NTPC's Proposal for Acquiring Coal Power Assets

NTPC LIMITED
(A Govt. of India Enterprise)
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT
FOR
ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL
DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSETS
LOCATED IN INDIA BY NTPC
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. : CS-0011-779-9
(This document is meant for the exclusive purpose of submitting Proposal against
this Proposal Document No. / Specification and shall not be transferred,
reproduced or otherwise used for purposes other than that for which it is
specificallyissued).
Proposal Document for Acquisition of Operational Domestic Coal Based
Power Assets located In India by NTPC
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. : CS-0011-779-9
CONTENTS
Section I – Request for Proposal(RFP)
Section II – Instructions to Applicants(ITA)
Section III – Proposal Forms &Procedures
A Section-III (Part-A): Proposal form and Attachments (Stage-I: Techno-

Commercial)
B Section-III (Part-B): Proposal form and Attachments (Stage-II: Price)
C Section-III (Part-C): Forms
1. EMD - Bank Guarantee Form
2. Form of Bank Guarantee Verification CheckList
3. Form of Extension of Bank Guarantee
4. Non-Disclosure Agreement
SECTION – I
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

ABRIDGED REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
NTPC LIMITED
(A Government of India Enterprise)
from Promoters/Lenders, Authorized Financial Intermediaries of the Power

Generation Companies, Independent Power Producers/ Developers for
Offering their Operational Domestic Coal Based Power Assets located in India for
Possible Acquisition by NTPC
RFPNo. 40083977 Date:25/11/2017
Proposal Document No.: CS-0011-779-9

NTPC, India’s Largest Power Generating Company with ‘Maharatna’ status invites
Online Proposals in Two Stages (Stage-I: Techno-Commercial and Stage-II: Price)
from Promoters/ Lenders, Authorized Financial Intermediaries of the Power Generation
Companies, Independent Power Producers/ Developers for offering their eligible
Operational Domestic Coal based Power Assets located in India as per details available
on NTPC tender website.
Proposal Documents can be downloaded free of cost from NTPC e-tender website from
28/11/2017 to 21/12/2017.
Stage- I (Techno-Commercial) Proposals shall be received upto 1430 hrs (IST) on
05/01/2018 and shall be opened on the same day at 1500 hrs (IST). The date for
submission of Stage-II (Price) Proposals shall be intimated separately after opening of
Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposals.
Interested Applicants may refer to detailed RFP/ Proposal Documents available on our
website www.ntpctender.comor may contact AGM (CS-I)/ Manager (CS-I), NTPC Ltd,
Noida on phone +91-120-4946640/4948659 email: paramjeetsingh@ntpc.co.in,
atulagarwal@ntpc.co.in
Registered Office: NTPC Bhawan, SCOPE Complex, 7, Institutional Area, Lodhi

Road, New Delhi – 110003, CIN: L40101DL1975GOI007966
DETAILED REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
NTPC LIMITED
FROM
PROMOTERS/LENDERS, AUTHORIZED FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES OF

THE POWER GENERATION COMPANIES, INDEPENDENT POWER
PRODUCERS/ DEVELOPERS
FOR
OFFERING THEIR OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER

ASSETS LOCATED IN INDIA FOR POSSIBLE ACQUISITION BY NTPC
RFPNo.40083977 Dated:25/11/2017
Proposal Document No.: CS-0011-779-9
1.0 INTRODUCTION
NTPC is India’s largest energy conglomerate and has an installed
capacity of 51,708 MW comprising of 28 Coal based, 8 Gas/liquid fuel
based and 13 Renewable energy (Solar PV and Wind)/ Hydro power
projects. NTPC has massive ongoing capacity addition plans with around
20,000 MW projects under construction. The company is also
contemplating increasing its generation assets by means of possible
acquisition of Coal based Power Assets located in India.
2.0 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL(RFP)

Online Proposals in Two Stages (i.e. Stage-I: Techno-Commercial
and Stage-II: Price) are invited from Promoters/Lenders, Authorized
Financial Intermediaries of the Power Generation Companies,
Independent Power Producers/ Developers for offering their eligible
Operational Domestic Coal based Power Assets located in India and
meeting broad Criteria for Qualification defined below at Clause no 4.0.
3.0 PURPOSE OF INVITINGRFP

Through this RFP, NTPC intends to shortlist the suitable Operational
Domestic Coal Based Power Assets located in India for possible
acquisition after evaluating the offered Projects.
4.0 BROAD CRITERIA FORQUALIFICATION

Any Promoters/Lenders, Authorized Financial Intermediaries of the
Power Generation Companies, Independent Power Producers/
Developers are eligible for offering their Operational Domestic Coal
Based Power Assets located in India and meeting followingcriteria:
i. All Units of Station to have achieved COD between 01.04.2014

and date of notification ofRFP.
ii. Designed for operating on 100% Domestic Coal for the rated
capacity.
iii. Availability of coal for 85% PLF of thestation:
a. For capacity with linked coal or captive mine: Coal source
within 500km
b. For capacity with no linkage: Availability of coal source
within 500 km for allocation by Ministry of Coal, Government
ofIndia.
iv. Unit size: 500 MW andabove.
v. Design values of Unit Heat Rate, APC & SOC shall not be inferior
to extant CERCnorms.
vi. The Original Equipment Manufacturer / Original Equipment
Supplier shall have indigenous manufacturing facilities for each
boiler and turbine generator of thestation.
5.0 Detailed terms & conditions are given in the Proposal Documents, which
are available for free download at NTPC e-tender website as per
followingdetails:
Proposal Document download From 28/11/2017 to 21/12/2017

Dates &Timings upto 1700 hrs(IST)
Last date for receipt of queries from 22/12/2017
Applicants (if any)
Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Upto 1430 hrs (IST) on 05/01/2018
Proposal submission Date &Time
Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) 05/01/2018 at 1500 hrs (IST)
Proposals Opening Date &Time
Stage-II (Price) Proposals Receipt Shall be intimated separately by
Date & Time NTPC after opening of Stage-I
(Techno-Commercial) Proposals
Cost of Proposal Documents Proposal Documents can be
downloaded free of Cost from
NTPC e-tenderwebsite
6.0 All Proposals must be accompanied by Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for
an amount of INR 1,00,00,000/- (INR One Crore only) in the form as
stipulated in the ProposalDocuments.
ANY PROPOSAL NOT ACCOMPANIED BY AN ACCEPTABLE EMD IN

A SEPARATE SEALED ENVELOPE SHALL BE REJECTED BY NTPC
AS BEING NON-RESPONSIVE AND SHALL NOT BE OPENED.
7.0 NTPC reserves the right to reject or not consider any or all Proposals or
cancel/ withdraw the Request for Proposals without assigning any reason
whatsoever and in such case no Applicant / intending Applicant shall
have any claim arising out of suchaction.
8.0 A complete set of Proposal Documents may be downloaded by any

interested Applicant free of Cost from our e-Tender website
https://etender.ntpclakshya.co.in. For logging on to the e-Tender Site, the
Applicant would require user id and password which can be obtained by
submitting a questionnaire available at our e-Tender site as well as at
NTPC tender site (www.ntpctender.com). First time users not allotted any
Vendor code are required to approach NTPC at least three working days
prior to Document download Close date along with duly filled in
questionnaire for issuance of user id and password.
9.0 Transfer of Proposal Documents downloaded by one intending Applicant

to another is not permissible.
10.0 Proposals shall be submitted online and opened at the address given
below in the presence of Applicant’s representatives who choose to
attend the opening of Proposals. Applicant shall furnish Earnest Money
Deposit and Power of Attorney separately in physical form as detailed in
the Proposal Documents by the stipulated Proposal submission closing
date and time at the address givenbelow
10.0 Address for Communication
AGM (Contract Services-I)/ Manager (Contract Services-I),

NTPC Limited,
Sixth Floor, Engineering Office Complex,
A-8A, Sector-24, NOIDA,
Distt. Gautam Budh Nagar, (UP), INDIA
Pin - 201301
Fax No.: Fax: +91-120- 2410011
Tel. No.: +91-0120-4946640/4948659
e-mail:paramjeetsingh@ntpc.co.in,
atulagarwal@ntpc.co.in,Websites:https://etender.ntpclakshya.co.inorw
ww.ntpctender.comor www.ntpc.co.in
Registered Office: NTPC Bhawan, SCOPE Complex, 7, Institutional Area,

Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003, CIN: L40101DL1975GOI007966
SECTION – II
INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS
Clause No. INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS (ITA)
INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS
1.0 The Applicant is expected to examine all instructions, forms, terms, conditions and other
information in the Proposal Documents. Failure to furnish all information required as per
the Proposal Documents or submission of a Proposal not substantially responsive to the
Proposal Documents in every respect will be at the Applicant’s risk and may result in
rejection of its Proposal.
2.0 Cost of submitting Proposal

The Applicant shall bear all costs associated with the preparation and submission of its
Proposal and NTPC will in no case be responsible or liable for these costs, regardless of
the conduct or outcome of the Process.
3.0 Content of Proposal Documents
The broad criteria for qualification, technical and commercial evaluation and other terms
and conditions for the acquisition process are prescribed in the Proposal documents. The
Proposal documents include the following Sections:
Section I – Request for Proposal (RFP)
Section II – Instructions to Applicants (ITA)
Section III –Forms and Procedures (in three parts)
Section III – Part A

Proposal Form along with Attachments [Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal]
Section III – Part B

Proposal Form along with Attachments and Price Schedules [Stage-II (Price)
Proposal]
Section III – Part C
1. EMD - Bank GuaranteeForm

2. Form of Bank Guarantee Verification CheckList
3. Form of Extension of BankGuarantee
4. Non DisclosureAgreement
3.1 Clarification on Proposal Documents
A prospective Applicant requiring any clarification to the Proposal Documents may notify
NTPC through e-mail or in writing by post at the address indicated in RFP document.
NTPC will respond to any request for clarification that it receives by the last date for
clarifications indicated in detailed RFP. NTPC will post the Clarifications in C-Folder at e-
tender website and Applicants can view these clarifications once they are posted in C-
Folder. Applicants shall be notified through e-mail regarding posting of clarification in C-
Folder. Applicants are also advised to regularly check C-Folder regarding posting of
clarification, if any.
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. CS-0011-779-9 ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL Page 1 of 11

BASED POWER ASSETS LOCATED IN INDIA BY NTPC
4.0 Amendment to Proposal Documents
4.1 At any time prior to the deadline for submission of Proposals, NTPC may, for any reason,
whether at its own initiative, or in response to a clarification requested by a prospective
Applicant, amend the Proposal Documents.
4.2 The amendments will be posted in C-Folder for viewing by the Applicant. Applicants shall
be notified through e-mail regarding posting of amendments in C-Folder. The
amendments will be binding on Applicants and it will be assumed that the information
contained therein will have been taken into account by the Applicant in its Proposal.
Applicants are also advised to regularly check C-Folder regarding posting of
Amendment(s), if any.
4.3 In order to afford prospective Applicants reasonable time in which to take the amendment
into account in preparing their Proposal, NTPC may, at its discretion, extend the deadline
for the submission of Proposals.
5.0 Language of Proposal
The Proposal prepared by the Applicant and all correspondence and documents related
to the Proposal exchanged between the Applicant and NTPC shall be written in English
language, provided that any printed literature furnished by the Applicant may be written in
another language, as long as such literature is accompanied by a translation of its
pertinent passages in English language in which case, for purposes of interpretation of
the Proposal, the translation shall govern.
The English Translation of the documents shall be carried out by professional translators
and the translator shall certify that he is proficient in both languages in order to translate
the documents and that the translation is complete and accurate. Further, translation
shall be authenticated by the Indian Consulate located in the Country where the
documents have been issued or Embassy of that Country in India.
6.0 Documents Comprising the Proposal
Two Stage Procedure (Stage I – Techno-Commercial Proposal and Stage II – Price

Proposal) shall be followed as under:
6.1 Stage-I : Techno-Commercial Proposal
The Techno-Commercial Proposal shall comprise the following two categories of

documents:
6.1.1 Documents in original to be submitted in physical form in separate sealed envelope (s)
duly marked in accordance with ITA clause 13:
(a) Attachment 1 : Earnest Money Deposit(EMD)
EMD shall be furnished in accordance with ITA Clause 10.

(b) Attachment 2: Power ofAttorney
A power of attorney, duly notarized by a Notary Public, indicating that the person
signing and submitting the Proposal digitally/signing the documents on behalf of
the Applicant which are required to be submitted in physical form has the
authority to sign the Proposal and that the Proposal is binding upon the Applicant
during the full period of its validity in accordance with ITA Clause11.
(The Authority of the person issuing the Power of Attorney shall also be
submitted).
6.1.2 Documents to be submitted online through e tender mode:
The Proposal Form (Techno-Commercial Proposal) as per Section-III, Part-A duly

completed together with the following attachments shall be uploaded in the private area
earmarked (Tender Document) in the C-folder.
(a) Attachment 3: Broad QualificationCriteria
Applicants shall furnish documentary evidence in Attachment – 3 to its Proposal

establishing that the Offered Project (s) meets the broad Qualification Criteria
specified in detailed RFP.
(b) Attachment 4 : Techno-Commercial Details of OfferedProjects
Applicants shall furnish various details related to Offered Projects like Coal
details, Technical Information and Data, PPA/Commercial details, Financial
details and Miscellaneous details.
(i) Attachment 4A: Coaldetails
(ii) Attachment 4B: Technical Information andData
(iii) Attachment 4C: PPA/Commercialdetails
(iv) Attachment 4D: Financial details
(v) Attachment 4E: Miscellaneousdetails
6.1.3 The Techno-Commercial Proposal should not contain any price entry which is
required to be submitted in Stage-II (Price Proposal)
6.2 Stage-II: Price Proposal
The Price Proposal submitted by the Applicant shall comprise the following two
categories of documents:
6.2.1 Documents to be submitted in physical form in separate sealed envelope (s) duly marked
in accordance with ITA clause 13:

(a) Attachment 1 (P): Extension of Earnest MoneyDeposit
Extended Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) shall be furnished in accordance with

ITA Clause 10.
(b) Attachment 2 (P): Power of Attorney
A Power of attorney, duly notarized by Notary Public, indicating that the person
signing and submitting the Proposal digitally has the authority to sign the
Proposal and the Proposal is binding upon the Bidder during the full period of its
validity in accordance with ITA Clause 11 (The Authority of the person issuing the
Power of Attorney shall also be submitted). It may be noted that notarized Power
of Attorney is to be submitted in physicalform.
6.2.2 Item Data
Applicant shall fill up the details as intimated by NTPC while inviting Stage-II (Price)
Proposals.
6.2.3 Attribute in General Data
The Attributes, if mentioned in General Data, requiring any confirmation/information are

to be ticked/ filled upsuitably.
6.2.4 Price Proposal should not contain any matter in respect of Technical and / or Commercial
aspects other than the details specifically sought in the Price Proposal.
7.0 Proposal Form (Price Proposal)

The Applicant shall complete the Proposal Form (Price Proposal) furnished in the
Proposal Documents as indicated therein, following the requirements of ITA Clauses 8
and 9 and attach them along with relevant Attachments in respective C folder at NTPC e-
tender website.
8.0 Proposal Prices
8.1 Applicants shall quote the price for the Offered Capacity of their Operational Domestic
Coal Based Power Project(s) located In India in the Price Proposal form (Sec III- Part B)
enclosed in the Proposal Documents.
9.0 Proposal Currency
9.1 Prices shall be quoted in INR (Indian National Rupee) only.
10.0 Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)
10.1 The Applicant shall furnish, as part of its Proposal, an EMD in a separate sealed
envelope of the amount and currency as stipulated in the detailedRFP.
10.2 The EMD shall, at the Applicant’s option, be in the form of a Bank Guarantee from any of
the banks as per list enclosed with ITA as Annexure-2. The format of the Bank

Guarantee shall be in accordance with the form of EMD included in the Section-III (Part-
C) of the Proposal Documents. EMD shall remain valid for a period of forty five (45) days
beyond the original Proposal Validity period and beyond any extension of Proposal
validity subsequently requested under ITA Sub-Clause 11.2.
10.3 The EMD [in case of Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal] and extension of EMD [in
case of Stage-II (Price) Bid] in original shall be submitted in a separate sealed envelope
before the stipulated Proposal submission closing dates and times. In case acceptable
EMD in a separate sealed envelope is not received, then online Proposal of Applicant
shall be rejected by NTPC as being non-responsive and shall not be opened.
10.4 The EMD of all the unsuccessful Applicants whose offered Projects don’t get shortlisted
will be returned within twenty-eight (28) days from the date of inviting Stage-II (Price)
Proposals.
The EMD of the Applicants whose offered Projects are shortlisted for inviting Stage-II
(Price) Proposals will be returned after completion of Acquisition process by NTPC.
10.6 Confirmation of BG through Structured Financial Messaging System

(SFMS)/SWIFT
While issuing the physical BG, the Applicant’s Bank shall also send electronic message
to NTPC’s Beneficiary Bank as per below provided details through secure SFMS.
(i) Bank Name: State Bank ofIndia

(ii) Branch: Pragati Vihar,Delhi-110003
(iii) Bank Address : Pragati Vihar, Core 6, Scope Complex, Lodhi Road,New
Delhi-110003
(iv) IFSC Code:SBIN0020511
10.7 The EMD may be forfeited
(a) if the Applicant withdraws or varies its Proposal during the period ofProposal
Validity;
(b) IftheApplicant/hisrepresentativesprovidefalseinformation/Misrepresentations
pursuant to Fraud Prevention Policy of NTPC.
11.0 Period of Validity of Proposals (Techno-Commercial Proposal and Price Proposal)
11.1 Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal shall remain initially valid and open for
acceptance for one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of opening of Stage-I
(Techno-Commercial) Proposal. Stage-II (Price) Proposal including Stage-I (Techno-
Commercial) Proposal to the extent not contrary to the Proposal Documents read in
conjunction with the Amendments/ Errata/ Clarification issued shall remain valid and
open for acceptance for one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of opening of
Stage-II (Price) Proposal. The Proposals valid for shorter period shall be rejected by
NTPC as being non-responsive.
11.2 In exceptional circumstances, NTPC may solicit the Applicant's consent to an extension
of the bid validity period. The request and responses thereto shall be made in writing by
post or by telefax followed by post confirmation. If an Applicant accepts to extend the

period of Proposal validity, the validity of EMD shall also be suitably extended. An
Applicant may refuse the request without forfeiting its EMD. An Applicant granting the
request will not be required nor permitted to modify its Proposal.
12.0 Format and Signing of Proposal
The Proposal including all documents attached in C Folder shall be digitally certified
using Class-III signature by a duly authorised representative of the Applicant to bind him
to the contract. The authorization shall be indicated by written Power of Attorney as per
ITA Clause 6.1.1 (b) and shall be submitted in Physical form prior to date & time for
opening of Proposal.
13.0 Sealing and Marking of Proposals
Proposal shall be submitted through e-tender mode in the manner specified elsewhere in
Proposal document. No Manual/ Hard Copy of the Proposal shall be acceptable.
Applicants will attach in C-folder the completed ProposalForm (Techno-Commercial),

Attachments along with all Annexure. Applicants to ensure that all uploaded documents
in C-folder must be digitally certified. Applicants to further ensure that documents up
loaded in C-Folder is being downloaded properly. NTPC shall not be responsible for
corrupted files, if any, uploaded in C-Folder.
Applicant should note that no zip file is to be uploaded online. Further file related
to particular Attachment including their Annexures/Appendices, if any, shall be
given name of that Attachment only.
13.1 Documents to be submitted in physical form (as brought out at ITA clause 6.1.1) shall be
sealed and marked in the following manner:
(a) Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal:
(i) The EMD furnished in accordance with ITA Clause 10 shall be sealed ina
separate envelope duly marking the envelope as "ATTACHMENT-1 : EMD".
(ii) The Power of Attorney furnished in accordance with ITA Clause 6.1.1(b) shall be
sealed in a separate envelope duly marking the envelope as "ATTACHMENT-2 :
POWER OF ATTORNEY".
(b) Stage-II (Price)Proposal
(i) TheextensionofEMDfurnishedinaccordancewithITAClause10shallbe
sealed in a separate envelope duly marking the envelope as "ATTACHMENT-
1(P) EXTENSION OF EMD".
(ii) ThePowerofAttorneyfurnishedinaccordancewithITAClause6.1.1(b)shallbe
sealed in a separate envelope duly marking the envelope as "ATTACHMENT-
2(P): POWER OF ATTORNEY".
The envelopes shall then be sealed in an outer envelope.
13.2 The inner and outer envelopes shall:

(a) be addressed to NTPC at the address given in the detailed RFP, and
(b) bear the title “Proposal for Acquisition of Operational Domestic Coal Based Power
Assets Located in India by NTPC”
13.3 The inner envelopes shall also indicate the name and address of the Applicant.
14.0 Deadline for Submission of Proposals
14.1 Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal must be submitted online no later than the time
and date stated in the detailed RFP. Original EMD and Power of Attorney and all other
documents as mentioned at clause 6.1.1 shall be submitted in physical form before
stipulated bid submission time at the address specified below. NTPC shall not be liable
for loss/non-receipt/late receipt of above documents in postal transit.
Address for submission of EMD & Power of Attorney
AGM (Contract Services-I)/ Manager (Contract Services-I),

NTPC Limited,
Sixth Floor, Engineering Office Complex,
Plot no. A-8A, Sector-24, NOIDA,
Distt. Gautam Budh Nagar, (UP), INDIA
Pin - 201301
14.2 NTPC may, at its discretion, extend this deadline for submission of bids by amending the
Proposal documents in accordance with ITA Sub-Clause 4.3, in which case all rights and
obligations of NTPC and Applicants will thereafter be subject to the deadline as extended.
14.3 The Proposal invitation number and the time and date for online submission of Stage-II
(Price) Proposal shall be intimated separately. Extended EMD and Power of Attorney
shall be submitted in physical form before the deadline for submission of Price
Proposal at the address specified in detailed RFP. NTPC shall not be liable for loss/non-
receipt/late receipt of above documents in postal transit.
14.4 Date & Time for submission of Stage-II (Price) Bid shall be intimated separately.
15.0 Modification and Withdrawal of Proposals
15.1 The Applicant may modify or withdraw its Proposal after submission, provided that written
notice of the modification or withdrawal is received prior to the deadline prescribed for
Proposal submission. NTPC shall allow for modification or withdrawal of Proposal
through e-tendering mode as requested.
15.2 An Applicant wishing to withdraw its Proposal shall notify NTPC in writing prior to the
deadline prescribed for Proposal submission. A withdrawal notice may also be sent by
post or by telefax followed by post confirmation postmarked not later than the deadline for
submission of Proposals.
15.3 The notice of withdrawal shall:

(a) be addressed to NTPC at the address for communication specified indetailed

RFP, and
(b) bearthePackagename,theRFPnumber,andthewords“PROPOSAL
WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.”
Proposal withdrawal notices received after the Proposal submission deadline will be
ignored, and the submitted Proposal will be deemed a validly submitted Proposal.
15.4 No Proposal may be withdrawn in the interval between the Proposal submission deadline
and the expiration of the Proposal validity period specified in ITA Clause 11. Withdrawal
of a Proposal during this interval may result in the Applicant’s forfeiture of its EMD,
pursuant to ITA Sub-Clause 10.7(a).
16.0 Opening of Proposals
16.1 Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal Opening
16.1.1 NTPC will first open Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal in the presence of
Applicants' representatives who choose to attend the opening at the time, on the date
and at the place specified in the detailed RFP. In the event of the specified date for the
opening of Proposals being declared a holiday for NTPC, the Proposals will be opened at
the appointed time on the next working day. All important information and other such
details as NTPC, at its discretion, may consider appropriate, will be announced at the
opening.
16.1.2 In case requisite EMD pursuant to ITA Clause 10 is not submitted before the stipulated
Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal submission closing date and time, then Proposal
shall be rejected by NTPC as being non-responsive and shall not be opened.
16.1.3 Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposals which are generally responsive to the

requirements laid out in the Proposal Documents will then be considered for evaluation.
16.1.4 After evaluation of Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal, NTPC may invite individual
Applicants for clarifications. Subsequently, NTPC may issue amendments/ clarifications, if
considered necessary and Invite for Stage-II (Price) Proposal from the Applicants whose
Projects are shortlisted for inviting Price Proposals as per Evaluation Methodology
enclosed as Annexure-1 to ITA.
16.2 Stage-II (Price) Proposal Opening
16.2.1 NTPC will open Stage-II (Price) Proposals in the presence of Applicants' representatives
who choose to attend the opening at the time, on the date and at the place specified by
NTPC. In the event of the specified date for the opening of Proposals being declared a
holiday for NTPC, the proposals will be opened at the appointed time on the next working
day. All important information and other such details as NTPC, at its discretion, may
consider appropriate, will be announced at the opening.
16.2.2 In case requisite EMD extension pursuant to ITA Clause 10, is not submitted before the
stipulated Price Proposal submission closing date and time then Proposal shall be
rejected by NTPC as being non-responsive and shall not be opened.

17.0 Clarification on Proposals
During Proposal evaluation, NTPC may, at its discretion, ask the Applicant for a
clarification of its Proposal including documentary evidence pertaining to the offered
Projects in the Proposal. The request for clarification and the response shall be in writing
and no change in the Price or substance of the Proposal shall be sought, offered or
permitted.
18.0 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF STAGE-I (TECHNO-COMMERCIAL) PROPOSALS
18.1 NTPC will examine the Proposals to determine whether they are complete, whether
required EMD has been furnished, whether the documents have been properly signed
and whether the Proposals are generally in order.
NTPC may waive any minor informality, nonconformity or irregularity in a Proposal that
does not constitute a material deviation and that does not prejudice or affect the relative
ranking of any Applicant, as a result of the Stage-I Techno-Commercial bid evaluation
and Stage-II Price bid evaluation.
18.2 Prior to the detailed evaluation, NTPC will initially determine whether each Techno-
Commercial Proposal is of acceptable quality, is generally complete and issubstantially
responsive to the Proposal Documents. For purposes of this determination, a
substantially responsive Proposal is one that conforms to all the terms and conditions of
the Proposal Documents without material deviations, objections, conditionalities or
reservations. A material deviation, objection, conditionality or reservation is one that in
anyway is inconsistent with the Proposal Documents or whose rectification would unfairly
affect the competitive position of other Applicants who are presenting substantially
responsive Proposals.
18.3 NTPC’s determination of a Proposal’s responsiveness is to be based on the contents of

the Proposal itself without recourse to extrinsic evidence. If a Proposal is not substantially
responsive, it will be rejected by NTPC, and may not subsequently be made responsive
by the Applicant by correction of the nonconformity.
19.0 EVALUATION OF STAGE-I (TECHNO-COMMERCIAL) PROPOSALS
19.1 Evaluation of Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposals shall be carried out as per

Evaluation Methodology enclosed as Annexure-1 to ITA.
20.0 CLARIFICATION MEETING
20.1 NTPC may conduct clarification meetings with each or any Applicant to clarifyany
aspects of its Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal that require explanation at this
stage of the evaluation.
21.0 INVITATION FOR STAGE-II (PRICE) BIDS
21.1 At the end of the Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) evaluation and after holding clarification
meetings (if any),

(a) NTPC may issue an amendment to the Proposal documents (if required) as
considered necessary by NTPC based on the Stage-I (Techno-Commercial)
evaluation and clarification meetings thereof and/or
(b) NTPC will either
(i) invite an Applicant to submit Stage-II (Price) Proposal based on the Proposal
Documents and its Amendments (if any) or
(ii) notify an Applicant that its Proposal has been rejected on the grounds of being
substantially non responsive, or that the Applicant’s offered Project(s) does not
meet the broad Qualification Criteria set forth in the Proposal documents and/or
Criteria specified in the Evaluation Methodology enclosed as Anenxure-1 to ITA.
21.2 The Applicant shall be notified a new RFP Invitation Number in which online Stage-II
(Price) Proposal is to be submitted along with the Date & Time for submission of
Proposal.
21.0 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF PRICE PROPOSAL
21.1 NTPC will examine the Price Proposals to determine whether they are complete, whether
any computational errors have been made, and whether the Proposals are generally in
order.
22.0 EVALUATION OF PRICE PROPOSAL
22.1 Evaluation of Stage-II (Price) Proposals shall be carried out as per Evaluation
Methodology enclosed as Annexure-1 to ITA.
23.0 NTPC’s Right to Accept Any Proposal and to Reject Any or All Proposals
NTPC reserves the right to accept or reject any Proposal, and to annul this Acquisition
process and reject all Proposals at any time, without thereby incurring any liability to the
affected Applicant or Applicants or any obligation to inform the affected Applicant or
Applicants of the grounds for NTPC’s action. Further, the decision of NTPC Evaluation
shall be binding and not questionable in any way.
24.0 Corrupt or Fraudulent Practices
24.1 NTPC requires that Applicants observe the highest standard of ethics during the
procurement and execution of the contracts. In pursuance of this policy, NTPC :
(a) defines, for the purposes of this provision, the terms set forth below as follows:
(i) "corrupt practice" means the offering, giving, receiving or soliciting ofany
thing of value to influence the action of a public official in the
procurement process or in contract execution; and
(ii) "fraudulent practice" means a misrepresentation of facts inorder

to influence a procurement process or the execution of a contract to the
detriment of NTPC, and includes

collusive practice among Applicants (prior to or after Proposal

submission) designed to establish Proposal prices at artificial non-
competitive levels and to deprive NTPC of the benefits of free and open
competition;
(b) will reject a proposal if it determines that the Applicant has engaged in corrupt or
fraudulent practices during the wholeprocess;
(c) will declare a firm ineligible, either indefinitely or for a stated period of time if it at
any time determines that the firm has engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices
during the wholeprocess.
25.0 Fraud Prevention Policy
The Applicant shall strictly adhere to the Fraud Prevention Policy of NTPC displayed on
its tender website http://www.ntpctender.comand shall immediately apprise NTPC
about any fraud or suspected fraud as soon as it comes to their notice. A certificate to
this effect shall be furnished by the Applicant along with his Proposal, in relevant
attachment to Proposal Form as per format enclosed with the Proposal Document. If in
terms of above policy it is established that the Applicant/his representatives have
committed any fraud at any stage then the EMD of the Applicant shall beforfeited.

ANNEX-1 to ITA
Evaluation Methodology for Shortlisting/ Selection of the Project (s)

Stage-1:
Following Methodology shall be adopted for Shortlisting/ Selection of the Project(s)

meeting Broad criteria:
A. Calculation of Levelized Energy Charge for eachProject
TECisLevelizedEnergyCharge(EC)calculated,asperCERCTariffRegulation
2014-19 (enclosed as Appendix-1 to Evaluation Methodology),considering:
a. Total Quantum of coal to be considered based on normative operational

parameters as per CERC Tariff Regulation 2014-19 for 85%PLF.
b. Landed Cost of Coal to be considered asfollows:

 For quantum of coal with linkage/ captive coal mine: Actual
Landed Cost of Coal with Coal source distance within500km
 For quantum of coal with No coallinkage:
Coal Price: Notified price of CIL + 20% + taxes and other
statutorycharges.
Distance: Nearest coal source not exceeding 500km with
coal available for allocation by Ministry of Coal,
Government ofIndia.
B. Shortlisting of projects having Levelized Energy Charge not more than Rs.
2/kWh
C. Detailed due diligence of shortlisted projects: Calculation of cost to
complete(PBAL)forpendingjobsandcostcompensationforoperationflexibility
(POPF) [as per Appendix-2 to Evaluation Methodology], in Rs. Cr/MW, for
the project based on detailed DueDiligence.
D. Intimation of PBAL&POPFto shortlistedApplicants.
Stage-2:
A. Invitation of Price Proposals from Applicants whose Projects have been

shortlisted:
Applicants,whilesubmittingtheirProposals,arerequiredtoquotetheirpricein Rs.
Cr/MW (PQUOTE) for the capacity offered by them while also considering
PBALand POPF. Further, while quoting their PQUOTE, the Applicant is required to
ensure that their levelized capacity charge (TCC), for remaining project life
(considering total project life of 25 years from date of COD), does not exceed
Rs 1.18/kWh calculated in line with extant CERC regulations, else their
proposal shall not be considered for furtherevaluation.
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ANNEX-1 to ITA
TCCis calculated based on PPCi.e. Project cost which shall be adjusted as:
PPC(in Rs Cr/MW)= PQUOTE + PBAL+POPF,
B. Opening of Price Proposal and calculation of Levelized Cost of
Generation(TCOG):
TCOG(in Rs/kWh) = TCC + TEC
C. NPV of Commercial loss (CPPA), if any, on account of Tied up PPA shall be

calculated asbelow:
a) YearlyPPAContribution=(TPPA–TACOG–TPOC)xnormativeESO,where
TPPAisyearlyTariffasspecifiedintheexistingPPAoftheproject.
TACOGis yearly COG calculated in line with Stage-2 (B) above.
ESO is the Energy sent out for the particular year at 85%PLF.
TPOCis the transmission/POC charges, as applicable in PPA
b) NPV(inRsCr)ofTotalYearlyPPAContributionforremainingrespective
PPAperiod(consideringprojectlifeof25yearsfromdateofCOD)would be
calculated for all PPAs tied up for the project. Discounting factor of 10%
to be taken for calculating levelized tariff of theproject.
c) CPPA= ∑ NPV of Total Yearly PPA Contribution for allPPAs.
If CPPAis less than zero, the same shall be treated as the Cost of Commercial
Loss for the capacity tied up under PPA(s).
D. Shortlisted project shall be selected based on lowest effective cost of

Generation (TECOG) calculated as:
TECOG(in Rs/kWh)= TCOG– Levelised contribution of ESO from Tied up

PPA(s) spread over total ESO
Based on appetite of NTPC for inorganic growth and outcome of the due diligence
process in Para Stage-1 (C) above, NTPC will complete the acquisition process for
Assets against the Project consideration as below.
Project consideration (in Rs Cr) = PQUOTE x Project Capacity minus NPV of

commercial loss (CPPA)
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Appendix-I to Evaluation Methodology
Assumptions based on CERC 2014-19 Tariff Regulations
Parameters CERC CERC

Installed Capacity MW 500 600 MW & Above
Debt % 70% 70%
Equity % 30% 30%
Maximum Depreciation % 90% 90%
Depreciation Rate (for 12yrs) % 5.28% 5.28%
Int on Loan % 9.00% 9.00%
Int on Working Capital % 12.60% 12.60%
Income Tax Rate % 21.34% 21.34%
Return on Equity (Post Tax) % 15.50% 15.50%
Discount Factor % 10% 10%
Operational Norms
Normative Availability Factor % 85% 85%
5.75%
(assuming 5.75% (assuming
Steam driven Steam driven BFP
BFP & IDCT) & IDCT)
Auxiliary Power Consumption %
8.25%
(assuming 8.25% (assuming
Motor driven Motor driven BFP
BFP & IDCT) & IDCT)
Shall be as per CERC Tariff
Regulations 2014-19 (Relevant
Station Heat Rate Kcal/Kwh
extract of Tariff Regulations is
attached)
Specific Fuel Oil Consumption ml/kWh 0.50 0.50
19.22
(assuming
Rs
O&M Exp normative 17.30 (assuming
Lakh/MW/year
O&M for normative O&M
2017-18) for 2017-18)
O&M Escalation Rate % 6.27% 6.27%
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(b) New Thermal Generating Station achieving COD on or after1.4.2014
(i) Coal-based and lignite-fired Thermal GeneratingStations
= 1.045 X Design Heat Rate (kCal/kWh)
Where the Design Heat Rate of a generating unit means the unit heat rate
guaranteed by the supplier at conditions of 100% MCR, zero percent make up,
design coal and design cooling water temperature/back pressure.
Provided that the design heat rate shall not exceed the following
maximum design unit heat rates depending upon the pressure and temperature
ratings of the units:
Pressure Rating (Kg/cm2) 150 170 170 247
SHT/RHT (0C) 535/535 537/537 537/565 565/593
Electrical Turbine Turbine Turbine

Type of BFP Driven Driven Driven Driven
Max Turbine Heat Rate

(kCal/kWh) 1955 1950 1935 1850
Min. Boiler Efficiency
Sub-Bituminous Indian Coal 0.86 0.86 0.86 0.86
Bituminous Imported Coal 0.89 0.89 0.89 0.89
Max Design Unit Heat Rate (kCal/kWh)
Sub-Bituminous Indian Coal 2273 2267 2250 2151
Bituminous Imported Coal 2197 2191 2174 2078
Provided further that in case pressure and temperature parameters of a unit are
different from above ratings, the maximum design unit heat rate of the nearest class
shall be taken:
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Provided also that where unit heat rate has not been guaranteed but turbine
cycle heat rate and boiler efficiency are guaranteed separately by the same supplier
ordifferentsuppliers,theunitdesignheatrateshallbearrivedatbyusingguaranteed turbine
cycle heat rate and boilerefficiency:
Provided also that where the boiler efficiency is below 86% for Sub-
bituminous Indian coal and 89% for bituminous imported coal, the same shall be
considered as 86% and 89% respectively for Sub-bituminous Indian coal and
bituminous imported coal for computation of station heat rate:
Provided also that maximum turbine cycle heat rate shall be adjusted for type
of dry cooling system:
Provided also that if one or more generating units were declared under
commercial operation prior to 1.4.2014, the heat rate norms for those generating
units as well as generating units declared under commercial operation on or after
1.4.2014 shall be lower of the heat rate norms arrived at by above methodology and
the norms as per the regulation 36(C)(a)(i) of CERC Tariff Regulations 2014:
Provided also that in case of lignite-fired generating stations (including
stations based on CFBC technology), maximum design heat rates shall be increased
using factor for moisture content given in sub-clause (C)(a)(iv) of this regulation:
Provided also that for Generating stations based on coal rejects, the
Commission will approve the Design Heat Rate on case to case basis.
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Note: In respect of generating units where the boiler feed pumps are
electrically operated, the maximum design unit heat rate shall be 40 kCal/kWh lower
than the maximum design unit heat rate specified above with turbine driven BFP.
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Appendix 2 to Evaluation Methodology
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Sl. Description Key Parameters for Evaluation Cost compensation methodology & Figure
No.
1 Coal mills a) At 100% BMCR with design coal ₹ 0.037 Cr/MW for one milling system
firing – one
b) At 100% TMCR with worst coalfiring
– one
@90% of mill loading
2 FD Fan, ID fan, Two Streams each of 60% BMCR Capacity ₹ 0.052 Cr/MW for shortfall from 60% to 50% BMCR capacity and
PA fan, Air prorate value for in between capacity figure
preheater &
associated
ducting
3 ESP i) Outlet Dust Burden limit-50mg/Nm3 with one ₹ 0.027Cr/MW for one field shortfall
fieldout
ii) Inlet Dust Burden- 85% of ash in worstcoal
4 BFP One number 30% standby MDBFP not ₹ 0.0175 Cr/MW

provided
5 CW pumps One number 50% standby CW Pump not ₹ 0.005 Cr/MW
provided
6 CHP Capacity Two Streams (1W + 1S),Each for station Cost compensation of CHP for Shortfall in Capacity = ₹. 0.25
capacity with design coal with 12 hrs effective Crore/MW x (Rated Capacity-Actual Capacity ) / Rated Capacity
operation time
In case of single stream conveyor, Additional Cost compensation =
Rated capacity of CHP = (2.2 x n x MW x HR 0.1 Cr/MW
)/ GCV
n: no of Unit
MW: Unit Rating
HR: Heat Rate
GCV: Gross calorific value of design coal
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Sl. Description Key Parameters for Evaluation Cost compensation methodology & Figure
No.
7 Stacker-reclaimer 2 x 100% for Stacking & Reclaiming capacity Cost compensation for Shortfall in Capacity of S/R = ₹. 0.04
capacity defined at least equal to CHP Rated Capacity Crore/MW x (Rated Capacity-Actual Capacity ) / Rated Capacity
as above
In case of single stacker reclaimer, Additional Cost compensation
= 0.02 Crore /MW
8 Wagon tippler No. of wagon tippler required = Coal Cost Compensation = ₹ 0.03Cr/MW x (number of wagon tippler
requirement of Station per day / (3500 x 4) to required - number of wagon tipplers provided)
nearest higher integer + 1
Coal requirement of Station per day= CHP
Rated Capacity x 12
9 Aux. supply The overall system shall be such that failure of Cost of Replacement of such Electrical System
loads- HT/LT load any one unit auxiliary like transformer, 0.05cr/MW
centres ( except Switchgear, DG sets shall not reduce the
UT/ST) plant's generating capability or affect the safe
shut down requirements of the unit.
Note
1. The Cost Compensation shall be loaded to the quoted offered price for shortfall in margins and redundancies as mentioned
above on key technical requirements asspecified.
2. RequirednumberofCoalMillsshallbecalculatedbasedon90%loadingtonearesthigherintegerandshortfallshallbeloaded
asspecified.
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3. Incase,ODBisdifferentfrom50mg/Nm3withonefieldout,thecollectionarearequiredforODBof50mg/Nm3withonefieldout
willbeassessedbyNTPC.Shortfallincollectionarearequiredshallbeconvertedintonooffieldsrequiredandanyfractionshall be
converted to next higher integer for applying the loadingfactor.
4. Cost Compensation for CHP & Stacker Reclaimer shall be loaded both for shortfall in capacity as well as shortfall innumbers.
5. The data regarding key parameters for evaluating shall be taken from schedule of Bidder`s Offer and same shall be examined
with respect to datasheets/Design document/P&I D/Schematics/Performance/Guarantee report etc. The maximum deviation
noticed from the furnished data by any bidder shall be considered forevaluation.
6. Credit shall not be given be given to Bidder for having better data with respect to requirements indicated above on key
parameters forevaluation.
7. NTPC may carry out Performance Guarantee Test on the selected plants as part of Technical due diligence. Non-compliance
/demonstration on key parameters with respect to value /data indicated in the relevant schedule may run the risk of rejection of
Offer.
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Annex-II to ITA
LIST OF BANKS ACCEPTABLE FOR SUBMISSION OF BANK GUARANTEE

FORBID SECURITY
A. STATE BANK OFINDIA
B. NATIONALISEDBANKS
1. Allahabad Bank
2. AndhraBank
3. Bank ofIndia
4. Bank of Maharashtra
5. Canara Bank
6. Central Bank of India
7. CorporationBank
8. Dena Bank
9. IndianBank
10. Indian Overseas Bank
11. Oriental Bank ofCommerce
12. Punjab NationalBank
13. Punjab & SindBank
14. SyndicateBank
15. Union Bank ofIndia
16. United Bank ofIndia
17. UCO Bank
18. Vijaya Bank
19. Bank ofBaroda
C. SCHEDULED PRIVATE BANKS (INDIANBANKS)

1. Catholic Syrian Bank
2. City UnionBank
3. Dhanlaxmi BankLtd.
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Annex-II to ITA
4. Federal BankLtd
5. Jammu & Kashmir BankLtd
6. Karnataka BankLtd
7. Karur Vysya BankLtd
8. Lakshmi Vilas BankLtd
9. Nainital BankLtd
10. Kotak MahindraBank
11. RBL BankLimited
12. South Indian BankLtd
13. Tamilnad Mercantile BankLtd
14. ING Vysya BankLtd
15. Axis BankLtd.
16. IndusInd Bank Ltd
17. ICICIBank
18. HDFC BankLtd.
19. DCB BankLtd
20. Yes BankLtd
21. IDFC BankLimited
22. Bandhan BankLimited
D. OTHER PUBLIC SECTORBANKS

1. IDBI BankLtd
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SECTION-III (PARTA)
Stage-I: Techno-Commercial Proposal Form

PROPOSAL FORM [STAGE-I (TECHNO-COMMERCIAL)PROPOSAL]
RFP No.: 40083977

Proposal docno.:CS-0011-779-9 Date:......................
Sub: TECHNO-COMMERCIAL PROPOSAL FOR ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL

DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSESTS LOCATED IN INDIA BYNTPC
To,
NTPC Limited,
Contract Services-I,
6th Floor, Engg. Office Complex,
Plot No. A-8A, Sector-24, Noida-
201301.
Gentlemen and/or Ladies,
1.0 In response to NTPC’s Request for Proposals (RFP) no. 40083977 and having
examined the Proposal Document No. CS-0011-779-9, including subsequent
Amendments............................. and Clarifications............................., if any (Insert
Numbers), the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, we the undersigned,
hereby submit our Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal in full conformity with
the said ProposalDocuments.
2.0 Attachments to the Proposal Form [Stage-I (Techno-Commercial)Proposal]:
In line with the requirement of the Proposal Documents we enclose herewith the
following Attachments to the Proposal Form:
(a) Attachment 1: EMD in the form of Bank Guarantee for a sumof

.................................................................................................................
(Name of currency and amount in words & figures) valid for a period of
225 days from the date set for opening of Stage-I (Techno-Commercial)
Proposals. As required, the Attachment-1 (i.e.EMD) has been furnished in a
separate sealed envelope.
(b) Attachment 2: A Power of Attorney duly authorised by a Notary Public

indicating that the person(s) signing the Proposalhas/have the authority to sign
the Proposal and thus that the Proposal (Techno-Commercial Proposal and
Price Proposal) is binding upon us during the full period of its validity in
accordance with the ITA Clause No.11.
(c) Attachment 3: The documentary evidence establishing in terms ofpara

4.0 of detailed RFP that the offered Projects meet the Broad Criteria for
Qualification. The Qualification data has been furnished as per your format
enclosed with the Proposal documents.
(d) Attachment4:VariousdetailsrelatedtoOfferedProjectslikeCoaldetails,
Technical Information and Data, PPA/Commercial details, Financial details
and Miscellaneous details in Attachments 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E.
3.0 We declare that we have examined/studied all the terms and conditions/ provisions of
the Proposal Document and are submitting our Proposal in accordance with the
provisions of the Proposal document.
4.0 We agree that our Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposal shall remain valid for a
period 180 days from the date of opening of Stage-I (Techno-Commercial) Proposals
as stipulated in the Proposal Documents, unless extended by us on your request and
it shall remain binding upon us and may be accepted by you at any time before the
expiration of thatperiod.
5.0 We understand that you are not bound to accept theProposal.
Yours faithfully,
Date : (Signature).........................................
Place: (PrintedName)..................................
(Designation)......................................
(Common Seal).................................
Business Address :
Fax No. :
Phone No.:
Note : 1. Applicants may note that no prescribed proforma has been enclosedfor:
(a) Attachment 2 (Power ofAttorney)

ATTACHMENT - 1
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ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER
ASSETS LOCATED IN INDIA BY NTPC
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO.CS-0011-779-9
EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT
APPLICANT TO FURNISH EMD IN LINE WITH ITA

CLAUSE 10.0 AND AS PER FORMAT GIVEN
IN SECTION-III (PART-C)
(EMD IN SEPARATE SEALED ENVELOPE)

ATTACHMENT - 2
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POWER OF ATTORNEY
APPLICANTTO ATTACH THE POWER OF ATTORNEY IN ACCORDANCE

WITH CLAUSE 2.0 (b) OF STAGE-I (TECHNO-COMMERCIAL) PROPOSAL
FORM
Attachment – 3
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ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSETS LOCATED IN

INDIA BY NTPC
PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. CS-0011-779-9
(For meeting Broad Criteria for Qualification as per

para 4.0 of Detailed RFP)
Applicant's Name&Address: To
NTPC Limited,
Contract Services-I
6th Floor, Engg. Office
Complex,
Plot A-8A, Sector-24,
Noida – 201301
1.0 We, M/s………………………………… (General information given below) are offering our
Operational Domestic Coal based Power Assets located in India meeting the Broad
Criteria for Qualification as per para 4.0 of the DetailedRFP.
1.1 General information of Applicant:
S. No. Description Details

1. Name of the Organization / Firm/
Company offering Project
2. Type of Organization
(Promoters/ Lenders/ Authorized
Financial Intermediaries of the
Power Generation Companies/
Independent Power Producers/
Developers)
3. Registered Address of
Organization
4. Corporate / Communication
Address ofOrganization
5. Contact Person and Contact
details (Telephone no., Fax no.,
Email id and Mobile no. etc.)
6. Name, Location and Address of
Offered Power Asset(s)
1.2 We further confirm that the Operational Domestic Coal based Power Assets offered by us
meet the Broad Criteria for Qualification specified at para 4.0 of detailed RFP as per below
details:
S.no. Description Details

A We confirm that all units of Station offered by us have achieved
COD between 01.04.2014 and date of notification of RFP, the
details of which are as under
Attachment – 3
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Jindal India Thermal Power

A (i) Name of the Offered Power Asset(s)
Limited 2 x 600 MW at Angul
Odisha
Derang Village, Angul District,
A (ii) Location and Address of the Offered
Odisha
Power Asset(s)
1200 MW
A (iii) Total Capacity of the offered Project(s)
2 x 600 MW
A (iv) Unit Configuration of the offered
Project(s)
Unit 1 : Apr 15
A (v) Unit wise date of achieving COD
Unit 2 : Feb 15
B We confirm that the offered Project(s) is designed for operating

on 100% Domestic Coal for the rated Capacity, the details of
which are as under
2 x 600 MW
B (i) Rated capacity of the Project offered
100 %
B (ii) Capacity designed for operating on
Domestic Coal
C We confirm that the Project offered by us has availability of Coal
for 85% PLF of the station as per below details
C (i) a) For capacity with linked coal or *Yes
captive mine, whether coal source is
within 500 km Fuel Supply Agreement
with MCL for 50 %
capacity linked with Long
Term PPA only
C (ii) b) For capacity with no linkage, Yes
whether there is availability of coal
source within 500 km for allocation by The Project is a Pit
Ministry of Coal, Government of India Head Project and
sufficient number of
coal mines are
located within the
vicinity of the project
including Talcher
Mines and Kaniha
Mines of MCL which
are within 40 kms
from the site
D We confirm that the Rated Capacity of the units of offered
Project(s) are 500 MW and above, the details of which are as
under
2 x 600 MW
D (i) Rated Capacity of the units of the
offered Project(s)
E We confirm that design values of Unit Heat Rate, APC & SOC are
not inferior to extant CERC norms, the details of which are as
under
2225.3
E (i) Unit Heat Rate
5.75%
E (ii) APC
Attachment – 3
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0.5 ml/kWh
E (iii) SOC
F We confirm that Original Equipment Manufacturer/Original

Equipment Supplier have indigenous manufacturing facilities for
each boiler and turbine generator of the station, the details of
Attachment – 3
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which are as under:
OEM for Boiler and Turbine

F (i) Name of the Original Equipment Generator of the Station : Bharat
Manufacturer/ Original Equipment Heavy Electricals Limited
Supplier
Multiple Manufacturing Stations
F (ii) Details and address of the across India
Manufacturing facilities
* Strike whichever is not applicable
Note: 1. Applicant is required to submit the relevant supporting documents to verify

the details provided above for meeting the broad criteria for qualification.
2. Supporting Documents are to enclosed as relevant Annexures to this

Attachment-3.
Date : (Designation)
Place : (PrintedName)
Attachment-4
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(Techno-Commercial details of Offered Projects)
Applicant's Name&Address: To
NTPC Limited,
Contract Services-I
6th Floor, Engg. Office
Complex, Plot A-8A,
Sector-24,
Noida - 201301
Dear Sirs,
We are furnishing various details related to Offered Projects like Coal details, Technical
Information and Data, PPA/Commercial details, Financial details and Miscellaneous details
in the following Attachments as per provisions of the Proposal documents for evaluation of
our Proposal:
1. Attachment 4A : CoalDetails
2. Attachment 4B : Technical Information andData
3. Attachment 4C : PPA/Commercialdetails
4. Attachment 4D : FinancialDetails
5. Attachment 4E : Miscellaneousdetails
Date : (Designation).......................................
Place : (PrintedName)....................................
Note: Applicants shall enclose relevant supporting documents wherever required.

Attachment-4A (Coal Details)
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ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSETS LOCATED

IN INDIA BY NTPC
Coal details
1. Total coal envisaged for the project 5.4 MMTPA
2. FSA signed for Long Term Firm Coal Linkage (Yes/No) Yes for 50 % of the coal
requirement subject to
Long Term PPA
3. Please provide available linkage(s) as below:
i. Copy of FSA enclosed (Yes/No) Yes
ii. Period of Agreement (From .... to ....) 1/10/17 for 20 years
iii. Provide details of Conditions Precedent achieved by 1. All necessary

Project Developer/Owner approvals for
construction,
commissioning and
O&M of the plant
2. Complete
construction and
light up the plant
based on the
certification of the
IE
3. Provide Long Term
FSA Contracts
iv. Provide details of Conditions Precedent not achieved NA
by Project Developer/Owner
v. Annual Contracted Quantity (in LMT) 2.661 MTPA maximum

subject to Long term PPA
vi. Quarterly Quantity (in LMT) 1st Quarter – 25% of ACQ
2nd Quarter – 22% of ACQ
1st Quarter – 25% of ACQ
1st Quarter – 28% of ACQ
vii. Scheduled Quantity(Monthly) (in LMT) 1/3rd of Quarterly Quantity
viii. Compensation level for short delivery/ lifting ( in % of From 2017 onwards –
materialisation) 70-75 % ACQ – 0-5%
65-70 % ACQ – 5-10%
60-65% ACQ – 10-20%
Below 60 % - 20-40 %
ix. Performance Incentive level( in % of materialisation)) From 2017 onwards –
90-95 % ACQ – 0-10%
95-100% ACQ – 10-20%
Above 100 % - 40 %
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IN INDIA BY NTPC

x.Provision for Compensation for oversized stones Yes
(Yes/No)
xi.Quality Assessment procedure (Joint/ 3rd party Third party

sampling)
xii.Provision for compensation on Grade slippage Yes

(Yes/No)
xiii. Weighment of Coal (for payment purpose) As per attached FSA
xiv. Base Price of Coal (billed grade) As per base price notified
by CIL
xv. Billing cycle Within 7 days of delivery.
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IN INDIA BY NTPC
xvi. Mode of Transport Road Transport
xvii. Source coal fields MCL coal Mines
xviii. Coal Grades to be supplied F grade
xix. Top-size of coal (-) 100/(-) 250 mm
xx. First delivery date of coal achieved on As per attached FSA
xxi. Year wise Materialization (%) against FSA quantity Date Linkage Coal
Talc
(for last 3 years, if applicable) Kaniha
her
Apr-15 0 0
May-15 0 0
Jun-15 0 0
Jul-15 0 0
Aug-15 0 0
Sep-15 0 0
Oct-15 0 0
Nov-15 4,628 0
Dec-15 15 0
Jan-16 4,837 0
Feb-16 3,182 0
Mar-16 23,974 0
57,1
Apr-16 26,895
37
29,0
May-16 2,790
78
Jun-16 51,328 0
Jul-16 27,828 0
Aug-16 24,466 0
Sep-16 0 0
Oct-16 51,633 0
Nov-16 51,837 0
Dec-16 28,803 0
Jan-17 0 0
Feb-17 36,937 0
Mar-17 56,182 0
Apr-17 298 0
13,2
May-17 0
09
34,6
Jun-17 0
57
21,2
Jul-17 11,444
59
4. Is there Captive Mine/ Allocated Mine for the Project No
(Yes/No)
5. If yes, please provide supporting documents and brief on NA
the following:
i. Enclose copy of Coal Block Allotment Letter/Allotment NA
Agreement from MoC.
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ii. Enclose Summarized data of Approved Mining Plan & NA
Mine Closure Plan .
iii. Coal Quality (average GCV of coal at mine end). NA
iv. Consent to Establish & Consent to Operate the mine NA

from State Pollution Control Board.
v. Environment Clearance from MoEF. NA
vi. All Forest Clearance from MOEF. NA
vii. Explosive License from Chief Controller of Explosives, NA

Nagpur.
viii. Grant of Mining Lease (If applicable). NA
ix. Permission for Opening & Operating the Mine from the NA
Directorate General of Mines Safety
x. Permission for Opening & Operating the Mine from Coal NA

Controller
xi. Monthly Reports submitted to Coal Controller NA

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xii.Monthly Report submitted to Nominated Authority, NA

Ministry of Coal, asapplicable
xiii. Mine Developer Cum Operator Agreement (if applicable) NA

or any other agreement for development of the mine if
Owner is not the Operator.
xiv. Status of Land Acquisition and R&R includingfollowing; NA

a) Availability of Private, Govt& Forest Land for Mining,
External OB dump (if any), Coal EvacuationCorridor,
R&R Colony
b) Land notifications
c) Physical possession of requiredland
d) R&R Plan approved by stategovernment
e) Details of land oustees/PAPs
f) Details of R&RColony
xv. Details of Coal Evacuation System with its rated NA
capacity including status ofinfrastructure
xvi. Any other permission / exemption specific to the coal NA

block
xvii. Power availability NA
xviii. Efficiency Parameters as per Allotment Agreement NA
xix. Expenditure incurred till date NA
xx. Expenditure Committed NA
xxi. Cost of coal (at mine delivery point in Rs/tonne basis) NA
6.Coal Transportation Distance from coal source Varying based on mine

tounloading point inside power plant - sourcewise from 4 – 35 kms
7. If transportation is by MGR, please provide details on the NA
following:
i. Layout of MGR, Track, Workshop, Track Hopper, NA
WagonTippler
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ii. Operational status NA
iii. Detail of no of locomotives, wagons, HSD filling station, NA

crossing stations/cabins, Manpower etc.
iv. S&T status NA
v. MGR Track Maintenance/Rolling stock/ S&T NA

Maintenancecontract
vi. Maintenance spares availability NA
vii. Re-railing equipment/ART detail NA
8. If transportation is by RAIL, please provide details on the NA

following:
i. No. of loading & Unloading sidings of Railway for power NA
plant
ii. Rail traffic clearance certificate issued byRailway NA
iii. Railway SidingAgreement NA
iv. Track layoutdiagrams NA
v. Railway Land lease agreements, ifany NA
vi. Status of Railwaypayments NA
9. Iftransportation is by ROAD, please provide details on

thefollowing:
i. Agreement with transporters Attached
ii. Environment clearance by state govt./MoEF Attached
iii. Road details, i.e., travel KM, Road length & Width, en- Varying based on mine
route Hindrance from 4 to 35 kms
iv. Maximum & Average number of truck movement 500-1000

achieved perday
10. If transportation is by Conveyor, please provide details NA

on the following:
i. Layout of Conveyor system NA
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ii. Technical specification of the conveyorsystem NA
iii. Ownership of the conveyorsystem. NA
iv. OperationalStatus NA
v. Copy of agreement if Built & Operated by other NA

Agency
Attachment-4B
NTPC Limited
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
AND DATA TO BE SUMBITTEDWITH
THE PROPOSAL
DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9

Attachment-4B
NTPC Limited
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
AND DATA TO BE SUMBITTEDWITH
THE PROPOSAL
This document is meant for the exclusive purpose of Request for Proposal for acquisition of coal based power asset by
NTPC and shall not be transferred, reproduced or otherwise used for purposes other than that for which it is specifically
issued
Attachment-4B
DATA SHEET OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section DESCRIPTION Page No

Section – I Introduction 1
Section – II Project Information 2-6
Section – III Contracting Structure & Contract Closing Status 7
Section – IV Guarantees 8-9
Section – V Environment Compliance Report 10
Section – VI Documents/Drawings Required 11-17
Section – VII Performance Highlights of last three years 18-19
Section – VIII O & M Contract Details 20
Section – IX Operational Capabilities 21-33
Section – X Technical Data sheet
Section – X (A) Steam Generator & Auxiliaries 34-40
Section – X (B) Turbine & Auxiliaries 41-47
Section – X (C) Electrical System 48-53
Section – X (D) Main Plant offside 54-55
Section – X (E) Railway Siding/MGR 56-58
Section – X (F) Coal Handling Plant 59-68
Section – X (G) Ash Handling Plant 69-70
Section – X (H) Control & Instrumentation System 71-79
Section – X (I) Civil Works 80-82
INDEX DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 1 of 1

Attachment-4B
INTRODUCTION
This document is intended to cover details of Technical information required in the

Requestfor Proposalfor proper assessment of coal based power projects for possible
acquisition by NTPC.
The proposer is responsible to provide all Technical data, Drawings, Manuals, Statutory
Clearances, Permits, Approvals and Agreements as sought to fulfill completeness of their
offer.TheProposerisrequestedtocarefullyexamine&understandtherequirementsassought and
seek clarification ifrequired.
In case the details sought in datasheet are different from Equipment & System applicable in
theplant,theproposeristofurnishthedetailsofapplicableEquipment&System.Ifproposer wants
to highlight any additional Technical details and features which establish ease of
Operation&Maintenance,bettermargins,efficiency,Safety&reliabilityofSystem,thesame may
be brought out as additional attachments in theoffer.
SECTION- I
INTRODUCTION DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 1 of 82
Attachment-4B
1.0 ProjectInformation
a) Name ofProject : Jindal India Thermal Power Limited 2 x 600 MW

b) StationCapacity : 2 x 600 MW
c) UnitSize : 1200 MW
d) Project Ownership : Jindal India Thermal Power Limited
e) Location ; Derang Village, Angul District, Odisha
f) Unit Capacity : 600 MW
g) Location of the plant: Angul District, Odisha
h) Latitude and longitude : Later
i) Elevation above mean sea level : 102 m
j) Date of Commercial Operation : Unit 1 : Apr 15
Unit 2 : Feb 15
k) Power off take: Through PPA Merchant Power : PPA Available for 100 % on long, medium
and short term basis for varying periods
l) Technology (Subcritical/Supercritical) : Sub Critical
m) House Load (inMW) : 36 MW
n) Coal Linkage & Name of Dedicated Mines : 50 % Coal Linkage through MCL mines
o) Port Facility ifapplicable : Not Applicable
p) Annual Fuel Requirement : 5.45 MMTPA at 85 % PLF
q) Mode of Fuel Transportation : Road
r) Land Availability : 950 acres
s) Water Source : Through Samal Barrage at Brahmani River
t) Water Allocation : 30 cusecs
u) Power Evacuation Facility : 400 kV Transmission Lines Upto Angul Sub Station
v) Power Beneficiary(States/Discos): Orissa, Kerala, Bihar, Railways
w) Details of Power Transmission lines : 76 kms of Double Circuit 400 kV transmission Lines upto Angul
Sub Station
x) Ash Utilization(%) : Varying as per attached
y) Land Details & disputes If any: 950 acres of land available within the plant boundary including plans
for extension.
z) Shared Assets of the plant with other companies ifany. : NA
aa) Pending supplies, works, issues if any with equipment suppliers or contractors : NA
bb) Whether the plant complies with all required statutory environmental clearance; Yes
cc) Permits/consents/approvals required for operation of plant : all Permits in place
cc) CSR commitments & liabilities : Based on MOEF’s clearance, JITPL was required to incur one
time CSR cost of Rs. 2200 lacs and additional cost of Rs. 440 lacs. The company is incurring the
cost as per clearance.
ee) List of available Spares (Mandatory Spares, Recommended Spares etc)
Attached
ff) List of Special Tools and Tackles: Attached
Attachment-4B
SECTION- II DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 2 of 82

PROJECT INFORMATION
Attachment-4B
2.0 Plant Performance of Current Year (FY 2017-2018 Upto Sep 17)
a) Generation : 3186.75 MU
b) Plant Load Factor : 34.65 %
c) Availability : 48.24%
d) Schedule as per Demand
e) Turbine Heat Rate : 1925.97
f) Boiler Efficiency : 86.58
g) Auxiliary Power Consumption : 6.05 %
h) Specific Coal Consumption : 0.656 kg/kWh
i) Specific Oil Consumption : 0.18 ml/kWh
j) Planned Outage :
k) Forced Outage :8
l) Reserve Shut Down
m) Shut Down due to Coal unavailability 2830hrs
n) Shut Down due to Water unavailability NA
o) Specific DM Water Consumption: 0.4 %
p) No of days of best continuous running : Later
q) Emission Level Actual(mg/m3) in mg/Nm3 at 6% O2 on dry Basis

SPM 100-120 instantaneous at part load
SOX 800-1200 instantaneous at part load
NOX : 600-700 instantaneous at part load
3.0 Rated Parameters at FullLoad
a) Main SteamPressure : 170 AT

b) Main SteamTemperature: 537 deg C
c) HRHPressure : 38.73 AT
d) HRHTemperature : 565 deg C
e) First Stage/Control Stage Pressure as applicable : 165 AT
f) Condenser Vacuum : 0.013 AT
g) Boiler Load Index (Main SteamFlow) : 1830.588 TPH
h) Reheater SteamFlow : 1553.374 TPH
i) Feed WaterPressure : 218.5 kg/cm2
j) Feed WaterFlow : 1830.588 TPH
k) Feed Water Temperature at inlet toEconomiser : 276.8 deg C
l) SH/RH SprayFlow : 29.28/1.51
m) Total Secondary Air : 390 m3/s
n) Total PrimaryAir : 375 m3/s
o) O2 in Flue Gas at Economiser Outlet : 6.27
p) SA Header Pressure : 390 mmwc
q) PA Header Pressure : 1320 mmwc
r) Furnace Draft at Gooseneck : later
s) Total Coal Flow : 483 TPH
t) Flue Gas Temperature at ESP inlet : 129 deg C
u) Flue Gas Flow at APH Outlet : 931.2 m3/s

PROJECT INFORMATION
Attachment-4B
4.0 CLIMATIC CONDITIONS(AnnualBasis)
a) Minimum temperature recorded : 9 deg C

b) Average ambienttemperature ; 32 Deg C
c) Wet bulbtemperature : 27 Deg C
d) Relativehumidity : 60 %
e) Annual average rainfall : l140 mm
f) Basic Wind Speed (Vz) as per IS 875(Part-III) : 50 m/s
g) SeismicZone : Zone III
h) Metrological Data of Station; Angul
i) Geotech Data of Station: Angul
5.0COAL ANALYSIS
Parameter Unit Design coal Worst Coal Best Coal

High Heating Value kcal/kg
Proximate Total % 12 15 11
Analysis Moisture
Volatile % 22 20 24
Matter
Fixed % 26 20 29
Carbon
Ash % 40 45 36
Fuel Ratio (FC/VM) 1.18 1 1.21
Ultimate Carbon % 39.15 30.72 39.7
Analysis Hydrogen % 2.61 2.30 2.68
Nitrogen % 0.74 0.60 0.83
Oxygen % 4.90 5.35 8.65
Sulfur % 0.60 0.40 0.60
Ash % 40 45 36
Moisture % 12 15 11
Grindability HGI 45 47 52
6.0 Trace Element Analysis(ppm)
a. Arsenic Later
b. Lead Later
c. Mercury Later
d. Selenium Later
7.0 Other Elements(%)
a. Carbonates Later
b. Phosphorus Later
c. Chloride Later
d. Fluoride Later
8. Limestone Characteristics (For FGD Application) NA

PROJECT INFORMATION
Attachment-4B
9.0 ASH ANALYSIS
parameter Unit Design Worst Best coal

coal coal
Silica Sio2 %
Alumina Al2o3 %
Iron oxide Fe203 %
Lime Ca O %
Magnesia Mg O %
Sodium Na2o % LATER
Ash oxide
analysis Potassium K2o %
oxide
Titania TiO2 %
Phosphoric P2O6 %
anhydride
Sulphuric sO3 %
anhydride
Initial Deg
Ash deformation
fusion
Hemispheric Deg
temp
flow Deg
10.0 Water Chemistry

DESIGN DM WATER ANALYSIS
S.No Characteristics Value

1. Silica (Max) 0.02 ppm
2. Iron as Fe Later
3. Total Hardness Later
4. pH value 7.0
5. Conductivity <0.2 µmho/cm

PROJECT INFORMATION
Attachment-4B
11.0 DESIGN CLARIFIED WATER ANALYSIS
S.No Constituent As mg/L (except pH

& turbidity)
1. Calcium CaCO3 Later
2. Magnesium CaCO3
3. Sodium CaCO3
4. Potassium CaCO3
5. Total Cations CaCO3
6. Chloride CaCO3
7. Sulphate CaCO3
8. Alkalinity CaCO3
9. Total Anions CaCO3
10. Iron(total) Fe
11. Silica reactive SiO2
12. Silica colloidal
13. pH value ---
14. Turbidity NTU <20
12.0 DESIGN RAW WATER ANALYSIS
S.No Constituent As mg/L

1. Calcium CaCO3 95
2. Magnesium CaCO3 45.8
3. Sodium + Potassium CaCO3 28.644
4. Total Cations CaCO3 -
5. Total Alkalinity CaCO3 -
6. Chloride CaCO3 113.37
7. Sulphate CaCO3 8.112
8. Total Anions CaCO3 -
9. Iron(total) Fe -
10. Silica Reactive SiO2 0.116
11. Silica colloidal -
12. pH value --- 7.6
13. Turbidity NTU 6.8
14. Temperature -

PROJECT INFORMATION
Attachment-4B
Contracting Structure
Contracting Structure: Package List with awarded cost and Names of contractors
Currency Contract Outstanding Dues PG Test

Name of
Vendor Contract Value Closing completed(
Package
Status(Y Y/N)
/N)
INR Crores INR Crores
(31.03.17)
BTG BHEL 2599.58 N 398.02 N
CHP Techpro 200 N 45.57 N
AHP Macawber 68.72 N 5.41 Y

Beekay
Water Ion 38.64 N 3.43 N

System Exchange
BTG Civil SPCL 255.42 N 13.78 Y
Chimney Gammon 66.8 Y Included in common N

India gammon outstanding
Cooling Paharpur 68.5 N 6.88 N

Tower
Raw Water Raunak 52 Y 0.22 N

Intake
Transmissio Gammon 77.59 N Included in common N

n System gammon outstanding
Other Civil Gammon 129.49 N 38.78 N

Works
Total Cost of all Packages for completion of Project
INR 4454.52
Attachment-4B
SECTION- III DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 7 of 82

CONTRACTING STRUCTURE
Attachment-4B
Performance Guarantees
Sl. No. Description Value

1. Turbine Cycle Heat rate
a. Turbine Cycle Heat rate in

kcal/kWhr under rated steam
conditions at design condenser
pressure with zero (0%) make upat
100% of rated load 1927.14

and 105% of rated Load 1975.32
b. Continuous TG output of 105% of 635.9

rated load under rated steam
conditions at design condenser
pressure with 0%make-up
c. Condenser Pressure in mm Hg (abs) 0.103

measured at 300mm above the top
row of condenser tubes at 105% of
rated output under rated steam
conditions, 3% make up and design
CW temperature
2 86.6 %
Steam Generator Efficiency at TMCR
Design Coal
3. 2000 tph
Steam Generating Capacity
Steam generating capacity in T/hr of steamat
rated steam parameters at superheater outlet
& rated steam temperature at reheater outlet
with any combination of mills workingwith
the coal being fired from within the range
4. 50
Particulate Emission/ ESP Efficiency
(mg/Nm3)
particulate emission from ESP(s) under
guarantee point condition at 100 %TMCR
with design coal firing
5. 15450 kW (BTG)
Auxiliary Power Consumption
Auxiliary power consumption comprising of
all Unit & Station Auxiliaries.
SECTION- IV
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES
DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 8 of 82
Attachment-4B
Power consumption of all auxiliaries shall be

taken for continuous unit operation at 100%
ratedloadunderratedsteamconditionsandat
design condenser pressure with 0% make-up.
6. SOx at chimney inlet for design coal at 100% Later
TMCR in mg/Nm3
7. NOx at chimney inlet for design coal at 100% 260 gm/GJ
TMCR in mg/Nm3
Mercury Level Later
8. Liquide effluent discharge to outside body Later
from the plant
9 Noise at nearest plant boundary 85 dBa
10 Rated Capacity of CHP 1200 TPH
11 Rated Capacity of Fly Ash Pneumatic 284 TPH
Conveying
12 Rated Capacity of Bottom Ash Evacuation & 40 TPH
Handling
Note:
a. Enclose list of Equipment/System/Packages with Contract Guarantee
Values not mentioned above : Later
b. Furnish the applicable correction curves of all equipment & System
under guarantee : later
SECTION- IV
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES
Attachment-4B
Environment Compliance
DetailsofModification/Strategy/Space(Ifrequired)intheplantformeetingnewenvironmental norms
a) Specific Water Consumption – 2.38 m3/MWh

b) Zero Liquid Discharge – Planned to be installed
c) R&M of ESP for Particulate Matter Compliance – May not be required
d) FGD installation for Sox Compliance – Planned to be installed
e) DeNOX System Installation – may not be required
SECTION- V Page 10 of 82
ENVIRONMENT COMPLIANCE
Attachment-4B
Documents/Drawings to be submitted
1. General plant layout including composite trestles layout

2. Fuel Supply Agreement
3. Water Agreement
4. Water Balance Diagram
5. Feasibility Report : Later
6. Project Design Memorandum : Later
7. Letter of Award of Various Packages : Later
8. PG test reports of all major equipment &system : NA
9. List of mandatory spares available for each system
10. Technical Specification with Tender Drawing, Guarantee Schedules,
Guarantee HBDs, Correction Curves : Later
11. Steam Generator &Auxiliaries : later
a. Boiler Equipment Layout
b. Boiler GA Drawing
c. Boiler GA Cross sectional Drawing & Expansion Diagram
d. Sectional drawing of steam generator showing all heat transfer surfaces
and all dimensions like dia/pitching/lengths etc. of various heat transfer
surfaces and all elevation
e. Plan drawing of steam Generator at various sections giving pitching,dia
and number of loops of various heat transfer surfaces and all other
dimensions
f. General Arrangement of ESP, System & Control write up,
Transformer Rectifier System detail, Rapping System details
g. Chimney details
h. Scheme of Air & Flue Gas Path
i. Scheme of Water & Steam Gas Circuit
j. Scheme of Fuel System
k. Scheme of Oil Firing
l. Boiler Start up & Recirculation Scheme
m. Scheme of Cooling Water
SECTION- VI
DOCUMENTS/DRAWINGS REQUIRED
Attachment-4B
12. Turbine &Auxiliaries

a. Guaranteed Heat Balance diagrams
b. Correction curves : Later
c. Turbine start up curves, Combined start up curves and Ramp Up/Down Curve ; Later
d. GA drawing, Cross section drawing and data sheet for Main turbine; Later
e. P&IDs for condensate system, feed water system, steam drain system, air evacuation
system, gland sealing system, Extraction steam system, Main turbine lube oil and
control oil system, Drive turbine lube oil and control oil system, HP & LP bypass
system: Later
f. GA drawing, Cross section drawing and data sheet for EOT crane, HP heaters, LP heaters,
Deaerator,GSC,TDBFP,MDBFP,CEP,Drippump,Vacuumpump,Driveturbine,COLTCS,
Condenser, Main turbine stop & control valves, HP & LP bypass valves : Later
g. Sizing calculations for Condenser, TDBFP, MDBFP, CEP, Vacuum pump, Drip pump,
Deaerator, Hot well. HP/LP bypass , EOTcrane : Later
13. Power Cycle Piping Data: LATER
a. Design standard followed for Design of Power Cycle Piping:

b. Selection criteria for material for Power Cycle Piping:
c. Pipe thickness selection criteria for Power Cycle Piping:
d. No. of years of operation of unit:
e. BFP shut off head under Max. speed:
f. Details of critical piping:
Name of Design Design Pipe Size Pipe Insulatio

Piping Pressure Temp. (OD x Materia n Thk. &
System (Kg/Cm (Deg.C) Nom.thk) l material
2 g)
Main LATER
steam
Cold
Reheat
Hot
Reheat
HP
Bypass
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
LP
Bypass
Feed
Water
Discharg
e
g.
Sl.N0. Description Data to be filled
A SYSTEM INTERFACE DATA
1. Steam Generator output corresponding Heat Balance Diagram

to BMCR flow under rated steam
condition, turbine under VWO
operation, design condenser pressure ,
0% make up.
2. 105% of rated output under rated steam Heat Balance Diagram

conditions at design condenser pressure
with 0% makeup.
3. 100% of Rated output under ratedsteam Heat Balance Diagram

conditions at design condenser pressure
with 0%makeup.
B POWER CYCLE PIPING
B1. HP TURBINE INLET

LATER
1. No. & Size (ID/OD x thk) of HP turbine
steam inlet nozzles
LATER
2. Material of HP turbine steam inlet
nozzles
B2. HP TURBINE OUTLET

LATER
1. No. & size (ID/OD x thk) of HP turbine
exhaust nozzle
LATER
2. Material for HP turbine exhaust nozzle
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
423.6
3. HP turbine exhaust maximum
temperature (Deg.C)
B3. ESV / HP STEAM STOP VALVE &

CONTROL VALVE
Later
1. No. of ESV/ HP steam stop valve
Later
2. No. of HP steam control valve
Later
3. Material of steam inlet & outlet nozzles
of ESV
Later
of HP control valve
Later
5. Pressure drop in MS strainer
B4. IP TURBINE
Later
1. No. & Size (ID/OD x thk) of IP turbine
steam inlet nozzles
Later
2. Material of IP turbine steam inlet
nozzles
B5. IV/IP STOP VALVE & IP CONTROL

VALVE.
Later
1. No. of IV/ IP steam stop valve
Later
2. No. of IP steam control valve
Later
of IV
Later
of IP control valve
Later
5. Pressure drop in HRH strainer
B6. CRH NRV

Later
1. No. ,Size & Body material of CRH NRV
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
Later
2. Pressure drop in CRH NRV
G. HP BYPASS VALVE
Later
1. No. of HP Bypass valve/unit
Later
2. Inlet & outlet nozzle material of HP
Bypass valve
B7. LP BYPASS VALVE

Later
1. No. of LP Bypass valve/unit
Later
2. Inlet & outlet nozzle material of LP
Bypass valve
Later
B8. No. & size of dump steam(LP Bypass)
inlet nozzles on condenser
Later
B9. Location of Spray arrangement in LP
Bypass down stream path.
Later
B10. Max. permissible dump steam pressure
& temperature at inlet to condenser
dump steam inlet nozzles.
14.
LAYOUT AND CIVIL DATA
LATER
A-B and B-C bay width for TG building,
Later
Invert Level of CW pit in TG building
Later
TG hall EOT crane rail elevation,
Later
TG hall EOT crane clearance diagram,
1 Nos , 105 T
No. of TG hall EOT cranes and their
capacity
Later
Deaerator elevation,
Later
TG building column spacing
Later
TG top deck size and elevation
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
Later
TG foundation GA & Loading details of
deck. Design criteria for TG deck and
suggestive location of TG columns.
Later
CW Pit – Loading details & Layout of pipes
Later
CEP pit – GA & loading details
Later
Equipment layout Drawings for various
floors of Main plantbuilding.
i) Floor drawings & main plant cross
section drawings indicating all floor
elevations in AB and BCbay
ii) Loadingdrawing
iii) Bracinglocation
Later
Main plant equipment layout plan at El0.0 M
indicating layout of Transformer yard, TG
Hall, Boiler, ESP andchimney.
Later
Generator stator handling method- Strand
jack method/through Tandem operation of
EOT cranes.
1) Provision of FGD includingarea Later
identified for thesame.
2) ProvisionofSCRincludingareaidentified
for thesame.
1. Dosing/Treatment Scheme, SWAS details: Later
2. ElectricalSystem Later
A. Scheme of Generator
B. Scheme of ExcitationSystem
C. Scheme of Switchgear
D. Scheme of Switchyard
E. Write up covering Excitation System, Voltage Regulation System. Emergency DG
System, UPS System, DCSystem
3. Coal HandlingPlant
A. Coal Flow diagram,
B. Layout of CHP equipments/facilities including Stockyard Layout
4. Ash HandlingSystem
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
A. Enclose Scheme & Layout of Ash Handling System

B. Enclose GA Drawing of Bottom Ash Hopper
C. Control Write up & P&ID of Bottom Ash Evacuation & DisposalSystem : Later
D. Control Write up & P&ID of Fly Ash Evacuation, Transportation & DisposalSystem : Later
E. Control Write up & P&ID of Economiser Ash Evacuation & DisposalSystem : Later
F. Control Write up & P&ID of Air pre heater/Duct Hopper Ash evacuation & Disposal
System : Later
G. Enclose Ash Dyke AreaLayout
H. AWRS Scheme
5. Fuel Oil Unloading & Transportation Scheme
6. Auxiliary Steam Scheme : later
7. Hydrogen Plant Scheme
8. Fire Hydrant & Mulsifier Scheme
9. Instrument Air & Plant Air Scheme
10. Air Conditioning System : Later
11. GA Drawings of All Buildings Later
12. All relevant documents/Permits/Consents/Approval/Clearances for
Plant Operation
13. Environment Compliance Report of last 3 years
14.Technical Diary of all System
15. CSR Activities Report of Last 3 years
SECTION- VI
Attachment-4B
Plant performance data for last 3 years
Sl. FY 2017-
No. Parameters FY FY 2015- FY 2016- Sep 2017
2014-15 16 17
1 Availability Factor (%) 10.86 83.63 76.59 42.68
2 Plant Load Factor (%) 10.84 59.53 61.98 28.51
3 Generation (MU) 710.27 6275.03 6515.31 1497.22
4 Declared Capacity (%) Later Later Later Later
5 Loading Factor (%) Later Later Later Later
6 Schedule Generation Later Later Later Later

( MU )
7 Unit wise Generation Unit 1 : Unit 1 : Unit 1 : Unit 1 :
(MU) 323.61 3266.29 3570.87 342.83
Unit 2 : Unit 2 : Unit 2 : Unit 2 :
386.66 3008.74 2944.43 1154.39
8 Turbine Cycle Heat Rate Later Later Later Later
(kcal/kWh)
9 Boiler Efficiency Later Later Later Later
10 Unit Heat Rate Later 2348 2318 2341

(kcal/kWh)
11 Coal Consumption 517163 4241856 4520269 1214692
(MMT)
12 Coal GCV as Fired Later 3371 3343 2891
(Kcal/Kwh)
13 Coal GCV as Received Later Later Later Later
(Kcal/Kwh)
14 Average Landed Cost of Later Later Later Later
Coal (Rs. Per MT)
15 Moisture (%) Later Later Later Later
16 No. of Unit Starts per Later Later Later Later

Year
(Hot/Warm /Cold)
17 Auxiliary Power 9.95 5.82 5.38 6.61
Consumption (%)
18 Running Hrs 951.64 6723.96 6709.32 1869.34
19 Partial Loading (%) Later Later Later Later
20 HFO Consumption 6925.98 3225.03 1078.473 166.24
21 LDO Consumption 5662.52 1261.80 602.932 141.05
22 Specific Oil consumption 17.72 0.72 0.258 0.21

( ml / kwh )
23 Specific DM Water Later Later 0.48 0.4
consumption ( % )
SECTION- VII
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS OF DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 18 of 82
LAST THREE YEARS
Attachment-4B
24 Auxiliary Water Later Later Later Later

Consumption (M3/MW)
25 Machine Loading Later Later Later Later
26 Maximum Continuous Later Later Later Later

Running in Days
27 Planned Outage Hours Later Later 2349.5 Later
28 Forced Outage Hours Later Later 1749.7 Later
29 Outage Hours due to Later Later 1606 Later

Coal Shortage
30 Outage Hours due to Later Later NA Later
Water Shortage
31 No. of Boiler Tube Later Later Unit 1 : 2 Later
Leakages (Unit wise) Unit 2 : 5
32 Reserve Shut Down Later Later 742 Later
(Enclose relevant document indicating period of outage, overhauling, Major Maintenance Activities of
last 3 years)
SECTION- VII
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS OF DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 19 of 82
LAST THREE YEARS
Attachment-4B
O&M CONTRACTS DETAILS
Descripti Scope Price Validity Contractors

Sl. on
No.
1 BTG CCR Operation of main plant Ongoing JITPL
2 BTG BOP Maintenance of BTG and Ongoing Power mech

BOP and operation of BOP projects ltd
3 CHP O&M of CHP package Ongoing Chennai radha

engineering
works
4 AHP O&M of AHP Package Ongoing MELCO india
5 Tranmission O&M of Transmission Line Ongoing Abhishek

Line Contech Private
Ltd
Details of Operation & Maintenance cost
Sr
2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
No Particulars
1 Secondary fuel cost NA NA - -
2 Employee Cost NA NA 36.69 38.91
3 Consumption of spares NA NA 12.13 11.35
4 Repairs and maintenance NA NA 36.36 37.22
5 Consumption of water NA NA 15.11 12.97
6 Coal handling expenses NA NA - -
7 Other O & M Cost NA NA 120.73 54.41
Total cost in lakhs NA NA 221.02 154.86
SECTION- VIII
O & M CONTRACT DETAILS
Attachment-4B
Operational capability
1. Following Requirements to be confirmed
(i) The unit shall give MCR output under the following conditions: (Yes/No)
a. Maximum cooling water temperature at site;
b. Worst fuel quality stipulated for the unit;
c. Grid frequency variation of -5% to +3% (47.5 Hz to 51.5Hz).
ii) The unit is capable of base load operation.

and the unit is also capable of regular load cycling and two-shift operation.
The steam turbine is designed for a minimum of 4000 hot starts, 1000warm starts and 150 cold
starts during its life. (Yes/No)
iii) The sub-critical unit is designed for constant pressure and sliding pressure operation. The
supercritical unit is designed for slidingpressureoperation. (Yes/No)
iv) Thedesigncoversadequateprovision'forquick startupandloadingoftheunittofullloadatafast rate. The

unit is capable for minimum rate of loading or unloading of 3% per minute above the control
load(i.e.50%MCR). (Yes/No)
V) The unit is capable of automatically coming down to house load and operation at this load in the
event of sudden external loadthrow off (Yes/No)
vi) Noise level at the Station boundary does not exceed the ambient air quality standard in respect
of noise as notified by Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOE&F) and any other stipulation of
the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) in this
regard. (Yes/No)
vii) Noise level for the continuously operating equipment is not more than 85 dBA at a distance of 1
metreandataheightof1.5metrefrom anyequipmentexceptincaseofTurbine-GeneratorNoise level for
Turbine- Generators shall not exceed90dBA. (Yes/No)
vii) Alltheequipmentandsurfaces(excludingcoalmills,pulverizedfuelpipesandelectricalequipment)
having skin temperature more than 60 C is provided with required insulation along with cladding.
The insulating materials, accessories and protective covering is non- sulphurous, incombustible,
low chloride content, chemically rot proof, non-hygroscopic and shall withstand continuously and
without deterioration the maximum temperature to which they shall be subjected as per duty
conditions. Insulation or finishing materials containing asbestos in any form is notused.
(Yes/No)
viii) Auxiliaries involving large power consumption such as motor driven boiler feed pumps (BFPs),
induced draft (ID) fans (radial type) is with variable frequency drive (VFD) or hydraulic coupling to
optimizepowerconsumption. (Yes/No)
ix) Adequate fire escape staircases in TG building with fire doors ateachlanding. (Yes/No)
x) Adequate number of permanent stores and open paved yard as per requirement of the Station for
storage of spares andmaterials (Yes/No)
xi) Two number of Boiler Elevator is provided (1 no. Passenger -1088 kg& 1 no. Passenger cum
goods-3000kg) (Yes/No)
xii) EOT crane is provided in TG Building for handling 105% of Generator Stator weight with tandem
operation (Yes/No)
xiii) Boiler confirms to FollowingRequirements

(Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY
Attachment-4B
a) maximum continuous rating (BMCR) correspond to at least 102% of the steam flow at turbine
inletunderVWO(valveswideopen)conditionpluscontinuoussteamrequirementforauxiliary
systems of the unit (e.g. fuel oil heating, etc.) when unit is operating above control load. The
steamgeneratoriscapabletogiveBMCRoutputfortheworstfuelqualitystipulated.(Yes/No)
b) All parts of the steam generator including pressure parts, vessels, piping, valves including
safety valves and Sittings is meeting the requirements of Indian. Boiler Regulations (IBR).
(Yes/No)
c) Pressure withstand capability of the furnace correspond to minimum +/- 660 mmwc at 67%
yield strength or maximum expected pressure draft of fans, whichever is higher.(Yes/No)
d) Maximum average gas velocity, when using indigenous coal, in any zone of furnace,
superheater,reheater,economizeris10m/sectopreventerosionofpressureparts.However,
maximum local velocity can be upto 12 m/s.(Yes/No)
e) Pulverised fuel combustion based steam generator need not require oil support above 40%
unit load.(Yes/No)
f) To maintain balance draft conditions in the furnace over the entire load range while burning
the stipulated range of fuel, 2 x 60% forced draft (FD) fans and 2 x 60% induced draft (ID)
fans is provided(Yes/No)
xiv) The pulverized fuel system confirms toFollowingRequirements (Yes/No)

a) Design of pulverized fuel system is complying with requirements of National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA);(Yes/No)
b) Coal supply to the mills shall be from the individual coal bunkers having storage capacity of
about 12 hours with the unit operation at MCR.(Yes/No)
c) The coal fineness achieved from the pulverisers shall be at least 70% thru 200 mesh (75
microns)and98%thru50mesh(300microns)atratedcapacityofthepulveriser,withaninput coal
size up to50mm (Yes/No)
xv) The ESPconfirmsto Following Requirements

(Yes/No)
a) ESPisprovidedwitheffectiveashevacuationsystemhavingcontrolsforashtemperatureand ash
level in the hopper. Each hopper have a storage capacity of minimum of eight (8) hours with
unit operation at MCR.(Yes/No)
b) Specific weight of ash is considered not more than 650 kg/m3 or determining hopper storage
capacity and not less than 1350 kg/m3 for ESP structural design.(Yes/No)
c) Pressure withstand capability of the ESP casing correspond to

minimum +/- 660 mmwc at 67% yield strength and fluegas
temperature of200 C (Yes/No)
xvi) The Steam Turbine & Auxiliaries confirm to Following Requirements

(Yes/No)
a) The steam flow through steam turbine under valves wide open (VWO) condition correspond
to 105% of steam flow corresponding toMCR output. (Yes/No)
b) A self-contained lubricating oil system is provided for each steam turbine-generator. A main
oil pump (MOP) is provided which may be either directly driven by turbine shaft or by an AC
motor.Inaddition,aminimumofoneACmotordrivenauxiliaryoilpumpisprovidedasstandby
forthemainoilpump.ProvisionisalsobemadeforoneDCmotordrivenemergencyoilpump for
meeting lubricating oil requirement during non-availability of AC motor drivenpump.
(Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
c) Jacking oil system, with 2 x 100% jacking oil pumps (one AC driven and one DC driven), is
provided to supply high pressure oil to bearings of steam turbine-generator to lift the rotor
during starting or turning gear operation. Hand barring gear is provided for manually rotating
the turbine inan emergency. (Yes/No)
d) Theoilusedforturbinegoverning(control)issuppliedeitherfromthelubricatingoilsystem or
fromaseparatecontroloilsystem.Incaseof separatecontroloilsystem,thepumpsprovided is of
2x100% capacity. (Yes/No)
e) Each steam turbine is provided with one main oil tank of capacity 5 to 8 oil changes per hour
(at normal operating level) and oil purification system of adequate capacity. In addition, the
Station is provided with central turbine oil storage and purification system consisting of one
pure oil tank, one dirty oil tank and oilpurificationunit. (Yes/No)
f) Thesteamturbineisprovidedwithelectronicallycontrolledelectro-hydraulicgoverningsystem
alongwithbackupgoverningsystemofmechanicalhydraulicorelectro-hydraulictype.
(Yes/No)
g) TheturbineisprovidedwithprotectivedevicesasperrelevantIECorequivalent,includingthe
following: (Yes/No)
(i) Separately actuated over-speed trip device;
(ii) Emergency hand trip devices to facilitate manual trippingof the turbine locally and
from controlroom.
h) Turbinevibrationsshallbeminimizedandshallbewithinlimitsasperlatestversionofrelevant
standards of International Organisation forStandardisation(ISO). (Yes/No)
i) Non-return valves is provided in the steam extraction lines as required for protection from
overspeed that may result from sudden load throw off orturbine trip. (Yes/No)
j) Hydraulic or pneumatic or DC operated device is provided for rapid reduction of vacuum in

condensertobringturbinerotortorestasquicklyaspossibleunderemergencyconditions.
(Yes/No)
k) ThestartupanddrainagesystemcomplywithrelevantAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute
(ANSI) or American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Standard or equivalent
regarding prevention of water damage tosteamturbines. (Yes/No)
l) The capacity of HP-LP Bypass is not less than 65% of BMCR steam flow for fast hot &warm
startupsofunit,dumpingsteamincondenserduringsudden'turbinetrip(withouttrippingthe steam
generator), unit house loadoperationetc. (Yes/No)
m) Condensate polishing system is provided in the steam turbine cycle for thefollowing:
(Yes/No)
(i) units with rated pressure of about 170 kg/cm2 and above at turbineinlet
(ii) units with once- through steamgenerators
(iii) units using sea water for condensercooling
n) Suitable feed water regenerative system consisting of low pressure heaters, deaerator and
high pressure heaters is equipped for optimized cycle efficiency. Feed water heaters and
deaeratorisdesignedinaccordancewiththeASMEboiler&pressurevesselscodesandHEI (Heat
Exchanger Institute) Standardsorequivalent. (Yes/No)
o) Steam condenser confirms to thefollowingrequirements: (Yes/No)
i) The design, manufacturing and testing of condenser is as per HE1 Standards or
equivalent
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
ii) Condenser tubes shall be of stainless steel except in case of unitsusing sea water for
cooling in which case condenser tubes shall be of titanium
iii) On load condenser tube cleaning system shall be provided for regular cleaning of
condenser tubes. Further, debris filter shall also be provided at condenser inlet for
sea waterapplication
iv) Vacuum pumps or steam ejectors shall be provided as per HE1 Standards or
equivalent for evacuating air steam mixture and noncondensable gases from the
condenser.
xvii) Following information regarding Electrical system shall befurnished:
A) Ambient temperature considered for the purpose of design of electrical equipment and
systems in Air conditioned and NON-air Conditioned areas. 50degC
B) Telecommunicationsystemcanbebasedonopticalfibreorpowerlinecarriercommunication
(PLCC) or both. Confirm that Telecommunication equipment to transmit the required data of
the Station to Regional/State Load Despatch centre isavailable
(Yes/No)
C) Technical data for Turbo Generator shall be furnished in the formatattached.
D) Technical data for Excitation System data shall be furnished in the formatattached.
a) Suitable generator excitation system as well as automatic voltage regulator (AVR) is

provided with the generator as per Central Electricity Authority (Technical Standards
for Connectivity to the Grid) Regulations, 2007. Power system stabilizer (PSS) is
provided in AVR for generator of 100MW andhigherrating. (Yes/No)
b) The rated current of the excitation system is at least 110% of the machine excitation
current at the rated output of the machine. The rated voltage is at least 110% of the
machineexcitationvoltage. (Yes/No)
c) Automatic voltage regulator has 2 x 100% auto channels and automatic changeover.
In the event of failure of auto channels, manual control is possible. In case of static
excitation system, at least one redundant independent thyristor block is provided in
the power converter. In case of brushless excitation system, rectifier assembly is
provided with either complete bridge as redundant or at least one redundant parallel
branch in each of the six arms ofthe bridge. (Yes/No)
E) InstrumentTransformers
a) Current transformers- The type and accuracy of current transformers for protection
purposes comply with relevant IS/ IEC Standards. Current transformers for metering
comply with Central Electricity Authority (Installation and Operation of Meters)
Regulations,2006. (Yes/No)
b) Voltage transformers- The type and accuracy of Voltage transformers for protection
purposescomplywithrelevantIS1IECStandards.Voltagetransformersformetering
comply with Central Electricity Authority (Installation and Operation of Meters)
Regulations,2006. (Yes/No)
F) Powertransformers
a) The power transformers (generator transformer, unit auxiliary transformers, station
transformers etc.) comply with latest versions of relevant IS1 IECStandards.
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
(Yes/No)
b) Short circuit withstand test has been conducted on one of each type and rating of
power transformers to validate the design and quality unless such test has been
conducted within last five years on transformer of samedesign.
(Yes/No)
c) Thetechnicaldataforpowertransformer(GT/ST/UT/SUT/Aux.transformers)shallbe
furnished in attachedformat
G) Switchgears
a) MV switchgear- Sulphur hexa fluoride (SF6) or vacuum type of circuit breakers are
provided for HT switchgear ( 11/6.6/3.3 kV) which are of draw out type, re-strike free,
trip free, stored energy operated and with electrical anti-pumping features. The
protectiverelaysareofnumericaltypewithselfmonitoringanddiagnosticfeatures.
(Yes/No)
b) Fault withstanding capability forMVSwitchgear. ---------KA for--------second
c) Low tension (LT) switchgear- Air break type of circuit breakers is provided for LT
switchgear (415 V which are of draw out type, trip free, stored energy operated and
with electrical anti-pumping features. The protective relays shall be preferably of
numerical type with self monitoring and diagnosticfeatures.
(Yes/No)
d) Fault withstanding capability forLTSwitchgear. ---------KA for--------second
H) Busducts
a) The busducts is of standard size as per relevant IS and designed to carry maximum
continuouscurrentundernormalsiteconditionswithoutexceedingtemperatureriselimits.
(Yes/No)
b) A hot air blowing system or air pressurization system is provided to prevent moisture
deposition in case of isolated phase busducts while space heaters may be provided in
case ofotherbusducts. (Yes/No)
c) Surge arresters and voltage transformers connected to generator busducts is located in

separate cubicles for each of the three phases. Voltage transformers are accommodated
indraw-outtypecompartmentsinphase-isolatedmannerinacubicle.Thesurgearresters and
voltage transformers cubicles comply with relevant IS I IECStandards.
(Yes/No)
d) Data for generator busduct shall be furnished as per attachedformat
e) The HT busduct (11/6.6/3.3 kV are segregated phase type and LT busduct (415V) are
non-segregatedphasetype. (Yes/No)
f) The bus assembly are designed mechanically to withstand rated continuous current as
well as the specified short-circuit current without damage or permanent deformation of
any part of thebusstructure. (Yes/No)
I) Earthing system- The earthing system is designed for a life expectancy of at least forty (40)
years and for maximum system fault current or 40/50kA for 1.0 sec, whichever is higher. The
minimum rate of corrosion of steel used for earthing conductor shall be considered as0.12
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
mm per year while determining the conductor size. Grounding and lightning protectionfor the
entire Station has been provided in accordance with relevant IS (Indian Standard)/ IEEE
(Institute of Electrical and ElectronicsEngineers)Standards. (Yes/No)
J) Protection system-
a) Fully graded protection system with requisite speed, sensitivity and selectivity is provided
for the entire station. Protection system is designed so as to avoid mal-operation due to
stray voltages. Generator, generator transformer, unit auxiliary transformer(s) shall be
provided with protection systems connected to two independent channels/groups, such
thatoneprotectionsystemshallalwaysbeavailableforanytypeoffaultinthegenerator/
generator transformer/ unit auxiliarytransformer(s).
(Yes/No)
K) Synchronization- Automatic as well as manual facility along with check synchronizing and
guard relay features is provided for closing of generator transformer/generator circuit breaker
for synchronization of generator with the grid. HT auxiliary buses are also provided with
manualsynchronizingfacility. (Yes/No)
L) Power and control cables, andcabling

a) Power and control cables are flame retardant low smoke (FRLS) type. However, fire
survival (FS) cables are provided for certain essential auxiliaries/ areas. Cables to be
directlyburiedareessentiallyarmouredtype.FRLScablesandFScablesshallmeettest
requirements as per relevant ASTM (American Society of Testing and Materials), IEC,
IEEE and SS(SwedishStandards). (Yes/No)
b) Derating factors for site ambient and ground temperatures, grouping and soil resistivity
are considered while determining the sizeofcables. (Yes/No)
c) CableinstallationiscarriedoutasperrelevantISandotherapplicablestandards.Power
cablesandcontrolcablesarelaidonseparatetiers.Thelayingofdifferentvoltagegrade cables
are on different tiers according to the voltage grade of the cables with higher voltage
grade cables in topmost tier and control cables in bottommost tier. All cables
associatedwithoneunit shallpreferablybesegregatedfromcablesofotherunits.Cable routes
for one set of auxiliaries of same unit are segregated from the otherset.
(Yes/No)
M) Diesel generatorset
a) Automatic mains failure (AMF) diesel generators (DG) is installed for feeding emergency
loads in the event of failure of Station supply. One DG set is provided for each unit. In
addition, there is one common standby DG set of same rating to serve a block of two/three
units. (Yes/No)
b) rated output ofDGSet ---------KVA ,------kV
N) DC system- technical details of DC system to be furnished in attachedformat.
a) Standardvoltagelevelsofthe DCsystemis220/110volts,48voltsand 24voltsforcontrol and

protection of various equipment. Two sets of batteries, each catering to 100% load, are
provided for eachDC system. (Yes/No)
b) One float -cum- boost charger is provided foreach battery. (Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
O) Illumination system- Adequate illumination is provided in accordance with relevant IS.

Emergency AC and DC illumination is also be provided atimportantlocations. (Yes/No)
P) Motors-
a) AC motors are squirrel cage induction type suitable for direct on-line starting and comply
withrelevantIS. (Yes/No)
b) Crane duty motors are slip ring/squirrel cageinductiontype. (Yes/No)
c) DC motors are shuntwoundtype. (Yes/No)
d) All motors are either totally enclosed fan cooled (TEFC) or totally enclosed tube ventilated
(TETV) or closed air circuit air cooled (CACA) or closed air water cooled (CACW)type.
(Yes/No)
e) Temperature rise is limited to 70' C by resistance method for both Class- B and Class- F
insulation. (Yes/No)
f) The degree of protection of all the motors is IP (ingressprotection)-55. (Yes/No)
g) Enclosures of the motors located in hazardous areas is flame proof type conforming to relevantIS.
(Yes/No)
xviii) CHP confirms to meet the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) In case of rail based transportation, marshalling yard for handling of wagons and unloading
system is being designed to facilitate return of empty wagons within the time prescribed by
the Indian Railways under the worst seasonal conditions.(Yes/No)
b) Provisionofproper dust suppressionfacilityismadeforcoal atvariouslocationsi.e.receiving point,
stockyard and discharge points of conveyors to avoid dust nuisance and spontaneous
fire.(Yes/No)
c) The provision for measurement of weight of coal is made through weighbridges at the
receiving point. The weight of coal fed to individual units shall also be measured through belt
weighers.(Yes/No)
d) Magnetic separator system for removal of ferrous materials and detectors for non-ferrous
materials is provided on the conveyor system.(Yes/No)
e) Arrangement is made for sampling of coal or lignite, and associated instruments1 equipment
shall be provided to monitor quality of coal on as- received basis as well as on as- fired basis
before the bunker.(Yes/No)
xix) Ash Handling Plant confirms to meet the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) Ash management plan for utilization and disposal of fly ash as well as bottom ash is in
accordance with MOE&F's requirements and any other stipulation of the CPCB and SPCB in
this regard. (Yes/No)
b) Ash pond management is planned to optimize the land use and facilitate utilisation of pond
ash.ItalsoconformtoMOE&FrequirementsandanyotherstipulationoftheCPCBandSPCB in this
regard. (Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
c) Arrangement is provided for extraction of 100% of fly ash produced and its transportation to
silos in dry form.(Yes/No)
d) Dry fly ash storage silos of adequate capacity (about 16 hours of ash generation with unit
operation at MCR) to collect dry fly ash is provided in a separate area near the Station
boundary with provision for independent access.(Yes/No)
e) In addition to fly ash disposal in dry form, the provision is also made for disposal through wet
slurry system or high concentration slurry system. In case of wet slurry system, suitable ash
water recirculation system is provided to recycle and reuse water.(Yes/No)
f) Furnace bottom ash along with economizer ash shall be extracted and disposed in wet, semi-
wet or dry form.(Yes/No)
xx) Fuel oil system confirms to meet the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) The capacity of fuel oil storage facilities is adequate for the requirement of fuel oil for
at least 30 days' operation of the Station.(Yes/No)
b) Suitable heating arrangement is made for heating the heavy fuel oil by steam to
maintain its flowability.(Yes/No)
c) The aspects regarding proper storage and handling of fuel oil is as per statutory
requirements of Chief Controller of Explosives.(Yes/No)
d) Suitable measuring and recording facilities is provided for quantum of fuel oil(s)
received and used.(Yes/No)
xxi) Station water system confirms to meet the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) Station WaterScheme
i. The station water scheme is designed to meet the total clarified water
requirement of the Station consisting of cooling tower make up (for non-
coastal stations), de-mineralised water, service water, potable water and
miscellaneous requirements.(Yes/No)
ii. For coastal Stations, sea water is used for cooling of condenser and
secondary cooling of plate heat exchangers, and clarified (non-saline) water
shall be used for demineralisation system, service water, potable water and
miscellaneous requirements. In case non-saline water is not available, sea
water is used for production of non-saline water through desalination plant.
(Yes/No)
iii. Raw water for production of clarified water is drawn from identified source of
water and supplied to the Station site by raw water pumps with adequate
standbyprovisionand2x50%or1x100%capacitypipeline(s).Provisionfor de-
silting (if required) and travelling water screens is made at the raw water
intake point. Adequate storage of raw water is provided at the Station site
considering the period of non-availability of input water from the source.
(Yes/No)
iv. In case of sea water, de-silting arrangement and travelling water screens is
provided at the sea water intake.(Yes/No)
b) Pre-treatmentSystem-
(Yes/No)
The raw water is treated in pre-treatment plant to produce clarified water for meeting
the requirement of clarified water of the Station. Adequate provisions for raw water
chlorination, chemical dosing and sludge handling is also made
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
c) Cooling WaterSystem
(Yes/No)
i. Thecoolingwater(CW)systemforcondenserandsecondarycoolingsystem
forStationequipmentisclarifiedwaterbasedandisofclosedcycletypeusing
cooling towers. However, for coastal Stations using sea water, once through
cooling system may be used which conform to MOE&F's requirements of
temperature rise and any other stipulation of the CPCB and SPCB in this
regard.(Yes/No)
ii. The cooling tower is of mechanical induced draft type or natural draft type
depending upon site specific techno economics. The design wet bulb
temperature of the cooling tower correspond to the ambient wet bulb
temperature which is not exceeded for more than 5% of the time during four
summer months in an average year. Adequate recirculation allowance is
considered for arriving at design wet bulb temperature for induced draft
cooling tower.(Yes/No)
iii. ThedesignofCWpumphouseisbasedonsumpmodelstudiesandhydraulic
transient analysis shall be carried out for CW piping system.(Yes/No)
iv. CW pumps is provided on unit basis for supply of cooling water. The standby
purnp(s) may be on unit basis or common to the Station. The CW pumps is
normallybeofverticalwetpittype.However,concretevolutepumpsmayalso be
used particularly for sea water applications.(Yes/No)
v. Chemicals such as chlorine, acid, anti-scalant, biocide is dosed in the CW
system for improving quality of circulating water and reducing its scaling and
corrosive tendency.(Yes/No)
d) De-mineralisationSystem
(Yes/No)
i. The capacity of de-mineralised (DM) plant is based on therequirement of de-

mineralised water for heat cycle makeup, equipment cooling system make-
up, regeneration of DM plant and condensate polishing plant, if envisaged.
The DM plant is designed to produce the daily requirement of demineralised
water of the Station in twenty (20) hours of operation of the DM plant.
Adequate redundancy shall be provided in the number of de-mineralising
streams.(Yes/No)
ii. Thedemineralizedwaterisstoredinminimum2nos.DMwaterstoragetanks of
total storage capacity equal to 24 hour Station requirement.(Yes/No)
e) Waste Water TreatmentSystem-
(Yes/No)
The waste water generated at various locations is segregated at the source of

generation according to its type. Similar type of waste water is collected at one point
and treated. The treated water is collected in central monitoring basin and recycled
for plant use or disposed off complying with the requirements of MOE&F and any
other stipulation of the CPCB and SPCB in this regard.
xxii) Control and Instrumentation System confirms to meet the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) Control and Instrumentation system provided for the Station is consistent with modern power
stationpracticesandincompliancewithallapplicablecodes,standards,guidelinesandsafety
requirements in force.(Yes/No)
b) The complete thermal, mechanical and electrical functions of the unit I is remotely controlled
from thecentralcontrolroom andthose4ofbalanceofplantfacilitiesshallbecontrolledfrom
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
respective local I control room during normal as well as emergency conditions. The number
of control areas shall be kept to the minimum with a view to I i optimizing manpower
requirement. (Yes/No)
c) All stand-by auxiliaries is designed to start automatically as quickly as possible on failure of
running auxiliaries as perprocessrequirement. (Yes/No)
A) Control system for steam generator and turbinegenerator
a) The state of art microprocessor based distributed digital control, monitoring and
information system (DDCMIS) is provided for monitoring and control of steam generator,
turbine- generator and auxiliaries and include monitoring and information, sequential
control for drives, "closed loop control for regulating drives, interlocking and protection
historical data storage, alarm annunciation system, sequence of events (SOE) recording
system etc. The DDCMIS is independent for each unit.(Yes/No)
b) (i) Control systems integral to steam generator and turbine generator is implemented as
partofDDCMIS.However,turbineprotectionsystemandelectro-hydraulicgoverning
system may be implemented as per standard practice of turbine manufacturer.
(Yes/No)
(ii) Control systems Integral to steam generator Include furnace safeguard supervisory
system (FSSS) (comprising burner management system, master fuel trip, mills
automation etc.) which comply with latest version of NFPA code. The master fuel trip
(MFT) system comply with requirements of relevant NFPAI VDE (Germany)codes.
(Yes/No)
(iii) Controlsystemsintegraltoturbine-generatorshallincludeturbineprotectionsystem,
electro-hydraulic governing (EHG) system, turbine stress control system, turbine
supervisory system, automatic turbine run up system (ATKS) and on load automatic
turbinetesting(AT)system.TurbineprotectionsystemshallcomplywithrelevantVDE
code. (Yes/No)
c) Man machine interface (MMI) system configured around latest state of- art redundant
workstations with open architect provided to operate the unit under all operating
conditions. Minimum number of hardwired devices is provided for safe shutdown of unit
as a backup. In addition, large video screens (LVS) is provided in the controlroom.
(Yes/No)
d) DDCMISshallbeprovidedwith100%redundancyforprocessors,controlandinputoutput bus
as well asnetworkcomponents. (Yes/No)
e) All input modules for control, interlocking and protection is provided with redundancy.
Output modules for all HT drives and critical LT drives is provided with redundancy.
Redundant inputs/ outputs is connected to different input/output cards of DDCMIS i.e.
triple redundant inputs is connected to three separate input cards. The logics for
redundant drives shall not be in thesameprocessor. (Yes/No)
f) The design of the control systems and related equipment adhere to the principle of 'fail
safe operation' wherever the safety of personnel and plant equipment is involved. 'Fail
safe operation' signifies that the loss of signal. loss of power or failure of any component
shallnotcauseahazardouscondition.However,itisalsoensuredthatoccurrenceoffalse trips is
minimized. No single failure either of component or power source of DDCMIS cause
lossofgeneration. (Yes/No)
g) The control system include on-line self-surveillance, monitoring and diagnostic facility
providing the details of each fault at the MMI system.(Yes/No)
h) Itshallbepossibletoremoveandreplacevariousmodules(likeanyinput/outputmodule,
interface module, etc.) on-line from its slot for maintenance purpose without switching off
power supply to the corresponding rack and without jeopardizing safety of the Station
equipment and personnel.(Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
i) The historical data storage and retrieval system shall store and process system data for
future analysis. The data shall be transferable to removable storage media for long term
storage and retrieval. The binary data to be stored shall include status of SOE (milli-
second resolution), alarm and other binary inputs. All the important analog data is stored
atonesecondinterval.Selectedlogsviz.startuplog,tripanalysislogshallalsobestored.
(Yes/No)
j) Master and slave clock system is provided to ensure uniform timing in all the control
systems across the entire plant.(Yes/No)
k) Allcoalorlignitetiredunitsisprovidedwithon-lineefficiencymonitoringandoptimization system
to maximize the operational efficiency. (Yes/No)
B) Control system for balance of plant- Programmable logic controller (PLC) based or DDCMIS
based control system with independent MMI system is provided for all the balance of plant
facilities like coal or lignite handling plant, ash handling plant, cooling water system, water
treatment plant etc. The PLCs are latest state of the art system with redundant processors.
For minor balance of plant systems, the control systems may be relay based.(Yes/No)
C) Local area network (LAN)- A redundant industrial grade station wide LAN is provided for
informationexchangebetweenDDCMISofeachgeneratingunit,PLCsforbalanceofplantas well as
gateway for connecting to the other off-line services of the Station (computerized inventory
management, maintenance management systems etc.).(Yes/No)
D) Communication system- An effective communication system is provided to facilitate quick
communication among the operating personnel at various locations of the power station.
(Yes/No)
E) Measuring instruments andsystems
a) Instruments such as transmitters, thermocouples, resistance temperature detectors
(RTDs), local gauges, flow elements, transducers shall be provided as required for
comprehensivemonitoringofvariousparametersoftheStationlocallyaswellasincontrol
room(s) through DDCMIS. (Yes/No)
b) Microprocessorbasedvibrationmonitoringandanalysissystemisprovidedformonitoring and
analysis of vibration of critical rotating equipment (i.e. turbine- generator, boiler feed
pumps, induced draft (ID)/ forced draft (FD) /primary air (PA) fans etc.)(Yes/No)
c) On line flue gas analysis instruments including sulphur-di-oxide (SO*), nitrogen oxides
(NOx), oxygen, carbon mono-oxide (GO) and dust emission monitoring systems is
provided.(Yes/No)
d) The trlple sensors is provided for critical binary and analog inputs required for protection
of steam generator and steam turbine as well as for critical control loops (e.g. furnace
draft, drum level, condenser vacuum). Redundant sensors is provided for other important
applications.(Yes/No)
e) All electrical instruments and devices like switches, transmitters, ' controllers, analyzers,
solenoid valves which are located in the hazardous locations like hydrogen generation
plant is provided with explosion proof enclosure suitable for hazardous areas as per
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)I National Electrical Code (NEC).(Yes/No)
F) Power supply system- Independent, redundant and reliable 230 V or 110 V AC through
uninterrupted power supply system (UPS) and/or DC power supply at standard voltage levels
(e.g 220V/48V/24V) is used for control and instrumentation systems. (Yes/No)(Yes/No)
G) Control valves- The control valves and accessories is designed, constructed and tested as
per IBR, ASME code for power cycle piping and ASME boiler & pressure vessel code or
equivalent.(Yes/No)
H) Steam and water analysis system (SWAS) - An on-line sampling and analysis system is
provided, as per the recommendation of ' manufacturers of steam-generator and steam
turbine,forcontinuouslymonitoringthequalityofcondensate,feedwater,steametc.(Yes/No)
xxi) Fire detection, alarm and protectionsystem

(Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
a) Acomprehensivefiredetection,alarmaswell asfireprotectionsystemisinstalledfor
theStationinconformitywithrelevantIS.Inaddition,allbuildingsconformtoNational
Building Code. Fire protection system is designed as per the guidelines of Tariff
Advisory Committee (TAC) established under Insurance Act 1938 and /or NFPA.
(Yes/No)
b) Automatic fire detection and alarm system is intelligent and addressable type and is
providedtofacilitatedetectionoffireattheincipientstageandgivewarningtothefire fighting
staff.(Yes/No)
c) Major equipment to be used for fire detection and protection system is in accordance
with Indian Standards or UL (Underwriters Laboratories, USA) or FM (Factory
Mutuals,USA)orLPCB(LossPreventionCertificationBoard,UK)orVDS(Germany).
(Yes/No)
d) Dedicated fire water storage and pumping facilities is provided for the fire fighting
system as per TAC guidelines. Main fire water pumps is electrically driven and
standby pumps shall be diesel engine driven.(Yes/No)
e) Hydrant system, complying with TAC guidelines, is provided at various locations to
cover the entire Station.(Yes/No)
f) All major and minor fire risks in the Station is protected against fire by suitable
automatic fire Protection systems. Following systems shall be generally adopted for
various firerisks:
i. Automatic high velocity water spray system, complying with TAC guidelines,
is provided for the followingareas:
1. Transformers of rating 10 MVA and above or oil filled transformers with
oil capacity of more than 2000 litres;(Yes/No)
2. Alternatively,thesetransformersisprovidedwithNitrogeninjectionbased fire
protection system. The transformers of 220kV or higher voltage is
provided with Nitrogen injection based fire protection system in addition
to automatic high velocity water spray system; (Yes/No)
3. Lubricating oil systems including storage tanks, purifier units, coolers,
turbine oil canalpipelines(Yes/No)
4. Generator seal oil system tanks, coolers.(Yes/No)
5. Steam generator burner fronts.(Yes/No)
ii. Steam turbine bearing housing and air pre-heater is provided with manually
actuated high velocjty water spray system.(Yes/No)
iii. Automatic medium velocity water spray system, complying with TAC
guidelines, is provided for the areas relatingto:
1. Cable galleries, cable vaults, cable spreader rooms, cable risers, cable
shafts etc.(Yes/No)
2. Coal conveyors, transfer points, crusher houses etc.;(Yes/No)
3. Fuel oil pumping stations.(Yes/No)
4. LDO and day oil tanks.(Yes/No)
5. DG set building.(Yes/No)
iv. Automatic foam system is provided for fuel oil storage tanks as per NFPA
guidelines.(Yes/No)
v. Automatic inert gas flooding system, comprising of 2 x 100% inert gas
cylinder batteries and conforming to NFPA, is provided for Unit control
rooms, control equipment rooms and area above false ceiling of these
rooms.(Yes/No)
g) Portable fire extinguishers as per TAC guidelines is provided for each roomlarea of
power station in addition to fixed fire protection system to extinguish fire in its early
phase to prevent its spread.(Yes/No)
h) Passive fire protection measures such as fire barriers for cable galleries and shafts
etc., fire retardant coatings, fire resistant penetration sealing for all openings in
floors, ceilings, walls etc., fire proof doors etc.is provided in prevent spreading and
forcontainment of fire. (Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
XXIII) Compressed air system confirms the following requirements

a) Compressed air system comprising of instrument air and service air is provided to
cater to the requirement for operation of various pneumatically operated drives and
general purpose cleaning and maintenance services. Air dryers is provided for
instrument air to achieve desired dryness.(Yes/No)
b) At least one number air compressor is provided as standby.(Yes/No)
XXIV) Ventilation and air-conditioning system confirms the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
a) Suitable ventilation and air-conditioning system is provided to achieve proper

working environment in the Station.(Yes/No)
b) Central control room, local control rooms and service building for O&M personnel is
air conditioned. Air- conditioned areas shall be maintained at about 25°C and 50 %
relative humidity for comfort conditions. Water chilling unit or condensing units have
2 x 100% capacity equipment. Package type air-conditioners shall have 2x1 00%
capacity or 3 x 50% capacity equipment. For window air conditioners and split air
conditioners, if used for small control rooms, at least one unit is kept as standby.
(Yes/No)
c) The type of ventilation systems provided for non-air conditioned areas is asunder:
i. All floors of TG building, switchgear : Evaporating cooling system
rooms and cable gallery.(Yes/No)
ii. Otherbuildings : Mechanical ventilation
system(Yes/No)
XXV) Mill rejects system confirms the followingrequirements

(Yes/No)
The mill rejects system is provided to collect reject from coal mills in case of vertical
mills. The system is mechanized i.e. drag chain conveyor or pneumatically pressurized
conveying system. The system consist of collection of rejects from each coal mill and
transport to silos for final disposal.
XXVI) Electric overhead travelling (EBT) crane confirm the following requirements
(Yes/No)
a) The EOT cranes is provided for maintenance of TG cycle equipment and CW

pumps. These comply with the requirements of latest versions of relevant IS. The
crane capacity is taken as 10% more than the single heaviest equipment to be lifted.
(Yes/No)
b) Two EOT cranes is provided for maintenance of TG cycle equipment in case more
than two steam turbine generators are housed in the TG hall.(Yes/No)
XXVII) Laboratories-
(Yes/No)
The Station is provided with following laboratories:

a) Electrical laboratory with necessary equipment and instruments for testing and
maintenance of electrical equipment;(Yes/No)
b) Control and Instrumentation laboratory with necessary equipment and instruments
for testing, calibration and maintenance of control & instrumentation systems;
(Yes/No)
c) Chemical laboratories with necessary equipment, instruments and reagents for
chemical analysis in water treatment plant, steam &water analysis and analysis of
coal, ash &flue gas.(Yes/No)
SECTION- IX
Attachment-4B
DATA SHEETS FOR STEAM GENERATOR & AUXILIARIES
1. BOILER
a) Make : BHEL
b) TYPE : Pulverized Coal Fired
c) Design Compliance
2. DESIGNPARAMETERS
Load BMCR TMCR

Fuel Design Design
MainSteamFlow kg/hr 1830588 1946979
FeedwaterTemperature °C 276.8 279.7
SuperheaterOutletTemp. °C 537 537
SuperheaterOutletPress. kg/cm2(g) 175 175
ReheaterFlow kg/hr 1553374 1613855
ReheaterInletTemp. °C 333 332.6
ReheaterInletPress. kg/cm2(g) 44.45 46.1
ReheaterOutletTemp. °C 565 565
ReheaterOutletPress. kg/cm2(g) 40 41.46
ReheaterPress.Drop kg/cm2 4.45 4.64
GasDrop, FurnacetoEcon.Outlet mm.w.g. Later Later
GasDrop, Econ.OutlettoA.H.Outlet mm.w.g. Later Later
GasTemp. Ent.AirHeater °C Later 350
GasTemp. Lvg.AirHeater,Uncorr.-Pri/Sec°C Later Later
GasTemp. Lvg.AirHeater,Corr.-Pri/Sec °C Later 143
AirTemp. EntAirHeater-Pri/Sec °C Later 45
AirTemp. Lvg.AirHeater-Pri/Sec °C Later 300
AirPress. Ent.AirHeater-—Pri/Sec mm.w.g. Later Later
AmbientAirTemp. °C 32 32
Excess AirLvg.Econ. % Later Later
TotalCombustionAir kg/hr Later 2170000
Fuel Fired kg/hr Later 366000
Efficiency % Later 86.58
Design SH/RH Spray Later 46.5/0
Burner Tilt provision Later Later
Flue Gas Flow Kg/Hr Later 916.7 m3/s
3.
a) Boiler auxiliaries and ducts are designed for ----% BMCR for one stream operation
b) Equipments & Auxiliaries suitable for continuous operation in frequency range of 47.5 Hzto
51.5 Hz
c) Pressure parts from bottom ring header & up to first stage of attemperation- Additional margin of ----
Deg C in design temperature over and above IBR margin.
d) Furnace gas velocity-----m/sec considering 25% excess air
e) Maximum Flue Gas Velocity through Tube Banks
SECTION- X (A)
DATA SHEET FOR STEAM DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 34 of 82
GENERATOR & AUX.
Attachment-4B
i) Erosion allowance in tube thickness---- mm and additional ----mm in soot blower area in Furnace
& -----mm in Economiser
ii) ----% ash/clinker loading in furnace bottom hopper
iii) Ash accumulation load of ash up to ------mm in penthouse
4 Air Preheaters
Type : Tri Sector Regenerative

MAKE : BHEL
Gas velocity at 100%

BMCR (m/sec) (Design
Coal): Later
Air Velocity at 100% BMCR

(m/sec) (Design Coal) : later
Total effective area of heating surfaces (m2) Later
1. Furnace Performance Data
Description
100%BMCR 100%BMCR
(DesignCoal) (WorstCoal)
i) Total heat duty(106Kcal/hr) .......................... ...........................
ii) Efficiency(%) .......................... Later...........................
iii) Total heatgenerated

(106Kcal/hr) .......................... Later...........................
iv) Net heat input (106 Kcal/hr)

(Unburnt)
v) Furnace Planarea(M2) .......................... ...........................
vi) FurnaceEPRS (M2) .......................... ...........................
vii) FurnaceVolume(M3) 22315 ...........................
viii) Net heat input/planarea

(106Kcal/m2/hr) .......................... ...........................
ix) Net heat input/EPRS

(106Kcal/m2/hr) .......................... ...........................
x) Volumetric Heat Releaserate

(106Kcal/m2/hr) .......................... ...........................
SECTION- X (A)
STEAM GENERATOR & AUX. DATA DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 35 of 82
SHEET
Attachment-4B
xi) Furnace exit gastemp.

(Deg.C) .......................... ...........................
xii) Residencetime*
(Sec) 05 ...........................
2. Maximum Mass velocity inevaporator
(kg/m2 sec.) at 100% BMCR for all the

Specified coal(s)
i) Maximum .......................... ...........................
ii) Minimum .......................... ...........................
3. Maximum Mass flow through (Kg/m2 sec)
at 100% BMCR for all the

Specified coal(s)
i) Frontwaterwalls .......................... ...........................
ii) Rearwaterwalls .......................... ...........................
iii) SideWalls .......................... ...........................
8. Coal Pulverisers
i) Design Data :
a) Manufacturer BHEL
b) Type and model Bowl Mill / XRP 1103
c) Total Number of mills

per boiler 8 Nos
Design Worst
Adequacy
Coal Coal Coal
d) Mill maximum capacity .............. 78.4 67.15 ...............

T/Hr.
e) Size of raw coal at mill .............. <50 mm ............. ...............
inlet
f) Moisture in raw coal(%) .............. 12 15 ...............
g) HGI of raw coal .............. 45 47 ...............
h) Fineness of pulverized coal :
SECTION- X (A)
GENERATOR & AUX.
Attachment-4B
Through 200 mesh .............. 70% ............. ...............
Through 50 mesh .............. ............... ............. ...............
i) Mill outletmoisture .............. ............... ............. ...............
j) Temperature of fuel air .............. ............... ............. ...............

mixture at classifier outlet
k) Number of mills working at
100% BMCR .............. 6 8 ...............

100% TMCR .............. 5 7 ...............
l) Capacity of each mill
when no. of mills as
per (k) are operating
100% BMCR .............. 78.4 67.5 ...............

100% TMCR .............. ............... ............. ...............
m) Mill loading of working
mills (% of maximum
capacity at respective
coals) when no of mills
as per k) areoperating
100% BMCR .............. 90 % ............. ...............

100% TMCR .............. ............... ............. ...............
n) 90% of Mill maximum Later
capacity when raw coal
size at mill inlet, Moisture
in raw coal, HGI of raw coal
& fineness of pulverised
coal same as that indicat-
ed at e), f), g) & h) respec-
O) Capacity of Bunker
4. Feeders
Number, Type & Size
8 Nos , Gravimetric Feeder of 36 Inch Inlet
5. Electrostatic Precipitator(ESP)
a. Supplier ; BHEL
b. No ofFields : 10
c. No ofPath: 2
d. No ofHoppers: 40 per pass
e. IDB in gm/Nm3 for worst coal firing 46 % ofAsh
f. ESP sizing-design point - ODB limit-50 mg/Nm3 (WC) with one field out. Guarantee
point-ODB-50 mg/Nm3
g. Efficiency in percentage for worst coalfiring: 99.938 %
h. ESP collection area (m2)&Electrode ………………………………………….
SECTION- X (A)
SHEET
Attachment-4B
i. Pitching(mm) : 300
j. Flow – guarantee pt- at ---- TMCR (DC), ----% excess air, ---%APHleakage,
% duct leakage. ambient ---- degC
For design point- at VWO (WC), ----% excess air, ----% APH leakage, -----% duct
leakage, ambient ------ deg C
10. Coal Burner (Specify Type of FiringSystem)
Manufacturer BHEL
Type
Heat input per burner kcal/h Later
Capacity per burner T/HR Later
11. Heavy Fuel OilBurner
Manufacturer
Type
% BMCR of boiler load attainable 22.5
using all oil burners without Coal
Firing
Capacity of oil burner as % of coal % Later
burner,
Heat input per burner, kcal/h Later
Oil consumption per burner, T/HR Later
Oil pressure at burner inlet, KSC Later
Atom. steam pressure at burner inlet, KSC Later
12. LDO OilBurner
Manufacturer
Type
% BMCR of boiler load attainable 7.5
using all oil burners without Coal
Firing
Capacity of oil burner as % of coal % Later
burner,
Heat input per burner, kcal/h Later
Oil consumption per burner, T/HR Later
Oil pressure at burner inlet, KSC Later
Atom. air pressure at burner inlet, KSC Later
Minimum Boiler Load without Oil Firing 40 %
SECTION- X (A)
GENERATOR & AUX.
Attachment-4B
13. ON LINE COALAnalyzer Later
Make
Model
Number
Scheme
14. Boiler Tube Leakage DetectionSystem Later

Whether Provide : Y/N
System Details
15. SAFETYVALVES
Make & Model

Location
Number
Type of Valve
Relieving Capacity
Blow Down Ratio
Percentage of BMCR Flow
16. Wall Sootblowers, LRSBs and Air preheater Sootblowersdetails

Wall Soot Blower
Type model WB – 1E Motor power 0.56
Sweep angle 360 0 Rating current 1.36
Installation site Around the furnace , Voltage 415 V
water wall tube panel
Velocity of travel 8.1 m/min Motor rotating speed 1405 rpm
RPM 0.7 Efficiency ƞ 77 %

Steam working pressure 16 KG/CM2 Steam working temp ≤350ºC
Long Retractable Soot Blower

Type Model LRD.2E Motor power 0.56 kW
rotating speed 1405 rpm Motor RPM 1405
Distance of run 10.5 m Rating current 1.3 A
Travelling speed 1.55 m/min Installation site RH, SH , LTSH &
economizer
APH Soot blower
Type Model LRNR Distance 1.9 m

Velocity of travel 1.86 m/min Installation site Cold End , Flue gas side of
APH
Attachment-4B
17. Capacity of AuxPRDS------T/hr
HT Header Pressure & Temperature
Main Steam to Aux PRDS – 545/360 Deg C – 188.9/20 kg/cm2
LT Header Pressure & Temperature
LT Aux Steam Header – 360/250 deg C – 20 kg/cm2
18.
 Furnish Make & Model, Design Pressure, Design Flow, Margin considered of
a. IDFan – BHEL, NDZV 47S, 450 mmwc, 610m3/s
b. FDFan – BHEL, FAF 24.5/11.8-1, 390 mmwc, 235 m3/s
c. PAFan – BHEL, PAF20/106/2, 1320 mmwc, 225 m3/s
d. BCWPump-
e. SG ECWPump- FLowmore, 5822-350*300, 80 mwc, 925 m3/hr
 Furnish Make & Model, KW Rating, Insulation Class of Motorsfor

a. IDFan - BHEL, 1DQ4344, 3700 kW , Insulation Class F
b. FDFan – BHEL, 1LA7800-6P, 1200 kW , Insulation Class F
c. PAFan - BHEL, 4000 kW , Insulation Class F
d. BCWPump
e. SG ECWPump -
f. Pulveriser – BHEL, 1LA7712-6, 680 kW, Insulation Class F
g. Feeder – BHEL, 7.5 kW
19. Auxiliary BoilerRating
20. List of Special Instrument ifany
SECTION- X (A)
SHEET
Attachment-4B
SECTION- X (A)
GENERATOR & AUX.
Attachment-4B
DATA SHEETS FOR TURBINE & AUXILIARIES
1. Turbine
Make : BHEL:
Model 600 MW
Type : Sub Critical , Single Reheat
Turbine Speed (RPM) : 3000
2. HP & LPBypass
Make BHEL
Capacity: 65 %
3. Steam parameters at rated conditions in operating mode at load of DesignLoad

Turbine VWO 100%TMCR
Load, MW 629.2 600
At inlet to Main Steam Strainer
pressure, kgf/cm2 175 175
temperature, oC 537 537
steam flow, t/h 1946.979 1830.588
HP Turbine Exhaust
pressure, kgf/cm2 71.59 67.67
temperature, oC 393.8 391.4
Before IP stop valves
pressure, kgf/cm2 42.21 40.01
temperature, oC 565 565
Steam flow to reheat, t/h 1640.481 1553.374
Design condenser pressure, 0.103 ata 0.103 ata

3 74000 m3/h 74000 m3/h
Cooling water flow, m /h
Final feed water temperature, oC 295.6 276.8
Turbine Exhaust Temperature
SECTION- X (B)
DATA SHEET FORTURBINE DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 41 of 82
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
4. TurbineExtractions
Extr. Extraction Steam Extraction steam parameter at

Heater
No location flow (t/hr) Abs. Pr. Temp. oC
LP Turbine LP 1 53.8 0.402 0.9871
1.
LP Turbine LP 2 52.84 0.994 118.6
2.
LP Turbine LP 3 67.56 2.6 209.3
3.
IP Turbine Dearator 169.815 7.71 327.7
4.
IP Turbine HP 1 101 19.39 463.5
5.
HP Turbine HP 2 155 43.03 330.9
6.
HP Turbine HP 3 116 65.5 389.3
7.
8.
9.
5. CriticalSpeeds
Rotor section Gen IPT HPT Excitor LPT

Speed (rpm) 3372 3777 1433
6. Combined RotorExpansion
Rotor HPR IPR LPR1 LPR2

Absolute Expansion Later Later Later Later
Relative Expansion Later Later Later Later
7.Main TG
Number of cylinders
a) HP Later
b) IP Later
d) LP Later
Type of turbine cylinders Later
a) Single flow/double flow Later
i) HP Later
ii) IP Later
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
iii) LP
b) Barrel/Horizontally split INNER OUTER
i) HP
ii) IP
iv) LP
c) Number of Shells Later
i) HP Later
ii) IP Later
Number of Stages : Later
a) HP : No of impulse stages Later
No. of reaction stages 14
b) IP : No of impulse stages Later
No. of reaction stages 10
c) LP : No. of impulse stages Later
No. of reaction stages Later
Number of rows and blades integrally shrouded Later
a) HP Later
b) IP Later
c) LP Later
Free Standing Blade Rows Later
8. Main steam and reheat stop & control Main steam Reheat steam
valves
a) No. of :
i) Stop valves Later
ii) Control valves Later
Iii0 Overload Valves
Strainers : Main steam Reheat steam
a) No. of strainers
i) Permanent Later
ii) Temporary Later
b) Mesh size Permanent Later
Temporary Later
c) Strainer element material
d) Strainer body material
I Bearings for turbine and generator
a) Number of journal bearings for turbine Later
b) Number of journal bearings for generator Later
including exciter (if applicable)
c) Total number of journal bearings Later
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
d) No. of thrust/thrust cum journal bearings Later

& their location
e) Type of thrust bearing Later
f) Type of journal bearing Later
g) Material of bearing shell Later
Shaft gland packing Later
a) Type and Material
11 Type of shaft couplings

a) HP/LP Later
b) IP/LP Later
c) LP/LP (if applicable) Later
d) LP/Generator Later
III Turning Gear
a) Type
b) Method of engagement Later
Number and size of External Connections Later Later
a) Main steam Later Later
b) HP outlet for reheating Later Later
c) Hot reheat return Later Later
d) Extraction to deaerator Later Later
e) Extraction to HP heaters Later Later
f) Extraction to LP heaters Later Later
g) Extraction to BFP drive turbine Later Later
LP turbine bursting diaphragms Later Later
a) Number Later
b) Diameter mm Later
c) Diaphragm material Later
e) Internal pressure at which the diaphragm kg/cm2 (abs) Later
is designed to rupture
f) Time taken from the point of loss of sec Later
vacuum and turbine trip to the diaphragm
bursting
9 .Turbine Governing System

Mode of governing Later
Type & Make Later
Dead band of the governor % Later
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
Speed Regulation and its range of adjustability % Later

Method of sensing speed changes Later
Time delay of the system between speed signal Sec Later
and governor valve initiation
For opening through full travel (SV & CV) Sec Later
For closing through full travel (SV & CV) Sec Later
On full load throw-off: Later
Temporary speed rise (TSR) % Later
Permanent speed rise % Later
Time taken to reach steady state Sec Later
Over all response time of the governor from Sec Later
the moment of full load throw off to the
moment of full closing of HP and IP CVs
Range of adjustability of speeder gear % Later
10. Turbine Protection System

Emergency overspeed trip of governor % of rated Later
speed
Low lubricating oil pressure trip kg/cm2 (g) Later
o
High exhaust-hood temperature trip C Later
2
Low initial steam pressure unloading kg/cm (gauge) Later
operation (range, setting)
Low initial steam pressure trip kg/cm2 (g) Later
Low vacuum unloading kg/cm2 (gauge) Later
Operation (range, setting)
Low vacuum trip kg/cm2 (abs) Later
Thrust bearing excessive wear trip +/- mm Later
Pressure relief diaphragm setting kg/cm2 (abs) Later
Quantity of first fill and one year topping Tones Later
requirement of lube oil
Quantity of first fill and one year topping Tones Later
requirement of control oil
11.
a. Margin considered in surface area of Lub oil coolers /Control Fluidcoolers
b. Margin in CEP: ---% margin over highest condensate flow (except HP LP BP opn), ---% margin
over Deaerator Pressure corresponding toabove
c. Margin in Drip Pump: ----% margin over highest drip flow, ----% margin over Deaerator Pressure
corresponding toabove
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
d. Margin in BFP Design Point: ---- % margin over VWOflow;

Emergency Point: ----% of BMCR FW flow
12. CONDENSATESYSTEM
CONDENSER
Make/Type/Number BHEL
No of Pass Later
CW Flow (in Series or Parallel for Dual 74000 m3/hr
Condenser)
Design CW Temperature 33 deg C
Number of cooling tubes, pieces Later
Design cooling water flow (m3 /h) 74000 m3/hr
Maximum permissible pressure Later
Vacuum in the condenser at design 76
temp ,mm Hg (abs)
Howell capacity (working) CuM 73
Storage Capacity in minutes 3 Minutes
between Normal and Low-Low
13. LPHSYSTEM
SHELL TUBE
I/L Temperature O/LTemperature I/LTemperature O/LTemperature

Later Later 46.3 deg C 46.8
LPH-1
Later Later 49.7 Later
LPH 2
Later Later Later Later
LPH 3
Later Later Later Later
LPH 4
14. DEAERATOR
Make : BHEL
Type :
Rated capacity TPH

Design pressure MPa (a)
Working pr MPa (a)
Design temperature 0C
Nozzle pr drop MPa

Safety valve nos/set pr MPa
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
15. FEED WATER STORAGETANK

Make
Model
Effective vol M3
Design pressure MPa (a)
Working pr MPa (a)
Design temperature 0C
Nozzle pr drop MPa

Safety valve nos/set pr MPa
Storage Capacity above Low-Low Level
16. Furnish Make & Model, Number, Head, Flow, Design margin of
a. MDBFP – BHEL, FK4E36, 1 Nos, 2315 mlc head, 1270 m3/h flow,
b. TDBFP - BHEL, FK4E36, 2 Nos, 2315 mlc head, 1270 m3/h flow,
c. Main Oil Pump

d. Lubricating oil pump (AC &DC)
e. Jacking oil pump (AC &DC)
f. Control FluidPump
g. Seal Oil Pump (AC &DC)
h. Primary WaterPump
i. TGECWPump – Flow More, 3 nos per unit, 76 mwc head, 1550 m3/h flow
17. Furnish Make & Model ,KW Rating, insulation class of Motor for above of
Sl. No.16.
BFP MOTOR : BHEL, 12000 kw rating, F insulation class

Attachment-4B
SECTION- X (B)
& AUX.
Attachment-4B
DATA SHEETS FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
A. Electrical Equipment Type & Make :
Table-1
Sl. Packages Type Number Make
No.
1. Generator THDF 115/67 2 BHEL
2. Excitation System ELR 70/90-30/6-20N BHEL
4. Service Transformer Outdoor 6 BHEL
5. HT MOTORS Later Later BHEL
6. ESP Transformers Later Later Later
7. Commercial ABT metering Later Later Later
System
8. Switchgear panels (HT/LT Later Later Later
boards)
9. VFD Later Later Later
Later Later Later
10. Main Plant Emergency DG Later Later Later
Set
11. Other DG sets Later Later Later
12. Main Plant UPS System Later Later Protek
13. Battery banks, 220V DC Later Later HBL NIFE
LEAD ACID, TUBULAR
Main Plant
Switch yard
Others
14. Battery Chargers Later Later Later
15. Others UPS Later Later HiRel
16. Switchyard remote Later Later Siemens
operation
Table-2
Sl. Equipment name Rating Make Nos.

No.
1. Generator Transformers 250 MVA BHEL 6
2. GCB 23.1 kV Areva
3. Stations Transformers 50 MVA (33/44/55) BHEL 2
4. Unit Transformers 50 MVA BHEL 3
5. Unit Aux. Transformers 16 MVA BHEL 2
6. Isolator 420 kV Later Later
7. Circuit Breaker 420 kV Later Later
8. Capacitor Voltage 420 kV Later Later
transformer
9. Current Transformer 24 kV Later Later
10. Wave Trap 2500 amp Alstom Later
11. Lighting Arrester 360 kV Later Later
12. PLCC Later Later Later
SECTION- X (C)
DATA SHEET FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 48 of 82
Attachment-4B
13. SCADA Later Siemens Later

14. EMVT Later Later Later
15. Switchyard Insulator Later Later Later
B. SPECIFICATIONS OF THEGENERATOR
2.1 Rated parameters:

Maximum continuous MVA rating : 741.2 MVA
Maximum continuous MW rating : 600 MW
Rated Terminal Voltage : 21 kV
Rated Stator Current : 19407 Amp
Rated Power Factor : 0.85 lag
Excitation voltage at MCR condition : 413 Volts
Excitation current at MCR condition : 5192 Amps
Rated frequency : 50 Hz
Short-circuit ratio : 0.57
Maximum continuous permissible variation range
Rated Terminal Voltage : +- 5 %
Rated Frequency : +3/-5
Permissible variation of Freq & Voltage : 5 %
No. of Phases : 3
No. of parallel paths per phase : Later
Line terminals brought out : 3 Phase, 3 neutral
Stator winding phase connection : Double Star
Rotor Speed : 3000 rpm
Dynamic Moment of Inertia : Later
Rotor Critical Speeds : 1st rpm = 672, 2nd rpm = 1295, 3rd rpm =
2060
Maximum Torque at stator short circuit : Later
Class of Insulation: Stator/Rotor : F
Details of winding support system : Later
Rotor Later
Mass : Later
Length : Later
Radius : Later
Mass of the wound stator : Later
SECTION- X (C)
Attachment-4B
Type of Excitation system : Discharge Reactor
Field forcing ratio for current and voltage : Later

Field forcing duration : Later
Generator efficiency at
100% load : 98.79
80% load : Later
60% load : Later
40% load : Later
25% load : 98.16
MCR condition :
2.2 Cooling System

1.2.1 Hydrogen Gas System
Rated Hydrogen pressure : 5 Bar
Rated temperature of cold gas : 45 deg C
Minimum temperature of cold gas :
H2 purity : 97 % normal operation
O2 content : Later
Relative humidity of cold H2 gas : Later
2.2.2 Stator Water System

Rated Stator Water flow : Later
Rated Stator Water pressure (gauge) : Later
Max Stator Water pressure (gauge) : Later
Rated Stator Water inlet temperature : 38 deg C
Stator Water conductivity at 25 oC : Later
pH at 25 oC : Later
Max permissible copper content : Later
Max permissible oxygen content : Later
2.2.3 Gas Coolers

No of Hydrogen gas Coolers : Later
Cooler Size (l x w x h) : Later
Mass/cooler Later
Rated Hydrogen cooling water pressure (gauge) Later
Cooler inlet : Later

Cooler outlet : Later
SECTION- X (C)
Attachment-4B
Hydrogen cooling water flow at normal load : Later

Rated cooling water inlet temperature : Later
Minimum temperature : Later
2.3 Short Circuit Currents

Subtransient current
on 3 phase short circuit : 9.7 PV
Transient current
Steady state current on 2 phase short-circuit : 2.34 PV
Specified earth fault current and duration : 15 amps, 1.0 s
3 phase short circuit withstand time : 3.0 s
2.4 Permissible Temperatures (oC)

Stator winding (RTD) : 120
Rotorwinding (by resistancemethod) : 105
Stator core (RTD) : 120
DM Water outlet (RTD) : 76
Hot gas in the casing (RTD) : 78
Seal Oil inlet (RTD) : Later
Seal Oil outlet (RTD) : Later
Babbitt of journal bearing liner (RTD) : Later
Babbitt of seal bushes (RTD) : Later
2.5 Oil and Gas System

Lube oil flow/bearing : 21 m3/hr
Lube oil pressure in journal bearings : 0.5 bar
Seal oil flow, for both sides : Later
Seal oil to H2 DP : Later
Minimum and Maximum temperature of oil at the : Later
inlet of bearing and shaft seal
Oil flow rate/bearing for rotor jacking : Later
SECTION- X (C)
Attachment-4B
Oil pressure for jacking : Later

Gas volume of the casing : Later
Number of the water circuits in the gas cooler : Later
Mass of the gas cooler : Later
Hydraulic volume of the gas cooler : Later
C. DATA TO BESUBMITTED
1) Complete single line diagram with ratings of all major equipments.
2) Switchyard single line diagram with ratings.
3) Protection single line diagram for switchyard.
4) Connectivity and LTA for use of evacuation system in place. Furnish copy of
agreement.
5) Whether LTA relinquished(part/complete)
6) Details (if aboveisyes) . ...............................................
7) Metering philosophy as per PPA indicating location of tariffmeters.
8) EHV CABLE (IFAPPLICABLE)
a) Manufacture/make ………………………………….
b) Voltagerating ………………………………….
c) Currentrating ………………………………….
d)Size ………………………………….
9) Substation AutomationSystem
a) Make of theSASsystem ................................................
b) Catalogues ................................................
10) Generator BusDuct

Sl. Technical
Unit Main Run Delta run Tap-off
No. Parameter
1 Make -
2 Reference Standard -
3 Rated Voltage kV 21 21 21
4 Frequency Hz 50 50 50
Rated Continuous 21000 12500 2000
5 Current
A
Rated short time 165.3 kA 274.9kA 266.2kA
6 current
SECTION- X (C)
Attachment-4B
Symmetrical KA for 1 Later Later Later

a) sec kA
b) Momentary KA peak kA Later Later Later
11) Data for GT/ICT/ ST/SUT/ UT/shunt reactors as applicable
GT
a) Manufacturer's name and address : BHEL Bhopal
b) Standard Applicable : IS 2026
c) Rating(MVA) : 250
d) 3 Phase or one phase : Single Phase
e) Voltage ratio : 21/420 kV
f) Vector group: YNd11
g) Type of cooling with (%capacity) : Oil Cooled
h) Impedance data at principal, maximum and minimumtap : 15.0 +- 5 % at Normal Tap, 12.5 – 16.5
% at extreme Tap
i) Tap changing equipment (Make, Type andrange) : OLTC +- 10% in Steps
UT and ST
j) Manufacturer's name and address : BHEL Jhansi
k) Standard Applicable : IS 2026
l) Rating(MVA) : 50
m)3 Phase or one phase : Three Phase
n) Voltage ratio : 21/11.5 kV
o)Vector group: Dyn1
p) Type of cooling with (%capacity) : Oil FIlled
q) Impedance data at principal, maximum and minimumtap : 11.5.0 +- 10 % at Principal Tap, 12.0
+– 10 % at Maximum Voltage, 11.0 +– 10 % at Minimum Voltage
r) Tap changing equipment (Make, Type andrange) : Transition Resistor type
12) Data for DC Systembattery Later
a) Manufacturer's name andaddress
b) Type ofbattery
Attachment-4B
c) Guaranteed AH capacity at Five/Ten hour dischargerate
d) Applicablestandard
13) Data for DC Systemcharger
a) Manufacturer HBL Power Systems Ltd.
b) Charger rated outputcurrent

i) Trickle chargingmode : 220 V, 310 A
ii) Boost chargingmode : 220 V, 310 A
iii) Rated directcurrent : 310 A
iv) Rated directvoltage : 220 V
c) Rated inputvoltage : 415 V
d) ApplicableStandard : IEC 60146 standards
SECTION- X (C)
Attachment-4B
Main Plant OFFSIDE
A.
MAKEUP Water System, CW System and Water Treatment System

Please include: Attached water analysis
1. Raw water analysis/Sea water analysis (as applicable).
2. Please include Clarified water analysis for CW Make-up.
3. Please include DM Water Analysis.
Please include Waste water effluent as well as Treated waste water analysis after ETP, if
any.
What is the COC of Condenser Cooling water being maintained, if close cycle. - 7
Type of Cooling Tower (IDCT/NDCT) & their numbers per unit, if employed.
One IDCT per Unit
Please furnish following detail per Cooling tower:
MAKE, Design range, actual range, design CWT & actual CWT, CT inlet and outlet
Temperature, approach, design DBT, design WBT, cooling water flow, number of cells
including stand-by cells
Paharpur Make
Design Range 10 Deg C
Design CWT 33 Deg C
CT inlet and Outlet 42.5 and 32.5 deg C
Design DBT: 39.55 deg C
Design WBT : 27.5 Deg C
Cooling Water Flow : 75000 CMH
Number of Cells : 26
Number of CW pumps(including Stand-by), type of CW pumps(Concrete volute type or
vertical wet pit type), design capacity & design bowl head, discharge pipe diameter,
common duct diameter for each unit, unit-wise duct length from CW Pump house to
condenser & condenser to cooling tower, duct MOC(MS lined Concrete duct or other
types)
Three Nos CW Pumps Per Unit

Vertical Type
Design Capacity : 27,800 CMH
Design Bowl Head : 30.75 mwc
Discharge Pipe Dia : 2400 mm
Other details for CW piping to be provided later.
Number of intake Make-up water Pumps(including Stand-by), type of CW pumps, design

capacity & design head, discharge pipe diameter, common header diameter, route length
of cross country piping, number of cross country pipes (1x100% or 2x50% of combined
make-up water flow)
Three Nos Intake Pumps

Vertical Type
Design Capacity : 2000 m3/h each
Design Head : 35 mwc
1 x 100 % cross country pipes of length around 12 kms
Discharge Pipe dia : 1200 mm NB
Other details for intake pipeline to be provided later.

Auxiliary Reservoir if any and its size, capacity(m3), Storage(No. of days)
800000 m3 Capacity Reservoir
Attachment-4B
11 days storage
Raw Water Make-up Pump to Pre-treatment & Ash Handling system:
Number of Make-up water Pumps(including Stand-by), design capacity & design head
Three nos Make Up Pumps

Design Capacity : 1850 m3/h
Design Head : 10.5 mwc
Type of disinfectant system like ClO2 /Chlorine/ NaOCl/ Ozone etc.

Chlorination plant and dosing system.
Pre-treatment System:
Capacity, type & number of clarifier : 2 Nos Clariflucolaters having capacity 1750 m3/h
Capacity, type & number of filter : Later
Chemical House if any: Building Size: yes, Building size to be provided later.
Sludge disposal system : Capacity of Sludge sump, number, capacity & head of sludge
disposal pumps : later
De-mineralisation System:
Capacity, type(ion exchange based/UF+RO based) & number of DM stream :
Ion Exchange based dm plant. 2 streams of 83 m3/h design capacity each.
DM Regeneration facility if any: Building/Shed Size : later
Number, Capacity of DM water storage tank, Storage(No. of days) : 2 Nos of capacity 1500
m3 each
Neutralised waste disposal system : Capacity of N-pit, number, capacity & head of N-pit
effluent disposal pumps ; Later
ZLD of FGD system, if any:
Type(Solar/Thermal/Hybrid)
List of major equipment like Evaporator, Crystallizer, Clarifiers, RO etc. Whichever
applicable
NA
SECTION- X (D)
DATA SHEET FOR MAIN PLANT OFFSIDE DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 54 of 82
Attachment-4B
Condensate Polishing Plant system

Number of service vessels including stand-by, capacity of each vessel(m3/hr), Pre-filter if
any & their type(Cartridge/back washable)
Regeneration facilities, if any:
List of major equipment like ARU, CRU, IRU, Mixed resin storage vessels etc. Whichever
applicable
Later
Effluent Treatment Plant:
Detail of various facilities e.g. Waste service water sump (including Oil skimmer), Coal
slurry settling pond, Lamella Clarifiers etc. & their capacity
Plant ZLD achieved or not: Yes or No
If yes, please furnish brief Write-up & schematic.
Later
B. Air Conditioning System

a) Capacity
b) Type
c) Make
d) Areas being catered.
Varying Air Conditioning arrangements are being covered based on the load details
of the areas. The major areas such as Control rooms, offices, DCS Room, Admin
Building etc is satisfactorily provided. The detailed arrangements and list of Air
Conditioning may be provided later.
A. H2 GenerationPlant
a) Type(unipolar/Bipolar) :
b) Capacity 2 x 10 Nm3/hr
B. Instrument & Plant Air System

a) Compressor Type : Rotary Screw Type
b) Compressor Capacity : 54 Nm3/m
C. Fire ProtectionSystem
a) Composite Layout of Hydrant and Spray System – Attached
b) No. of Hydrant and spray pump along with their capacity and head.
Two (2) nos. electric motor driven pump and two (2) no. stand by Diesel engine
driven pump each of capacity 273 m3/hr are provided for the hydrant and spray
system
c) Protection system provided for Control room, CER etc.

d) List of equipments/areas protected by HVW/MVW/Sprinkler system.
Protection of Major Transformers, Clean dirty oil tanks, Oil pumping units, and
burner fronts through HVWS
Cable Galleries, FO Tanks, CHP Conveyors to Junction Towers through MVWS
System
FO Storage tanks are provided with foam system.
G. VentilationSystem
Attachment-4B
a) Type & areas covered.
Evaporative cooling for TG Building and Mechanical Ventilation for other
areas.
H. Fuel OilSystem
a. HFO Pump : 3 Nos

b. LDO Pump : 2 Nos 264 lpm each
c. HFO Tank : 2 Nos 2000 m3
d. LDO Tank : 1 Nos 500 m3
SECTION- X (D)
DATA SHEET FOR MAIN PLANT OFFSIDE DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 55 of 82
Attachment-4B
Datasheet for Railway Siding/MGR
1. Coal Linkage for theproject. NA

2. Serving(Railwaystation)androutelengthfromservingstationtoPlantboundaryfor
RailwaySiding/routelengthfromthecoalloadingpointtoplantboundaryforMGR. NA
3. Total track length from serving station to inside plant rail yard for Railway Siding /
Total track length from coal loading point to inplant rail yard for MGRsystem. NA
4. Nos., details and conditions of Locos for Railway Siding/MGRsystem. NA
5. Nos., details and conditions of Wagons for MGRsystem. NA
6. Railway operation is under EOL scheme or Not for Railway SidingSystem. NA
7. Details of facilities:-
Description Envisaged Constructed Under Construction (% Completed)/

Present condition
No. of Track Hoppers NA NA NA
No. of Wagon Tipplers NA NA NA
Details of weigh Bridges NA NA NA
8. Status of Documents:-
Description Documents Document Whether Hard or

already approved pending approval Soft copyhanded
by railways from railways over toNTPC
Feasibility Report NA NA NA
Land plan and Land acquisition NA NA NA

details of railway Siding area
DPR NA NA NA
ESP (Engineering Scale Plan) NA NA NA
Bridge Drawings NA NA NA
SIP (Signal Interlocking Plan) NA NA NA
As Built Drawing from serving NA NA NA

station/Coal Loading point to
Inplant yard.
SECTION- X (E)
DATA SHEET FOR MGR DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 56 of 82
Attachment-4B
9. Details of RailFacilities:-
Description Envisaged/ Type Constructed/ Under

Commissioned Construction (%
Completed)/
Present condition
Ash Silo Line NA NA NA
Fuel oil Line NA NA NA
S&T System NA NA NA
OHE system NA NA NA
10. Details of Major and Minor Bridges:-
Description Nos. of Bridges Constructed Under

Construction (%
Completed)/
Present condition
i.) Major bridges NA NA NA
ROBs NA NA NA
RUBs NA NA NA
RORs NA NA NA
Via-Duct NA NA NA
ii.) Minor Bridges NA NA NA
11. Buildings and Services:-
SECTION- X (E)
Attachment-4B
Description Envisaged Constructed Under

Construction (%
Completed)/
Present condition
Loco shed NA NA NA
Panel cabins NA NA NA
Running Rooms & NA NA NA

TXR Office
Local area yard NA NA NA
Electrification
SECTION- X (E)
Attachment-4B
TECHNICAL DATA
COAL HANDLINGEQUIPMENT
1.0 Broad Details of Coal HandlingSystem

a. Source of Coal : Domestic /Imported : Domestic
b. LinkedMines : No
c. Mode ofTransportation
 MGR
 MGR within Plant Boundary inmeter
 MGR outside Plant Boundary inmeter
 Total Track Length inmeter
 Railway Network
 RoadNetwork
 Belt Conveyor/PipeConveyor
Through Road network based on available mines
d. Nearest RailwayStation : Talcher

e. Railway Station distance fromPlant : 35 kms
a. Enclose Railway Siding DPR, Engineering Scale Plan, Signal Interlockplan : NA
3.0 BELT CONVEYOR SYSTEM

MAKE SUPPLIER : Techpro systems ltd
No of Stream : 2 streams
ConveyorCapacity, MTPH Unloading&Stacking Bunkering
a) Rated(Guaranteed) 1200 TPH 1200 TPH
b) Design Later
Belt width, mm Later
Belt speed, m/sec Conveyor belting 3 m/s
Belt Rating
- Nylon –Nylon – M/24 Grade with minimum 3 no poly and 5/3 mm cover
- SteelCord
4.0 COAL CRUSHERS

Numbers & Type 2 nos. Ring Granulator
Name of Manufacturer : Pennsylvania Crusher

Guaranteed capacity, MTPH : Design Margin : 1200 TPH Rated
SECTION- X (F)
DATA SHEET FOR CHP DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 59 of 82
Attachment-4B
5.0 VIBRATING SCREENING FEEDERS / VIBRATINGFEEDER
Numbers & Type : 2 Nos
Name of Manufacturer : Thyssen krupp Industries
Guaranteed capacity, MTPH : 600 TPH

Design Margin
Equipment Redundancy :
Drive Motors
a) Motor name plate rating, KW at 50

deg.CAmbient : 45 kW
Design Margin
Equipment Redundancy
6.0 TRAVELLING TRIPPERS / PLOUGHFEEDER
Name of Manufacturer Travel Motors : FLsmidth
a) Nos.provided : 2 Nos
b) ConveyorAngle : 14 deg
b) Motor rating,KW
at 50 deg.C Ambient : 1.5 kW
7.0 BELT WEIGHINGSCALES Conveyors Boom Conveyor
Name of Manufacturer &Model Later
Measuring capacity
a) Max.MTPH
b) Min. MTPH
Later Location
Accuracy (%)
a) At maximumload
b) At minimumload Later
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
RateIndicators provided Yes/No
Totaliser
a) Provided Yes/No
b) Location
8.0 IN-LINE MAGNETIC SEPARATORS & SUSPENDEDMAGNETS
Name of Manufacturer & Model : Electro Zavod Pvt Ltd
Location : conveyor 3A/B and 8A/B
a) Mounting height, mm : 500 mm
b) Strength in gauss at
mountingheight:
1000 Gauss
Magnet
a) Type
b) Material of magnet : core: CRGO/Carbon Steel

c) Material ofcoil : Aluminum/ Copper
d) Class ofinsulation : Later
e) KW rating at 50 deg.C : Ambient : 15.1 kW (cold),

11.7 kW(Hot)
9.0 COAL SAMPLING UNIT
a) Name of Coal sampler

Supplier/manufacturer
b) Coal samplerparameters
- Lump size of coal: 250 mm
- Suitable for beltwidth : 1600 mm
- Belt capacity(TPH): 1200 TPH
a) Location : later
b) Make : later
c) ModelNo. : later
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
10.0 ELEVATORS
Location of Installation
: later
Salient Particulars
i) Load Carrying Capacity(kg)
ii) Location
iii) Type ofelevator
11.0 DUST CONTROL & MISC. SYSTEMS
Plain Water Dust Coal Track WT

Suppression System stockyard Hopper
Provided (Yes/No)
Dry Fog System provided for Transfer

Point Yes/No
12.0 METALDETECTORS PROVIDED Yes/No
13.0 VENTILATIONSYSTEM
Type of Ventilation System provided : later
a) MCCRoom
b) Under GroundStructures
c) Over GroundStructures
14.0 AirConditioningSystem Main SR SR WT

ControlMachine MachineControl
Room OperatorMCC Room
Cabin Room
Type of Air Conditioning

System Provided : later
15.0 STACKER-CUM-RECLAIMER
Name of
Supplier/ manufacturer & Type : Bucket Wheel Stacker Reclaimer
Stacking capacity, MTPH
a) Guaranteed : 1200 TPH
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
b) Design; Later
Reclaiming capacity, MTPH
a) Guaranteed : 1600 TPH
b) Peak : Later
c) Boom length,m : 41.5 m
16.0 Stockpileconfiguration
a) Height of stock piles,m : 10 m
b) Width of stockpile base on either side of

yard conveyor,m : 45 m
c) Length of stockpile,m : 425 m

:
d) Storage capacity of each stockpile,MT : 5 Days approx
17.0 Maximum safe wind velocity,KMPH
a) Under operatingcondition : later
b) Under non operating

condition : later
18.0 Rail Track
Rail clamps
– Type later
19.0 TravelMechanism
Travel speed, m/min : 0 to 20 m/min
a) Maximumspeed
b) Minimumspeed
c) Control forcontinuous
variation inspeedprovided Yes/No
20.0 TravelCarriage
a) Type ofEqualizing : later
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
Arrangement
b) No. ofwheels later
– Driven
– Non-driven
c) Type ofwheels
(doubleflanged?) Yes/No
d) Drivearrangement: later
e) Brakes
– Type: later
21.0 Bucketwheel
Diameter of bucket wheel, mm : 8000mm
Bucket Details
a) Number ofbuckets - 9
b) Bucket wheel speed,RPM : 5.56
c) Water fill Capacity of each bucket,

(excluding ring volume),litres :
later
d) Total volume of ring for

complete bucket
wheel,litres: later
e) Peak reclaim capacity

MTPH
(Bucket wheel speed x
Number of Bucket x
Density of Coal x (80%
Bucket Capacity + 50%
Effective ring vol. of each
Bucket) x 60
---------------------------------
1000
f) Bucketreplaceable? Yes/No
Bucket wheel drive
a) Bucket wheel speed,rpm : 1500 rpm
b) Drive arrangementtype : Hydraulic
Method of lubrication arrangement

provided for Bucket wheel
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
22.0 Boom Conveyor -Data
22.1 BoomLuffing
a) Angle of inclination,deg. : +5/9 deg
i) Abovehorizontal
ii) Belowhorizontal
b) No. of luffingcylinders : 2
23.0 SlewingMechanism
Maximum slew angle, deg. 105 Deg
Control for continuous

variation inspeedprovided Yes/No
Slew Drive : later
a) Type
b) No. of drivepinions
c) Brakes
– Type
Slew bearing type : later
Type of lubrication arrangement

provided for slew drive
24.0 Tripper
Walkways with hand railings : later
a) Provided onbothsides? Yes/No
Maximum angle of inclination, deg.: later
25.0 Self-lubricating bearings
Whether provided at all

angular movement points
(hingepoints)? Yes/No
Cables & Cable Reeling Drums : later
Location of CRDs with respect

to Rail Tracks (inside/outside)
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
----------------------------------------------------
26.0 DriveMotors Long Slew Bucket Boom Boom
Travel Drive wheel Conv. Hoist
Drive Drive Drive Drive
-----------------------------------------------------
Tentative motor rating,

KW at 50 deg.C Ambient
27.0 MAKES OF EQUIPMENT
Brakes & clamps
EOT &HOT – Hoists
Belting
28.0 Couplings
- FluidCoupling : roller Sheen
- FlexibleCoupling
- ScoopCoupling : belt Conveyor
29.0 Gear Box: later
ILMS / Magnets : later

Metal Detectors: later
Coal Sampling System
Elevator
Stacker – Reclaimer
Pumps – DS/SW/CW/PW/Sump
Fans
Package Air Conditioner
Travelling Tripper
30.0 WAGON TIPPLER : NA
Name of Manufacturer
Type
Hopper Capacity
Type of drive
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
Drive Rating
Experience & Details Plant 1 Plant 2
(i) Details of Installation

(address & yearof
Commissioning)
(ii) Quantity &Capacity
(iii) Parameters
- belt width,
- belt capacity (TPH)
(iv) Certificate fromclient Yes/No Yes/No

Enclosed
31.0 SIDE ARM CHARGER : NA
Range of travel
Type of drive
Pulling effort
Haulage capacity
32.0 APRON FEEDER : NA
Length of apron feeder
Width of pan
Drive KW
Material of Construction
i) Chainlink
ii) Apronpan
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
iii) Rollers
33.0 TRACK HOPPER : NA
Length of track hopper
Hopper Capacity
34.0 COAL HANDLING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS
MOTORS
(To be filled inforeach type &rating):
Manufacture & countryoforigin Crusher Motor- Crompton Greaves – 2111704/01
Equipment 1100 kW
(a) Motor type (Squirrel cage/slipring/DCetc.) .............................. ............................
(b) Typeof duty .............................. S1

Application standardtowhich .............................. ............................
motor confirms
Stator winding insulation
(a) Class&Type .............................. F class
35.0 LT SWITCHGEAR
SWITCHGEAR &MCC
a) General
i) Manufacturer's Name&country... : Later.............................................
ii) Typedesignation . ..................................................
b) Rated voltage ...................................................
e) Degree ofprotection
i) Breaker /MCCcubicles ..........................................
ii) Busbarchamber ...............................................
f) Shrouding arrangementincable Yes/No

provided or not
SECTION- X (F)
Attachment-4B
ASH HANDLING SYSTEM
1.0 GENERAL
I) Bottom Ash HopperCapacity : 40 TPH

II) No of Hours ofStorage : 6
iii) Bottom AshHandling : water Impounded Triple V Type
System :
iv) Fly ashHandlingsystem :
(a) FlyashConveying : Dense Phase Pneumatic Conveying
(b) Fly ash Transportation: 4 Nos of fly ash silos of 1500 T each
(c) HCSDSystem :
(Specify if Combined HCSDSystem)
1.1 Ash handling capacity of the System(Tonnes/hr)
i) Bottom Ash(Guaran-
teed) : 40 TPH
ii) FlyAsh(Guaranteed) : 300 m3/hr
(a) Flyash : Later

Conveying
(b) Fly ash Transportation:
(c) HCSDSystem : Later
1.2 Percent of ash (W/W) in ash slurry at
i) Combined BA&ECO Ash Slurry Sump: Later
ii) HCSD Pump outlet : Norm 65 % w/w
2.0
HIGH CONCENTRATION SLURRY DISPOSAL SYSTEM

High concentration slurry disposal pump
a) Manufacturer : Weir Minerals
b) Type of pump :Diaphragm Pumps
SECTION- X (G)
DATA SHEET FOR AHP DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 69 of 82
Attachment-4B
c) No. of pump stream

: 3 for 2 units
: ZMP 800
d) Model
e) Operating range of pump : Later
f) Maximum allowable pulsation in : Later

discharge pressure
g) Rated capacity of pump : Max 600 kPa
h) Rated Head of pump : 212 kPa
i) Range of slurry concentration to be : Norm 65 % w/w

handled by pump
j) Type of suction (whether suction : Later

lift/flooded suction)
k) Rated head at specified rated capacity : Later

(MWL)
l) Rated speed (rpm) : Later
m) Shut off head (MWL) : Later
n) Design of pump conform to : Later

code/standard no.
o) Pump input power at rated capacity : 284 kW

and rated head, kw
p) Pump efficiency at rated capacity : 93 %

point
SECTION- X (G)
DATA SHEET FOR AHP DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 70 of 82
Attachment-4B
Control & Instrumentation System
Technical data/Datasheets for C&I

Sl. No. AREA Technical data/Information
1 HMI/DCS 1. Make /Model of DCS /PLC Ma ke Da
in /M od el
te Whether control
of system is in
Co warranty or not?
m
mis
sio
nin
g
a. SG Max DNA Later Later
b. TG MaxDNA Later Later
c. Main Plant BOP NA Later Later
d. CHP Honeywell ML200 Later Later

R ver 3.64
e. AHP Honeywell ML Later Later
200R ver3.64
f. DM Plant GE FANUC , PAC Later Later
System, RX3i
g. PT Plant NA Later Later
h. CW Later Later Later
i. CT Later Later Later
j. AC Ventilation Later Later Later
k. Fire protection Allen Bradley, Later Later

Micrologics 1400
l. SCR/De Nox NA Later Later
m.FGD NA Later Later
n. H2 generationplant Siemens CPU Later Later

313C-2DP
o. Misc/Others Later Later Later
2. HMI (Qty/unit) Ma ke DCS a. Whether

/M od el
under LVS/OWS/netw
which ork switch is in
LVS/OWS working or not
has been
supplied
along
with
supplied
quantity
Attachment-4B
(i.e. running
condition)
b. Whether
LVS/OWS/netw
ork switch is in
warranty or not?
SECTION- X (H)
DATA SHEET FOR C & I DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 71 of 82
Attachment-4B
a. No. of LVS Later
b. No. of OWS Later
c. No. of network switches Later
d. Any ERP /PI system YES/NO

provided & whether DCS data is
interfaced.
e. OPC server licenses YES/NO

available for interfacing with
third party systems (Eg. PI etc)
f. Details of Master Clock Later
system
g. Any performance calculation/ YES/NO
optimization package provided Make/Model
h. Any remote diagnostics YES/NO
system of DCS. If yes, which Make/Model
systems.
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
Technical data Remark
1. Redundant MFT Later

controllers (2 channel/3
Channel)
MFT/SG
2. INTEGRAL/S
2. Failsafe voting/De- Later
G BOP
energise to trip voting
3. Redundant AI/DI Later
availability for each MFT
channel (Triple Redundant
AI/DI availability
for each MFT channel) Later
4. Time stamping in soft if it YES/NO

available in the DCS
5. MFT First out availability YES/NO
6. MFT relays-SIL
relays/NON Sil relays
7. Compliance to NFPA 85 or YES/NO
other equivalent standard.If
yes, mentionstandard.
8. Independent power YES/NO
supply of each MFT
controller
9. Separate cables for 2V3 YES/NO
signals are considered
10. Percentage spares in Later
common marshalling
11. Proper Seggregation of Later
Relays in Relay Panel and
space for future spares.
12. Automatic plant start up YES/NO
feature availability in DCS
13. LVS / Group alarm YES/NO
availability
14. Implementation YES/NO
philosophy of SOE
15) Redundancy level of YES/NO
instrumentation for critical
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
HT drives protection cases Later

like bearing, winding RTDs.
TG Technical data Remark
3. Integral/TG
BOP
1) For TG BOP, whether for YES/NO
redundant drives stream
wise redundancy is
maintained in Functional
grouping.
2) Whether marshalling is YES/NO
used in control system
1. Control
3)Whether control system Later
sysytem
for governing and
protection of turbine and
BFP turbine is same as the
plant control system. Incase
they are different type,
interface with othercontrol
system is to be
confirmed. Also whether Later
HMI is common or different
for the control systems
(Unified HMI).
4)SIL level of protection Later

system
5)Whether the protection Later
philosophy is failsafe
oriented or availability
oriented for
§ Turbine/BFP turbine
§ Main plant auxiliaries like
BFP, CEP etc.
6) Signal exchange: Extent of Later
hardwired signal exchange
between control systems:
whether used only for
protection/critical control or
otherwise
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
Whether backup of only Later

critical drives is provided or
2. Backup
more extensive backup. Are
philosophy:
digital indicators on backup
provided.
1) Redundancy level of Later
instrumentation for critical
HT drives protection cases
like bearing RTDs, limit
switches in suction valves of
HT drives like BFP, CEP etc.
2) Usage of switches/in lieu Later
of transmitters may be
checked especially for
turbine integral control
system
3) Usage of Later
profibus/foundation
fieldbus for instrumentation
may be checked especially
for generator slot and core
3. temperature acquisition.
Instrument 4) Direct wiring of TEs Later
ation: without TTs especially for
turbine integral control
system
5) TSI: Details like quantity, Later
probe type, make of probes.
6) Speed measurement: Later
§ Details like quantity, Later

probe type, make of probes.
§ Whether the probes used Later
for protection and
governing are separate or
same.
7) Load measurement: Later
Details like quantity,
redundancy, make of load
transducers.
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
8) Protection (Trip) Later

Solenoids: Details like make,
redundancy, power supply
rating.
9) Special relay based Later

systems/PLCs: In case
special relay based control
systems/PLCs are existing at
site (e.g. for Vacuum pump,
COLTCS, Generator
auxiliaries) then interface of
the same with main control
system to be confirmed.
1) JB type (e.g. CRCA/FRP Later
etc.) for TG integral area.
Also whether large JBs (e.g.
256 ways, 512 ways etc) are
used in TG.
2) For JB, whether mixing of Later
4.
TSI measurements and
PCP/JBs/LIE
other normal process
LIRs/
measurements like
Cabling:
pressure, temperature etc.
are allowed in the same JB
3) Type of cables used Later
especially whether non-
standard types like 6 pair
etc. are used.
4 Special Instruments Make/model Date of Quantity/ a)
Commissioning unit Whether
system/
equipme
nt is in
service
or not
(i.e.
running
conditio
n)
b)
Whether
system/
equipme
nt is in
warrant
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
y or
not?
i) Turbine Supervisory System Later Later Later Later
ii) Turbine Governing system Later Later Later Later

(Electro-Hydraulic with
Hydrulic backup/ only Electro-
Hydraulic)
iii) Overspeed protection Later Later Later Later

system ( Purely
electronic/electronic with
mechanical backup)
iv) Turbine speed probes and Later Later Later Later

acquisition system
v) Turbine load measurement Later Later Later Later

transducer and measurement
system
vi) Turbine stress evaluator Later Later Later Later
vii) Steam Water and Analysis Later Later Later Later

System
viii) Control valves and Later Later Later Later

actuator (in each process area)
ix) LIE/LIR
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
x) Acoustic steam leak Later Later Later Later

detection system
xi) Coal bunker level Later Later Later Later

monitoring system
xii) Vibration Later Later Later Later
monitoring/analysis system
(VMS)
xiii) Plant CCTV Later Later Later Later
xiv) PA system Later Later Later Later
xv) Unit control desk (Mosaic Later Later Later Later
items/ Back up Panel)
xvi) Flame Monitoring System Later Later Later Later
xvii) Furnace and Flame Later Later Later Later

Viewing System
xviii) Coal-Feeder Control & Later Later Later Later

Instrumentation
xix) Electronic Remote Drum Later Later Later Later
Level monitoring system
xx) Furnace temperature Later Later Later Later

probes
xxi) Instrumentation cable Later Later Later Later

Control cable
xxii) EQMS Later Later Later Later

xxiii) CEMS Later Later Later Later
xxiv) AAQMS Later Later Later Later
Instrumentation (in each Make/model Date of a) Number

process area) for process Commissioning of
Instrumen
parameters t in
healthy
5 condition
and in
service
Quantity/uni (i.e.
t running
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
condition)
b)
Whether
instrumen
t is in
warranty
or not?
a) Pressure Later Later Later Later
b) Temperature Later Later Later Later
c) Level Later Later Later Later
d) Flow Later Later Later Later

e) Differential pressure Later Later Later Later
f) Flue gas analysers (O2, CO, Later Later Later Later
SPM)
Power supply Make/Model/R Date of DCS along
ating/ Commissionin with its
Configuration g power Whether
supply system/
6 type (24V equipm
DC/230V ent is in
AC warrant
UPS) to be y or
indicated not?
1) Electrical Power Supply
Systems: 24V DC charger
2) Electrical Power Supply PROTEK, Keltron Later Later Later
Systems - 230V UPS
7 Documents to be furnsihed by the proposer

1) DCS/PLC configuration diagram along with BOM for each process plant.
2) Station LAN configuration diagram
3) Instrument schedule for for each process plant.
4) Available spares list for each process plant.
5) Control Logics for permissive, interlock and protection of each process area
6) Whether any C&I maintenance contract in existence. If yes, details.
SECTION- X (H)
Attachment-4B
DATASHEET of Civil Works LATER
1) Designphilosophyadoptedforallthepowerplantstructures/buildings/facilities.
2) Seismic&winddesigncriteriaadoptedforallthestructures/buildings/facilities.
3) Geotechnicaldata&GeotechnicalInvestigationreportfortheentireplantareaincluding ash
dyke area and ash pipe corridor. Report of ground improvement/ soil stabilization
methodologies adopted, ifany.
4) Location map of the plant including all nearby places including railway station, national
highways &airport.
5) Land area & General Layout plan of the plant area including ash dyke and ash pipe line
corridor.
6) Layout drawings for roads, drains, sewerage system for the entire plantarea.
7) PresentFinishedGroundLevel(FGL)fortheentireplantarea.Topographicalsurveydata for
entire plant area before site levelling with contours including ash dyke and ash pipe line
corridor. Present topographical map of the entire plant area and surrounding area.
FinishedFloorlevel(FFL)forallthestructures/buildings/facilities.HighFloodLevel(HFL) of
thesite.
8) Hydrological area drainage report for the entire plant area including surrounding area
covering ash disposalarea.
9) Construction drawings and design documents including software models for all the
foundations/ undergroundstructures.
10) Construction drawings and design documents including software models for all the
machine foundations such as TG, BFPs, Mills, Fans, Crushers etc. Design criteria
document for all these machine foundations. Vibration reading data for all machine
foundations as per datasheet furnished atAnnexure-C1.
11) Pilingarrangementanddrawings,ifused,includingpilecapacityreport, piletestreports etc.

Problems faced during piling, if any. Design changes, ifany.
12) Construction drawings, fabrication drawings, as-built drawings and design documents
including software models for the super-structures of all the power plant structures/
buildings/facilities.
13) Architectural philosophy and architectural drawings of all the power plant structures/
buildings/facilities.
SECTION- X (I)
DATA SHEET FOR CIVIL WORKS DOCUMENT NO.: CS-0011-779-9 Page 80 of 82
Attachment-4B
14) Corrosion protection measures including the painting system adopted for all the power
plant structures/ buildings/facilities.
15) Wind tunnel test report for Chimney. Model test reports of various structures/facilities.
16) Plant waterscheme.
17) Approved design document and as built construction drawings of Ash Dyke. Ash dyke
capacity calculation datasheet.
18) Report / information regarding rectification or incident (if any) happened to ash dyke
during the operation of plant tilldate.
19) Constructionmaterialusedandtheirsources.Constructionmethodologiesadoptedand
name of construction agencies engaged for civilworks.
20) Details of Renovation & Modernization (R&M) works carried out, ifany.
21) Historyofdistressofstructures,NDTtestreports,Repairs&rehabilitationcarriedout,if any.
22) Balance civil works pending, ifany.
23) Clearance from MOEF/ Environmental / Aviation/Defense.
24) Arbitration proceeding documents, ifany.
25) Contract closingdocuments.
SECTION- X (I)
Attachment-4B
DATASHEET FOR FURNISHING VIBRATION READINGS FOR MACHINE FOUNDATIONS
(TO BE FURNISHED FOR EACH MACHINE FOUNDATION SEPARATELY)
VIBRATION MEASUREMENT ON TG, BFPs, Fans, Mills, Crushers
A) VIBRATION READING FOR THE EQUIPMENT FOUNDATIONCONCRETE
EQUIPMENT NAME & MAKE:
GRADE OF CONCRETE OF MACHINE FOUNDATION:
CURRENT VIBRATION AT CONCRETE ADJACENT TO BEARING

BEARING NO/
LOCATION HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL HORIZONTAL AXIAL
TRANSVERSE
Later
B) VIBRATION READING FOR THE EQUIPMENT AT SHAFTLEVEL
EQUIPMENT NAME & MAKE:
CURRENT VIBRATION AT SHAFT NEAR BEARING

BEARING NO/
LOCATION HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL HORIZONTAL AXIAL
TRANSVERSE
Later
Vibration alarm limit for equipment as per equipment manufacturer also to be furnished
SECTION- X (I)
Attachment-4C (PPA/Commercial Details)
Page 1 of 1

IN INDIA BY NTPC
PPA/Commercial Details
1. PPA signed for the Project (Yes/No) Yes
2. If yes, enclose Copies of the PPAs with all the Attached

Beneficiaries/ Discoms/Stakeholders
3. Quantum of power for which PPA has been signed 1130 MW (Gross)
(%/MW of TotalCapacity)
4. Quantum of power for which PPA is yet to beentered 70 MW (Gross)
(in %/MW)
5. Whether exit option is available in the PPA(Yes/No) As per attached PPA
6. Whether assignment option is available in the PPA As per attached PPA

(Yes/No)
7. Basis of PPA (CERC/SERC/CompetitiveBidding) Competitive Bidding
8. If PPA signed through Bidding Route, agreed tariff at Variable for

which power is sold (inRs/Kwh) difference PPARs
9. Enclose Methodology & Tariff Sheet for arriving the Attached PPA
above agreed tariff (in Sl No. 8)
10. Cost of Generation @ actual PLF for the last three As per attached PPA
financial years + current year till 31.10.2017
(i) Fixed Charge(FC) Rs……./Unit
(ii) Variable Charge(VC) Rs……./Unit
(iii) Any othercost Rs……./Unit
(iv) Total Cost of Generation Rs……./Unit
11. Payment security Mechanism is available (Yes/No) Yes
12. If yes, Please give details. Letter of Credit

Attachment-4D (Financial Details)
Page 1 of 1

IN INDIA BY NTPC
Financial Details
1. Audited Capital Cost for the project as on31.03.2017 Rs. …………. Cr
2. Gross Block for the project as on31.03.2017 Rs. …………. Cr
3. Capital Cost for the project as on31.10.2017 Rs. …………. Cr
4. Gross Block for the project as on31.10.2017 Rs. …………. Cr
5. Cumulative Depreciation recovered for the project as on Rs. …………. Cr
31.03.2017
6. Cumulative Depreciation recovered for the project as on Rs. …………. Cr
31.10.2017
7. Capex incurred as on31.10.2017 Rs. …………. Cr
8. List of encumbrances as on31.10.2017
9. Any restrictive covenants in loanagreement
10. Audited financial statements of station and company for
the last three financial years
11. Party wise breakup of capex and operational liabilities
as on each balance sheet date(last three financial
years)
12. Party wise details of capital commitments if any as on
each balance sheet date(last three financial years)
13. Party wise details of contingent liabilities as on each
balance sheet date(last three financial years)
14. Type of charge/mortgage as on 31.03.2017
15. Project Financing
a) Debt/Equity Ratio
b) Source of equity
c) Details of Debt Funding
(i) Whether the loan agreement has beensigned
(ii) Details of Lenders
(iii) Quantum, tenure, interest rate, pre-payment
charges and other specific conditions of loan
agreement
Attachment-4E (Miscellaneous Details)
Page 1 of 1

IN INDIA BY NTPC
Miscellaneous details
1. Land
Parameters Details to be filled up by
Party
i. Total Land envisaged for the project 950 Acres
ii. Land acquired and possessed, free from all 950 Acres
encumbrances
iii. Land under forest area (Yes/No)
106 Acres of Forest
Land
iv. Land Details & disputes if any NO
2. Water
i. Total Water envisaged for the Project 30Cusecs

ii. Water Linkage obtained and its source 30Cusecs
iii. Availability of water at source yes
3. Manpower status for the project
i. Total Manpower on permanent employment 139 Nos

ii. Total Manpower on Contract Basis 850 Nos
4. Legal/R&R/Law & Order issues
i. Details of pending litigations, if any Attached
ii. R&R issues, if any Completed
iii. Law & Order issues, if any Attached
5. CSR commitments & liabilities : Company is incurring the cost inline with the
clearance from MOEF
6. Details of Power Evacuation system 400 kV double circuit
Tranmission line upto Angul Sub
Station
SECTION-III (PARTB)
Stage-II: Price Proposal Form

PROPOSAL FORM
Stage-II (Price) Proposal
Page 2 of 7
PROPOSAL FORM (STAGE-II : PRICE PROPOSAL)
RFP No.: 40083977

Proposal docno.: CS-0011-779-9 Date:......................
Sub: PRICE PROPOSAL FOR ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED

POWER ASSESTS LOCATED IN INDIA BY NTPC
To,
NTPC Limited, Contract Services-I,

6th Floor, Engg. Office Complex, Plot No. A-8A, Sector-24,
Noida-201301.
Gentlemen and/or Ladies,
1.0 In response to NTPC’s Request for Proposals (RFP) no. 40083977 and having
examined the Proposal Document No. CS-0011-779-9, including subsequent
amendments ............................. and clarifications............................., if any (Insert
Numbers), the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, we the undersigned,
hereby submit our Stage-II (Price) Proposal in full conformity with the said
Proposal Documents as sought vide your letter ref. no……..dated……. inviting the
Price Proposal fromus.
2.0 Our Quoted Price for the Project(s) offered by us in Stage-I (Techno-
Commercial) Proposal is Rupees ………………………./MW
(Rupees……………..………………………………./MW) [inwords].
3.0 Attachments to the Proposal form (PriceProposal):
In line with the requirement of the Proposal Documents we enclose herewith the
following Attachments to the Proposal Form:
(a) Attachment 1P : Extension of EMD for a sum of......................

..................................................................................
(Name of currency and amount in words &
figures) valid for a period of 225 days from the
date set for opening of Stage-II (Price) Proposals.
As required, the Attachment-1P (i.e. Extension of
EMD) has been furnished in a separate sealed
envelope.
(b) Attachment 2P : A Power of Attorney duly authorized by a Notary

Public indicating that the person(s) signing the
Proposal have the authority to sign the Proposal
and thus that the Proposal is binding upon us
during the full period of its validity inaccordance
with the ITA Clause 11.
PROPOSAL FORM
Stage-II (Price) Proposal
Page 3 of 7
3.0 We understand that in thePrice quoted by us at para 2.0, if there is any discrepancy
between amounts stated in figures and amounts stated in words, the amount
stated in words shallprevail.
4.0 We agree to abide by this Price Proposal (Stage-II) for a period of 180 days
from the date of opening of Stage-II (Price) Proposal as stipulated in the
Proposal Documents and it shall remain binding upon us and may be
accepted by you at any time before the expiration of that period. Stage-I (Techno-
Commercial) Proposal including this Stage-II (Price) Proposal shall remain valid
and open for acceptance for One Hundred Eighty (180) days from date of
Proposal Opening of this Stage-II (Price)Proposal.
5.0 We understand that you are not bound to accept the lowest or any other
Proposal you mayreceive.
Dated this...........................dayof ............................. 20..................
Thanking you, we remain,

Yours faithfully,
Date: (Signature).......................................
Place: (PrintedName)................................
(Designation)...................................
(Common Seal)...............................
Business Address :
Fax No. :
Phone No. :
Note: Applicants may note that no prescribed proforma has been enclosed for
Attachment 2P(Power of Attorney). For Attachment 2P, Applicants may use their
own proforma for furnishing the required information with the Proposal.
ATTACHMENT-1P
Page 1 of 1
ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSETS
EXTENSION OF EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT
APPLICANT TO FURNISH EXTENSION OF EMD IN LINE

WITH ITA CLAUSE 10.0 AND AS PER FORMAT GIVEN
IN SECTION-III(PART-C)
(EMD IN SEPARATE SEALED ENVELOPE)
EXTENSION OF BID SECURITY

ATTACHMENT-2P
Page 1 of 1
ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER ASSETS
POWER OF ATTORNEY
APPLICANTTO ATTACH THE POWER OF ATTORNEY IN ACCORDANCE WITH

CLAUSE 3.0 (b) OF STAGE-II (PRICE) PROPOSAL FORM
SECTION-III (PARTC)
Forms and Procedures

1. EMD- Bank GuaranteeForm
(To be stamped in accordance with Stamp Act,
if any, of the Country of the issuing Bank)
Bank Guarantee No. ........................
Date..................................................
To:
[NTPC Limited and Address]
Dear Sirs,
In accordance with Request for Proposals under your Proposal Document No.
..............................................,
M/s................................................................................................................................................. having
itsRegistered/HeadOfficeat.......................................................................................(here-in-after
called the 'Applicant') wish to participate in the said Proposal for Acquisition of Operational
Domestic Coal Based Power Assets located in India by NTPC.
As an irrevocable bank guarantee against EarnestMoneyDesposit for an

amountof
............................(*)...........................................valid for...............................................................days
from..................................................(**)........................................required to be submitted by the
Applicant as a condition precedent for participation in the said Proposal which amount is liable
to be forfeited on the happening of any contingencies mentioned in the ProposalDocuments.
We, the ..............................................................................................................[Name & address

of the Bank].........................................................................................................................having our
Head Office at....................................................(#)................................................gurantee and
undertake to pay immediately on demand by NTPC
Limited..................................................................................... the amountof
............................................(*)..........................................without any reservation, protest, demand
and recourse. Any such demand made by NTPC Limited shall be conclusive and binding on us
irrespective of any dispute or difference raised by the Applicant.
This Guarantee shall be irrevocable and shall remain valid upto ............................(@)........... If
any further extension of this guarantee is required, the same shall be extended to such
required period (not exceeding one year) on receiving instructions fromM/s
...................... [Applicant's Name]....................... on whose behalf this guarantee is issued.
In witness where of the Bank, through its authorised officer, has set its hand and
stamp on this..........................................................................day
of...................................20..........at.........
.......................................................
..............
(Signature)
.......................................................
..............
(Name)
.......................................................
..............
(Designation with
Bank Stamp)
Attorney as per
Power of Attorney
No...................................
Date.............................................
.................
NOTE: 1. (*) The amount shall be as specified in the
DetailedRFP.
(**) This shall be the date of opening of Proposals.
(#) Complete mailing address of the Head Office of the Bank to

begiven.
(@) This date shall be forty five (45) days after the last date for
which the Proposal isvalid.
2. The Stamp Paper of appropriate value shall be purchased in the

name of Applicant / Bank issuing theguarantee.
3. While getting the Bank Guarantee issued, Applicants are required to

ensure compliance to the points mentioned in Form 2-Form of Bank
Guarantee Verification Check List enclosed in this Section of Proposal
Documents. Further, Applicants are required to fill up this Form 2 and
enclose the same with the BankGuarantee.
4. The Bank guarantee shall be from a bank as specified in Annexure-2 to

Instructions to Applicants (Section II) of ProposalDocuments.
2. FORM OF BANK GUARANTEE
VERIFICATION CHECK LIST
BANK GUARANTEE VERFICATION CHECKLIST
1. Bank GuaranteeNo.
2. IssuingBank
3. Amount ofBG
4. Nature of BG & No. ofPages
5. Validity ofBG
6. PackageDescription
7. Party & ContractsRef.
8. BankReference
CHECK LIST
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S.No. DetailsofChecks Yes/No
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a) Is the BG on non-judicial stamp paper of
appropriate value, as per StampAct?
b) Whether date, purpose of purchage of
stamp paper and name of the purchaser
are indicated on the back of stamp paper
under the Signature of Stamp vendor (The
date of purchase of stamp paper should be
not later than the date of execution of BG
and the stamp paper should be purchased
either in the name of the executing Bank
or the Applicant on whose behalf the BG
has beenissued.)
c) In case the BGs from Banks abroad,

has the BG been executed on Letter Head
of theBank
d) Has the executing Officer of BG indicated
his name, designation and Power of
Attorney No. / Signing Power No. etc. on
theBG?
e) Is each page of BG duly signed/initiated by
executant and whether stamp of Bank is
affixed thereon? Whether the last page is
signed with full particulars including two
witness under seal of Bank as required in
the prescribedproforma?
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S.No. DetailsofChecks Yes/No
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f) Does theBankGuarantees compare
verbatim with the Proforma prescribed in
the ProposalDocuments?
g) Are the factual details such as Proposal

Document No./ SpecificationNo./ NOA/
LOA/ Contract No., Contract Price,
Percentage of Advance,Amount of BG
andValidity of BG correctly mentioned in
theBG?
h) Whether overwriting / cutting if any on

the BG have been properly authenticated
under signature&seal ofexecutant?
i) Whether the BG has been issued by

a Bank in line with the provisions of
ProposalDocuments?
j) In case BG has been issued by a Bank

other than those specified in Proposal
Document, is the BG confirmed by a Bank
in India acceptable as per Proposal
Documents?
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Date : Signature .......................................................
Place : Printed Name of Authorized Person having

Power ofAttorney...........................................
(Designation) ...................................................
(Common Seal) ............................................
Note : The Applicant is required to fill up this form and enclose along with the Bank Guarantee.
3. FORM FOR VALIDITY EXTENSION OFBANK
GUARANTEE
FORM OF EXTENSION OF BANK GUARANTEE
(On Non-judicial stamp paper of appropriatevalue) :
Ref. No.............................. Dated :......................

@........................................
...........................................
DearSirs,
Sub : Extension of Bank Guarantee No....................................dated........................ for

[indicate value of bank guarantee]............................................................. favouring
yourselves, expiring on.......................................................................... on account of
M/s.....................................................(Name of Applicant)............................. in respect of
Acquisition of Operational Domestic Coal Based Power Assets located in India, Proposal
document no CS-0011-779-9
dated................................................................................................................
(hereinafter called original BankGuarantee).
At the request of M/s...................................................... we ........................................... Bank
having branch office at .......................................... andhaving Head Office at
......................................................... do hereby extend our liability under the above mentioned
Guarantee No................................. dated ........................ for a further period of..................Years/ Months
from ................. to expire on .........................
Except as provided above, all other terms and conditions of the original Bank Guarantee
No.............................. dated.................. shall remain unaltered and binding.
Please treat this as an integral part of the original guarantee to which it would be attached.
................................................
(Signature)
................................................
(Name)
................................................
(Designation with Bank Stamp)
Authorisedvide
Power of Attorney No...........
Date......................................
Dated:
SEAL OF BANK
@ The extension of the Bank Guarantee should be forwarded to the
Unit/Project/Corporate Centre from where the extension has been sought.
4. NON-DISCLOSUREAGREEMENT
NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
Between
-----------------------------------------
And
------------------------------------------
NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
THIS NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) made on this [ ] day of ……. 20….
Between --------------------------, a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956, and
having its Registered Office at --------------------------------- and Corporate Office at -----------------------
-----hereinafter referred to as “Company” (which expression shall unless it be repugnant to the
context or the meaning thereof mean and include its successors and permitted assigns), of the
One Part;
And NTPC Limited, a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956, and having its
Registered Office at NTPC Bhawan, SCOPE Complex, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi -
110003, India, hereinafter referred to as “NTPC” (which expression shall unless it be repugnant to
the context or the meaning thereof mean and include its successors and permitted assigns) of the
Other Part.
The Company and NTPC shall collectively be referred to as the “Parties” and individually as a
“Party”.
WHEREAS:
A. NTPC is interested in evaluating the opportunity to invest in the thermal power project
developed by the Company by way of subscription/ acquisition of the equity stake of the
Company(“Evaluation”).
B. It is anticipated by the Parties that in the course of discussions for the Evaluation, a Party
(“Disclosing Party”) may disclose to the other Party (“Receiving Party”) certain
Confidential Information (definedhereinafter).
C. The Parties are desirous of entering into this Non-Disclosure Agreement which sets out
their mutual confidentiality obligations in respect of the Confidential Information disclosed
to each other in the course of their discussions on theEvaluation.
D. Each Party undertakes to comply with the terms and conditions as contained hereinafter
which shall govern the exchange and handling of the non-disclosure and use of the
ConfidentialInformation.
NOW THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE MUTUAL PROMISES CONTAINED HEREIN,

IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES AS FOLLOWS:
1. Definitions andInterpretations:
1.1 “Affiliates” means, with respect to any Person, a Person that directly or indirectly through
one or more intermediaries, controls, is controlled by or is under common control with, the
Person specified. For the purposes of this definition, “control” (including, with correlative
meanings, the terms “controlled by” and “under common control with”) shall mean the
possession, directly or indirectly, of the power, alone or together with others, to direct or
cause the direction of the Management and policies of such Person, whether through the
ownership of voting securities, by contract, orotherwise.
1.2 “Confidential Information” has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause2.1.
1.3 “Disclosing Party” has the meaning ascribed to it in RecitalB.
1.4 “Government” or “Governmental Instrumentality” shall mean any ministry, department,

political subdivision, instrumentality, agency, provincial or municipal council, authority,
body or entity, corporation or commission under the control of the GOI and any other local
or other authority, agency or statutory body exercising powers conferred byLaws;
1.5 “Laws” means all laws, statutes, enactments, acts of legislature or parliament, ordinances,
rules, bye-laws, regulations, notifications, policies, guidelines, directions, directives,
decision, decrees and orders of any Governmental Instrumentality having the force oflaw.
1.6 “Materials” means the part of any tangible media upon or within which any part of the
Confidential Information is recorded or reproduced in any form and shall include any
storage device which forms a part of computerhardware.
1.7 “Person” includes any natural person, firm, company, Governmental Authority, joint
venture, association, partnership or other entity (whether or not having separate legal
personality).
1.8 “Receiving Party” has the meaning ascribed to it in RecitalB.
1.9 “Representatives” has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 3(a).
2. ConfidentialInformation
2.1 “Confidential Information” means information which is legally owned and possessed by
the Disclosing Party and which ought to be considered as confidential from its nature or
from the circumstances surrounding its disclosure, in whatever form or media, imparted or
disclosed by the Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party, in writing or by any other medium
upon the execution of this Agreement or during the course of the discussions on the
Evaluation. Confidential Information includesinformation:
a) relating to the Disclosing Party’s business, corporate policies, strategies, operations,

finances, employees, plans or opportunities and commercial information including
profitabilityinformationandchartsandtheidentityof,orparticularsabout,the
Disclosing Party, marked identified as confidential, restricted, secret or proprietary at
the time of disclosure during the discussions on the Evaluation;
b) the fact that the discussions referred to herein are taking place, and all notes, extracts,
compilations or Materials or media, which are copies of or derivative works of the
But does not include any information which:
a) is now, or hereafter, through no willful act or failure by the Receiving Party, becomes,
generally known or available to thepublic;
b) is furnished to the Receiving Party on a non-confidential basis by a third party whom
the Receiving Party reasonably believes that the Disclosing party had not obtained it
under an obligation ofconfidentiality.;
c) is an information which the Receiving Party can evidence as having been

independently developed by it without violating this Agreement;or
d) is legally known to the Receiving Party prior to the time of disclosure by the Disclosing
Party.
2.2 Obligation ofConfidentiality
The Receiving Party shall keep the Confidential Information strictly confidential and shall
use it for the purposes of Evaluation and shall not disclose or divulge or provide any
Confidential Information to a third party, in manner whatsoever, without the prior written
consent of the Company. In case the Receiving Party is required to disclose any
Confidential Information in terms of any Law, the Receiving Party shall endeavor to give
the Disclosing Party reasonable notice as may be legally possible prior to such disclosure
to obtain any applicable protective order or equivalent and provide such assistance, as
may be required by the Disclosing Party for the purposes of safeguarding such
Confidential Information and further comply with thesame.
3. Undertakings and Covenants of theParties:
Each Party hereby agrees, undertakes, confirms and covenants with the other that:
a) it shall keep strictly confidential and not use, reveal, provide or transfer to any Person,
directly or indirectly, the Confidential Information or any part thereof, except to such of
its employees, directors, co-investors, debt financing sources, attorneys, accountants,
consultants or representatives (collectively, “Representatives”) strictly on a “need-to-
know” basis for the purpose of Evaluation, and the Receiving Party shall at all times
remain fully responsible for such Representatives’ compliance with thisAgreement;
b) it shall not keep, reproduce, use for any unauthorized purpose or part with possession
of any documents or Material relating to the Confidential Information, save as required
for the purposes of Evaluation, except with the prior written consent of the Disclosing
Party;
c) it shall apply, adopt and enforce appropriate procedures and policies with regard to and
in respect of transmission, publication and disclosure of the Confidential Information, in
order to preserve the confidentiality or propriety of suchinformation;
d) it shall exercise the same care in preventing unauthorised disclosure or use of the
Confidential Information as it would take to protect and safeguard the confidentiality of
its own information of a similarnature;
e) it shall maintain proper records and enforce strict accountability of all Confidential
Information received from the Disclosing Party and whenever required to transmit
publish or disclose or otherwise provide such Confidential Information subject to, and
as may be permitted under, this Agreement, it shall do so with due diligence and shall
convey to the recipient of such information that the same is subject to non disclosure
obligations under this Agreement, so as to put the recipient on notice that the recipient
shall be held accountable in respect of disclosure of such Confidential Information and
that the recipient is expected to maintain confidentiality as if the recipient was a party to
this Agreement and obtain such assurances, agreement and undertaking from the
recipient that it shall return such information upon request by the DisclosingParty;
f) it shall ensure that the Representatives are made aware of the terms and conditions of
this Agreement including without limitation the confidentiality obligations of the
Receiving Party under this Agreement and abide by it at alltimes.
g) Any materials or documents that have been furnished by the Disclosing Party to the
Receiving Party in connection with the relationship will be promptly returned by the
Receiving Party, accompanied by all copies of such documentation or certification of
destruction, within TEN days after the relationship has terminated or on the written
request of theCompany.
4. Term:
Unless otherwise agreed to, expressly in writing by the Parties, the obligations hereunder
shall continue to be in full force and effect in accordance with the terms hereof and shall
terminate on the expiry of earlier of (i) the Parties entering into legally binding
documentation in relation to or pursuant to the Evaluation; and (ii) twelve months for the
date of this Undertaking;..
5. Rights and Remedies of the DisclosingParty:
5.1 On the expiry of the term of this Agreement or upon its termination for any reason
whatsoever or immediately upon the Disclosing Party’s request at any time during the term
hereof, the Receiving Party shall forthwith return to the Disclosing Party all the Material
which are capable of returning to the Disclosing Party, then in the possession of the
Receiving Party which contain any such Confidential Information, and shall forth with take
reasonablestepstoexpungeallConfidentialInformation(andanycopythatmayhave
been made) from any computer, word processor or other device containing the
5.2 In the event of breach of any of the conditions stipulated by this Agreement, the Disclosing
Party shall be at liberty to take necessary steps to prevent the Receiving Party from
disclosing or using such Confidential Information except as authorized herein, including
without limitation, terminate this Agreement by serving 30 (thirty) days prior notice, in
writing.
5.3 The Receiving Party acknowledges and undertakes that unauthorised disclosure or use of
the Confidential Information by it shall cause irreparable damage to the Disclosing Party in
such a way that the Disclosing Party cannot be adequately compensated in damages in an
action at law. Accordingly, if any dispute arises concerning the disclosure or use of any
Confidential Information by the Receiving Party, the Disclosing Party may seek injunctive
relief restraining the un-authorised disclosure or use of the Confidential Information by the
Receiving Party or specific performance of this Agreement. The above remedy will be in
addition to any other legal or equitable remedy otherwise available to the DisclosingParty.
6. Compliance withLaw
Each Party acknowledges that some or all of the Confidential Information provided herein
(in case Disclosing Party is a listed company) is or may be price-sensitive information and
that the use of such information may be regulated or prohibited by Law and each Party
undertakes not to use, directly or indirectly, any Confidential Information in contravention
of any Law. On acquiring any Confidential Information, each Party shall comply with all
Laws, and shall indemnify and hold the other Party harmless against any consequences
arising from any violation by such Party or its Representatives of suchLaws.
7. EntireAgreement:
The terms and conditions herein constitute the entire agreement and understanding of the
Parties on the subject matter of this Agreement and shall cancel and supersede all
communications, negotiations, arrangements and agreements, either oral or written,
between the Parties hereto, with respect to the subject matter hereof.
8. Amendments:
No amendment to or modification of this Agreement shall be valid or enforceable unless

reduced to writing and executed by the Parties hereto.
9. Waiver:
The failure to exercise or delay in exercising a right or remedy under this Agreement shall
not constitute a waiver of the right or remedy or a waiver of any other rights or remedies and
no single or partial exercise of any right or remedy under this Agreement shall prevent any
further exercise of the right or remedy or the exercise of any other right or remedy.
10. Notice:
10.1 Any notice, demand or other communication required or permitted to be given to either
Party by, or made pursuant to, this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be personally
delivered to such Party, sent by prepaid courier; or sent by facsimile transmission, charges
prepaid, confirmed by prepaid courier to the followingaddress:
To: ----------------------------
Attn: --------------------------
Address: ---------------------------------
Phone: -------------------------------
To: NTPC
Address: NTPC Limited, Core 7, Scope Complex,

Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
10.2 Any Party may from time to time change its address upon serving at least 5 (five) business
days prior written notice to the other Party given in accordance with the provisionshereof.
10.3 Any notice, demand or other communication delivered in accordance with Article (10.1) or
(10.2) above if delivered during the normal business hours of the intended recipient, shall
be deemed to have been received on the day of its delivery, otherwise on the next
business day, and if sent by facsimile shall be deemed to have been received on the date
of its transmission by facsimile provided that in the case of a facsimile the recipient’s
facsimile number appears on the senders transmission report (confirmation copy to be sent
by prepaidcourier).
11. Severability:
Any provision in this Agreement which is held to be illegal or unenforceable, in whole or in

part, under any applicable enactment or rule of law, shall be ineffective to the extent of
such illegality or unenforceability without invalidating the remaining provisions and any
such illegal or unenforceable provision shall be deemed to be restated to reflect as nearly
as possible the original intentions of the Parties in accordance with the applicablelaw.
12. GoverningLaw:
This Agreement shall be governed, construed and interpreted in accordance with the laws
of India.
13. DisputeResolution:
Jurisdiction court of Delhi shall have exclusive jurisdiction on disputes pertaining to this
Agreement.
14. Counterparts:
This Agreement may be executed in 2 (two) counterparts, each of which when executed
and delivered is an original and shall be retained by each Party and taken together shall
constitute and evidence the same Agreement between the Parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have signed these presents, in duplicate, the day and
year first herein above mentioned.
…………………………….
SIGNED and DELIVERED
by the within named
in the presence of
…………………………….
SIGNED and DELIVERED
by NTPC Ltd
in the presence of

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NTPC LIMITED

(A Govt. of India Enterprise)

PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. : CS-0011-779-9

PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. : CS-0011-779-9

Section I – Request for Proposal(RFP)

Section II – Instructions to Applicants(ITA)

Section III – Proposal Forms &Procedures

A Section-III (Part-A): Proposal form and Attachments (Stage-I: Techno-

C Section-III (Part-C): Forms

1. EMD - Bank Guarantee Form

2. Form of Bank Guarantee Verification CheckList

3. Form of Extension of Bank Guarantee

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

from Promoters/Lenders, Authorized Financial Intermediaries of the Power

RFPNo. 40083977 Date:25/11/2017

Proposal Document No.: CS-0011-779-9

Registered Office: NTPC Bhawan, SCOPE Complex, 7, Institutional Area, Lodhi

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

PROMOTERS/LENDERS, AUTHORIZED FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES OF

OFFERING THEIR OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL BASED POWER

Proposal Document No.: CS-0011-779-9

2.0 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL(RFP)

3.0 PURPOSE OF INVITINGRFP

4.0 BROAD CRITERIA FORQUALIFICATION

i. All Units of Station to have achieved COD between 01.04.2014

Proposal Document download From 28/11/2017 to 21/12/2017

ANY PROPOSAL NOT ACCOMPANIED BY AN ACCEPTABLE EMD IN

8.0 A complete set of Proposal Documents may be downloaded by any

9.0 Transfer of Proposal Documents downloaded by one intending Applicant

AGM (Contract Services-I)/ Manager (Contract Services-I),

Registered Office: NTPC Bhawan, SCOPE Complex, 7, Institutional Area,

2.0 Cost of submitting Proposal

3.0 Content of Proposal Documents

Section I – Request for Proposal (RFP)

Section II – Instructions to Applicants (ITA)

Section III –Forms and Procedures (in three parts)

Section III – Part A

Section III – Part B

Section III – Part C

1. EMD - Bank GuaranteeForm

3.1 Clarification on Proposal Documents

PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. CS-0011-779-9 ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL Page 1 of 11

4.0 Amendment to Proposal Documents

5.0 Language of Proposal

6.0 Documents Comprising the Proposal

Two Stage Procedure (Stage I – Techno-Commercial Proposal and Stage II – Price

6.1 Stage-I : Techno-Commercial Proposal

The Techno-Commercial Proposal shall comprise the following two categories of

(a) Attachment 1 : Earnest Money Deposit(EMD)

EMD shall be furnished in accordance with ITA Clause 10.

PROPOSAL DOCUMENT NO. CS-0011-779-9 ACQUISITION OF OPERATIONAL DOMESTIC COAL Page 2 of 11

(b) Attachment 2: Power ofAttorney

6.1.2 Documents to be submitted online through e tender mode:

The Proposal Form (Techno-Commercial Proposal) as per Section-III, Part-A duly

(a) Attachment 3: Broad QualificationCriteria

Applicants shall furnish documentary evidence in Attachment – 3 to its Proposal

(b) Attachment 4 : Techno-Commercial Details of OfferedProjects

(i) Attachment 4A: Coaldetails

(ii) Attachment 4B: Technical Information andData

(iii) Attachment 4C: PPA/Commercialdetails

(iv) Attachment 4D: Financial details

(v) Attachment 4E: Miscellaneousdetails