SUB-CB-069-T-1 Energy Delivery Substation Operation

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SUB-CB-069-T-1

69KV CIRCUIT BREAKER MULTI-YEAR AGREEMENT

1. DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1-3

2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT ......................................................................................................................... 2-6

2.1. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

2.2. PRICE ESCALATION ............................................................................................................................................... 2-6

2.3. REVISION DATES ................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

2.4. CUSTOMER INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................................... 2-7

3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................................................. 3-8

3.1. SCHEDULE AND REPORTS ...................................................................................................................................... 3-8

3.2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................................... 3-9

3.3. STANDARDS ........................................................................................................................................................... 3-9

3.4. EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION ............................................................................................................................... 3-10

3.5. RATINGS .............................................................................................................................................................. 3-11

3.6. CONSTRUCTION ................................................................................................................................................... 3-11

3.7. PAINTING ............................................................................................................................................................. 3-11

3.8. BUSHINGS ............................................................................................................................................................ 3-12

3.9. SF6 INSULATING AND INTERRUPTING MEDIUM ................................................................................................... 3-12

3.10. VACUUM INTERRUPTER CONTACTS ..................................................................................................................... 3-13

3.11. SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................................ 3-13

3.12. GROUNDING ........................................................................................................................................................ 3-13

3.13. OPERATING MECHANISM ..................................................................................................................................... 3-13

3.14. CURRENT TRANSFORMERS .................................................................................................................................. 3-16

3.15. AUXILIARY POWER ............................................................................................................................................. 3-16

3.16. CONTROL............................................................................................................................................................. 3-16

3.17. WIRING AND DEVICES ......................................................................................................................................... 3-17

3.18. ASSEMBLY........................................................................................................................................................... 3-17

3.19. SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS ..................................................................................................................... 3-18

3.20. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................................................. 3-18

4. DEFINITION OF RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................................................. 4-19

4.1. PACKAGING ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-19

4.2. PROTECTION – PURCHASED EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................. 4-20

4.3. IDENTIFICATION .................................................................................................................................................. 4-20

4.4. DOCUMENT SUBMITTALS .................................................................................................................................... 4-21

4.5. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE OWNER ...................................................................................................... 4-23

5. CONTRACTOR SERVICES .................................................................................................................................... 5-23

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5.1. SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................................. 5-23

6. BID PREPARATION ................................................................................................................................................ 6-24

6.1. BIDDER’S QUALIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 6-24

6.2. BID INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................................................. 6-24

6.3. BID ADDENDA ..................................................................................................................................................... 6-25

6.4. PLACEMENT OF ORDER ........................................................................................................................................ 6-25

6.5. POST BID CONFERENCE CALL OR MEETING ........................................................................................................ 6-25

6.6. BID FORMS .......................................................................................................................................................... 6-25

6.7. MULTI-YEAR AGREEMENT .................................................................................................................................. 6-26

6.8. ACCEPTANCE OF THE BID ................................................................................................................................... 6-27

7. GENERAL PROVISIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 7-28

7.1. FORM OF AGREEMENT ........................................................................................................................................ 7-28

7.2. CHANGE ORDERS ................................................................................................................................................ 7-28

7.3. PROJECT SCHEDULE ............................................................................................................................................ 7-28

7.4. SUBCONTRACTORS .............................................................................................................................................. 7-28

7.5. BACK-CHARGES .................................................................................................................................................. 7-29

7.6. FINAL PAYMENT AND RELEASE .......................................................................................................................... 7-29

7.7. INVOICES ............................................................................................................................................................. 7-29

7.8. SUBSTITUTIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 7-30

7.9. GUARANTEES ...................................................................................................................................................... 7-30

7.10. CONTRACTOR’S OBLIGATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 7-31

7.11. ASSIGNMENT ....................................................................................................................................................... 7-31

7.12. CODES AND REGULATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 7-31

7.13. INSPECTION ......................................................................................................................................................... 7-32

7.14. ROYALTIES AND PATENTS .................................................................................................................................. 7-32

7.15. LICENCES AND INSURANCE ................................................................................................................................. 7-32

7.16. DEFAULT ............................................................................................................................................................. 7-33

7.17. TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE ...................................................................................................................... 7-33

7.18. DELAY DAMAGES ................................................................................................................................................ 7-33

7.19. FORCE MAJUERE ................................................................................................................................................. 7-33

7.20. CLAIMS AND CONTRACT CLARIFICATION ........................................................................................................... 7-34

7.21. NOTICE ................................................................................................................................................................ 7-35

7.22. JURISDICTION, VENUE, AND GOVERNING LAW ................................................................................................... 7-35

8. TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING ................................................................................................................ 8-36

8.1. BILLS OF MATERIAL ........................................................................................................................................... 8-36

8.2. SHIPMENTS AND OFF-LOADING .......................................................................................................................... 8-36

8.3. RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGES DURING TRANSPORT ........................................................................................ 8-36

8.4. RECEIPT AND UNLOADING ................................................................................................................................... 8-36

8.5. STORAGE AND PROTECTION ................................................................................................................................ 8-36

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Wherever used in these General Provisions or in the other Contract Documents, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated which shall be applicable of both the singular and plural thereof:

1.1.1. Addendum – Changes to the original Specification covering the Work to be performed.

1.1.2. Approved – Approved, acceptable, considered necessary, satisfactory, or words of similar meaning shall mean approved, acceptable, considered necessary or satisfactory to or by the Owner

1.1.3. Bidder – Bidder shall be the person, persons, partnership, company, or corporation responding to the Owner’s Request for Proposal in accordance with the Owner’s established policies and procedures.

1.1.4. Change Order – A written order to Contractor signed by the Owner authorizing an addition, deletion, or revision in the Work, or an adjustment in the Contract Price or the Contract Time issued after execution of the Contract.

1.1.5. Contract – Contract shall mean the definitive final written agreement between Owner and Contractor incorporating the covenants, terms, conditions, and technical requirements of this Specification.

1.1.6. Contract Documents – The Contract Documents shall mean, collectively, and in hierarchical order, the Contract, the Owner’s RFP or Invitation to Bid, Owner approved addendum and exceptions, this Specification, the Public Construction Bond, the Owner’s Purchase Order and Contractor’s proposal which are intended to be complementary, and what is required by any one of them shall be as binding as if required by all.

1.1.7. Contract Time – The total number of calendar days and any completion dates for phases or segments of the Contract Work shown on the Final Schedule to be completed by the parties.

1.1.8. Contract Price – The total monies, payable to Contractor under terms of the Contract.

1.1.9. Contractor – The person, persons, partnership, company, or corporation undertaking the performance of the Work required by the Contract.

1.1.10. Day – A calendar day or any fraction thereof.

1.1.11. Equal – The words "or equal" used in connection with materials, products, or equipment designated by manufacturer's names, trade names or catalog numbers are intended to establish a standard. Other materials, products, or equipment meeting or exceeding the established standard may be used provided that their equivalency has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Owner and that written approval of their use has been obtained.

1.1.12. Equipment shall be the items purchased by Owner through these specifications.

1.1.13. Field Order – A written order signed by the Owner and Contractor as an agreement of clarification of the Contract and not any adjustment in the Contract Price or Time.

1.1.14. Hazardous Materials - shall mean those materials included within the definitions of “hazardous substances”, “hazardous materials”, toxic substances”, “contaminants” or

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“hazardous wastes” in the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, as amended (42 USC Sections 9601, et seq.); the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act, as amended (49 USC Sections 1801, et seq.); the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, as amended (42 USC Sections 9601, et seq.);

the Toxic Substance Control Act as amended (15 USC Section 2601 et seq.); the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.E. 19; the Environmental Protection Act, S.C. 1991 c. 15.3, as amended; and in any of the regulations adopted, published, and promulgated pursuant to said laws, or in any other Laws and Regulations.

1.1.15. Installation – Installation includes in addition to actual installation, all unloading, warehouse handling, rigging and hoisting, and furnishing of all tools, equipment and materials required to handle and install the Work, except as otherwise specified in the Contract.

1.1.16. Invitation to Bid – Invitation to Bid shall be the Request for Proposal (RFP) or other notice duly issued by the City of Lakeland’s Purchasing Department incorporating the Specification and other documents as may be required by municipal code or charter or by Florida statutes to solicit competitive prices for labor, material, and services.

1.1.17. Manufacturer – An individual, firm or corporation who is furnishing material or equipment to either the Owner or Contractor or both.

1.1.18. By Others – Refers to labor or materials to be furnished by the Owner, by a contractor or subcontractor other than Contractor

1.1.19. Owner – The City of Lakeland or its authorized representatives, successors or assigns.

1.1.20. Project – The entire construction and Work to be performed as provided in the Contract.

1.1.21. Provisional Acceptance – Provisional Acceptance shall occur upon successful completion of all of the Work except for; (i) final completion of the punch list, (ii) delivery of as-builts and, (iii) completion of the applicable Performance Test(s).

1.1.22. Purchase Order (PO) – A Work authorization document issued by the Owner’s Purchasing Department with the words “Purchase Order” clearly marked on the top right corner, a PO number used for reference shown on the front, a description of the Work or a listing of the applicable Contract Documents, an authorized Owner signature and stating the amount of lawfully authorized funds. Purchase Orders are the only documents that authorize payment of changes to the total amount authorized on the Contract.

1.1.23. Schedule – The agreed upon sequence of activities with start and finish dates including logical relationships of activities, deliverables, and milestones agreed to at issuance of Purchase Order.

1.1.24. Shop Drawings – All Manufacturer's and Contractor’s drawings, diagrams, illustrations, brochures, schedules, and other data which illustrate the details of the equipment, material and Work to be furnished for the Project.

1.1.25. Specification – Specification shall mean the covenants, terms, conditions, and technical requirements contained in this written document titled, “69kV Circuit Breaker Multi- Year Agreement”, Specification No. SUB-CB-069-Y-1.

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1.1.26. Work – Work shall mean all of the activities as generally described in the scope sections (typically sections 2 and 3) of the Specification.

1.1.27. Worksite – The site upon which the Work is to be performed. The terms “Jobsite” and “Worksite” may be used interchangeably.

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This Specification Package constitutes the terms of a one-year contract for the Purchase of 69kV Circuit Breakers. This contract can be extended yearly if both parties agree for a period not to exceed five years.

Each City of Lakeland Purchase Order will use the Following Part Number and Descriptions:

PART# DESCRIPTION

1092690 CIRCUIT BREAKER 69KV 2000A 48VDC UNDER MULTI-YEAR CONTRACT

1092691 CIRCUIT BREAKER 69KV 2000A 125VDC UNDER MULTI-YEAR CONTRACT

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For terms and calculation formulas refer to Section 6.

The Price Revision indices are:

Coefficient Index Name Percentage Name Description Series ID a 50% N/A Non Escalated Portion N/A b 12% B Labor ceu3133530006 c 8% C Steel wpu1017 d 30% D Non Ferrous materials wpu102201 e 0% E unused N/A

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The price will be revised with the indices for the following month:

April 2027, October 2027.

If extended: April 2028, October 2028 and April 2029, October 2029, April 2030, October 2031 and April 2032.

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2.4.1. Correspondence

A) All technical correspondence after bid award shall be forwarded in writing to the Owner’s responsible Engineer.

Lakeland Electric Attention: Sean Yab 1140 East Parker Street Lakeland, Florida 33801-5079 E-mail: sean.yab@lakelandelectric.com

B) Manuals for each shipment shall be mailed to the Owner’s Materials Planner.

Lakeland Electric Attention: Brian Bowden 1140 East Parker Street Lakeland, Florida 33801-5079 E-mail: brian.bowden@lakelandelectric.com

2.4.2. Location of Delivery Site:

All deliveries of equipment and goods shall be computed FOB to:

Electric Transmission & Distribution 1140 East Parker Street Lakeland, FL 33801

2.4.3. Final Routing And Destination Instructions:

Final routing and destination instructions on all shipments must be coordinated with the Owner prior to shipment. The Contractor shall notify 72 HOURS prior to shipment date the Owner’s Representative:

JoAnna Parker

(863) 834-6867 mailto:sean.yab@lakelandelectric.com mailto:brian.bowden@lakelandelectric.com

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3.1.1. Work Progress Schedule

A) Within ten (10) days after the Effective Date of Procurement Agreement, Contractor shall submit to Owner for review and acceptance: A PRELIMINARY WORK PROGRESS

SCHEDULE.

B) After submittal of preliminary Work Progress Schedule, submit DETAILED WORK PROGRESS SCHEDULE within thirty days after the Effective Date of Procurement Agreement. Submit to Owner for acceptance. The schedule shall show the work in a graphic format suitable for displaying scheduled and actual progress. Submit a reproducible media.

C) Prepare schedules as a horizontal bar chart with separate bar for each major portion of the work or operation and for each circuit breaker. Scale and spacing shall allow space for notations and revisions. Owner will review and comment on schedule and, upon agreement with Contractor on any necessary changes, Owner will furnish Contractor prints of the accepted schedule. Contractor shall not change the accepted work progress schedule without prior concurrence of Owner. Upon completion of the work progress Schedule, this document shall become included and deemed to be a contract document. Failure to comply with the work progress schedule shall constitute a material breach of the contract.

3.1.2. Schedule of Submittals

Compliance submittal shall be submitted in accordance with the following schedule stated in calendar days after date of contract award or letter of intent, whichever occurs first:

A) Outline drawings; foundation loadings and anchor bolt layout; bushing drawings;

location of Owner’s interconnections and all clearances, dimensions and weight required for the installation, operation dismantling for transportation. 30 DAYS

B) Schematic diagram and wiring diagrams showing all internal and external connections; instrument transformer performance curves and data; non-electrical operating mechanism schematics. 45 DAYS

C) Test reports at shipment or before.

D) Instruction manuals. 120 DAYS

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3.1.3. Drawing and record Information Performance Compliance Submittal

A) Compliance submittals shall include all drawings, catalog cuts, manufacturer's specifications and data, instructions, instruction books, and other information necessary to illustrate conformance with the specifications and allow incorporation of the equipment into the design of the substation.

B) Prior to shipment, Contractor shall supply a training video in DVD format for use by Owner’s personnel. It shall cover the recommended installation and maintenance procedures.

3.1.4. Factory Test Schedule

A) Each power circuit breaker furnished shall be fully tested in accordance with the production tests defined in the applicable ANSI standards. The Contractor shall notify the Owner ten (10) days in advance of the schedule for tests and shall provide the Owner with a schedule for testing.

B) The Owner reserves the right to witness testing at the Contractor’s facilities and to inspect the equipment before shipment for conformity to these specifications.

3.1.5. Factory Test Reports

Three copies of certified test reports shall be furnished to the Engineer at or before the time of shipment.

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The power circuit breaker shall be three phases, 60 Hz, for outdoor use on a solidly grounded system with maximum line-to-line voltage of 72.5 kV. The breaker shall be designed for three pole gang tripping and closing. Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) gas and/ or vacuum shall be the dielectric and interrupting medium. The interrupters shall be contained within a grounded metal tank, i.e. dead tank construction.

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Each power circuit breaker shall meet the performance requirements of and be designed, fabricated, and tested in accordance with the latest applicable standards as follows:

3.3.1. American National Standards Institute - ANSI

3.3.2. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - IEEE

3.3.3. National Electrical Manufacturers Associations - NEMA

3.3.4. American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

In the event of conflicts; specifications, drawings, and standards shall govern in that order. Standards shall take precedence over other standards in accordance with the above priority list. Latest applicable standards shall be those in effect as of date of quotation.

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3.3.5. Applicable Codes and Standards

Design, fabricate, assemble, and test the power circuit breakers to conform to the latest edition of the following codes and standards:

A) American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

B) C2 - National Electrical Safety Code (NESC)

C) C37.04 - .04g - .04h - Rating structure for AC High-Voltage Circuit Breakers Rated on a Symmetrical Current Basis.

D) C37.06 - AC High-Voltage Circuit Breakers Rated on a Symmetrical Current Basis - Preferred Ratings and Related Required Capabilities.

E) C37.09 - .09c - .09e - Test Procedure for AC High-Voltage Circuit Breakers Rated on a Symmetrical Current Basis.

F) C37.2 - Electrical Power systems Device Function Numbers.

G) C37.11 - Standard Requirements for Electrical Control for AC High-Voltage Circuit Breakers Rated on a Symmetrical Current Basis or a Total Current Basis.

H) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE):

I) ANSI/IEEE 21-General Requirements and Test Procedure for Outdoor Apparatus Bushings.

J) ANSI/IEEE 24 - Electrical, Dimensional and Related Requirements for Outdoor Apparatus Bushings.

K) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 70

L) National Electrical Code (NEC).

M) National Electrical Manufacturer's Association (NEMA):

N) CC 1 - Electric Power Connectors for Substations

O) ICS - Industrial Controls and Systems

P) SG-4 - High Voltage Circuit Breakers

Q) 1O7 - Methods of Measurement of Radio Influence Voltage (RIV) of High Voltage Apparatus

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3.4.1. All equipment and material designs furnished shall be identical to equipment and material designs having an acceptable history of service in similar applications for a period of not less than 3 years at comparable temperature, voltage and design stress levels.

3.4.2. Equipment and material designs with less than 3 years of actual service will be considered from established manufacturers but shall be furnished only if accepted by the Owner. Contractor shall state in his bid the number of years Power Circuit Breakers of

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3.4.3. All equipment except minor auxiliary items shall be manufactured at the Contractor’s own plants.

3.4.4. Except as otherwise specified, the Contractor’s standard design shall be used.

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A) Nominal Rated Voltage: 69 kV

B) Maximum Rated Voltage: 72.5 kV

C) Rated Short-Circuit Current at Rated Maximum Voltage: 40 kA

D) Insulating Medium: SF6, or Vacuum

E) Frequency: 60 Hz

F) Type: Three phase dead tank

G) Rated Continuous Current: 2,000 A

H) Maximum Symmetrical Interrupting Capability at Maximum Rated Voltage per ANSI C37.06: 40,000 A

I) Maximum Interrupting Time: 3 cycles

J) BIL: 350 kV

K) Low Frequency withstand (RMS): 160 kV

L) Close and Latch Capability: 64,000 A

M) Re-closing Time (Adjustment Range): 20-120 cycles

N) Duty Cycle at Rated Conditions: OCO-15-CO

O) Control Voltage: Refer to Scope section

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A) Each power circuit breaker and its operating mechanism shall be mounted on a rigid, welded steel frame. The frame shall be suitable for skidding or rolling the power circuit breaker. Eye bolts or lugs and jacking pads for lifting shall be provided on each major item of equipment.

B) All external wiring shall be run in weatherproof, flexible non-metallic conduit and securely anchored to the housing and/or frame of the breaker.

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A) The external finish for the breaker, and accessories shall be ANSI No. 70 light gray.

All painted surfaces shall be prepared as per acceptable industry standard surface preparation. The paint finish shall be a high-quality paint that will not disintegrate or blister when contacting any gas or oil based medium in the proximity of the coated surfaces.

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B) The internal finish of the breaker SF6 or vacuum containment vessel and interrupters shall be in accordance with the manufacturer's standard practice and shall be impervious to and compatible with SF6 gas or vacuum and its by-products resulting from interruptions of electrical faults.

C) The internal surfaces of the control cabinets of the breakers shall be prepared in an acceptable industry standard manner and painted with high quality white paint capable of withstanding, without damage, contact with gas or oil based mediums.

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All power circuit breaker bushings shall be polymer or one piece porcelain with continuous current and BIL ratings as previously described. Bushings shall be ANSI #70 light gray color.

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3.9.1. Quantities

The necessary amount of insulating and interrupting medium to fill each breaker initially and until final checkout is completed shall be furnished as part of this specification.

3.9.2. Gas System

A) All compartments of the gas system shall be equipped with facilities to monitor, analyze, refill, and recondition the insulation gas. All fittings provided for SF6 gas processing shall be made to connect to a Dilo Manufacturing Cart system, Model #3- 050-R710-V01.

B) A 100-micron particle filter shall be installed at each location where the gas handling piping enters the enclosure.

C) The gas pressure shall be based on the manufacturer's design.

D) Each separate compartment of the breaker shall be equipped with a dial-type pressure gauge having form C contacts, such that the Owner may select trip blocking or tripping for such a condition. All pressure switches for control of low pressure and high pressure alarms, etc. shall have two (2) independently adjustable, fully insulated, electrically separated contacts.

E) The gas system allowable gas leakage shall be not more than 1% per year.

F) Absorption devices shall be furnished to dispose of the moisture in the SF6 gas and the decomposition by-products of the SF6 gas. The absorption materials shall be capable of being used for long periods of service without replacement, taking into consideration the frequent operations of the breakers.

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3.10.1. The contacts shall be designed to have adequate thermal and current carrying capacity for carrying full rated current and short circuit loadings without exceeding the allowable temperature rise as specified in ANSI Standard C37.04. They shall be designed to have long life so that frequent replacement or maintenance will be unnecessary.

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The breaker design shall fully comply with all requirements for safety of personnel during construction, operation and maintenance

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3.12.1. Frame

Two ground terminal pads, drilled and tapped for NEMA 2-hole ground terminal connectors shall be located on diagonally opposite corners of each breaker frame.

3.12.2. Cabinets

The cabinet in which the current transformers are terminated on short circuiting blocks shall have a copper bar ground bus (min. 1" X 1/8" of suitable length) for connection to 4/0 copper lead from the station ground grid. A minimum of ten (10) additional #10-32 tapped holes on ½” center spacing shall be provided for customer’s connection to the ground bar.

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3.13.1. Type

Each breaker shall be equipped with motor-compressed-spring type operating mechanism. The mechanism shall provide the equivalent of electrically trip-free and anti-pumping features. A latch check switch shall be provided where applicable.

3.13.2. Operation Stored

One close/open operation shall be stored in the operator spring. The time required to recharge the spring from the minimum operating pressure to normal cut-off pressure shall not exceed ten (10) seconds. All switches for control of motor, alarms, etc., shall be independently adjustable, fully insulated, and have electrically separate contacts.

3.13.3. Time Travel Analyzer

Provisions shall be made for attaching a Time Travel Analyzer or similar equipment to perform timing tests after final installation of the breaker

3.13.4. Manual Reset/trip

A manually operated, manual reset, trip device (Device No. 69) shall be furnished for tripping each operating mechanism in the absence of control power. This device shall be mechanically protected from accidental operation and shall be provided with mechanically interlocked contacts to disconnect circuits from remote closing and reclosing devices.

3.13.5. Indicators

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The operating mechanism shall have a mechanical position indicator, plainly visible from outside of the breaker, showing whether the main contacts of each breaker pole are open or closed. Also, a non-resettable, mechanical type operation counter visible from outside the breaker shall be furnished.

3.13.6. Auxiliary Switch

An auxiliary switch shall be provided on each mechanism with a minimum of 10 spare "a" contacts and 10 spare "b" contacts. These contacts shall be readily changeable to "a" or "b" contacts and shall be in addition to those required for standard breaker control functions. All auxiliary contacts shall be electrically separate and wired to sliding link type terminal blocks.

3.13.7. Cabinet size

A) The operating mechanism shall be mounted in a cabinet of adequate size to house and provide maintenance access to all motors, relays, terminal blocks, and auxiliary control devices. No equipment shall be mounted on the access doors. Control devices shall be housed in the mechanism cabinet or in a separate weatherproof and dust resistant control cabinet.

B) One maintenance closing device per breaker shall be provided for slowly closing and opening the mechanism during maintenance. Closing device can be either hydraulic or screw jack type Current Transformers.

C) Cabinet accessories

a) Each of the cabinet(s) shall be equipped with sufficient heaters, thermostats, breathers and filters to prevent moisture condensation and dust accumulation in order to ensure proper operation of the apparatus.

b) Each cabinet shall also be equipped with a grounded 120-volt ac duplex convenience receptacle (Hubbell #5362 or equal) with ground fault interrupting (GFI) protection for external use, and vibration resistant and thermal rated lamp with guard and door-operated switch.

3.13.8. Cabinet Construction

The cabinet(s) shall be NEMA 4X, corrosion proof stainless steel or aluminum (no fiberglass), and shall provide adequate access for entrance of the Owner’s conduit and cables. All pertinent pressure gauges, operation counter, position indicator, or other devices shall be readable without opening the doors of the cabinet.

3.13.9. Annunciator & Alarms

Each breaker shall be equipped with an SEL 2411 annunciator, having a minimum of 12 points, and mounted in the breaker control cabinet. Points to be connected to the annunciator and those to be wired to the external connection blocks are designated below:

For SF6 Breakers:

To Point: Function:

IN101 Low Gas Lockout relay (< 47.9 PSIG) IN102 Low Gas Alarm (52.2-47.9 PSIG)

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IN301 Loss DC Trip 2 IN302 Loss DC Trip 1 IN303 Loss DC Close IN304 Loss of AC IN401 Mechanism Malfunction IN402 Spring Charged IN403 Spring Discharged IN404 Motor Thermal Overload

Note: Alarm relays for low dc voltage and low ac voltage shall be supplied. The low dc voltage relay shall have no intentional time delay. The low ac voltage relay shall be diversified electronics, type TDT-240- ALA-30, with 0.3-30 second adjustable time delay, or equal.

For Vacuum Breakers:

To Point: Function:

IN101 Trip 1 Lockout IN102 Trip # 2 Lockout IN301 Low Air Alarm IN302 Motor Lockout IN303 Loss of DC IN304 Loss of AC IN401 Spring Discharged IN402 Block Close IN403 Spare IN404 Spare

Note: Alarm relays for low dc voltage and low ac voltage shall be supplied. The low dc voltage relay shall have no intentional time delay. The low ac voltage relay shall be diversified electronics, type TDT-240- ALA-30, with 0.3-30 second adjustable time delay, or equal.

3.13.10. Labels

All devices in the control cabinet shall be labeled in accordance with identification on the drawings using a type of label that will not peel off or become unreadable during the life of the breaker.

3.13.11. Wiring

All wiring terminations shall be identified using preprinted, heat-shrink wiring labels using the wire destination labeling method for all wires over 6" in length.

3.13.12. Ready for operation

Each breaker shall be complete with all valves, piping, filters and auxiliary devices required for breaker operation and maintenance. Sampling valves, except those located on energized parts shall be accessible to a person standing on the ground.

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33..1144.. CCUURRRREENNTT TTRRAANNSSFFOORRMMEERRSS

A) Furnish bushing current transformers as described below. Current transformers shall have fully distributed windings. Secondary leads for all taps shall be brought to six pole short circuiting type terminal blocks in the control cabinet.

B) Each C.T. shall be identified with a stainless-steel nameplate located in the control cabinet as near as practical to the C.T. short circuiting terminal block

Table: CT Ratio for 2000A circuit Breaker

CT LOCATION MAX RATIO RATIO

CLASS

ACCURACY

CLASS

THERMAL

RATING

Bushings 1-3-5 (Top) 2000/5 MULTI C400 1.5

Bushings 1-3-5 (Bottom) 2000/5 MULTI C400 1.5

Bushings 2-4-6 (Top) 2000/5 MULTI C400 1.5

Bushings 2-4-6 (Bottom) 2000/5 MULTI C400 1.5

33..1155.. AAUUXXIILLIIAARRYY PPOOWWEERR

Fused knife switches or circuit breakers shall be provided in the housing of the operating mechanism for disconnecting the incoming 120/240 volts ac single-phase power to the various heaters and operating circuits. Fuses may be provided, if necessary, for protection of individual devices in the mechanism. Heavy duty terminals shall be installed for terminating the power supply cables. A loss of voltage alarm with two electrically separate contacts for the Owner’s use shall be furnished to monitor the incoming supply.

33..1166.. CCOONNTTRROOLL

Two trip coils shall be provided for each breaker. All trip, close, alarm, indication and control circuits shall be 125 or 48VDC as specified on the order. Two, 2-pole fused disconnect switches shall be provided, one each for closing and tripping circuits. Slugs shall be used in the disconnect switches for the tripping circuit. The closing circuit shall operate over a range of 90-140 VDC for nominal 125VDC and 36-56 VDC for nominal 48VDC.

The tripping circuit shall operate over a range of 70-140 VDC for nominal 125VDC and 28- 56VDC for nominal 48VDC.

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33..1177.. WWIIRRIINNGG AANNDD DDEEVVIICCEESS

3.17.1. All wiring shall be installed as neatly as possible and shall be in accordance with the best industry standards and practices. Wiring shall be avoided, whenever possible on swing panels and, always in front of any pieces of equipment that may require maintenance. Wires and harnesses shall be such that incoming and outgoing cables are supported. All wiring shall be continuous from terminal to terminal utilizing ring type connectors. No splices will be allowed. All secondary connection points for connecting to incoming leads shall be wired to terminal blocks in the main control cabinet. All spare contacts of alarm and auxiliary relays shall be brought out to the terminal blocks.

None of the wiring shall have more than two (2) wires at each terminal block screw.

3.17.2. Control wiring shall be no smaller than NO. 14 AWG. All control wiring in the control cabinet(s) shall be terminated on sliding link type terminal blocks, mounted vertically so that the links cannot fall open or closed by gravity, and having washer head, binding, screw-type terminals.

3.17.3. The secondary leads of current transformers shall be NO. 10 AWG. The control wire shall be stranded copper conductor, with 600 volt class, 90 degrees Celsius, flame retardant, moisture and heat-resistant insulation, type SIS or equal. Current transformer terminal blocks shall be six poles, short circuiting type, G.E. Type EB-27 or equal, with the sixth pole wired to the station ground terminal in the cabinet.

3.17.4. Twenty-five percent spare terminals shall be furnished.

3.17.5. The devices in the control cabinet shall be provided with neat and adequate markings or nameplates to ensure proper identification. The cabinet shall have a removable, blank, steel plate, with gasket through which all external control and power cables may enter the bottom of the cabinet.

33..1188.. AASSSSEEMMBBLLYY

3.18.1. Equipment shall be shipped completely factory assembled unless specified otherwise or unless the physical size, arrangement, or configuration of the equipment or shipping and handling limitation make the shipment of completely assembled equipment impractical, in which case the equipment shall be assembled and shipped as stated in the Contractor's proposal. All field assembly requirements resulting from failure of the Contractor to assemble or ship the equipment in accordance with his proposal shall be at the Contractor's expense. All accessory items shall be shipped with the equipment.

Complete assembly drawings and instructions for all equipment requiring field assembly shall be shipped with the equipment.

3.18.2. All spare parts, special tools and instruction books shall be packed separately and clearly identified as "special tools", "spare parts", or "Instruction Books" as the case may be. Packing lists shall be included in duplicate in each crate, package or bundle shipped.

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33..1199.. SSPPAARREE PPAARRTTSS AANNDD SSPPEECCIIAALL TTOOOOLLSS

The Contractor shall submit with his proposal, a list of all recommended spare parts (Form 4), special tools (Form 5), etc., sufficient for the breakers specified. The recommended spare parts list shall include all parts that will potentially need replacement in any of the conditions listed in the Form 3 (reliability). The Contractor shall indicate a quantity, unit price and MTBF or number of Operation for each item. If any part not listed was to fail, the Contractor shall supply the replacement part free of charge within 72 hours.

33..2200.. AADDDDIITTIIOONNAALL RREEQQUUIIRREEMMEENNTTSS

3.20.1. A single dial-type gauge shall be provided with a common gas system.

3.20.2. A sufficient quantity of gas shall be furnished with the circuit breaker for conditioning and filling of each tank, bushing, and other gas-filled devices to the proper pressure required for each operation. Special tools required for filling shall be furnished by the contractor.

3.20.3. A lock-out switch with ungrounded 125 VDC contacts shall be provided to prevent the mechanism from attempting an opening or closure when the gas pressure is too low to safely complete the operation.

3.20.4. The gas system shall be complete with all valves, piping, filters, and auxiliary devices required for breaker operation and maintenance. Suitable sampling valves shall be provided to allow taking gas samples. Sample valves shall be located so as to be accessible to ground personnel. All gas lines, fittings and valves shall be stainless steel.

3.20.5. A three-way valve shall be furnished on the gas system to allow easy calibration, removal and/or replacement of the pressure switch/gauge without having to evacuate the gas system.

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44.. DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONN OOFF RREESSPPOONNSSIIBBIILLIITTIIEESS

44..11.. PPAACCKKAAGGIINNGG

4.1.1. The Contractor shall prepare all materials and equipment for shipment in such manner as to protect them from damage in transit. Equipment shall be suitably skidded, crated, boxed sealed or otherwise protected from damage during shipment.

4.1.2. Any articles or materials that might otherwise be lost shall be boxed or wired in bundles and plainly marked with an identification number, delivery point and any other designation required to permit positive identification for unloading, storage and rehauling purposes.

4.1.3. All parts shall be prepared for shipment so that slings for handling may be attached readily while the parts are on the transporting vehicle. Where it is unsafe to attach slings to the box, boxed parts shall be packed with slings attached to the part.

4.1.4. Equipment covered by this specification shall be fabricated in the minimum number of subassemblies necessary for transportation. Equipment shall be shipped assembled unless stated otherwise.

4.1.5. Prior to shipment all equipment shall be thoroughly cleaned internally to remove dirt, weld rod stubs, and other foreign material, drained and all pipe connections or other openings shall be fitted for temporary covers to prevent entrance of foreign matter.

Such covers shall be standard plastic pipe thread connectors, 3/8" plywood or 3/16" steel flange covers with temporary gaskets if necessary.

4.1.6. Where necessary to prevent internal rusting, desiccant bags or vapor phase inhibitors shall be used prior to sealing. Their use shall be stated in installation instructions and tags on the equipment.

4.1.7. Nuts, bolts, studs, etc., used for packaging and intended for reuse in installation will not be allowed. New, unused hardware shall be supplied by vendor for installation purposes.

4.1.8. Machined surfaces shall be coated with a suitable, easily removable rust preventive and then covered and taped.

4.1.9. If mechanical seals are present they shall be lightly coated with "lubriplate" or approved equal to prevent seizing prior to start-up.

4.1.10. Special tools when required for maintenance shall be furnished with the equipment. The tools shall be new and unused.

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44..22.. PPRROOTTEECCTTIIOONN –– PPUURRCCHHAASSEEDD EEQQUUIIPPMMEENNTT

4.2.1. All carbon steel surfaces are to be shop painted with manufacturer's standard primer and finish coat, as agreed to by the Owner.

4.2.2. All rust, mill scale, grease dirt, etc., will be removed prior to priming.

4.2.3. If spray application is used, attention shall be given to prevent shading.

4.2.4. All welds will be thoroughly de-scaled and wire brushed and all weld spatter will be removed prior to priming.

4.2.5. Carbon steel equipment requiring extensive welding during field erection are not to be shop painted.

4.2.6. All finished/machined surfaces i.e. shafts, adjusting screws, slides, guides, etc., will be coated with a rust preventative capable of providing protection for three (3) months outdoor storage.

4.2.7. Unless specified otherwise, stainless steel, nickel, copper, brass, monel, aluminum, Hastelloy, lead, galvanized steel, plastic or glass surfaces are not to be painted.

44..33.. IIDDEENNTTIIFFIICCAATTIIOONN

4.3.1. Each complete field assembly shall be given an IDENTIFICATION number or letter, and each part of each field assembly which is not permanently connected in shop assembly shall be legibly marked. Shop assembly and subassemblies as used herein are defined as minor assembly or parts for ease of shipment. Descriptions and diagrams of all such markings shall be supplied. Each piece or subassembly separately packaged for shipment shall be labeled or tagged with the Owner’s purchase order number.

Equipment shipped without a complete packing list shall be subject to rejection.

4.3.2. All equipment shall be furnished with a permanently attached stainless steel nameplate.

If the equipment is to be insulated the nameplate shall be raised at least one inch above the surface. As a minimum, the following information is to be on the plate:

A) Manufacturer's name

B) Model and serial number

C) Size and/or Type

D) Item number

E) Design data (rpm, head, gpm, code, etc.)

F) Date of manufacture

G) The direction of rotation shall be permanently marked on all rotating equipment.

H) A shipping tag must be securely attached to each package shipped. This tag must be durable and must be plainly marked with the Owner’s purchase order and equipment item number.