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MONTHLY

REPORT
O C TO B E R 2021
T H E O D O R E D ATA C E N T E R
C o re N e t w o r k Faciliti es M a n a g e m e n t
TABLE OF CONTENTS


Facility System Utilization………………………….. 2 - 7

Facility System Uptime ……………………………… 8

Equipment Downtime…………………………………9

Temp and RH Highlights ……………………………. 10 - 12

Electric & Water Consumption ………………….. 13 -14

Power Usage Effectiveness …………………………15

Fuel Analysis …………………………………..............16

PM Summary ……………………………………………..17 - 20

PM Constraints ……………………………………….….21

Manpower Allocation………………………………….22

Equipment Failure ……………………………………...23-24

Operational Highlights ………………………………..25 - 29

Site Vulnerability (Call-Outs) ……………………… 30 - 35
MONTHLY REPORT _SEPTEMBER 2021 1
SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION
GENERATOR SET – SEPTEMBER 2021

Actual Load UTILIZATION


(KW) (%)
CAPACITY
GENSET (KW)
STATUS
Monthly Load Test Monthly Load Test

1 2000 639 PRIORITY 31%


2 2000 607 STAND BY 30%

NOTE:

• No Dummy Load (Load Bank) to the Building Load during the Genset
Load Testing last September 25, 2021

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 2


SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION

TRANSFORMERS – OCTOBER 2021

RATED
POWER RATED Actual Actual
VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER RATING CURRENT Current Voltage UTIIZATION
(KVA) (A) (Highest) (Highest)
(V)

A 1785 4000 400 520.33 A 409 V 20.65%

B 2500 4000 400 679.67 A 409 V 19.26%

C 6000 8660 400 28 A 407 V 0.33%

D 6000 8660 400 28.67 A 409 V 0.34%

MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021 3


SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION

UPS SYSTEM – OCTOBER 2021

TOTAL OUTPUT LOAD ACTUAL BATTERY


UTILIZATION
UPS CAP. VOLTAGE CURREN CAPACITY BACKUP –
(%)
(KVA) (Vac) T (A) (KVA) TIME (Hours)

2F- UPS 1 500 398 45 31.02 3 6.20 %


2F UPS 2 500 398 31 21.44 3 4.27 %
3F UPS 1 500 398 25.68 17.70 3 3.54 %
3F UPS 2 500 398 20.33 14.01 4 2.80 %

Note:
• 3F UPS 1 and 2 was energized last September 20, 2021
• 2F UPS 2 defective rectifier module. (October 11, 2021)
• 2F UPS 2 isolated battery cabinet 3 due to defective battery module (October 07, 2021)

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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION - DATA CENTER 1

DATA CENTER 1 RECTIFIER SYSTEM – OCTOBER 2021

OUTPUT DC BATTERY
CAPACITY MODULE LOAD
INSTALLED VOLTAGE LOAD BACKUP
RECTRIFIER CAPACITY CURREN UTILIZATION
MODULES (Vdc) POWER TIME
(KW) (A) T (A)
Actual (KW) (BBUT)

11.12
CPS 1 426 142/144 7.89 379.61 302 114.642 26.9%
Hours

11.20
CPS 2 429 143/144 7.89 379.61 300 113.883 26.5%
Hours

20.49
CPS 3 432 144/144 7.89 379.61 82 31.13 7.2%
Hours

20.74
CPS 4 432 144/144 7.89 379.61 81 30.75 7.1%
Hours

Note:
• CPS3 and 4 was energized last July 29, 2021

4
MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION - DATA CENTER 1
DC-DC CONVERTER SYSTEM – OCTOBER 2021
OUTPUT DC LOAD
DC-DC CAPACITY INSTALLED LOAD UTILIZATION
VOLTAGE POWER
CONVERTER (KW) MODULES CURRENT (A) (%)
(Vdc) (KW)
CPS 1 (1-1) 69 23/24 53.34 520 27.74 34
CPS 1 (1-2) 72 24/24 53.42 383 20.45 25
CPS 1 (1-3) 72 24/24 53.50 336 17.98 22
CPS 1 (1-4) 69 23/24 53.50 304 16.26 20
CPS 2 (2-1) 72 24/24 53.87 557 30.01 36
CPS 2 (2-2) 72 24/24 53.34 311 16.59 20
CPS 2 (2-3) 72 24/24 53.95 406 21.90 26
CPS 2 (2-4) 72 24/24 53.80 293 15.76 19
CPS 1 (1-5) 69 23/24 53.95 298 16.08 20
CPS 1 (1-6) 72 24/24 53.80 232 12.48 15
CPS 2 (2-5) 72 24/24 53.58 266 14.25 17
CPS 2 (2-6) 72 24/24 53.65 225 12.07 14
CPS 2 (3-1) 72 24/24 53.42 564 30.13 37
CPS 2 (3-2) 72 24/24 53.65 2 0 0
CPS 2 (4-1) 72 24/24 53.65 555 29.78 36
CPS 2 (4-2) 72 24/24 53.87 2 0 0

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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION - DATA CENTER 1
INVERTER SYSTEM (DC 1) – OCTOBER 2021

CAPACITY INSTALLED OUTPUT LOAD CURRENT AC LOAD


INVERTER UTILIZATION
(KW) MODULES VOLTAGE (Vac) (A) POWER (KW)

IS 1-1 52.5 21 230 8.8 A 2.024 3.85%


IS 1-2 50 20 230 0A No load yet No load yet
IS 2-1 50 20 230 0A No load yet No load yet
IS 2-2 47.5 19 230 7.3 A 1.679 3.53%

Note:
• Newly Installed RADCOM racks supplied by IS 1-1 (Main) and IS 2-1 (RDNT). (October
30, 2021)

5
MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
SUPPORT FACILITY EQUIPMENT
UTILIZATION
CHILLERS –SEPTEMBER 2021
TOTAL
CAPACITY RLA FLA
CHILLER CAPACITY STATUS UTILIZATION
(TR) (%) (Amps)
(TR)
1 400 OPERATIONAL
800 50% 59% 186/315
2 400 STANDBY
COOLING SYSTEM (CHILLER, CT, PUMPS) – STATUS
STATUS RUNNING HOURS REMARKS
NORMAL CONDITION
CHILLER 1 YES 9395
(2 Days Duty)
CHILLER 2 NO 9273 STANDBY (5 Days Duty)
NORMAL CONDITION
CHWP – 1 YES 7438
(5 Days Duty)
CHWP – 2 NO 11374 STANDBY (2 Days Duty)
NORMAL CONDITION
COWP – 1 YES 9259
(5 Days Duty)
COWP – 2 NO 9529 STANDBY (2 Days Duty)
NORMAL CONDITION
CT -1 NO 8756
(5 Days Duty)
CT -2 YES 9903 STANDBY (2 Days Duty)
NOTE:
CHWP, COWP, CHWP, Chillers and CT running hours needs to be equalized.
Expected to be equalized on:
Chiller – October 7, 2021; CHWP- February 2022; COWP- October 22, 2021; CT- November 2021 7
MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
FACILITY SYSTEM UPTIME

No. Description Percentage


1 Standby Power (Generators 1 and 2) 100%
2 Commercial Power 100%
3 Transformers A, B, C and D 100%
4 CP / Inverter / Battery System 100%
5 Chiller 1 and 2 100%
6 Cooling Tower 1 and 2 100%
7 Fan Coil Units 97.36%
8 Precision Air-Conditioning Unit 100%
9 Booster Pumps 100%
10 Fuel Pumps 1 and 2 100%
11 Sump Pumps 100%
12 Fire Protection System /FSS /FDAS 100%
13 Building Management System 100%

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 8


EQUIPMENT (DOWNTIME) UPTIME

EQUIPMENT LOCATION DATE PERIOD REASON/S

FCU – 3F - 06 September 1-7, 2021 168 hours Leak at Chilled water line due to
STORAGE ROOM
cracked isolation valve.

FCU-3F-05B CNFM OFFICE September 29 4 hours Clogged drain pan

MONTHLY REPORT _ AUGUST 2021 9


TEMPERATURE AND RH% PROFILE
SUMMARY
COLD AISLE HOT AISLE COLD AISLE HOT AISLE
DATA CENTER TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY HUMIDITY
( MIN / MAX) (MIN / MAX) ( MIN / MAX) ( MIN / MAX)

DATA CENTER 18˚C – 10/28/2021 21˚C – 10/23/2021 47% – 10/26/2021 37% – 10/26/2021
1
24˚C – 10/24/2021 31˚C – 10/20/2021 67% – 10/04/2021 65% – 10/17/2021

DATA CENTER 22˚C – 10/01/2021 22˚C – 10/02/2021 51% – 10/15/2021 47% – 10/31/2021
3 (DIFF)
30˚C – 10/12/2021 31˚C – 10/27/2021 76% – 10/01/2021 74% – 10/12/2021

NOTE:
 MIN and MAX Record were based and reflected on actual reading during (2 hrs.
Health Check).
 Alibaba readings were not included due to access and awaiting BMS monitoring
from projects

MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021 10


TEMPERATURE AND RH% PROFILE
DATA CENTER 1 (2F) (Daily Average)
TEMPERATURE & RH% READINGS
Cold Aisle (Temperature,˚C) Hot Aisle (Temperature,˚C) Cold Aisle (Humidity,%) Hot Aisle (Humidity,%)
70
Highest RH% recorded: 67%
60
October 04, 2021
50

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Lowest RH% recorded: 47%
30
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Note:
 Lowest and Highest Records were based on daily average reading (2hrs
Health Check).
 DC 1 high RH is due to activity of Huawei/Radcom installation of additional
data racks.
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MONTHLY REPORT _OCTOBER 2021
TEMPERATURE AND RH% PROFILE
DATA CENTER 3 (2F) (Daily Average)
TEMPERATURE & RH% READINGS
Cold Aisle (Temperature,˚C) Hot Aisle (Temperature,˚C) Cold Aisle (Humidity,%) Hot Aisle (Humidity,%)
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Note:
 Lowest and Highest Records were based on daily average reading
(2hrs Health Check)
 DC3- High Temperature and RH was due to insufficient flow rate
requirement of Fanwall units. (Required: 16 lps; Actual: 11 lps)

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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION

ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION
450,000 424,900 427,000
391,300 400,400
400,000 368,900
353,500
350,000
296,800
300,000 270,900 258,300 261,100
255,500 247,100 250,600 252,000
250,000
192,500
200,000 172,200 173,600
156,100 151,900 151,200
150,000
100,000
50,000
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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

2020 2021

Electricity JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY. JUN. JUL. AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.
2020 kWhr
- 156,100 151,900 151,200 172,200 173,600 192,500 247,100 258,300 250,600 261,100 252,000
Consumption
2021 kWhr 255,50
270,900 296,800 353,500 368,900 391,300 400,400 424,900 427,000
Consumption 0
Year on Year
- 173.54% 195.39% 233.79% 214.23% 225.4% 208% 172% 165.3%
(2020 vs 2021)

Note:
 Above consumptions were based on Meralco billing provided
 Increased in KwHr consumption and Y on Y were due to activities for the Project
Works and increased in Data Center loads
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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
WATER CONSUMPTION

WATER CONSUMPTION
1,400
1,146
1,200 1,086
1,014 1,012 1,026
927 968 939
1,000 910 911
796
803 843 791
741 759 755 773 788 776
800 653
600 510

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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

2020 2021

WATER JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY. JUN. JUL. AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.
2020 Water
Consumption 803 843 1,014 653 759 755 791 773 788 510 1,026 776
(Cubic Meter)
2021 Water
Consumption 796 741 927 1086 1146 968 878 911 939 1026
(Cubic Meter)
Year on Year
99.13% 87.90% 91.42% 166.31% 150.98% 128.21% 110.9% 117.85% 119.16% 201.18%
(2020 vs 2021)
Note:
 Above records were based on the submeter readings from Bayantel
 Increased in water consumption was due to ongoing Projects works and additional
Manpower deployment on site.
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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
POWER USAGE EFFECTIVENESS (PUE)
2021
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

PUE 1.77 1.90 1.97 1.98 2.01 1.99 1.95 1.70 1.85 1.72

PUE CHART
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1.97 1.98 2.01 1.99 1.95 1.94


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Note:
• PUE for August was based on the monthly Average (2 hrs. Health
Check)
• Improvement was due to inclusion of Franklin and Alibaba load to Telco
and removed from the Facilities Load
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MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021
FUEL ANALYSIS

FUEL STORAGE FUEL CONSUMPTION


Fuel Capacity (Liters)
TANKS  (Actual/Capacity) 
MONTHLY CONSUMPTION 2612.9 Liters
DAYTANK 1 2,146.5 / 3,500
RUNNING HOURS 8 hours
DAYTANK 2 2,146.5/ 3,500

DAYTANK 3 5,200 / 9,000 TOTAL FUEL CAPACITY 23,231 Liters

Augmentation Tank 1 180 PER HOUR CONSUMPTION @


230 L/hour
30% Load
Augmentation Tank 2 180
AVAILABLE FUEL (Day tank) 1.33 Days/
BULK STORAGE 1 7,328 Days/Hours 31.939 Hours
AVAILABLE FUEL (Total) 4.2 Days/
BULK STORAGE 2 11,250 Day/Hours 101.00 Hours

Notes:
• Bulk storages 1 and 2 having 17406 (approx.) liters of diesel fuel – Fuel level distribution was
based on level percentage reflected on BMS monitoring.

MONTHLY REPORT _ OCTOBER 2021 16


PM COMPLETION

PLANNED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE – IN-HOUSE

TOTAL ACCOMPLISHED PERCENT


EQUIPMENT RESPOSIBILITY REMARKS
QUANTITY QUANTITY COMPLETED

47 unit - no handover
FAN COIL UNITS IN HOUSE 47 47 100%
3 unit – No / limited
Access
29 units - No
Handover
FANS & BLOWERS IN HOUSE 29 29 100%
2 units - On-going
Rectification.

GENERATOR SET IN HOUSE 2 2 2 units – No Handover 100%

DOMESTIC PUMP IN HOUSE 3 3 3 units – No Handover 100%

BOOSTER PUMP IN HOUSE 3 3 3 units – No Handover 100%

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 17


PM COMPLETION

CHILLED WATER
IN HOUSE 2 2 2 units- no Handover 100%
PUMP

CONDENSER
IN HOUSE 2 2 2 units - No Handover 100%
WATER PUMP

FIRE PUMP IN HOUSE 1 1 1 unit – No Handover 100%

JOCKEY PUMP IN HOUSE 1 1 1 unit – No Handover 100%

SUMP PUMP IN HOUSE 4 4 4 units – No Handover 100%

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 18


PM COMPLETION

PLANNED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE – VENDOR

RESPOSIBLE TOTAL ACCOMPLISHED PERCENT


EQUIPMENT REMARKS
GROUP QUANTITY QUANTITY COMPLETED
Monthly Preventive
COOLING TOWER NEWBAC 2 2 100%
Maintenance
Monthly Preventive
ELEVATOR SCHINDLER 1 1 100%
Maintenance
Quarterly Preventive
CHILLER STELLAR 2 2 100%
Maintenance
Semi- Annual
PACU VERTIV 6 6 Preventive 100%
Maintenance

FIRE SUPPRESSION ALARM


3 0 No Handover yet 0%
SYSTEM SYSTEM

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 19


PM COMPLETION

PM Monitoring for the Month of SEPTEMBER 2021

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 20


PM CONSTRAINTS

1. Total of 3 Fan Coil Units were not fully serviced - limited access
(FCU Punchlist submitted – for follow up with Projects)

2. Total of 3 EFs and bowers were not fully serviced;


a. One (1) unit – For further evaluation and checking from supplier
on where the source of unusual sound is during operation.
b. Two (2) units – pending installation of canvass cloth
(Blower and Fans Punchlist submitted)

3. Fire Suppression System - No hand-over yet; awaiting 1st PM-


On going discussion with Projects.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 21


MANPOWER ALLOCATION
1. Revised Manpower Deployment : Team A and Team B having 2 weeks Rotation
 Swabbing to be done before and after their duties
2. 50% Capacity on Duty (Team A and Team B scheduled change every Tuesday)
 Each team has AM and PM duty to cover 24/7 Operation.
3. Tested positive/negative based on RT PCR Monitoring in Total:
 Positive – 10 / Negative – 40
 CNFM– 2, Colliers – 2, Security – 4, Topserve- 2
4. Vaccinated based on Vaccination Monitoring in Total:
 First Dose (only) – 3
 CNFM- 1, Colliers- 1, Security- 1, Topserve- 0
 Second Dose (Completed) – 32
 CNFM- 4, Colliers- 14, Security- 12, Topserve- 2
5. 1 Technician (Froilan Ramos) resigned and will take effect on 8 October, 2021; with
identified replacement.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 22


EQUIPMENT FAILURES

1. Equipment Load Distribution (power supply redundancy concern for critical


equipment) – submitted to CNFM/Projects
2. Leak at Fire Protection System Drain line – valve was replaced but still with leak
monitored; for further checking by Projects.
3. Difference in Jockey and Fire Pump (5 psi) Fire Fighting system pressure
4. Bulk storage fuel line system for on going rectification – testing 7/26/21 (failure)
5. Frequent cracked isolation valve findings on chilled water line for FCUs.
6. Total of 197 busted lights was reported to Projects Team – For warranty claim.
7. Check valve passing at discharge line of Jockey Pump that contributes to the fire
protection system pressure drop.
8. Cooling Tower 2 tripped due to VFD failure- replaced temporarily of VFD for CT3; CT2
VFD sent to vendor (Newbac) for repair. Quotation for repair for approval

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 23


EQUIPMENT FAILURE

9. Defective motor of Gate – re occurred


10. Synchro Room 2 Collapsed Ceiling due to moist from DC1 and strong wind from
open ceiling return- Ongoing insulation works by vendor (IBC)
11. Found 4 defective inverter modules; already replaced by ELTEK. Waiting for RCA
13. Arcing on Transformer A – replaced with temporary transformer (1785 KVA); Waiting
for permanent replacement and RCA.
14. LVSG B Distribution line explosion; waiting for RCA.
15. Monitored High Internal Ambient Temperature at Chiller 1 due to VSD heat
exchangers are clogged; conducted cleaning. Both Chillers 1 and 2 heat exchangers are
subject for chemical descaling – with discussion with vendor(Stellar)
16. ATS control of 2F LVSG A and B was overruled due to new installed ATS at 3F LVSG
C and D. – meanwhile conducted adjustment on back to normal from emergency power
relay at 3F ATS from 60 seconds to 660 seconds.
17. Clogged drain pan at 3f CNFM Office- conducted declogging; for further checking of
drainline by Projects.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 24


OPERATION HIGHLIGHTS

1. In-House Preventive Maintenance of FCUs, Fans/Blowers, Domestic Pumps


, CT-Booster Pumps, Sump Pumps, etc.
2. Weekly No-Load Testing and Monthly Load test of Emergency Back-up Power (Genset)
3. Monthly PM Accomplishment Monitoring Update – see attached
4. On-going update on Appsheet for Health check monitoring; Alibaba Temperature and
RH readings were not included due to access and awaiting BMS monitoring from
projects.
5. Assistance to Vendor and Project Works
6. Review/Recommendation on MOP for Projects Activity.
7. Power Tapping and Migration of Temporary Rectifier loads to newly installed CPS3 DC-DC
Converters
8. Preventive Maintenance of Chillers 1 and 2
9. Replacement of broken valve at FCU – 3F – 06 chilled water line.
10. Power Tapping and load migration at DCDC 3-1 and DCDC 4-1
11. Monitored leak at PACU 6 due to clogged drain pan- conducted de-clogging.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 25


OPERATION HIGHLIGHTS

12. Restoration of Synchro Room 1 ceiling.


13. Participated Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (September 16, 2021).
14. Energization of 3F Transformer C and D (September 20, 2021)
15. Testing and Commissioning of 3F UPS A and B (September 20, 2021)
16. Resiliency and Emergency Power testing of 3F ATS ( LVSG C and D) (September 21,
2021)
17. Load Migration of Alibaba Panel from Temporary (2F UPS) to Permanent Supply (3F
UPS) (September 21, 2021)
18. Installation of additional Grounding Cable at Chiller 2. (September 28, 2021)
19. Installation of the floating neutral line at ECB of chiller 2. (September 28, 2021)
20. Clogged drainpipe at Battery Room 1- Conducted declogging and adjustment of drain
line slope.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 26


OPERATION HIGHLIGHTS

Dry run of Franklin and Alibaba Daily Health check through Appsheet.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 27


VIBER MONITORING REPORT THRU
APPSHEET
Viber Monitoring Report (Current).

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 28


VIBER MONITORING REPORT THRU
APPSHEET
Viber Monitoring Report (Proposed)

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 29


SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION REMARKS
STARTED COMPLETION
Received report from Colliers technician
that there was leak monitored at Fire
Protection System drain line.
Colliers engineer on duty verified the
report.

Check the affected valves. Open and


Leak at Fire Protection December
Major retightened. Leak still occurs. Open
System 21, 2020
Jockey pump was observed running
every 7 miins.

Inform Colliers FM and broadcast on


Viber group.

Endorsed to project.
Monitored frequent leaks on chilled
water lines for FCUs due to
damage/cracked isolation valve
Frequent cracks of
Chilled water line Major Vendors under project team do the Open
isolation valves for replacement.
FCUs.
Project team to check all
installed
valves if within the standard and will do
replacement if found not.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 30


SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION STARTED COMPLETION REMARKS

Received a report from that the ceiling on the


Synchronization Room 2 collapsed and
confirmed the report. Found that the ceiling
(gypsum) and slab were wet. This is due to
the condensation from DC- 1 (no insulation)“

Informed FM and CNFM thru messages and


Synchro Room 2 viber report.
Collapsed Major Upon further checking, found that strong wind July 21, 2021 September Closed
Ceiling coming from the battery room (backside) 15, 2021
pushed the ceiling caused it to collapsed.

Isolated the area, cleaned the collapsed


ceiling. Proceeded with the Installation
insulation at the slab and restoration of
ceiling.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 31


SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION STARTED COMPLETION REMARKS

Engr. On Duty received a report from a


technician that there was an explosion
happened at 2F LVSG B room and confirmed
that LVSG B distribution line side was burnt
from explosion and LVSG B Normal Breaker
tripped.

Note: Due to the incident, LVSG B was


shutdown thru turning off Transformer B"

Interviewed the personnel in the room and


was advised that there was humming sound
observed; and an explosion occurred while
LVSG B Distribution checking the panel. No one was hurt by the July 11, 2021 June 31, 2021
Major Open
Line Side Explosion incident.
Checked all critical support facilities and
confirmed that there was no affected except
LVSG B Breakers as follows:(PACU 2F 03B;
PP 2F 01B; DP 3F 01; PACU DC3B; PP GF
01B; 2 Spare Breaker)

Conducted initial assessment on the breakers


thru resistance/continuity testing and verified
that the following breakers are defective :
Total of 8 breakers(200A-4 units, 250A-1 unit,
160A- 1 unit, 60A- 1 unit, 30A- 1 unit)

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 32


SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION STARTED COMPLETIO REMARKS
N
Checked CCTV footage and found that the
explosion took placed during the closing of
panel door by the technician (IBC)

Greenlight arrived on site and conducted


necessary preparation for breakers
replacement.
Conducted inspection and removed the
defective breakers and bus bars.

Test insulation resistance from Line to Line


and Line to Ground of main bus bars and
distribution busbars; All testing passed.
LVSG B Distribution July 11,
Major June 31, 2021 Open
Line Side Assemble and installed distribution bus bars 2021
Explosion to LVSG B; and clean the area.
Note: Installed breakers are still subject for
replacement due to KAIC issue

Newly Installed:4x 200A - 18Kaic; 1 x 60A


- 10Kaic; 1 x 30A - 5Kaic; 1 x 160A - 36Kaic

Original Breaker:1 x 250 A = 25Kaic; 1 x


200A = 36Kaic; 1 x 200A = 18kaic1 x 200A
= 36Kaic; 1x 200A = for checking; 1 x 160A
= 18Kaic; 1 x 30A = 15Kaic; 1x 60A =
15Kaic

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 33


SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION STARTED COMPLETION REMARKS

After installation; conducted insulation


resistance per distribution breakers set.
All passed. Conducted
cleaning and overall checking. Reset
LVSG B Normal ECB

"Switched On Transformer B. As delay


set at ATS; Normal power will transfer
after 10 minutes. While waiting, removed
all temporary supply and revert back to
original wiring."
LVSG B Distribution After 10 minutes; LVSG B was June 31,
Major energized. July 11, 2021 Open
Line Side 2021
Explosion
All Breakers at LVSG B is operational
and in normal status. Conducted
monitoring while waiting for the
permanent breakers.

June 31, 2021, conducted permanent


replacement of the distribution line
breakers.

All are in normal condition


after
replacement.

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MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021
SITE VULNERABILITY
(Call-Outs)
DATE TARGET
FINDINGS IMPACT DESCRIPTION REMARKS
STARTED COMPLETION
Monitored Leak at 3F FCU Chilled Water
Line (Storage Room)

Checked and isolate the affected line to


reduce the leak. And reported the
incident through viber.
Leak at FCU – 3F – 06 September 3,
MAJOR Aug. 11, 2021 Closed
chilled water line 2021
Coordinated to projects and vendor for
the repair.

Replaced the broken isolation valve.


Test and observed for 24 hours for leak.

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021 35


Thank You

MONTHLY REPORT _ SEPTEMBER 2021

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