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SUPPLIER COMMENTS RESPONSE SHEET

PO NO : JI2045-o-PFT001

Document Title : UPS SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION Supplier Transmittal No. : NEC-CHP-GEN-TN-001 Date : 17th May 2020

PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0014 Date : 14th July 2020

PIUL Position
Sl. No. Document No. Rev PIUL COMMENT SUPPLIER RESPONSE
( Open or Closed )
1 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A CODE 2 – Accepted with comments. Noted.

2 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Check Formatting (Typical comment) Noted and Incorporated.

3 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Delete (S) Noted and deleted.

4 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Industrials Noted and updated.

5 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A 970 Noted and updated.

Clarify the applicability of this section to the UPS system and update the Comment not incorporated. Vendor to clarify the applicability of section
6 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 4.4. w.r.t proposed UPS and batteries and update the section accordingly.
paragraph accordingly
7 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Font mismatch Noted and Incorporated.
Sec 6.14.2 does not exist in the document. Further, no
Typical comment: shall be lead acid type in accordance with BS EN Noted and considered as designed according with IEC 61056-1/2:2012 , and it flame
8 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A battery specifications are provided. Same shall be included
6290 Part 4 & and BS EN60896-22 retardant please refer to section 6.14.2. in the next revision.
Performance Standard shall be EN 62040-3 and
9 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2. Closed
Noise performance 55 dBA measured at 1 meter
6.14
10 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Indicate the location(s) for each Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.13 .
Be specific to this project and list down the sub-systems supported by Closed
11 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.5
the proposed UPS.
Closed
12 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Include Battery recharge time Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2.
shall be online double conversion type providing isolation, regulation,
13 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2.
filtering and frequency control
14 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A UPS shall be redundant Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2.
add concept of rectifier, inverters, battery functions.. safety functions, Partial complied. Add details
15 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A mains operation, battery operation, by-pass operation diplays, visual and Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.1 & 6.14. about visual and acoustic signals
acoustic signals,
Closed
16 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Delete “ Parallel” , “ or N+1 configurations “ Noted and deleted.
redundant UPS out feeders shall be provided to the telecom cabinets in Add SLD or provide reference to
17 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2.
each location. Provide single line diagram for each location / UPS. the SLD

Be specific to the project. As per project requirements, minimum 1 hour Closed

18 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 5.2.
battery autonomy shall be provided
Closed
19 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Indicate the location(s) for each Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.13 .

20 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A type. Noted and Incorporated.

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Document Title : UPS SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION Supplier Transmittal No. : NEC-CHP-GEN-TN-001 Date : 17th May 2020

PIUL Review Transmittal No. : TR-PIUL-0-PFT001-0014 Date : 14th July 2020

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21 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Confirm the option for interface with TMS Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.7. Closed
what is the basis for selection of different model for different capacity. As
per product catalogue/datasheet, Megaline UPS supports Single phase,
22 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A All UPS type are updated according to required capacities, please refer to section 6.14.
1.25kVA to 10KVA, whereas TRIMOD is applicable for 3 phase 10KVA
UPS. VENDOR to clarify and revise the models if required.
23 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Confirm the exact model number based on the capacity selected All UPS model are updated according to required capacities, please refer to section 6.14.
Indicate the exact configuration made as part of the project
24 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A requirements. Single phase 230VAC input shall be considered. Revise Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.
the paragraph accordingly
25 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A repeated figures. delete Noted and considered.
UPS Cabinets shall require only front access & no rear access required 6.15.4
26 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.14.4.
for maintenance & Operation.
Change Over mechanism required for single feeder telecom equipment Not complied. Vendor
27 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.10.
shall be provided by vendor inside UPS Cabinet to provide add details
Explain UPS structure - Cabinet configuration, Modularity, expandability, Closed
28 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Redundancy, battery configurations, rectifier configurations for each Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.14.
UPS type.
Each UPS module shall be able to take over the complete load in case
29 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.10.
of failure to redundant module.
30 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Add details related to "load sharing" feature of the UPS Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.10.
Battery type replaced with new one as option of hotswap is available only in modular types
of UPS which was replaced by A+B complete UPS redundant model. In case of fault units
31 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Vendor to consider Hot Swappable batteries for redundant UPS.
there is bypass unit Model MTBS 45A from Legrand is for transferring the load to NON-UPS
supply for carrying maintenance in the UPS.
32 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A The Noted and updated.

33 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Rephrase this sentence without using the word "you". Restructuring done for different FDS sections.
Comment provided in above section is applicable to this section as well.
34 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Restructuring done for different FDS sections.
All appropriate sections shall be added.
Revise the paragraph as per project requirements. Redundant UPS &
35 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Restructuring done for different sections , please refer to section 6.14.
Redundant Batteries shall be provided
Provide battery sizing and charger calculations. Indicate battery / cell
configurations for all UPS.
36 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated ,please refer to section 6.
Provide details about rectifier, inverter, battery charger, battery modules,
PDU, MCB, Cables.
General comment: Many of the referenced section in CRS
by VENDOR is incorrect. Rectify.
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Document Title : UPS SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION Supplier Transmittal No. : NEC-CHP-GEN-TN-001 Date : 17th May 2020

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Ethernet interface details, SNMP details, alarm / monitoring functions,
Closed
control panel etc.. shall be added
Service outlet and lights shall be connected to Non-UPS load. Same
37 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.5.
shall not be listed herein. Typical comment for all locations
Indicated equipment list is not complete. Shall include ACS controllers,
38 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A BLAN Switch, SLAN Switch, METEO System, Cameras, Entertainment Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.5.
system components, TMS RTU. UPS shall be sized accordingly.
Add: BLAN Switch, SLAN Switch, Telephone gateway, Camera and
39 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.5.
respective components, TMS RTU..UPS shall be sized accordingly.
40 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A MACP Noted and updated.
Add: SLAN Switches, workstation, Access controller, TMS RTU,
41 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Entertainment system components, Telephone gateways as applicable Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.5.
in each cabinet and size the UPS accordingly.
Indicate input, output voltage levels (AC to AC, DC to AC), efficiency,
variations, frequency, overload capability, IP rating, Cabinet color (shall
be RAL code shall be as per project specifications), battery Restructuring done for FDS , please refer to UPS system datasheets Doc.no. A-TEL-DAT-
42 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A
specifications, no.of cells / battery modules, unit capacity, charger type, 970-46512
charging cycle, charging current, cabinet specifications, Ethernet
interface card details, SNMP functions - typical for all UPS
43 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Vendor to consider single cabinet for redundant UPS systems Noted and Incorporated , please refer to section 6.14.4.
Verify applicability to UPS and batteries and revise the section as
44 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Restructuring done for FDS, please refer to section 6.14
required.
45 A-TEL-SPE-970-46510_A Add section related to design life, maintenance requirements.. Noted and added ,please refer to section 4.8 and section 6.14.3. Not complied. Add
details in the next
revision.

SUPPLIER SIGN OFF

Prepared By: ________________________
PIUL SIGN OFF COMPANY SIGN OFF
Date :
Signature: ___________________________

Date : Date :
Approved By: _________________________ Approved by : _________________________________ Approved by : _________________
Date :
Signature: _____________________________ Signature: ____________________________________ Signature: ____________________
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Supplier Name: 3W NETWORKS

Purchase Order Number: PE – JI2045 – 0 – PFT001
Purchase Order Title: TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Equipment/Tag Number: N/A
SDRL Code: C07
Supplier’s Document number: NEC-CHP-PSS-FD-001

Document Title: UPS SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION

Document No: A-TEL-SPE-970-46510

SUPPLIER DOCUMENT REVIEW

Purchaser’s review of this document does not relieve Seller of the responsibility for correctness under the purchase
order or contract. Permission to proceed does not constitute acceptance of design, detail and calculations, test methods
or materials developed or selected by the Seller and does not relieve the Seller from full compliance with the purchase
order, contract or any other obligations, nor detract from any of the Purchaser’s rights.

Reviewer Signature Date

PRUDHVI KANTH CHITTA Digitally signed by PRUDHVI KANTH CHITTA
Date: 2020.09.10 16:59:44 +04'00'

CODE 1 Accepted without comments.

CODE 2 Accepted with comments.

CODE 3 Not Accepted. Revise and resubmit.

CODE 4 For Information Only.

CODE 5 Void-Cancelled / Superseded.

Issue Record

B Issued for Review & Comments 12 Aug 2020 AH BK AS

A Issued for Review & Comments 07 Jul 2020 AH BK AS

Rev Purpose Date Prepared Checked Approved

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Revision History

Revision Changes

A Issued for Review & Comments.

B Issued for Review & Comments.

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Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 8
1.1 PURPOSE 9
2 REFERENCES 9
2.1 GENERAL 9
2.2 PROJECT DOCUMENTS 9
2.3 VENDOR DOCUMENTS 10
2.4 INDUSTRY STANDARDS 11
3 DEFINITIONS 11
4 GENERAL 11
4.1 SELLER’S GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES 11
4.2 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE 12
4.3 HEALTH, SAFETY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS 12
4.4 HAZARDOUS AREA CONSIDERATIONS 12
4.5 FIRE PROTECTION 13
4.6 INGRESS PROTECTION 13
4.7 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS 13
4.8 DESIGN LIFE 13
4.9 POWER SUPPLY 13
4.10 SPARE CAPACITY AND EXPANDABILITY 13
4.11 GROUNDING 13
4.12 LIGHTNING AND SURGE PROTECTION 13
4.13 LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTS 14
5 UPS SYSTEM GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 14
5.1 GENERAL 14
5.2 UPS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 14
6 UPS SYSTEM DESIGN 15
6.1 UPS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE 15
6.2 UPS 3KVA 15
6.2.1 UPS SIZING CALCULATION FOR 3KVA 15
6.2.2 BATTERY SIZING CALCULATION FOR 3KVA 15
6.2.3 OUTPUT POWER DISTRIBUTION FOR 3KVA UPS 16
6.3 5KVA UPS 16
6.3.1 UPS SIZING CALCULATION FOR 5KVA 16
6.3.2 BATTERY SIZING CALCULATION FOR 5KVA 16
6.3.3 OUTPUT POWER DISTRIBUTION FOR 5KVA UPS 17
6.4 6KVA UPS 17

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6.4.1 UPS SIZING CALCULATION FOR 6KVA 17

6.4.2 BATTERY SIZING CALCULATION FOR 6KVA 17
6.4.3 OUTPUT POWER DISTRIBUTION FOR 6KVA UPS 18
6.5 UPS LOAD DISTRIBUTION 18
6.6 GASSING RATE 19
6.7 REMOTE MANAGEMENT 20
6.8 ALARMS INTERFACE WITH TMS 20
6.9 ALARMS INTERFACE WITH PCS 20
6.10 INTERFACE TO NTP 20
6.11 FAILURE CONSIDERATIONS AND REDUNDANCY 21
6.12 AVAILABILITY CALCULATION 21
6.13 SPARE CAPACITY PROVISIONING 22
6.13.1 SPARE CAPACITY PROVISIONING FOR 3KVA UPS 22
6.13.2 SPARE CAPACITY PROVISIONING FOR 5KVA UPS 22
6.13.3 SPARE CAPACITY PROVISIONING FOR 6KVA UPS 22
6.14 EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS 23
6.15 BUILDING BLOCKS OF UPS 23
6.15.1 UPS 23
6.15.2 BATTERY BANK 23
6.15.3 BYPASS UNIT 24
6.15.4 CABINET 24
7 INSPECTION AND TESTING 24
7.1 INSPECTIONS 24
7.2 FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST (FAT) 25
7.3 SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST (SAT) 25
8 PACKING MARKING AND TRANSPORTATION 25
9 SPARE PARTS & SPECIAL TOOLS 25
10 LICENSES AND IMPORTATION DOCUMENTATION 25

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Abbreviations
AACP Alternate Access Control Point
AC Alternating Current
ANSI American National Standards Institute
Autorité de Régulation de la Poste et des
ARPCE
Communications Electroniques
ATEX Atmospheres Explosible
Bdv Base De Vie
BI Base Industrielle
BOM Bill of Material
CAC Call admission control
CAT Category
CCB Central Control Building
CCR Central Control Room
CDP Cisco Discovery Protocol
CLIP/CNIP Calling Line / Name Identification Presentation
COLP/CONP Connected Line / Name Identification Presentation
COS Class Of Service
CPF Central Processing Facility
DTMF Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
FAT Factory Acceptance Test
FIT Failure in Time
FO Fibre Optic
FOC Fibre Optic Cable
FOPP Fibre Optic Patch Panel
GHz Giga Hertz
HP Hewlett - Packard
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
IDF Intermediate Distribution Frame
IEC International Electro Technical Commission

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IEEE Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers

IP Internet Protocol
IP Ingress Protection
IPBX Internet Protocol Branch Exchange
IS Intrinsically Safe
ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
ITU International Telecommunication Union
JB Junction Box
KHz Kilo Hertz
LAN Local Area Network
LC Lucent Connector
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
MACP Main Access Control Point
MDF Main Distribution Frame
MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol
MHz Mega Hertz
MTBF Mean Time Between Failure
MTTR Mean Time To Repair
NMS Network Management System
PABX Private Automatic Branch Exchange
PACP Pedestrian Access Control Point
PAGA Public Address General Alarm
PC Personal Computer
POE Power Over Ethernet
POTS Plain Old Telephone System
PRI Primary Rate Interface (2Mb/s)
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
QOS Quality of Service
SAT Site Acceptance Test

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SC Subscriber Connector
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SFP Small Form Factor Pluggable
SIP Session Initiation Protocol
SLT Single Line Telephone
SM Singlemode
TCA Threshold Crossing Alarm
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
TEL Telephone
TER Telecoms Equipment Room
TFT Tin Fouyé Tabankort
TSI Telecom System Integrator
UHF Ultra-High Frequency
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair
VLAN Virtual Local Area Network
VoIP Voice Over Internet Protocol
VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal
WAN Wide Area Network
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network

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1 INTRODUCTION
Groupement ISARÈNE (the “COMPANY”) will develop the Ain Tsila gas field which is located in
the Illizi basin in the eastern part of the Sahara Desert in south-east Algeria, south of the Grand
Erg Oriental.
Figure 1 below shows the location of the Périmètre Isarène and Ain Tsila:

The field was discovered within the Périmètre Isarène (Blocks 228, 229a) in 2007 and has been
appraised to hold approximately 65 billion cubic metres (2.29 trillion cubic feet) of recoverable
hydrocarbon reserves. The field lies in the Sahara Desert, approximately 1,100km south-east of
Algiers, 175km west of In Amenas, 175km north- west of Illizi and 450km to the south-east of
Hassi Messaoud. Central Processing Facility (CPF) is designed to produce 10.3 MMSCMD sales
gas.
A gathering system, comprising wellsites, wellsite systems, flowlines, manifold stations, and trunk
pipelines to gather the produced fluids and transport them to the reception facilities at the CPF.
Raw gas will be treated in the CPF. Processing facilities comprising pipeline reception facilities,
slugcatcher(s), feed gas compression, mercury removal, gas dehydration, gas conditioning
(natural gas liquids extraction), export compression, condensate stripper, LPG fractionation
facilities, condensate and LPG export facilities and associated utilities, storage and buildings (all
located at the CPF). Fiscal metering for sales gas, LPG, and condensate, located at the CPF
battery limit.
Sales quality gas will be delivered to SONATRACH TRC’s (TRC) sales gas pipeline system at a
tie-in point on a manifold next to the TFT compressor station. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will
be delivered to TRC’s LPG pipeline system at a tie-in point located at a block valve station west
of the TFT compressor station. Stabilized condensate will be delivered to TRC’s condensate
pipeline system at a tie-in point located at Méderba, approximately 165km north of Ain Tsila.

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1.1 Purpose
This document to explain the functional design of Uninterrupted Power Supply System.

2 REFERENCES

2.1 General
The following documents are referenced herein and form part of the technical
requirements. In Addition, reference is made to list of Codes and Standards with
Document no. A-ENG-LST-000-00001.

2.2 Project Documents

A-TEL-PHL-970-30001-0 Telecom Philosophy
write the document /
dwg title in full
A-TEL-SPE-970-30000-0 Specification for Telecommunication Design
A-TEL-SPE-970-30008-0 Telephone & Hotline System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30003-0 Local Area Network System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30014-0 Transmission Network (Fiber Optic) System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30005-0 PAGA System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30001-0 Access Control System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30004_0 Meteorological System
A-TEL-SPE-970-30013-0 HF Radio, VHF Aero and GPS Systems
fix formatting errors
A10. A-TEL-SPE-970-30009-0 UHF TETRA RADIO System
A11. A-TEL-SPE-970-30007-0 VSAT Communication System
A12. A-TEL-SPE-970-30011-0 Entertainment System
A13. A-TEL-SPE-970-30012_0 Telecommunication Cables
A14. A-TEL-PRO-000-00001_1 Telecommunication Installation Procedure
B1. A-TEL-BDM-970-30000_0 Overall System Block Diagram
B2. A-TEL-BDM-970-30007_0 Telephone and Hotline system
B3. A-TEL-BDM-970-30003_0 LAN System
B4. A-TEL-BDM-970-30004_0 Meteorological system
B5. A-TEL-BDM-970-30008_0 Tetra System
B6. A-TEL-BDM-970-30006_0 VSAT system
B7. A-TEL-BDM-970-30012 _0 Fiber Optic Cable
B8. A-TEL-BDM-970-30005-0 PAGA System
B9. A-TEL-DWG-000-00001_1 Cabinet Typical Layout
B10. A-TEL-DWG-000-00003_1 Patch Panel Typicals

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B11. A-TEL-DWG-000-00004_1 Wiring Typicals

B12. A-TEL-BDM-970-30010-0 Entertainment System
JI-2045-IRF-TEL-002 INSPECTION REQUIREMENT FORM FOR
TELECOM SYSTEMS

2.3 Vendor Documents

A-IMT-LST-970-46501 SUPPLIER'S DRAWING & DATA CONTROL LIST
FABRICATION / PRODUCTION / SUB ORDER
A-PLN-PLN-970-46501
SCHEDULE
A-PLN-RPT-970-46501 MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN FOR TELEPHONE &
A-QAC-PLN-970-46501
HOTLINE SYSTEM
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN FOR TELECOM
A-QAC-PLN-970-46512
MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
A-QAC-PLN-970-46513 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN FOR UPS SYSTEM
A-PRQ-LST-970-46501 SUB-SUPPLIERS LIST
TELECOM MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE
A-TEL-DIA-970-46509
SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
A-TEL-DIA-970-46510 UPS SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR
A-TEL-DIA-970-46511
TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE
A-TEL-SPE-970-46509
SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPECIFICATION
UPS SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL DESIGN
A-TEL-SPE-970-46510
SPECIFICATION
A-TEL-DAT-970-46512 UPS SYSTEM DATASHEETS
VSAT COMMUNICATION SYSTEM BILL OF
A-TEL-LST-970-46506
MATERIALS
A-TEL-LST-970-46513 UPS SYSTEM BILL OF MATERIALS
A-TEL-LAY-970-46507 UPS SYSTEM GENERAL CABINET LAYOUT
A-TEL-DIA-970-46517 UPS SYSTEM CABINET WIRING DIAGRAM
TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE
A-TEL-DIA-970-46529 SYSTEM INTERCONNECTION AND TERMINATION
DIAGRAM
UPS SYSTEM INTERCONNECTION AND
A-TEL-DIA-970-46530
TERMINATION DIAGRAM
TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE
A-QAC-PRO-970-46513 SYSTEM FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST
PROCEDURE

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UPS SYSTEM FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST

A-QAC-PRO-970-46514
PROCEDURE
TELECOM MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE
A-QAC-PRO-970-46526
SYSTEM SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST PROCEDURE
UPS SYSTEM SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST
A-QAC-PRO-970-46527
PROCEDURE
PACKING, MARKING, PRESERVATION, STORAGE ,
A-LGT-PRO-970-46501
HANDLING & SHIPPING PROCEDURE
UPS SYSTEM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
A-OPS-MAN-970-46513
MANUAL
A-MAI-LST-970-46501 SPARE PARTS INTERCHANGEABILITY RECORD
A-OPS-MAN-970-46515 SPECIAL TOOLS LIST
A-MAI-LST-970-46502 LIST OF START - UP & COMMISSIONING SPARE
IP ADDRESS SCHEME & SCHEDULE - TELECOM
A-TEL-LST-970-46514
SYSTEMS
PRE-COMMISSIONING AND COMMISSIONING
A-OPS-MAN-970-46529
PROCEDURE FOR UPS SYSTEM

2.4 Industry Standards

IEC 60079 Explosive Atmosphere
The Telecommunication System shall be designed, manufactured, tested, and delivered
in accordance with relevant sections of the latest editions of International Codes and
Standards with Document no. A-ENG-LST-000-00001.

3 DEFINITIONS
The terms and definitions as used within this document are listed below.
means Groupement ISARENE (the operator of the Ain
“COMPANY”
Tsila Development)
“CONTRACTOR” Petrofac International LLC
“Seller” / “Supplier” 3W Networks FZCO
means the physical items delivered under the terms of
“Goods”
the purchase order or contract
Indicates that the specified action is mandatory (i.e.
“Shall” or “must”
must be done by specified action party)
Indicates that specified action is recommended but not
“Should”
mandatory.

4 GENERAL

4.1 Seller’s general responsibilities

The Seller shall be fully responsible for all aspects of the design, manufacture,
inspection, and supply of all equipment within its scope of supply. This shall include, but
not be limited to:
• Ensuring that the equipment meets all requirements of this specification

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• Co – Ordination and Control of its Sub – Suppliers

• The provision of adequate support to the CONTRACTOR and COMPANY during
FAT, Commissioning and Start – Up
Compliance with the provision of this specification does not relieve the Seller of its
responsibility to furnish equipment of a proper design suited to meet the specified
service conditions and local codes governing health and safety.

4.2 Order of precedence

Where Algerian regulations, codes and standards exist, their recommendations shall
always take precedence. Such regulations shall therefore be deemed to supplement
and/or amend the provisions of this specification.
In the event of conflict between the requirements of this specification and other
referenced documents, the Seller shall request written clarification from the Purchaser.
The order of precedence will normally be:
• Algerian Legislation and Regulatory Authorities Regulations
• Project Philosophies
• Equipment Datasheets
• Primary Equipment Specification
• Other Project Specifications
• International Code & Standards
Any deviations from these documents shall be agreed with the Purchaser prior to
implementation. However, adherence to them does not relieve the Seller of its obligation
to apply good industry practices in the delivery of goods and services to the
Development

4.3 Health, safety, and environmental regulations

repeated comment. Clarify the applicability of this
The supplied equipment generally meets all applicable regulations on health, safety, and
section to the proposed UPS and batteries.
environment.

4.4 Hazardous area considerations

All electrical and electronic equipment located in hazardous areas, are certified to ATEX
standards by an approved body or other internationally recognized certifying authority
whichever is most stringent.
All electrical and electronic equipment installed in outdoor hazardous area within the
fenced area of the CPF or any other outdoor hazardous area are certified for use in
applicable Zone 1 or 2, Gas Group IIB, Class T3 hazardous area in accordance with
area classification layout. The equipment are certified Exd or “flame proof”. Junction
boxes with wire terminations are “Increased safety” category.

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For equipment installed in battery rooms applicable hazardous area classification is

Zone 1 Gas Group IIC, Class T3.
All equipment supplied comply with the requirements of the ATEX directives.

4.5 Fire Protection

materials are used to contain and self-extinguish fire. Low Smoke Zero Halogen
type cables are used to reduce smoke and avoid emission of hydrogen chloride during
fire.
revise the section to be
4.6 Ingress Protection specific to UPS,
batteries
All equipment, enclosures and relevant
and Junction boxes installed outdoor are certified for IP 65 as
minimum. enclosures

All enclosures and Junction boxes installed indoor inside the buildings meet IP42 rating
as minimum.

4.7 Environmental Considerations

All equipment for outdoor use is certified for an operational temperature of 55DegC as
minimum.

4.8 Design life

Design life of the proposed system is 25 years.

4.9 Power Supply

The system is designed with dual redundant 230 V AC±1%, 50 Hz±1% power feed from
Non-UPS Input.

4.10 Spare Capacity and Expandability

The system is required to have 25% of current utilisation as unequipped expandability
without any major modification in the central system.

4.11 Grounding
Each of the cabinet is provided with two isolated earth rails as follows.
- Safety Earth Rail is terminated to the building protective earth bar.
verify the applicability
- Clean Earth Rail is terminated to dedicated Telecom Earth. to UPS cabinet
Cabinet and Equipment body shall be connected to the safety earth rail.

4.12 Lightning and Surge Protection

Outdoor cables are not envisaged in this subsystem.
The UPS is designed to work with an input voltage tolerance of +/- 10% and frequency
tolerance of +/- 5%.

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4.13 Language for Documents

All documents, drawings and correspondence will be provided in the English language.
Design documents, drawings and correspondence will be provided in the English
language. The system documentation, including the installation, operating and
maintenance manuals, will be provided in English & French.

5 UPS System General Requirements

5.1 General
The project requires standalone fully redundant UPS for providing uninterrupted power
for critical telecom systems at different locations during power failure.
This section provides an overview of the UPS functional and technical requirements as
per the project requirements.

5.2 UPS System Requirements

UPS is required in various capacities viz. 3KVA, 5KVA and 6KVA.
UPS shall be online and double conversion type.
UPS shall be A+B configuration with independent power output distributions. Switching
between A and B UPS is manged at the load equipment side by use of dual power
supplies in the load equipment or by use of Automatic transfer relays / switches at the
input of the load equipment.
Each of the A and B UPS systems shall have a dedicated battery bank to provide 60
minutes of continuous autonomy.
UPS shall recharge 20% SOC battery to 100% SOC within 8 hours.
The UPS shall have inbuilt display panel to monitor various voltages / currents, battery
state of charge, available battery autonomy, status messages.
shall be max.
The UPS shall be provided with an expandability of 25% of the current utilisation.
The UPS performance standard shall be EN 62040-3 and noise Performance 55 dBA
measured at 1 meter. add list of international standards

The UPS shall provide an Ethernet Interface for remote management. The system shall
also have a built in SNMP agent sending traps to SNMP Manager. The SNMP agent
shall also support polling of status of various parameters using MIB or OID reference.
UPS batteries shall be flame retardant type.
TNMS

add: Lead Acid maintenance free sealed, non-gaseous, non-spillable, 5year life

add highlighted texts to abbreviation list

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6 UPS SYSTEM DESIGN

6.1 UPS System Architecture

UPS system is design based on double conversion technology with rectifiers and
inverters and several battery banks to support the required autonomy. The rectifiers are
sized to charge fully drained battery bank to full charge capacity within 8 hours.

interface to PCS shall be through

6.2 UPS 3KVA TNMS

6.2.1 UPS Sizing Calculation for 3KVA

UPS must be sized to provide peak power to load and prefixed constant charging current
to battery bank simultaneously.
• Load = 3000 VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) = 2903.23W
• Constant Power required for charging battery within 8 hours = 2700W / 8hr =
337.5W
• Total power required from UPS = 3240.73W
• Designed UPS Output Power = 6000VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) =
5022W
Designed UPS Output Power > Required UPS output power

6.2.2 Battery Sizing Calculation for 3KVA

Required Battery AH Capacity Calculation
• AH Capacity without derating = 2903.23W / 230V x 1 hour = 12.623AH @ C1
• De-rated AH Capacity for extended battery life = 12.62AH x 1.25 = 15.78AH @
C1
• Required Battery AH Capacity = 15.78AH @ C1

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Designed Battery AH Capacity Calculation

• Manufacturer recommended FV = 1.70V (Low voltage battery disconnect
setting).
• Constant current provided by battery at FV and at C1 = 5.13Amps @C1
• Total AH Capacity = Number of banks x Current at FV @ C1 x hours
• Total AH Capacity = 4 x 5.13Amps x 1hour = 20.52 AH
Designed Battery AH capacity > Required Battery AH Capacity

6.2.3 Output Power Distribution for 3KVA UPS

Output power distribution for 3KVA UPS is as follows.
Sl. No Breaker Capacity Qty
typical comment -
1 6A 2 provide SLD reference
2 10A 1 for each UPS cabinet

6.3 5KVA UPS

6.3.1 UPS Sizing Calculation for 5KVA

UPS must be sized to provide peak power to load and prefixed constant charging current
to battery bank simultaneously.
• Load = 5000 VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) = 4185W
• Constant Power required for charging battery within 8 hours = 4185W / 8hr =
523.125W
• Total power required from UPS = 4708.125W
• Designed UPS Output Power = 10000VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) =
8370W
Designed UPS Output Power > Required UPS output power

6.3.2 Battery Sizing Calculation for 5KVA

Required Battery AH Capacity Calculation
• AH Capacity without derating = 4185W / 230V x 1 hour = 18.2AH @ C1
• De-rated AH Capacity for extended battery life = 18.2AH x 1.25 = 22.75AH @
C1
• Required Battery AH Capacity = 22.75AH @ C1
Designed Battery AH Capacity Calculation
• Manufacturer recommended FV = 1.70V (Low voltage battery disconnect
setting).
• Constant current provided by battery at FV and at C1 = 5.8Amps @C1

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• Designed AH Capacity = Number of banks x Current at FV @ C1 x hours

• Designed AH Capacity = 4 x 5.8Amps x 1hour = 23.2 AH @ C1
Designed Battery AH capacity > Required Battery AH Capacity

6.3.3 Output Power Distribution for 5KVA UPS

Output power distribution for 5KVA UPS is as follows.
Sl. No Breaker Capacity Qty
1 6A 3
2 10A 1

6.4 6KVA UPS

Add 1KVA redundant UPS at
WASTA
6.4.1 UPS Sizing Calculation for 6KVA
UPS must be sized to provide peak power to load and prefixed constant charging current
to battery bank simultaneously.
• Load = 6000 VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) = 5022W
• Constant Power required for charging battery within 8 hours = 5022W / 8hr =
627.5W
• Total power required from UPS = 5649.75W
• Designed UPS Output Power = 10000VA x 0.9 PF x 0.93 (Inverter Efficiency) =
8370W
Designed UPS Output Power > Required UPS output power

6.4.2 Battery Sizing Calculation for 6KVA

Required Battery AH Capacity Calculation
• AH Capacity without derating = 5022W / 230V x 1 hour = 21.83AH @ C1
• De-rated AH Capacity for extended battery life = 21.83AH x 1.25 = 27.28AH @
C1
• Required Battery AH Capacity = 27.28AH @ C1
Designed Battery AH Capacity Calculation
• Manufacturer recommended FV = 1.70V (Low voltage battery disconnect
setting).
• Constant current provided by battery at FV and at C1 = 5.8Amps @C1
• Total AH Capacity = Number of banks x Current at FV @ C1 x hours
• Total AH Capacity = 5 x 5.8Amps x 1hour = 29.0 AH @ C1
Designed battery AH capacity > Required Battery AH Capacity

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Also Include following at AACP:

a. Inside Cabinet:
6.4.3 Output Power Distribution for 6KVA UPS
ACS Controller: 100 W
Output power distribution for 6KVA UPS is as follows. b. Outside Cabinet:
UHF Fixed radio; 100W
Sl. No Breaker Capacity Qty Passenger Scanner: 15 W
X-ray Baggage Machine: 600W
1 6A 3
VSS Workstation : 200W
2 10A 2 VSS Monitor 1 : 30W
VSS Monitor 2 : 30W
Indoor Turnstile 1:60W
6.5 UPS Load Distribution
Indoor Turnstile 2: 60W
PeakIndoor
Power Turnstile 3: 60W
Location/
Equipment System Rating Remarks
UPS
(Watts)
LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Equipment Inside Cabinet
24 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600
IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64 2 nos
AACP /
Analog Gateway - Telephone System Tel & Hot 130
3 KVA
PAGA AMPLIFIER PAGA 192
Indoor cameras powered S-LAN ACCESS SWITCH LAN/SCS 600 By others
by POE
Cameras VSS - By others
Total Power (Watts) Load 1524.64
Also Include following at Sec POSTE GE GARDE - LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Camp
a. Inside Cabinet:
Equipment Inside Cabinet
8 Port ELAN Switch: 150 W IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64
ACS Controller: 100W
b. Outside Cabinet:
8 Port Edge Switch ENS 148.5
VSS Workstation : 200W S-LAN ACCESS SWITCH LAN/SCS 600
VSS Monitor 1 : 30W
VSS Monitor 2 : 30W
Total Power (Watts) 751.14
Outdoor Turnstile 1: 200W OFFICE BUILDING - LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Outdoor Turnstile 2: 200W
Equipment Inside Cabinet
8 Port
24 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600 150
talled in Canteen &
creation Building IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64
BI Security
IP TELEPHONE GATEWAY Tel & Hot 130
Camp /
5 KVA Total Power (Watts)Officers Accommodation Building732.64
CANTEEN & RECREATION - LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Include following: Equipment Inside Cabinet
a. Inside Cabinet: 24 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600
8 Port ELAN Switch: 150 W
ENT Sound System: 300 W 8 Port Edge Switch LANTMS 148.5
b. Outside Cabinet: IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64
27" TV Monitor 1 with STB : 50W
Total Power (Watts) 751.14
CANTEEN & RECREATION - LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Equipment Inside Cabinet
24 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600
8 Port Edge Switch LAN TMS 148.5

Include following:
a. Inside Cabinet:
8 Port ELAN Switch: 150 W
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Cabinet:
50" TV Monitor 1 with STB : 75W
50" TV Monitor 2 with STB : 75W
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Also Include following at Ai

IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64
a. Inside Cabinet:
Total Power (Watts) 751.14 Analog gateway: 130W
Total Power (Watts) Load 2986.06 VHF RACIF Module: ??
b. Outside Cabinet:
LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET Outdoor Turnstile 1:200W
Equipment Inside Cabinet UHF Fixed radio; 100W
VHF Fixed radio; 100W
24 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600 50" TV Monitor 1 with STB
IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64 50" TV Monitor 2 with STB
VSS Workstation : 200W
Meteorological System Server WMS 550 VSS Monitor 1 : 55W
KVM Console WMS 36 VSS Monitor 2 : 55W
X-ray Baggage Machine 1:
Automatic Weather Station WMS 500 X-ray Baggage Machine 2:
Airport Passenger Scanner 1: 15 W
Meterological Workstation WMS 240
Building / Passenger Scanner 2: 15 W
Meteorological Monitor WMS 23 Indoor Turnstile 1: 60W
5 KVA
E - LAN 8 Port Edge Switch TMS 148.5 Indoor Turnstile 2: 60W
6 KVA Indoor Turnstile 3: 60W
PAGA AMPLIFIER PAGA 192
Moxa RTU TMS 2.64
S-LAN ACCESS SWITCH LAN/SCS 600 By others
ACS Controller ACS 100W
- By others
Cameras (7 nos.) VSS 7 X -25 W By others
Total Power (Watts) Load 2894.78
B - LAN NETWORK - TELECOM CABINET
Cabinet Accessories
24 48 Port Edge Switch LAN/SCS 600 1000
IO-Logik Module TMS 2.64
MACP /
IP TELEPHONE GATEWAY Tel & Hot 130
6 KVA
PAGA AMPLIFIER PAGA 192
5 KVA
S-LAN ACCESS SWITCH LAN/SCS 600 By others
Cameras VSS - By others
Total Power (Watts) Load 1924.64
Indoor cameras powered
by POE fix formatting errors Also Include following at MACP:
a. Inside Cabinet:
6.6 Gassing Rate Analog gateway: 130W
3
ACS Controller: 100W
Hydrogen (H2) Gassing rate of a VRLA Cell is 0.0185cm /hr/AH/Cell b. Outside Cabinet:
UPS Load Distribution at WASTA:
UHF Fixed radio; 100W
for 1 KVA redundant UPS Hence H2 Gas Volume generated by 3KVA UPS-A battery under a single full charging
VSS Workstation : 200W
a. Inside Cabinet:
ACS Controller: 100W
cycle is VSS Monitor 1 : 55W
VSS Monitor 2 : 55W
8 Port B-LAN Switch: 150W
H2 Gas Volume = 0.0185 x 8 hrs x 9 AH x 3 Banks x 20 Cells per bank ACS Workstation : 200W
8 Port S-LAN Switch: 150W
ACS Monitor 1 : 55W
RTU: 3W H2 Gas Volume = 105.56 cm3. ACS Monitor 2 : 55W
ACS printer: 200W
UPS-A and UPS-B are of same capacity. Indoor Turnstile 1: 60W
Indoor Turnstile 2: 60W
Hence total H2 gas volume = 2 x 105.56 cubic centimetres = 213.12 cm3.
Indoor Turnstile 3: 60W
Indoor Turnstile 4: 60W
Air volume inside the cabinet = volume of cabinet – volume of equipment
Indoor Turnstile 5: 60W
Volume of cabinet = 80cm x 100cm x 220cm = 1,760,000 cm3. X-ray Baggage Machine 1: 600W
X-ray Baggage Machine 2: 600W
X-ray Baggage Machine 3: 600W
Passenger Scanner 1: 15 W
Passenger Scanner 2: 15 W
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Volume of Equipment = 45cm x 68cm x 133.5cm = 408,510 cm3.

Air Volume inside cabinet = 1,760,000 - 408,510 = 1351490 cm3.
% of Hydrogen inside the cabinet after single full charging cycle is
= H2 Gas inside cabinet after full charge / Air volume inside cabinet
= 213.12 cm3 / 1351490 cm3 * 100 = 0.0158%
It will take 126 full recharge cycles (means 252 hours of Non-UPS outage) to reach 2%
H2 concentration in the cabinet assuming the cabinet is not ventilated.
However, for this project UPS cabinet is ventilated by 2nos of fan units. The room in
which the battery is kept is also provided with HVAC for air exchange.
Hence risk of explosive atmosphere created due to H2 concentration is not envisaged
for all the UPS systems.

6.7 Remote Management

The UPS has a remote management software which can be installed in a PC. UPS can
be accessed via B-LAN. The remote management software provides the following
features.
• Display of all the operations and diagnostic data in case of problems (UPS
Communicator)
• Automatic shutdown of the local computer (UPS Communicator)
• Setup of special functions (UPS Setting tool)

6.8 Alarms Interface with TMS

UPS is design with an SNMP plug in module that provide alarms via an Ethernet
interface. TMS system is configured to monitor the SNMP traps from UPS and display
the status on the GUI.

6.9 Alarms Interface with PCS

Automation gateway device in TMS will poll the SNMP agent in the UPS for status of
specific alarms and convert the same into protocol for interfacing with PCS. PCS will
display the status of specific UPS alarms to production operators for immediate
attention. Alarms extended to PCS are as follows.
alarms from TNMS to PCS shall be
• Mains Power Fail categorized as "major", "Minor" and "Critical".
Further investigation shall be through TNMS.
• Low Voltage Battery Disconnect Revise the section accordingly.

• UPS Fail

6.10 Interface to NTP

A GPS based Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server is provided as a part of LAN
Subsystem for serving date & time with very high accuracy. All devices, servers and
applications in the project are tied to this time server for a common clock reference.

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UPS system is configured to synchronise with this server for Date and Time for event
logging of faults.

6.11 Failure Considerations and Redundancy

UPS is used to power critical communication loads and hence shall be of very high
availability.
Hence UPS is designed with A + B redundant configuration. Each of the A and B UPS
are provided with full load capacity and full autonomy battery banks.
A and B UPS are not paralleled or provided with an automatic transfer switch within the
UPS system itself.
A and B UPS have independent power input and independent power output distributions.
Two separate feeders one each from UPS A and UPS B are extended to the load.
Most of the loads have inbuilt redundant power supply cards that receive power from
UPS A and UPS B. Hence the switching between the UPS A and B is carried out inside
the load device.
Loads that do not have inbuilt redundant power supply cards are fed via an automatic
power transfer relay or switch located inside the cabinet in which load is installed. The
relay or switch receives feeders one each from UPS A and UPS B. The relay or switch
provides a switched single output to the load. Hence the switching between UPS A and
B is carried out by the relay / switch.

6.12 Availability Calculation

Manufacturer has provided MTBF Values for UPS and Battery Units.
Battery has the worst MTBF value and hence the same is used for availability calculation
below.
MTTR is assumed as 48hours within which diagnosis, replacement and restoration
happens. However, this will require availability of qualified personnel at site with spares
for replacement of defective units.
MTBF = 100000 hours
MTTR = 48hours
Availability with single UPS = MTBF / (MTBF+MTTR) = 100000 / (100000 + 48)
= 100000 / 100048 = 0.99952
Availability with dual UPS = Availability in Parallel
= 1 – (1-A)^2 = 1 – (1-0.99952)^2
= 0.999999769821

Availability with dual CPU in % = 0. 999999769821*100

= 99.9999769821%

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Hence the availability of the UPS system with A + B Configuration far exceeds 99.99%.
MTTR may be up to 42days for achieving 99.99% availability.
Availability calculations are a probability based on MTBF values provided by
Manufacturer and generated out of interpolated data obtained during short duration of
test or statistical information.

6.13 Spare Capacity Provisioning

6.13.1 Spare Capacity Provisioning for 3KVA UPS

• Current Load = 3240.73W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in % = 25%
• Required future total load including spare = 3240.73W / 0.75 = 4360.98W
• Designed Power Output of UPS = 5022W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in UPS is already provisioned in the design
capacity including battery charge current for the 25% future battery expansion
for the same recharge time.
• Additional battery modules can be added for obtaining requisite autonomy for
25% future load expansion.

6.13.2 Spare Capacity Provisioning for 5KVA UPS

• Current Load = 4708.125W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in % = 25%
• Required future total load including spare = 4708.125W / 0.75 = 6277.5W
• Designed Power Output of UPS = 8370W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in UPS is already provisioned in the design
capacity including battery charge current for the 25% future battery expansion
for the same recharge time.
• Additional battery modules can be added for obtaining requisite autonomy for
25% future load expansion.

6.13.3 Spare Capacity Provisioning for 6KVA UPS

• Current Load = 5649.75W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in % = 25%
• Required future total load including spare = 5649.75W / 0.75 = 7533W
• Designed Power Output of UPS = 8370W
• Required unequipped spare capacity in UPS is already provisioned in the design
capacity including battery charge current for the 25% future battery expansion
for the same recharge time.

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• Additional battery modules can be added for obtaining requisite autonomy for
25% future load expansion. add details about
UPS capacity mentioned here is contradictory to
battery configurations
the calculations provided in section 6.2, 6.3, 6.4
6.14 Equipment Locations for each location
and 6.15. Provide exact make and model details
and capacity details in the table.
Location details of UPS is as follows.
Sl.No Location UPS Capacity
1 AACP GATE HOUSE 3KVA
2 BI SECURITY CAMP 5KVA
3 AIRPORT BUILDING 5KVA
4 MACP 6KVA
add technical
6.15 Building blocks of UPS specifications related
provide exact model to all components
6.15.1 UPS details.

UPS is based DAKER DK Plus series from Legrand.

The UPS is available in various configurations. 6KVA
and 10KVA UPS models are used for design in this
project. The UPS has modular battery bank that
supports upgradation for future loads.
The main parameters of the UPS, including the battery charge level and faults, are
displayed on the LCD screen on the front panel.
The integrated communication software not only controls the UPS and its switch-off if
there is a malfunction, and enables the user to test the main functions remotely,
Repeated comment fromcommunicate
rev. A: Indicatevia SNMP/Internet/network adaptor and access the functions of the UPS
via(AC
input, output voltage levels thetoInternet,
AC, DC but can also send the user an SMS if specific events occur.
to AC), efficiency, variations, frequency,
The internal extension connector enables a WEB/SNMP card or a relay interface to be
overload capability, IP rating, Cabinet color
(shall be RAL code shall installed
be as perwhich
projectprovides insulated contacts for applications on industrial control panels
or remote
specifications), battery specifications,alarm
no.ofpanels.
cells / battery modules, unit capacity,
If there
charger type, charging cycle, is an electronic fault, overload, overheating or for scheduled maintenance
charging
operations,
current, cabinet specifications, Ethernet the automatic or manual (optional) bypass ensures continuity of the power
interface card details- typical for for
supply all UPS
critical loads.
UPS is 19” Rack mountable suitable for installation in standard telecom network
cabinets. Indicate the exact
number of cells
6.15.2 Battery Bank provided and relevant
backup calculations
Battery bank is an enclosure that houses 20 x 12V
batteries of various AH Capacities according to
load and autonomy requirements. The batteries are
chosen to be of flame-retardant self-extinguishing
type for fire protection.
Battery bank is 19” Rack mountable suitable for installation in standard telecom network
cabinets.

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6.15.3 Bypass Unit

Bypass unit Model MTBS 45A from Legrand is for
transferring the load to NON-UPS supply for
carrying maintenance in the UPS. Each of the UPS
A and UPS B is provided with independent Bypass
switch units.
Bypass unit is 19” Rack mountable suitable for installation in standard telecom network
cabinets.

6.15.4 Cabinet
UPS system A and B along with its battery banks are housed in an Industrial Range
Rittal cabinet of dimensions 800W x 2200H x 1000D. The cabinet is provided with a
swing frame in the rear for bypass units, input and output power distribution. The cabinet
is provided with Indicate cabinet color.
Same shall be in line
• Split Steel door in the front with lock. with electrical
specifications.
• Steel door in the rear with lock
• Steel Side Panels
• 100mm plinth
• Equipment mounting frame to with stand 1500KG load
• Swing mount frame in the rear for Distribution, Bypass Switch etc.
• Gland plates with seals on the bottom for cable entry
• Dual earth rails
• Dual fan/filter units
• Door switch operated lights in the front and rear
• Cable management, trunking
• Additional supports for holding the heavy UPS and Battery packs.

7 INSPECTION AND TESTING

7.1 INSPECTIONS
This section defines the minimum requirements for inspection and testing of the UPS
System.
The following tests shall be performed on Uninterrupted Power Supply Systems:
• Factory Acceptance Test
• Site Acceptance Test

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7.2 FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST (FAT)

The objective of the FAT is to verify that the system is configured for delivery meets or
exceeds the specified design and functional requirements. The test shall be conducted
according to the FAT procedure produced for the project.
The FAT procedures will include a check of the wiring, panel internals and layouts, as
well as functionality and a check of all critical parameters.
The goal is to demonstrate full functionality of the system at the FAT prior to shipment
to site.
The System tests issued during the FAT shall first demonstrate that:
• Core components are working accordingly to required services
• All software features are operational
• All labels are present, readable and conform to wiring documents
• Interfaces to other systems are full operational
• Spare capacities are provisioned.

7.3 SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST (SAT)

The site acceptance test shall be based on the factory acceptance test. The site
acceptance test shall be performed at site after the completion of installation and
commissioning each system. Tests shall include but not limited to the following:
• vendor to verify any
Verify quality and quantity of all equipment specified in the documentation.
restrictions / additional
• documentation related
Verify correct installation and commissioning of all hardware and software.
to transport of batteries.
• Demonstration of all system functions. same shall be captured
in the applicable
8 PACKING MARKING AND TRANSPORTATION document.

The packing will be a marine type. All equipment will be protected and sealed with
special package to prevent condensation. Care will be taken from damage during
shipment and long-term storage. For Packing and shipping details please refer to
Packing, Marking, Preservation, Storage, Handling & Shipping Procedure Document
No. A-LGT-PRO-970-46501.

9 SPARE PARTS & SPECIAL TOOLS

For Spare Parts and Special Tools please refer to Spare Parts Interchangeability
Record Document No. A-MAI-LST-970-46501 and Special Tools List Document No. A-
OPS-MAN-970-46515.

10 LICENSES AND IMPORTATION DOCUMENTATION

All Licenses documents should be provided to COMPANY. All Importation documents
should be validated by COMPANY. The importation documents shall be provided early
before the material delivery. Type approval shall be provided for each system which is

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not already registered by Algerian authorities. Latest software updates and new
releases for UPS system components shall be provided from the date of FAT until end
of warranty period.

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