Technical Specifications

400 and 33kV PROTECTION SYSTEM

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1 INTENT OF SPECIFICATION.............................................................................................
2 SCOPE OF WORK..............................................................................................................
2.1 Scope of Supply........................................................................................................5
3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS..............................................................................................
3.1 Documents and Standards........................................................................................5
3.2 Environmental Service Conditions............................................................................6
3.3 Design Life................................................................................................................6
3.4 Electrical System Data..............................................................................................6
4 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................
4.1 Technical Description................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.2 Schedule of Requirements......................................................................................17
5 TECHNICAL COMPLIANCE.............................................................................................
6 TESTING...........................................................................................................................
6.1 General....................................................................................................................18
6.2 Type Tests...............................................................................................................19
6.3 Routine Tests...........................................................................................................19
6.4 Factory Acceptance Test.........................................................................................19
6.5 Site Tests.................................................................................................................19
7 QUANTITY........................................................................................................................
8 DOCUMENTATION...........................................................................................................
9 SCHEDULE OF RECOMMENDED SPARES....................................................................
10 LIST OF SUPPLIERS........................................................................................................
11 SCHEDULE A....................................................................................................................

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1 INTENT OF SPECIFICATION

This specification is intended to cover the design, manufacture, assembly, testing at manufacturer's
works, supply & delivery, properly packed for transport to site of 400 and 33KV PROTECTION
SYSTEM, complete with all materials and accessories for efficient and trouble-free operation in a
manner acceptable to Owner.
In the event of any discrepancy with listed documents, the stipulation of this specification shall
govern. The specification shall be read and construed in conjunction with other sections of bidding
document.

This Specification covers the design, manufacturing, factory tests, delivery to site, and architecture
configuration, field testing, commissioning, warranty, and lifetime support of 400 kV and 33 kV
substation protection systems and equipment.
All systems, sub-systems and components shall be of approved and reliable design.
As far as possible, the highest degree of uniformity and interchangeability shall be attained. The
design shall facilitate ease of maintenance, fault diagnosis and repair of components.
For all protection systems, relay panels shall be supplied either from relay manufacturers or relay
panel manufacturers listed in the approved vendor list. The relay manufacturer shall agree and
approve the scheme designs; and the panels shall be manufactured, engineered and tested under
the guidance of the relay manufacturer.
During the FAT and SAT of relay panels, all relays shall be tested by the respective relay
manufacturer or relay manufacturer’s authorised representative.
Prior to shipment, testing of protection functions including full schemes involving control,
communication, supervision, etc, shall be performed at either the relay manufacturer’s or panel
manufacturer’s test facility as appropriate.

Trips, alarms, events, settings, settings change, measurements and other hardware and software
status conditions shall be available on the protective relay front panel user interface (HMI).
In addition to the local indication, remote indication facilities shall also be provided in the control
room via a communication interface.

All equipment as well as terminal blocks within the cubicles shall be easily accessible. For all
protection systems, cubicles shall be provided, and they shall be placed and co-ordinated suitably in
the respective room(s).
The relays shall be mounted on the inner swing panels. The standard (swing frame) at the front of
the panels shall have a glass window so that the relay alarm LEDs and display unit is always visible.
All relays shall be clearly labelled in relation to their functions and to the equipment to be protected
or supervised. All auxiliary facilities shall be provided as necessary (i.e. for testing, adjustment,
resetting, etc.) even if not explicitly specified hereafter, but deemed necessary to complete the work.

Each item shall be equipped with all necessary auxiliary switches, contactors, and mechanisms for
indication, protection, metering, control, interlocking, supervisory and other services. All auxiliary
switches and mechanisms shall be mounted in approved and accessible positions. They shall be
grouped as far as possible in accordance with their functioning. The switches and other physical
components/devices shall be clearly labelled and indicated identically on the panels and on the
drawings.

Adequate test and isolation facilities shall be provided within the protection scheme(s), to enable
end-user’s personnel to carry out recommended commissioning and maintenance test procedures in
a safe and convenient manner.

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2 SCOPE OF WORK

2.1 Scope of Supply

The scope of work will cover electrical protection systems for 400/33 kV Longfield substation. The
boundary of the scope will be 400kV cable sealing end at Longfield s/s for the connection to the
400kV cable connection to NG bulls Lodge substation from transmission side and 33kV cable
sealing end inside the 33kV switchgear at Longfield 33kV switchgear buildings for the connection to
BESS & PV facilities and to the auxiliary systems (e.g. auxiliary transformers) from the medium
voltage level.
Type, rating, connections, etc. of the equipment shall be as detailed in the associated drawings and
annexures. The equipment shall be furnished in strict compliance with the same.
2.1.1 Protection System shall be furnished complete with:
a) Required protection relays and auxiliary equipment
b) Proper cubicles with all auxiliaries and internal wiring.
2.1.2 Spares
According to section 9 SCHEDULE OF RECOMMENDED SPARES
2.1.3 All relevant drawings, calculations, data, and instruction manuals.

3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Documents and Standards

The supplier shall supply a list of any intended deviations from the standards quoted herein with the
supplier quote. If no such list is provided it shall be deemed that the supplier complies with all the
relevant standards. The latest issue of standards shall apply, and all standards quoted therein.

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Documents
Standards
Document Reference Rev Document Title
IEC 60529 This standard has been 0 developed to rate and
General Technical grade the resistance
Requirements (GTR) of
70114669-WSP-SP-ES-016
enclosures of electric and electronic devices against the intrusion of dust
PRJ00059-XWSP-EBOP-ENG-BOD- 0 Design Basis Requirement
and liquids. It also rates how easy it is for individuals to access the
000001
potentially hazardous parts within the enclosure. (IP Code)
PRJ00059-XWSP-EBOP-ENG-EMP-
IEC 60947-1 This standard applies, 0whenEmployer's
required byRequirements
the relevant product standard, to
000001 low-voltage switchgear and control-gear hereinafter referred to as
"equipment" or “device” and intended to be connected to circuits, the
PRJ00059-XWSP-EBOP-ENG-DWG-
rated voltage of which 0 does Key Line Diagrams
not exceed 1,000 V AC or 1,500 V DC.
000014
IEC 61850 This standard specifies a method of exchanging data through any kinds of
network, including public networks. Among the various kinds of services
specified in it, only the client/server and time synchronization services are
3.2 considered so far.
IEC-60255 the product safety requirements for measuring relays and protection
equipment having a rated AC voltage up to 1 000 V, or a rated DC voltage
up to 1 500 V.
BS-7671 Wiring Regulations (Colour Codes for Power Cables, Conductors and
Wiring Installations
BS-142 Electrical protection relays. Information and requirements for all protection
relays. Specification for electrical disturbance tests
DIN-46277 TS rails for terminal blocks
VDE-0110 Insulation coordination for equipment within low-voltage supply systems
VDE-0611 Low-voltage switchgear and control-gear
IEC-61554 Panel mounted equipment - Electrical measuring instruments -
Dimensions for panel mounting

Environmental Service Conditions

3.2.1 Common Data
Please refer to GTR section 3.
3.3 Design Life
The Protection System shall be designed for a minimum in service design life of 25 years.
3.4 Electrical System Data
3.4.1 Common System Data
Please refer to GTR section 4.
3.4.2 System Data
Please refer to GTR section 4.

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4 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1 General
In the event of a fault, protection equipment shall isolate the faulted equipment as fast as possible
with minimal disruption to the healthy system while maintaining selectivity.
The protection design shall ensure dependability and security of operation. To this end, protection
relays must operate correctly and predictably for faults and abnormal system conditions (security)
and must be stable during all system transients caused by switching, external unconnected faults
and other disturbances (dependability).
As far as possible and as a mandatory requirement for main & backup protections, numerical
protection relays and products shall be provided. The hardware devices shall be based on
integrated functionality, a high degree of self-supervision and data exchange via IEC 61850 ethernet
based communication.
Numerical protection relays shall be equipped with facilities to accept secondary analogue outputs of
conventional current and voltage transformers.
Protection equipment shall comply with the requirements of IEC - 60255 or other equivalent
international standard(s) subject to eDFr confirmation.
Protection relays shall in general, be provided with the cyber security features specified in IEEE
1686.

Important functions and features, in addition to the fault measuring capabilities, shall include:
 Programmable scheme logic.

 Remote communication interface (IEC 61850) for event and alarm information to the Substation
Control and Monitoring System (SCMS).
 Remote communication interface for disturbance record collection and reading and modifying
settings from a relay access computer workstation within the substation.
 Remote communication interface (IEC 61850) for collection of events, alarm information, settings,
and disturbance records to the remote engineering centres through appropriate gateways.
 Local communication interface via LCD-Keyboard and front panel communication port facilities.
 Time-tagged status events, alarms, fault, and disturbance records.
 Display of measured/processed quantities.
 Self-monitoring (Hardware/Software).
 Inter-protection (peer to peer) communication.
 Real-time fault locating (distance relay).
 Receive signals from external electronic transducers, if applicable.
 Receive GPS time signal (IRIG-B, SNTP, NTP, PTP).

The protection scheme(s) shall include all hardware and software necessary to permit remote
interrogation and fault evaluation through IEC 61850 from the SCMS (engineering) workstation and
from a relay access computer located within the substation. The relay access computer can also be
used for reading and modifying settings.
If an existing protection on an in-service remote-end circuit terminal is required to be modified for
any reason, e.g. to operate in conjunction with newly installed equipment at the local end, all the
necessary relays, boards, wiring terminals, wiring, etc. needed to ensure satisfactory coordination
and performance shall be supplied.

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Protection requirements shall include the necessary modifications to the “remote end” (other station
and/or other switchgear part) of any protected circuit/system. Corresponding drawings shall be
modified, all necessary equipment shall be erected; and commissioning performed in accordance
with the requirements given in the specifications and as agreed with eDFr. Tests shall include
secondary injection, primary injection and on-load tests on those protection systems affected by the
modifications. New as-built drawings for the remote-end circuit terminals showing the design and
engineering changes undertaken shall be provided in both AutoCAD and PDF formats in addition to
supplying a hard copy of drawings as agreed with eDFr.
In addition to all equipment and components, documents and calculations to prove the correct
functioning of the equipment shall be provided. These shall demonstrate that the relay setting
ranges and the operating limits of all new and existing equipment are suitable for the intended
applications. Control and relay circuits, current and voltage transformer secondary circuits, battery
and auxiliary power supply wiring, supervisory, alarm and communication circuits shall be protected
against conductive, electrostatic and electromagnetic influences.
CT and VT circuits shall not be mixed. Each shall be run in a separate multi-core cable carefully
segregated and screened.
The primary CT terminals P1 and P2 correspond to CT secondary terminals S1 and S2/S3/…
respectively, the latter (S2/S3/…) depends on the CT secondary tap selected. The CT secondary
star points (neutral) S2/S3/…, shall be towards the item of plant being protected by the CT. The CT
neutral shall be earthed at the CT secondary terminal box via an isolation bolted link.
The minimum cross section of CT circuits inside the protection cubicle/control cubicle shall not be
less than 2.5 mm2 whereas for the inter panel/field cabling it shall not be less than 4.0 mm 2. CT/VT
field cables shall have the colour code of Red, Yellow, Blue and Black. All CT/VT cables shall be of
multi-stranded cores.
Protection logic diagrams and schematic diagrams of the protection scheme shall be submitted to
eDFr for approval. These diagrams shall include information concerning control and alarm circuits,
secondary circuits of current and voltage transformers, circuit breaker trip coils, DC supplies and
communications circuits.
All diagrams, as well as any other documentation shall be updated whenever modifications are
made. Current transformer requirements shall be determined to ensure correct protection
performance. A comprehensive technical report that includes the required CT burden and knee point
voltage calculations shall be submitted. The report shall assess CT performance under both
transient and steady state fault conditions, taking due account of system X/R ratios, system fault
levels and remnant flux conditions in the CT core.
The bus fault levels shall correspond to the respective switchgear ratings, unless specified
otherwise.
Whether explicitly indicated or not, all necessary elements required to ensure the correct functioning
of the protection system, new or existing, in accordance with the requirements of this Specification
shall be included.
The design life of numeric protection relays shall be at least 25 years. A statement as to how long
support for the protection and associated systems will be available shall be provided.
eDFr shall be informed at least one-year in advance of the manufacturers intention to cease supply
of protective relaying hardware.
A list of spares predicted as being required for the first 5 years of operation and additionally over the
design lifetime of the protection shall be provided. When notified of incorrect operation or failure of
the protection equipment to operate when required to, the Manufacturer or Contractor shall
investigate the incident and inform eDFr of the result of the investigation and any subsequent
modifications required.

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4.2 Arrangement of Facilities

Relay equipment shall be segregated feeder-wise, and mounted on a suite of panels, which unless
specified otherwise, shall be erected in the substation relay or control room. All equipment and
devices shall be mounted taking into consideration both reliability and ease of access for
maintenance purposes. The equipment shall be mounted no lower than 300 mm or higher than
1.65m from the floor. 33kV feeder protection relays can be installed in the LV compartment of MV
cubicles.
4.3 Cubicles, Panels and Wiring
All cubicles and enclosures such as marshalling kiosks, termination boxes, distribution boards, etc.
shall be industrially produced and made by reputable manufacturer, and internationally approved by
independent test laboratories.
Cubicles shall be free and self-standing, floor mounted type. All cubicles and panels provided within
the same room shall be coordinated particularly with regard to size, doors, arrangements of plates,
lamps and labels, colour, etc. in order to achieve a uniform frontal design.
Generally, all cubicles shall be designed such as to facilitate extension at both side ends.
Cubicles shall be designed for bottom entry of all cable types via vermin proof plates and fire-
resistant bushings (if any). Cubicles shall have uniformly painted stainless steel plinth, including
cable clamp rails for each and every cubicle, fitted in advance of actual installation works.
The size of the enclosure’s plinth and/or the cubicles’ base frames shall be coordinated well with the
size of computer floor panels in order to facilitate standard sizes of floor panels.
The cubicles shall be built-up of high stability profiles with rounded edges. They shall have a format
system frame with the required punching in accordance with DIN to allow standardization of cabinet
components and system accessories (mounting rails, swing frames, lighting, etc.). Three-
dimensional corner pieces shall be welded to each section to guarantee optimum stability.
Each door shall be fitted with earth straps. Any other wiring between enclosure or mounting plate to
the door shall be performed in cable conduits made of Lupolen with fireproofing along with suitable
conduit clips, providing conduit fixing, strain relief and cable tie eyelets.
The interior of each cubicle shall be finished with glossy white coloured surface. The cubicle shall be
illuminated. The lighting bulb shall be controlled by the cubicle door or by the swing frame through a
switch to be fitted at the top of each single cubicle. A 110 V AC B.S socket for maintenance
purposes shall also be provided inside the cubicle.

All protection/tele-communication cubicles shall be equipped with swing frames. The swing frames
shall be constructed of a rigid steel box section frame and at least triple folded mounting section.
Free access to the terminal blocks at the back of all installed equipment shall be achieved by using
hinges of a sturdy design. A safety catch at the end of the throw shall be installed.
Meters shall not be installed inside of relay cubicles/panels.
CT terminals shall permit through links to be short-circuited and respectively connected or
disconnected to the relays.
All the control cables / cores shall be accommodated in the cable ducts inside the panel, but not on
the wire mesh of the panel.
Fiber optic cables inside control / protection panels shall have a dedicated rigid mechanical
protection cover.
Panel mounted individual relays shall have labels fitted beneath them which clearly indicate the
relay function, and which also refer to the standard nomenclature used by the Contractor in the
relevant station “AS BUILT” drawings.
Relays erected in cubicles shall have each complete relay function-group of elements labelled in a
similar manner to the labels for individual relays.

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All secondary copper wiring within cubicles, panels, boards, etc. shall be in accordance with the
relevant IEC standards and shall also be selected to handle the rated distribution voltage (2 kV AC/
1 min. test voltage) and shall consist of stranded copper wires. The bare ends of stranded wires
shall be provided with squeezed sleeves.
Secondary wiring to be performed at Site shall enter the terminal block at one side only. The panel
wiring shall terminate in one or more terminal blocks accommodated at the side.
All wiring shall be properly supported, neatly arranged, readily accessible and securely connected to
terminal blocks in such a manner that wherever practicable, wiring can be easily checked against
diagrams.
Internal terminations of standard conductors shall be made with solderless crimping type tinned.
Copper lugs which shall firmly grip the conductor, or by an equally suitable method. Insulating
sleeves shall be provided over the exposed parts of lugs.
Engraved core identification ferrules marked to correspond with board wiring diagram shall be fitted
at both ends of each wire. Conductors between terminal blocks and apparatus shall be laid in plastic
ducts or covered with plastic bands.
All internal wiring to be connected to the external equipment shall terminate on terminal blocks
consisting of a clamping yoke system, preferably vertically mounted on the side of the cubicle.
The terminal block design shall be such that various types and sizes can be mounted on TS 35 rails
to profile details in DIN 46277/EN. The surface protection of the mounting rail has to be Zink plated
and yellow cremated.
The terminal blocks shall be made of moulded, fire retardant, toxic free, non-hygroscopic
thermoplastic. The terminal block housing shall be a high-quality insulator with a minimum dielectric
strength of 25 kV/mm and a comparative tracking index (CTI) of at least 600.
The moulding design shall ensure that all metal parts are shrouded to meet the requirements of the
IEC Finger Test (finger safe) without the need for additional covers.
The rated current of the terminal blocks shall be according to DIN VDE 0611-1 with reference to the
rated cross-sections. The current bar shall be of a suitable electrical conducting material like
copper/alloy or copper plated with tin lead combination to guarantee the best connection between
the conductor and the current bar. The current bar shall be designed to retain high clamping
pressure.
The rated voltage of the terminal block shall be based on the insulation tests and creepage
distances according to VDE 0110-1.
The following minimum categories of terminals shall be used:
 Terminals for power circuits of 10 mm2, 6 mm2 and 2.5 mm2 wire size

 Terminals utilised in the secondary circuit of CTs (4mm2 wire size) and VTs and
measuring transducers shall be supplied with a terminal with the following characteristics:
a) sliding link disconnect function.
b) cross connecting disconnecting facilities
c) short circuit facilities for CT and instruments
d) two integrated test sockets for test instruments per terminal, coloured yellow, green &
lilac.
Labels shall be marked in English Language for all instruments, relays, control switches,
pushbuttons, indication lights, breakers, etc. Relays shall be clearly labelled according to their
function in the circuits, and to their related equipment, which shall be identical to the designations as
used in the circuit manuals.

4.4 Relays and Schemes

All relays shall be suitable for operation under the local climatic conditions.

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To minimise the effect of electrolysis, relay coils operating on DC shall be connected so that the coils
are not continuously energised from the positive pole of the battery.
Relay indicators must be clearly visible without opening the cubicle doors, i.e., the relays shall be
installed behind suitable glass windows in the openings of relay enclosures or cubicle doors. Each
protection function shall have indicators to enable identification of the faulted phases and zones of
operation.
Each relay indicator, whether of the electrical or mechanical type, shall be capable of being reset by
hand.
The requirement of communication interfaces for command tele-protection signalling channels and
protection data exchange channels to the remote end terminals shall be coordinated with eDFr’s
telecommunication systems for supporting multiplexed operation over diversely routed fibre optic
communication medium. Reference shall be made to the relevant part of the communication
equipment specifications, where appropriate.
Functional elements in numeric relays shall have LED indicators on the relay front panel to enable
identification of their operation, faulted phases, zones, hardware and software status, etc. Protection
relay output contacts shall be co-ordinated with the station requirements, however, if not otherwise
specified, the minimum contact ratings shall be as follows:

Switching voltage: 250 V

Contact rating: 2500 W/VA
Making current: 30 A ac or dc for 3 sec
Breaking current (Power): 30 W/VA (L/R<40ms)
Typical pick-up time: 5 – 8 ms

Unless otherwise specified, tripping shall always be directly from the relevant protection relay,
reinforced by a contact from the trip relay(s).
Block-close facilities (lockout relays) are specified, these relays shall be arranged to prevent closing
of any associated circuit breakers until the block-close relay has been reset. Local and remote
resetting shall be possible. An operations indicator shall be provided which resets when the block-
close relay is reset.

Protection supply supervision relays are to be provided to detect loss or interruption of supply to
protection schemes so that the operator can clearly differentiate via the available alarms between a
loss of supply due to a blown fuse/tripped MCB and failure of a Protection relay.

Test blocks shall be provided to facilitate tests by secondary injection of all major fault-measuring
relays without disconnecting any wire or permanent connection. The test block shall permit direct
injection of currents and voltages into the individual relays.
The test plug shall isolate the trip contacts of main protection relays on both sides. Injection sockets
shall be arranged so that the current transformer secondary circuits shall not be open circuited when
inserting the test plugs. The trip functions shall be blocked when inserting the test plugs.
Adequate number of plugs for each type of test plug, provided per station, shall be supplied.

The 33kV network shall be considered as consisting of a number of elements, the limits of each
element being its associated circuit breakers.
For the 33 kV network, each element shall be provided with a single high-speed discriminative
protection, capable of detecting all "credible" faults and issuing tripping commands to the associated
circuit breakers within the prescribed time.
High-speed discriminative protection systems shall be engineered as complete schemes, due
account being taken of CT and VT performance. The defined fault clearance time shall take account
of the circuit breaker response and shall include the total time to elimination of the primary fault

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current, fault location or fault current characteristic subject only to an upper limit of circuit breaker
specified duty.
Attention shall be paid to the total performance including the behaviour pattern in the presence of
system transients for faults "in zone", faults "out-of-zone", and during the period immediately
following a switching operation irrespective of whether that operation is to eliminate a network short-
circuit or is to energise or to de-energize any part of the network.
The protective equipment shall remain unoperated following the normal and correct discharge
operation of one or more surge arresters.
4.4.1 Inverse Time Overcurrent and Earth Fault Relays
Inverse time overcurrent and earth fault relays shall be of the numeric type and shall have selectable
characteristics, i.e. normal inverse, very inverse and extremely inverse.
The operating time characteristic shall be continuously variable over the minimum range 0.1 to 1.0
times the nominal time at any multiple of current setting.
The current settings shall be adjustable as a percentage of nominal relay rating over setting ranges
which are at least:
- Overcurrent relays: 50 to 250%,
- Earth-fault relays: 10 to 80%.
The actual relay pick-up current shall not exceed 1.3 times the relay setting, and the reset value
shall not be less than 90 per cent of the pick-up current.
All relays shall comply with the accuracy requirements of IEC 60255, the required class index of the
reference limiting error being 5.

4.4.2 High Set Overcurrent, Instantaneous Overcurrent and Earth Fault Protection
High set overcurrent, instantaneous overcurrent and earth fault protection shall be of the high-speed
type and provided with a current independent selectable time delay with a setting range from
instantaneous (no intentional time delay) to 100 secs in steps of 0.01 secs.
High set over current elements shall be of the low transient overreach type, i.e. the magnitudes of
the current with and without the presence of a DC transient at which operation occurs shall be
approximately the same. The value of the system reactance to resistance ratio at which the
performance of the element is claimed should be stated. When applied to the protection of power
transformers, high set overcurrent elements must be capable of being set to remain stable for
maximum through fault currents associated with faults across the remote winding terminals.
4.4.3 Overcurrent and Earth Fault Definite Time Delay Relays
Preference will be given to relay designs in which the current settings for phase-to-phase faults are
the same as those for three phase faults and in which the current settings for single phase to earth
faults are the same irrespective of the phase involved.
The current measuring elements shall be of the low transient overreach type and the value of the
system reactance to resistance ratio at which the transient overreach performance claim is made
shall be stated. Their operating time shall be less than 30 milliseconds at 5 times setting and their
drop off to pick up ratio shall not be less than 90 per cent.
The associated timing relay shall have a timing range (or ranges) adjustable between 0.1 and 10
seconds minimum, the setting adjustment being either continuous or stepped, with a maximum of 20
milliseconds per step. The accuracy of setting shall be at least ± 5 per cent of setting or 20
milliseconds whichever is the greater.

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4.4.4 Numerical Line Differential Protection

Line differential protection relays shall preferably utilise the phase segregated current differential
principle and shall be suitable for use with both dedicated optical fibre links, or multiplexed
communication systems. The relay shall provide phase selective differential protection for two
terminal lines and shall operate simultaneously at both terminals of the protected circuit to provide
rapid fault clearance irrespective of whether the fault is fed from both terminals or from one end of
the line only. High speed tripping for all in-zone faults, stability for all out-of-zone faults and correct
operation for developing faults must be assured for all practical conditions of load and fault current
flow.
The line differential protection relay shall operate correctly for all in-zone phase-to-phase and phase-
to-earth faults occurring at the same time, or shortly after, an out of zone fault, and for all other types
of evolving faults. Relay operating time shall be in the range of 20-25ms. The relay operating time
shall not exceed 20ms for a fault resistance of 50 Ohms.
Relay reset time, from cessation of any condition, which would cause the relay to operate, shall not
exceed 100ms.
The returning ratio, defined as the differential current at which the relay resets divided by the
differential current at which the relay operates, shall not be less than 70%.
The relay shall continuously monitor the propagation delay of the communication channel used for
transmission of the protection measurement quantities and shall provide compensation for the
effects of the propagation delay. The relay shall continuously adjust the propagation delay
compensation to the prevailing delay value such that automatic re-routing of the communications
channel does not cause incorrect operation of the protection relay.
Each relay shall be uniquely addressable; so that if it receives incorrect messages (e.g messages
from the wrong remote relay, or messages are looped back to itself via the communications channel)
as a result of incorrect operation of the communications channel, the incorrect messages will be
rejected, and the relay will not mal-operate.
The line differential protection relay shall provide an inter-trip facility to enable a relay at the remote
end to be energized via the communications channel used for the line differential protection, when a
relay contact at the local end is closed. This facility shall be available to be assigned to any trip or
signalling function such as direct transfer trip or block auto-reclose.
The line differential protection relay shall provide a permissive inter-trip facility to enable a relay at
the remote end to be energized via the communications channel used for the line differential
protection, when a relay contact at the local end is closed and the current detected by the remote
end line differential protection is above the threshold level for operation.
The line differential protection shall incorporate indicators to show: Relay operation, Inter-trip
operation, Permissive inter-trip operation, Relay out of service, Relay available. Indication must not
be lost in the event of a supply failure.
Supervision facilities which include a periodic self-check of the key elements within the relay and a
continuous self-monitoring of all internal power supplies, microprocessor operation and
communication equipment shall be provided. The indications provided shall be designed to allow the
defective item to be quickly identified. The status of the DC power supplies shall be permanently
indicated. A defect in any of the self-supervision facilities shall not cause mal operation of the
protection relay.
The line differential protection relay shall include facilities for the storage of fault records. A
minimum of four records shall be capable of being stored in non-volatile memory within the relay for
post-fault analysis.
4.4.5 High Impedance Busbar protection
The busbar protection shall operate for both phase to phase and phase to earth faults. The principle
of operation shall preferably be based on the simple circulating current system with high impedance

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relay circuits. The operating time of the measuring relays shall not exceed 30 msecs at five times the
relay current setting.
The equipment shall be stable for all out of zone phase to phase and phase to earth fault currents
up to the short circuit current rating of the switchgear, applied gradually or suddenly and irrespective
of the distribution of current between the individual circuits.
There shall be fully discriminative clearance of busbar faults on any section of busbar without
introducing sequential tripping of coupler or section circuit breakers. All circuit breakers connected to
a faulty busbar shall be tripped simultaneously, whether they feed fault current or not.
Care shall be taken to ensure that maloperation of the protection does not happen as a result of
faults in the associated secondary wiring when the primary circuit is carrying load current.
Continuous or automatic cyclic supervision shall be provided for this purpose. Arrangements shall be
provided to make the zone containing the faulty circuit inoperative. Where the operation of the
supervision device is dependent upon the load current in the primary circuit, operation shall occur at
current of 25 amperes or 10% of the circuit rating whichever is the greater.
The following test and isolation facilities shall be provided on the front of the protection panel:
 Short circuiting and isolation of current transformers,
 Isolation of individual tripping and inter tripping circuits,
 Isolation of tripping and individual zones.
Inter-tripping, where required, shall be affected by means of electrically separate outputs. The inter-
tripping scheme shall be a subject of Client’s approval.
The sensitivity shall be such that definite operation occurs for phase to phase and phase to earth
short circuits during minimum plant conditions, irrespective of the number of circuits in service and
the distribution of load and fault currents. The sensitivity level shall not exceed 30% of the minimum
fault level for all types of faults.
The Contractor shall clearly specify the number of secondary circuits which must be switched, the
duty of the switches and the timing between individual switches; the Contractor shall be responsible
for selecting switches which are adequate for the intended duty.
The busbar protection shall have the following features:
Two (2) independent systems (Discriminating and Check) fed from separate CTs, shall be provided
for each busbar section. The Discriminating system associated with each busbar section is unique,
however the Check system is common to all busbar sections. Each system shall be capable of
detecting all types of faults under all system generation conditions,
Each system shall comprise a single relay connected in parallel across busbar protection CT bus
wiring. The Check system shall be connected in parallel across the busbar protection CT bus wiring
associated with all incomers and feeders, the Discriminating system shall be connected in parallel
across the busbar protection CT bus wiring associated with the bus coupler and bus section and
only with circuits connected to a particular busbar section. Coincident operation of one Check
system relay and one Discriminating system relay shall be arranged to initiate tripping of the
appropriate busbar section,
Shall be provided with a single busbar protection tripping system. Contacts on the appropriate the
Check and Discriminating system relays shall be connected in a series arrangement so that
coincident operation of one Check system and one Discriminating system relay is necessary in order
to initiate tripping of the appropriate busbar,
- For 400kV busbar a single hand reset busbar protection trip relay shall be provided
for each circuit breaker. The busbar protection tripping system may also be used for back tripping
from the circuit breaker failure protection.
4.4.6 Low Impedance Busbar protection
The Low Impedance busbar protection shall operate for both phase to phase, 3 phase and phase to
earth faults. The principle of operation shall preferably be based on low impedance differential

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protection. The operating time of the relays shall not exceed 30 msecs at five times the relay current
setting.
The equipment shall be stable for all out of zone phase to phase, 3 phase and phase to earth fault
currents up to the short circuit current rating of the switchgear, applied gradually or suddenly and
irrespective of the distribution of current between the individual circuits.
There shall be fully discriminative clearance of busbar faults on any section of busbar without
introducing sequential tripping of section circuit breakers. All circuit breakers connected to a faulty
busbar shall be tripped simultaneously, whether they feed fault current or not.
Care shall be taken to ensure that maloperation of the protection does not happen as a result of
faults in the associated CT wiring when the primary circuit is carrying load current. Continuous or
automatic cyclic supervision shall be provided for this purpose. It shall be possible to make the zone
containing the faulty circuit inoperative and/or to bring up an alarm. Where the supervision is
dependent upon load current in the primary circuit, operation shall occur at a primary current of 25
amperes or 10 per cent of the circuit rating whichever is the greater.
The following test and isolation facilities shall be provided on the front of the protection panel:
 Isolation of individual tripping and inter tripping circuits,
 Isolation of individual zones.
Inter tripping, where required, shall be affected by means of electrically separate outputs contacts of
the trip relay. The inter tripping scheme shall be to the approval of the Client.
The sensitivity shall be such that definite operation occurs for phase to phase and phase to earth
short circuits during minimum plant conditions, irrespective of the number of circuits in service and
the distribution of load and fault currents. The sensitivity level shall not exceed 30 per cent of the
minimum fault level for all types of faults.
The busbar protection shall have the following features:
- For 400kV busbar a single hand reset busbar protection trip relay shall be provided for each
circuit breaker.
- The busbar protection tripping system may also be used for back tripping from the circuit
breaker failure protection.
- Signalling lamp for each Zone (i.e. Bus Bar protection operated for each Zone, Busbar
protection fail for each Zone, DC healthy, Busbar protection in/out of service for each
zone...).
- Features of the Low impedance busbar protection relay:
 The relay to be low burden,
 The relay to be supplied with a numerical display, showing the magnitude and phase of
each current,
 The relay to be insensitive to harmonics, and transients on the network,
 Parameters and settings shall be able to be changed from the local interface & by
computer access,
 The relay should be stable during busbar selector switching operations,
 The relay shall have Self-test capability with a watchdog contact.
4.4.7 Individual 400 kV and 33 kV – Protection Schemes
All main protection relays shall be individually provided with a lockable IN/OUT switch. Trip
functions, circuit breaker fail start, sequence of event, SCMS and alarm circuit initiations shall be
blocked when the switch is in the “OUT” position.
Where two groups of relays are used to protect a circuit, the CT/VT circuits and DC supplies shall be
arranged in a redundant manner so that one group may be switched off without affecting the
performance of the other group.
Please refer to the Key Line Diagrams for a better view of required protection systems at each level
together with following explanations:

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4.4.7.1 Protection of 400kV Cable feeder (TBC)

Two independent high-speed protection systems shall be offered at both ends of the cable feeders,
to protect against all types of faults. Main 1 and Main 2 protection systems shall be provided in
separate panels. To avoid any chance of common mode failures the two relays shall be from two
different approved manufacturers. Each Main 1 and Main 2 shall deploy unit protection application
with integral non-unit protection functionality. The integral non-unit protection shall be used to
provide back-up protection.
Main 1 and Main 2 protection systems shall be based on digital current differential principle, which
shall be capable of clearing all faults within the protected zone and maintaining stability against all
kinds of through fault currents up to the magnitude of switchgear fault rating.
Main 1 and Main 2 shall be supplied from different manufacturers and be diversified as much as
possible to avoid common mode failure. The protection shall be of numerical type and phase
segregated. The current differential relay shall be designed with shunt capacitance current
compensation. The relay operating time shall not exceed 20ms for fault resistance of 50 Ohms or
more.
For enhanced reliability, security and availability, current differential relays shall work with dual fibre
optic interface links. Digitized current sampling values must be exchanged on both links if the
hardware permits: otherwise, one link must serve as main and the other as “hot” standby with a
switchover facility.
The schemes shall be provided with the following built-in backup protection elements:
 IDMT EF Protection and Three zone Distance protection
 Phase unbalance Alarm
 Fault locating function
 Tele-protection facilities (on the same fibre optic cores used for the exchange of current
signals).
In the case of loss of signal transmission over fibre optic cables, the differential measurement
function shall be automatically blocked, and the relays shall be allowed to work with the backup
EF/distance functions.

4.4.7.2 400/33kV three winding transformers

Power transformers shall be covered by electrical protection and thermal/mechanical protection
relays.
1. Thermal/mechanical main protections shall be provided for the complete transformer,
including tap changer and cable terminal boxes, and are constituted with gas detectors, oil
surge and pressure detectors, oil, and winding temperature devices.
2. For three winding transformers, a numerical overall biased differential protection shall be
provided as the main electrical protection. It shall include integral HV restricted earth fault
(REF) functions deploying 3-phase HV and neutral CTs. An HV restricted earth fault
protection shall be applied utilising CTs located at the HV circuit breaker and CT located on
the HV windings neutral to earth connection.
3. A back-up three-phase O/C and one E/F with 2nd harmonic restraint numerical protection to
detect inter-phase and phase to ground faults shall be provided for transformer HV side. Two
back-up three-phase O/C numerical protection to detect inter-phase faults shall be provided
for transformer 33kV sides. The tripping characteristics shall be selectable; either a definite
time characteristic or a large number of inverse time characteristics, according to IEC-60255
and BS-142. In addition to the main protection, a 3-phase low transient overreach HSOC or
an extremely inverse overcurrent protection (EIDMT) energised from the same CTs as 2-
stage HV overcurrent protection shall be provided for the transformers.
4. In addition, the time-delay two stages over voltage protection function shall be provided for
each of the 33kV windings. The relay shall be connected phase-to-phase and shall have the
setting range of 110 V to 150 V and time setting ranges of 1 s to 99 s. The relays shall have

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an accuracy of + 2% of voltage setting and a drop-off ratio > 97%. Operation of the over
voltage relay shall initiate an alarm for stage-1 function. Stage-2 function shall send a trip
signal to de-energize the transformer.
The protection cubicle(s) shall incorporate the total protection functions for each power transformer.
For this purpose, the cubicle(s) shall be provided with all auxiliary relays for alarming and tripping
and shall receive from the transformer local control kiosk/marshalling box the corresponding cabling
and wiring from the thermal/mechanical protections. All alarms and tripping orders shall be suitably
indicated at the front of the power transformer protection cubicle(s).
A tripping interface shall be provided, such that for transformer faults, the operation of any protection
relay shall trip both the primary voltage and secondary voltage circuit breakers simultaneously.

4.4.7.3 400 kV Busbar and Circuit Breaker Fail Protection

One set of High or Low impedance busbar differential protection. The protection shall meet the
requirements specified in 4.4.5 and 4.4.6.
An integrated circuit breaker failure function into busbar protection shall be provided to monitor the
post-trip currents on all 400kV circuit breakers following fault detection by any of the generic
protection relays and it can be integrated into the busbar protection scheme.
The current detector shall have a very fast reset time of less than 15ms.It shall be sensitive enough
to operate between 20 percent and 200 percent of nominal current, adjustable in steps of less than
or equal to 10 percent.
The breaker failure relays shall be initiated by the associated protection relays, and also by any
remote tripping signal received via the tele-protection signalling equipment.
The Circuit-Breaker fail Relay shall be of the phase-segregated type and shall perform the following:
Following detection of a breaker fail condition, T1 timer is energized with a typical time setting of
120ms. If a trip command fails to open the circuit breaker within a time delay of T1 the breaker
failure relay shall give the tripping commands to all other circuit breakers on the busbars and to the
remote ends, whose tripping is necessary to isolate the fault from the system.

4.4.7.4 33kV feeders Protection

A three-phase O/C and one E/F numerical protection to detect inter-phase and phase to ground
faults shall be provided for the cable and connected busbar. The tripping characteristics shall be
selectable; either a definite time characteristic or a large number of inverse time characteristics,
according to IEC-60255 and BS-142.
In addition, for earth transformer feeders, standby earth fault protection shall be provided in the
transformer neutral connection to earth. This protection shall be supplied from a dedicated neutral
current transformer.

4.4.7.5 33kV busbar Protection

Contractor shall provide 33kV busbars with the:
1. One set of over voltage and residual over voltage protection relays with two time-delay
stages for each function. The relay shall be connected phase-to-phase and shall have the setting
range of 110 V to 150 V for over voltage and 3V to 110V for residual over voltage and time setting
ranges of 1 s to 99 s. The relays shall have an accuracy of + 2% of voltage setting and a drop-off
ratio > 97%. Operation of the over voltage relay shall initiate an alarm for stage-1 function. Stage-2
function shall send a trip signal to de-energize the busbar.
2. One set of High or Low impedance busbar differential protection. The protection shall meet
the requirements specified in 4.4.5 and 4.4.6

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4.5 Schedule of Requirements

As per chapter 10. SCHEDULE A

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5 TECHNICAL COMPLIANCE

The attached appendix ‘A’ technical compliance check sheet is to be provided as part of the clarified
quotation.
Appendix ‘A’ Technical compliance

Fully complying with this Technical specification requirements

Yes No

Documents as listed in Clause 8 DOCUMENTATION

Yes No

Equipment type registered: Yes No

If ‘No’ please provide the details below in brief:

Table for Deviations.

Clause Equipment Deviation

6 TESTING

6.1
General
All relays (including panels) shall be tested in the Manufacturer’s work. Any one or all of the tests
stated in this Specification may be required to be carried out under the presence of eDFr or its
representatives.
Testing of relays and their components shall be performed in line with this specification, and in
accordance with the relevant IEC Standards (as minimum requirement) and other Standards as may
be approved by eDFr.
Acceptance by eDFr’s representative of any relay tests shall not relieve the manufacturer from any
of his performance guarantees or from any other obligations.
eDFr reserves the right to perform checks during the manufacturing process at any time. It shall be
at the discretion of eDFr to witness tests on 100%, or any percentage of each lot for routine tests,
apart from the type tests, wherever called for.
Tests of relays shall comprise factory tests and site tests.

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6.2 Type Tests

Evidence shall be given that the proposed relays to be supplied have already been subjected to all
type tests (including transient and steady-state tests) at an approved internationally recognised
testing station. If deemed necessary, eDFr will decide whether additional tests are to be performed.
An approved internationally recognised laboratory shall certify the type test reports. Certified copies
of type test certificates covering the proposed relays shall be submitted to eDFr.
Type tests certificates/reports shall be considered acceptable if they are in compliance with the
relevant Standards and the following:
1. Type Tests conducted at an approved internationally recognised laboratory acceptable to eDFr.
2. Type Tests conducted at the manufacturer’s laboratory and witnessed by representatives from
an approved internationally recognised laboratory acceptable to eDFr.
If the presented type test reports are not in accordance with the above requirements, eDFr may
decide to ask for the type tests to be carried out afresh in the manufacturer’s premises or other
places subject to the approval of eDFr and at no additional cost. These tests shall be performed in
the presence of personnel from an internationally recognised laboratory which shall issue the
relevant type test certificates upon successful completion of all tests.
6.3 Routine Tests
Protection relays shall be subjected to routine tests as per the relevant IEC Standards. Routine test
certificates shall be submitted to eDFr for review and approval before shipment of the relays.
6.4 Factory Acceptance Test
Factory acceptance tests shall cover a subset of the following:
Secondary injection, scheme checks, relay logic, performance of the engineering interface (HMI),
functional-trip tests, setting ranges and calibration accuracy, response (trip) times, system
supervision, performance of communication interfaces with SCMS, events and disturbance records
etc.
A generic list of tests shall be submitted to eDFr for approval. The tests shall take into consideration,
the duration of the factory testing period, the importance and complexity of the protection system
and the familiarity of the system being inspected. The proposed test procedures shall adequately
verify the performance, functionality, and reliability of the protection.
The approved factory tests shall ensure that the equipment has been manufactured, installed and
correctly wired.
Factory Acceptance test certificates shall be submitted for eDFr’s review and approval before
shipment of the relays/panels.
Enough experienced test personnel from the factory shall be provided during the Factory
Acceptance Tests.
6.5 Site Tests
In addition to visual and wiring checks, site tests of relays shall be mainly based on functional tests
in order to ensure that all components are correctly installed and properly aligned and that there are
no imperfections due to damage during transport to site.
Protection scheme site tests shall include comprehensive tests and checks with the protection
equipment fully connected to the array of all field devices (SCMS, tele-protection signalling
equipment, switchgear, CTs/VTs, dc system, etc).
Checks and tests shall include:
Secondary and primary injections, scheme checks, relay logic, performance of engineering interface
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availability, system supervision, performance of communication interfaces with SCMS, events and
disturbance records etc.
Transient tests simulating dc off-sets and harmonics shall be included to verify the protection relay
dynamic behaviour and the effectiveness of the settings adopted when taking into consideration
circuit breaker trip time and communication channel delay time.
After energization, load tests shall be carried out.
Prior to field tests on protection relays, operational settings and parameters for the relays/systems
which consider the substation conditions and power grid requirements shall be submitted to eDFr for
approval.
If applicable, revised setting calculations for the remote end relays shall also be submitted to eDFr
for approval.
All setting recommendations shall be submitted for approval at least 2 months before
commissioning/energization.
Separate schedules for on-site tests shall be submitted for approval at least one month before start
of the tests.
The results of all tests shall be submitted immediately after satisfactory completion of tests in the
form of a computer print-out along with the hand-written test sheets signed by eDFr as witness of
the tests. Site test reports shall illustrate all test details, as well as details of all applied testing
equipment and their calibration validity.
Enough experienced test personnel from the factory shall be provided during the site tests.
The test engineer(s) shall not be withdrawn or changed before the completion of all the testing
activities, unless it is the requirement of eDFr if the test personnel lack adequate test skills,
knowledge-base or technical expertise in the concerned protection systems/equipment.
Where work permits at existing substations are required, sufficient notice shall be given to eDFr to
plan and prepare for the necessary outage (if any) to be arranged.
Overall tests involving more than one contractor's equipment shall be suitably and professionally
coordinated and arranged by the main contractor. The test and commissioning programs shall be
subject to approval by eDFr at site.
If deemed necessary by eDFr, due to some unforeseen technical requirements arising out of
operational contingencies in the network and loading conditions, additional site tests, other than
those mentioned in the approved site test program shall carried out.

7 QUANTITY

Please refer to BOQ in ER.

8 DOCUMENTATION

All documentation to be issued through the agreed management system. Supplier shall be trained
as required.
Equipment identification as per agreed numbering system
Standard document / drawing templates with the numbering as per agreed system.
Below list shows the minimum requirements.
8.1.1 Tender Stage
1. List of deviations / clarifications
2. Main Technical Data Sheet
3. Preliminary General Arrangement drawing
4. Key Line Diagram and Trip Matrix

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8.1.2 Contract Stage

1 Contract Drawing List

2 Main Technical Data Sheet

3 Confirmed General Arrangement drawing

4 Key Line Diagram and Trip Matrix

5 Schematics drawings

6 Detailed General arrangement drawing for Operating boxes & Control Cubicle

7 Wiring Diagram

8 Inspection & Test Plan (ITP)

9 Quality Plan

10 Project Plan

11 Type and routine test reports

9 SCHEDULE OF RECOMMENDED SPARES

Sl. No. Description Quantity

1 Any type of trip/lockout relay 2

2 Any type of auxiliary relay 3
3 Any Type of Terminal 10%
4 Any Type of MCB 10
5 Any Type of pushbutton 10
6 Any Type of signal Lamp 20
7 Any Type of auxiliary switch 5
8 Any Type of selector Switch 5
9 Any Type of Test Block 5
10 Any Type of Test Plug 1
11 Any type of 33kV SWG feeder protection relay 3

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10 LIST OF SUPPLIERS

Sl. No. Description

1 Hitachi Energy
2 Siemens
3 GE
4 Schneider
5 SEL

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11 SCHEDULE A

Protection Relays Datasheet

Description Required Tendered
1.0 COMMON FEATURES FOR NUMERICAL RELAYS

1.1 Communication
Front panel HMI-keyboard Yes
Interfaces
front panel PC, serial Yes
rear panel optic/serial SCMS Yes
inter-bay communication Yes
Name of protocols

1.2 LED Indicators

Power ON
Power supply output ON
Power on each module
Watchdog timer being RESET
Communication FAIL
Hardware (CPU/I/O modules) FAIL
Power supply unit FAIL
Internal system errors

1.3 Front Panel LCD Display for:

Chronological events Yes
Fault values Yes
Protection status Yes

1.4 Self-Supervision of the following Functional

Blocks Analogue measuring system Yes
Digital input conversion system Yes
Power supply Yes
Internal clock Yes

2.0 BUSBAR PROTECTION

2.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type & Model Numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date

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testing laboratory
name
country
2.2 Technical Data
2.2.1 General
Type of Scheme (Low/High Impedance)
DC Infeed
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
Permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100

2.2.2 Protection Measuring Units

First criterion based on biased differential algorithm Yes
Type of second criterion used
Third criterion on a voltage algorithm Yes/No
Differential alarm unit Yes
Current transformer saturation detectors used Yes
Tripping time
maximum (including tripping relay) (ms) <30

2.3 Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

2.4 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
3.0 Breaker Failure Relay (Integrated in BBP)
3.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model Numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

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3.2 Protection Measuring Units

Current setting range (x IN) 0.05-2
in steps of (x IN) ≤0.1
Operating times
maximum operating time (ms)
reset time (ms)
Trip steps
number of trip steps 2
adjustable time range (ms) 10 to 1000
time interval of each adjustment for both steps ≤10
3.3 (ms)
Other Performance Data
Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No
3.4
Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No

4.0 OVERCURRENT / EARTH FAULT RELAY

4.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

4.2 Technical Data

General
DC Infeed
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes
allowable tolerances (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
Permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2

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for 1 s (x IN) 100

4.3 Architecture
Characteristics
characteristic acc. to IEC 60255 Yes
IDMT inverse Yes
very inverse Yes
extremely inverse Yes
definite time Yes
Instantaneous element included Yes

4.4 Protection Measuring Units

Current setting
phase elements (x IN) 20 to 200%
in steps < 10%
earth element (x IN) 10 to 80%
in steps < 5%
operating time
continuous variable Yes
alternatively
variable in steps (ms) ≤ 10
High set 2 to 30x IN and blocked Yes
High set continuously variable or in steps of (x IN) 1

4.5 Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

4.6 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
5.0 DISTANCE PROTECTION

5.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

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5.2 Technical Data

5.2.1 General
Full scheme, on-line, non switched Yes
DC Infeed
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100
Rated voltage (phase-earth ) (V) 110/√3
permissible overload
continuously (x UN) 1.2
Burden
current circuits at IN (maximum) (VA)
voltage circuits (maximum) (VA)

5.2.2 Architecture
Filter to work with capacitive voltage transformers Yes/No
delay to this filter (ms)
Tele-protection
relay able to work having provided all hard
and
software
permissive underreach Yes
permissive overreach Yes
permissive transferred acceleration Yes
blocking Yes/No
unblocking Yes/No
Power swing blocking relay included Yes/No
Weak infeed and echo feature Yes
Fuse failure relay built- in Yes
Indicators for phases, earth and zones Yes
Event recording / built-in fault locator Yes
accuracy
storage
Two groups of setting parameters Yes
Fault recording (minimum 6 system faults) Yes
Self - monitoring Yes
Online test features Yes
Back-up O/C & E/F Yes/No
Overload Yes/No
Interface port for retrieval of data provided Yes
5.2.3
Protection Measuring Units

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Starting
kind of starting
under impedance Yes
reactance Yes/No
overcurrent Yes
voltage restraint overcurrent Yes/No
other Yes/No
Number of starting elements (minimum )
phase to phase (No.) 3x3
phase to earth (No.) 3x3
Measuring
shape of characteristic
phase to earth
phase to phase
Healthy voltage reference Yes
Voltage memory for busbar faults Yes
Number of measuring elements (minimum)
phase to earth (No.) 3x3
phase to phase (No.) 3x3
Switch onto fault included Yes
Number of zones (minimum)
Directional (No.) 3
non-directional (No.) 1
Setting
zone 1
minimum setting (Ω / Ph)
maximum setting (Ω / Ph)
in steps of (Ω / Ph)
zone 2
minimum setting (Ω / Ph)
maximum setting (Ω / Ph)
in steps of (Ω / Ph)
zone 3
minimum setting (Ω / Ph)
maximum setting (Ω / Ph)
in steps of (Ω / Ph)
zone 4, non-directional
minimum setting (Ω / Ph)
maximum setting (Ω / Ph)
in steps of (Ω / Ph)
Time setting
zone 1 (ms) 10 to 100
in steps of (ms) 10
zone 2 (ms) up to 1000
in steps of (ms) 20
zone 3 & 4 (ms) up to 3000
in steps of (ms) 50
characteristic angle (deg) 40 - 80

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Shortest tripping time of zone 1 up to trip (ms) 30

impulse to CB
5.3
Other Performance Data
Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached. Yes/No
5.4
Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
6.0 CURRENT DIFFERENTIAL RELAY

6.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy )
testing laboratory
name
country

6.2 Technical Data

6.2.1 General
DC Infeed
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100
Burden
current circuits at IN (maximum) (VA)

6.2.2 Architecture
Operational features
measuring principle
stable during power swings, inrush and Yes
charging current
Stable for through faults and CT saturation Yes

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Built in Overcurrent and overload functions

(as per spec)
Built in Backup distance Protection (as per Yes
spec)
Redundant communication channels Yes/No
switch onto fault built-in Yes
6.2.3
Protection Measuring Units
Tripping time (ms) max.30
Setting range
Differential current low set pick up (x IN) 0.1 to 20
Differential current high set set pick up (x IN) 0.5 to 100
6.3
Other Performance Data
Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy) Yes/No
Reference list attached
6.4
Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
7.0 Line DIFFERENTIAL RELAY

7.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

7.2 Technical Data

DC Infeed Yes/No
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes/No
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A)
permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100

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Burden
current circuits at IN (maximum) (VA)
Tripping time at 5 times setting current (ms) max.40
Current setting range
Measuring principle
Pilot wire supervision Yes
Insulation level
pilot cable terminations, marshalling boxes - Yes
15 kV
isolation transformers, pilot supervision - 15 Yes
kV
Alarms for
trip Yes
pilot failure Yes
failure of the pilot wire supply Yes
Overcurrent starters (guard relays) Yes
3-phase overcurrent elements Yes
setting range 0.1 - 4 x IN Yes
in steps of at least 0.1 IN Yes
phase segregated alarms Yes
earth fault element Yes
setting range 0.1 - 4 x IN Yes
in steps of at least 0.1 IN Yes
alarm Yes
7.3 Interface port for retrieval of data provided Yes

Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy) Yes/No
7.4 Reference list attached

Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
8.0 OVERALL TRANSFORMER PROTECTION RELAY
General
8.1 Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

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Technical Data
General
8.2 DC Infeed
8.2.1 rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
DC/DC converter included Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100
Burden (VA)

Architecture
Design
8.2.2 for two-winding transformer Yes/No
for three-winding transformer Yes
Immunity against 2nd harmonic inrush current Yes
Protection functions
differential Yes
back-up O/C on HV / LV side Yes/No
over-flux Yes/No
overvoltage Yes/No
thermal overload (thermal replica) Yes/No
event recording/measuring values Yes
fault recording Yes
self monitoring Yes

Protection Measuring Units

Settings
8.2.3 differential
pick-up range (x IN) 0.15 - 0.5
in steps of (x IN) 0.05
bias slope (%) 20 - 50
operating time (ms) < 30
accuracy (%) ± 10
high set , unrestrained
setting range (x IN) 1 - 20
operating time (ms) < 20
back-up O/C (3-phase)
setting range (x IN) 0.2 - 2
operating characteristics
characteristic according to BS 142 Yes
Transformer overload protection
setting range (Ith) (x IN) 0.2 - 2
time constant (TC) (min) 1 - 400

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accuracy (Ith & TC) (%) ±5

Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
8.3 (dd-mm-yy) Yes/No
Reference list attached

Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
8.4 Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
9.0 RESTRICTED EARTH FAULT RELAY (REF)

9.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

9.2 Technical Data

9.2.1 General
DC Infeed
rated voltage (V) 110
MCB provided Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Rated current (A) 1
permissible overload
continuously (x IN) 2
for 1 s (x IN) 100
Burden (VA)

9.2.2 Protection Measuring Units

Operating time (including trip relay) less than (ms) 20
Harmonic filters Yes
Segregated alarms Yes

9.3 Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

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9.4 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
10.0 TRIP CIRCUIT SUPERVISION RELAY

10.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model numerical / static
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

10.2 Technical Data

10.2.1 General
Description no. (enclosed) Yes/No
DC Infeed
rated voltage V 110
MCB provided Yes
tolerances requested (%) +10/-15
power consumption (W)
Burden (VA)
Protection class of relay housing (IP) 52

10.2.2 Protection Measuring Units

Time delay, fixed value , may be 5 s (s)
Maximum trip circuit supervision current (mA) 20
Flag/LED indication required Yes
Other Performance Data
Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

10.3 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
11.0 TRIP RELAY

10.1 General
Manufacturer
name

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country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

10.2 Technical Data

Drawout case type Yes
Operating time <10ms
Operating voltage range 50% to 120% of 110V. DC <
no. of contacts 10
contact ratings Breaking
capacity
contact ratings for make and
continuously
burden of relay in watts (low / high) High
High Burden relay Yes
Mechanical and Electrical reset required Yes
LED/ flag indicator required Yes
10.3
Other Performance Data
Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No
10.4
Supporting Documents
Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
11.0 SUPPLY SUPERVISION RELAY

11.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

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11.2 Technical Data

Drawout Modular case Yes
Rated voltage
Operating current
Burden (VA)
Self Reset Flag/LED indication required Yes

11.3 Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

11.4 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No
12.00 AUXILIARY RELAYS

12.1 General
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Type/Model
Type number
Type test
carried out Yes/No
date (dd-mm-yy)
testing laboratory
name
country

12.2 Technical Data

Drawout Modular case Yes
Rated voltage
Operating voltage
Burden (VA)
Self Reset Flag/LED indication required Yes

12.3 Other Performance Data

Date of first commercial operation of the offered unit
(dd-mm-yy)
Reference list attached Yes/No

12.4 Supporting Documents

Relevant literature enclosed Yes/No
Relevant drawings enclosed Yes/No

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1.0 GENERAL

Protection (Free Standing Panels/Cubicles)

Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
Applicable standards (IEC)
Housing material type
protection class (IEC 60529) ( IP) 42
anti-corrosion treatment
hardware and metallic parts
walls
inside
colour (RAL)
thickness (mm)
outside
colour (RAL) 7032/7035
thickness (mm)
Swing frame provided (Yes/No) Yes
Heat dissipation
natural convection (Yes/No)
air flow (Yes/No)
Panel access
front (Yes/No) Yes
rear (if applicable) (Yes/No) Yes
front door
opening minimum angle (deg) 120
door switch (Yes/No) Yes
Internal lighting with socket (Yes/No) Yes
Dimensions
Height (mm) 2200
Width (mm) 800
Depth (mm) 800
wall thickness (mm)
Cable entries
Numbers (No.)
type
Gland plate
material
hot-dip galvanised steel (Yes/No)
min. thickness (mm) 3
aluminium (Yes/No)
min. thickness (mm) 4
length (mm)
width (mm)
Gland
Material brass
Grade

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MCB`s (supervised) provided for:

AC
each Panel (Nos.) 1
DC
each Panel at Main DC Board (Nos.) 1
alarm / supervision (Nos.) 1
each DC supply unit inside the Panel 1
(Nos.)
Reset button outside the
location access door

Weight (kg)
Floor load (maximum) (daN/m2) 600
Heater with thermostat provided (Yes/No) Yes
Earth plate with screw terminal connection (Yes/No) Yes
Lifting lugs (Yes/No) Yes
Electrical interference environment
insulation class
insulation resistance (MΩ)
dielectric strength, 50Hz, 1min.
2.0 CONSTRUCTION DATA

Corner posts
material galvanised steel
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 60439-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
Walls
material galvanised steel
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 60439-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
Roof
material galvanised steel
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 60349-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
Doors
material galvanised steel
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 6039-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
transparent glass window provided Yes
size
length (mm) 1600
width (mm) 450
door stoppers provided Yes
door opening minimum angle (deg.) 120

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Equipment mounting plates

material galvanised steel
sheet
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 60439-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
Partition (if applicable)
material galvanised steel
sheet
grade
applicable standards (IEC) 60349-1
minimum thickness (mm) 2
Panel access
Front (Yes/No) Yes
rear (if applicable) (Yes/No) Yes
Maximum inside temperature of cubicle(0C) 55
Lifting lugs provided (Yes/No) Yes
3.0 Wiring
Material
stranded copper wires for cross-sections
>2.5mm2 else solid copper wires (Yes/No) Yes
Cross-sections
power circuits (min) (mm2) 1.5
control/telecom/Alarms circuits (mm2) 1.5
CT circuits (min) (mm2) 2.5
VT circuits (min) (mm2) 2.5
Colours
control circuits
black (Yes/No)
grey (Yes/No)
Power frequency withstand voltage (kV ac/1min) 2
4.0 Terminal Blocks
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC) 60947-7-1
Type
clamping yoke (Yes/No)
plu-in spring clamp (Yes/No)
Colour beige
Dimensions (of one terminal)
Length (mm)
Width (mm)
Height (mm)
Material polyamide
type PA
UV stabilised

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applicable standards (IEEE) G53/26/23

flammability grade
applicable standards (UL) 94
class 5V or V0
Maximum continuous working temperature (0C) 120
Short-time temperature rise (IEC 60216) (0C) 200
Cable size to be terminated
Minimum (mm2) 0.5
Maximum (mm2) 10
Spare terminals (%) 10
Isolation links provided (Yes/No) Yes
Testing sockets provided (Yes/No) Yes
Arresters are provided
telephone cores (Yes/No) Yes
protection cores (Yes/No) No
Isolation transformers provided
protection cores (Yes/No)
control cores (Yes/No)
Short-circuit facilities provided for CT terminals Yes
(Yes/No)
Easily accessible from the floor level (Yes/No) Yes
Mounting rail
type TS 35 x 15mm
applicable standards (DIN EN) 46277
Min. clearances
between two rows of terminal blocks (mm) 150
between first row and the cable gland plate 250
(mm)
Material
applicable standards(IEC) IEC-60093
IEC-60167
IEC-60112
DIN VDE0303-2
dielectric strength (kV/cm) 8
surface resistance (Ώ x cm) 10^12
Nominal Voltage (V) 800
Nominal Currents (A) 16
Rated surge voltage (kVac) 8
Power frequency withstand voltage between
terminals
protection cubicle (kVac) 15
marshalling cubicle for 17 pair protection/
telephone cable
protection terminals (kVac) 15
telephone terminals(kVac) 15
surge arrester magazine base and 15
terminals (kVac) without arresters
5.0 Auxiliary Contactor

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Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent
Type
Number of poles (No.)
Lifetime operation under rated current switching (No.) 100,000
Coil
rated voltage (Vdc)
burden (VA)
Number of contacts 2NO+2NC
6.0 MCB
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards (IEC) 60947-2
Type molded case
Rated voltage (Vac) 230
Rated current carrying at max. 500C (A)
Rated short-circuit current, 1s (kA)
Rated breaking current (A)
Rated making current (A)
7.0 Indicator Lamps
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC) 60983, 61554
Type
Minimum diameter (mm) 16
Lamps are panel mounting type (Yes/No) Yes
Lamps are filament type (Yes/No) Yes
Lamps have translucent covers (Yes/No) Yes
Rated voltage (V) 110 +10%-15%
8.0 Push Buttons
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC) 60629, 61554
Type
Minimum diameter (mm) 16
Push button is push to actuate type (Yes/No) Yes
Contacts
Silver (Yes/No)
silver alloy (Yes/No)

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Rated voltage
AC (V) 230
DC (V) 220
Rated make, continuously, break current
AC, pf = 0.5 (A) 10
DC (A) 10
9.0 Selector Switch
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC) 61058, 61554
Type
Switch is panel mounted rotary type (Yes/No) Yes
Switch is with oval handle (Yes/No) Yes
Contacts are spring assisted (Yes/No) Yes
Voltmeter switch has 4 stayput positions (Yes/No) Yes
Contact ratings for continuos duty, pf = 0.5 (A) 10
Rated voltage (Vac) 230
10.0 Ant condensing Heater
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC)
Type
Control system
Thermostat (Yes/No) Yes
Setting (0C) 20 to 80
Humidistat (Yes/No) Yes
setting
MCB for ant condensing heater
manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
applicable standards or equivalent (IEC)
type moulded case
No. of poles 1
Rated voltage (Vac) 230
Rated current (A)
Power (W) 70
MCB for ant condensing heater
rated current (A)
11.0 Lighting (if applicable)
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing

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catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (IEC)
Type florescent
electronic/HF switched type (Yes/No) Yes
Door switch provided (Yes/No) Yes
MCB for lighting (Yes/No) Yes
Rated voltage (Vac/dc) 110
Rated power (W) 40
MCB for lighting (Yes/No) Yes
rated current (A) 6
12.0 Socket (if applicable)
Manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
Applicable standards or equivalent (BS) 1363
Type cubicle mounted
RCCB for socket (Yes/No) Yes
manufacturer
name
country of manufacturing
catalogue number
applicable standards or equivalent (BS)
type molded case
No. of poles 1
Rated voltage (Vac) 110
Rated current (A) 16
13.0 Cubicle Vermin Proof (Yes/No) Yes
14.0 Earthing Arrangement
Earth bar of each compartment
material copper
minimum cross-section (mm2)
dimension
width (mm) 5
height (mm) 40
Interconnection between compartments, etc.
material stranded copper
minimum cross-section (mm2) 70
Door earthing
material highly flexible
stranded copper
cross-section (mm2) 16
colour green yellow
Number of connections for external earthing (No.) 1
Gland earthing
material stranded copper
conductor
minimum cross-section (mm2) 120

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15.0 Lifting Devices Details (if applicable)

Free-standing cubicle
number 4
16.0 Provision of Safety Equipment
Shock treatment chart (Yes/No) Yes
17.0 Pocket on Door for Drawings (Yes/No) Yes
Material galvanised steel
18.0 Door Fixing Devices Provided (to keep door in Yes
open position in case of maintenance) (Yes/No)
19.0 Door Locks and Keys (Yes/No) Yes
Manufacturer
name YALE or
equivalent
country of manufacturing
Keys numbers for any lock or padlock (No.) 6
20.0 Stainless steel used for handles, hinges, signs,
bolts, nuts, etc.
Grade 1.4301 (V2A)
21.0 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

Technical literature enclosed (Yes/No) Yes

Standard conditions of installation enclosed (Yes/No) Yes
Relevant drawings enclosed (Yes/No) Yes

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