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Committee for Quality Control of High-rise Building construction Projects Temporary Electrical Installations and Electrical Instaltation on Building Construction Sites (February, 2008) Electricity on building sites = The most convenient and usually the most economic supply is Myanmar Electricity Power Supply net work. (or Yangon Electricty Supply Board ) = If private generation plant is used it should be installec in accordance with Code of Practice, ... Rule and Regulations. Transportable self-powered generators may also be used and specially sound-proofed type. © Area Electricity Supply Board Authority should be advised of the construction project as soon as possible and site plans are first discussed together with technical information for the construction power. > Permanent Electric Power Demand Programme with break down of yearly electric power requirement for the proposed project shall be submitted and informed to Electric Power Supply authority concerned ‘* In the application of electric power requirement following shall be mentioned as follows: (a) Address of site and site location plan (b) Maximum demand load (in kilowatts) needed during construction (©) Final demand load (in kilowatt) for project when completed (d) Date when supply is required. (e) Name, address and telephone number of the developer and if possible, the builder. () Explain nature of electric load to be used both for construction and permanent electric power. 2 Qverhead or buried electrical cable Site Study Inside Battery Limit of the construction Project. @ Study is there any existing underground cable or overhead line within the battery limit of the construction project. If found any authority concerned shall be contacted and discussed for rerouting or removal as required. So also for cther services such as telephone lines, water pipes etc are to be carried out as above. © Obstruction made by existing underground cable, overhead lines etc. are to be re-routed or made dead or protected by a system of barrier fences and guards as necessary. © Overhead lines clearance safe distances are to be followed according to the rules and regulations. = Generally, (a) Temporary building structure, construction machines etc should be 6 metre away from overhead live line. (b) Underground cables are usually laid between half and one metre deep. (0) Accidental damage to a live or dead underground cable exposed during excavation of earth should be reported to the Authority concemed and get safe declaration Timber ‘gael posts’ and honor fence protection asin powerlines. NB. Warning lights a 2 pervertca post and3iperhorizontal post alter skle are ecommerided. Distribution and wiring “ Electric current is usually supplied to the site at 400V three phase giving 230V single phase. Such voltages are necessary for heavy machinery and fixed flooding ete,(see table) For portable lighting and hand-held portable tools the supply should be reduced to 100V single or three phase using the type of transformer referred to in the Table below. = Wiring in temporary buildings and work under construction Voltage(AC) | Use on site "Type of cable -Earthing 400 volts, | Supply to distribution unit Continuous metal | Metal sheath or armour thee phase Heavy machinery such as tower cranes, | sheathed or must be earthed. For (cable marking- | mixers, weigh-batchers, hoists, saw armoured with —_| flexible cables earth Red) | benches and other machinery with motors | PVC, PCP or core in cable required of 2 kW and over. HOFR covering. | in addition and earth monitoring is recommended. 230 volts, Supply to distribution unit Continuous metal | Metal sheath or armour Single phase Fixed floodlighting, sheathed or must be earth, For (cable marking- | Some small static machines. armoured with —_| flexible cables earth Blue) PVC, PCP or | core in cable required HOFR covering. | in addition Lighting, heating and cooking in ste ‘Standard installation sheathed or armoured offices, stores, Kitchens, canteens, etc. | with PVC, PCP, or HOFR covering or rubber insulated with sheath of PCP or HOFR. Flexible cords with circular sheath of TRS, PVC or PCP. 700 volts Light movable piant and portable hand | Continuous metal | 100V single phase- Single or tools (single or three phase). sheathed or supplied from a double three phase Site lighting other than fixed floodlighting | armoured with | wound transformer with (cable marking- | (single phase). PVC,PCP or the centre tap of the Yellow Portable hand luminaire (single phase) in | HOFR covering | secondary winding Note: 230v single | confined or damp situations should be | or rubber connected to earth 50 phase —__ power | supplied at 60 or 26 volts (single phase) — | insulated with —_| nominal voltage to supply with 30mA. | battery operated hand luminaries are sheath of PCP or | earth is 55 volts. Earth leakage | safest HOFR 110V three phase- protection system Flexible cords | supplied from a double can be used as with circular wound transformer with | alternative sheath of TRS, | neutral point of star- PVC or PCP. connected secondary | winding connected to earth so nominal voltage to earth is 65 volts. "Special precautions are necessary for electric arc welding * PVC-Polyvinyichioride, PCP-Polychloropropylene, HOFR-Heatoil and fre resistance, TRS-Tough rubber sheathing Main voltage distribution © The layout of cables on site should be carefully planned and those likely to be in position for a long time ( eg supply to a fixed crane) should be well buried and laid on.a route where they are not likely to be damaged by earthmoving or other site vehicles. The cables should be set at least 600mm below final ground level and to be protected by tiles. At roads and access ways the cables should be encased in PVC heavy gauge pipes which must be evenly supported. When the trench is filled in, the cable route should be indicated at “each end, and wherever practicable, by surface markers at regular intervals. * Cables should not lie on the ground but if this is necessary for short periods they should be encase with reinforce hosepipe. cr Where overhead cables have to be used (e.g. fixed flood lighting ) the cable should be supported on hangers, from an independent wire suspended between poles sited around the edge of the site, with spurs to supply the various lights, machines and work under construction. Avoid running cables in positions where fouling by cranes or earthmoving machinery is likely. where possible they should be indicated by timber goal post markers. fet conacnnopes psy hmonn gee Comer x awn sv © Long trailing flexible cable should be avoided by planning the installation 80 as to bring the outlet units near to the working area. © It is recommended that the work should be enthrusted to licensed electrical contractor previously who has a good name in the electrical installation. ‘oy Sieatoais ov secret ces (ike) (Chen ae ‘ovat toting Fencune ndprabe toe ‘ott ‘Fes oot TU sg pase outer our orzou. Tu tne pase ous Seat ous on EUS ‘Telangana repre Sipe nets Sent gece eres hg {te Gorctnconete 02 Reduce otape dutta muni face cule eid isn eel anne Lighting © Portable luminaries are often subject to rough usage and should therefore be of robust construction with a body of strong insulating material. A guard over the lamp should always be provided and the lampholder must not be in metallic connection with the guard. = Don't use lamphoders fitted with pin contacts, intended to be pressed through the cable sheath. It is much safer to use purpose-made lighting cables . * Don't use bayonet adaptors to make extensions to the installation or in place of socket-outlets and plugs. Where possible keep all cables of the ground. Replace electric lamps immediately after breakage, BUT MAKE SURE THE CURRENT IS SWITCHED OFF FIRST — the filament may still be live even though the glass bulb is broken. Earthing * The non-current carrying metalwork of the distribution system, and fixed appliances connected to it, must be efficiently earthed, a separate earth electrode system must be installed. Periodic maintenance of plant, including test and check inspections of wiring, is essential for efficient working and safety. “ Monitored earthing system (EMU) are recommended for transportable plant operating at any voltage above 110volts and supplied by flexible cables. In these systems a very low voltage current circulates continuously in the earthing circuit. If this circuit is interrupted or broken the electricity supply to the plant is automatically cut off and remains cut off until the plant to earth is made effective. These are not, however, substitutes for the basic safety measures of approved installation methods. % Keep a record of all tests and inspections done on the installation, tools and portable appliances. isplay of posters General © Site electrical supervisor are to be assigned for inspection, necessary checking of the temporary electrical installation and electrical equipment every day and shall give a daily report to the site project engineer/electrical engineer that they are safe = Portable fire fighting equipment capable of electric fire fighting units are to install in every important places such as in switch room, near switch board, site office, work places. & In case of emergency like fire the indicative escape route light, warning light should be illuminated and placed in vital locations both in day and night time. Alarm bell and siren should activated automatically or manually at the same time with the light. Monthly emergency drill should be exercised “* Emergency electric supply should be provided in case of normal power supply failure. It should be capable of supply power to the site office, tower crane emergency equipment, concrete mixing plant area and to those area which need uninterrupted electric power supply. Properties of lamps used for general lighting hhabgen (77H) lamps with clear o° aiffsing silica tube or bub contaning halides. or halogens whieh prevent blackening and increase life andlor efficacy which Is telatively tow Linear types resticted to horizontal operation on strongly, yellows and Greens to lesser extent Bives strongly subdued [Type of amps [is doeignation Characteristic Colour rendering, ‘Application Tabuar Daylant Emphasizers yellows | Factores, Light biends well Fluorescent strongly ard, to a lesser | with daylight (Mor) extent, greens; subdues feds Naural Emphasizers yellows | Ofices, deparmant stores and to 2 lesser extent f9reens and ives, Reds shift slightly towards orange Figh Pressure | Wereury hale | High pressure mercury famp | Equal emphasis glven to | Industral and —commerclar ischarge (val) with metal naliée adeltives in | greens and blues; more | application, e.g. high-bay fused silea arc tube; clear | io yellows. Red | factories, area lighting, shops outer bub. Some’ rating | rendering variable | and offices. available in reflector form. | according to lamp type Rum-up period to ful ight | and manufacture ‘output about Smin. ce-igniton about 10 min, ess Hf spacial cuts ae used. Tera Einphasizes — yellows | Industial and commercial ‘uorescent land blues which shift | applications, e.g. shops, and (SFR) towards violets. Subders | ofices, high-pay factories reds _and area lighting, roadways. eran Emphasizers —yelows | May be used as deat turgsten ‘and blues which shift | replacement for some GLS ‘uorescent towards violets. Subders | incandescent lamps, (v3tF) reds particularly where tong We Is (blendes) Inmportant™ and access for | maintenance is eiffel Figh-pressure | Figh pressure sodium lamp | Emphasizers yellows | Industrial and commercial sotium(SON) | vith arc tube in cifuse outlet | strongly, reds to alesser | applications, e.g. public bulb. -Run-up period to full | extent ‘Greens | buildings, high-boy factories, light output 2min. Revigntion | acceptable. Blues, which | area lighting roadways can take place within imin i | shit towards violet, external ignitor is used. | strongly subdued Operating positon as specified by manufacture Tow pressure | Lowpressure Exphactzers Teds | Display and area ighting discharge (exclusing | sodium (SOX) strongly, yellows and tubular fluorescent) greens to iosser extent, Blues strongly subdued Tneandescent Tingsten Compact tngsten fiament | Emphasizes reds | Display and area lghtng Tungsten: General lighting senice (GLS) “Tungsten flament in clear oF diffusing glass bulb filed with inert gas. Relatively low efficacy. Immediate ful ight output, Light output sensitive to voltage variations. Easily switched and dimmed, eter Totes, restaurania, homes T Purpose - IMuminance | NB The recommended illuminances ‘apply to both indoor and outdoor | Design value (1) lux | mmi value (2) lux activities and relate to the value on the ground, floor oF horizontal working Plane unless otherwise plane unless otherwise stated. They may req adjustment according to district brightness: ‘Secutl Depending on degree of sk 5:30 os. Movement and hendting | Movement of people, machines and vehicies: 20 5 unloading and handling of materials; walkways and —_ access routes. ‘Stores and stockyards For vertical plane of stored good etc. 20 5 Site entrances 30. 5 General work areas General rough work; site clearance , excavations 50 20 and soll work where specif tasks are being caried out rat wore Reinforcing, concreting, shuttering erection and 100 50 plumbing work: -shopiting, ick work facings, Fine cra work Joinery; ll work with circular saws; plastering, 300 200 Sereeding and terezzo; dry finishing; ordina painting, electrical and piumbing work shopfiting, brick work facings, masony Special words) Retouching paint french polishing 500-1000 200 She nute Rest rooms; locker rooms; tol 150 (standard service iinarce) Ske ofces On desks and reference tables, general lighting of 500 (standard service iluinance) drawing office Drawing tices on ste | On desks and reerence tables, general ightng of 750standard service iluninance) jrawing office Emergency lighting Fr escape and standby purposes {general areas) 20orking areas) 7ojtask areas) Notes (1) The design value is the average value over the area and assumes that all Lminaries are clean and functioning according to their specification (2) The ‘minimum measured iftuminance’ (mmi) is used for checking an installation because it is impossible under site conditions to measure the design value. The mmi is the value in lux (measured on the task or on the ground as appropriate) below which the illurrinance at any point should not be allowed to fall. It is the value which must be sought and check regularly, using a light meter which is accurate within the limits laid down in BS standard at the levels to be measured (3) For special tasks where accurate colour rendering is required, lighting by fluorescent lamp luminaries is recommended using one of the lamp types suitable for this purpose, e.g. ‘Northlight’ or ‘Colour Matching’. for very accurate work the illuminance may need to be raised to 1000 lux. 10 “aft = 0.3048m. Reference NEC NFPA No.70, Tables 110-16A and 110-344 Condition 1: Exposed live parts on one side and no live or grounded parts on the oher side of the working space or exposed live parts on both sides effectively guarded by suitable 'sulating materials, Insulated wire or bus bars operating at not over 300V are not considered live parts. Condition 2: Exposed live parts on one side and grounded parts on the other side. Concrete, brick, or title walls are considered to be grounded surfaces. Condition 3: Exposed live parts on both sides of the work space ( not guarded as defined In Condition 1) with the operation in between. NOTE: Working space is not required in back of equipment where there are no replaceable or adjustable parts and where all connections are accessible from locations other than the back. Where access is required to work on deenergized parts of enclosed equipment, a minimum working space of 30 in (762 mm) horizontally should be provided. ‘Table 2 Elevation of Unguarded Live Parts above Working Spaces Nominal voltage between phases, V Elevation,ft" 4001-7,500 8ft 6in 7,501-35,000 oft Over 35,000 or 35kV ‘ft + 0.37 inches per kV Above 35kV_ *1ft = 0.3048m Reference NEC NFPA No. 70, Table 110-34 (CLEARANCES OF THE CONDUCTOR SPECIFIED UNDER RULE JAN 7872.60 AND 1 (CONDUCTOR CLEARANCES ON THE SAME SUPFORT k se TK seat EE NOTE 1. WIRE RUNNING ACROSS ANY HIGHWAY ROAD, STREET, ALLEY N URBAN AND FURAL, DISTRICT CLEARANCE FROM GROUND, ouey NOTE 2. WIRE RUNNING ALONG ANY HIGHWAY ROAD, STREET, ALLEY URBAN AND RURAL DISTRICT CLEARANCE FROM GROUNG, [NOTE 8, WIRE ABOVE GROUND NOT ACCESSABLE" TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, NOTE 4, “VERTICAL CLEARANCE" FROM BUILDINGS NEAREST FONTS, NOTE 6, "HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE” FROM BULONG'S NEAREST POINTS, NOTE 6, "RAILWAY CROSSING" pou teva! | @) CROSSING SPANMAX, 1207. YP? SROSING MUST BEAT NGHT ANGLE TOTHE RAL (© LT, CROSSING MUST HE MADE AT LEVEL CROSSING NOT INTHE STATION YARO) {) POLE ERECTED MUST BE'AT LEAST 1 5 TMES P'S LENGTH FROM THE RAN. (GROUND SETTING 3 SFT poe arr 223238 for oe eer 35 FB eo 8 SET POLE BEET, TRLERHONENE 4g 8880 He AFT. POLE wom —— 7.087. ae aeue 4 4 6 @ 8 & Serra, rrr rt tay faa sav fe fay ® Sw . (CLEARANCE VERTICAL CROSSING got-e-g— 3-3 av asweav es ul E 2 » 1° ts ts B-g-g-e— By ie

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