min. 100Base T).
 Data rate: to be according to the design PMP or PTP link.
c) Telephone handset.
d) Alarm indications.
e) Network management interface.
A 1+1 transceiver hot standby redundant configuration for ensuring

minimum down time in case of equipment failures shall be provided. Hot
standby is the configuration where the two transmitters and the two receivers
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operate at the same frequency. The transceivers are connected to the antenna
by a passive combining network, with one transceiver operational and the
other on hot standby.
The main and standby units shall be powered by independent power
supplies for full hot standby operation. Any failure of the operating
transmitter shall produce automatic switch-over to the standby transmitter
and initiation of an alarm. The two receivers are operating at the same time
the information is taken for the best received signal.
The system shall be capable of providing proper performance throughout the
life expectancy of the substation
4.2.2.2 Wireless UHF System
The remote terminal of WiMAX secure and reliable system according to IEEE 802.16
fixed sites shall be provided and shall have:
(a) Broadband Radio Platform with antenna.

 Broadband wireless system with antenna (wireless TCP/IP data
terminal with harsh industrial environments), device and antenna
model should be according to the design and to be compatible with
current operating communication system of DCC .
 Lowest end-to-end latency, as low as one millisecond.
 To be ideal for next generation 3G and 4G/LTE networks.
 RF Band : Operating in 3.3GHz to 3.8GHz TDD band .
 Data rate: to be according to the design PMP or PTP link (up to 120
Mbps UBR, up to 100 Mbps Ethernet rate).
 Wireless Transmission: Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing
(OFDM) technology.
 Operating Temp: -40 °C to 60 °C (-40 °F to 140 °F).
 Industry leading 120Mbps UBR with up to 100Mbps Ethernet
throughput using 2 ×2 MIMO.
 Per-link dynamic ; Lc TDD, ARQ & adaptive modulation/coding.
 All outdoor configurations with IEEE 802.3 at PoE.
 Synchronization option for collocated units (internal or GPS).
 Processing speed: 220,000 PPS.
 Unparalleled security with AES-128 and AES-256 encryption option.
 Designed to meet stringent carrier-class requirements and IP67 rated
for outdoor deployment.
 Network Connection 10/100 Ethernet (RJ-45).
(b) 2 Industrial Ethernet Rail Switch :( 8 port× 10/100BASE-TX, TP cable, RJ45
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sockets, Ethernet(10Mbit/s) and Fat-Ethernet (100Mbit/s), Temperature:-
40C° to +70C°).
(c) 2 IP Telephone.
The contractor shall provide the design of communication system which should
satisfy the following features :
 High operational security and reliability of communication link in harsh
environments with availability of 99.999 %.
 High quality transmission in accordance with the ITU-T recommendations.
 Simple operation and fault diagnosis.
4.2.3 Antenna
Antenna of UHF system shall be of the type “Yagi” and shall be constructed from
stainless steel or hot dipped galvanized steel parts finished with suitable corrosion
resistant paint.
Antenna polarization shall be determined by the Contractor to ensure that adequate

protection against over-reach and front to back interference is provided.
For WiMAX system, the antenna (wireless TCP/IP data terminal) for harsh
industrial environments to be provided, the antenna and radio terminal should be
compatible with currently operating communication system of DCC.
Highly reliable outdoor data terminal with flexible architecture to meet PMP and
PTP deployment in extreme location.
Hardened aluminum case with stainless steel components and integrated MIMO
antenna.
-40 to 75 °C operating range using dynamic and thermal dissipation.
Antennas shall be mounted on the top of the provided tower wherever possible and
shall be able to withstand all weather conditions on site. All antennas and feeder
cables shall be equipped with protection devices to ensure that no damage occurs to
the radio system during lightning storms.
The antenna gain shall be 10 dBi or more.
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4.2.4 Cable for Antenna feeder
Antenna feeder cables terminals and all accessories required to complete the
installation shall be provided and correctly fitted. The antenna feeder cable shall be
armored and compatible with the radio equipment supplied and the operating
frequencies used. To get the radio connected to the antenna for UHF system, an
LDF4 type coaxial cable with surge arrestor, grounding kit and all required
accessories should be provided. While for WiMAX system an Ethernet PoE cable
(shielded, high flex Ethernet cable) up to 91m (300ft) Ethernet cable should be
provided.
The antenna cable shall have the following features:
a) Characteristic Impedance: 50 Ω for LDF4 Coaxial cable type (for UHF

system),
100 Ω for Ethernet PoE cable (For WiMAX).
b) Losses: less than 0.5db per 100m.
c) Fire retardant.
d) Low attenuation.
4.2.5 Cabinet for Communication Equipment.
The contractor shall provide cabinet for installing communication equipment (Radio
terminal unit, switches, etc),. The cabinet shall satisfy IP62.
4.2.6 Power Supply
The power supply for communication equipment shall provide a 8 hour standby
capacity such that it is able to continue to communicate and exchange control and
data with the DCC /SCADA Master Station in the case of mains failure of the source
of supply e.g. mains or charger failure.
4.2.7 Tower
The tower shall be designed to be movable (can be moved with substation, ex:
telescopic tower) and should be suitable to carry the required antenna together with
the associated feeders and be able to withstand the continuous wind pressure and
wind gusting encountered on site.
The tower design shall be such that under maximum site wind speed (which is
45m/sec.) from any direction the maximum change in azimuth and elevation of any
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antenna shall be no more than 0.25 degree.
Any cantilever member or other components subject to fluctuating stress shall be
designed in such a way that it will not fail due to fatigue.
Alarm equipment shall be installed to detect the failure of aircraft warning lights,
and indication shall be by local alarm lamps and voltage free contacts for connection
to the alarm supervisory system.
All metal work and metal fittings shall be hot dip galvanized to the relevant
standards.
Lightning protection devices shall be provided to protect and prevent equipment
from malfunction or damage caused by lightning strikes. Lighting cable shall be
stranded copper cable with cross sectional area not less than 70 mm2.
The design life of the tower shall be in excess of 30 years.
Tower test should be according to international standards.
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Part- 5 Appendix Referenced Drawing for Contract:
1. Single line diagram for 33/11.5 kV 31.5 VA Mobile S/S.
2. Single line diagram for Aux. AC & DC Circuit.

3. Appendix A: point list of Mobile substation.
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Appendix A: Supervisory Requirement (Point List) for (DCC).
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Supply of New 33/11.5 kV Mobile SS
31.5 MVA
Section 2
Technical Data
Table of Content
a. Schedule -No. 1-1 33kV Metal Clad Switchgear ............................................................................. 1
b. Schedule -No. 1-2 11kV Metal Clad Switchgear.............................................................................. 3
c. Schedule -No.2-1 36 kV DS and ES .................................................................................................... 4
d. Schedule -No.2-2 12 kV DS ................................................................................................................. 5
e. Schedule -No.2-3 12 kV ES .................................................................................................................. 6
f. Schedule -No.3-1 36kV CB ................................................................................................................... 7
g. Schedule-No.3-2 12kV CB ................................................................................................................... 9
h. Schedule -No.4 31.5 MVA 33/11.5 kV Power Transformer ............................................................ 11
i. Schedule -No.5 50 kVA 33/0.4 kV Auxiliary Transformer ............................................................. 14
j. Schedule -No.6-1 36 kV CT ................................................................................................................ 16
k. Schedule -No.6-2 12 kV CT ............................................................................................................... 17
l. Schedule -No.7-1 33 kV VT ................................................................................................................ 19
m. Schedule No.7-2 11 kV VT ................................................................................................................ 20
n. Schedule -No.8 11 kV Earthing Resistor ......................................................................................... 21
o. Schedule -No.9-1 36 kV LA ............................................................................................................... 22
p. Schedule -No.9-2 7.5 kV LA .............................................................................................................. 23
q. Schedule -No. 10 Battery .................................................................................................................. 24
r. Schedule -No. 11 Battery Charger .................................................................................................... 25
s. Schedule -No.12-1 Meters for 33 & 11 kV ....................................................................................... 27
t. Schedule -No.12-2 Meters for 11 kV Outgoing Feeder ................................................................... 28
u. Schedule -No.13-1 TF. Main Protection Relay .............................................................................. 29
v. Schedule -No.13-2 TF.H.T.side Back-up Protection Relay .......................................................... 31
w. Schedule -No.13-3 TF.L.T. side Back-up Protection Relay......................................................... 32
x. Schedule -No.13-4 11 kV Feeder Protection Relay ........................................................................ 34
y. Schedule No.14-1 33 kV Power Cables for Incoming .................................................................... 35
z. Schedule -No.14-2 33 kV Power Cables to Transformer............................................................... 36
aa. Schedule SP08- NO.14-3 11 kV Power Cables for Incoming ..................................................... 37
ab. Schedule-No.14-4 11 kV Power Cables for Feeder....................................................................... 38
ac. Schedule -No.15 LV Power Cables................................................................................................. 39
ad. Schedule -No.16 33 & 11 kV Plug-in Connector .......................................................................... 40
ae. Schedule -No.17 Insulation Oil...................................................................................................... 41
af. Schedule -No.18 Trailer ................................................................................................................... 42
ag. Schedule -No.18 Traveling body of mobile substation .............................................................. 44
ah. Schedule -No.19 Tenderer’s Typical Drawing .............................................................................. 44
Technical Data
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ai. Schedule -No.20 Remote Terminal Unit…………………………………………………………45
aj.Schedule -No.21 Communication System (UHF)…………………………………………….......49
ak. Schedule -No.22 Communication System (WiMAX)………………………………………..…51
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Technical Particulars & Guarantees of Equipment
The tenderer shall fill the proposed value for each item in the column of "Proposed" in the
“Technical Particulars and Guarantees” table for each equipment hereunder and submit them
as the proposal.
a. Schedule. 1-1 33kV Metal Clad Switchgear
Technical Particulars and Guarantees of

33 kV Medium Voltage Metal Clad Switchgear
No. Description Unit Required Proposed
1 Manufacturer Name To be filled
2 Manufacture Type No. To be filled
3 Type Air-insulated
metal-clad type
5 Rated Voltage kV 36
a)Impulse withstand voltage (peak) kV 170
b)One minute 50Hz withstand voltage kV 70
(r.m.s.)
7 Rated current Main busbars: 630
A
8 Rated short-time current for 3 sec. kA 25
9 Peak withstand current kA 63
10 Rated frequency Hz 50
11 Degree of protection: IP 40
12 Insulation type of busbars To be filled

13 Color and type of painting Light gray finish,
semi-gloss,
melamine resin
14 Type of main contact to circuit breaker Plug and socket
type
15 Type of interlocking between DS and Electrical with DC
incoming VCB 110 V
16 Interlock between CB door and CB Yes
isolated position
17 Safety diaphragm to release the inside arc Yes
fault pressure
18 Heater with thermostat V AC 220
19 Ventilation (with filter) m3/hr To be filled
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20 Busbars system Single busbar
21 a) Mass of Incoming Switchgear kg To be filled

b) Mass of Transformer Switchgear kg To be filled
c) Mass of Aux. Transformer Switchgear kg To be filled
22 Certificate or report of type test To be attached
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b. Schedule. 1-2 11kV Metal Clad Switchgear

11 kV Medium Voltage Metal Clad Switchgear
3 Type Air-insulated
metal-clad
5 Rated Voltage kV 12
a)Impulse withstand voltage (peak) kV 75
b)One minute 50Hz withstand voltage kV 28
(r.m.s.)
7 Rated current A Busbar: 2500
A Branch: 630
11 Degree of protection: IP 40
12 Insulation type of busbars To be filled

13 Color and type of painting Light gray finish,
semi-gloss,
melamine resin
14 Type of main contact to circuit breaker Plug and socket
type
15 Type of interlocking between CB and Mechanical, with
earthing switch for outgoing Feeder padlock
16 Interlock between CB door and CB Yes
isolated position
17 Safety diaphragm to release the inside arc Yes
fault pressure
18 Heater with thermostat V AC 220
19 Ventilation (with filter) m3/hr To be filled
20 Busbars system Single busbar
21 Mass of Incoming Switchgear kg To be filled
Mass of three Outgoing Switchgears kg To be filled
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c. Schedule.2-1 36 kV DS and ES

36 kV On-load Disconnecting Switch (DS) and Earthing Switch(ES)
1. Manufacturer Name To be filled
2 Type Air-insulated,
a) On-load Disconnecting switch(DS) vertical, single
throw, manual
operation type
b) Earthing switch(ES) ditto
3. Number of poles 3
4. Location of service Inside metal
clad switchgear
5. Rated voltage kV 36
6. Rated insulation level kV 170
a) Impulse withstand voltage (peak)
b) One minute 50 Hz withstand voltage kV 70
(r.m.s.)
7. Space between open contacts for DS
a) Distance mm To be filled
8. Rated current for DS A 900
9. Rated short-time current for 1sec. kA 25
10. Making capacity for main contacts of DS and kA 63
earthing switch
11. Creepage path: Total length mm 576
(*based on 16mm/kV )
12. Minimum Clearance in air
a) Between poles mm 320
b) To earth mm 320
13. Type of operating mechanism Manual
14. Type of interlocking mechanism Mechanical
a) interlocked between DS and ES with
padlock
15. Number and type of spare auxiliary 5 NO / 5NC
Switches
16. Auxiliary switch
a)Continuous current carrying capacity A To be filled
b) Breaking capacity at 110V DC A To be filled
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d. Schedule -No.2-2 12 kV DS

12 kV On-load Disconnecting Switch (DS)
On-load Disconnecting switch(DS) vertical, single
throw, manual
operation type
3. Number of poles
Disconnecting switch(DS) 1
4. Location of service Inside earthing
Disconnecting switch(DS) resistor
enclosure
(r.m.s.)
Distance mm To be filled
8. Rated current for DS A 400
9. Rated short-time current for 1sec. kA To be filled
10. Making capacity for main contacts of DS kA To be filled
To earth mm 120
Switches
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e. Schedule -No.2-3 12 kV ES

12 kV Earthing Switch (ES)
Earthing switch(ES) vertical, single
throw, manual
operation type
3. Number of poles
Earthing switch(ES) 3
4. Location of service Inside metal
Earthing switch(ES) clad switchgear
(r.m.s.)
Distance mm To be filled
8. Rated short-time current for 1sec. kA 25
9. Making capacity for main contacts of DS and kA 63
earthing switch
a) Between poles mm 120
b) To earth mm 120
Switches
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f. Schedule -No.3-1 36kV CB

36 kV Circuit Breakers
motor charged
spring, triple
pole operation,
Vacuum circuit
breaker
4 Number of poles 3
5 Location of service: Inside metal
clad switchgear
6 Rated voltage kV 36
a) Impulse withstand voltage (peak) kV 170
(r.m.s.)
9 Rated current A 1250
10 Rated breaking current
a) Line charging A To be filled
b) Cable charging A To be filled
11 Rated Short-circuit breaking current
a) Symmetrical kA 25
13 First pole-to-clear factor 1.5
14 Rated transient recovery voltage kV/µs To be filled
15 Rated short-circuit making current kA 63
16 Rated operating sequence for double O-0.3"-CO-3'-
reclosing CO
17 Rated interrupting time Sec. Max. 0.1
18 Closing time Sec. To be filled
19 Opening time Sec. To be filled
20 Spring charging time at rated operation Sec. Max. 30
voltage
21 Number of breaks in Series per pole 1
22 Rated supply voltage for
a) Closing coil V DC 110
b) Shunt opening release V DC 110
c) Motor V DC 110
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23 Current required at rated supply voltage by

a) Closing coil A To be filled
b) Shunt opening release A To be filled
c) Motor A To be filled
24 Auxiliary switch
a) Continuous current carrying capacity A To be filled
25 Number and type of spare auxiliary 5-NO / 5-NC
Switches
26 Guaranteed number of breakings before
being necessary to inspect the circuit breaker 20
poles
27 Guaranteed number of operations with on-
load before being necessary to inspect the
circuit breaker poles & operating device 10000
28 Type of corrosion protection of steel parts Zinc chromate
Plating and
painting
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g. Schedule -No.3-2 12kV CB

12 kV Circuit Breakers
motor charged
spring, triple
pole operation,
Vacuum circuit
breaker
4 Number of poles 3
5 Location of service Inside metal
clad switchgear
(r.m.s.)
9 Rated current A Incoming: 2500
A Outgoing: 630
10 Rated breaking current
a) Line charging A To be filled
b) Cable charging A To be filled
11 Rated Short-circuit breaking current
a) Symmetrical kA 25
13 First pole-to-clear factor 1.5
14 Rated transient recovery voltage kV/µs To be filled
15 Rated short-circuit making current kA 63
16 Rated operating sequence for double O-0.3"-CO-3'-CO
reclosing
17 Rated interrupting time Sec. Max. 0.1
18 Closing time Sec. To be filled
19 Opening time Sec. To be filled
20 Spring charging time at rated operation Sec. Max. 30
voltage
21 Number of breaks in Series per pole 1
22 Rated supply voltage for
a) Closing coil V DC 110
b) Shunt opening release V DC 110
c) Motor V DC 110
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23 Current required at rated supply voltage

by
a) Closing coil A To be filled
b) Shunt opening release A To be filled
c) Motor A To be filled
24 Auxiliary switch
a) Continuous current carrying capacity A To be filled
25 Number and type of spare auxiliary 5-NO /5-NC
Switches
26 Guaranteed number of breakings before
being necessary to inspect the circuit 20
breaker poles
27 Guaranteed number of operations with on-
load before being necessary to inspect the
circuit breaker poles & operating device 10000
28 Type of corrosion protection of steel parts Zinc chromate
plating and
painting
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h. Schedule -No.4 13.5 MVA 33/11.5 kV Power Transformer

31.5 MVA 33/11.5 kV Power Transformer
1 Manufacturer Name
a) Transformer To be filled
b) On-load tap changer To be filled
2 Type Oil immersed,

ONAN with on-
load tap changer
4 Rated voltage ratio kV 33/11.5
5 Rated power MVA 31.5
6 Number of Phase 3
7 Frequency Hz 50
8 Rated voltage kV 33 + 7.5%/-10%
a) H.T. (13-17 steps)
b) L .T. kV 11.5
9 Rated voltage of winding
a) H. T. kV 33
b) L.T. kV 11.5
10.1 Insulation level : Impulse withstand Winding Bushing
voltage (peak)
a) H.T. line kV 170 170
b) L.T. line kV 75 75
c) L.T. neutral kV 75 75
10.2 Insulation level : One minute 50 Hz Winding Bushing
withstand voltage (r.m.s.)
a) H.T. line kV 70 70
b) L.T. line kV 28 28
c) L.T. neutral kV 28 28
11 Winding temperature at rated power
a) Temperature Rise K 50
b) Total Temperature °C 105
12 Top oil temperature at rated power
13 Calculated thermal time constant Hr To be filled
14 Maximum flux density in iron at rated
frequency and rated voltage ratio
a) at normal voltage Tesla To be filled
b) at 90% normal voltage Tesla To be filled
c) at 110% normal voltage Tesla To be filled
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15 Maximum current density in windings at
rated power
a) H.T. winding A/mm2 To be filled
b) L.T winding A/mm2 To be filled
16 Losses
a) No load loss at rated voltage and kW To be filled
frequency
b) Load loss at rated power at 75 °C kW To be filled
17 No load current at rated voltage % To be filled
18 Impedance voltage at 75 °C, at principal % 10
tapping
19 Voltage drop at rated current as
percentage of rated voltage
a) at unity power factor To be filled
b) at 0.8 lagging power factor To be filled
20 Type of winding
a) H.T. To be filled
b) L.T. To be filled
21 Type of insulation of winding
a) H.T. To be filled
b) L.T. To be filled
22 Type of insulation of
a) Tappings To be filled
b) Tapping connections To be filled
c) Core assembly To be filled
d) Core laminations To be filled
23 Thickness of transformer tank mm To be filled
a) Sides
b) Bottom mm To be filled
24 Thickness of radiator plates mm To be filled
25 Winding connection
a) H.T. Delta
b) L.T. Star (neutral
brought out)
27 Primary cables with plug-in connectors: 3 x 1c x 044 mm2,
Number and type of cables XLPEor EPRCu
stranded
28 Secondary cables with plug-in 9 x 1c x 400 mm2,
connectors: XLPEorEPRCu
Number and type of cables stranded
29 Neutral cable: 1 x 1c x 150 mm2,
Number and type of cables XLPE, Cu stranded
30 Test pressure of tank kPa 34
31 Type of core To be filled
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32 Core sheet materials (e.g. Cold-rolled, To be filled
grain-oriented steel)
33 Type of oil (e.g. SHELL DIALA(B)) As per IEC
requirement
34 Type of corrosion protection on steel
parts Oil resistance paint
a) Inside tank
b) Outside tank (e.g. Phtalic acid resin To be filled
paint)
35 Total oil required
a) Volume m3 To be filled
b) Mass Ton To be filled
36 Total mass of complete transformer Ton To be filled
including fittings and oil
37 Noise level at distance of 0.3 meters from dB Max. 65
the transformer in accordance with IEC
60076-10.
38 Conservator (e.g. Air type or diaphragm
type with dehydrating breather)
a) for main tank To be filled
b) for OLTC chamber To be filled
39 Gasket materials (e.g. NBR) To be filled
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i. Schedule -No.5 50 kVA 33/0.4 kV Auxiliary Transformer

50 kVA 33/0.4 kV Auxiliary Transformer
2 Type Oil-immersed,
Hermetically
sealed
4 Rated voltage ratio kV 33/0.4
5 Rated power kVA 50
6 Number of phase 3
7 Frequency Hz 50
8 Rated voltage of winding
a) H.T. kV 33
b) L.T. kV 0.4/0.23
9.1 Insulation level : Impulse withstand
voltage (peak)
a) H.T. line kV 170
9.2 Insulation level : One minute 50 Hz
a) H.T. line kV 70
10 Winding temperature at rated power
11 Top oil temperature at rated power
12 No load current at rated voltage A To be filled
13 Impedance voltage at rated power % To be filled

14 Winding connection
a) H.T. Delta
b) L.T. Star (Neutral
brought
out)
16 Creepage path of H.T. line bushings – 576 mm or greater
Total length
17 Type of oil As per IEC

requirement
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18 Corrosion protection on steel parts
a) Inside tank Oil resistant paint
b) Outside tank To be filled
19 Total oil required

a) Volume Liter To be filled
b) Mass Ton To be filled
20 Total mass of complete transformer Ton To be filled
including fitting and oil
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j. Schedule -No.6-1 36 kV CT

36 kV Current Transformer

2 Type Molded type

4 Rated primary current A 044
5 Rate d secondary current A 5 , 1 (Differential)
6 Rated short time current kA / 1 sec 25
b) One minute 50Hz withstand kV 70
voltage
(r.m.s.)
9 Characteristics of Current Transformer
(Line Current transformer for Incoming)
1) For Metering
a) Accuracy class 1.0
b) Rated output More than 2 times
of the loaded
Ammeter burden
Min. 30VA
2) For Protection
a) Accuracy class 5P10
of all loaded relays
burden
Min. 15VA
3) For Differential Protection
of differential relay
burden
Min. 15VA
c) Knee-point voltage V To be filled
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k. Schedule8-No.6-2 12 kV CT

12 kV Current Transformer
2 Type Molded type
4 Rated primary current A Incoming : 2000
A Feeder : 300-510
5 Rated secondary current A 5 , 1 (Differential)
6 Rated short time current kA / 1 sec 25
voltage (r.m.s.)
9 Characteristics of Current Transformer
9.1 (Line Current transformer for Incoming)
1) For Metering
of the loaded
Ammeter burden
Min. 30VA
2) For Protection
of all loaded
relays burden
Min. 15VA
3) For Differential Protection
of all loaded
relays burden
Min. 15VA
c) Knee-point voltage V To be filled
9.2 (Line Current transformer for Feeder)
1) For Metering
of the loaded
Ammeter burden
Min. 30VA
2) For Protection
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of all loaded
relays burden
Min. 15VA
9.3 (Neutral Current Transformer) on neutral point of Main Transformer
For Protection
of loaded relays
burden
Min. 15VA
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l. Schedule -No.7-1 33 kV VT

33 kV Voltage Transformer
2 Type Molded type
3 Rated primary voltage kV 33 /√3
4 Rated secondary voltage V 110 /√3

5 Rated voltage factor for 1.2
continuous
for 8 hours 1.9
6 Number of phases Single phase (
x 3)
voltage(r.m.s.)
8 Accuracy class 1.0/3P
9 Rated output 50% excess

output
capacity of
total burdens
Min. 50VA
10 Mass of voltage transformer for 3 phase kg To be filled
set
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m. Schedule -No.7-2 11 kV VT

11 kV Voltage Transformer
2 Type Molded type,
with residual
winding
3 Rated primary voltage kV 11 /√3
4 Rated secondary voltage V 110 / √3

5 Rated tertiary voltage for open delta V 110 / 3
winding for earth fault indication
6 Rated voltage factor for 1.2
continuous
for 8 hours 1.9
7 Number of phases Single phase (
x 3)
b) One minute 50Hz withstand voltage
(r.m.s.) kV 28
9 Accuracy class 1.0 / 3P
10 Rated output 50% excess

output
capacity of
total burdens
Min. 50VA
11 Mass of voltage transformer for 3phase kg To be filled
set
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n. Schedule -No.8 11 kV Earthing Resistor

11 kV Earthing Resistor
2 Location Outdoor
4 Rated current A 300
5 Rated time Sec. 30
6 Resistance at 55 °C ohm 21.1
7 Number of phase Single phase

b) One minute 50Hz withstand
voltage (r.m.s.) kV 28
9 Enclosure IP 44
10 Equipment to be accommodated with a) 12 kV on-load
disconnecting
switch
b) 7.5 kV arrestor
c) 300-150/5 A CT
d) Terminal for
cable
11 Resister plate Anticorrosion
12 Temperature rise curves at ambient To be filled
temperature 55 °C
13 Effect of electrical and mechanical No damage
stress during faults
14 Mass of total set kg To be filled
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o. Schedule -No.9-1 36 kV LA

36 kV Lightning Arrester
2 Type Metal oxide

gapless type
5 Material of arrester element Zinc oxide
6 Normal discharge current (crest) kA 10 crest

7 Max. Residual voltage (at 10 kA crest To be filled
with 8/20 microseconds wave shape)
8 Line discharge class Class 2
9 Pressure relief current (r.m.s.) kA 40
10 Energy absorption To be filled
11 Rated insulation level on the assembled

insulators
b) One minute 50Hz withstand voltage kV 70
(r.m.s.)
12 Type of corrosion protection of steel To be filled
parts
13 Creepage path on insulator
Total length mm 576
14 Material of insulator To be filled
15 Color of insulator To be filled
16 Total mass kg To be filled
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p. Schedule No.9-2 7.5 kV LA

7.5 kV Lightning Arrester
2 Type Metal oxide
gapless type
3 Rated voltage kV 7.5
5 Material of arrester element Zinc oxide
6 Normal discharge current (crest) kA 10

7 Max. Residual voltage (at 10 kA crest To be filled
with 8/20 microseconds wave shape)
8 Line discharge class Class 2
9 Pressure relief current (r.m.s.) kA 40
10 Energy absorption To be filled

11 Rated insulation level on the assembled
insulators
Impulse withstand voltage (peak) kV 60
One minute 50Hz withstand voltage kV 20
(r.m.s.)
12 Type of corrosion protection of steels To be filled
parts
13 Creepage path on insulator mm 192
Total length (12kV x
16mm/kV)
14 Material of insulator To be filled
15 Color of insulator To be filled
16 Total mass kg To be filled
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q. Schedule -No. 10 Battery

Battery
Manufacturer Name of battery To be filled
1
Type of Battery board Air-insulated
2 metal-enclosed
type
Location of service Outdoor or
3 indoor(inside
enclosure)
Type of battery Pocket-type Ni-
4
Cd
5 Rated capacity AH Min. 100
6 Rated voltage of battery unit V 110.4
7 Nominal voltage of battery cell V/cell 1.2
8 Number of cells 92
9 Final discharge-end voltage V/cell To be filled

Type of electrolyte Potassium
10
hydroxide
11 Specific gravity of electrolyte at 20 ◦C To be filled
Type of positive plate Nickel-hydroxide

12
and graphite
Type of negative plate Electrolytic
13
cadmium
Type of separators To be filled
14
Type of mounting rack Steel painted with

15 alkaline resistant
paint
16 Weight of cell with electrolyte Kg/cell To be filled
Volume of electrolyte Liter/cell To be filled

17
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r. Schedule -No. 11 Battery Charger

Battery Charger
1 Manufacturer Name of battery charger To be filled
2 Type of Charger board Air-insulated

metal-enclosed
type
3 Location of service Outdoor or
indoor(inside
enclosure)
4 Type of battery charger Full automatic
constant voltage
DC power source
5 AC input voltage V 220 +/- 10%
6 Number of phase of AC input 5
7 Type of rectifier single phase
Thyrister full
wave bridge
8 Type of cooling for rectifier Self air-cooled by
metallic fins
9 Output constant voltage range of
rectifier V 132 +/-1.5%
On trickle charge
On boost charge V 150 +/-1.5%
10 Regulated voltage range on DC busbar V 110 +/-10%
11 Means of regulating output voltage on Semi-conductor
DC busbar dropper
12 Continuous output current range
On trickle charge A To be filled
On boost charge at half maximum rate A To be filled
On boost charge at full maximum rate A To be filled
13 Di-electric strength (50Hz for 1 minute)

a)Between AC phases and earth V 2000
b)Between AC and DC circuit V 2000
14 Setting range of DC under-voltage To be filled
relay
15 Setting current range for DC earth fault To be filled
16 Color of enclosure Light gray finish,

Semi-gloss
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17 Total weight of battery & charger board kg To be filled
(including all batteries)
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s. Schedule -No.12-1 Meters for 33 & 11 kV
Meters for 33 & 11 kV Incoming
2 Type Digital type with

LCD monitor
3 Kind of measurement AC Current
AC Voltage
4 Rated AC input current A 5
5 Rated AC input voltage V 110
6 Input consumption:
Current Circuit VA To be filled
Voltage circuit VA To be filled
7 Accuracy class Class 1.0 for all
measurements
8 Number of AC input Current & Current : 3 (R, Y, B)
Voltage Voltage : 3 (R, Y, B)
9 Display of measurement Simultaneous
display of each one
value for I & V
10 Change-over of display of phase:
AC Current Push button
AC voltage Push button
11 Display updating time Sec. To be filled
12 Overload capacity
Current Circuit 40 times rated

current for 1 sec., 1.2
times for continuous
operation
Voltage Circuit 2 times rated voltage
for 10 sec., 1.2 times
for continuous
operation
13 Auxiliary power supply V DC110
14 Color frame Semi-gloss black
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t. Schedule -No.12-2 Meters for 11 kV Outgoing Feeder

Meters for 11 kV Outgoing Feeder
2 Type Digital type with LCD

monitor
3 Kind of measurement AC Current
5 Input consumption
a)Current Circuit VA To be filled
6 Accuracy class Class 1.0
7 Number of AC input
Current 3 (R, Y, B)
8 Change-over of display of phase :
AC Current Push button
9 Display updating time Sec. To be filled
10 Overload capacity
Current Circuit 40 times rated current

for 1 sec., 1.2 times for
continuous operation
11 Auxiliary power supply V DC110
12 Color frame Semi-gloss black
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u. Schedule -No.13-1 TF. Main Protection Relay

Transformer Main Protection Relay
Model name by manufacturer To be filled

2 Type Numerical &
multiple relay
function type
3 Rated AC input current A 1 (for Diff.)
4 Maximum total burden VA To be filled

5 Auxiliary power supply V DC 110
6 Mounting Flush mounting
7 Degree of protection IP 52
8 Operating temperature range for ◦C -10 to + 55

any single 6 hour duration within
24 hour period
9 Protection Relay
Basic time range Sec. 0–3
9.1 Biased ratio Differential relay (87T)
a) Type of compensation for ratio Software (numerical)
and vector difference between adaption
primary and secondary side.
b) Base differential setting (I dif.) % 10-50
c) 2nd harmonics inrush restraint % 5-100
setting against the fundamental
d) Non restraint differential set % 500-2000
on H.T. winding
e) Operate time, restrained ms To be filled at 2 x I
dif
f) Reset time, restrained ms To be filled at 2 x I
dif
g) Operate time, unrestrained ms To be filled at 5 x I
dif
h)Reset time, unrestrained ms To be filled at 5 x I
dif
9.2 Trip circuit supervision (TCS)
Quantity One for each CB at
TF H.T. & L.T. side
Alarm delay time setting Sec. 0-300
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10 Auxiliary relay or signal output
Rated voltage of contacts V 250 AC/DC
Rated current of contacts
-Continuous A To be filled
-Make and carry for 3 sec. A To be filled
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v. Schedule.13-2 TF.H.T.side Back-up Protection Relay

Transformer H.T.side Back-up Protection Relay

2 Type Numerical &
multiple relay
function type
5 Maximum burden VA To be filled
24 hour period
10 Protection Relay
10.1 TF H.T. Overcurrent relay (51P)
Current setting range (IDMTL) % 30-200
Current setting range % 400-1600
(Instantaneous)
Time-current characteristics Normal inverse
10.2 TF H.T. Earth fault relay (51GP)
Current setting range (IDMTL) % 5 – 40
(Instantaneous)
10.3 Under voltage relay to trip CB in
case of supply voltage failure (27P)
Voltage setting range % 10 – 100
Time setting Sec. 0 – 60
TF H.T. & L.T. side
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w. Schedule SP08-No.13-3 TF.L.T. side Back-up Protection Relay

Transformer L.T.side Back-up Protection Relay
2 Type Numerical &

multiple relay
function type
5 Maximum total burden VA To be filled

24 hour period
10 Protection Relay
10.1 TF L.T. Over current relay (51S)
Current setting range -
(Instantaneous)
Self-powering protection device Yes
10.2 TF L.T. earth fault relay (51GS)
Current setting range -
(Instantaneous)
Self-powering protection device Yes
10.3 TF L.T. neutral earth fault relay
(51GN)
Time –current characteristics Definite time
10.4 TF L.T. earth fault relay (64V)
Voltage setting range (IDMTL) % 1 - 100
Time –setting Sec. 0 - 60.
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TF H.T. & L.T. side
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x. Schedule -No.13-4 11 kV Feeder Protection Relay

11 kV Feeder Protection Relay

2 Type Numerical &
multiple relay
function type
5 Maximum burden VA To be filled
24 hour period
10 Protection Relay
10.1 Overcurrent relay (51F)
(Instantaneous)
10.2 Earth fault relay (51GF)
(Instantaneous)
Quantity One for each CB
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y. Schedule -No.14-1 33 kV Power Cables for Incoming

33 kV Power Cables for Incoming
2 Type EPR
4 Construction data
Number of conductor 1 Core
Cross sectional area mm² 400
Shape of conductor Circular stranded
compacted
Material of conductor Copper
Material of insulation EPR
Material of sheath PVC
Color of sheath Red
Overall diameter of cable (Approx.) mm To be filled
Net weight (Approx.) kg/km To be filled
5 Electrical data
AC. Withstand voltage for 5 kV 63
minutes
Impulse withstand voltage kV 170
Max. DC Conductor resistance at ohm/km To be filled
20◦C
Max. Temperature rating of ◦C 80
conductor
Max. current rating (touching flat A To be filled
formation) in ground at 35 ◦C
Rated short-time current for 1 sec. kA To be filled
Rated Frequency Hz 50
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z. Schedule.14-2 33 kV Power Cables to Transformer

33 kV Power Cables to Transformer
2 Type CU/XLPEorEPR/PVC
4 Construction data
compacted
Color of Sheath Red
Overall diameter of cable mm To be filled
(Approx.)
5 Electrical data
minutes
Max. DC Conductor resistance at ohm/km To be filled
20◦C
Max. Temperature rating of ◦C 90
conductor
Max. current rating (touching flat A To be filled
Rated short-time current for 1 kA To be filled
sec.
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aa. Schedule - NO.14-3 11 kV Power Cables for Incoming

11 kV Power Cables for Incoming
2 Type CU/XLPEorEPR/PVC
4 Construction data
compacted
Color of Sheath Black
Overall diameter of cable mm To be filled
(Approx.)
5 Electrical data
minutes
Max DC Conductor resistance at ohm/km To be filled
20 ◦C
Max Temperature rating of ◦C 90
conductor
Max current rating (touching flat A To be filled
Rated short-time current for 1 kA To be filled
sec.
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ab. Schedule SP08-No.14-4 11 kV Power Cables for Feeder

11 kV Power Cables for Feeder
2 Type XLPE
4 Construction data
compacted
Material of insulation XLPE
Color of sheath Black
Overall diameter of cable (Approx.) mm To be filled
5 Electrical data
minutes
Max DC Conductor resistance at 20 ohm/km To be filled
◦C
Max Temperature rating of ◦C 80
conductor
Max current rating (touching flat A To be filled
Rated short-time current for 1 sec. kA To be filled
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ac. Schedule -No.15 LV Power Cables

Low Voltage Power Cables
2 Type CU/XLPE/PVC
4 Rated voltage V 600
5 Number of cores 2, 3, 4 cores
6 Type of insulation materials XLPE
7 Type of sheath materials PVC
Flame resistance
8 Color of Sheath Black
9 Cable size mm² To be filled
10 Outer diameter (Approx.) mm To be filled
11 Overall diameter (Approx.) mm To be filled
12 Max DC Conductor resistance at ohm/km To be filled
20 ◦C
13 Insulation resistance (Minimum) meg-ohm /km To be filled
14 AC. Withstand voltage V 2500
15 Net weight of cable (Approx.) kg/km To be filled
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ad. Schedule -No.16 33 & 11 kV Plug-in Connector

33 & 11 kV Plug- in Connector
( for connection to power transformer )
33 kV 11 kV
2 Type Plug-in with water
proof & dust proof
type
4 Applicable temperature ◦C
Minimum temperature -10
Maximum temperature ◦C +90
5 Number of pins 33 kV 11kV
1x3 1x9
6 Type of contact To be filled
7 Applicable cable size 33 kV 11kV
400 mm² 400 mm²

x1 x3
8 Rated voltage 33 kV 11kV
kV 36 12
9 Rated current A To be filled
10 Rated short-time current kA To be filled

for 1 sec.
11 Contact resistance Ohm To be filled
12 Rated insulation level 33 kV 11kV
a) Impulse withstand
voltage (peak) kV 170 75
b)One minute 50Hz 33 kV 11kV
kV 70 28
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ae. Schedule.17 Insulation Oil

Insulation Oil
Typical Specification
Specification Required
No. Description By MoE Proposed
IEC 60296
1 Appearance clear, free of complies
solids
2 Density at 20 °C <895 ≤ 881
3 Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C 12 max ≤ 12
4 Kinematic viscosity at -15 °C - ≤ 340
5 Kinematic viscosity at -30 °C 1800 max ≤ 1790

6 135 min ≥ 146
Flashpoint P.M.
7 Pourpoint - 40 max ≤ - 57
8 Neutralization value 0.01 max ≤ 0.03
9 Corrosive Sulphur Non- Non-corrosive
corrosive
10 Breakdown voltage (after Min 70 After > 60 ex works
treatment) treatment (>70upon
treatment)
11 Water content <30 bulk
(ex work)
12 Dielectric dissipation factor 0.005 max ≤ 0.001
at 90 °C (after treatment)
13 Oxidation Stability
(164h/100 °C)
- Neutralization value - ≤ 0.2
- Sludge content - ≤ 0.02
14 Oxidation Stability
(164h/120 °C)
-Total acidity 1.2 max ≤ 0.9
- Sludge 0.8 max ≤ 0.3
- Tan delta 90 °C 0.5 max ≤ 0.07
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af. Schedule -No.18 Trailer

Trailer
2 Type Low-bed trailer
3 Number of Trailers per one Mobile SS 1 or 2 (Due to
design)
4 Principal dimension and weight mm
Overall length To be filled
Overall width mm To be filled
Overall height (unladed) mm To be filled
Floor height mm To be filled
Wheel base mm To be filled
Tare weight kg To be filled
Maximum payload kg To be filled
Gross vehicle weight kg To be filled
5 Distribution weight Unladed
King pin (front axle) kg To be filled
Rear axle kg To be filled
Laden
King pin (front axle) kg To be filled
Rear axle kg To be filled
6 Size and quantity of Tire & Wheel
Tire To be filled
Wheel To be filled
7 Type of service brake Air “S” cam type
8 Type of parking brake Valve operating,
spring loaded
chamber
9 Type of suspension Triple spring type
10 Type of landing gears Left and right
combined
operation, high
and low speed
range, manual
operation with
square pads
11 Type of vehicle coupling device (king SAE 3.5 inches
pin)
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12 Electric system
Voltage V 24
Receptacle type 7 poles (SAE)
13 Color of signal lamps

Tail, stop & parking Combined (red)
Turn signal & hazard Combined
(orange)
License lamp White
14 Flooring materials Checked steel
plate
15 Speed limit km/h 40
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ag. Schedule -No.18 Traveling body of mobile substation

Traveling body of mobile substation
1 Maximum dimension for traveling body
Height from the ground to the highest m Max. 4.6
top of equipment
Width including any protruding part m Max. 3.75
of equipment
Longitudinal length including any m Max. 16.0
protruding part of equipment
ah. Schedule-No.19 Tenderer’s Typical Drawing
Typical Layout Drawing and Single Line Diagrams to have been submitted;
Typical Layout of 33/11.5 kV 31.5 MVA Mobile S/S Dwg. No.
Single Line Diagram 33/11.5 kV 31.5MVA Mobile Dwg. No.

S/S
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ai. Schedule-No.20 Remote Terminal Unit
Technical Particulars and Guarantees of Remote Terminal Unit

REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT
1 GENERAL
1.1 Manufacturer Name To be filled in
1.2 Country of Manufacturing To be filled in
1.3 Model To be filled in
1.4 Applicable Standards To be filled in
2 DESIGN DETAIL
2.1 I/O maximum capacities To be filled in
2.2 Input signals
• Signal PCS To be filled in
• Analog measurement PCS To be filled in
• Digital measurement PCS To be filled in
• Pulse measurement PCS To be filled in
2.3 Output signals
• Command PCS To be filled in
• Analog set point value PCS To be filled in
• Digital set point value PCS To be filled in
2.4 Spare for each type of % 30
input/output signals (Fully fitted
2.5 Maximum System Capacity % ≥2 x SSC
( Specified System Capacity: SSC)
2.6 Maximum future expansion capacity % ≥30
A MASTER CONTROL UNIT
1 GENERAL
2 ELECTRICAL DATA
2.1 Rated voltage V AC230
2.2 Maximum power consumption W To be filled in
2.3 Rated frequency Hz 50
3 DESIGN DETAIL
3.1 Main Processor To be filled in
3.2 Processor clock speed GHz To be filled in
3.3 Operating System To be filled in
3.4 Memory size GB To be filled in
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3.5 Maximum Memory Capacity GB To be filled in
3.6 Hard Drive TB To be filled in
3.7 Add up to Hard Disk TB To be filled in
3.8 Optical Drive To be filled in
3.9 External Ports To be filled in
3.10 Network
• Communication Protocols to DCC IEC 60870-5 101
and IEC 60870-5
104
•Communication Protocols in IEC 61850
Substation LAN
3.11 TCP/IP Internet Yes
3.12 RS232 /485 Interface Yes & ≥64kbps
4 DIMENSION AND WEIGHT
4.1 Dimensions (L x W x H) mm To be filled in
4.2 Weight kg To be filled in
B SUBSTATION LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)
1 DESIGN DETAIL
1.1 Fiber optic transmission medium To be filled in
1.2 ST-type Connectors of Fiber optic Yes
1.3 Communication protocol To be filled in
1.4 LAN bandwidth kbps To be filled in
1.5 LAN is implemented via hub or Yes
star coupler
C BAY CONTROL UNIT
1 GENERAL
1.4 Applicable Standards IEC 60225,
IEC61000 and
IEC60068
1.5 Flush Mounted housing Yes
1.6 Degree of protection IP51 (Rear IP20)
1.7 Local LCD Display Yes
2 DESIGN DETAIL
2.1 LAN communication port
 LAN interface: Ethernet,
IEEE802.3, 10
BASE-FL
 Protocol: TCP/IP
 Data transfer rate: >10 Mbit/sec
 Physical medium: Optical fiber GI
62.5/1 25 pm, ST
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connector
2.2 Time synchronization network port
 Accuracy: ±1 ms
 Physical medium: Optical fiber GI
62.5/1 25 pm, ST
connector
2.3 Event recording
• Event memory: >2,000 events
• Time resolution: 1 ms
2.4 Functions
2.4.1 The monitoring
•Status and condition monitoring Yes
(breaker, disconnector, etc)
• Indication & alarm LEDs Yes
status monitoring
• Analogue measurements Yes
(currents, voltages, etc.)
2.4.2 The control
• Close / open of circuit breakers Yes
• Transformer tap change control Yes
• Bay interlocking facilities Yes
• VAr (For capacitor bank) Yes Yes
• Protection relay reset Yes
2.4.3 The protection
• TR differential Yes
• Overcurrent Yes
• Earth fault Yes
• Voltage earth fault Yes
• Under-frequency Yes
• Unbalanced (For capacitor bank) Yes
2.4.4 Other
• Time synchronization (by SNTP) Yes
• IEC 61850 Bus Communication Yes
2.4.5 For matching between SCS and
SCADA, include the following for
protocol mapping IEC 60870-5-101
and IEC 60870-5-104
RTU point of view
• Link address 0….65535
• ASDU Address 0….65535
• Information Object 0…16777216
Host point of view
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• Priority 1/2
• Transmit with timestamp Y/N
• Filter Y/N
• Spontaneous transmission Y/N
(AMI/MFI)
• Background Cycle (AMI/MFI) 0,2,4,8,10,16,30,60
sec,2,5,10 min
• Transmission format (AMI/ASO) Normalized,
Scaled
• Maximum value (100%) -32768…32767
(AMI/ASO)
• Minimum value (0%) (AMI/ASO) -32768…32767
• Decimal factor (AMI/ASO) 0….IE10
• Engineering (AMI/ASO) 32 ASCII
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aj. Schedule-No.21 Communication System (UHF)
Technical Particulars and Guarantees of communication equipment

1 GENERAL
1.3 Type To be filled in
1.6 Configuration Duplicate
1.7 Type Test
• Date of carried out To be filled in
• Testing laboratory name and To be filled in
country
• Certificate Provided Yes/No
2 ELECTRICAL DATA
2.1 Auxiliary power supply V AC230
2.2 Power consumption W To be filled in
• Transmit (Maximum) A To be filled in
• Receive (Maximum) A To be filled in
2.3 Rated Frequency Hz 50
2.4 Input Power VA To be filled in
3 DESIGN DETAIL
3.1 Power output W To be filled in
3.2 Frequency setting range: MHz 335.4〜470
• Frequency transmit and receive MHz Frequency is
decided after
contract
3.3 Communication method F2D／F3E To be filled in
,Simplex/half duplex/full duplex)
3.4 Antenna Impedance Ω To be filled in
3.5 Transmission Rate Kbps To be filled in
3.6 Modulation method: MSK (Minimum To be filled in
shift keying)
3.7 Interface RS-232C
• Transmission Rate Kbps To be filled in
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• Communication procedure: Yes
ASYNC asynchronous
3.8 Telephone call by headset Yes
4.1 Overall dimensions (L x W x H) m To be filled in
4.2 Total weight kg To be filled in
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ak. Schedule-No.22 Communication System (WiMAX)

1 GENERAL
1.3 Type To be filled in
1.6 Configuration Duplicate
1.7 Type Test
• Date of carried out To be filled in
• Testing laboratory name and To be filled in
country
• Certificate Provided Yes/No
2 ELECTRICAL DATA
2.1 Auxiliary power supply V AC230
2.2 Power consumption W To be filled in
• Transmit (Maximum) A To be filled in
• Receive (Maximum) A To be filled in
2.3 Rated Frequency Hz 50
2.4 Input Power VA To be filled in
3 DESIGN DETAIL
3.1 Power output W To be filled in
3.2 Frequency setting range: GHz 3.5
• Frequency transmit and receive GHz Frequency is
decided after
contract
3.3 Communication method F2D／F3E To be filled in
,Simplex/half duplex/full duplex)
3.4 Antenna Impedance Ω To be filled in
3.5 Transmission Rate Kbps To be filled in
3.6 Modulation method: MSK (Minimum To be filled in
shift keying)
3.7 Interface RS-232C,
Ethernet
• Transmission Rate Kbps To be filled in
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• Communication procedure: TCP/IP Yes
3.8 Telephone call by headset Yes
4.1 Overall dimensions (L x W x H) m To be filled in
4.2 Total weight kg To be filled in
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Supply of New 33/11kV Mobile SS, 31.5MVA
Section-3
Schedule of Quantities and Prices
Summary of Price Schedule
1. Summary of Tender Price

Tender Price
Schedule
Items / Descriptions (JPYen or US$ or Euro)
No.
Net Price
- 01 Supply of New Mobile SS 33/11.5kV,31.5MVA

Supply
- 02 Specified Spare Parts
Recommended Spare Parts, Testing equipment and

-03
General tools
Common
Engineering, Design, Factory Tests, Export packing

-04 inspection, Material receiving inspection and
Management etc.
Net Tender / Contract Price
Section 3 Summary of Schedule

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Price Schedule Table (No. 01)
Tender Price
Design/Manufacturing/Factory Testing &
Delivery up to Delivery Point with Taxes and
Duties
Item No. Description Unit Quantity
Unit net price Total
(JPYen or US$ or Euro) (JPYen or US$ or Euro)
-01 Supply of New Mobile SS 33/11.5kV,31.5MVA :
-01-1 New Mobile SS 33/11.5kV,31.5MVA unit
-01-2 Installation Materials (see -01-2-Appen) lot
Note: the number of the above items must be inducated by the owner in the contract documents
Section 3 Schedule No. 01

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Price Schedule Table (No. 01-2-Appen)
Tender Price
Duties
( US$ or Euro) ( US$ or Euro)
Installation Materials for Mobile SS 33/11.5kV, 31.5 MVA

01-2-Appen (per each Mobile substation) as per Clause No. 2.2.4 of lot
Technical Specification
Connection Materials for 33kV Incomming & 11.5kV

01 lot 1
outgoing point, such as cables, termination, clamps, etc (*)
02 Earthing Materials of Mobile substation (*) lot 1
03 Lightning Rod protection Device for Mobile substation (*) lot 1
04 Outdoor Lighting Facility for the Mobile substation (*) lot 1
05 Jack Grounds Bases for Landing Gear and Supporting Jack (*) lot 1
06 Safety equipment including fire extinguisher (*) lot 1
(*)Note: Breakdown prices for each item indicating each material item, its quantity and unit price shall be attached with this sheet.
Section 3 Schedule No.01-2-Appen

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Tender Price
Duties
Installation Materials for Mobile SS 33/11.5kV, 31.5 MVA

01-2-Appen (per each Mobile substation) as per Clause No. 2.2.4 of lot
Technical Specification
Connection Materials for 33kV Incomming & 11.5kV

01 lot 1
outgoing point, such as cables, termination, clamps, etc (*)
1.1 Cables 36kV 3x1x400mm2 m.150 (3 lenghts, each50m) m 150
Cables 36kV 3x1x400mm2 (between 36kV SWG and Main according

1.2 m
transformer) to design
according
1.3 Cables 36kV 3x1x150mm2 m
to design
according
1.4 Cables 12kV 1x1x150mm2 m
to design
1.5 Cables 12kV 1x9x400mm2 m.270 (9 lenghts, each 30m ) m 270
1.6 Terminals 36kV-400mm2 n 12

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Duties
according
1.10 Control cabels between the two trailers lot
to design
02 Earthing Materials of Mobile substation (*) lot 1
2.1 Earthing rods, diam 14mm, 1.5m. Length n 15
2.2 Bare Cu ground wire, 95 mm2, 300m m 450
2.3 Insulated ground wire G/Y, 95 mm2, 30m. m 50
2.4 Clamps, Beating heads, ground wire terminals etc.. lot 1
03 Lightning Rod protection Device for Mobile substation (*) lot 1

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Duties
04 Outdoor Lighting Facility for the Mobile substation (*) lot 1
4.1 Floodlights, 400W, outdoor type n 4
4.2 Outdoor swicg box with selector, light sensor, etc.. lot 1
according
05 Jack Grounds Bases for Landing Gear and Supporting Jack (*) n
to design
06 Safety equipment including fire extinguisher (*) lot 1
6.1 Protable fire estinguishers one 20kg + one 6kg lot 1
6.2 HV test hot voltage n 1
6.3 HV insulating gloves n 2
6.4 Flat ladders n 2
6.5 Telescopic insulating rod n 1
(*)Note: Breakdown prices for each item indicating each material item, its quantity and unit price shall be attached with this sheet.

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Duties
-02 Specified Spare Parts for each mobile substation lot lot
-02-1 Specified Consumable Spare Parts (see -02-1-Appen) lot 1
Specified Operational Spare Parts for 5 years (see-02-2-

-02-2 lot 1
Appen)

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Tender Price
Description Design/Manufacturing/Factory Testing &

Duties
Item No. Unit Quantity
* For each rating; the Contactor shall list up all ratings related to this
contract.
Specified Consumable Spare Parts for 33/11.5kV,31.5 MVA

02-1Appen lot 1
Mobile SS (for each Mobile Substation)
01 Dehydrating Agent for Breather for Power Transformer
01-01 - Silica gel for brearther for Main Tank (Total volume) set 1
01-02 - Silica gel for brearther for OLTC (Total volume) set 1
Section 3 Schedule No. 02-1-Appen

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Item No. Unit Quantity and Duties
* For each type/rating; Contactor shall list up all
types/ratings related to this contract.
(Euro) (Euro)
Specified Operational Spare Parts for 5 years (foreach

02-2-Appen lot
33/11.5kV Mobile Substations )
01 36 kV Off-load Disconnecting Switch
01-01 Complete 36kV Off-load Disconnecting Switch (3phase) set
Single Phase Voltage Transformer for 33 kV line (33kV /√3

01-02 set
/110V /√3)
01-03 H.V Fuse for 33 kV VT (3phase) set
01-04 Multi-Meter for Incoming (VM with VS) pc
01-05 Set of Limit Switch (each type*, DC 110 V) pc
01-06 Voltage indication neon lamp (3phase) set
02 36kV Lightning Arrestor
02-01 LA for 33k V Line (36kV, 10kA) set
02-02 Surge Counter for 33 kV Line pc

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03 31.5 MVA Power Transformer
03-01 33/11.5 kV Main Transformer unit
03-02 11.5kV Neutral Bushing with Gaskets pc
03-03 33kV Plug-in connector pc
03-04 11kV Plug-in connector pc
03-05 Tap Position Indicator pc
03-06 Tap changing control equipment (AVR) pc
03-07 Buchholz Relay for Main tank pc
03-08 Protective Relay for OLTC pc
03-09 Pressure relief device for Main tank pc

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03-10 Pressure relief device for OLTC pc
03-11 Oil Temperature Indicator with alarm and trip contacts pc
03-12 Winding Temperature Indicator with alarm and trip contacts pc
03-13 Oil level Gauge for Main Tank pc
03-14 Oil level Gauge for OLTC， pc
03-15 Dehydrating Breather for Main Tank (Silica Gel) pc
03-16 Dehydrating Breather for OLTC (Silica Gel) pc
03-17 Motor for OLTC Drive (AC 416 V, 3 phases) pc
03-18 LA at 11.5kV Neutral Point (7.5kV, 10kA) pc
03-19 Gaskets (each type*) set
03-20 Insulating Oil (10% of total quantity of oil) lot

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04 Auxiliary Transformer
04-01 33/0.416 KV Auxiliary Transformer unit
04-02 33 kV side line Bushing with Gaskets (Solid Type) pc
04-03 L.V Line & Neutral Bushing for 416 V Line (Solid Type) pc
04-04 Oil level Gauge pc
33 kV power fuse 5 A for auxilialy transformer incoming

04-05 set
(3phase)

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05 33kV Switchgear
05-01 Complete VCB for Incoming (36 kV, 1250 A, 25 kA) set
05-02 Multi-Meter for Transformer Primary (AM with AS) pc
CT (single phase) for Incoming 600/5/5/1A, Class

05-03 set
1.0/5P10/5P20
05-04 Closing Coil for 1250 A, DC 110 V pc
05-05 Trip Coil for 1250 A, DC 110 V pc
05-06 Anti-Pumping Relay (for 1250A VCB, DC110V) pc
05-07 Spring Charge Motor (DC110V) pc
Set of Numerical Multi-Function Relay (Transformer H.T.side

05-08 pc
Back-up Protection Relay)
05-09 Auxiliary relay (each type*) pc
05-10 Indication lamp (each type*) pc
05-11 Push button (each type*) pc
05-12 Switch (each type*) pc

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06 11kV Switchgear
06-01 Complete VCB for Incoming (12kV,2000A, 25kA) set
06-02 Complete VCB for Outgoing Feeder (12kV, 630A, 25kA) set
Single Phase Voltage Transformer for 11 kV line (11kV /√3

06-03 pc
/110V /√3 /110V /3)
06-04 H.V Fuse for 11 kV VT (3phase) set
CT (single phase) for Incoming 2000/5/5/1A, Class

06-05 pc
1.0/5P10/5P20
Multi-Meter for Transformer Secondary (AM with AS, VM
06-06 pc
with VS )
06-07 CT for Outgoing Feeder (300_150/5/5A, Class 5P10/1.0) pc
06-08 Multi-Meter for Outgoing Feeder (AM with AS) pc
Set of Numerical Multi-Function Relay (Transformer Main

06-09 pc
Protection Relay)
Set of Numerical Multi-Function Relay (Transformer L.T.side
06-10 pc
Back-up Protection Relay (With self-powering protection
Set of Numerical Multi-Function Relay (Feeder Protection
06-11 pc
Relay)
06-12 Closing Coil

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06-12-01 for 1250A VCB, DC110V pc
06-12-02 for 630A VCB, DC110V pc
06-13 Trip Coil
06-13-01 for 20000A VCB, DC110V pc
06-13-02 for 630A VCB, DC110V pc
06-14 Magnet Contactor (for each*20000A and 630A VCB, DC110V) pc
Anti-Pumping Relay (for each* 1250A and 630A VCB,

06-15 pc
DC110V)
06-16 Spring Charge Motor (DC110V) pc
06-17 Voltage Indication neon lamp (3phase) set
06-18 Auxiliary relay (each type*) pc
06-19 Indication lamp (each type*) pc
06-20 Push button (each type*) pc
06-21 Switch (each type*) pc

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07 Battery and Charger Board
07-01 Spare Battery Cell (Empty Cell Ni-Cd type) cells
07-02 Electrolyte for Spare Battery ( 20 liters Plastic Container) pc
07-03 Parts for Rectifier Unit for Charger
07-03-01 Rectifier Stack set
07-04 Parts for DC Output Voltage Regulator
07-04-01 Diode Stack for Silicone Dropper Unit set
07-04-02 Control Unit set
07-05 Parts for Trickle-Boost unit
07-05-01 Pulse Generator set
07-05-02 Control Unit set

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07-06 Low Electrolyte Relay (DC110V) pc
07-07 DC Earth Fault Relay (DC110V) pc
07-08 Under Voltage Relay (DC110V) pc
07-09 Signal & Alarm Indicator (each type*) pc
07-10 Indication lamp (each rating*) pc
07-11 Ammeter (each type*) pc
07-12 Volt Meter (each type*) pc
07-13 Switches (each type*) pc
07-14 Molded Case Circuit Breakers (each rating*) pc
07-15 Fuses (each rating*) set

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08 Transformer Control Board
08-01 Signal & Alarm Indicator (each rating*) pc
08-02 Control Switch & Push Button Switch pc
08-05 Auxiliary Relay (each rating*) pc
08-06 Molded Case Circuit Breaker (each rating*) pc
08-07 Set of Fuses (each type*) set

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09 AC Distribution Board
09-01 Signal & Alarm Indicator (each rating*) pc
09-02 Control Switch & Push Button Switch pc
Under-voltage and Phase Sequence Relay for AC Distribution

09-03 pc
Circuit
09-04 Earth fault sensing Relay for AC Distribution Circuit pc
09-06 Auxiliary Relay (each rating*) pc
09-07 Molded Case Circuit Breaker (each rating*) pc
09-08 Set of Fuses (each type*) set
10 Trailer
Signal lamp for trailer (for Tail & Stop, Turn Signal, License,
10-01 pc
Back-up, Side, Clearance for each*)
Note: the number and type of the above spare parts must be inducated by the owner in the contract documents

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Recommended Spare Parts, Testing equipment and General

03
tools
Recommended Spare Parts for 5 years (for all 33/11.5kV

03-1 lot 1
Mobile Substations )
Recommended Testing Equipment (for all 33/11.5kV Mobile

03-2 lot 1
Substations )
Recommended General Tools (for all 33/11.5kV Mobile

03-3 lot 1
Substations )
Note: If Tenderer propose recommended spare parts and Testing equipment etc. to the above, breakdown of such items shall be attached in
any format.

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Engineering, Design, Factory Tests, Export

04 packing inspection, Material receiving
inspection and Management etc.
Factory witness test which includes

International Reputable Inspection Company
(IRI) and direct cost for Owner (*) (international
air flight(c), accomodation, per day allowance,
local transportation and others)
Export Packing Inspection

04-01 lot 1
Material Receiving Inspection
Final Acceptance Inspection
Any Engineering Fee including design, drawing

04-02 preparation, management, investigation, if lot 1
necessary, etc.
(*)Note: Breakdown prices shall be attached with this

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Engineering, Design, Factory Tests, Export

04 packing inspection, Material receiving
inspection and Management etc.
Factory witness test which includes International

Reputable Inspection Company (IRI) and direct
cost for Owner (*) (international air flight(c), lot
accomodation, per day allowance, local
transportation and others)
Travelling Packking Inspection lot
04-01
Export Packing Inspection lot
Material Receiving Inspection lot
Final Acceptance Inspection lot
Any Engineering Fee including design, drawing

04-02 preparation, management, investigation, if lot
necessary, etc.
(*)Note: Breakdown prices shall be attached with this

The number of the above items must be inducated by the owner in the contract documents

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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRAQ

Supply of New 33/11.5 kV Mobile SS

Technical Specifications and Reference Drawings

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Section-4.2: Wireless Communication System ....................................................................... 83

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1.1.1. Scope of Works

1.1.2. Implementation Program

1.1.4. Technical Documents

International system of units (SI) shall be applied to all works.

(c) Symbols, Marks and Abbreviations

(d) Sizes and Identifications of Documents

The size of the drawings shall be standardized as follows:

Design calculations, specifications, lists, instruction manuals and other necessary

(a) Master List of Drawings and Documents (Document Control Sheet)

(b) Subcontractor and manufactures lists

Summary list of the final selected subcontractor/manufactures shall be submitted for

(i) Dimensional drawings of full equipment on the trailers

(f) Calculation sheets

(h) Factory Test Schedules

(i) Factory Test Procedures

(j) Factory Test Reports

(k) Inspection certificate for export packing.

(l) Instruction Manuals for installation, operation, maintenance and storage.

(m) Recommended site-testing/pre-commissioning test procedures

(n) As-Built Drawings

(o) Monthly Progress Report

1.1.4.4. Required Numbers of Documents

Numbers of the documents to be submitted to the Owner shall be as follows;

(a) During the Course of Manufacturing Works

(b) After Completion of the Manufacturing Works

1.1.5. Tests and Inspections

1.1.5.1. Factory Tests

(b) Owner’s Witness of Factory Acceptance Testing

The witness items will be as follows;

(c) Date for Testing

(d) Factory Test Report

(e) Rectification of Deficiencies

1.1.5.2 Inspection for Export Packing

1.1.5.3 Material Receiving Inspection

1.1.5.4 Tests at the Site

1.1.6. Packing for Shipment

a) Consignee : Ministry of Electricity , Iraq

e) Package No. in sequence :

g) Net and Gross Weight :

1.1.8. Guarantee by the Contractor

1.2.1. Standards and Design Conditions

1.2.1.1. Applicable Standards

1.2.1.2. Reference Drawing

No. Item Description Specification

Maximum yearly average +30 °C

Maximum temperature of all metal +80 °C

Maximum ground temp. at depth of 1 +35 °C

Minimum temperature as design -10 °C

2 Humidity Maximum relative humidity 92 %

Minimum relative humidity 12 %

3 Wind Max. wind velocity for design purpose 145 km/hr

4 Altitude above sea Maximum 1,000 m

(a) 33 kV/11.5 kV Distribution System

No. Item 33kV system 11 kV system

1 Rated system voltage 36 kV 12 kV