A.02.16 Statement of Work (SOW) for High Voltage Inc. Undeground Cable Testing Equipment Contra~.pdf

Statement of Work

High Voltage Inc (HVI) VT33 with TDR1670 and SDAD

Background: The USAPPS provides industry standard technical training to Army Soldiers and Navy Seabees, enabling their ability to install, maintain, and operate utility-grade power production and distribution systems in support of unified land operations and humanitarian support missions worldwide. The USAPPS trains active duty and reserve service members in the troubleshooting, construction, installation, operation, and maintenance of low-to-medium voltage power and distribution systems in support of the USAPPS mission. This mission-focused training prepares Soldiers and Sailors to be safe, productive, and efficient technical specialists in a complex and dynamic operating environment.

Scope: USAPPS requires testing equipment which meets industry and testing standards to train students on safe operating procedures in a laboratory environment before using the equipment in a field setting. The system is all paired together. It allows us to identify underground faults and locate them easily. It allows us to train students to find faults and locate them. The NETA MTS requires testing of Shielded Cables, Medium- and High-Voltage using Very low frequency (VLF) dielectric withstand test – minimum 30-minute test on individual or grouped conductors with all shields and all conductors not under test grounded. The system meets the requirement of the NETA MTS standard for testing underground cables.

Deliverables and Technical Specifications: The contractor shall supply two (2) VT33 Cable Fault Locators, two (2) TDR 1670s, and two (2) SDADs. Each piece of equipment shall meet the following specifications:

VT33 Cable Fault Locator (Thumper), 13 kV dc, 760 Joules VLF Fault Burner (so you can thump at the lowest possible voltage) VLF Hipot, 0 to 33 kV ac VLF peak (for testing after repair) Single-Piece Construction with wheels, 50 ft. output cable provided Input: 120 v, 10 A or 230v, 5 A (“F” version)

Input: 120Vac, 60Hz, 10A (VT33) 230Vac, 50/60Hz, 5A (VT33F)

Hipot Output: 0-33kVac peak @ 0.1Hz, 1uF max load

Hipot Burn Current:

VLF Burner – Arcs cable every few seconds

Discharge Output: 760 Joules at 13kVdc

Discharge Rate: Every 8 seconds

TDR Interface: Arc Reflection

Size: 28in w x 26in d x 44in h 711mm w x 660mm d x 1118mm h

Weight: 245lb 111kg

Output Termination 50ft HV, Return, and Ground

Optional Cable Reels:

100 to 330ft HV, Return, and Ground on Reels

Other Features: Rugged Transit Protected Meters External Interlock Emergency Off Mushroom Switch Window to view Grounding Solenoid Internal Heater to limit condensation Integrated Coupler/Filter/TDR Interface for:

– Arc Reflection Method

Cable Fault Locator (Thumper), 13 kV dc, 760 Joules VLF Fault Burner (so you can thump at the lowest possible voltage) VLF Hipot, 0 to 33 kV ac VLF peak (for testing after repair) Single-Piece Construction with wheels, 50 ft. output cable provided Input: 120 v, 10 A or 230v, 5 A (“F” version)

Radar Engineers TDR1670

Power: 115/230 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Modes: Arc reflection Current impulse (optional) Direct L 1 3 Ø comparison and difference

Display: 10.5″ diagonal color LCD display, sunlight readable

Velocity Factor: 25.0% – 99.9%

Markers: Two movable vertical markers measure the distance between any two points;

readout continually updated

Resolution: ≈3 feet or 0.4% of selected range

Zoom: For ranges 3,000 feet and above

Memory: 30 waveform memories

Pulse Width: Automatically increases with range

Range: TDR: 500 – 48,000 feet CI: 1,500 -200,000 feet (metric measurement available)

Serial Port: RS232 port for computer interface

Size & Weight:

(W x D x H)

16.25 x 13 x 6.75 in., 15 lb.

41 x 33 x 17 cm, 7 kg

Aqua-Tronics SDAD Super Directional Acoustic Detector

THREE MODES OF OPERATION:

. Basic direction to fault, with centering and magnetic wave.

. Time-based distance to fault-triggered by ballistic pulse to reduce false tripping.

. Fault depth indication.

Two earth probe microphones and cabling.

Tripods for hard surface.

A-T Ballistic pulse Meter Detection System S-D.A.D.

Stereo headphones.

Delivery Schedule: The contractor is responsible for the shipment of the items listed above. The items shall be shipped no later than 90 days after the date of contract award and delivered to:

USAPPS

ATTN: Jay Kaufman Bldg. 12630 FLW 28 10025 Jean Ave.

Ft. Leonard Wood, MO 65473

JAY D. KAUFMAN

GS11, CIV

Supervisory Equipment Specialist