edco tender 9-2009 distribution transformer

Section ( VI )

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

AND SCHEDULES

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONDISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS

1. General

The distribution transformers are intended for use in outdoor distribution substations in conjunction with 33 kV or 11 kV load break switches or cutout fuses and L.V distribution boards, to be supplied separately.

The distribution transformers shall be supplied as specified hereafter complete and ready for installation and service after completion of the incoming and outgoing connections.

All equipment shall be easily accessible for maintenance and inspection. Ease of erection shall be considered in the design .The design shall incorporate every reasonable precaution and provision for the safety of all those concerned in its operation and maintenance.

No welding, filling or plugging of defective part will be permitted without the approval in writing of the EDCO.

Cast iron shall not be used for chambers of oil-filled apparatus or for any part of the equipment which is in tension or subject to impact stresses except where it can be shown that service experience has been satisfactory with the grade of cast iron and duty proposed.All connection and contacts shall be of ample section and surface for carrying continuously the specified currents without undue heating, and shall be secured by bolts or set screws of ample size, fitted with locking devices of approved type and material.

2. DESCRIPTION

Three-phase oil immersed transformers, self - cooled, outdoor ground mounted, or pole mounted with the following technical data: --Rated power on continuous operation in KVA: 1500, 1000, 630,

400, 250, 100-No load voltage ratio 33/0.415, 11/0.415-Rated high voltage 33kV or 11kV-Off - load tap changer with taps for + 2x2.5 %-Rated low voltage 415 V-Vector group Dyn11-With outdoor bushings

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-With skids, provided that transformers with rated power 100, 250, and 400 KVA must be U–Channel Type; suitable for pole mounted installation on H-Poles (Concrete), as shown in the attached drawing No. (9-1-E3-0061). -With conservator tank or sealed-With pressure relief device-With complete oil filling-With contact thermometer range 0 C to 120 C-With oil level gauge (unbreakable )-L.V. neutral point solidly earthed .-Temperature rise of windings at C.M.R. 55 C-Temperature rise top oil at C.M.R. 50 C-With H.V bushing equipped with clamps suitable for connection of Aluminum conductor of 50 mm2 or 100 mm2

-With L.V bushings, the LV bushings shall be equipped with suitable clamps for connection of single core Cu conductor PVC cables of the following sizes:- 5x300 mm per phase + 3x300 mm per neutral for 1500KVA- 3x300 mm per phase + 2x300 mm per neutral for 1000KVA- 3x185 mm per phase + 2x185 mm per neutral for 630 KVA- 2x185 mm per phase + 1x185 mm per neutral for 400 KVA- 1x185 mm per phase + 1x120 mm per neutral for 250 KVA- 1x120 mm per phase + 1x120 mm per neutral for 100 KVA- Ditto for 50 KVA- With lifting lugs pulling lugs.

3. TANKS

Each transformer shall be enclosed in a suitable stiffened welded steel tank such that the transformer can be lifted and transported without permanent deformation or oil leakage. The construction shall employ weldable steel of an approved grade.

The transformer tank shall be vacuum-proof and suitable for outdoor installation.

Hermetically sealed transformers could be accepted. The tank shall be equipped with standard accessories as follows :-

- Oil drain valve fitted at the lowest point of the tank at one of the narrow sides.

- Oil filter valve located near to the top of the tank.- Oil sampling valve near to the bottom of tank.- 2 earthing screws.

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- 4 lifting lugs for the cover plates of the active part.- 4 pulling lugs.- 2 thermometer pockets.- Rating plate and connection diagram.

One dial thermometer for oil temperature indication with maximum demand indicator.The tank and cover shall be designed in such a manner as to leave no external pockets in which water can lodge, no internal pockets in which oil can remain when draining the tank or in which air can be trapped when filling the tank and to provide easy access to all external surfaces for painting .

Each tank cover shall be of adequate strength, shall not distort when lifted and shall be provided with suitable flanges having sufficient and properly spaced bolts.

The gasket of the cover plates shall be at least 2mm thick, and shall be of two fold construction and of such type that its further use shall be possible after the tank has been opened. A solid earth connection between cover and tank shall be ensured.

4. OIL CONSERVATOR TANKS AND BREATHERS

Conservator tanks shall be formed of substantial steel plates and arranged above the highest point of the oil circulating system. Connections into the main tank shall be at the highest point to prevent the trapping of air or gas under the main tank cover. The oil conservator shall be detachable and arranged at the narrow side of the transformer tank. The capacity of each conservator tank shall be adequate for the expansion and contraction of oil in the whole system under the specified operation conditions Conservator tanks shall be provided with cleaning door, filling cap, drain valve with captive cap. An oil level indicator consisting of unbreakable material shall be installed at one end of the oil conservator tank. A dehydrating breather with silica gel filling shall be fitted to the air inlet pipe.

5. JOINTS AND GASKETS

All joint faces shall be machined or ground and arranged to prevent the ingress of water or leakage of oil with a minimum of gasket surface exposed to the action of oil or air.Oil resisting synthetic rubber gaskets are not permissible except where the synthetic rubber is used as a bonding medium for cork or similar material or where metal inserts are provided to limit compression.

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6. PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICE

An approved pressure relief device of sufficient size for the rapid release of any pressure that may be generated in the tank and designed to operate at a static pressure lower than the hydraulic test pressure shall be provided.If a diaphragm is used, it shall be of approved design and material and located above the maximum oil level. A pressure-equalizing pipe shall be provided between the pressure relief device and the oil conservator.

7. MAGNETIC CIRCUITS

The design of the magnetic circuit shall be such as to avoid static discharge development of short circuit paths internally or to the earthed clamping structure and the production of flux components normal to the plans or the laminations. Each lamination shall be insulated with a material stable under the action of pressure and hot oil.

The winding structure and major insulation shall be designed to permit an unobstructed flow of cooling oil through core cooling ducts to ensure efficient core cooling.The magnetic circuit shall be insulated from all structural parts, and shall be capable of withstanding a test voltage to core bolts and to the frame of 2000 volts r.m.s. for one minute .

Cores shall be constructed from cold rolled grain oriented steel sheets. The flux density under the most onerous conditions in any part of the magnetic circuit shall not exceed 1.9 tesla.

The top main core clamping structure shall be connected to the tank body by a copper strap and the bottom main core clamping structure shall be earthed. The magnetic circuit shall be earthed to the clamping structure at one point only beneath an inspection opening in the tank cover and which, by disconnection will enable the insulation between the core and clamping plates, etc. to be tested at voltages up to 2.5 kV for the purpose of checking deterioration during service.The connection to the link shall be on the same side of the core as the main earth connection .Magnetic circuits having an insulated sectional construction shall be provided with a separate link for each individual section. Where oil ducts or insulated barriers parallel to the plane of the laminations divide the magnetic circuit into two or more electrically separate parts , the ducts and insulating

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barriers which have a thickness greater than 0.25 mm are to be bridged with tinned copper strips so inserted as to maintain electrical continuity .

8. WINDINGS

The windings shall be completely short-circuit proof. The H.V winding shall be subdivided into a suitable number of single coils and shall be composed of individual discs. Design of the windings must provide unrestricted cooling ducts ensuring free circulation of oil, proper heat dissipation and preventing accumulation of heat.Tapped coils shall be placed at the center of the winding. The end windings shall be suitably insulated to withstand impulse voltages.The windings and leads of all transformers shall be braced to withstand the shocks, which may occur through rough handling and vibration during transport, switching and other transient service conditions.The windings shall be thoroughly dried out and vacuum impregnated, during which time they shall be shrunk under pressure to eliminate shrinkage in service.

9. OFF-LOAD TAP CHANGERS

Off-load tap changers shall be short circuited proof. They shall be manually operated while the transformer is de-energized by means of a special spindle.The design shall ensure that the tap selectors on all three phases operate simultaneously. An external operating handle shall be located on the cover, register plates clearly indicating tapping in use must be fixed to the external operating handle and provision shall be made for securing the switches in any working position to prevent operation by unauthorized persons.

10. TERMINAL BUSHING

(I) General: - The transformer shall be provided with outdoor type bushing insulators for phase and neutral terminals. The bushings shall have a minimum creepage distance of 32 mm/kV and to be provided with adjustable arcing horns. All bushings shall meetthe requirements of IEC 60137 or equivalent standards.

(II) Porcelain: - All porcelain shall be sound, free from defects and thoroughly Vitrified. The glaze must not be depended upon for insulation. The glaze shall be smooth and hard and shall cover completely all exposed parts of the insulator. Outdoor insulators and fittings shall be unaffected by atmospheric conditions. All porcelain insulators shall be of the anti-fog type, designed to facilitate cleaning. Each porcelain bushing or insulator shall

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have marked upon it the manufacturer identification mark and to be marked to indicate the date of firing.

The bushings terminals both for HV and LV shall be supplied with the necessary clamps to fit the aluminum conductor connection to the HV bushings and the single core PVC, CU or Al cable to the LV bushings.

(III) Some transformers shall be provided with cable boxes at both HV & LV sides as specified in schedules.

11. OIL

Oil shall be refined petroleum product suitable for use as an insulator and cooling medium. It shall be type shell ‘ Diala D ’ or equivalent. Three copies of certified test reports of oil shall be submitted to the employer.

12. SURFACE TREATMENT

Transformer and all metal parts shall be protected by one primary and two finishing coats of appropriate paint prior to delivery. The finishing coat shall be of aluminum colour subject to the Employer Approval.The interior of the tank and the oil conservator shall be painted with two coats of varnish.

13. LOSSES AND EVALUATION OF LOSSES

The tenderer shall state in the Schedule of Particulars and Guarantees the guaranteed values for component losses ( i.e., no-load loss, load loss at C.M.R. and auxiliary loss (input to cooling equipment if any ) of the total loss which shall be as low as is consistent with transport restrictions, reliability and economic use of materials.

Tenderers will be assessed on the basis of the capital cost plus Present Worth of guaranteed losses as follows:

C = Co + 2553 Fe + 812 Cu

Where: C is the cost of assessment in JD’S. Co is the tender price of transformer in JD’S. Fe-is the no load loss expressed in kilowatts, as shown in the Schedule Particulars.Cu-is the full load copper loss expressed in kilowatts, as shown inthe Schedule of Particulars.

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The acceptance of transformers yielding component losses higher than the guaranteed values shall be governed by either of the following:-

(a) Component losses in excess of guaranteed values but within the tolerance permitted under IEC 60076.

Transformers shall be acceptable subject to full compliance with all other technical particulars including temperature rises at C.M.R. and subject to the Tenderer accepting the imposition of penalty charges for each KW or part thereof component losses in excess of the

guaranteed values, at the above loss evaluation rates.

(b) Component losses in excess of guaranteed values and exceeding the tolerance permitted under IEC 60076.

The acceptance of transformers shall be entirely at the discretion of the employer and subject to the Tenderer accepting the imposition of penalty charges for each KW or part thereof of component losses in excess of the guaranteed values, at the above loss evaluation rates.

In the event of transformers yielding component and total losses, which are either equal to or below the guaranteed values, the Tenderer will not be entailed to any premium in respect of reduction in losses below the guaranteed values.

14. INSPECTION AND TESTINGAll transformers shall be subjected to inspection and testing in accordance with IEC 60076. The Purchaser may attend these tests.

Adequate notice shall be given when the transformers are ready for inspection or test and every facility shall be provided by the supplier to enable the Purchaser to carry out the necessary inspections and tests.

Before the transformers are packed or dispatched all tests called for shall have been successfully carried out.

No passing of plant or materials by the Engineers shall relieve the Contractor from his responsibility.

The contractor shall also be responsible for proper carrying out of all test of work and of plant and material carried out or supplied by a sub-contractor to the same extent as if the work, were carried out or supplied by the contractor himself.

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If, due to the Contract works and / or component materials not complying with these specifications further tests are necessary, the Contractor shall pay all additional costs which may be incurred in re-testing.The following tests shall be carried out: -

14.1 TRANSFORMERS

A) Routine Tests

All transformers shall be subjected to the following Routine tests in accordance with IEC 60076:1- Measurement of winding resistance.2- Ratio, Polarity and phase relationships.3- Impedance voltage.4- Load loss5- No load loss and no load current.6- Induced over voltage withstand7- Separate source voltage withstand.8- Insulation resistance.

B) Type Tests

The Tenderer should submit with his offer complete Type test certificates including short- circuit tests, according to IEC standard from an independent & international recognized testing laboratory such as KEMA , CESI , or IPH, for Transformers as an evidence of his capability to manufacturer such materials. In case of unavailability of such type test certificates or dissatisfaction of laboratories, the manufacturer (Tenderer) shall filled and provide the cost of the tests that mentioned in Schedule (B-2) at page 52.

Temperature-rise test: The test shall be in accordance with IEC.60076 and shall be carried out on one transformer of ten of each size and type.

Temperature-rise test shall be conducted on the tapping corresponding to the maximum losses.

Impulse-voltage withstand tests:These shall be made on one of ten of each size and type of transformers and shall include the following requirements:The transformers shall have been subjected to the above routine tests prior to the impulse voltage withstand tests and those transformers subjected to the temperature-rise test shall be impulse tested as soon as practicable thereafter.

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The procedure shall be as required by IEC.60076 the impulse test voltages being applied successively to each line terminal.Negative polarity is to be used throughout the tests.

The sequence of voltage applications shall be:

A) Impulse calibration test at 75 per cent of the specified full wave voltageB) One 100 per-cent full wave voltage application.C) Two 100 per-cent minimum chopped wave voltage applications.D) One 100 per-cent full wave voltage applications.

Oscillographic records of the applied voltage and neutral current and/or transferred voltage are to be taken and included in the records.

Films of the oscillographic records are to be made available to the engineer at the time of the tests for his examination.

External flashover of the bushings during the chopped wave tests is not permitted

14.2 ZERO PHASE SEQUENCE IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT:

This test shall be in accordance with IEC. 60076 and shall be carried out on each transformer.

14.3 VOLTAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Routine Tests: Each finished tap changer is to be subjected to the mechanical and dielectric routine tests specified in IEC.60214.

14.4 MAGNETIC CIRCUIT

Routine Tests:

Each core completely assembled is to be tested for one minute at 2500 volt a.c. between core and bolts, side plates, structural steel work and core and coils stage./After the transformer is tanked and completely assembled, a further test is to be applied at 500 V d.c. between the core and the earthed structural steel work to prove that the core is earthed through the removable link, at one point only as required in this specification.

14.5 COMPLETE OUTDOORS BUSHING ASSEMBLIES WITH PORCELAIN INSULATORS .

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Routine test to include :-

A) Voltage test.B) Power factor-voltage measurements.

Type test to include:-

A) Dry withstand and flashover voltage tests.B) Visible Corona test.C) Wet voltage withstand test.D) Wet flashover test.E) Impulse voltage test.F) Flashover under oil test.

14.6 TANKS

Routine Test

A) Oil Leakage:All tanks, conservators and oil filled compartments which are subjected in service or during maintenance to oil pressure are to withstand without leakage, a hydraulic pressure test equal to 69 KN/m2 or the normal pressure plus 34 KN/m2 whichever is the greater, for 24 hr during which time no leakage or oil ingress into normally oil free space shall occur.

Type Tests

Unless type test certificates can be produced for tests carried out on similar equipment, the following tests are to be included for tanks, conservators and pressure relief devices.

A) Vacuum Test :-The equipment is to withstand a vacuum of 508 mm of Mercury when empty of oil. The permanent deflection of plates or stiffeners on removal of vacuum is not to exceed the following values.

Length of Plate Permanent Deflection

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Less than 1300 mm 3.17 mm1300 to 2500 mm 9.5 mmGreater than 2500 mm 12.7 mm

B) Pressure Test :-

The equipment is to withstand a pressure corresponding to 69 KN/m2 or the normal pressure plus 34 KN/m2 whichever is the greater.The permanent deflection of plates or stiffeners on removal to pressure is not to exceed the value stated in respect of the vacuum test in the preceding paragraph.

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All transformers shall be packed by means of nylon sheets and shipped by top open containers.

16. DRAWINGS AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Drawings for approval shall be submitted in duplicates as paper prints and, after having been approved, the contractor shall supply six further copies, one copy at least being a reproduction on a tracing cloth as specified in this specification

The following is the drawing, which shall be submitted by the Bidder:-

a) General arrangement of transformers showing high and low voltage sides

b) End elevation of transformer

c) Plan of tank and terminal gear

d) General arrangement of tap equipment

e) Detail drawing of HV and LV bushings

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The following is a list of drawings to be submitted by the contractor for approval within one month from the Commencement Date or such other period as may be agreed with the Purchaser: -

a) Drawings corresponding to all drawings submitted by the supplier with his Tender

b) Outline, general arrangement, sectional and detail drawings of each transformer.

c) Drawings showing the construction of the transformer tank, tank cover and terminal arrangements with details of all accessories .

d) Diagram of connections of the transformer, showing the polarity of the windings.

e) Details of cable boxes and fittings

f) Instruments scales.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Before the specified completion date of the Contract works, the Supplier shall submit maintenance instructions. Diagrams and record drawings for approval by the Engineers, and shall supply six further copies of the final approved form.

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SCHEDULES AND GUARANTEES

SCHEDULE NO. DESCRIPTION

A SCHEDULE OF REQUIREMENTS

B PRICE SCHEDULE

C GUARANTEED DELIVERY PERIODS SCHEDULE

DMANUFACTURER AND PLACES OF MANUFACTURE, TESTING AND INSPECTION SCHEDULE

E LIST OF TYPE TEST CERTIFICATES

F LIST OF SERVICE EXPERIENCE

G DEVIATIONS FROM SPECIFICATIONS SCHEDULE

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SCHEDULE (A)

SCHEDULE OF REQUIREMENTS

ItemNo. Description Stock Code Unit

ItemQuantity Required

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11/0.415 kV, 250 KVA, 3 PHASE DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER AS SPECIFIED.

DITTO BUT 400 KVA.

DITTO BUT 1500 KVA; provided with Cable Box on MV and LV sides.


DITTO BUT 250 KVA.

DITTO BUT 400 KVA.

DITTO BUT 630 KVA.



RECOMMENDED LIST OF SPARE PARTS.

61200001705

61200001992

61200001713

61200001753

61200001755

61200001740

61200001757

61200001763

61200001761

NO.

NO.

NO.

No.

No.

No.

No

No

No

8

10

2

55

70

40

10

3

1

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SCHEDULE (B-1)PRICES SCHEDULES

References shown are those under Schedule of Requirements schedule A.

The total prices entered below whether or not they are fully described, shall include everything necessary to provide the equipment complete and in working order in accordance with the provisions of the contract. A price must be entered for each individual item.

VARIATION PRICE

PRICE VARIATION DATA

COPPER PRICES

COPPERU.S. Dollar per Ton

Basic Prices for copper on whichthe quoted prices are based 3500

Authorised source responsible for the publication of current market price London Metal Exchange (LME).

LME PRICE ADJUSTMENT FORMULA SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE BIDDER.

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ITEMNO. DESCRIPTION

QTYAND UNIT

UNIT PRICE & CURRENCY

(………………)

TOTAL PRICEC&F

AQABA-JORDAN

FOB C & F AQABA

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.


DITTO BUT 400 KVA.



DITTO BUT 250 KVA.

DITTO BUT 400 KVA.

DITTO BUT 630 KVA.



8 No.

10 No.

2 No.

55 No.

70 No.

40 No.

10 No.

3 No.

1 No.

TOTAL PRICE C&F AQABA ITEMS (1-9)( must be appeared in Tender form)

9. COST FOR ONE ENGINEER FROM EDCO TO ATTEND FACTORY SPECIFIED TESTS.

IMPORTANT NOTE:(EDCO) HAS THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT PARTIAL OFFERS AND TO AWARD PART OF THE ITEMS OR QUANTITIES WITHOUT ANY LIMIT OR NOTICE.

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The following table shows the rise or fall in the quoted prices given in:-

U.S. Dollar per Ton rises or falls in the price of copper from the basic prices stated above.

No. TYPE of TRANSFORMERVARIATION IN

PRICE PER TRANSFORMER

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.


DITTO BUT 400 KVA.



DITTO BUT 250 KVA.

DITTO BUT 400 KVA.

DITTO BUT 630 KVA.



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SCHEDULE (B-2)

PRICES SCHEDULES

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS OF SPARE PARTS

The quantities in this Schedule should be estimated by the Bidder which might be needed during the life time of the transformers. The Purchaser (EDCO) has the right to award part of these items or all of them or none of them.

ITEMNO.

DESCRIPTIONQTYAND UNIT


TOTAL PRICEC&F

AQABA –JORDAN

FOB C & F AQABA

10.

10.1

10.2

SPARE PARTS AS RECOMMENDED BY MANUFACTURER, AND AS DETAILED BELOW :

33 KV BUSHINGS FOR:

100 KVA Transformers. 250 KVA Transformers. 400 KVA Transformers. 630 KVA Transformers. 1000 KVA Transformers. 1500 KVA Transformers.

11 KV BUSHINGS FOR:


pcspcspcspcspcspcs

pcspcspcspcspcspcs

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SCHEDULE (B-2) Cont.PRICES SCHEDULES

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS OF SPARE PARTS

ITEMNO.

DESCRIPTIONQTYAND UNIT


TOTAL PRICEC&F

AQABA –JORDAN

FOB C & F AQABA

10.3

10.4

10.5

10.6

0.415 KV BUSHINGS FOR:


COMPLETE SET OF GASKET FOR: 100 KVA Transformers. 250 KVA Transformers. 400 KVA Transformers. 630 KVA Transformers. 1000 KVA Transformers. 1500 KVA Transformers.

SILICA GEL

BREATHER COMPLETE FOR:


GLASS FOR BREATHERS

pcspcspcspcspcspcs

SetSetSetSetSetSet

KG

SetSetSetSetSetSet

55

10.7 pcs

TOTAL PRICE FOR ALL ABOVE SPARE PARTS

SCHEDULE (B-3)

PRICES SCHEDULES

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS OF TYPE TESTS

ITEMNO. DESCRIPTION PRICE & CURRENCY

1.

2.

3.

4.

Complete Type Tests:

Temperature-Rise Test (IEC 60076-2)

Dielectric Type Test (IEC 60076-3)

Complete Special Test:

Short-Circuit Withstand Test (IEC 60076-5)

Determination of Sound Levels (60076-10)

TOTAL PRICE ITEMS (1-4)

IMPORTANT NOTE:

THE ITEMES (1-4) SHALL BE FILLED BY THE MANUFACTURER (TENDERER) IF YHE EMPLOYER REQUIRES ANY TEST IN THE KEMA-NETHERLAND HV TESTING LABORATORY IN ACCORDING TO CLAUSE 14.1.B (TYPE TEST) AT PAGE 44.

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SCHEDULE (C)

GUARANTEED DELIVERY PERIODS IN WEEKS

ITEM NO.

DESCRIPTIONDELIVERY

PERIOD FOB PORT OF

LOADING-SPECIFY PORT

DELIVERY PERIOD TO

AQABA PORT-JORDAN

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.


DITTO BUT 400 KVA.



DITTO BUT 250 KVA.

DITTO BUT 400 KVA.

DITTO BUT 630 KVA.



RECOMMENDED LIST OF SPARE PARTS.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

DELIVERY TIME IS IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE EVALUATION AND PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO SHORTER DELIVERY PERIOD OF LESS THAN (25) WEEKS C&F AQABA FOR ALL ITEMS FROM THE DATE OF RECEIPT OF PURCHASING ORDER.

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SCHEDULE (D)

TECHNICAL PARTICULARS AND GUARANTEES FOR (11/0.415)kV DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS

The tenderer shall complete this schedule, and the particulars and guarantees will be binding on the contractor.

REQUIREMENTSUnit ITEM

(1)ITEM

(2)ITEM

(3)Maximum continuous site rating (ONAN) KVA 250 400 1500

Number of phases 3 3 3Normal ratio of transformation KV 11/0.415 11/0.415 11/0.415Frequency Hz 50 50 50Type of cooling ONAN ONAN ONANVector group reference IEC 76 Dyn11 Dyn11 Dyn11Type of transformation ratio control. OFF-

LOADOFF-

LOADOFF-

LOADRange of transformation ratio HV/LV % +5 +5 +5

Size of transformation ratio steps.

% 2.5 2.5 2.5

PARTICULARS AND GUARANTEESImpedance at 75 C on principal tapping %Maximum flux density in core at normal voltage and frequency

TESLA

Type of core steel Thickness of laminations mm.Insulation of laminationsType of paper insulation on conductorsNo load losses at normal ratio and 50 Hz KWLoad losses at CMR,75 C and normal ratio

KW

-Efficiency at :- Full load unity P.F. % Full load 0.8 P.F. % 3/4 Full load unity P.F %

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3/4 Full load 0.8 P.F. % 1/2 Full load unity P.F % 1/2 Full load 0.8 P.F. %


(1)ITEM

(2)ITEM

(3)R.M.S. Exciting current at normal voltage on principal tap (H.V-side)

Amps

-R.M.S Fundamental current Amps-R.M.S 3rd harmonic current Amps-R.M.S 5th harmonic current Amps-R.M.S 7th harmonic current AmpsMaximum current density In windings at CMR on Normal tap :-(a) H.V windings Amps/

mm2

(b) L.V windings Amps/mm2

Impedance voltage at 75 C (at CMR of lower voltage winding) between HV and LV winding.Temperature rise of windings at CMR above specified design ambient temp.

C

Temperature rise of top oil at CMR above specified design ambient

C

Temperature rise of core at CMR and rated voltage Impulse withstand voltage of complete transformer :-Phase connections(I) 1.2 /50 Microsecond full wave kV

(peak)(II) 1.2 /50 Microsecond chopped wave kV

(peak)-Thickness of Transformer tank :-

A- Sides mm.B- Bottom mm.C- Cooling tubes mm.Total oil required LitersWeight of complete transformer (including oil) Kg

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REQUIREMENTS Unit ITEM(1)

ITEM(2)

ITEM(3)

H.V. BUSHING INSULATORS

MakeTypeVoltage rating KVCurrent rating AmpsLength of insulator (Overall) mm.Weight of insulator KgTotal creepage distance of bushing (min 32/mm/kV of rated system voltage )

mm.

Protected creepage distance of bushing mm.Dry withstand power frequency voltage without arcing horns KVRoutine power frequency test voltage (1 minute) KVImpulse withstand voltage (1.2/50 microsecond full wave): (A) Positive(B) NegativeWet withstand power Frequency voltagewithout arcing horn KVMaximum diameter of bushing when passing through tank top mm.Penetration of bushing into tank measured from bottom of fixing flange mm.Overall dimensions of complete transformer:-Length mm.Width mm.Height mm.Manufacturer name and place

Testing Authority name and Place

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SCHEDULE (D) (CONT’D)TECHNICAL PARTICULARS AND GUARANTEES FOR

(33/0.415)KV DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS


(4)ITEM

(5)ITEM



LOADOFF-

LOADOFF-

LOADRange of transformation ratio HV/LV % +5 +5 +5


% 2.5 2.5 2.5


TESLA


KW

-Efficiency at :- Full load unity P.F. % Full load 0.8 P.F. % 3/4 Full load unity P.F % 3/4 Full load 0.8 P.F. % 1/2 Full load unity P.F % 1/2 Full load 0.8 P.F. %

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(4)ITEM

(5)ITEM


Amps


mm2



C


C





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ITEM(5)

ITEM(6)

H.V. BUSHING INSULATORS


mm.

Protected creepage distance of bushing mm.Dry withstand power frequency voltage without arcing horns KVRoutine power frequency test voltage (1 minute) KVImpulse withstand voltage (1.2/50 microsecond full wave): (A) Positive(B) NegativeWet withstand power Frequency voltagewithout arcing horn KVMaximum diameter of bushing when passing through tank top mm.Penetration of bushing into tank measured from bottom of fixing flange mm.Overall dimensions of complete transformer:-Length mm.Width mm.Height mm.Manufacturer name and place


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SCHEDULE (D) CONT’D


(7)ITEM

(8)ITEM



LOADOFF-

LOADOFF-

LOADRange of transformation ratio HV/LV % ±5 +5 +5


% 2.5 2.5 2.5


TESLA


KW

-Efficiency at :- Full load unity P.F. % Full load 0.8 P.F. % 3/4 Full load unity P.F % 3/4 Full load 0.8 P.F. % 1/2 Full load unity P.F % 1/2 Full load 0.8 P.F. %

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(7)ITEM

(8)ITEM


Amps


mm2



C


C





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ITEM(8)

ITEM(9)

H.V. BUSHING INSULATORS Cable Box Cable Box


mm.

Protected creepage distance of bushing mm.Dry withstand power frequency voltage without arcing horns KVRoutine power frequency test voltage (1 minute) KVImpulse withstand voltage (1.2/50 microsecond full wave): (A) Positive(B) NegativeWet withstand power Frequency voltagewithout arcing horn KVMaximum diameter of bushing when passing through tank top mm.Penetration of bushing into tank measured from bottom of fixing flange mm.Overall dimensions of complete transformer:-

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Length mm.Width mm.Height mm.Manufacturer name and place


SCHEDULE (E)

LIST OF TYPE TEST CERTIFICATES FOR TEST EQUIPMENT

Tenderers shall provide the information required below for the type test certificates from a recognized testing station covering the equipment offered to IEC recommendations & shall be submitted with the tender.

Failure to provide copies of type test certificates/reports will result in rejection of the tender.

TYPE TEST MADE ON IDENTICAL DESIGNS OF EQUIPMENT TO THOSE OFFERED

CERTIFICATE NO.

CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY

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SCHEDULE (F)

SERVICE EXPERIENCE OF TRANSFORMERS

Tenderers shall provide the information required below for the service experience of transformers.

CUSTOMER NO. OF UNITS SUPPLY

RATED POWER & VOLTAGE

NO. OF YEARS IN SERVICE

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SCHEDULE (G)

DEVIATIONS FROM SPECIFICATION IF ANY

TO BE COMPLETED BY THE TENDERER

ITEM NO. BREIF DESCRIPTION DEVIATIONS

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