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Specification 12.01

12.01 - GENERAL ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION

04/04/15 1

06/04/12 0 ISSUED FOR

APPROVAL

DATE REV. DESCRIPTION PREPARED BY CHECKED BY APPROVED BY

F.OLUWASEGUN M. DUGBOR A. ADEBISI
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 SCOPE

2.0 STANDARDS AND CODES

3.0 ELECTRICAL DESIGN PRACTICES

3.1 General

3.2 Units of Measure

3.3 Materials

3.4 Threaded Connections

3.5 Building Penetrations

4.0 AREA CLASSIFICATIONS

5.0 GROUNDING

6.0 REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Power and Control Module

6.2 Power Generation

6.3 Operating Voltages

6.4 Power Distribution

7.0 MOTOR CONTROLLERS

7.1 Motor Controllers - Single Phase

7.2 Motor Controllers - Three Phase

7.3 Motor Control Circuits

8.0 DC POWER SYSTEMS

8.1 Batteries and Battery Chargers

8.2 Uninterruptible Power Supply System (UPS)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued

9.0 MOTORS AND CONTROLS

9.1 Motors

9.2 Alarm Panels

9.3 Push Buttons and Rotary Switches

9.4 Relays

9.5 Terminals and Wire Terminations

9.6 Manufacturers Drawings

10.0 WIRING METHODS

11.0 CABLE TRAYS

12.0 SPARES AND PROVISIONS FOR FUTURE INSTALLATIONS

13.0 WIRE AND CABLE

13.1 Power and Control Cable

13.2 Instrument Wire and Cable

14.0 LIGHTING

15.0 EMERGENCY LIGHTING

15.1 Illumination Levels

15.2 UPS

15.3 Crane Warning Lights

15.4 Navigation Aid Lights

15.5 Helideck Perimeter Lighting

15.6 Antenna Tower Obstruction Lighting

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - Continued

16.0 INSTRUMENTATION

16.1 Instrument Wiring

16.2 Terminal Strips

16.3 Shields and Drain Wires

16.4 Cable Identification

16.5 Junction Boxes

17.0 DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

18.0 INSPECTION

APPENDIX

I Standards and Codes

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1.0 SCOPE

This specification covers the minimum technical requirements for the

design, procurement, installation and testing of the electrical facilities on
offshore platforms. Approved vendor lists and specific data sheets form a
part of this specification.

1.1 Company Documentation

Company will respond to Contractor documentation approval requests

within two weeks of receipt of information. Company approval in no way
relieves the Contractor of any responsibility for compliance with this
specification.

2.0 STANDARDS AND CODES

Equipment and installations shall be in accordance with the applicable

portions of the most recent issue of the standards and codes issued by
the following associations and approval bodies, except as modified by
other documents:

 American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

 American Petroleum Institute (API)
 American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
 Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
 Factory Mutual Research Corporation (FM)
 Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
 Insulated Cable Engineers Association (ICEA)
 National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)
 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
 Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
 United States Coast Guard (USCG)
 United States Department of Labor - Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA)
 United States Department of the Interior - Minerals Management
Service (MMS)

A list of the applicable standards and codes is provided in Appendix I.

3.0 ELECTRICAL DESIGN PRACTICES

3.1 General

The electrical system shall be designed for continuous and reliable

service, safety of personnel and equipment, ease of maintenance and
operation, mechanical protection of equipment, minimum power losses,

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and addition of future loads. Contractor shall perform load flow, short-
circuit, motor starting, and transient stability studies and submit for
Company review. These studies shall be the basis for Contractor's design
and sizing of the electrical systems, including generators, bus-duct,
switchgear, MCC's, cabling, grounding, and system protection, as
applicable. Studies shall be conducted in accordance with Specification
12.10, Electrical System Calculations.

System protective devices (relays, fuses, breaker trip units, etc.) shall be
selected and coordinated to ensure that the interrupter nearest the point
of short circuit (or high overload) will open first and minimize
disturbances to the rest of the system, and to prevent the
mechanical/electrical ratings of any of the equipment from being
exceeded.

All electrical equipment shall be new and supplied by Company-approved

manufacturers. All equipment and materials shall be adequately
protected from damage, deterioration and the weather during
transportation, storage and construction until acceptance of the facilities
by Company.

All electrical equipment and material shall be listed or certified as being

suitable for its intended use by UL or FM, as well as being labeled as to
service and the certifying or listing agency.

3.2 Units of Measure

All dimensions of all electrical system components and subassemblies

(internal as well as external that interface to other assemblies) shall be in
standard English units. Threaded devices shall utilize standard NPT sizes.
Conductor size designations shall be in American Wire Gauge (AWG) for
sizes up to 4/0 and in circular mils (MCM) for sizes larger than 4/0.

3.3 Materials

Materials exposed to the environment shall be corrosion resistant.

Hardware such as fasteners, screws, bolts, nuts, hinges, handles, etc.,
shall be made of type 316 stainless steel.

Enclosures and terminal boxes for exterior general purpose use, not
required to be explosion proof, shall be NEMA 4X copper-free marine
grade aluminum, UV resistant fiberglass, or 316 stainless steel.
Enclosure penetrations shall be made on bottom or sides only.
Manufacturer provided hubs or penetrations in enclosure tops shall be
plugged and sealed. Exterior enclosures shall be mounted on
316 stainless steel standoffs.

Enclosures and terminal boxes for interior use shall be NEMA 4 sheet
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steel or copper-free marine grade aluminum. Top penetrations shall be
permitted.

Hubs shall be used for all cable and conduit connections to enclosures.
Non-manufacturer supplied hubs shall be Myers-type, copper-free
aluminum, with grounding lug.

All enclosures shall be fitted with Hoffman A-HCI-IOE vapor corrosion

inhibitor, or equal, labeled with the date installed.

All electrical equipment for outdoor installation shall meet the

requirements of NEC Class I, Group D, Division 2 as a minimum, and shall
be rated Class I, Group D, Division 1 as required by API RP 500 and
Company-approved area classification drawings.

3.4 Threaded Connections

All threaded connections on conduit and cable fittings, cable terminators,

junction box covers, cover bolts, etc., shall be coated with Thomas &
Betts Kopr-Shield during initial installation of equipment to minimize
corrosion.

3.5 Building Penetrations

All building penetrations shall be made using MCT frames and sealing
blocks. No penetrations shall be made in the bottom of buildings unless
approved by Company. Exceptions to MCT type penetrations must be
approved by the Company.

4.0 AREA CLASSIFICATIONS

4.1 Areas are classified in accordance with the American Petroleum Institute
Recommended Practice RP 500.

4.2 Buildings housing electrical equipment located in classified areas shall be

purged (ventilated) according to NFPA 496 to declassify the interiors.
Purge air shall be supplied by air ducts with intakes located in
unclassified areas. There shall be an alarm indication in the control room
for loss of purge fan power. Gas detection shall be installed both at the
air intake and inside the building to alarm and then shutdown power on
gas detection.

4.3 Three-phase motors located in unclassified or Class I, Group D, Division 2

areas shall have TEFC enclosures. Motors located in Class I, Group D,
Division 1 areas shall have XP (explosionproof) enclosures. Single-phase
motors located in Class I, Division 1 or 2, Group D areas shall have XP
(explosionproof) enclosures. All single phase motors 1/2 HP and below
shall have explosionproof enclosures, even in unclassified areas.
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4.4 Panel enclosures shall be as follows:

Unclassified areas:

Indoor - NEMA 1
Outdoor - NEMA 4X

Class I, Group D, Division 2 areas:

NEMA 4X (if no enclosed sources of ignition are present)

NEMA 4X with Type Z air purging per NFPA 496 and alarm on
purge loss

NEMA 7

Class I, Group D, Division 1 areas:

NEMA 7, no exceptions

5.0 GROUNDING

5.1 A reliable, solid grounding system shall be provided to ground generator

and transformer neutrals, noncurrent carrying metal parts of all electrical
apparatus, cable shields, armor and sheaths, and steel structures used
for mounting electrical equipment. Grounding busses in all integral
assemblies of switchgear, starters and low voltage control centers shall
be hard wired to platform structural steel. Electrical equipment shall be
individually grounded.

5.2 All grounding conductors shall be soft drawn copper wire, rigidly
supported and protected from mechanical injury. Grounding conductors
shall be bare or covered with green insulation. Green insulation is
required where conductors are exposed to ambient air.

6.0 REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Power and Control Module

All power generation, control and switchgear equipment shall be located

in a power and control module. The module shall include generator room
and switchgear/MCC room(s) as a minimum.

6.2 Power Generator

Primary power shall be generated at the voltage and frequency specified

in the Technical Requirements. Primary and Emergency Systems shall be
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provided as specified in the Technical Requirements. Contractor shall
ensure that all electrical systems and equipment are rated for continuous
use at the voltages and currents expected during fault conditions.
Contractor shall furnish Company with results of applicable electrical
system design reports and studies for review of Contractor's design
assumptions and analysis results.

6.3 Operating Voltages

All rotating equipment 1/2 HP and larger and equipment rated at 15 kVA
and above shall operate at 480 volts, 3-phase, 60 Hz, unless specified
otherwise by Company. Equipment rated less than 15 kVA not operating
at 480 volts shall operate at 208 or 120 volts, 1-phase, 60 Hz.

6.4 Power Distribution

Power distribution shall be by means of switchgear motor control

center(s) and distribution panelboard(s). Motor control center(s) shall
consist of non-automatic circuit breakers, motor control equipment,
feeder breakers and necessary accessories. Distribution equipment shall
be located with power generation equipment in the power and control
module.

7.0 MOTOR CONTROLLERS

7.1 Motor Controllers - Single Phase

Controllers for single phase motors shall be manual motor starters except
in cases where magnetic contractor type starters are required. Short
circuit protection shall be provided by a circuit breaker located in a
receptacle or power panel. Enclosures shall be suitable for the area
classification in which they are installed.

7.2 Motor Controllers - Three Phase

Controllers for three phase motors shall be combination type consisting

of a molded case air circuit breaker and a magnetic contractor. Minimum
contractor size shall be NEMA Size 1.

Each starter shall have three thermal overload relays and a 120 volt AC
control power transformer. Motor controllers for indoor installation shall
be grouped in metal enclosed, free standing, electrically dead front,
NEMA 1A type motor control center with NEMA Class I, Type B wiring. All
NEMA starters size 1 through 4 shall be plug-in type. All NEMA size 5 and
6 starters shall be bolt-in type.

Circuit breakers in combination starters shall have adjustable, magnetic,

type trip units, instantaneous only. Circuit breakers for feeders shall have
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thermal magnetic type trip units.

7.3 Motor Control Circuits

Where electrically operated controllers are used, motors shall be

controlled by either:

a. Start-stop control stations located at the motor, or

b. Automatic devices (such as a level switch) or pressure switch.

A selector switch shall be located each motor controlled by an automatic

device. The switch shall have at least 3 positions: Hand/Off/Auto. All
hand-off-auto switches shall be mounted in a double-gang box with a
manual start button to prevent uncontrolled restart after a shutdown or
power failure. Its momentary contact shall arm the H-O-A circuit. The
hand-off-auto switch shall provide the following operation:

Auto - maintained position in which the motor is started and stopped by

a remote signal.

Off - maintained position in which the motor is stopped and cannot be

restarted either automatically or manually.

Hand - maintained position in which the motor will start and run.

"Start-stop" control stations for motors, where used, shall be arranged

such that an overload or a momentary operation of the stop button stops
the motor, and prevents restart until the overload is reset (if necessary)
and the start button is pressed.

Motor space heaters, where furnished, shall be energized from that

motor's control power circuit, shall be controlled by an auxiliary contact
of the motor controller, and wired in series with a manual disconnect
switch. Heaters shall be automatically deenergized when the motor is
running and energized when the motor is not running.

8.0 DC POWER SYSTEMS

8.1 Batteries and Battery Chargers

Separate battery and battery charger systems shall be supplied to

provide DC power as specified in the Technical Requirements.

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8.2 Uninterruptible Power Supply System (UPS)

Unless specified otherwise, a 208/120 VAC, 60 Hz, three phase UPS

system shall be provided to supply power to the critical loads below in
addition to any identified during Contractor's design development:

 Fire and Gas System

 Emergency Lighting
 Helideck Lights
 Crane Obstruction Lights
 Antenna Tower Obstruction Lights

The UPS shall have a static transfer switch which will automatically
transfer upon loss of normal power supply or equipment failure to
alternate power supply or batteries without any interruption of the power
to the load. The transfer may also be established by a manual bypass
switch.

The UPS shall return to the normal source power supply by manual
activation only.

Since the UPS will not be shut down during a power shutdown from gas
detection, the UPS must be rated to operate in a Class I, Division 2 area.
This requires an overall enclosure that is purged, pressurized, and air-
conditioned (for heat removal). This enclosure shall not hamper access
for maintenance.

The battery backup for the UPS system shall be four hours.

9.0 MOTORS AND CONTROLS

9.1 Motors

In general, motors shall conform to the following:

Horsepower Voltage Frequency Phase

Less than 1/2 120 60 Hz 1

1/2 thru 250 460 60 Hz 3

Motor enclosure type shall conform to the requirements of the area

classification and the conditions listed in Sections 4.3 and 4.4 of this
specification.

All motors 5 HP and larger shall be equipped with space heaters. Leads
for the space heater shall be brought into a separate junction box from
the main junction box, except where composite cables are used. Space
heaters shall conform to the requirements of the area classification.
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Motor lead connection boxes shall be integral with the motor enclosure or
of cast construction. Sheet steel or sheet aluminum connection boxes
are not acceptable.

Motor leads shall be connected using Thomas & Betts color-keyed crimp-
type one- and two-hole lug connectors with Thomas & Betts motor stub
splice boots.
Junction boxes shall be provided at all motor locations for termination of
the cable sheath. Individual cable conductors shall be run in a flexible
conduit jumper to the motor connection box. Flexible conduit shall be
PVC-jacketed sealtite with external coiled ground for Class I, Group D,
Division 2 areas. Flexible conduit shall be PVC-coated Crouse-Hinds ECLK
for Division 1 areas.

Composite motor power and control cables shall be used wherever

practical on motors up to 60 HP. On larger motors separate power and
control cables shall be provided.

9.2 Alarm Panels

Local alarm panels shall be provided as specified by the Technical

Requirements. Alarm panels shall have indicating lights for alarm and
shutdown functions of instruments, bypass switches for testing the
shutdown functions, and reset switches for the shutdown functions.
Alarm panels shall be have enclosures suitable for the area classification
and shall be located near the equipment being monitored or controlled.

9.3 Push Buttons and Rotary Switches

All control push buttons and rotary switches shall be Allen-Bradley with
sealed contact switch blocks.

9.4 Relays

All low current relays shall be Potter & Brumfield KHS, sealed type relays.
All high current relays shall be Allen-Bradley.

9.5 Terminals and Wire Terminations

All terminal blocks shall be screw type, DIN, rail mounted, modular units.

Wires shall be terminated using crimp-type flanged fork connectors, one

wire per termination. Manufacturer supplied jumpers shall be used
where multiple terminations are required.

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9.6 Manufacturer's Drawings

Manufacturer's drawings for major items of electrical equipment shall

include:

Dimensional outline drawings, including as a minimum front and side

elevations and cut-aways to show internal component arrangement.

Floor plans, including anchor bolt locations

Equipment weight and center of gravity

Schematic and wiring diagrams, including electrical ratings and

certification by UL, FM, and CSA.

Bills of material describing components of multi-component equipment

10.0 WIRING METHODS

10.1 Allowable wiring methods include type MC cable and, in special instances
with prior approval by Company, Schedule 40 copper free aluminum
conduit with individual conductors. In general, conduit shall not be
allowed except inside buildings, and its use outside shall be discouraged.

10.2 MC cable shall be provided with a gas/vapor-tight continuous aluminum

sheath with an overall PVC jacket in cable tray as described in API RP 14F.
MC cable terminations not requiring seals shall be provided with Thomas
& Betts Spin-On Series 2 connectors. Where sealed terminations are
required, Series 4 Spin-On X connectors shall be provided. EYS type seal
fittings in conjunction with standard cable terminators shall not be
acceptable.

10.3 Type TC or PLTC cables may be allowed with prior Company approval only
where there is a requirement for a specialized cable not available in a
type MC configuration. This unavailability must be documented by the
approved manufacturer.

10.4 All power and control cables shall have a separate, uninsulated ground
conductor. The cable sheath is not to be used as the primary grounding
conductor.

10.5 Motor power and control conductors may be combined within the same
cable for power conductors up to and including AWG 4. Separate cables
shall be provided for motor power conductors larger than AWG 4, or
motors greater than 60 HP.

10.6 All electrical conductors shall be Class B stranded, soft drawn copper, in
standard AWG or MCM sizes.
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10.7 Color codes used for conductor identification shall comply with the
following:

Power: black
Motor control: stop, red; start, blue; common, yellow;
pilot light, orange
Lighting: Phase A, black; phase B, red; phase
C, blue; neutral, white
Control to PLCs: Input power, black; switch, red; output
switch, orange; neutral, white
Miscellaneous control: Orange, yellow and brown
Equipment ground: Bare or green

10.8 Wiring on packaged units shall be type MC cable supported in ladder type
cable tray or with Kindorf cable support brackets. Conduit is not allowed
unless approved in writing by the Company prior to fabrication, and then
it must be insulated from all dissimilar metal supports by neoprene to
prevent galvanic corrosion.

10.9 General purpose wiring in buildings may be provided in schedule 40 rigid

aluminum or intermediate metal conduit with Company approval. All
connectors, couplings, and fittings shall be threaded, compression or set-
screw connectors shall not be acceptable. Long-radius bends shall be
provided for multicondutor cables and conductors requiring a large bend
radius. Dissimilar metal supports shall be isolated from aluminum
conduit by neoprene and fastening hardware shall incorporate nylon-
capped locking nuts.

10.10 Wiring to and from generator rooms shall be type MC cable or, with prior
Company approval, wire in schedule 40 copper-free rigid aluminum
conduit with insulating neoprene standoffs from all dissimilar metal
supports. Main power feed from generators to switchgear shall be bus
duct unless specified otherwise.

10.11 All cables shall be installed in continuous lengths. No splices are allowed.
Splices in junction boxes shall be acceptable for lighting systems only.

10.12 Individual wire markers shall be installed at all termination points, and
shall be printed heat shrinkable type tubing.

10.13 Cable ties shall be Thomas & Betts type MX ty-raps with 316 SS locking
clips. Substitutions will not be accepted by Company.

10.14 Wiring schedules shall be prepared for all lighting and receptacle panel
boards.

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10.15 Emergency shutdown signals and any wiring that through areas at risk of
exposure to fire in a process upset shall be high-temperature cable per
the Technical Requirements for critical application cables.

11.0 CABLE TRAYS

11.1 Separate cable tray systems shall be provided for power (120-480 VAC)
and instrumentation/communications. All cable trays shall be ladder
type, copper-free aluminum (NEMA Class III, minimum 4" rail depth,
maximum 9" rung spacing, B-Line Series 34) or fiberglass cable trays in
accordance with the Technical Requirements. Contractor shall select one
brand and model of tray which shall be used throughout the project.
Fiberglass cable trays shall have a continuous #2 bare copper bond
conductor the entire length of the tray, bonded to platform structural
steel at all termination points, but at no greater than 50-foot intervals.
11.2 Both sides of metallic cable trays shall be grounded to the supporting
structure by means of green-insulated #2 AWG copper wire at intervals
not exceeding 50 feet. The tray end of bonding and grounding
conductors shall be connected with a burndy split-bolt servit post
connector, and the platform end shall be grounded by a horizontal
cadwelded connector. All tray joints and transitions shall have #6 copper
bonding jumpers provided on both sides.

11.3 Cable tray transitions and terminations shall be made using

manufacturer supplied transitions, tray-to-tray clamps or termination
plates. Field fabricated transitions shall not be accepted. All fasteners,
clips, bolts, nuts, and washers shall be 316 stainless steel. Nuts for
support fasteners shall be nylon-capped locking type.

11.4 Cable tray supports shall be hot dip galvanized steel. Insulating
standoffs such as neoprene shall separate tray from the supports to
minimize galvanic corrosion at fastening points.

11.5 Cables leaving the cable tray system shall be supported using Kindorf
brackets or, with prior Company approval for specific cases, in schedule
40 rigid aluminum conduit. Cables shall not be run in instrument type
channel.

11.6 Cabels larger than 4/0 AWG shall be installed in a single layer with no
cable cross-overs except as required for a specific peel-off.

11.7 Cables shall be individually tie-wrapped to tray rungs at 3-foot intervals,

except on vertical runs where additional tie-wrapping is required to
eliminate cable slippage.

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12.0 SPARES AND PROVISIONS FOR FUTURE INSTALLATIONS

12.1 There shall be a minimum of 20% undesignated spare space provided in

motor control centers. Of this 20%, a minimum of 10% shall be complete
spare combination starter buckets (minimum of 10% but not less than
one of each size and type used) while the remaining 10% shall be spare
spaces.

12.2 Spare penetrations shall be provided in building walls and decks.

Minimum 25% spare space shall be left in MCTs, but filled with blank
blocks.

12.3 Spare space (25% minimum) shall be provided in cable tray and on cable
or conduit supports for future cable installation.

13.0 WIRE AND CABLE

13.1 Power and Control Cable

13.1.1 All power and control conductors shall be stranded copper. Wire and
cable insulation shall be THWN/THHN for 600 volt power and control
cables.

13.1.2 Minimum conductor size for power and lighting, generally, shall be No. 12
AWG, except No. 14 AWG may be used for motor control and for internal
panel and equipment wiring. The size of wire or cable conductors shall in
no case be smaller than the size determined from ampacity tables in the
NEC.

13.1.3 Type MC cable shall be used for all wiring, and shall be installed in cable
trays or on kindorf brackets. Terminations and fittings shall comply with
the requirements of the area classification. Exception to this, such as TC
or PLTC cable, shall only be granted, at Company discretion, for specific
cases of documented manufacturer supply impossibility.

13.1.4 The wiring systems shall be designed to limit the overall voltage drop as
follows:

 Main feeders - 2 percent

 Motor feeders - 3 percent
 Transformer feeders - 3 percent
 Panel board feeders - 1 percent
 Lighting branch feeders - 2 percent
 Receptacle branch feeders - 2 percent

otherwise, the overall voltage drop shall not exceed 5 percent.

13.1.5 Standard assembly details shall be utilized for connections and

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termination of power and control cable where applicable. Separate
details shall be made for Company approval for unusual cases, or where
it is necessary to clarify connections.

13.1.6 Cable and conduit schedules shall be prepared for all power, control
instrument, alarm, communications, signal or other electrical services.
The schedules shall include, as a minimum, the following:

 cable identification
 origin and destination
 conduit size
 cable size
 cable type
 system voltage
 tray or conduit identification
 load in HP/KW
 terminator size

13.2 Instrument Wire and Cable

Wire and cable insulation for 300 volt instrument and control cables shall
be 90oC rated PVC with a polyvinyl chloride inner and outer overall
jacket, with continuous corrugated aluminum armor (Type MC).
Single-pair or triad instrument wire shall be No. 16 AWG minimum,
7-strand tinned copper conductor twisted and shielded with an outer
jacket. Multiple pair or triad instrument wire shall be minimum No. 18
AWG 7-strand tinned copper conductor, each pair twisted, shielded and
numbered with overall shield and outer jacket.

14.0 LIGHTING

14.1 Illumination levels shall be not less that specified in API RP-14F Tables
7.2A and 7.2B, and the Technical Requirements.

14.2 Lighting transformers shall be 480 volt, 3-phase delta to 208/120 volt, 3-
phase grounded Y, dry-type.

14.3 Exterior general area lighting shall be mercury vapor luminaries. Fixtures
shall be 316 stainless steel, Class I, Division 2, stanchion mounted in
accordance with the Technical Requirements.

14.4 Exterior local area lighting fixtures shall be fluorescent type Class I,
Division 2, 120 VAC in accordance with the Technical Requirements.

14.5 Panelboards shall be provided for lighting and receptacle service and
shall be 208/120 volt, 3 phase, 4 wire, solid neutral with main breaker
located in top of panel unless specified otherwise. A permanent circuit
directory shall be provided for each panelboard.
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14.6 Branch circuit breakers for lighting and receptacle service shall generally
be 20 ampere, single phase. Maximum load connected to a 20 amp 120
volt branch circuit shall be 1600 watts. For purposes of panel loading,
the following shall be used:

180 watts per receptacle, 8 receptacles per 20 amp circuit

1000 watts per spare 20 amp circuit

14.7 All receptacles shall be protected by G.F.C.I. type branch circuit breakers
in the lighting panels.

14.8 Lighting equipment shall be installed in such a manner that it will not
obstruct or impair the clearance of passageways for personnel or
equipment, and such that shadows are not cast on valves, controllers,
control panels, etc. Junction boxes shall be provided at all fixtures.
Fixtures shall be connected to primary lighting cables with Type MC cable
of sufficient length so as to not restrict the positioning of the fixture. All
fixtures shall be accessible without working over open water or on
ladders in excess of 12 feet above deck.

14.9 Fixtures for interior lighting in unfinished rooms of buildings shall be

fluorescent type, vapor tight, suitable for use in damp locations. In
finished rooms, fixtures shall be vapor tight when surface mounted, or
commercial grade drop-in when installed in suspended ceilings.

14.10 Circuit breakers at lighting panel boards shall be used for switching of
outdoor lighting.

14.11 120 Volt Receptacles

In buildings, 120 volt receptacles shall be located throughout so that

equipment can be reached with extension cords not over 50 feet in
length. The ground pole of each receptacle shall be solidly and
permanently grounded through a separate ground wire.

14.12 480 Volt Receptacles

Welding receptacles shall be supplied in pairs in maintenance shops from

a 100 ampere, 480 volt circuit. A maximum of two receptacles shall be
connected to one feeder. Feeder cable shall be sized on a demand factor
of 0.5. The fourth pole of each receptacle shall be solidly and
permanently connected to ground through a separate ground wire.

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14.13 Crane Boom Lights

Crane boom lights shall be 400-watt mercury vapor flood lights, mounted
on pivoting yokes to keep the fixture aimed down, including
counterweighting as needed. Lights shall be spaced at maximum 20-foot
intervals.

15.0 EMERGENCY LIGHTING

Emergency lighting shall be in accordance with the Technical

Requirements.

15.1 Illumination Levels

Illumination levels for emergency lighting shall be 1 foot-candle

minimum for all hallways, stairways and egresses from the platform.
Obstructions and all other areas requiring emergency lighting shall be
illuminated to 0.5 foot-candle minimum.

15.2 UPS

A 208/120 volt 3-phase uninterruptible power supply with battery backup

shall supply power to the platform emergency panel, unless specified
otherwise. A minimum of four hours' operating time on battery shall be
provided.

15.3 Crane Warning Lights

Red strobe lights shall be installed at the downwind side of the helideck,
on the crane gantry, and on the end of the crane boom(s). The lights are
to be energized automatically when the crane engine is running. These
lights shall be powered from the UPS.

15.4 Navigation Aid Lights

Interconnecting cables for navigation aids shall be installed around the

platform perimeter instead of in the cable tray system. Cables shall be
supported by Kindorf straps at appropriate intervals and shall be
accessible from the main deck for maintenance.

15.5 Helideck Perimeter Lights

The outline of the helideck shall be established by four amber lamps at

the centers of the sides and four blue lamps at the extreme corners of
the helideck. Fixtures shall be 120 V incandescent Paul-Luhn EP with
globe guards extending just above the safety netting. Bulbs shall be
hard-service 130 volt 53 watt.
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15.6 Antenna Tower Obstruction Lights

Antenna tower obstruction lights shall be installed per FCC and FAA
regulations.

16.0 INSTRUMENTATION

16.1 Instrument Wiring

Wiring for field instrument devices shall utilize individually shielded,

twisted pairs or triads for milliampere or millivolt signals.

Instrument signals shall be run in separate, shielded Type MC cables a

minimum of 18-inches from AC power cables.

All "home-run" instrument cables shall contain a minimum of 20%

spares, but not less than one spare pairs/triads/conductors. All
conductors shall be terminated and tagged at both the field junction box
and the control room interface cabinet ends.

All three contacts of Form C instrument switches shall be terminated to

the Control Room interface cabinet.

16.2 Terminal Strips

Terminal strips for instrument wiring shall be Weidmueller 300-volt

medium duty tubular clamp polypropylene terminal blocks mounted on
DIN-rail strips.
16.3 Shields and Drain Wires

Individual shield drain wires for thermocouple pairs shall be grounded at

the instrument head only and brought to designated individual
ungrounded terminals adjacent to the associated pair/triad terminals at
the control room interface cabinet. These shield terminals shall not be
grounded.

Overall shield drain wire for multipair thermocouple cables shall be

brought to designated individual ungrounded terminals at the control
room interface cabinet and in the field panel/junction box. These shield
terminals shall not be grounded.

Individual shield drain wires for milliamp and alarm pairs and RTD triads
shall be cut short and taped at the instrument head and brought to
designated individual terminals adjacent to the associated pair/triad
terminals at the control room interface cabinet only.

Overall shield drain wire for multipair milliamp and alarm and multitriad
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RTD cables shall be brought to designated individual terminals adjacent
to the associated pair/triad terminals at the control room interface
cabinet.

Shielding on individual signal pairs or triads shall be maintained within 1

inch of terminal connections. Shields shall be continuous, grounded at
one end, and isolated from ground at the other end. Shields and drain
wires shall not contact ground or other conductors within wireways or at
terminals. An overall clear heat shrink tubing sleeve may be required to
ensure this from the point of cable termination to the pair/triad and
shield terminals.

These shield terminals shall be tied to ground at the control room

interface cabinet by means of a master switch to allow breaking the
system ground.

Shield drain wires at field junction boxes shall be jumpered and

connected to only to the associated pair/triad shield drain wires in the
"home run" cable.

16.4 Cable Identification

Preprinted heat-shrink tube wire markers shall be affixed to all wires or

pairs/triads at each termination.

16.5 Junction Boxes

Individual junction boxes shall be provided for DC milliamp, DC millivolt,

AC millivolt and other AC signal transmission systems.

17.0 DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

Documentation, consisting of layout, dimensional, elevation, fabrication,

and other drawings; wiring, logic, functional block, pneumatic, and other
schematics; datasheets; calculations; installation, operating, and
maintenance manuals; and any other documentation related to the
equipment shall be submitted to Company in accordance with the
Technical Requirements.

17.1 Where the requirements are not clear or in conflict, Contractor shall
submit written requests for clarification to the Company. However, in all
cases Contractor shall submit the following as a minimum:

a. Prior to purchase/fabrication:

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 Dimensioned layout/elevations
 Manufacturer specifications, model numbers
 Equipment ratings, code compliances
 Calculations to substantiate selection
 Estimated delivery time
 Materials of construction
 Wiring schematics (if applicable)

b. During design development/fabrication:

 Shop drawings
 Revised drawings from (a.) above to incorporate actual
manufactured information.

c. At completion of fabrication in vendor shops:

 As-built equipment drawings

 Certified test results
 Bound manuals including installation, operating, and
maintenance instructions

Company will respond to Contractor documentation requests within two

weeks of receipt of information at which time the Company may reject
that submittal if it is in violation of the Technical Requirements or other
portions of the contract. Company approval in no way relieves the
Contractor of any responsibility for compliance with the Technical
Requirements.

18.0 INSPECTION

For all equipment purchased or fabricated by Contractor (including

purchasing/fabrication by subcontractors), Company shall be given
written notice of all fabrication and inspection points a minimum of two
weeks prior to allow Company to be present to inspect and witness
testing, should company choose to. These points shall include, as a
minimum, functional testing, calibrations, run-tests, midway through
fabrication, and any other points required by the Specifications.
Company shall also be extended invitations to inspect vendor shops prior
to procurement or fabrication order awards.

Company's decline of invitations to inspect or witness testing in no way

relieves the Contractor of any responsibility for compliance with the
Technical Requirements.

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APPENDIX I

STANDARDS AND CODES

1. INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS

American Petroleum Institute (API)

RP 14F Recommended Practice for Design and Installation of Electrical

Systems for Offshore Production Platforms

RP 500 Recommended Practice for Classification of Areas for

Electrical Installations

RP 2003 Protection Against Ignitions Arising out of Static, Lightning,

and Stray Currents

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

A123 Specification for Zinc (Hot-Galvanized) Coatings on Products

Fabricated from Rolled, Pressed and Forged Steel Shapes,
Plates, Bars and Strip

A386 Specification for Zinc-Coating (Hot-Dip) on Assembled Steel

Products

Illuminating Engineers Society (IES)

RP-7 Practice for Industrial Lighting

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

45 IEEE Recommended Practice for Electric Installations on

Shipboard

446 IEEE Recommended Practice for Emergency and Standby

Power Systems for Industrial and Commercial Applications

515 IEEE Recommended Practice for the Testing, Design,

Installation and Maintenance of Electrical Resistance Heat
Tracing for Industrial Applications

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APPENDIX 1 - Continued

STANDARDS AND CODES

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

70 National Electrical Code

77 Recommended Practice on Static Electricity

78 Lightning Protection Code

493 Intrinsically Safe Apparatus for Use in Division 1 Hazardous

Locations

496 Purged and Pressurized Enclosures for Electrical Equipment

2. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

United States Coast Guard (USCG)

33 CFR Subchapter C Aids to Navigation, Part 67

46 CRF Subchapter J Electrical Engineering Regulations

United States Department of Labor - Occupational Safety and

Health Administration (OSHA)

29 CFR 1910 General Industry OSHA Safety and Health

Standards

United States Department of the Interior - Minerals Management

Service (MMS)

Outer Continental Shelf Order No. 5

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