E 03 - Generator PDF
E 03 - Generator PDF
E 03 - Generator PDF
1. GENERAL
1.1. The emergency power generating plant shall be rated in accordance with
ISO3046 for the following operating conditions:
1.2. The emergency generators set shall have installed power as design drawing.
1.3. The generator set shall be capable of carrying minimum net continuous ratings as
specified above and shall also satisfy the transient as well as the steady state of
the connected essential load to the generator sets.
1.4. In selecting the ratings, the Sub-Contractor shall take into account all debating
factors due to altitude, ambient temperature, and the like, as recommended by
the generator manufacturer.
1.5. All wiring for the control and protection systems, carried out in suitable heat and
oil resisting cable as approved by the Project Director and shall be wired out to a
suitable cable termination block.
1.6. Earth terminals and conductors for bonding the engine to the earthing system
shall be provided and installed by the Sub-Contractor.
1.7. The engine and generator shall be mounted on a common industrial type heavy
duty mild steel baseplate able to withstand both static and dynamic loads of the
generator set. Mounting faces for the machines shall be accurately machined.
1.8. The underbase shall be mounted on a suitable number of vibration isolators (as
recommended by the manufacturer and approved by the Project Director).
1.9. The standby diesel generator sets shall be constructed so that they can be
conveniently dismounted into units of moderate size and weight for installation,
major maintenance and repair purposes.
1.10. The entire system shall conform to the requirements of the local Fire Services
Department and other government authorities having jurisdiction on generator
installation as well as other relevant local rules.
1.11. Within two months after award of the Sub-Contract and prior to ordering the
equipment, the Sub-Contractor shall furnish the following information to the
Project Director for approval:
1.12. All components selected shall be of minimum vibration and noise level during
operation, should these requirements be excessive and outside normal
acceptable standards, the Sub-Contractor shall be responsible for provision of
adequate vibration isolation and sound attenuation and shall submit such
proposal for the approval of the Project Director.
1.13. Operation of the generator set shall comply with local Fire Service Department's
requirement. Whenever a power failure in detected at the main switchboard, the
following starting sequence shall commence:
1.13.1. Within 10 seconds of the start sequence commencing, the generator set shall
be stabilised at its running speed and full load transfer shall take place
automatically.
1.13.2. Should the generator set fail to start after a period of 10 seconds, the sequence
shall be interrupted for a period of 5 seconds and a further attempt to start of
10 seconds duration shall then be made. If it again fails to start, the starting
sequence should be locked out, an audible and visual alarm shall be given at
the local generator control panel and it shall remain in this locked out condition
until manually reset.
1.13.3. Restoration of the mains supply during the starting period shall not interrupt the
starting sequence but shall prevent operation of the load transfer at the main
switchboard.
1.13.4. On the full restoration of normal supply, shutting down of the generator set
shall be done as follows : when the main power is present, after a suitable
delay (0-5 minutes adjustable) will return the load to the source and after the
load is re-energized to the mains, the generator will remain running for a while
(adjustable from 0 - 15 minutes) to allow for equalizing the motor's thermal
characteristics , automatically stops the machine.
2.2. Engine
2.2.1. Engine shall be water-cooled, four stroke, direct injection, naturally aspirated or
pressure charged.
2.2.2. The engine shall be secured to the underbase by means of foundation bolts by
the Sub-Contractor.
2.2.3. The engine water jacket shall be extended to cover the exhaust manifold to
limit the heat rejection to the room.
2.2.4. Filters for aspiration air, fuel oil and lubricating oil shall be provided for the
engine.
2.2.5. The engine shall be provided with the following measurement devices:
Tachometer
2.2.6. The engine shall be arranged for automatic electric motor starting, the pinion of
which shall engage with a toothed ring on the driving shaft of the engine.
Starter batteries shall be nickel cadmium type of an adequate ampere hour
capacity and shall be mounted adjacent to the engine underbase.
2.2.7. The batteries shall comply with IEC285 suitable for use in tractions and be
capable of providing 4 number 15 seconds consecutive start sequences with a
five seconds interval between without being discharged to levels where
damage. The batteries shall be sustained by an integral DC battery charger
whilst mains is healthy. Upon main fails and generator sets being started up,
the batteries shall be recharged to fill voltage by the generator supply.
High cooling water temperature sensors (two stage alarm and trip)
Low lubrication oil pressure sensors (two stage alarm and trip)
Shutdown solenoids
Centrifugal switches
2.2.9. The generator set shall satisfy the following minimum governing requirements:
The steady load speed shall not exceed 1% of the rated speed.
2.2.10. The engine shall be equipped with immersion type electric heaters in its
circulating water system complete with a suitable temperature controlling
device to ensure quick starting of the engine on demand by maintaining it at
the "Ready to Start" temperature at all times.
2.3. Alternator
2.3.1. The alternator shall be self-exciting, self- regulating, air cooled, brushless with
continuously rated output as indicated on the Drawing at 0.8 pf 400V 3 phase
4 wire 50Hz when driven at 1500 rpm.
2.3.2. The alternator shall be single bearing type, horizontally flange mounted to the
engine. Alternator shall be drip proof, screen protected and the stator and rotor
windings shall be totally epoxy impregnated and tropicalised with an
overcoating of resilient insulating material.
2.3.3. The alternator characteristics shall be properly matched to the engine torque vs
peed curves and shall meet the requirements of IEC Standards.
2.3.4. The alternator shall be complete with termination boxes mounted on the side of
the stator.
2.3.5. Voltage regulation shall be within ±2.5% of rated voltage (for balanced steady
load between zero and rated load) to be maintained by automatic voltage
regulator. The power factor at any load shall lie between 0.8 to 1.0. On
suddenly applying a step load from zero to 130% of rated alternator ratings, the
initial voltage drop shall not exceed 20% of rated value and shall recover to at
least 97% of rated value within 0.5 sec.The ability to withstand continuous
short circuit shall be not less than 250-300% for a period not more than 10 s.
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2.3.6. The insulation class shall be of class H in accordance with IEC85 , IP 22.
2.3.7. Facilities for adjustment shall be provided at the control panel for presetting the
speed frequency of the unit which thereafter shall maintain a frequency of 50
Hz ±1% from no load to full load under steady state conditions.
3. COOLING SYSTEM
3.1. The radiator shall be of tropical type heavy duty waterproof units with thermostatic
control of cooling water circuit and by-pass to suction side of water pumps.
Radiator shall be mounted close to the generator set on the same underbase
frame.
3.2. The Sub-Contractor shall ensure that the fan static pressure of the radiator fan
can overcome the additional pressure drop imposed by both the intake and
exhaust silencer as specified in the Specification herein and on the Drawings.
3.3. The cooling water used shall be clean, free from contamination by foreign matter
and treated to ensure that neither corrosion nor scale shall be formed at any point
in the system. Inhibitors shall be added in suitable proportion. The pH value of the
cooling water shall be maintained 8.0.
4.2. The flue pipe shall be sufficiently sized to ensure that the exhaust back pressure
shall not exceed the maximum limitation specified by the generator sets
manufacturer.
4.3. Heavy duty industrial grade of silencers shall be provided and positioned as close
to the manifold as possible. The details of the silencers shall be submitted to the
Project Director for approval, including sound power attenuation characteristics
across the octave band.
4.4. The first section of exhaust pipe from the engine manifold shall include flanged
sleeved stainless steel convoluted bellow units to isolate vibration transmitted
from the generator set.
4.5. Thermal insulation shall be provided along the entire exhaust pipework. The
insulation shall comply with the requirements of local Fire Services Department,
as well as relevant IEC Standards. The insulation shall be enclosed externally by
stainless steel cladding and shall be installed in accordance with the
manufacturers' recommendations.
4.6. Where the exhaust pipe passes through walls, sleeves shall be fitted. Cutting of
openings of the opening for installation of the flue pipe shall be provided by the
Main Contractor whilst waterproof sealing of the opening after installation shall be
provided by the Electrical Sub-Contractor.
5.2.2. The cubicles shall be arranged for front access, top cables / busducts entry,
and floor mounting, with adequate lifting means provided.
5.2.3. Terminal blocks and provision for conduit terminations shall be provided for
outgoing small wiring. All external cable entries shall be from the top of the
control cubicle. All small wiring shall be colour coded to IEC Standard.
5.2.4. The control panel shall consist of all equipment and accessories required to
control the generator operation and shall include but not be limited to the
following for the generator:
+ 1 frequency meter
+ 1 kilowatt meter
+ 1 manual speed adjusting switch and reset switches for overload, alarm
muting and the like
+ Indicating lamps for generator operation status and alarms including 'low
oil pressure trip', high water temperature trip', 'overspeed trip', 'low fuel
level', 'engine running', 'battery low voltage' and the like.
6. EARTHING
6.1. The Sub-contractor shall provide all earthing requirements for the Diesel
Generator Installation as shown on the Drawings.
6.2. The system of earthing shall comply with the recommendations stated in the IEC
Standards and where detailed otherwise in the Specification herein and on the
Drawing.
6.3. All exposed conductive parts and extraneous conductive parts shall be bonded to
the earthing system to maintain equipotential zones within generator room.
9. FIREPROOF MATERIAL
9.1. Soundproof panels and insulation materials shall be non-flammable.
9.2. Fireproof materials must be tested and comply with State standards. 9.3. The
test sample shall not remain open for 8 seconds after the pilot flame has been
removed.
9.3. The test sample shall not remain open for 8 seconds after the pilot flame has
been removed.
10.2. The guards shall be removed, but should be provided so that access to the motor
and the shafts is easy without removing the protective mesh.
11.1.4. The noise levels when generator set is operating at 100% load shall not
exceed 75 dBA at 10m from the intake/exhaust louvres of the generator room.
The sound absorption material must be glass fiber 48 Kg / m³ density and 100
mm thick (wall) 100 mm (ceiling) held in bars made of galvanized steel sheet and
protected by galvanized steel sheets with 0.5 mm thickness. and puncture 23% of
the area. Z bars placed parallel and horizontally shall not be spaced more than
610 mm apart and have a fixed spacing not longer than 1200 mm. The hole plate
shall be mounted on the Z-rod with drawers with a distance not exceeding 610
mm.
12.2. Spring type vibration isolators shall be constructed from suitably treated and
finished steel or steel alloys. They shall be manufactured with rubber, neoprene
or glass fibre 'acoustic pads' to prevent transmission of high frequencies. The
material of the pad shall be selected to suit the location. Holes shall be provided
for fixing both to the supported machine and the supporting structure.
12.3. The ratio of ‘lateral stiffness/vertical stiffness’ shall be at least 1.2 times the ratio
of ‘static deflection/working height’.
12.4. All connecting pipework and ductwork (including the flue discharge pipeworks)
shall have flexible connections. The first three pipe supports after flexible
connections to have hanger vibration isolators of minimum static deflection 25mm
or one half the static deflection of the mounting system, whichever is the greater.
13. INSTALLATION
13.1. The design, construction, layout and installation details of all apparatus shall be
such as to give maximum safety convenience and simplicity.
13.2. The Sub-Contractor shall provide proper guards to belts, pulleys, chains, gears,
couplings, projecting set, screws, keys, and other rotating and fast moving parts
so that any person can safety come in close proximity of the equipments with
reasonable degree of safety. .
13.3. Surfaces sufficiently hot to cause injury shall also be adequately guarded.
GENERATOR
TECHNICAL
STT DESCRIPTION NOTE
CHARACTERISTICS
1 Manufacture: Mitsubishi
2 Origin: China/Asia
3 Type V / In-line
6 ALTERNATOR
9 Frequency 50Hz
10 Voltage 400/230V
11 Insulation level H
12 Protection level IP 2X
18 Cycle 4 stroke
21 Fuel Diesel
Lubricating oil cooling
22 Water
method
23 Fuel filter type Replaceable
31 CONTROL PANEL