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Request for Proposal (RFP) for Appointment of EPC Contractor for Implementation of 20 MLD Tannery
Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) upto Tertiary Treatment Along with Treated Sewage Dilution
Facility for Jajmau Leather Cluster, Uttar Pradesh
RFP No.: JTETA/CETP/001 Dated 25th August 2018
Addendum No. 1 dated: 05.10.2018
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2. Glossary - "CETP "means the area required by the Selected Bidder at "means the area required by the Selected Bidder at the
Land Requirement" the Site to construct, operate and maintain the Site to construct, operate and maintain the CETP,
CETP, Common Chrome Recovery Unit, ZLD Common Chrome Recovery Unit, ZLD Facilities
Facilities excluding the Network Facilities. For the excluding the Network Facilities. For the avoidance of
avoidance of doubt it is clarified that the land doubt it is clarified that the land required by the Bidder
required by the Bidder shall not be more than shall not be more than 1,15,000 sq.m."
1,12,000 sq.m."
3. Definitions: shall comprise: Construction Price Index (CPI) means the variation
Construction Price (a) 70% of WPI; and multiple in the Price Index occurring between the
Index (b) 30% of CPI(IW), reference index date preceding the bid due date and the
which constituents may be substituted by such reference index date preceding the date of invoice, which
alternative index or indices as the Parties may is calculated by dividing the Price Index on the reference
mutually agree. index date preceding the date of invoice by Price Index by
WPI: Wholesale Price Index the reference Price Index date preceding the bid due date.
CPI: Consumer Price Index. Price Index shall comprise of:
(a) 70% of WPI; and
(b) 30% of CPI(IW),
which constituents may be substituted by such
alternative index or indices as the Parties may
mutually agree.
WPI: Wholesale Price Index
CPI: Consumer Price Index.
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4. Definitions: O&M shall comprise: O&M Price Index (OPI) means the variation multiple in
Price Index (a) 70% of CPI; and the Price Index occurring between the reference index
(b) 30% of WPI, date preceding the bid due date and the reference index
which constituents may be substituted by such date preceding the date of invoice, which is calculated by
alternative index or indices as the Parties may dividing the Price Index on the reference index date
mutually agree. preceding the date of invoice by Price Index by the
reference Price Index date preceding the bid due date.
Price Index shall comprise of:
(a) 60% of CPI; and
(b) 40% of WPI
which constituents may be substituted by such alternative
index or indices as the Parties may mutually agree.
5. Glossary: Reference - Means in respect of a specified date, the last date of the
Price Index preceding month with reference to which the Construction
Price Index or O&M Price Index is revised.
6. Glossary -After - O&M Security: means the (i) CETP O&M Security,
O&M Price Index (ii) Common Chrome Recovery Unit O&M Security,
(iii) Network Performance Security for O&M Period
and (iv) ZLD Performance Security for O&M Period.
as the context may require, and the term 'O&M
Securities' shall mean collectively, all the securities
mentioned above
7. Glossary- Appointed means the date of signing of the Jajmau CETP means the date of signing of the Jajmau CETP Project
Date Project Agreement Agreement and this date shall be same as "Effective Date"
mentioned elsewhere in this RFP document.
8. Glossary - CETP Bid means the price calculated for each Bidder, based means the price calculated for each Bidder, based on the
Price on the values provided by such Bidder in the Bid values provided by such Bidder in the Bid Price Sheet, as
Price Sheet, as a part of its Financial Proposal, to a part of its Financial Proposal, to design, construct,
design, finance, develop, construct, operate, and operate, and maintain the Jajmau CETP
maintain the Jajmau CETP.
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9. Glossary - Common means the price calculated for each Bidder, based means the price calculated for each Bidder, based on the
Chrome Recovery on the values provided by such Bidder in the Bid values provided by such Bidder in the Bid Price Sheet, as
Unit Bid Price Price Sheet, as a part of its Financial Proposal, to a part of its Financial Proposal, to design, construct,
design, finance, develop, construct, operate, and operate, and maintain the Jajmau Common Chrome
maintain the Jajmau Common Chrome Recovery Recovery Unit
Unit
10. Glossary - ZLD Unit means the price calculated for each Bidder, based means the price calculated for each Bidder, based on the
Bid Price on the values provided by such Bidder in the Bid values provided by such Bidder in the Bid Price Sheet, as
Price Sheet, as a part of its Financial Proposal, to a part of its Financial Proposal, to design, construct,
design, finance, develop, construct, operate, and operate, and maintain the Jajmau ZLD Facilities
maintain the Jajmau ZLD Facilities
11. Technical Capacity : If the Bidder does not have required experience for If the Bidder does not have required experience for
Chromium Recovery claiming Technical Capacity under 4.1.1(a) (i), the claiming Technical Capacity under 4.1.1(a) (iii) (i), the
Unit Experience Bidder will be required to nominate an experienced Bidder will be required to nominate an experienced sub-
Clause No 4.1.1 a sub-contractor which meets the criteria set out in contractor which meets the criteria set out in 4.1.1(a) (iii)
(iii) (ii) 4.1.1(a)(i) above. Such nominated subcontractor (i) above. Such nominated subcontractor will be engaged
will be engaged for the subject work in the for the subject work in the proposed Project, if the Bidder
proposed Project, if the Bidder is declared the is declared the Selected Bidder, and will be required to
Selected Bidder, and will be required to provide a provide a consent letter in the format set out in Annexure
consent letter in the format set out in Annexure 3A 3A (along with certificate(s) from the relevant
(along with certificate(s) from the relevant government body/ client).
government body/ client).
The contractor may be allowed to substitute the sub-
contractor nominated at the time of bid by equivalent
or more qualified sub-contractor, with prior
consultation, under exceptional circumstances, after
recommendation of Project Engineer and due
approval of JTETA.
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12. Clause 15.6 of the Details of the bank account of the beneficiary/JTETA for
RFP document bid security/ performance security.
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evidenced by the issuance of a completion
certificate by the relevant government body
body/client.
14. Section I: (ii) Network: The Bidder should have (ii) Network: The Bidder should have
Introduction i. (A) developed and/or (B) designed and i. (A) developed and/or (B) designed and constructed
4. Qualification constructed during last seven years, at least one during last seven years;
criteria sewerage network of minimum 12 (Twelve) km of (a) at least one sewerage network of minimum 12
4.1.1. Technical which at least 2.5 km should be more than or equal (Twelve) km and
capacity to 400 (four hundred) mm diameter and (b) 2.5 km should be more than or equal to 400 (four
a. construction of pumping stations / collection wells/ hundred) mm diameter and
Development/Design lifting stations; and. (c) construction of at least one pumping station of
and Construction ii. have been successfully operational for any 12 3MLD capacity.
experience (Twelve) consecutive months in the 7 (seven) years
preceding the month of publication of RFP, in The above eligibility criteria may be met either from a
accordance with the relevant Contract agreement or single contract or multiple contracts for items a, b & c
similar contract executed for such network, as mentioned above. For this purpose, the Company claiming
evidenced by the issuance of a completion the experience will be required to submit a certificate
certificate by the relevant government body/client. issued by the relevant Client/ government body.
15. Section I: i. The Bidder shall have operated and maintained i. The Bidder shall have operated and maintained one
Introduction one CETP of at least 8(Eight) MLD capacity or 2 CETP of at least 8 (Eight) MLD capacity or 2 (two)
4. Qualification (two) CETPs of at least 4 (Four) MLD capacity or 3 CETPs of at least 4 (Four) MLD capacity or 3 (three)
criteria (three) CETPs of 3 (three) MLD Capacity for any 24 CETPs of 3 (three) MLD Capacity for any 12 (twelve)
4.1.1. Technical (twenty-four) consecutive months in the 10 (Ten) consecutive months in the 20 (Twenty) years
capacity years immediately preceding the month of immediately preceding the month of publication of RFP,
b) Operation and publication of RFP, in accordance with the relevant in accordance with the relevant Contract agreement or
maintenance Contract agreement or similar contract executed for similar contract executed for such CETP(s). The CETP(s)
experience such CETP(s). The CETP(s) for which the Bidder is for which the Bidder is claiming O&M experience should
claiming O&M experience should have been have been developed using any technology.
developed using any technology. ii. For this purpose, the Company claiming the experience
ii. For this purpose, the Company claiming the will be required to submit a certificate issued by the
experience will be required to submit a certificate relevant Client/ government body.
issued by the Client/relevant government body.body.
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16. 4.1.2 b (i) of the RFP the Bidder may rely on the experience of its the Bidder may rely on the experience of its Associate(s)
document Associate(s) for demonstrating the Technical for demonstrating the Technical Capacity (including, if
Capacity (including, if applicable, under Clause applicable, under Clause 4.1.1). However, a Bidder
4.1.3). However, a Bidder claiming the experience claiming the experience of the Associates for Technical
of the Associates for Technical Capacity, shall Capacity, shall submit a Letter of Commitment (Annexure
submit a Letter of Commitment (Annexure 3) from 3) from such Associate that the expertise of the Associate
such Associate that the expertise of the Associate will be made available during the development and
will be made available during the development and operation of the Project
operation of the Project
17. RFP Document: The Selected Bidder shall cause the Contractor to The Selected Bidder shall cause the Contractor to provide
Article 16 B O&M provide the O&M Security in the form of bank the O&M Security/Securities in the form of bank
Security – Clause 16 guarantees issued by a Scheduled Bank in India. guarantee(s) issued by a Scheduled Bank in India / foreign
B.3 The O&M Security shall be issued in favour of bank listed with the Reserve Bank of India having its
"Jajmau Tannery Effluent Treatment Association branches in India. The Performance Security/Securities
payable at Kanpur. shall be issued in favour of "JAJMAU TANNERY
EFFLUENT TREATMENT ASSOCIATION", payable
at Kanpur
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Clause 1.6.2 by issuing a notice to the other Parties issuing a notice to the other Parties (Notice of
(Notice of Arbitration). This Agreement and the Arbitration). This Agreement and the rights and
rights and obligations of the Parties shall remain in obligations of the Parties shall remain in full force and
full force and effect pending the award in such effect pending the award in such arbitration proceeding.
arbitration proceeding. If a Dispute is referred to arbitration by a Party, such
If a Dispute is referred to arbitration by a Party, Dispute shall be resolved by an Arbitration Panel
such Dispute shall be resolved by a sole arbitrator constituted with three Arbitrators. Each party shall
to be appointed by mutual agreement of the Parties. select one Arbitrator and third Arbitrator shall be
If the Parties fail to appoint an arbitrator within 30 appointed by two Arbitrators selected.
days after service of the Notice of Arbitration, such
arbitrator shall be appointed in accordance with the The venue of the arbitration shall be Kanpur and the
Arbitration Act. language of the arbitration shall be English. The
The venue of the arbitration shall be Kanpur and arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with the
the language of the arbitration shall be English. The Arbitration Act.
arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with (i) The arbitration award of the Arbitration Panel shall
the Arbitration Act. be final and binding on the Parties and shall be
(i) The arbitration award of the arbitrator shall be enforceable in accordance with its terms. The Arbitration
final and binding on the Parties and shall be Panel shall state reasons for its findings in writing.
enforceable in accordance with its terms. The (ii) The costs of arbitration and the manner of bearing
arbitrator shall state reasons for its findings in such costs shall be determined by the Arbitration Panel.
writing. (iii) The arbitration shall be governed by the laws of India.
(ii) The costs of arbitration and the manner of
bearing such costs shall be determined by the
arbitrator.
(iii) The arbitration shall be governed by the laws
of India.
20. Schedule 1 Clause 2.3.6 (2) Delay of Completion - Liquidated Clause 2.3.6 (2) Delay of Completion - Liquidated
Special Conditions Damages- Delay Damages- Delay
of Contract Table for Liquidated Damages Table for Liquidated Damages – Please refer to the
Point No.15 updated table at the end of the addendum.
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21. Schedule 1 - (Point 30) GCC Clause No.1.9, 5 (b) - the Contractor
Special Conditions shall send further interim claims at monthly intervals,
of Contract giving the accumulated delay or amount claimed, and
Point No.30 such further particulars as the Project Engineer may
reasonable require; and
22. Schedule 1 - (Point 31) GCC Clause 2.3.3. Design-Build Time
Special Conditions Schedule
of Contract (1) The Contractor shall submit a detailed time
Point No.31 programme (the “Time Schedule”) to the Project Engineer
no later than 30 days after the Design-Build Starting Date.
The Contractor shall also submit a revised Time Schedule
whenever the previous Time Schedule is inconsistent with
actual progress or with the Contractor’s obligations. Each
Time Schedule shall include a description of,
(a) the order in which the Contractor intends to carry
out the Design-Build Services, including the anticipated
timing of each stage of design, Design-Build Documents,
procurement, manufacture, inspection, delivery to the
Site, construction, erection, testing and commissioning;
(b) the periods for review and any other submissions,
approvals and consents specified in the Contract;
(c) the sequence and timing of inspections and tests
specified in the Contract;
(d) the scheduled Time for Completion, the planned
Time for Completion and the planned Operations Starting
Date;
(e) all major events and activities in the production of
Design-Build Documents
(f) all major phases and monthly milestones of the
Design-Build Services and
(g) Payment Breakup Schedule for monthly payments
during the Design-Build period.
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23. Schedule 2 - Design The Contractor shall carry out and be responsible The Contractor shall carry out and be responsible for the
Build Services for the review of owner’s design and redesign review of owner’s design and redesign where necessary;
Schedule (DBSS) where necessary; and construction, Installation, and construction, Installation, commissioning, testing and
Article 1 – General commissioning, testing and conducting trial run conducting trial run including performance guarantee and
1.1 Description of including performance guarantee, Operation & reliability guarantee tests as per Schedule 16 for:
Design-Build Maintenance for 6 months and reliability guarantee
Services tests for:
Para 1
24. Schedule 4: Scope of Designs and Drawings before Effectiveness During construction period
work - Submission
required for the Construction Plan and Project Programme before
contractor table: Effectiveness
Submission and
Timeline
25. Schedule 4: Scope of "The tendering schedule is provided in Section "The tenderers are requested to inspect the site before
Work iv - Project Error! Reference ource not found., however the tendering. Tenderer will give an undertaking to the
Agreement / Page tenderers are requested to inspect the site before effect that they have visited the site and acquainted
No. 245 of 724 / tendering. Tenderer will give an undertaking to the themselves of site conditions as per the format given in
Scope of work clause effect that they have visited the site and acquainted the annexure".
iv themselves of site conditions as per the format
given in the annexure."
26. Schedule 4: Scope of To treat the Effluent to meet the discharge "To treat the Effluent to meet the parameters as per
Work - Project standards prescribed by UPPCB / CPCB and, an the performance guarantee given in Schedule 16
Agreement / Page inlet TDS concentration of 13,000 mg/l and Total (Technical Specifications of Construction Phase) under
No. 249 of 724 / Chromium of 20 mg/l to be considered for Warranty / Guarantee table."
Operation and Operation & Maintenance purposes.
Maintenance of
Components (a) to
(d) / Detailed Scope
of Works - (i)
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27. Schedule 6 d) The Project Engineer shall review the d) The Project Engineer shall review the construction
Scope of Work of construction progress of the project as per the progress of the project as per the Monthly Payment
the Project Engineer Quarterly Payment Milestones proposed by the Milestones proposed by the Contractor and provide
and his team for the Contractor and provide necessary recommendations necessary recommendations to JTETA for the purpose of
CETP Facilities to JTETA for the purpose of issuance of Milestone issuance of Milestone Construction Certificates
Construction Certificates
28. Schedule 4: Scope of Loading, unloading, bagging and disposal/ The following TSDF facilities are available near the
Work - Operation transportation of thedewatered sludge to TDSF proposed project location at Jajmau:
and Maintenance of facility in the State of Uttar Pradesh 1. Bharat oil & waste management Ltd. at Kanpur-
Components (a) to Dehat, Akbarpur, UP.
(d) / Detailed Scope 2. Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd in at Kanpur-Dehat and
of Works - (x) additionally newly constructed one near Jajmau CETP.
3. Industrial infrastructure services (India) Ltd. UPSIDC
Leather technology park Banthar, Unnao, U.P
29. Schedule 4 - xxii. The collection and transportation of spent chrome
Scope of Works liquor from individual tannery units to CCRU using
OPERATION AND tankers.
MAINTENANCE
OF COMPONENTS
(a) TO
(d)
30. Schedule 4: 8.11 Feasibility study report on roof top solar Deleted
Submission required power plant
from the contractor – 8.12 Feasibility study report on micro hydro
submission and turbine power plant
timeline clause 8.11, 8.13 Feasibility study report for transfer of
8.12 & 8.13 generated power to Grid
31. Schedule No 5: The entire Works given in the Scope of work shall The entire Works given in the Scope of work shall be
timeline for be completed from the date of issuance of Letter of completed from the Effective Date within a period as
completion of work - intent within a period as mentioned below: mentioned below:
Clause no 1.1
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32. Schedule 7: Key Section 1.1.2: Treated Effluent Quality: Section 1.1.2: Effluent Quality
Performance The Treated Effluent shall meet the following The Treated Effluent shall meet the following
Indicators - Section requirements. requirements after Ultra Filtration (UF):
1.1.2 Treated
Effluent Quality Discharge S.No. Parameters UoM Outlet of UF
S.No. Parameters UoM
(heading to the table) standards 1 pH - 6.5 to 8.5
1 pH - 6 to 9 2 Total Dissolved mg/l <2100
2 Fixed Dissolved mg/l 2100 mg/l Solids (TDS)#
Solids (FDS)# 3 BOD3 27oC mg/l <5
3 BOD3 27oC mg/l 30 4 COD mg/l <160
4 COD mg/l 250 5 Total Suspended mg/l BDL
5 Chlorides (as Cl-) mg/l 1000 Solids (TSS)
6 Sulphates (as S4 mg/l 1000 6 Total Chromium mg/l BDL
2-)
7 Total Suspended mg/l 100 BDL – Below Detectable Level
Solids (TSS) # this parameter will be achieved by dilution with
8 Ammoniacal mg/l 50 available treated sewage with minimum quantity of 173
nitrogen MLD and TDS ≤ 600 mg/l, subject to CETP influent TDS
9 Sulphide (as S2-) mg/l 2.0 value of ≤ 13000 mg/l.
10 Total Chromium mg/l 2.0
*Notification under Environment (Protection)
Amendment Rules, 2015 for CETP
BDL – Below Detectable Level
#FDS of 2100 mg/l will be achieved by dilution
with available treated sewage
33. Schedule 9: The contractor shall proactively assist JTETA in The contractor shall proactively assist JTETA in obtaining
obtaining in all the required permits. in all the required permits.
Any out of pocket expenses incurred by the successful
bidder shall be reimbursed by JTETA at actuals
against submission of bills.
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34. Schedule 12: Terms Existing Schedule Please refer to the updated schedule given at the end of
and procedure of this addendum.
payment schedule/
Break-up of payment
for electro
mechanical works
35. Schedule 13: Price This Schedule lays down the procedure for This Schedule lays down the procedure for determining
Adjustment Clause determining the price the price adjustment to be applied to the following
no:1.1 adjustment to be applied to the following components of the contract price:
components of the contract price: (i) Design-Build Price for the Facilities, if SCC 5.1 (3)
(i) Design-Build Price for the Network, if SCC 5.1 stipulates that price adjustment will apply to Design-Build
(3) stipulates that price adjustment will apply to Price.
Design-Build Price. (ii) Price for Operation & Maintenance of the Facilities.
(ii) Price for Operation & Maintenance of the
Network.
36. Schedule 16 - Schedule 16 - Technical Specifications for Please refer to Annexure 1 of this Addendum
Technical Construction Phase
Specifications for
Construction Phase
37. Schedule 17 - Schedule 17 - General Specifications for Please refer to Annexure 2 of this Addendum
General Construction Phase
Specifications for
Construction Phase
38. Schedule 18 - List of Schedule 18 - List of Drawings Please refer to Annexure 3 of this Addendum
Drawings In drawing no.NMCG/TIN/JAJ/KNR/CETP/TTP/2017 –
Process Flow Diagram with water balance for 20 MLD
Tannery Based CETP (upto UF) at Jajmau, Kanpur –
‘Treated Tannery waste water to River Discharge’ may be
read as ‘Treated Tannery waste water to existing
Irrigation Channel’.
39. Annexure 7: Annexure 7: Financial Bid (PDF) Annexure 7: Financial Bid (Excel Sheet)
Financial Bid
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Reference to S. No. 20 of Addendum.
1. Clause 2.3.6 (2) Delay of Completion - Liquidated Damages- Delay
Time is the essence of the Contract. The Contractor shall be liable to pay
Liquidated Damages to the JTETA in accordance with GCC clause 2.3.6 (2)
if the Contractor fails to achieve various activities/ milestones as mentioned
below:
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S.N Activity/Milestone Target Liquidated damages per
Completion day for delay in completion
Time of activity/Milestone
(1) (2) (3) (4)
7 Completion of works of 24 months Amount equivalent to 0.05%
contracted Design-Build [Insert of 20% of Contract Value for
Services in all respects specified Design-Build Services -
Completion rounded off to thousands of
Time] INR
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Reference to S. No. 34 of Addendum.
Schedule 12
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For clarification purposes, all payments, terms and procedures set out in Article 1 and Article
2 of this Schedule shall be separately applicable.
The Mobilization Advance paid to the Contractor by the JTETA shall be recovered
commencing from the date on which the payment to the Contractor has reached 20 %
of the Value of Design, Build and Commissioning Services and shall be recovered at
the rate of 15 % from each bill submitted by the Contractor for payment. The entire
amount of mobilization advance shall be recovered latest by the time payments up to
90 % of the Value of Design, Build and Commissioning Services have been claimed
by the Contractor.
Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement, if the Contractor fails to
complete/progress evident by the imposition of Delay Liquidated Damages, for
reasons attributable to the Concessionaire, then the Contractor shall be liable to pay
simple interest at the rate of 8% on the portion of the Mobilization Advance to be
deducted from the amount payable for that quarter of payment for a the period of
delay(as calculated against the approved construction plan) that has happened in that
quarter . Such interest will be payable from the relevant Scheduled Milestone
Completion Date until the work for the Milestone is completed, as certified by the
JTETA
1.2.1 The payment under this agreement shall be monthly. The Contractor shall submit to
the Project Engineer monthly statements of the value of the work completed less the
cumulative amount certified previously along with details of measurement of the quantity of
works executed in a tabulated form as approved by the Project Engineer. The Project
Engineer will follow procedures such as measurement, check measurements, approving
deviations etc. and certify such invoices for payment. The Contractor shall include in the
Monthly Statements only such items of works which are described in the ‘Payment Break-up
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Schedule’ appended at the end of this Schedule 12, provided such items have been completed
during the month.
1.2.2 The Project Engineer shall check the details given in the Contractor's monthly
statement and within 7 days certify the amounts to be paid to the Contractor after taking into
account any credit or debit for the month in question in respect of materials for the works in
the relevant amount and under conditions set forth in para 1.2 above, deductions for advance
payments, secured advance, other recoveries, adjustment on account of Liquidated Damages -
Operations, and other adjustments in terms of the contract and deduction of taxes at source,
as applicable under the law.
1.2.3 The value of work executed shall be determined by the Project Engineer after due check
measurement of the quantities claimed as executed by the Contractor, and only such items of
works included in the Monthly Statement will qualify for verification/payment if these have
been identified as such in the ‘Payment Break-up Schedule’ appended at the end of this
Schedule 12. For items of works not covered in the said ‘Break-up Schedule’, payment as per
rate quoted and quantity executed shall be verified for payment.
1.2.4 The Project Engineer may exclude any item certified in a previous certificate or reduce
the proportion of any item previously certified in any certificate in the light of later
information.
1.2.5 The Contractor shall submit his claim for the price adjustment, if applicable to this
contract as per SCC 5.1(3), along with his claim for payment for the work done during the
month, and price adjustment will be allowed as per formulae stipulated in Schedule 13 of the
Contract.
1.2.6 The procedure for payment during Design Build Period shall be read in conjunction
with Article 2 (3) and Article 2 (4) of this Schedule.
1.2.7 JTETA will endeavour to release the payment for the monthly payment milestone
within 7 (seven) days from the issuance of interim payment certificate by the Project
Engineer.
(A) For the units of energy consumed from the grid (as evidenced
by a copy of the bill issued by the distribution licensee), the
Power Charges will be calculated by multiplying the number of
units consumed in such quarter (subject to the Guaranteed
Energy Consumption) with the Power Unit Rate.
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in Uttar Pradesh or the tariff at which the Concessionaire
procures power from outside Uttar Pradesh, whichever is lower.
(B) If there is any interruption in the supply of power from the grid,
and the Contractor uses backup power supply from the DG Sets
for the O&M, then:
(I) the Contractor and the JTETA shall jointly take readings
from the meters installed at the DG Sets to determine
the number of units of energy consumed from the DG
Sets for the O&M of the relevant Facility;
(IV) the Power Charges for the Adjusted DG Set Units will
be calculated by multiplying the quantity of diesel
consumed (determined as per (III) above) with the Fuel
Price.
PAYMENT SCHEDULE.
S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
I Approval of design & drawing 3%
Ii Initial open excavation 1%
Iii Erection & fixing of cutting shoe 5%
Construction of well staining and its sinking up to 50% 25%
Iv depth BGL
Construction of well staining & sinking upto 100% depth 26%
V BGL
Vi Plugging of well, boulder filing etc. 5%
R.C.C. work in bottom of well including bottom finishing 5%
Vii with required slopes with cement concrete.
Viii Walkway and plate form 5%
Ix Beam, column including fixing of gantry girder 7%
X Stair case, ladder, grill & other miscellaneous work 3%
Xi water tightness test 5%
Xii After commissioning & trial rum 10%
Total 100%
S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
I Approval of design & drawing 3%
Ii Initial open excavation 2%
Iii Lean concrete 5%
Iv Construction of RCC Raft 20%
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S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
V Construction of RCC side walls 35%
Vi Construction of cover blocks. 10%
Vii Construction of platform for operation of sluice valve & 10%
other miscellaneous work
Viii water tightness test 5%
Ix After commissioning & trial rum 10%
Total 100%
S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
i. Approval of designs and drawings 2%
ii. Excavation 2%
iii. Sub Structure & Super structure
A Raft footing/ pile foundation 10%
B Construction of columns and beams 15%
C Wall up to plinth level including plinth beam 3%
D Wall up to lintel level including lintel beam 10%
E Wall up to slab level 5%
Roof slab & beams including support for fixing gantry 13%
F girders
iv. Doors / Windows/Ventilators/Rolling shutter
A Supply at site 3%
B Fixing in position 2%
V Flooring/ cable trunk 5%
Vi Plastering 5%
vii. Internal electrification 2%
Viii Painting/ varnishing 5%
Ix Stair case 5%
Drainage including construction of apron around the 3%
X building
Commissioning including site clearance & Misc. finishing 10%
Xii items
Total 100%
S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
i. Approval of designs and drawings 10%
ii. Completion of Construction 90%
Total 100%
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2. BREAK UP OF PAYMENT FOR ELECTRO MECHANICAL WORKS
S. Component wise
Activities
No. Payment in %
i. Payment to be made against supply & installation 70%
ii Payment to be made against installation 10%
iii. Payment to be made after testing at Site 10%
iv. Amount to be paid after commissioning and three months 10%
of trial run
Total 100%
Component wise
S. No Activity
Payment in %
1 Approval of design & Drawing 2%
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Annexure 1 - Schedule 16
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Technical Specification for Component A, B, C &D
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Background:
Jajmau Tannery Effluent Treatment Association (JTETA) is implementing “20 MLD CETP
along with ‘Treated Sewage’ Dilution Facility” for Jajmau Leather Cluster, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh” under the scheme of the Industrial Pollution head of Namami Gange – National
Ganga Plan (NGP) of Government of India.
The proposed 20 MLD CETP project would have treatment process upto Tertiary treatment
including Ultra Filtration in Phase-I stage and an add-on Modular RO System as Phase-II, in
case it is required to be taken up later.
This RFP document covers only Phase-I of the project and comprises of Five Components
given below and the details of which are covered in next section.
Brief Concept:
The individual tannery units would have Pre-Treatment Units (PTU) to remove readily
settleable solids, with/without any chemical addition, before pumping into CETP Raw Effluent
Collection & Conveyance system. This is the most critical aspect as this will ensure the
underground sewer network is not choked and overflows do not happen. This will ensure the
design carrying capacity of the pipelines are not reduced due to accumulations of solids and
build-up of scale. The pre-treatment system will comprise of coarse and fine screens,
sedimentation tanks, sludge dewatering systems, online conductivity and flow metering
devices with centralized SCADA at the CETP for monitoring of operation of PTUs and
discharge from each Tannery unit. The responsibility of implementation of PTUs at individual
member tanneries as per the design and items provided in the TWIC DPR would be with the
SPV in order to meet the influent quality to the C&C system for efficient performance of the
CETP. For the purpose of construction of PTUs in all member tanneries, the SPV will engage
a separate contractor and the same is not part of this RFP.
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All effluents, other than the spent chrome liquor, would be discharged to the CETP through
closed pipeline instead of open drains as at present. The effluents will be conveyed mostly
through gravity and intermediate pumping stations will be installed wherever necessary. The
pipeline will be designed to avoid sludge depositing by maintaining high self-cleansing
velocities, manholes for cleaning and mobile sewer cleaning system.
A common Chrome Recovery Unit (CCRU) with capacity of 300 KLD x 3 modules has also
been proposed in the project for recovery and reuse of Chromium. Spent Chrome liquor
collection from each Tannery unit would be transported through tankers to CCRU & the
recovered chrome shall be sent through drums or sold. This is to ensure that all tanneries treat
the chrome liquor uniformly and are not encumbered in operating such systems in their own
premises.
Tannery effluent would be treated in the proposed CETP, which is designed upto Tertiary
treatment (UF) to ensure they meet the required effluent discharge standards for surface water
discharge, except TDS, before dilution with planned amount of secondary treated sewage
quantity from STP in order to meet the TDS standards of less than 2100 mg/l.
It is also proposed to implement a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) based field scale pilot plant
with a capacity of 200 KLD as part of this project for carrying out the Research and
Developmental activities to demonstrate high recovery of water (>95%) and high purity sodium
chloride and sodium sulphate salts.
The sludge to be generated from the CETP, after de-watering, would either be sent for co-
processing in cement industry and / disposed to the UPPCB recognized Treatment Storage and
Disposal Facility (TSDF) site in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
SCOPE OF WORK
The general Scope of work for the project involves design, engineering, procurement,
Manufacture, shop fabrication, assembly, pre-assembly, tests and inspection at Manufacturer’s
works, packing, shipment, supply, unloading, leading to storage area, reloading, leading to
erection site, civil construction, erection & commissioning, trial run and performance testing
and the specific schedule-wise scope of work along with conceptual design, plant layout of the
area and building, PFD and P&ID has been provided along with RFP:
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COMPONENT – A: 20 MLD (2 Module x 10 MLD) TANNERY COMMON EFFLUENT
TREATMENT PLANT (CETP) UPTO TERTIARY TREATMENT ALONG WITH
TREATED SEWAGE DILUTION FACILITY.
Construction, Supply, Erection, Testing, & commissioning of Raw Effluent Collection &
Conveyance System and Augmentation of existing pumping Stations including Civil, Electro
Mechanical & Instrumentation works.
Construction, Supply, Fabrication, Erection, Testing, & commissioning of 300 cu.m /day x 3
Module (900 cu.m/day) capacity Common Chrome Recovery System
The general Scope of work for the project involves design, engineering, procurement,
Manufacture, shop fabrication, assembly, pre-assembly, tests and inspection at Manufacturer’s
works, packing, shipment, supply, unloading, leading to storage area, reloading, leading to
erection site, civil construction, erection & commissioning, trial run and performance testing
and the specific schedule-wise scope of work is given below:
i. The above scope of work including civil works is to be carried out in accordance
to the specifications, detailed design drawings and bill of quantities given in the
RFP Document.
ii. The scope of work also involves site development, soil investigation &
foundation design, structural design, civil work design, preparation of
architectural and construction drawings.
iii. All forms of civil works are to be carried out after approval from PMA/ NMCG
or from the competent authority identified by PMA. The approval also includes
obtaining civil / mechanical structural design, proof checking foundation and
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super - structure from third party, preferably from reputed organization viz. NITs
or IITs. Cost of vetting of Engineering Documents structural design shall be
borne by the contractor.
iv. The Scope of work is provided in Section 4 of ITB, however the tenderers are
requested to inspect the site before RFP. Tenderer will give an undertaking to the
effect that they have visited the site and acquainted themselves of site conditions
as per the format given in the annexure.
v. On approval of designs, the contractor has to prepare and submit detailed
engineering drawings and work schedule to PMA.
vi. Electrical works for A, B, C & D components including supply, installation,
erection, testing & commissioning of Electrical substation, High voltage
switchgear Panel & Medium Volt panel boards (Power Control Center, Machine
Control Center), Lighting Distribution Board, Indoor lighting, Yard and Street
Lights, Capacitor Bank with APFCR panel, Power and control cable and earth
pits etc.,
vii. Storm water drainage, Rain water harvesting structure, internal roads shall be
included in the scope of work under successful bidder.
viii. Successful Bidder shall co-ordinate with SPV for getting approval of Building
plan from local municipality, obtaining consent to establishment (CTO) from
UPPCB, Safety Certificate for Electrical Installation from Electrical
inspectorate, Additional Electrical load approval from State Electricity
Distribution Company (DISCOM), Boiler Installation from Boiler inspectorate
out of pocket expenses for the same shall be paid by SPV. All necessary
documentation support like drawings, etc., shall be provided by the contractor.
All other necessary approval of any manner including those of compliance to
statutory legislations required by the contractor for smooth and proper execution
of works shall be the responsibility of the contractor.
ix. Submission of regular progress report using Primavera or any other equivalent
software to NMCG / SPV / PMA on daily / monthly basis is also responsibility
of the Contractor.
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included as Additional item and the same should be indicated in the technical bid
as well as financial bids with detailed specifications and quantities. The
additional items cannot be included after fixing the prices and any additional
items mandatorily required for functional completion and satisfactory operations
should be provided by the tenderer and it is deemed to be in the scope of
contractor with in the agreed price fixed. The rate fixed in the work order shall
remain until completion of the project.
xi. Bidders should quote for all of the items as per BOQ given in the Financial Bid.
However, SPV / NMCG reserves the right to modify or delete part of the project
components. In case of such modification, the price would be adjust based on
the item wise quote provided in the financial bid of the RFP document for the
respective modification / deletion of the items.
xiii. Engineering In-charge of the PMA shall from time to time issue necessary
instructions, defects list, comments etc., also including a Punch list, if any, after
completion of erection activities. The Successful Tenderer shall rectify /
complete the points in the punch list before commencement of testing of plant
and machineries.
xv. Training of operators of the O&M Agency before commissioning activities and
handing over after successful completion of PGTR and RTR.
xviii. Engineering In-charge of the PMA shall issue the second set of Punch list, if any,
after completion of testing of plant and machineries. The Successful Tenderer
shall rectify / complete the points in the punch list before Performance Test
Guarantee Run (PGTR).
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xix. Preparation and submission of O&M Manual, Standard Operating Procedure
(SOP), Equipment operation and repair manual (EORM) and On-Site
Emergency Plan.
xx. Carry out PGTR for a duration of 72 hours with the effluent.
xxi. Carry out Reliability Test Run (RTR) for a duration of 1 month with the effluent.
xxii. Contractor has to follow Effluent analysis procedure as per APHA standard
during demonstration of PGTR, RTR.
xxiii. Training of operators of the O&M Agency for smooth transition during RTR
xxiv. Commencement of Plant Operation and procedure for handing over of the plant
to the O&M Agency and initiate commercial operation of the plant.
xxv. The costs towards Operation and Maintenance of the plant for a maximum period
of 6 months during Testing, Commissioning, Plant stabilization, PGTR and RTR
till handing over to an O&M agency. This includes costs towards Energy (the
EB bill will be paid by the SPV and deducted from the contractor’s bills),
Manpower, Chemicals, Spares and Consumables, Sludge handling and other
miscellaneous costs. In-case of the contractor being unable to complete the
PGTR and RTR as per the schedule and the completion of the above activities
and handing over of the plant to the O&M Operator exceeds beyond the
maximum allocated period of 6 months, the contractor has to bear all the above
listed O&M costs for operation of the plant till the actual date of handing over
to the O&M Operator.
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Component-A
Technical specifications for 20 MLD (2
Module X 10 MLD) Tannery Common
Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP)
Upto Tertiary Treatment Along With
Treated Sewage Dilution Facility
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Common Effluent Treatment Component
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Figure 1: Process Schematic for the proposed CETP with Tertiary Treatment System up to
UF
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Screening System
In the screening system, there are two types of screens, namely coarse and fine screens,
considered to remove the floating and other solids present in the tannery waste water. Of these
two screens, coarse screen is provided in the first inlet point of CETP and fine screen will be
provided after the coarse screen. Coarse screen will be provided with manual and mechanised
system and the fine screen with mechanised system to remove the accumulated materials on
the screen with auto backwash facility. In the screening system, two separate screen channels
have been considered with peak factor at 3 and each screen channel will be able handle 10
MLD. In both the coarse and fine screens an opening of 10 mm and 3 mm is provided
respectively.
Grit Chamber
In addition to the screening system, a grit chamber is also provided in the proposed CETP to
remove the grits present in the raw effluent. There are three nos (2W+1S) of grit chambers
considered in the design. Each grit chamber is designed by considering peak factor of 3 with
surface area of 31 sq.m and detention period of 60 sec. Each grit chamber will be able to handle
10 MLD.
Pre-Settling Tank
Pre-settling tank has also been considered in the upstream of the storage and homogenisation
tank to remove flesh, hairs and other materials from the tannery waste water. In this pre-settling
tank, there is no sludge scrapper mechanism provided. The settled sludge @ 8% SC will be
pumped to the sludge thickener periodically by using 100 m3/hr sludge transfer pumps. Three
nos of Pre-setting tanks have been designed which is including one number of standby. In order
to achieve the efficient solid settling, surface overflow rate (SOR) is considered 1m3/m2/hr.
Storage and Homogenisation Tank
After settling, the pre-settled effluent will be collected in the storage and homogenisation tank
(SHT). Hydraulic retention time of 24 hrs / one day volume of effluent capacity has been
provided to make complete homogenisation of effluent and make it fit for other downstream
treatment process. Submersible flow jets and flow makers are considered in this tank for proper
mixing of effluent..
Primary Treatment System - Clariflocculator
The homogenised effluent from the SHT will be pumped to the clariflocculator system, after
dosing of lime and alum in the clariflocculator feed. Two flash mixer are considered in the
proposed treatment scheme. In Flash Mixer –I, milk of lime will be dosed to raise the alkalinity
and precipitation of chromium & other suspended solids. Likewise, Alum will be dosed as
coagulant in Flash mixer-II. After dosing of milk of lime (MOL) and alum in the raw effluent
it will be passed to the clariflocculator system to settle the sludge. Surface overflow rate (SOR)
is an important design parameter which governs the efficiency of the clarifier. As per CPHEEO
manual a SOR of 1m3/m2/hr has been considered to get maximum solid reduction efficiency in
the clariflocculator. Three no’s of primary clarifiers have been considered in the design and out
of which there are two no’s will be in operational and another one is provided as standby to
maintain continuous operation of the system during any break down period.
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Pre-aeration Tank / Sulphide Removal System
Before feeding of treated effluent from LSS to aeration tank, sulphide must be removed from
the effluent. Liquid Oxygen and catalyst MnO2 can be used for this purpose. For this, effective
aeration system is considered with necessary diffuser and blowers.
Biological Treatment - Denitrification
Due to presence of high amount of ammonical nitrogen in the tannery effluent, it is necessary
to remove them before feeding into Aerobic Treatment. Otherwise, the residual ammonical
nitrogen will affect the performance of the aerobic process. To achieve a maximum reduction
of Nitrite nitrogen, a Hydraulic Retention Time (HRT) of 10 hrs has been provided for efficient
mixing of effluent with submersible mixers provided @ 0.004 – 0.008 kW/m3.
Basis of Selection of Two Stage Aeration System
In the Proposed CETP, two stages of aeration has been considered in the design to achieve
maximum reduction of BOD and COD. Generally for low loaded extended aeration type
reactor, F/M ratio must be maintained at 0.06 Kgs MLSS/Kg of BOD. Due to difficulties in
maintaining a Low F/M ratio in a single stage reactor, the design has been done as two stages.
Based on this criteria, Aeration tank –I is designed with F/M ratio of 0.15 Kg MLSS/Kg of
BOD and aeration tank –II is designed with F/M ratio of 0.06. Following are the advantages of
two stage aeration system
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reaction, chemical sludge will be formed would be settled at the bottom of the clarifier. This
sludge will be removed periodically and pumped to the sludge thickener for further thickening.
Two nos of reactor clarifier is considered in the design for the inflow of 28,186m3/day, the size
of the clarifier would be about 27m dia x 4m SWD. A sludge transfer pump with 20 m3/hr is
also provided in the clarifier to transfer the sludge to thickener for further concentrating of the
solids.
Hydrated Lime and Soda Ash Dosing System
Milk of lime and Soda ash will be dosed to remove the hardness present in the primary treated
effluent.
Service Water Connection
A Service Water Connection would be provided by JTETA and the Contractor shall construct
underground sump and overhead tanks with capacity of 10 cu.m along with necessary pipelines
for distribution of water for dosing systems, laboratory & buildings and for other necessary
requirements.
Sludge Thickener
The main sources of sludge generation in the proposed CETP would be from pre settling tank
(584 m3/day), primary clarifier (584 m3/day), secondary clarifier (195m3/day) and LSS based
reactor clarifier (584 m3/day). Prior to feeding of these sludge to thickener, it would be
collected in the common tank and then be pumped to the gravity type thickener for which two
no’s of sludge transfer cum feed pumps @ 142m3/hr have been provided along with the
thickener. A gravity type thickener is designed at the solid loading rate of 150 kgs/m2/day and
HRT of 28 hrs is provided for effective thickening of solids. To maintain a uniform overflow
rate of supernatant, there are 262 nos of weir plates have been provided with 11m3/day overflow
rate/weir plate. In addition to this a dedicated sludge thickening mechanism is also provided
for thickening of solids. Further dewatering polymer dosing system is also considered to
enhance the thickening process.
Sludge Dewatering System (Filter Press):
The thickened sludge from the thickener (1772 m3/day)would fed to the, plate and frame,
recessed type filter press for sludge dewatering and sludge cake with 50-60% solids and 50-
40% moisture will be collected and stored in the CETP premises for co-processing in the
cement industry. In the proposed CETP, 12 Nos (10 Working + 2 standby) of filter press units
have been provided for dewatering of sludge. Each Filter press would have 125 Plates and 124
chambers (52 litres). The size of each plate would be about 1300mm x 1300mm x 30mm and
each chamber can hold a volume of 51 litres. To feed the sludge from the thickener a screw
type pumps with the flow rate of 40 m3/hr have been provided. The filtrate from the filter press
will be collected in the drain sump and then would be pumped to the SHT for treating the same
along with the raw effluent.
Proposed Odour Control System Tannery CETP
Sources of odour in Tannery CETP
The odour associated with the Tannery wastewater is mainly due to the degradation or
putrefaction of organic solids generated during the processing of hides at various stages of
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Tanning process. During decomposition process, the solids are converted in to an obnoxious
sulphide / other sulphur compounds/Ammonia etc. This gaseous compounds creating air
pollution as well as health issues in the surrounding environment. Thus, the odour control
system is an integral part of the Tannery wastewater management. In view of this, in the
proposed CETP, a dedicate odour control system would be implemented in two stages to
eliminate the odour from the Tannery wastewater.
Corrosion in CETP:
Tannery CETP is highly corrosive and scale forming in nature due to production of H2S Gas
and presents of Salts in the Effluent. Therefore adequate protective control measures including
process control such as neutralization, odour control etc., is required and also periodical
maintenance of structures above water (or) partially above water by proper painting, corrosion
protection etc., is must. Therefore efforts to be made to ensure construction using non-
corrosive structure materials, machinery, instrumentation etc., Concrete with SRC cement to
avoid corrosion and avoidance of metallic structure wherever possible instead using concrete
or any other non- corrosive materials including high grade Stainless Steel / EPOXY coating
etc., is must. In this regards Tenderer has to note that coating of M.S Structure with EPOXY
paint seldom stops corrosion. Therefore use of EPOXY paint to prevent corrosion is not a good
strategy.
1. pH control
The Hydrogen sulphide is present mostly at acidic pH. Since, the sulphide gas has a tendency
of escaping at acidic pH and result in bad odour. Thus, there is a need of maintaining the pH
of the raw effluent at an alkaline pH. Therefore, an additional chemical dosing system
comprising of Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrogen Peroxide is also be proposed in the
homogenisation Tank to maintain alkaline pH and oxidation of sulphide gas respectively.
@ pH > 9
H2S ⇌ S 2- + 2H +
3. Covering of tanks
The covering of the effluent tanks is proposed, where the tanks is agitated the effluent
possibility of stripping of H2S and NH3 will occur. Therefore, the covering of the tanks
is required e.g. SHT/Clarifiers/Sludge holding tanks etc.
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4. Dedicated odour control system by providing Bio filters and Chemical dosing
system
In order to eliminate the odour from the effluent, a dedicate odour control system is proposed
and would be implemented in two stages to eliminate the odour from the Tannery wastewater.
The odour removal system would comprises of Bio trickling filter followed by Activated
carbon filter. In addition, waste gas feeding system and water spray unit are also provided along
with the bio trickling filter to feed the waste gas and wetting of the media respectively.
.
Odour control system proposed at Various Treatment Stages of the CETP
Stage-I: As the first stage of wastewater treatment is starts with the receiving of effluent at the
final collection well where wastewater is being collected from various underground piping
networks, one module of bio filter with ACF would be installed. In order to control the escaping
of odour from the sump to the atmosphere, the sump would be covered with exhaust to bio
scrubber.
Stage-2: In addition to the bio filter, an additional chemical dosing system comprising of
Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrogen Peroxide would also be provided in Homogenisation Tank.
Since, the sulphide gas has a tendency of escaping at acidic pH, there is a need of maintaining
the pH of the raw effluent at an alkaline pH in the homogenisation tank. While sodium
hydroxide is involved in maintaining the pH of the wastewater at an alkaline condition, the
hydrogen peroxide act as an oxidising agent. This tank would not be covered as like
provision given in the collection well/sump because of huge area of the tanks and there is a
possibility of removal of most of the odours in the stage-I.
Some of other treatment components of the CETP viz. Primary & secondary clarifiers,
thickeners and filter presses are also not be covered completely, as proposed in the collection
sump. Since, the maintaining of highly alkaline to slightly alkaline pH in the primary clarifiers
and secondary clarifiers respectively, the above said tanks would not be covered. Further, a
very low hydraulic detention time (in hours) provided in the treatment units viz, primary
clarifiers, secondary clarifiers, LSS based reactor clarifier is 4, 6, 4 hours respectively, these
tanks are not proposed to be covered to control the odour.
Sulphide Oxidation System in CETP:
In addition to the odour removal system, a two stage additional sulphide oxidation system is
also considered at the downstream of primary clarifiers / upstream of denitrification system.
To oxidise the sulphide from the wastewater, there is a continuous oxygen supply is required.
In order to supply the oxygen, a liquid oxygen supplying system has been proposed in the
treatment scheme.
Quartz Filter
The unit consists essentially of a mild steel rubber lined pressure vessel. It is externally fitted
with necessary pipework, valves, pressure gauges, and sampling points at the inlet and outlet.
An Electro Magnetic Flow Meter (EMFM) will be provided in the feed and backwash lines for
measurement of treated water and various regeneration flows. The bed consists of graded
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pebbles of specified sizes. Water flows downwards through the filter bed and the suspended
solids are retained on the sand surface and between the sand grains immediately below the
surface. The filtered water is evenly collected by header lateral type bottom collecting system.
The bottom collecting system is of lateral type header, which consists of a mild steel header
and PVC laterals. The complete assembly is supported with the help of necessary supporting
members. Once differential pressure exceeds 1 kg/cm2, a filter must be backwashed, thoroughly
to remove the accumulated solids from the surface of the media and then put in normal
operation / service mode.
Ultra-Filtration System
The Treated filtered effluent from Quartz filter will be transferred to Ultra filtration Unit for
ensuring that the SDI (Silt Density Index) is <3. The treated water from the filter would be
pumped through a series of auto back washable filter and let directly into the unit where the
water is forced against an array of semi –permeable UF membranes. The membranes allows
the water molecules to pass through, while the larger molecules and pollutants are screened
out. When compared to other membranes processes, Ultra filtration systems require a much
lower amount of pressure for operation. Moreover, aside from the backwash water, there is no
wastewater stream generated from the UF as the reject and / or backwash water is sent back to
the collection tank for further treatment. The proposed membranes typically would recover 85
to 87.5 % of the inlet water. The entire UF operation and CIP will be controlled by
SCADA/PLC system. To maintain the consistent operation, the UF system has been designed
as modular fashion. In the design 4 modules of UF system (323 m3/hr x 4) each with 77 nos
of membranes of in to out type have considered in the design The feed flux and Gross permeate
flux will be at the 53 and 40 LMH respectively has been considered to maintain the recovery
rate of 85-87%.
Ultra-Filtration CEB and CIP Arrangement
In the proposed treatment scheme, three stream of UF system has been provided for 20 hours
operation per day. A timed chemical backwash sequence can be incorporated to maximize
membrane life and minimize down times due to system overloading. During certain backwash
sequences, cleaning chemicals are dosed inline and are interlocked with the backwash pump to
operate only if the backwash pump is operating. Normally, cleaning chemicals such as sodium
hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid would be used during CEB of UF
membranes.
Likewise, Cleaning in Place (CIP) will also be done apart from the CEB. The CIP (Cleaning in
Place) portion of the UF system will be performed around once every week (or as needed due
to fluctuations in water quality) with the common CIP system for the UF. The CIP regiment
shall require combination of citric acid, sodium hydroxide and sodium hypochlorite. The
cleaning solutions will be circulated through the membranes for a duration of 6 hours/as
required. Piping allowances in the original design yield easy operation of the cleaning process
with minimal manpower intervention.
Role of membrane manufacturer and required support to OEM and Owner:
i. Certifying and testing of Operation control philosophy, P&ID, Plant Layout.
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ii. Onsite Support with a site Engineer during commissioning including certifying
readiness of plant for fresh water and effluent runs.
iii. One Year onsite technical support to client after commissioning- letter of support at no
extra cost to be submitted.
The Bill of Quantities (BOQ) is indicative only and the bare minimum required for completion
of this project, the contractor is deemed to have considered all necessary components/
machinery necessary for completion of the project and this work and no claims for additional
quantity or components based on the indicative BOQ will be allowed. However, the Contractor
must supply all materials as per quantities and specifications already given in the BOQ.
Warranty/Guarantee:
The materials and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of twelve (12) months
from the date of successful commissioning of the plant as a whole and handing over.
During this period if any defects are noticed, the same shall be rectified/replaced and/or
verified at your own cost.
Membrane Warranty: Full replacement warranty within 24 months from date of supply.
(If you are OEM, technical and service backup commitment letter from the membrane
manufacturer should be submitted).
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
3. Raw effluent 3 Nos Inflow: 20,000 m3/day
transfer pumps (2W+1S) Capacity of the Pump: 1250
m3/hr@ 12.5 m Head
Total No. of Pumps: 3 Nos
(2W+1S)
kW of the Pump: 75kW
Operation hrs / day : 8 hrs
Type: Submersible
4. Fine Screen 3 Nos Rotary drum screen Inflow to the system: 20,000
(2W+1S) with auto backwash m3/day
arrangement Peak factor: 3
Clear opening : 3 mm
Type: Rotary drum screen
5. Grit Chamber 3 Nos 12.5m L x 2m W x Inflow : 20,000 m3/day
(2W+1S) 1m LD+0.5FB Peak Factor:3
Volume: 31 m3 Peak flow: 2500 m3/hr
Area of Grit chamber:31m2
Settling velocity: 0.15m/sec
Detention Period: 60 seconds
Grit storage depth: 0.33 meter
Horizontal velocity: 0.2m/sec
6. Pre-Settling Tank 3 Nos 33 m Dia. x 3.5 m Inflow:20,000m3/day
(Plain SWD Surface Overflow rate: 1m3/m2/hr
Sedimentation) Volume of each No. of Weirs: 341 Nos.
Tank: 2917 m3 Flow rate /Weir: 2m3
Depth of Weir: 0.1m
Scrapper Mechanism: 3 kW
7. Sludge withdrawal 6 Nos. Bottom sludge withdrawal pipe
pump-1 (3W+3S) Dia: 200mm
Sludge Transfer pump: 100 m3/hr
kW of sludge pump: 15kW
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
8. Storage and 2 Nos 90m L x 28m W x Inflow: 28,800 m3/day
Homogenisation 6m SWD+0.3FB HRT: 24 Hrs
Tank Volume of each Energy requirement for mixing: 4
3
Tank: 14410 m – 8 W/m3
Flow makers : 6 Nos/Tank
kW of Flow maker: 5.7 kW
Flow jets: 5 Nos/Tank
kW of Flow Jet: 8 kW
9. Raw effluent 3 Nos Capacity of the each pump: 600
Transfer Pump (2W+1S) m3/hr @ 12.5 m Head
kW of the Pump: 37 kW
Type: Submersible
10. Sodium Hydroxide 3 Nos Capacity : 1000 LPH
Dosing Pump (2W+1S)
(Optional)
11. Sodium Hydroxide 1 No 10 m3
Storage Tank
(Optional)
12. Hydrogen Peroxide 3 Nos Capacity : 1000 LPH
Dosing Pump (2W+1S)
(Optional)
13. Hydrogen Peroxide 1 No 10 m3
Storage Tank
(Optional)
Primary Clarifier / Clariflocculator System
14. Flash Mixer-I 2 Nos 3.7m Lx 3.7m L x Inflow:28800 m3/day
3.7m D +0.5FB HRT: 5 mins
Volume:51m3 kW of Mixer: 3.7kW
Qty: 2 Nos
15. Lime Dosing 8 Nos 4.3m L x 4.3m W x Lime Conc. 5%
System: 4 SWD+0.5FB Lime Dosing rate: 1000 mg/lit
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Lime Preparation Volume:74 m3 Lime requirement : 28 Tons/day
& Dosing Tank Milk of Lime Dosing rate: 20
Litres/m3
16. Lime Agitator 8 Nos Suitable for RCC Shaft speed: 100 rpm, motor kW:
tank for a size of 2.2 kW
4.3 m x 4.3 m x 4.0
m: 74 m3
17. Lime Dosing Pump 4 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 12 m3/hr
(2W+2S) Kw of the pump: 3.7 kW
18. Flash Mixer-II 2 Nos 3.7m Lx 3.7m W x Inflow: 28800
3.7m D +0.5FB HRT: 5 mins
Volume:51m3 kW of Mixer: 3.7kW
Qty: 2 Nos
19. Alum Dosing 8 Nos 3.5m L x 3.5m W x Alum Conc. 10%-20%
System Alum 4 SWD+0.5FB Alum Dosing rate: 600 mg/lit
3
Preparation & Volume:49 m Alum requirement : 17 Tons/day
Dosing Tank Alum Dosing rate: 6 Litres/m3
Volume of Alum Preparation
Tank: 173m3
Volume of Dosing Tank: 173m3
20. Alum Agitator 8 Nos Suitable for RCC Shaft speed: 100 rpm, motor kW:
tank for a size of 2.2 kW
3.5m L x 3.5m W x
4 SWD+0.5FB: 49
m3
21. Alum Dosing 4 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 6m3/hr
Pump (2W+2S) Kw of the pump: 2.2 kW
22. Primary Clarifier / 3 Nos 28m Dia. x 3.5m Inflow:28800 m3/day
Clariflocculator (3W) SWD Surface Overflow rate: 1m3/m2/hr
Volume: 2106 m3 No. of Weirs: 276 Nos.
Flow rate /Weir: 2.0m3/hr
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Depth of Weir: 0.1m
Scrapper Mechanism: 2.15 kW
Bottom sludge withdrawal pipe
Dia: 200mm
23. Sludge withdrawal 6 Nos Sludge Transfer pump: 110 m3/hr
pump-2 (3W+3S) @ 30 Head
kW of the Pump: 15 kW
24. Polymer Dosing 2 Nos 5m L x 5m W x3m Polyelectrolyte Requirement: 58
Tank (1W+1S ) SWD Kgs/day
Volume: 75m3 Solution conc. 0.02%
Polyelectrolyte solution
requirement: 28 m3/day
25. Polyelectrolyte 4 Nos Dosing rate: 2mg/lit
Dosing Pump (2W+2S) Capacity of the Pump: 1.5m3/hr
kW of the Pump: 1.5 kW
Sulphide Removal System
26. Pre-Aeration Tank 2 Nos 33m L x 22m W x Inflow: 28190 m3/day
/ Sulphide (1+1) 6.5 m SWD + 0.5 Inlet Sulphide conc: 250 mg/lit
Oxidation Tank -I FB Outlet Sulphide conc: 75 mg/lit
Volume of the Efficiency: 70%
Tank: 4720 m3 Oxygen Requirement: 24173
Kgs/day
Theoretical Specific Oxygen
requirement: 1.0 kg / kg of S2-
HRT: 8 Hrs
Liquid Oxygen Dosing System
Requirement : 2.5 to 4 Kgs/ kg of
S2-
Air Blower requirement :(
Optional)
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Capacity of the blower: 13252
m3/hr
kW of the blower: 300 kW
Quantity: 3 Nos (2W+1S) – One
blower / Tank
No. of Fine Bubble Diffuser
(8inch Dia.): 2209 Nos / Tank
Alternative to Diffused Aeration
system: OHR Aerator
Total Air requirement: 6930
m3/hr/Tank
No. of Air Blowers: 1 Nos / Tank
Total No. of blowers (2 Working
+ 1 Standby) for 2 tanks
Capacity of each Air blower:
6,180 m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 150 kW
27. Pre-Aeration Tank 2 Nos 10 m L x 10m W x Inflow: 28190 m3/day
/ Sulphide (1+1) 6.0m SWD+ 0.5 FB Inlet Sulphide conc: 75 mg/lit
Oxidation Tank -II Volume of the Outlet Sulphide conc: 5 mg/lit
Tank: 600 m3 Efficiency: 90%
Oxygen Requirement: 9669
Kgs/day
Specific Oxygen requirement: 1.5
Kgs / Kg of S2-
HRT: 1 hr.
Liquid Oxygen Dosing System
Air Blower requirement :(
Optional)
Capacity of the blower: 4986
m3/hr
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
kW of the blower: 115 kW
Quantity: 3Nos (2W+1S) – One
blower / Tank
No. of Fine Bubble Diffuser
(8inch Dia): 891 Nos / Tank
Alternative to Diffused Aeration
system: OHR Aerator
Total Air requirement: 2,940
m3/hr/Tank
No. of Air Blowers: 1 Nos / Tank
Total No. of blowers (2 Working
+ 1 Standby) for 2 tanks
Capacity of each Air blower: 2940
m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 75 kW
28. Distribution Tank 1 No. 10m L x 10m W x HRT: 30 mins
-I for Aeration 6m SWD + 0.5FB
Tank Volume: 600 m3
Biological Treatment System
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
31. Phosphoric Acid 1 No 10 m3
Storage Tank
(Optional)
32. Aeration Tank- 2 Nos Race track shape, Inflow: 28190 m3/day
(Stage-I) (1+1) 106 m L x 48m W Inlet BOD: 900 mg/lit
x 6.5m MLSS: 2100 mg/lit
SWD+0.3FB MLVSS: 1700 mg/lit
Volume of each F/M Ratio: 0.15 Kg BOD/Kg of
Tank: 29,858 m3 MLSS
DO in the Aeration Tank : 2
mg/lit
HRT: 2.0 Days
Oxygen requirement: 57501
Kgs/day/Tank
Total Air requirement: 59,638
m3/hr/Tank
No. of Air Blowers: 5 Nos / Tank
Total No. of blowers (10 Working
+ 2 Standby) for 2 tanks
Capacity of each Air blower:
12000 m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 275 kW
No. of Air diffusers / Tank: 6000
Nos.
Total No. of Fine Bubble
Diffusers ( 9 inch): 12000 Nos
Flow makers: 6 Nos /Tank– 5.7
kW each x 2 = 12
Nos
Alternative to Diffused Aeration
system: OHR Aerator
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Total Air requirement: 26,640
m3/hr/Tank
No. of Air Blowers: 2 Nos / Tank
Total No. of blowers (4 Working
+ 1 Standby) for 2 tanks
Capacity of each Air blower:
13320 m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 300 kW
33. Secondary 2 Nos 36 m Dia .x 3.5m Inflow:28190 m3/day
Clarifier-I (1+1) SWD+0.3FB Surface Overflow rate: 0.5
Volume: 3548 m3 m3/m2/hr
HRT: 6.5 hrs
No. of Weirs: 376 Nos.
Flow rate /Weir: 1.6 m3
Depth of Weir: 0.1m
Scrapper Mechanism: 4 kW
Under flow SS conc: 10,000
mg/lit
34. Sludge 3 Nos Required SRS Flow: 600
Recirculation (2W+1S) m3/hr/tank
Pump-I Capacity of the Pump: 600
m3/hr@12.5m head
kW of the Pump: 37 kW
35. Aeration Tank- 2 Nos Race track shape, Inflow: 27961 m3/day
(Stage-II) (1+1) 106m x 47m x 6.5m Inlet BOD: 270 mg/lit
SWD MLSS: 2100 mg/lit
Volume of each MLVSS: 1700 mg/lit
Tank: 27961 m3 F/M Ratio: 0.06 Kg BOD/Kg of
MLSS
DO in the Aeration Tank : 2 mg/lit
HRT: 2.0 Days
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
SRS Flow: 600 m3/hr/tank
Oxygen requirement: 46,848
Kgs/day
Total Air requirement :56,972
m3/hr
Total No. of blowers: 5 Nos. (4
Working + 1 Standby) for 2 Tanks
Capacity of each Air blower:
14245 m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 375 kW
No. of Diffuser / Tank: 5000 Nos/
Tank
Total No. of Fine Bubble Diffusers
(9 inch dia.): 10000 Nos
Flow makers: 6 Nos /Tank– 5.7
kW each x 2 = 12
Nos
Alternative: OHR
Total Air requirement: 14,760
m3/hr/Tank
No. of Air Blowers: 1 Nos / Tank
Total No. of blowers (2 Working
+ 1 Standby) for 2 tanks
Capacity of each Air blower:
14760 m3/hr
kW of the Air Blower: 375 kW
36. Secondary 2 Nos 36 m Dia. x 3.5m Inflow: 27961 m3/day
Clarifier-II (1+1) SWD+0.3FB Surface Overflow rate: 0.5
Volume: 3548 m3 m3/m2/hr
HRT: 6.5 hrs
No. of Weirs: 376 Nos.
Flow rate /Weir: 1.6 m3
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Depth of Weir: 0.1m
Scrapper Mechanism: 4 kW
Under flow SS conc: 10,000
mg/lit
37. Sludge 3 Nos Required SRS Flow: 600
Recirculation (2W+1S) m3/hr/tank
Pump-II Capacity of the Pump: 600
m3/hr@12.5m head
kW of the Pump: 37kW
Lime-Soda Softening system
38. Lime-Soda Based 2 Nos 27m Dia x 4m Inflow:27868 m3/day
Reactor Clarifier (1+1) SWD Surface Overflow rate: 1 m3/m2/hr
Volume: 2290 m3 HRT: 4 hrs
No. of Weirs: 286 Nos.
Flow rate /Weir: 2.05 m3/hr
Depth of Weir: 0.1m
Scrapper Mechanism: 2.2 kW
Bottom sludge withdrawal pipe
dia: 200mm
Sludge Transfer pump: 20 m3/hr
Sludge withdrawal velocity
considered: 0.5m/s
Sludge Transfer Pump for RC:
110 cum/hr @30m Head x 2 Nos
39. Lime Dosing Same lime dosing tank of Dosing rate : 2000 mg/lit
system Primary clarifier system shall be Concentration of Lime: 5%-10%
Preparation and used. Lime requirement: 56 Tons /day
Dosing Tank
40. Caustic Dosing 3 Nos Capacity of Caustic dosing Pump:
Pump (2W+1S) 7 m3/hr @ 20m head
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Caustic dosing requirement: 168
m3/day
41. Lime Dosing Pump 3 Nos Capacity of Lime dosing Pump: 23
(2W+1S) m3/hr @60m head
Milk of lime requirement: 564
m3/day
kW of the Pump: 3kW
42. Soda Ash Dosing 4 Nos 3.5m L x 3.5m W x Dosing rate : 1000 mg/lit
System 4m SWD+ 0.5FB Concentration of Soda ash: 10-
Preparation and Volume: 49 m3 20%
Dosing Tank Soda Ash requirement: 28 Tons
/day
43. Soda Ash Dosing 3 Nos Capacity of Soda ash dosing
Pump (2W+1S) Pump: 8 m3/hr @60m head
Soda ash solution requirement:
188 m3/day
kW of the Pump: 3.7 kW
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Thickener:
Solids loading rate: 50 Kgs/m2/day
% of volume reduction achieved in
the thickener – 29%
Slope: 1:8
Scrapper Mechanism: 3kW,
rpm:0.10
No. of Weirs: 262
Flow rate /weir: 11m3/day
47. Polyelectrolyte 2 Nos Polymer Dosing requirement: 20
Dosing Pump to (1W+1S) mg/lit
thickener Polymer conc: 0.05%
Head: 60 m
LPH: 5672
Dosing rate: 40 Litres/m3
kW of the pump: 1.1
48. Polyelectrolyte 1 No Volume:100 m3
Dosing Tank
Sludge Dewatering system (Bio sludge+ Plain sedimentation)
49. Filter Press System 4 Nos Size: 1300mm x Feed Flow: 263 m3/day @ 8% SC.
(3W+1S) 1300mm x30mm Filtrate volume: 181 m3/day
Wet Solid cake @ 20% SC: 57
Tons/day
Dry Solid cake 20 Tons/day
Type of Filter Press : Recessed
Type
No. of Filter Press : 4 Nos
(3W+1S)
No. of batches /day: 3 Nos
Cake thickness : 30mm
Chamber volume: 51 Litres
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
No. of Filter Press Plates/Unit:
132 Nos
Total no. of Plates: 132 x 4 = 528
Nos.
50. Filter Press Feed 4 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 40 m3/hr
Pump (3W+1S) Pump Type: Screw
Head: 150m
kW of the Pump: 30 kW
51. Filter Press Power 3+1 Nos 3.7 kW
Pack
52. Sludge Thickener – 1 No 30 m Dia. x 3.5m Sources of Sludge to the
II (Primary and SWD +0.5m FB thickener:
LSS sludge) Volume of each Primary Sludge –54.2Tons/day
3
Tank:2637 m LSS Sludge -61.5 Tons/day
Total sludge: 115.7 Tons/day
Thickener:
Solids loading rate: 150
Kgs/m2/day
Slope: 1:8
Scrapper Mechanism: 3kW,
rpm:0.10
No. of Weirs: 324
53. Polyelectrolyte 2 Nos Polymer Dosing requirement: 20
Dosing Pump to (1W+1S) mg/lit
thickener Polymer conc: 0.05%
Head: 60 m
LPH: 5672
Dosing rate: 40 Litres/m3
kW of the pump: 1.1
54. Polyelectrolyte 1 No Volume:100 m3
Dosing Tank
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Sludge Dewatering system (Primary + LSS sludge)
55. Filter Press System 8 Nos Size: 1300mm x Feed Flow: 1027 m3/day @ 8%
(7W+1S) 1300mm x30mm SC.
Dry Solid 103 Tons/day
Type of Filter Press : Recessed
Type
No.of Filter Press : 8 Nos
(7W+1S)
No. of batches /day: 3 Nos
Cake thickness : 30mm
Chamber volume: 51 Litres
No. of Filter Press Plates/Unit:
132 Nos
Total no. of Plates: 132 x 8 =
1056 Nos.
56. Filter Press Feed 8 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 40 m3/hr
Pump (7W+1S) Pump Type: Screw
Head: 150m
kW of the Pump: 30 kW
57. Filter Press Power 8 Nos 3.7 kW
Pack
Tertiary Filtration System – Quartz Filters
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
Silex media:
Quantity required/Filter:
3-5mm – Bed Height- 200mm : 4.4
Tons/Filter
0.7mm – 1.2 mm – Bed Height -
800mm: 17.4 Tons/Filter
60. Quartz Filter Feed 14Nos Flow rate: 120 m3/hr @ 20m Head
Pump (12 W+2 kW of the Pump: 15 kW
S)
61. Backwash Pump 4 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 135 m3/hr
(2W+2S) @ 30m Head
Quantity: kW of the pump: 18.5
kW
62. Back wash blower 3 Nos Blower capacity: 600 m3/hr
(2W+1S) kW of the blower: 18.5kW
Ultra-Filtration System (UF)
63. Feed Tank 1 No 15m L x 20m W x Inflow: 25786 m3/day (Actual flow
5m SWD 25075 m3/day + 3% safety margin
Volume:1500 m3 @ 752 m3/day)
HRT: 1hr.
64. UF Membranes 4 Skids Auto back washable filter: 50
micron x 4 Skids = 4 Nos.
No. of membranes shall be with
respect to Gross permeate flux at
40 LMH, which is inclusive of
backwash, CIP and CEB qty and
net permeate flux at 35 LMH to
produce a nett. output of 20 MLD
(85% nett. recovery) of treated
water
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
65. UF Feed Pump 5 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 551 m3/hr
(4W+1S) @ 30m Head x 4 Skids = 4 Nos
kW of the Pump : 75 kW
66. UF Backwash 3 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 650 m3/hr
Pump (2W+1S) @ 30m Head x 3 = Nos
kW of the Pump : 90 kW
67. Hypo Dosing 3 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 3252 LPH
Pump (2W+1S) @ 60m Head
kW of the Pump : 3.7 kW
68. Hypo Dosing Tank 1 Nos 1000 Litres
69. Caustic Dosing 2 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 4000 LPH
Pump (1W+1S) @ 60m Head
kW of the Pump : 3.7 kW
70. Caustic Dosing 1 No. 1000 Litres
Tank
71. HCl Dosing Pump 2 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 5900 LPH
(1W+1S) @ 60m Head
kW of the Pump : 5.5 kW
72. HCl Dosing Tank 1 No. 1000 litres
73. CIP Pump 3 Nos Capacity of the Pump : 689 m3/hr
(2W+1S) @ 30 m Head
kW of the Pump : 90 kW
74. Cartridge Filter 2 Nos Housing: SS
(1W+1S) No. of Elements : 110 Nos
Type: Wounded
Size: 40 inch long x 2.5 inch dia.
75. CIP Tank with 1 No 40 m3
Agitator
76. HCl Storage Tank 1 No 15m3
77. Caustic Storage 1 No 15m3
Tank
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S.No Treatment Stages / Quantity Dimension Design basis / Specifications
Components (Nos)
78. Hypo Storage Tank 1 No 15m3
79. UF Permeate 1 No 23m L x 20m W x Inflow: 22186 m3/day
Storage Tank 5m SWD+0.5FB HRT: 2 hr
Volume: 2300 m3
80. UF Permeate 5 Nos Capacity of the Pump: 285 m3/hr
Transfer Pump (4W+1S) @ 30m Head x 4 Skids = 4 Nos
kW of the Pump: 45 kW
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Dilution Facility Infrastructure
S.No Item Description Specification Qty.
1. Mixing Tank Dimension: 70m x 70m x 4.9 2 Nos
m=Volume: 24 MLD
HRT: 2.5 hrs
2. Submersible Mixers Total energy requirement/Tank 10 Nos (15 kW) x
122.5 kW 2 Tanks= 20 Nos.
4. Online Monitoring System (as pH, Conductivity, BOD, COD, 2 Sets ( 1 for
per CPCB Guidelines) TSS, Cr, DO and Electro CETP outlet and 1
Magnetic flow meters for Dilution Tank
outlet)
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effluent. Further, low pressure & high pressure switches and VFD are required to be installed
to control the operation of the pumps. A provision for recirculation of treated water from the
pump discharge would also be provided in the pumps. This is essential to ensure that,
whenever, the pollutant concentration exceeds the discharge limit, the flow to river would
automatically be stopped and the effluent would be recycled back into the mixing tank until
the parameters are normalised. Therefore, the entire system would be automated though the
PLC /SCADA.
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Specification Sheet of Odour Control System for Collection Well & Equalization Tank
Sl. No Item description Specification
1 Application To eliminate the odour from the Tannery wastewater
2 Equipment Name Odour Control System
3 Duty Continuous
4 Working Principle 1. It would be implemented in two stages to
eliminate the odour from the Tannery wastewater.
The odour removal system would comprises of
Bio trickling filter followed by Activated carbon
filter. In addition, waste gas feeding system and
water spray unit are also provided along with the
bio trickling filter to feed the waste gas and
wetting of the media respectively.
2. In addition to the bio filter, an additional chemical
dosing system comprising of Sodium Hydroxide
and Hydrogen Peroxide is also be proposed.
5 Accessories Bio trickling filter, Activated carbon filter, Chemical
Dosing System, Inter connecting ducts, Radial Fan,
Pumps, Pipes and Fittings and Valves, Control Panel,
H2S Monitor
6 Specification for Bio Type- Bio trickling filter- 11750, Total Airflow-
trickling filter 11750 m3/hr, Vessel material- HDPE or GRP,
Vessel diameter- 3800 mm, Vessel Height- 7000
mm, Total weight empty- 4000 kg, Filter area- 11,3
m2, Filter bed height- 3 m, Retention time- 10 s,
Filter media- Foamed plastic
7 Specification for Activated MOC: Filter vessel of PEHD with stainless steel
Carbon filter reinforcements, Type- AKFE 11000, Total Airflow
(m3/h)- 23.500, Nominal carbon volume (m3)- 22,
Weight of carbon (kg)- 11000 Superficial contact
time (s)- 3,3, Length (mm)- app. 11100, Height
(mm)- app. 2100, Width (mm)- app. 2000, Vessel
construction- PEHD, Filtering surface (m2)- app.
22,00
Filter depth (m)- 1, Total weight empty (kg)- app.
1400
8 Specification for Activated Type of carbon: Catalytic carbon, water re-generable
Carbon Moisture, as packed: < 5 % Apparent density
(kg/m3): 500 +/- 30 Pellet diameter (mm): 4,
Hardness no.: > 97
9 Specification for Radial Fan Type: Radial Fan, Capacity (m3/h): 23.500, Static
pressure (Pa): 3500, Material housing: Stainless Steel
316, Material impeller: Stainless Steel 316, Induction
diameter (mm):900, Fan speed (rpm): app. 1450
Motor speed 50 Hz (rpm): app. 1450 Motor power
rating (kW): app. 45, Power supply: 400 V 50 Hz
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Specification Sheet of Odour Control System for Collection Well & Equalization Tank
Sl. No Item description Specification
10 Control Panel For the operation of the above described odour
control system. Made of Stainless Steel, mounted in
an air-conditioned room, completely wired and tested
according to VDE. With the following components:
1 x Siemens SPS S7 1200, x Power supply and
control power supply 1 x Fault report processing x
Frequency converter Siemens type for the fan 4 x AC
Semiconductor Motor Control for the circulation
pumps 4 x 230 V motorized valve, 4 x PH-Monitor
control 10 x Pressure control, 1 x Horn and all-round
illumination, 1 x Non-potential contacts for operating
and fault reporting, Touch panel operation.
11 H2S Monitor Type: Polytron 3000, Manufacturer: Draeger,
monitoring for: H2S, measuring range: 0.100 ppm
(for inlet), 0.20 ppm (for outlet) Output Signal: 4.20
mA, installed at the inlet and outlet of the odour
control system to measure the inlet and outlet H2S
concentration. Connected to the local control panel
for power supply and signal processing.
The OHR (Original Hydrodynamic Reactor) Technology is fluid miniaturization, mixing and
reaction technology.
Fluids are passed through special pipes (OHR AERATOR) and they are broken down into
ultrafine particles instantaneously. The ultrafine particles collide continuously with two unique
special structures. Thus, reaction of fluids are significantly accelerated.
Even though the OHR AERATOR are very simple structures, they can replace conventional
high pressure, high cost and complicated equipment.
The mixing capability of the OHR is strong enough to be able to do the same thing as the
high-pressure emulsification equipment with only 1/100 of pressure.
The OHR AERATOR is an original air diffuser with no-clogging, maintenance-free with very
strong mixing functions. Due to its strong mixing functions, OHR AERATOR is the only air
diffuser used for chemical reaction acceleration aggressively in harsh conditions.
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Specification Sheet of Original Hydrodynamic Reactor (OHR) Aerator:
Specification Sheet of OHR Aerator for Pre-Aeration Tank I & II and Aeration Tank I
& II
Sl. No Item description Specification
1. General
1.1. Application To mix oxygen in effluent by Aeration
1.2. Duty Continuous
1.3. Working Principle After discharge of large clusters of air bubbles,
oxygen is forcibly dissolved in water by centrifugal
force and impact force
1.4. Alpha Value 0.98 to 1.07
1.5. Model No AE-130N
1.6. Coverage area per unit all 6 – 7 m2
over tank aeration
1.7. Size ᴓ 145 mm x 642 H
1.8. Weight 2.9 Kgs
1.9. Air Blower Capacity per 1. Minimum: 0.5 m3/min
Unit 2. Standard: 1.0 m3/min
3. Maximum: 1.4 m3/min
1.10. Size of Fine Air bubble Approx. 100 µm
1.11. Preferable Make OHR Laboratory Corporation
2. Material of construction
2.1. Body Polypropylene
2.2. Inter Connecting Air-Pipe PP40A (Polypropylene)
2.3. Flange PP (Polypropylene)
2.4. Manufacturer Guarantee 7 Years
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Schedule of Items:
The items mentioned here are only indicative and for guidance purpose only. Bidder
may make his own asessement as per the scope of work to meet the KPIs.
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 508.68
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 67.82
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 20.10
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 80.38
3.ii Walls cu.m 55.39
3.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 40.19
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 16.58
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 364.87
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 200.96
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 14.08
per the IS standards and specifications
(using corrosion resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 263.76
b) floor area sq.m 263.76
c)Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 200.96
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
7.i Walls sq.m 263.76
7.ii Bottom floor sq.m 263.76
7.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 21.60
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 200.96
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.2000mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.1000mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 24.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 36.00
platform
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Construction of RCC Rectangular tank for Fine Screen
I.III
Chamber (3 nos)
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
1
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
1.i Raft cu.m 13.68
1.ii Walls cu.m 19.20
2 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
2.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 12.00
2.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 192.00
3 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
3.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 2.63
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 192.00
b) floor area sq.m 29.25
5 White wash one coat (using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 192.00
b) floor area sq.m 29.25
6 Miscellaneous works
6.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 48.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
6.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.Upto 500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.Upto 300mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Construction of RCC Rectangular tank for Grit
I.IV
Chamber (2 nos)
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
1
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
1.i Raft cu.m 24.30
1.ii Walls cu.m 17.40
2 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
2.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 13.20
2.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 174.00
3 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
3.i MT 3.34
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
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including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15 sq.m 128.00
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 174.00
b) floor area sq.m 50.00
5.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 174.00
b) floor area sq.m 50.00
6 Miscellaneous works
6.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 58.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
6.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.300mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for Presettler (33
I.V
mtr dia) (3 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 6104.16
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 508.68
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 288.49
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 1442.44
3.ii Walls cu.m 336.29
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 287.28
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 69.94
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 169.56
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 2241.96
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 159.60
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 932.58
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
5.i reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths MT 170.88
including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as
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per the IS standards and specifications
(using corrosion resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 2241.96
b) floor area sq.m 2564.60
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
Walls sq.m 2241.96
Bottom floor sq.m 2564.60
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 932.58
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.2000mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 6.00
b.1000mm dia NB pipe Nos. 6.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 72.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 114.00
platform
Construction of RCC Tank with Race Track design for
I.VI Storage and Homogenization tank (2 nos) & Flash
mixer Feed tank
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00 m to 1.5m cu.m 15130.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 558.00
foundation
2.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 894.60
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 3340.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 2023.60
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 15.84
3.iv RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 3166.80
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 415.20
4.ii wall sq.m 9096.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 57.60
4.iv RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 6333.60
5 Reinforcement Works
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Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 686.82
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft sq.m 5090.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 9096.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 115.20
Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement bottom
4.iv sq.m 6333.60
beam
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
7.i Raft sq.m 5090.00
7.ii Walls sq.m 9096.00
7.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 115.20
7.iv RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 6333.60
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 2888.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.600mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.450mm dia NB pipe Nos. 7.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 80.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and applying two coats of Coal tar epoxy (400
microns thick) over one coat of epoxy primer including the
8.iv
cost of all materials, preparation of surfaces, necessary
scaffolding etc., all complete as per the specifications
8.v Raft sq.m 5040.00
8.vi Walls sq.m 5241.60
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.vii Rm 76.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Flash
I.VII
Mixer-I (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 50.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 4.05
foundation
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2.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 40.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 12.94
3.ii Walls cu.m 27.75
3.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator cu.m 5.25
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 11.90
4.ii wall sq.m 222.00
4.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator sq.m 21.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 3.68
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 128.00
b) floor area sq.m 32.00
5 White wash one coat (using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 128.00
b) floor area sq.m 32.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 60.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 4.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and applying two coats of Coal tar epoxy (400
microns thick) over one coat of epoxy primer including the
8.iv sq.m 144.00
cost of all materials, preparation of surfaces, necessary
scaffolding etc., all complete as per the specifications
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Lime
I.VIII
Dosing System (8 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 288.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
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Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 20.00
foundation
2.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 128.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 40.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 115.20
3.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator cu.m 6.40
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 38.40
4.ii wall sq.m 1024.00
4.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator sq.m 32.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 12.42
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 512.00
b) floor area sq.m 147.92
5 White wash one coat (using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 512.00
b) floor area sq.m 147.92
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 704.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 16.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 16.00
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iii Rm 96.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Flash
I.IX
Mixer-II (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 50.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 4.05
foundation
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2.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 40.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 12.94
3.ii Walls cu.m 27.75
3.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator cu.m 5.25
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 11.90
4.ii wall sq.m 222.00
4.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator sq.m 21.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 3.68
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 128.00
b) floor area sq.m 32.00
5 White wash one coat (using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 128.00
b) floor area sq.m 32.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 60.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 4.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and applying two coats of Coal tar epoxy (400
microns thick) over one coat of epoxy primer including the
8.iv sq.m 144.00
cost of all materials, preparation of surfaces, necessary
scaffolding etc., all complete as per the specifications
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank For Alum
I.X
Dosing System (8 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 200.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
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Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 16.20
foundation
2.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 160.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 51.77
3.ii Walls cu.m 111.00
3.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator cu.m 21.00
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 47.60
4.ii wall sq.m 888.00
4.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator sq.m 84.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 14.70
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.i water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 512.00
b) floor area sq.m 128.00
5 White wash one coat (using white cement )
a) walls sq.m 512.00
b) floor area sq.m 128.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 240.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 16.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 16.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 16.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and applying two coats of Coal tar epoxy (400
microns thick) over one coat of epoxy primer including the
8.iv sq.m 576.00
cost of all materials, preparation of surfaces, necessary
scaffolding etc., all complete as per the specifications
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for
I.XI
Clariflacculator (28 mtr Dia) - 3 nos
1 Earth work Excavation
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1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 4823.04
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 508.68
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 1846.32
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 226.32
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 1131.58
3.ii Walls cu.m 276.95
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 116.64
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 59.35
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 141.30
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 1846.32
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 64.80
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 791.28
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 122.01
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 1846.32
b) floor area sq.m 1846.32
6.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 129.60
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
Walls sq.m 1846.32
Bottom floor sq.m 1846.32
7.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 129.60
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 791.28
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 6.00
b.300mm dia NB pipe Nos. 6.00
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iii Rm 108.00
platform
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Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Poly
I.XII
Dosing (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 90.75
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 7.50
foundation
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 66.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 31.76
3.ii Walls cu.m 66.00
3.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator cu.m 4.13
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 23.10
4.ii wall sq.m 528.00
4.iii Plot form for fixing of agitator sq.m 16.50
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 8.15
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft cu.m 54.00
6.ii Walls cu.m 219.30
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement ) sq.m 561.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 132.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 6.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 6.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 6.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and applying two coats of Coal tar epoxy (400
8.iv
microns thick) over one coat of epoxy primer including the
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cost of all materials, preparation of surfaces, necessary
scaffolding etc., all complete as per the specifications
a) Raft cu.m 31.76
b) Walls cu.m 66.00
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Sulphite
I.XIII
Oxidation -I (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 4200.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 156.40
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 612.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 625.60
3.ii Walls cu.m 714.00
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 6.48
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 136.80
4.ii wall sq.m 4760.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 43.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 107.69
per the standards and specifications (using corrosion
resistant steel)
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Floor slab sq.m 1452.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 4760.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Floor slab sq.m 1452.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 4760.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 1360.00
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Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 40.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 72.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Sulphite
I.XIV
Oxidation-II (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 720.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 24.20
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 147.60
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 96.80
3.ii Walls cu.m 159.90
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 6.48
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 32.80
4.ii wall sq.m 902.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 14.40
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 21.05
per the standards and specifications
( using corrosion resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Floor slab sq.m 200.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 1066.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 28.80
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Floor slab sq.m 200.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 1066.00
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6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 28.80
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 246.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 40.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 76.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for
I.XV
Distribution (1 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 360.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 12.10
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 86.40
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 48.40
3.ii Walls cu.m 85.80
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 1.08
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 17.60
4.ii wall sq.m 520.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 7.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 10.82
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Floor slab sq.m 100.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 572.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 14.40
7 Painting works
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7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Floor slab sq.m 100.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 572.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 14.40
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 176.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 20.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 12.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Anoxic (2
I.XVI
nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 6750.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 262.70
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 504.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 1036.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 616.00
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 12.24
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 112.00
4.ii wall sq.m 3080.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 81.60
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 133.14
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Floor slab sq.m 2448.00
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6.ii Walls sq.m 3080.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 163.20
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Floor slab sq.m 2448.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 3080.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 163.20
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 1120.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 48.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 68.00
platform
Construction of RCC Racetrack shape Tank for
I.XVII
Aeration-I (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 28600.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 1080.00
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 1144.80
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 5508.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 1860.30
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 6.48
4 Centering & Shuttering for Racetrack shape tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 291.60
4.ii wall sq.m 8268.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 43.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 589.98
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
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mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft slab sq.m 9024.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 9724.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement ) sq.m 9024.00
6.i Raft sq.m 9724.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 86.40
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 2592.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 56.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 72.00
platform
Construction of RCC Racetrack shape Tank for
I.XVIII
Aeration-II (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 28050.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 1090.00
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 1152.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 5450.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 1860.30
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 6.48
4 Centering & Shuttering for Racetrack shape tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 291.60
4.ii wall sq.m 8268.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 43.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 585.34
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
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Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft slab sq.m 9024.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 9568.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement ) sq.m 9024.00
6.i Raft sq.m 9568.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 86.40
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 86.40
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 2944.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii 0.00
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 56.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 72.00
platform
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for Secondary
I.XIX
Clarifier (36 Mtr Dia) (4 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 10048.00
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 697.08
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 4534.16
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 453.42
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 2267.08
3.ii Walls cu.m 557.66
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 284.16
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 101.74
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 232.36
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 3617.28
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 177.60
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 1356.48
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5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 256.85
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 2461.76
b) floor area sq.m 2461.76
6.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 134.40
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
Walls sq.m 2461.76
Bottom floor sq.m 2461.76
7.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 134.40
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 1055.04
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.2000mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 32.00
b.1000mm dia NB pipe Nos. 32.00
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iii Rm 224.00
platform
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for Secondary
I.XX
Clarifier (27 Mtr Dia) (2 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 2461.76
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 263.76
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 1230.88
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 123.09
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 369.26
3.ii Walls cu.m 226.83
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 10.08
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 39.56
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 70.34
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4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 1512.22
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 28.80
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 527.52
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 51.66
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 1512.22
b) floor area sq.m 1230.88
c)Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 28.80
d)Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 527.52
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
7.i Walls sq.m 1512.22
7.ii Bottom floor sq.m 1230.88
7.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 28.80
7.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 527.52
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 527.52
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.2000mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 4.00
b.1000mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 36.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 48.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Soda
I.XXI
Dosing System (4 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 100.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 10.00
foundation
2.iii Solling packing for hardening the nature ground cu.m 100.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
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3.i Raft cu.m 30.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 64.50
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 5.04
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 18.00
4.ii wall sq.m 516.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 67.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 7.96
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft sq.m 49.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 516.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 67.20
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat (using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 49.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 516.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 67.20
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 120.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 8.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 8.00
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank For Sludge
I.XXII
Holding Chemical (1 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 225.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 19.60
foundation
2.iii Solling packing for hardening the nature ground cu.m 78.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 58.80
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3.ii Walls cu.m 85.80
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 2.70
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 16.80
4.ii wall sq.m 572.00
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 36.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 11.78
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft sq.m 49.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 572.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 18.00
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 49.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 572.00
6.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 36.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 208.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 30.00
platform
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for Sludge
I.XXIII
Thickener (23 Mtr Dia) (1 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 981.00
1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 118.00
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 491.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 49.06
foundation
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Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 196.25
3.ii Walls cu.m 85.91
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 9.00
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 16.96
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 39.25
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 572.74
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 6.00
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 235.50
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 24.65
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 286.37
b) floor area sq.m 415.27
6.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 6.00
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
Walls sq.m 286.37
Bottom floor sq.m 415.27
7.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 6.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 235.50
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.200mm dia NB pipe Nos. 4.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 60.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 10.00
platform
Construction of RCC Circular Tank for Sludge
I.XXIV
Thickener (30 Mtr Dia) (1 nos)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 5m cu.m 1607.68
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1.ii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 146.01
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 754.39
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 75.44
foundation
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 353.25
3.ii Walls cu.m 110.97
3.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 55.80
3.iv Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 21.20
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 48.67
4.ii Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 659.40
4.iii Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 37.20
4.iv Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 282.60
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 41.62
per the IS standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
a) walls sq.m 715.92
b) floor area sq.m 415.27
6.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 37.20
7 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
Walls sq.m 715.92
Bottom floor sq.m 415.27
7.i Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 37.20
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 292.02
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.2000mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.1000mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 60.00
platform
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Construction of RCC Square Tank for Mixing Tank - 2
I.XXV
Nos
1 Earth work Excavation
1.1 Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 57024.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.1 cu.m 1036.80
foundation
2.2 Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 1015.20
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.1 Raft cu.m 6220.80
3.2 Walls cu.m 1209.60
3.3 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 34.56
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.1 Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 338.40
4.2 wall sq.m 6048.00
4.3 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 259.20
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.1 including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 746.50
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.1 Raft slab sq.m 9800.00
6.2 Walls sq.m 6048.00
6.3 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 345.60
7 Painting works
7.1 White wash one coat ( using white cement )
7.2 Raft sq.m 9800.00
7.3 Walls sq.m 6048.00
7.4 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 345.60
8 Miscellaneous works
8.1 Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 2240.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.2 Nos. 80.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of SS 316 L Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 28.00
platform and rcc staircase arrangement (50 mm dia)
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Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank For Dyke
I.XXVI
Walls (8 NOs)
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 288.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 28.80
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 160.00
1.iii Solling packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 288.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 48.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 48.00
3.iii RCC working platform slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 5.76
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 48.00
4.ii wall sq.m 480.00
3.iii RCC working platform slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 16.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 8.14
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft (floor) sq.m 200.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 480.00
6.iii RCC working platform slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 76.80
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 200.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 480.00
6.iii RCC working platform slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 76.80
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i AR Tiles with cement mortar 1:5
6.i Raft sq.m 200.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 604.80
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for Quartz
I.XXVII
Filter Feed
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 1650.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 66.00
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 189.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 330.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 259.88
3.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 268.80
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 47.25
4.ii wall sq.m 577.50
4.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 672.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 68.69
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft slab sq.m 560.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 1155.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 1218.00
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 560.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 1155.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 1218.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 420.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 40.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
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Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 50.00
platform
I.XXVIII Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank for UF Feed
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 748.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 37.40
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 127.80
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 187.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 136.68
3.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 134.40
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 24.85
4.ii wall sq.m 770.00
4.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 336.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 36.65
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft slab sq.m 300.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 770.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 640.00
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 300.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 770.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 640.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 280.00
Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.500mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.350mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
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Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 40.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 40.00
platform
Construction of RCC Rectangular Tank For UF
I.XXIX
Permeate
1 Earth work Excavation
1.i Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 1.5m cu.m 1200.00
2 Plain Cement Concrete
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
2.i cu.m 55.20
foundation
2.iii Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 130.50
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement.
3.i Raft cu.m 276.00
3.ii Walls cu.m 167.48
3.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 201.60
4 Centering & Shuttering for rectangular tank
4.i Centering / Shuttering for footings & Raft sq.m 43.50
4.ii wall sq.m 957.00
4.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 504.00
5 Reinforcement Works
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
5.i including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 51.61
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
6 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
6.i Raft (floor) sq.m 462.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 1012.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 1008.00
7 Painting works
7.i White wash one coat ( using white cement )
6.i Raft sq.m 462.00
6.ii Walls sq.m 957.00
6.iii RCC cover slab and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 1008.00
8 Miscellaneous works
8.i Providing and fixing PVC water stopper 225mm wide Rm 261.00
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Labour charges for fixing following dia of pipes cutting
8.ii
and welding the pipe in resting the wall in position
a.200mm dia NB pipe nipples Nos. 2.00
b.150mm dia NB pipe Nos. 2.00
Supplying and fixing 250 x 150mm PVC encapsulated SS
8.iii Nos. 18.00
316 L rungs for steps inner side of wall
Providing and fixing of RCC Handrails for Working
8.iv Rm 40.00
platform
I.XXX RCC Buildings & GI Sheet Shed
Admin Building Ground Floor with rain water harvesting -
1 sq.m 2700.00
RCC Terrace,15.0x90.0x4.0Ht
SCADA Room with rain water harvesting - RCC
2 sq.m 64.00
Terrace,8.0x 8.0x4.2Ht
Laboratory room with rain water harvesting - RCC
3 sq.m 80.00
Terrace,10.0x 8.0x4.0Ht
Store room with rain water harvesting - RCC Terrace,10.0x
4 sq.m 80.00
8.0x4.0Ht
Staff rest room with rain water harvesting - RCC
5 sq.m 80.00
Terrace,10.0x 8.0x4.0Ht
Conference Hall with seating arrangements for 500
peoples, Centralized AC, Audis system, Overhead
6 Projector, LED TVs, Pantry, False ceiling, etc. with sq.m 1350.00
complete First Floor with rain water harvesting - RCC
Terrace,15.0x90.0x4.0Ht
Mini Workshop with rain water harvesting - RCC
7 sq.m 64.00
Terrace,8.0x 8.0x4.0Ht
Chemical house with dosing tanks with rain water
8 harvesting - GI Sheet roofing, Size: 16.0m x 12.0m x sq.m 192.00
4.0mH
PCC Room- RCC Terrace roofing with rain water
9 sq.m 420.00
harvesting Size: 12.0m x 7.0m x 4.2mH - 5 Nos
MCC Room for Pretreatment, LSS &Dilution system with
10 rain water harvesting - RCC Terrace roofing, Size: 10.0m x sq.m 210.00
7.0m x 4.2mH - 3 Nos
Filter Press room with MCC Room with rain water
11 sq.m 570.00
harvesting - RCC Terrace,38.0x 15.0 x 7.0Ht
Collection sump pump Room with staircase arrangements
12 with rain water harvesting - RCC Terrace, Size: 12.0m x sq.m 72.00
6.0m x 4.0mH
Shed for waste sludge and salt with rain water harvesting -
13 sq.m 4900.00
GI Sheet roofing, Size:
Shed for Blower with MCC Room (Above SHT) with rain
14 water harvesting - GI Sheet roofing, Size: 192.0m x 25.0m sq.m 4800.00
x 5.0mH
Shed for QF section with MCC Room with rain water
15 harvesting - GI Sheet roofing, Size: 32.0m x 16.0m x sq.m 512.00
7.0mH
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Shed for UF section with MCC Room with rain water
16 harvesting - GI Sheet roofing, Size: 50.0m x30.0m x sq.m 1500.00
7.0mH
I.XXXI Additional Cost in Civil work
1 Site cleaning and Levelling sq.m 180474.0
2 Topographical Survey & GEO Technical Investigation
2.1 Topographical Survey for CETP Area sq.m 180474.0
2.2 Topographical Survey for Pumping Station - 4 Nos. Lot 1.0
2.3 Topographical Survey for Pipe line Networking Rm 24000.0
2.4 GEO Technical Investigation for CETP Area Nos. 45.0
2.5 GEO Technical Investigation for Pumping Station - 4 Nos. Nos. 4.0
2.6 GEO Technical Investigation for Pipe line Networking Nos. 24.0
Construction of compound wall (RCC -M25 Grade
Footing, Column, Plinth beam with 230 mm Wall
3 Thickness, Brick work 1:5 ratio for wall (CM - 1:4 ratio Rm 1850.00
Plastering both side with smooth finishing) with 1.5 m
above FGL)
Water source shall be provided for construction of civil
4 L.S 1
works of component A, C & D by the Contractor
Road with storm water trench work (Road - 10 m width x
1250 m Length & 8 m width x 650 m Length, Earth Work,
Spreading and Compacting graded stone aggregate to Wet
5 mix Macadam - 250 mm Thick, Prime coat over WMM Rm 1900.00
Surface Bitumen, Tack coat over WMM Surface, 50 mm
Consolidated thick Bituminous macadam & 30 mm
Consolidated thick Bituminous Concrete)
Nalla Crossing Bridge - 4 Nos. (Bridge width - minimum
5m) - The bidder advised to visit the project site to collect
6 Lot 4.00
the required information regarding Nalla Crossing Bridge
and design accordingly
Civil works for electrical substation & entire plant
electrical equipment:
(a) Construction of RCC Building HT panel rooms, Battery
Room (b) Construction of Fire protection wall, Oil soak
pit & earth pit construction(c) Foundation for all electrical
equipment including HT Panels, LT Panels, Transformer,
7 DG set & DG Set Chimney, substation equipment Lighting Lot 1
pole & cable tray supports and Storm water drainage, (d)
Weld mesh fence to the height of 2.5 mts. and length at
actual, levelling of equipment (e) cable trench for HT &
LT Panels (f) earth excavation, refiling of cable with brick
guard over the cable with all necessary civil works to
complete the job.
I.XXXII CETP beautification work
1 Compound wall with Gate
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Excavation for foundations; in any kind of soil to the
dimensions and levels shown in the drawings. Price to
include back filling with excavated soil if suitable or
1.1 imported approved materials up to bottom of base course cu.m 446.40
underneath slab on grade, removal of extra and unsuitable
soil. Back filling shall be on layers of 200 mm thick with
watering and compacting extra., complete.
Supply and Cast Reinforced Concrete. With a minimum
cement content of 300 Kg. per cubic meter. Price to
1.2 include for painting with two coats of hot bitumen (75/25), cu.m 372.00
the strokes of each layer to be opposite to each other (for
the buried parts).
1.3 Foundations and Wall Footings, as per detailed drawings cu.m 282.72
1.4 Plastering Works
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
1.5 water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15 sq.m 2976.00
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
1.6 Miscellaneous works
Two Coats of Cement and additional external render coat
to external walls and where required including metal Lath,
angle beads, plaster stops and all required as per Lot 1
Specifications and Drawings. Price includes two coats
waterproofing external quality supercryl paint.
Providing and fixing front entrance gate of SS 316
Lot 1
material.
Providing and fixing of SS 316 L(50 mm dia) pipe for top
Rm 744.00
of the compound
Construction of entrance design wall with granite padding Rm 38.00
2 Landscaping Works
Excavation for foundations; in any kind of soil to the
dimensions and levels shown in the drawings. Price to
include back filling with excavated soil if suitable or
2.1 imported approved materials up to bottom of base course cu.m 1400.00
underneath slab on grade, removal of extra and unsuitable
soil. Back filling shall be on layers of 200 mm thick with
watering and compacting extra., complete.
Import and fill with selected Imported Approved Fill; to
the required levels where directed by the Engineer, only
and for the quantities that are extra and above the
quantities included , Filling shall be on layers not to exceed
2.2 cu.m 280.00
200 mm. thick. Price to include leveling, watering and
compacting to 95 % field density. All imported fill shall be
preapproved by engineer on a truck by truck basis and
prior to entering the site
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Supply and Well Compact Base Course, average 15 cm.
Thick, for under block pavements areas, foundations, and
2.3 where indicated in the drawings. Price includes leveling, sq.m 210.00
watering, compacting to 99%, leveling and compacting of
ground (sub-base) under base Course to min 95%
Supply and cast Plain concrete for foundations f'c 250 with
a minimum cement content of 300 Kg. per cubic meter.
2.4 Price to include for painting with two coats of hot bitumen sq.m 140.00
(75/25), the strokes of each layer to be opposite to each
other (for the buried parts).
Supply and Cast Reinforced Concrete Class 'f'c 300'. With
a
minimum cement content of 350 Kg. per cubic meter. Price
to include for painting with two coats of hot bitumen
2.5 cu.m 140.00
(75/25),
the strokes of each layer to be opposite to each other (for
the buried parts).
Walls & Retaining Walls
Supply and construct a dry stone retaining wall, minimum
base dimension 80 - 100cm and 60cm for top dimension.
Middle of wall to be filled with rubble concrete, consisting
of
2.6 sq.m 1400.00
30% rubble stone and 70% plain concrete of grade B200,
as shown in the details. Top of wall to have a concrete soft
finish. Price includes pointing .
Base dimension 100 cm
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for removing top frame for maintenance.
Size 60×60×5cm
Supply, install, spread, and make good minimum 30 cm
3.2 cu.m 420.00
agricultural soil in areas designated
Supply and plant trees. Price includes digging a minimum
of 1.5m for each tree for the following
3.3 Nos. 360
Palm Tree, Medjoul type not less than 2m high in good
condition
Automatic irrigation facilities (Sump, pump with starter,
3.4 L.S 1
Sprinklers with pipe & fittings,
3 Fountain Works
All mechanical works items mentioned in here and after for
all project facilities and Units shall include installation,
adjustment, testing commissioning, and all required
materials, equipment and workmanship to execute the
3.1 items of construction in accordance with the specifications, L.S 1
drawings, and supervising engineers instructions, complete
in place and ready for handing over.
Measurements for items with (L.m.) or (M2) Units will be
based on net liner distance or net area of the products
UPVC Pipes :
Supply and install UPVC PN16 pipes. The price includes
3.2 L.S 1
all fittings, valves, digging, back filling and all needed to
complete the job as shown in the drawings. Size Ø 1"
Cascade Jet
Supply and install cascade Jet of bronze, 26 L/min flow
3.3 adjusted ,5m head & 0.5" connection as shown in L.S 1
drawings, the price includes all fittings,valves,all
accessories to complete the job.
Stainless Steel Cover Supply & install 60*60cm stainless
3.4 L.S 1
steel cover for submit including frame.
Submersible Pump
Supply and install and commission of submersible pump
3.5 L.S 1
with all accessories for jet system of capacity 1.56 m3/hr.
@ 10m head
Floor Drain
3.6 L.S 1
Supply and install PVC floor drain inside pump
Water make up pipe with float
Supply and install of 1" water make up pipe with float, and
3.7 L.S 1
water level regulator valve. The price includes all fittings
to complete installation
Concrete for Precast RCC Lid with ring for 558 Nos. of
HDPE Manhole:
3.8 Supply and install of precast concrete circular manholes. L.S 1
Price includes excavation, refilling, reinforced manhole
base, concrete rings, Medium duty cast iron cover and
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plain concrete bedding with smooth sloped grooves.
Diameter 120 cm and depth 100 cm
Electrical works including all required materials,
3.9 L.S 1
Submersible pump Starter, cables, accessories Etc.,
Construction of RCC Rectangular Car parking area -
4
20.0 x 10.0 x 3.5 m(H) - 1No.Ground floor
4.1 Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 2m depth cu.m 148.00
Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for
4.2 cu.m 49.00
foundation
4.3 Earth refilling with excavated soil cu.m 120.00
4.4 Earth refilling in basement by soil from outstation cu.m 180.00
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 400
4.5 cu.m 72.00
Kg/Cum) using sulphate resistant cement (SRC)
Centering & Shuttering for Centering / Shuttering for
4.6 sq.m 560.00
footings , Raft , Colum and Beam
4.7 Brick work in cm 1:6 for super structure cu.m 18.00
Supply & fabricating of reinforcement steel for all
reinforced cement concrete works to all heights and depths
4.8 including cost of binding wire (18 Gauge) etc., complete as MT 12.00
per the standards and specifications ( using corrosion
resistant steel )
Water proof Plastering with cement mortar 1:4 (One of
cement, four of sand by volume) mixed with approved
4.9 water proofing compound to an average thickness of 15 sq.m 350.00
mm for outer surfaces finished neatly to one level,
including scaffolding, curing etc., complete
5 Ellish flooring concrete in cc 1:2:4 sq.m 400.00
Embankment and Stone pitching for 400 m length
5
Nalla crossing over the CETP
Formation of Embankment with RCC wall on both sides
5.1 cu.m 120.00
with 150 mm thick
5.2 Stone pitching for floor with thickness of 150 mm cu.m 180.00
Construction of underground sump & overhead tanks for
6 storage and distrubtion of Service water for dosing systems, cu.m 10.00
laboratories, buildings and other necessary requirements.
II Electro-Mechanical Works:
II.I Primary & Secondary Treatment System:
MOC of all equipment and accessories should be suitable
for application of combined Tannery effluent with pH-8 to
10, TDS: 20000 to 22000, Chlorides (as NaCl): 12000 to
Note 13000 ppm, Sulphate (as Na2SO4): 4000 to 5000 ppm,
Total Hardness (as CaCO3): 1000 to 1200 ppm, COD:
4000 TO 7000 ppm, BOD: 1800 to 3000 ppm, Sp.gravity:
1.02, Temperature: 30 to 35°C
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Manual bar Screen: Supply of Manual Bar screen with 10
mm gap between bars suitable for 1250 cu.m/hr, Velocity
of flow is 1.2 m/sec (min) and 1.8 m/sec (Max), Thickness
of bar/ Flat: 8 mm and Width as 25 mm, Size of the bar
screen: 1m Height x 1.5 m width.
1 MOC: All the wetted and non-wetted parts are in SS 316L. Nos. 2
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sheet.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
Grit Chamber / Detritor/ Vortex: Supply of Automated
Grit chamber with suitable capacity for handling the
nominal inflow of 1250 cu.m/ hr with velocity of flow is
0.8 m/s along with self-cleaning arrangement with
backwash pumps and suitable for proposed RCC chamber
size of 12.5 x 2.0 x 1 m (SWD) x 0.5 m Free Board.
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for water in oil sensor, Moisture in Motor, high winding
temperature sensor / thermal switch, reverse rotation
preventer, electronic type over load relay, single phasing
preventer and SS 316L Foundation Bolt & Nut.
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Raw effluent transfer pump for Collection well: Supply of
Raw effluent transfer Pump with capacity of 1250 cu.m /hr
with 12.5 m head along with suitable Non clog impeller
and Mechanical seal arrangement.
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Presettler : Supply of Presettler mechanism with central
drive arrangement along with accessories suitable for civil
RCC tank having size of 33 m Dia x 4.0 m SWD x 0.5 m
Free board with RCC super structure/ Walkway platform,
Total volume of the tank is 2917 cu.m, Location: Out door
and Duty: Continuous.
Application: Grit Chamber outlet
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS 316L.
B. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS 316L.
C. Bottom guide bush material for settler drives shaft is
Teflon.
D. MOC of Feed pipe, Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are
in HDPE.
E. Over flow Weir in FRP.
Pre Settler Make: Shiv Pad/ Eimco KCP or equivalent
Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear
Ratio,
7 Nos. 3
Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/ Elecon/ Bonghifoli or
equivalent.
Motor Type: IE2, TEFC, Class F insulation, Make: ABB/
KEC/ CG/ ABB/
Accessories: Gear Box, Motor, Tripping arrangement,
Drive mechanism, feed well with proper support from
super structure including stiffeners and baffles made of
steel plate, Adjustable over load control with load indicator
including cut-off switches and alarm horn in weather proof
enclosure, handrail with toe guard, settler rack shaft, lower
guide bearings, FRP baffles, TOP covered with FRP Hood,
GI walk way gratings, inlet feed pipe, over flow pipe,
adjustable FRP wears, rack arm with blades, EPDM rubber
adjustable squeegees, sludge cone scrapper and desludging
pipe.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
Pre settler sludge transfer Pump: Supply of Pre settler
sludge transfer pump with capacity of 100 cu.m/hr @ 30m
Head, Semi open impeller with suitable mechanical seal
arrangement.
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MOC:
(a) Depth block, Lifting arrangement, Angular positioning
plate- SS 316L.
(b) Casing: Cast Iron and surfaces coated with cataphoresis
coating or SS 316L.
11 Nos. 12
(c) Propellers- Polyamide/ SS 316L.
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Flow Jet for SHT 1 & 2: Supply of Flow jet with 8 kW
capacity along with accessories for Sedimentation
Homogeneous Tank (SHT) suitable for having capacity of
civil RCC tank- Race track design with size of 90 m (L) x
28 m (W) x 6.0 m (SWD) x 0.5 m Free Board: 14110 cum,
Qty-2 Tanks.
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switch, reverse rotation preventer, electronic type over load
relay, water level control for dry run protection and single
phasing preventer along with weather proof starter control
panel and SS 316L Foundation Bolt & Nut.
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 1 Nos. and Mechanical seal - 2 Nos.
Flash mixer - I for Lime: Supply of agitator for Flash
Mixer- I with 100 RPM, SS 316L solid shaft and four
blades of SS 316L suitable for 3.7 x 3.7 x 3.7 SWD x 0.5
m Free Board - 50.6 cum volume of civil RCC tank and
RCC Super Structure/ Walkway platform.
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fasteners are in SS 316L.
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
Lime Agitator: Supply of Lime Mixing agitator with 100
RPM, SS 316L solid shaft and four blades of SS 316L
impeller suitable for 4.3 m x 4.3 m x 4.0 SWD x 0.5 m
Free Board – 74 cum volume civil RCC tank and RCC
Super Structure.
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fasteners are in SS 316L.
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
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Primary Clarifier: Supply of Primary Clarifier mechanism
with Central drive along with accessories suitable for civil
RCC tank having size of 28 m Dia x 3.5 m SWD x 0.3m
Free board, Total volume of the tank is 2155 cu.m with
RCC super structure/ walkway platform , Location: Out
door and Duty: Continuous.
Application: Flash Mixer-II outlet.
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS 316L.
B. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS 316L.
C. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
D. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
E. Over flow weirs are in FRP.
Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear
Ratio, Make-: Shanthi /Greaves Radicon/ Bonghifoli /
Elecon or equivalent.
22 Primary Clarifier Make: Shiv Pad/ Eimco KCP or Nos. 3
equivalent, Motor Type: IE2, TEFC, Class F insulation,
Make: CG/Siemens/ABB/ KEC/ CG/ BB.
Accessories: Gear Box, Motor, Tripping arrangement,
Drive mechanism, feed well with proper support from
super structure including stiffeners and baffles made of
steel plate, Adjustable over load control with load indicator
including cut-off switches and alarm horn in weather proof
enclosure, Clarifier rack shaft, lower guide bearings, FRP
baffles, inlet feed pipe, over flow pipe, overflow launder,
adjustable FRP wears, rack arm with blades , EPDM
rubber adjustable squeegees, sludge cone scrapper,
desludging pipe and SS 316L Foundation bolt & nuts.
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
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Primary Clarifier sludge transfer Pump: Supply of
Clariflocculator sludge transfer Pump with capacity of 110
cu.m/hr @ 30m Head, Semi open impeller with suitable
mechanical seal arrangement.
Application: Primary Clarifier sludge transfer to Sludge
holding tank
Pump Make- KSB/ Kishore/ Sulzer/ Grundfos/ Johnson/
Flow serve or equivalent.
Type- Centrifugal, Horizontal, Back pull-out design, Dry
bed.
Motor Type: IE2, TEFC, Class F insulation, Make:
CG/Siemens/ABB/ KEC/ CG/ BB.
23 Nos. 6
MOC: All wetted parts are in SS 316L, Shaft- Suitable for
the application.
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Liquid oxygen dosing system :
Supply of liquid oxygen dosing system along with Bulk
Liquid oxygen storage system, Mixflow system and
Mixflow pump as per manufacturer recommendation
OR
/ (Optional: Turbo Blowers) for Pre Aeration Tank- I:
Blower for Pre Aeration tank -I: Blower with discharge
(design) air flow is 13252 Nm3/ hr, pressure 0.75 kg/cm2,
Type-Centrifugal Turbo energy efficient high speed
Blowers. The high-speed turbo blower consists of a single
motor-impeller assembly with unique bearings lubricated
by air, Built-in VFD for capacity control with air-foil
bearing air cooled, touch screen HMI display to show
online display of parameters like Flow, Pressure, Power
and D.O, Direct connection with D.O. sensor for control &
monitoring of D.O. with complete set.
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Pipes and fittings with necessary valves for Liquid oxygen
dosing system / Turbo Blowers in Pre Aeration tank -I :
Supply of piping with accessories such as pipe clamp with
coupling, fasteners and supports, purge line & Erection
works for OHR aeration system in Pre aeration tank- I
along with blower header lines are in unidirectional flow.
Also the aeration piping system design for OHR / tank.
Velocity for Pipe selection: 15 to 25 m/sec. MOC: (a)
Aeration distribution, lateral lines and Blower header lines-
28 SS 316L, Sch 10, Seamless.(b) Pipe clamp with coupling, Lot 2
fasteners and supports, purge line- SS 316L(c) Valve
wetted parts are in SS 316L.Pipe make: Sumitomo,
Tubacex or equivalent. Welding: All the SS lines should be
welded with Tig welding.
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Liquid oxygen dosing system:
Supply of liquid oxygen dosing system along with Bulk
Liquid oxygen storage system, Mixflow system and
Mixflow pump as per manufacturer recommendation
OR
(Optional : Blower ) for Pre Aeration tank- II:
Blower with discharge (design) air flow is 5345 Nm3/ hr,
pressure 0.75 kg/cm2, Type-Centrifugal Turbo energy
efficient high speed Blowers. The high-speed turbo blower
consists of a single motor-impeller assembly with unique
bearings lubricated by air, Built-in VFD for capacity
control with air-foil bearing air cooled, touch screen HMI
display to show online display of parameters like Flow,
Pressure, Power and D.O, Direct connection with D.O.
sensor for control & monitoring of D.O. with complete set.
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
Pipes and fittings with necessary valves for Liquid oxygen
dosing system / Turbo Blower & OHR aeration system in
Pre Aeration tank -II: Supply of piping with accessories
such as pipe clamp with coupling, fasteners and supports,
purge line & Erection works for OHR aeration system in
Pre aeration tank- II along with blower header lines are in
unidirectional flow. Also the aeration piping system design
OHR / tank.
Velocity for Pipe selection: 15 to 25 m/sec.
33 MOC: Lot 2
(a) OHR aeration distribution, lateral lines and Blower
header lines- SS 316L, Sch 10, Seamless.
(b) Pipe clamp with coupling, fasteners and supports, purge
line- SS 316L
(c) Valve wetted parts are in SS 316L.
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
38 Erection charges for Turbo Blowers for BIOT- I Lot 1
Bypass line for BIOT
Pipes and fittings with necessary valves for providing
bypass line arrangement for BIOT I & II
39 Lot 1
MOC:
(a) Lateral lines and header lines- HDPE, PN10, PE100
(b) Valve wetted parts are in SS 316L.
Pipes and fittings with necessary valves for OHR aeration
system in BIOT- I: Supply of piping with accessories such
as pipe clamp with coupling, fasteners and supports, purge
line & Erection works for OHR aeration system in BIOT- I
along with blower header lines are in unidirectional flow.
Also the aeration piping system design for OHR / tank.
MOC:
40 Lot 2
(a) OHR aeration distribution, lateral lines and Blower
header lines- SS 316L, Sch 10, Seamless.
(b) Pipe clamp with coupling, fasteners and supports, purge
line- SS 316L
(c) Valve wetted parts are in SS 316L.
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Sl. No. Item Description Units Quantity
Flow maker for Aeration Tank - Stage I: Supply of Flow
maker / Flow Booster with 5.7 kW capacity along with
accessories for Biological Oxidation Tank (BIOT-I)
suitable for having capacity of civil RCC tank- Race track
design with size of 106 m (L) x 48 m (W) x 6.5 m (SWD)
x 0.5 m Free Board: 29858 cum, Qty- 2 Tanks.
MOC:
(a) Depth block, Lifting arrangement, Angular positioning
plate- SS 316L.
(b) Casing: Cast Iron and surfaces coated with cataphoresis
coating or SS 316L.
41 Nos. 12
(c) Propellers- Polyamide/ SS 316L.
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SRS Feed Pump for Aeration Tank (BIOT-I): Supply of
SRS Feed Pump with capacity of 600 cu.m /hr with 12.5 m
Head, with suitable impeller (Non-clog).
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steel plate, Adjustable over load control with load indicator
including cut-off switches and alarm horn in weather proof
enclosure, handrail with toe guard, Clarifier rack shaft,
lower guide bearings, FRP baffles, GI walk way gratings,
inlet feed pipe, over flow pipe, overflow launder,
adjustable FRP wears, rack arm with blades , FRP
adjustable squeegees, sludge cone scrapper, desludging
pipe and SS 316L Foundation bolt & nuts.
Spares: One set of Spares as per Manufacturer
recommendation including minimum Bearing- 3 Nos., Oil
Seal - 3 Nos.
Original Hydrodynamic Reactor ( OHR ) Aerator, for
Aeration tank- II (BIOT II):
Supply of OHR Aerator with accessories suitable for
having capacity of civil RCC tank- Race rack design with
size of 106 m (L) x 47 m (W) x 6.5 m (SWD) x 0.5 m Free
Board: 29301 cum, Qty- 2 Tanks. To mix oxygen in
44 effluent by Aeration with Size of Air bubble in approx. 100 Lot 2
µm along with following specifications
Preferable make: OHR Laboratory Corporation, Japan
Material of construction: Body and flange in polypropylene
and Inter Connecting Air-Pipes are in PP40A
(Polypropylene.
Alpha Value: 0.98 to 1.07
Blower for Aeration tank -II (BIOT- II): Blower with
discharge (design) air flow is 12000 Nm3/ hr, pressure
0.75kg/cm2, Type-Centrifugal Turbo energy efficient high
speed Blowers. The high-speed turbo blower consists of a
single motor-impeller assembly with unique bearings
lubricated by air, Built-in VFD for capacity control with
air-foil bearing air cooled, touch screen HMI display to
show online display of parameters like Flow, Pressure,
Power and D.O, Direct connection with D.O. sensor for
control & monitoring of D.O. with complete set.
Make: Aerzen- Godrej/ TurboMAX or equivalent
Accessories: Blowers should be supplied with Air Foil
46 Nos. 6
bearing for high speed operation, Entire range is air-
cooled, Variable Speed Drive for achieving high speed,
smooth starts (reduced starting current ) & energy efficient
capacity control as part of the Blower package., Permanent
Magnet Motor, safety valve, suction filter, suction silencer,
discharge silencer, non-return valve, pressure gauge in SS
316L, anti-vibration pads, along with motor with SS 316L
isolation Butterfly valves for each Blower and Pressure
gauge for each header and main distribution lines to
determine leakage / Breakage of pipes of membrane with
SS 316L isolation Butterfly valves and SS 316L foundation
bolt & nuts.
Pipe Specification:
(a) HDPE- Readymade fittings for up to 10”size.
(b) SS- Readymade fittings for all the sizes.
(c) Velocity for Pipe selection: Process lines- 0.6 to 0.8
m/sec (Gravity and pump suction lines)/ 1.2 to 1.8 m/sec
(pump delivery lines/ pressure lines)
MOC:
66 1. All gravity lines- HDPE, PN6, PE100, IS4984. Lot 1
2. Submersible pump delivery lines- SS 316L, Sch 10,
ERW.
3. All supports- MSEP.
4. Chemical dosing lines (NaOH, POLY) - HDPE, PN10,
PE100, IS4984.
5. Alum, Lime and Soda ash- PVC Pipe, Sch 40
6. Filter press lines- SS 316L, Sch 40, ERW.
7. Fasteners: SS 316L
Welding:
1. All the SS lines are welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines are welded with Arc welding
3. PVC lines are joined with socket welding.
4. HDPE pipes are butt fusion welding.
Lifting arrangement: Supply, Fabrication, Erection of
lifting arrangement structural material, Mono Rails (2
Nos.), Chain Block (2 Nos), SS 316 Lifting Chains with
67 required capacity for Submersible pumps, Primary Lot 1
Clarifier, Secondary Clarifier, Reactor Clarifier,
Thickener, Filter Press & Blower house, QF & UF,
Agitator / Flash mixers, Sludge storage yard, etc.,.
Application: Water
Application: Water
Application: Water
MOC:
A. Vessel and Bell mouth piping’s are in MSRL consist of
Natural rubber lining.
1 Nos. 13
B. Frontal piping is HDPE- PN10.
C. Frontal Pipe Supports: SS316L
MOC:
1. Pipe and accessories- HDPE- PN10.
2. Supporting- SS316L.
3. Blower air lines- SS316L, Sch 10, Seamless.
4. Fasteners: SS 316L
Welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding.
2. HDPE lines are welded with Butt welding.
Application: UF Permeate
Application: HCL
Application: Caustic
Application: HCL
Application:
MOC:
1. Pipe and accessories- uPVC, Sch 40, Socket joints.
2. Supporting- SS316L
3. Air lines- SS316L
4. Chemical dosing lines (NAOH, NAOCL, HCL)- HDPE,
PN10, PE100, IS4984.
5. Airline tubing: SS 316L, Sch “B” with ferrule joint.
6. Fasteners: SS 316L
23 Lot 1
Velocity for Pipe selection:
1. Air lines- 15 to 25 m/sec
2. Process lines- 0.6 to 0.8 m/sec (Gravity and suction
lines)/ 1.2 to 1.8 m/sec (Delivery lines)
Welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines & structural are welded with Arc
welding
3. UPVC lines are joined with suitable paste with socket
weld.
4. HDPE lines are welded with Butt fusion welding.
Turbidity analyzer:
Sensor: Measuring Range : 0 to 50 NTU , self-cleaning
system with air flushing line or water jet shall be provided
to clean the sensor to avoid coating, sensor cable length10
m .
Transmitter: Microprocessor based, Display: LED or LCD
with backlighting, Housing: Die cast Aluminium, Separate
enclosure: IP 67 or IP 65 with weather proof thermo plastic
canopy, 2 Nos. Relay contact for future interlock, Supply
6 Nos. 2
Voltage: Universal, 24 V DC, Output: 4-20
mA,/Modbus/HART, flow through assembly with 1/2"
NPT process connection, Sensor: suitable for
corrosive/scale forming effluent
Make-Forbes
Marshall/Yokogawa/Emerson/E&H/Equivalent
Location: UF feed pump discharge, UF Common Outlet
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
Pressure Transmitter :
Transmitter: Micro controller based 2 wire transmitter,
large UV protected LCD display with local operator
interface, menu driven program, non - volatile memory,
push button for zero calibration, non explosive proof type,
1/2" NPT process connection, Mounting- Separate field
mounting, Supply Voltage: Universal, 24 V DC
Sensor: Diaphragm type, Hastelloy C-276 with filling
7 liquid, IP 67/IP 66(Nema 4X)/IP 65 weather proof thermo Nos. 15
plastic enclosure.
Make - Yokogawa/Rosemount (3051)/Honeywell( STG
14L)/Equivalent
Location: UF Skid A,B,C,D Inlet, Permeate, Reject
Recirculation, Air Compressor (Primary, Secondary,
Tertiary & UF System)
Note: For complete details refer Technical specification
sheet.
S. No Description Duration
1. Design, Engineering & Submission of data sheets, 1st Month
Drawings & Documents
2. Civil Construction From 2 nd to 10th months
3. Civil Tank Hydraulic Test From 11th to 12th month
4. Supply of Equipment From 2 nd to 8th months
5. Erection of Equipment From 7th to 16th month
6. PMA shall from time to time issue necessary instructions, 17th month
defects list, comments etc., also including a Punch list, if
any, after completion of erection activities. The
Successful Tenderer shall rectify / complete the points in
the punch list before commencement of testing of plant
and machineries. Rectification / Completion of first set of
Punch list points issued by PMA
7. Testing of Treatment Component with Fresh Water 18th month
8. Commissioning of plant with effluent and stabilization of
From 19th to 21st Month
the plant
9. Rectification / Completion of second set of Punch list issued
22 nd month
by PMA and O&M agencies
10. Preparation and submission of O&M Manual, Standard 22 nd month
Operating Procedure (SOP), Equipment operation and
repair manual (EORM) and On-Site Emergency Plan
should be submitted before commissioning activities
11. Carry out Performance Guarantee & Test Run (PGTR) for 22 nd month
a duration of 72 hours with the effluent
12. Carry out Reliability Test Run (RTR) for a duration of one 23 rd month
month with the effluent.
13. Training of operators of the O&M Agency before 23 rd month
commissioning activities and handing over after successful
completion of PGTR and RTR
14. Handing over of the plant to the O&M Agency after 24th month
successful completion of RTR and initiation of commercial
operation of the plant.
Warranty / Guarantee:
1. The materials and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of twelve (12) months
from the date of successful commissioning and complete handing over of the plant.
During this period, if any defects are noticed, the same shall be rectified/replaced at the
tenderer’s own cost.
(i) Raw Effluent Collection system including gravity and pressure mains of HDPE &
GRP pipe of 24.4 Km
Design & Sizing of proposed Collection & Conveyance System for the
proposed CETP project
This section provides information, instructions and criteria for design of collection and
conveyance system consist of raw effluent from member dyeing units to CETP. The broad
components of each of the units are listed below for reference.
Design Objectives
The design of collection and conveyance system are done with an objective that
Designed collection and conveyance system shall have a system of pipes, complete with
all appurtenant facilities sufficient in size, slope and capacity to collect and convey the
required wastewater flow from individual units to the treatment facilities and discharge
points.
Collection and conveyance system shall also be practicable, economically feasible and
must be located to minimize the cost of installation, operation and maintenance.
The wastewater from the tannery processing along with inseparable sewage flow from
individual units majorly contribute to the total effluent flow in the proposed collection system.
The flow in sewers varies depending upon the quantity of production. However; the estimated
peak flows are adopted for the purpose of hydraulic design. The present water source to
tanneries is by ground water. For the purposes of hydraulic design an estimated peak flow is
adopted. The peak factor or the ratio of maximum to average flow depends on the processes
followed in the tannery units, water usage pattern, working hours etc. The discharge of effluents
especially at peak flows, needs to be transmitted to the CETP without any overflow from the
limited storage capacity inside the premises. Therefore, it is required to install larger diameter
pipe at some stretches to accommodate the increased flow during peak hours.
The design of collection and conveyance system is done considering that the individual tannery
units discharge their effluents in shifts of 8 hours or 12 hours of operation as given in the below
As the tannery effluent characterises differ from sewage, considering the nature of the effluent
it is proposed to adopt minimum velocity as 0.8 m/s to avoid solid / silting. In the proposed
C&C system, the gravity pipes are designed for higher velocities wherever possible.
However, there are some of the stretches in the network with lesser flow, as they flow only
partly full even at the peak design flow, because of necessity of adopting the prescribed
minimum size of pipe line to the individual units (i.e 90 mm). It is difficult to attain minimum
self – cleansing velocity of 0.8 m/s. At such locations, it is recommended to adopt less than 0.8
m/s to avoid high depth of excavation and also this minimizes the number of pumping stations.
This is done on the assumption that although silting might occur at minimum flow, the silt
would be flushed out during the peak flows In such situations flushing arrangements to be
provided by the member units and it would be flushed out during peak flows by pumping the
effluent from the individual tannery units.
Design period
As per CPHEEO guidelines for sewerage system, the design period considered for various
components are given in the table below
i) Internal pressures:
The strength of the pipe is measured by its ability to resist internal pressures and
external loads.
The initial carrying capacity of the pipe and its reduction over a period with use,
is defined, for example, by the Hazen – Williams coefficient ‘C’.
Values of ‘C’ vary for different conduit materials and their relative deterioration
in service. They vary with size and shape to some extent.
Flow velocities between 0.8 m/sec to 2.5 m/sec and head loss between 2 to 7
m/km is considered optimal Minimum and Maximum permissible diameter,
based on production constraints.
The life and durability of pipe as determined by the resistance of cast iron and
steel pipe to corrosion; of concrete and A.C. pipe to erosion and disintegration;
and plastic pipe to cracking and disintegration, problems influenced by the soil
conditions.
vi) The safety, economy and availability of manufactured sizes of pipes & specials
in the market.
vii) Availability of skilled personnel in construction and commissioning.
The proposed effluent collection system and treated water distribution system is categorised as
4 zones and is described in the following paragraphs.
Raw Effluent Collection system Zones:
Collection Zone 1
Zone 1 covers majority of the tannery units which are located around the 150 feet road, part of
old Jajmau road and DTS road. The total number of industries covered within the Zone 1
boundary is 82 tannery units. The contours of this zone vary from 115 m to 123 m. The total
length of gravity pipe in this zone is 5.9 km. Effluent collected from Zone 1 Chabilapurwa
reaches to PS1 and then pumped to PS-3 in Wazidpur.
Collection Zone 2
Zone 2 covers majorly the units around Sheetlabazar market road and part of old Jajmau road.
The total number of industries covered within the Zone 2 boundary is 119 units. The contours
of this zone vary from 113m to 121 m. The total length of pipe in this zone is 4.45 km. Effluent
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collected from Zone 2 located in Sheetla bazar market road reachesPS2 and then pumped to
PS-3 in Wazidpur.
Pumping line
Pumping line Pumping line
Collection Zone 3
Collection Zone 3
Zone 3 covers majorly the units around Wazidpur and Sanjay nagar area. The total number of
industries covered within the zone 3 boundary is 109 units. The contours of this zone vary from
113m to 121 m. The total length of pipe in this zone is 5.30 km. Effluent collected from Zone
3 located in Wazidpur will be pumped from PS3 through pumping main to the inlet well in
CETP.
Collection Zone 4
Zone 4 covers the industries located around Buriaghat, near to Ganga river bank. The total
number of industries covered within the zone 4 boundary is 70 units. The contours of this zone
vary from 119m to 128 m. The total length of pipe in this zone is 5.68 km. Effluent collected
from Zone 4 will be collected through PS 4 and pumped to PS 3. From here the total combined
flow is pumped to Inlet Chamber of CETP.
The zone wise flow & pipe line details for gravity line and pumping line are presented in table
given below
Manholes
The manhole is a chamber constructed at suitable intervals along the sewer lines, for providing
access for inspection, cleaning and maintenance of sewer. The manholes are proposed in all
the gravity lines and these are provided at every bend, junction, change of gradient or change
of diameter of the sewer. Manhole Material of Construction – Selection: The general material
of construction for manhole construction is Brickwork, RCC manholes and HDPE manholes.
Various MOC for Manhole selection
S.no Description Brickwork & RCC manhole HDPE manhole
1 Monolithic vs These manholes are constructed HDPE manholes are
Segmented in segments for field assembly monolithic in nature mostly
construction and requires watertight seal and may be fabricated from
materials in the field and at the a variety of shapes and
base and between each section. sections.
2 Material handling Heavier sections and material Lighter (say 1/5th to 1/10 th)
handling requires manual in weight compared with
labour RCC & brick work
3 Installation Time Higher as there would be Speed up the construction as
Masonry & Construction joints. the sections are monolithic
mostly
4 Corrosion resistance Material & joints are prone to Corrosion resistant &
Chemical environment longer service and life.
Technology Brief:
Methodology:
As a first step, it is recommended to conduct ground penetrating radar survey in the plan
corridor where pipe is proposed to be laid for the entire stretch of say 5-10 m width to detect
burried utilities like pipes, cables, etc., in such corridor. Marking of the detected utilities on the
map of corridor with information of locations and depths to the top of various utilities detected.
Work to be conducted using 500 MHz antennas for best possible resolution and penetration.
Where ever required Dewatering of pits or ground by dewatering pumps can also be done based
on the site conditions.
The final step is the Drilling of the Horizontal borehole for water main pipeline under the Road
tracks in all strata with required length including fixing of pipe with (as specified by Railway,
Road authority) casing pipe to sailable size and Thickness, including installation of pipe with
required joint perfectly watertight. Etc. complete.
The work specified in this Section documents the approved construction methods, procedures,
and materials for Directional Boring, also commonly called Horizontal Directional Drilling
(HDD).
Description:
HDD is a trenchless method for installing a product that serves as a direct conduit for liquids
or gases, or as a duct for pipe, cable, or wire line products. It is a multi-stage process consisting
of drilling a pilot bore along a predetermined path and then pulling the desired product back
through the drilled space. The vertical profile of the bore alignment is typically in the shape of
an inverted arc. When necessary, enlargement of the pilot bore hole to accommodate a product
larger than the pilot bore cross section is accomplished by back reaming. This is done at the
same time the product is being pulled back through the pilot bore space. Steering the bore is
accomplished by proper orientation of the drill bit head as it is being pushed along an alignment
by an above ground hydraulic jack. Orientation and tracking of the drill bit is determined by an
above ground radio detection device which picks up a signal generated from a radio transmitter
Materials:
Materials must meet or exceed the following standards or equivalent Indian standards:
The Carrier pipe shall be MS with anti-corrosive protetive coating or RCC – NP4 pipe shall
be provided.
Construction Site Requirements:
(a) Excavation for entry, recovery pits, slurry sump pits, or any other excavation shall be carried
out by contractor as specified by the engineer in charge.
(b) After completing installation of the product the work site shall be restored. The work site
shall be cleaned of all excess slurry left on the ground. Removal and final disposition of excess
slurry or spoils as the product is introduced, shall be the responsibility of the boring contractor.
(c) Excavated areas shall be restored in accordance with the Standard Specifications for Road
and Bridge Construction and Roadway and Traffic Design Standards. The cost of restoring
damaged pavement, curb, sidewalk, driveways, lawns, storm drains, landscape, and other
facilities is borne by the Contractor / Permittee.
Testing:
When there is any indication a pipe has sustained damage and may leak, the work is to be
stopped and the damage investigated. The Engineer may require a pressure test. The testing
may consist of one of the following methods but shall always meet or exceed Department
testing requirements:
Method of Measurement.
Fees paid to the Contractor / Permittee shall be based on the actual length of the installation,
measured in place along the surface of the ground, complete and accepted. No additions or
deductions will be made for sweeps in either the vertical or horizontal direction to complete
the installation.
During execution of works there are chances of underground utilities like electrical
lines, water supply lines, sewer lines and communication lines getting damaged
during earth work either by mechanical or manual means.
Road (National Highways) crossing work can be done only through the trenchless
(Horizontal push bore) based on site conditions & traffic movement.
It is proposed to lay the pipe lines in the side of existing drains to avoid excess road
cutting and road crossing.
The permission for the same has to be obtained from local bodies and highway
departments. The topographical details of the existing road network give us the idea about
the width of roads in Jajmau cluster. The details are presented in Table below.
Tankers for transportation of Spent Chrome from member Tannery units to Common
Chrome Recovery Unit (CCRU)
The Contractor to collect Spent Chrome liquor from each Tannery unit and transport them
through tankers to CCRU & the recovered chrome shall be sent through drums or sold, for
which 12 Nos. Tankers with GPS enable tracking system shall be provided.
S. No Description Duration
st
1. Design, Engineering & Submission of data sheets & 1 month
Documents
2. Civil Construction From 2 nd to 9th month
3. Civil Tank Hydraulic Test 10th month
4. Supply of Equipment’s, Pipes and accessories From 1 st to 6th month
5. Erection of Equipment’s and Pipes From 3rd to 14th month
6. PMA shall from time to time issue necessary instructions, 15th month
defects list, comments etc., also including a Punch list, if
any, after completion of erection activities. The
Successful Tenderer shall rectify / complete the points in
the punch list before commencement of testing of plant
and machineries. Rectification / Completion of first set of
Punch list points issued by PMA
7. Testing of Treatment Component with Fresh Water 16th month
8. Commissioning of plant with effluent and stabilization of From 17th to 18th month
the plant
9. Rectification / Completion of second set of Punch list 19th month
issued by PMA and O&M agencies
10. Preparation and submission of O&M Manual, Standard 19th month
Operating Procedure (SOP), Equipment operation and
repair manual (EORM) and On-Site Emergency Plan
should be submitted before commissioning activities
11. Carry out Performance Guarantee & Test Run (PGTR) for 19th month
a duration of 72 hours with the effluent
12. Carry out Reliability Test Run (RTR) for a duration of one 20th month
month with the effluent.
13. Training of operators of the O&M Agency before 21st month
commissioning activities and handing over after successful
completion of PGTR and RTR
14. Handing over of C&C System 21st month
Schedule of Items:
The items mentioned here are only indicative and for guidance purpose only. Bidder
may make his own asessement as per the scope of work to meet the KPIs.
Sl.
Item Description Units Quantity
No.
Component -B: Raw effluent collection and conveyance system
B
to handle 20 MLD effluent
I Civil Works
CONSTRUCTION OF RCC TANK FOR PUMP STATION-1
I.I
(6.0 x 4.6 x 5m TD)
Lighting & Power Circuits with Light fittings / LDB / PDB Board:
: Supply & Wiring charges for lighting panel in suitably sized G.I
conduits, supported on walls, ceiling etc., at an interval of 1000
mm, installation of light control switches and receptacles housed in
stove enameled steel boxes, earthing with 14 SWG copper
conductor continuous wire run outside along the conduit and
clamped at every 1000 mm interval and termination of wires at
lighting panel, light control switches, receptacles, lighting fixtures,
etc., as required including supply of all the items for the work
detailed above such as 650 V grade. 2.5/4mm2, copper conductor
PVC insulated wires, 6A/16A switches, GI conduits and
9 accessories (such as junction boxes fabricated from 16 SWG sheet Lot 1
and complete with gasket, knockouts for conduit entire earthing
terminal with bolt, nut and washer, 14 SWG copper earthing with
flexible conduit etc., shall be included in the Contractor's scope. All
work necessary for fixing of boxes, conduits etc., together with
supply of necessary hardware, shall be carried out by the
Contractor. Wiring for outdoor areas other shall be carried out by
means of 1.1 KV grade armoured cables with copper conductors
The minimum illumination level shall be as follows.
Control room/ Pump rooms -----250 lux
Outdoor equipment ---20 lux
Street lighting---30 lux
APFC Panel:
The 50 kVAR automatic Power Factor Correction Panel shall be
fabricated out of 2 mm CRCA Sheets Modular, compartmentalized,
Free Standing, Floor Mounting, Front hinged doors for indoor use,
removable bottom gland plates for incoming cables, dust and
vermin proof (IP: 42 protection) with tinned silver coated
5 Aluminium Bus bars, complete with bus bar connection, internal No. 1
wiring, name plates, painting etc.
Incomer: MCCB, Multifunction meter with CTs, Phase Indicating
Lamps, Microprocessor based APFCR relay, Timer, Cooling fans
Outgoing: MCCB, 7% Copper wound detuned reactors, LED
Indicating Lamps, Capacitor Duty contactor, Cylindrical type
capacitor, Push button with all accessories
6 Diesel Generating set Set 1
Supply, Erection, Testing & Commissioning of 400 KVA D.G.
SET with alternator, Acoustic Enclosure, control panel for DG set,
AMF panel, 2 nos of 12V, 90 A-H, Battery with Battery Charger
with necessary cable from mains to charger and charge to batteries,
end termination,
Engine Make: Cummins
Alternator : Stamford / Leroy somer or equivalent
Supply and Erection of Exhaust pipe with silencer, thermal
insulation covering with glass wool, Aluminium Gladding etc.as
per State PCB norms with tower supports, aviation lights, lighting
arrestor at the top of structure, earth flat connected between
Lighting arrestor & earth pit etc., complete.
Supply and Erection of Silencer & MS Class B Suitable size
Exhaust pipe with Thermal Insulation using rock wool of 64kg/m3
& 50mm thick using chicken mess and 24 SWG aluminum Sheet
and MS Supports for exhaust Piping, fuel Piping, Tanks etc.
Supply of Diesel, Lube oil & Coolant required for commissioning
the D.G set
Supply and erection of Diesel fuel tank with necessary MS Class C
pipe between Diesel tank and Engine etc.
Pumping station flow meter for PS1, PS2, PS3 & PS4
1.1 DN 500 - Pumping station 1 No. 1
1.2 DN 500 - Pumping station 2 No. 1
1.3 DN 700 - Pumping Station 3 No. 1
1.4 DN 400 - Pumping Station 4 No. 1
Level transmitter :
Specification: Non- Contacting Sensor, Type – Ultrasonic/ Radar
(as per vendor recommendation) UV protected LCD display with
local operator interface & backlight for night vision, remote
enclosure with indicating, transmitting and controlling electronics,
2 Nos. 4
measurement accuracy shall be +/- 0.25%. Power Supply Voltage :
Universal/24V DC, Output - 4-20 mA/Modbus/HART. Separate
enclosure: IP 67 or IP 65 with weather proof thermo plastic canopy
with sun light protection. Location: Pumping Station
Make: E&H,/Krohne Marshall/Emerson/Equivalent
PLC Panel with Data logger & GPRS Modem for Pumping stations
I, II , III & IV:
PLC panel for auto operation with GPRS modem for level based
auto operation, Weather proof, outdoor installation, thermoplastic
(or) sheet steel enclosure, free standing type panel board with lock
3 & key provision each 1 No., SMPS - each - 1 No., Signal Isolator - Nos. 4
each 4 Nos., Data Logger , Local display for instantaneous &
cumulative flow reading and TDS reading, RS 485 to RS 232
convertor/Scanner (if required), Shall support RF modem to export
data, Necessary Hardware & software for Data Acquisition and
Data processing as per CPCB norms
UPS with suitable batteries for Pumping stations I, II , III & IV:
Supply of 1 KVA, On-line UPS with 8 hours power back up with
suitable batteries.
Collection Tank:
After screening process, all the chrome liquor will be collected into the collection tank.
Chrome liquor transfer will also be required to transfer the liquor to reaction tank.
Reaction Tank:
In the reaction tank, Magnesium oxide (MgO) will be dosed to precipitate the chromium
present in the chrome liquor. A separate MgO dosing system and an agitator would be
installed in the system to dose MgO solution to the reaction tank and for mixing of the liquor
in the tank respectively.
De-Watering of Chromium Hydroxide cakes
The precipitate settled at the bottom of the reaction tank will be decanted into a sludge
holding tank. The sludge will then be De-Watered using filter press to produce chromium
hydroxide cakes which can be sold to BCS manufacturers.
Schematic of CCRU
Chrome Liquor
from Tanning
Chrome Liquor
Collection Tank
Screening system
Accessories: (1) Suitable Hand rake- 2 Nos (2) Foundation Bolt &
Nut in SS316L.
MOC:
1. Rotor and all wetted parts are in CF8M (SS 316)
2. Stator- Nitrile Rubber
3. Motor canopy/ Coupling guard- FRP
MOC:
(1) Tank: PP. FRP with 8 mm thickness.
(2) Stirrer: All wetted parts are in SS316L.
(3) Tank supports: SS316L
MOC:
1. Rotor and all wetted parts are in CF8M (SS 316)
2. Stator- Nitrile Rubber
3. Motor canopy/ Coupling guard- FRP
Accessories: Top manual with lid and Nozzles (Nozzle details: For
Outlet, Inlet, Drain, Overflow- Dia 2” x 6” Length from Tank
(Each 1 Nos.), For LT- Dia 4” x 6” Length from Tank (1 Nos.),
For Recirculation- Dia 2” x 6” Length from Tank (1 Nos.)
MOC:
1. Filter pack- Polypropylene
2. Filtrate cloth- PP
3. Superstructure- MSEP
4. Filtrate Tray: FRP
MOC:
1. Motor canopy/ Coupling guard- FRP
2. All the rotating parts shall be in SS 316 and the stator shall be
made of Hypalon rubber
MOC: All the wetted and non wetted parts are in SS316L (CF8M).
Trailer: Four wheel 8 Ton capacity Trailer with turn table, turn
plate, complete chassis with cross bars, wheel assembly, side
doors, platform, spring assembly, axle, disc, light and hand brake
14 assembly. Hook arrangements shall be provided for connecting Nos. 9
with the tractor. Inner surface of the trailer to be covered with
anticorrosive material or with SS 304 sheet.
MOC:
1. Pipe and accessories- HDPE PAN 10
2. Supporting- SS316L
3. Chemical dosing lines( NaOH, HCl )- HDPE, PN10, PE100,
IS4984
16 Lot 3
Velocity for Pipe selection:
1. Air lines- 15 to 25 m/sec
2. Process lines- 0.6 to 0.8 m/sec (Gravity, backwash outlet and
pump suction lines)/ 1.2 to 1.8 m/sec (pump delivery lines,
pressure lines)welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines are welded with Arc welding
3. HDPE lines are joined with Butt welding.
Chromium in
2. supernatant discharge ppm Less than 2
to CETP from CCRU
Dewatered Chromium
3. % solids More than 30%
Hydroxide cake
S. No Description Duration
1. Design, Engineering & Submission of data sheets, 1st month
Drawings & Documents
2. Civil works From 2 nd to 4th months
3. Supply of Equipment From 2 nd to 5th months
4. Erection of Equipment From 5th to 6th month
5. PMA shall from time to time issue necessary 7th month
instructions, defects list, comments etc., also including
a Punch list, if any, after completion of erection
activities. The Successful Tenderer shall rectify /
complete the points in the punch list before
commencement of testing of plant and
machineries.Rectification / Completion of first set of
Punch list points issued by PMA
6. Testing of Treatment Component with Fresh Water 7th month
7. Commissioning of plant with effluent and stabilization of
From 7th to 9th month
the plant
8. Rectification / Completion of second set of Punch list
10th month
issued by PMA and O&M agencies
9. Preparation and submission of O&M Manual, Standard 10th month
Operating Procedure (SOP), Equipment operation and
repair manual (EORM) and On-Site Emergency Plan
should be submitted before commissioning activities
10. Carry out Performance Guarantee & Test Run (PGTR) 10th month
for a duration of 72 hours with the effluent
11. Carry out Reliability Test Run (RTR) for a duration of 11th month
one month with the effluent.
12. Training of operators of the O&M Agency before 12th month
commissioning activities and handing over after
successful completion of PGTR and RTR
13. Handing over of the plant to the O&M Agency after 12th month
successful completion of RTR and initiation of
commercial operation of the plant.
Warranty / Guarantee:
1. The materials and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of twelve (12) months
from the date of successful commissioning and complete handing over of the plant.
During this period, if any defects are noticed, the same shall be rectified/replaced at the
tenderer’s own cost.
A ZLD based pilot plant for a capacity of 200 KLD is proposed in the Jajmau CETP for
carrying out the Research and Developmental activities. The proposed pilot plant would
comprises of Collection well, Bar scree, Fine screen, Plain sedimentation tank,
Homogenisation Tank, Primary clarifier, Sulphide oxidation system, Pre-denitrification
system, secondary biological treatment (ASP), Secondary clarifier, Lime-Soda softening
system, Nano filtration system, Reverse Osmosis (chloride and sulphate streams), High
Pressure RO system, Multiple Effect Evaporator (MEE) with salt recovery system and
Agitated Thin Film Dryer (ATFD) for mother liquor handling. This proposed pilot plant
would be established in the Jajmau CETP.
The main objective of the pilot plant is to evaluate the performance of the various
treatment components comprising pre-treatment, Membrane Processes (NF-RO) and
Reject Management System (RMS) with salt recovery system and optimising the plant
performance and operation and maintenance cost of the treatment units. The same inlet
effluent parameter given for 20 MLD CETP shall be considered for designing ZLD pilot
plant. The facility can also be used for trial of new upcoming technologies in the future
and for training personnel, students and researchers A detailed design basis of the
proposed pilot plant is given in table below.
Volume: 600 m3
Biological Treatment System
Anoxic Tank 1 No Volume of Tank: 85 m3 Inflow : 200 m3/day
HRT: 10 hrs
27. Submersible Mixers- 0.9 kW – 1 No
SDNR: 0.42 g NO3-N/g MLVSS / day
Oxygen Credit: 3.9 Kgs/hr.
Phosphoric Acid Dosing 2 Nos. Capacity : 100 LPH, 0.37 kW
28. Pump (Nutrient Supply) (1W+1S)
(Optional)
Phosphoric Acid 1 No 500 Lts
29.
Storage Tank (Optional)
Aeration Tank- (Stage- 1 No Volume of Tank: 400 m3 Inflow: 200 m3/day
I) Inlet BOD: 900 mg/lit
MLSS: 2100 mg/lit
30. MLVSS: 1700 mg/lit
F/M Ratio: 0.15 Kg BOD/Kg of MLSS
DO in the Aeration Tank : 2 mg/lit
HRT: 2.0 Days
1. General
1.3. Design, Fabrication & Testing IBR 1950 with latest Amendments
Code
1.4. Location Out door
2. Construction features
2.2. Furnace Enclosure Water Wall with membrane Panel (Five side)
3. Material of construction
4. Furnace Refractory
5.2. Water Wall Panel Membrane LRB Rockwool Mattress 100mm Thickness with
density of 100 kg/cum
5.3. Water Wall membrane Header Ceramic Blanket 50 mm Thickness
pipe
5.4. Air/Water Preheater LRB Rockwool Mattress 50mm Thickness with
density of 100 kg/cum
5.5. Hot Air /Flue Gas Ducts LRB Rockwool Mattress 50mm Thickness with
density of 100 kg/cum
5.6. Steam Lines LRB Rockwool Mattress 100mm Thickness with
200mm,150mm,100mm density of 100 kg/cum
Diameter
5.7. Steam Lines below 100mm LRB Rockwool Mattress 100mm Thickness with
Diameter density of 100 kg/cum
5.8. Flange Bolt and Nuts High Tension Bolt and Nuts
5.9. Foundation Bolts 50mm Diameter, 2.5 m long, with thread portion
200 mm long, washers and Double Nuts.
5.10. Template for Civil Foundation Template As per the base plate orientation
6.1. MS Pipes As per IBR 1950 with Latest Amendments and the
IBR test Certificate should to be attached
6.2. Fittings As per IBR 1950 with Latest Amendments and the
IBR test Certificate should to be attached
6.3. Specification for Fabrication of
Ducts
6.4. Air and Flue gas Ducts MS Plate 4 mm Thickness (Grade IS 2062)
7.1. Down Comer and Riser Pipes To be Welded by IBR Certified Welder and the
and Steam Pipes Specimen to be analyzed with X ray Testing
7.2. Hydraulic Test for steam lines Minimum 1.5 times of design working pressure
and fittings
7.3. Nozzle provision for Valve and Supply of Valve and Safety valve for steam line
Safety valve for steam line header, Flow meter and PRS under scope of
header, Flow meter and PRS employer, however necessary nozzle with flange
joints should be provided by Supplier/ Contractor.
7.4. Nozzle provision for Multi Fuel Suitable and necessary nozzle provisions should be
viz. Agro Waste/ Coal / Natural provided
gas
7.5. Emission Control for Boiler: The emission limit of Particulate Matter pollutant
for 6 TPH boiler should be within 800 mg/Nm3
and 12% of CO2 correction shall be the reference
value for Particulate Matter emission standard for
boilers. To meet the standard, Mechanical dust
collector, bag filter / wet scrubber shall be installed
as emission control equipment along with boiler.
7.6. Stack Height for the Boilers The calculation for height of stack as per CPCB’s
emission norms is given below:
H = 14 Q0.3, Where
7.7. Fly ash collection system Fly ash collection system shall be installed to
collect fly ash from shell reversal chamber, air
pre-heater, Mechanical Dust Collector, bag filter
/ wet scrubber and Bottom ash collection system
shall be installed at the bottom of the furnace.
Both fly ash and bottom ash shall be stored in the
respective silo and sent it for brick manufacturing
& co-processing in the Cement Industry.
7.8. Stack Emission Monitoring As per CPCB Norms
System
Schedule of Items:
The items mentioned here are only indicative and for guidance purpose only.
Bidder may make his own asessement as per the scope of work to meet the KPIs.
Sl.
Item Description Unit Quantity
No.
Component D - 200 KLD capacity Zero Liquid Discharge
(ZLD) Pilot Plant
I Civil works
Construction of RCC Circular tank for Pre-Settling
I.I
Tank (Plain Sedimentation) - 4.6 m Dia. x 1.5 m SWD
1 Earth work Excavation
1.1 Earth work excavation in ordinary soil 0.00m to 2.5m cu.m 12.56
1.2 Soil refilling the excavated soil for Tank outer side cu.m 18.84
1.3 Soil packing for bottom of the raft slope 1:12 cm 1:7 cu.m 12.56
2 Plain Cement Concrete
2.1 Plain cement concrete 1:4:8 using 40mm jelly for foundation cu.m 1.26
Reinforced cement concrete RCC M30 (cement - 420
3
Kg/Cum) using Sulphate resistant cement.
3.1 Raft cu.m 1.41
3.2 Walls cu.m 2.36
3.3 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement cu.m 0.15
3.4 Providing launder slab and wall cu.m 0.87
4 Centering & Shuttering for circular tank
4.1 Centering / Shuttering for Raft sq.m 1.88
4.2 Centering / Shuttering for wall sq.m 28.26
4.3 Working platform and rcc staircase arrangement sq.m 7.20
4.4 Providing launder slab and wall sq.m 21.67
5 Reinforcement Works
Make: FLYGT/ABS
3 No. 1
Accessories: Overloading tripping arrangement (Shear pin),
triple sealing system for maximum protection of the
mechanical shaft seal, Depth block, Lifting arrangement,
Angular positioning plate, Moisture in motor sensor, Water
in oil sensor, Thermal sensor, column profile tube, and
control panel with Soft starter incorporated with weather
proof (thermoplastic) enclosure with monitoring/tripping
relay for water in oil sensor, Moisture in Motor, high
winding temperature sensor / thermal switch, reverse rotation
preventer, electronic type over load relay and single phasing
preventer.
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for settler drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
7 Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear Nos. 2
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/ Elecon.
MOC: All wetted and non wetted parts and fasteners are in
SS316L, Propellers- Polyamide/ SS316L
9 No. 1
Make: FLYGT/ABS
Flow Jet for SHT/ Venturi Jet Aerator: Supply of Flow jet
with 0.6 kW capacity along with accessories for
Sedimentation Homogeneous Tank (SHT).
MOC: PHED
Sodium Hydroxide Dosing Pump : Supply of Sodium
Hydroxide Dosing Pump , Diaphragm/ Metering type with
capacity of 0-100 LPH with 60m head.
15 No. 1
HDPE Tank Specification: Cylinder, Vertical Chemical
storage HDPE tank, Make: Sintex, Chemical grade HDPE,
CCV Model, Colour: Black.
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
24 No. 1
Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/Elecon.
Make: FLYGT/ABS
MOC: All wetted and non wetted parts and fasteners are in
SS316L, Propellers- Polyamide/ SS316L
35 Make:FLYGT/ABS No. 1
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
37 No. 1
Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/Elecon.
MOC: All wetted and non wetted parts and fasteners are in
SS316L, Propellers- Polyamide/ SS316L
40 Make:FLYGT/ABS No. 1
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
42 No. 1
Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/Elecon.
Application:Caustic, Concentration- 48 %
43 Nos. 2
Accessories: Motor, Anti siphon valve, Pulsation dampener,
and Pressure relief valve.
MOC:
(A). All wetted parts are in SS316 L (B) All non wetted parts
are in MS with Epoxy coating to apply one coat of Epoxy
primer and two coat of Epoxy coating (500 microns thick).
(C). All fasteners and Sampling pipes with Flanged end ball
valves (4nos) are in SS316L. (D). Bottom guide bush
material for Clarifier drive shaft is Teflon. (E). MOC of inlet
44 No. 1
feed pipe, over flow pipe and Chemical feed pipes are in
HDPE.
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
55 Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear No. 1
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/Elecon.
MOC:
A. All wetted parts are in SS316L.
B. All non wetted parts are in MS with Epoxy coating to
apply 2 coat of Epoxy coating over one coat of Epoxy primer
(500 microns thick).
C. Tie rod, Wheel shaft, all fasteners are in SS316L.
D. Bottom guide bush material for Clarifier drives shaft is
Teflon.
E. MOC of Sludge pipe and over flow pipe are in HDPE.
62 Gear Box: Speed reduction Gear box with suitable Gear No. 1
Ratio, Make- Radicon Greaves/ Shanthi/Elecon.
MOC:
1. Filter pack- Polypropylene
2. Filtrate cloth- PP
3. Superstructure- MSEP
MOC:
1. All gravity lines- HDPE, PN6, PE100, IS4984
2. Submersible pump delivery lines- SS316L, Sch 10, ERW
66 Lot 1
3. All supports- SS316L
4. Diffused aeration and Blower air lines- SS316L, Sch 10,
ERW
5. Chemical dosing lines(NaOH, NaOCL, HCl, SMBS,
ANTISCALANT, POLY)- HDPE, PN10, PE100, IS4984
5. Chemical dosing lines(Sulphuric Acid)- MS, Seamless
Pipe
6. Lime and Soda ash- uPVC, Sch 40
7. Filter press lines- SS316L, Sch 40, ERW
Welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines are welded with Arc welding
3. PVC lines are joined with socket welding.
Electro Pneumatic valves ,Manual valves and NRVs for
SHT, Clarifloculator, BIOT, SRS, Secondary clarifier,
Thickener, Filter Press: Supply of Electro Pneumatic
valves, NRVs and Strainer as per the given specification.
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
67 Lot 1
2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
MOC:
68 No. 1
A. Vessel and Bell mouth piping’s are in MSRL consist of
Natural rubber lining.
B. Frontal piping is HDPE/ uPVC.
Welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines are welded with Arc welding
3. HDPE lines are welded with Butt welding.
Electro Pneumatic valves , Manual valves and NRVs for
Quartz Filter system : Supply of Auto/ Manual Valves, Air
74 Lot 1
valve and NRVs with necessary arrangement.
MOC of Valve wetted parts: SS316L
Air Compressor for Quartz Filter System: Supply of Air
compressor along with all accessories, Make: ELGI, Type:
Reciprocating compressor, Air Discharge- Capacity to be
based on no. of pneumatic instruments , Pressure - 12
Kg/cm2 along with auto drain valve, 1 set of FRL along
75 Lot 1
with 1 set of Air drier & Air Reservoir: 5000 liters.
Application: UF CIP
MOC: All wetted parts are in CF8M (SS 316), Shaft and
Sleeve- Suitable for the application.
MOC: SS316L
Pipes and fittings for UF: Supply of piping, accessories and
supports for UF Feed and backwash Header and Lateral
lines with necessary Auto and manual valve arrangement and
suitable supporting.
MOC:
1. Pipe and accessories- uPVC, Sch 40, Socket joints/
SS316L, Sch10, ERW
2. Supporting- SS316L
3. Air lines- SS316L
4. Chemical dosing lines(NAOH, NAOCL, HCL, SMBS,
18 ANTISCALANT, POLY)- HDPE, PN10, PE100, IS4984 Lot 1
Qty: 2 Nos
Qty: 1 Nos
Qty:
1. I st Stage- 12 Nos
2. II nd Stage- 6 Nos
8 Nos. 18
MOC: Poly amide TFC
MOC: SS 316L
MOC:
(1). All wetted parts, fasteners and super structure (base
frame plate), working platform and hand rail with toe guard
are in SS316L. (2). Coupling guard/ motor canopy- FRP
MOC:
1. All gravity lines- HDPE, PN6, PE100, IS4984
2. Submersible pump delivery lines- SS316L, Sch 10, ERW
3. All supports- SS316L
18 4. Diffused aeration and Blower air lines- SS316L, Sch 10, Lot 1
ERW
5. Chemical dosing lines(NaOH, NaOCL, HCl, SMBS,
ANTISCALANT, POLY)- HDPE, PN10, PE100, IS4984
5. Chemical dosing lines(Sulphuric Acid)- MS, Class
Seamless Pipe
6. Lime and Soda ash- uPVC, Sch 40
7. Filter press lines- SS316L, Sch 40, ERW
Welding:
1. All the SS lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS lines are welded with Arc welding
3. PVC lines are joined with socket welding.
Air Compressor for NF System: Supply of Air compressor
along with all accessories, Make: ELGI, Type: Reciprocating
compressor, Air Discharge- Capacity to be based on no. of
19 pneumatic instruments , Pressure - 12 Kg/cm2 along with Lot 1
auto drain valve, 1 set of FRL along with 1 set of Air drier
& Air Reservoir: 5000 liters.
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
20 Lot 1
2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
Qty: 2 Nos
Qty: 1 Nos
Qty:
1. I st Stage- 12 Nos x 1 Stream - 12 Nos
2. II nd Stage- 6 Nos x 1 Stream - 6 Nos
8 Nos. 18
MOC: Poly amide TFC
Make: For Ist, IInd, IIIrd and IVth Stage- Filmtec make, RO
membrane Model SW30HRLE-370/34i, TFC, 8 inch Dia x
40 inch length membrane element
MOC: SS 316L
MOC:
(1). All wetted parts, fasteners and super structure (base
frame plate), working platform and hand rail with toe guard
are in SS316L. (2). Coupling guard/ motor canopy- FRP
MOC: SS316L
Piping for RO System: Supply of Pipes and fittings for
RO System as per furnished detail:
20 1. For low pressure line, permeate line and CIP lines - Lot 1
SS316L, Sch 10, Seamless.
2. For all High pressure lines- Duplex, Sch40, and Seamless.
3. For chemical dosing lines- HDPE/ SS316L
MOC: All the wetted parts are in Duplex Steel and inter
2 connecting and back wash piping is Duplex Steel.
Application: Antiscalent
Motor Detail: Make- ABB/ KEC/ CG/ BB, IP 55, Type: IE2,
4 TEFC, Class F insulation.
MOC: MS
Membrane Type - PT
MOC:
1. For low pressure line, permeate line- uPVC, Sch 40,
14
Make- Astral, GF.
2. For all High pressure lines- Duplex, Sch 80, and Seamless.
Welding:
1. All the Duplex lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. uPVC lines are welded with socket welding.
Valves and NRV's:
Supply of Valves, NRVs and Strainer as per the given
specification and suitable for 90 bar operating pressure..
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
15
2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
Membrane Type - PT
MOC:
1. For low pressure line, permeate line- uPVC, Sch 40,
19 Make- Astral, GF.
2. For all High pressure lines- Duplex, Sch 80, and Seamless.
Welding:
1. All the Duplex lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS structural are welded with Arc welding
3. uPVC lines are welded with socket welding.
Supply of Rubber Hoses for Hydraulic Connections with
20
suitable size and specification.
Energy Recovery Device or Pressure Exchanger:
Supply of Energy Recovery Device or Pressure Exchanger
with standby having Max. Operating pressure: 90 Bar,
Service: SWRO, Bearings: Ceramics.
21
Make: Danfoss/ Grundfos
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
22
2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
MOC: PVDF.
Lifting arrangements: Supply of lifting structural's with
27 suitable Chain block (Chain block 2 Nos for each lifting
arrangement).
Mechanical Fabrication work: Fabrication of all pipelines,
Lifting arrangements, Skids and supporting structures etc.,
for Hybrid 75 Bar RO System- RO ST & PT and Bolton 90
Bar RO System- RO PT system (All fabrication tools,
28
cutting set, welding machine, grinding machines shall be
under scope of contractor, Skilled manpower shall be under
scope of contractor like Tig welder, Fitter & helper, welding
rods, Grinding wheel, gas etc.,).
Mechanical Erection work: Erection of all equipment such as
filters, chemical dosing pumps, Multistage pumps,
Centrifugal pumps, DTRO Pressure Vessels and Membrane,
Degassifier tank, Pipe lines, Valves and accessories etc.,
29 with complete (All erection tools, tackles, crane, Fork lift,
JCP, chain pulley, rope, cutting set, welding machine &
grinding machines etc., complete set shall be under scope of
contractor, Skilled manpower shall be under scope of
contractor like Rigger, Fabricator, Welder & helper etc.,)
Painting: All Duplex/ SS pipelines - Ceramic coat, (ii) MS
30 supporting structure- one coat of Epoxy primer with two coat
of Epoxy paint to be painted.
Fasteners: All fasteners, Foundation bolts and nuts &
31
supporting clamps for metallic items- SS 316
HPRO system for Sulphate Stream:
Supply, Installation, erection & commissioning of HPRO
System including supply, erection& fabrication of
VI mechanical equipment, supply, erection, testing & Lot 1
commissioning of electrical & instrumentation works except
civil works
HPRO section for Sulphate system: Feed flow : 40 cu.m/ day
MOC: All the wetted parts are in Duplex Steel and inter
2 connecting and back wash piping is Duplex Steel.
Application: Antiscalent
Motor Detail: Make- ABB/ KEC/ CG/ BB, IP 55, Type: IE2,
4 TEFC, Class F insulation.
MOC: MS
Membrane Type - PT
MOC:
1. For low pressure line, permeate line- uPVC, Sch 40,
14 Make- Astral, GF.
2. For all High pressure lines- Duplex, Sch 80, and Seamless.
Welding:
1. All the Duplex lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS structural are welded with Arc welding
3. uPVC lines are welded with socket welding.
Supply of Rubber Hoses for Hydraulic Connections with
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suitable size and specification.
Valves and NRV's:
Supply of Valves, NRVs and Strainer as per the given
specification and suitable for 90 bar operating pressure..
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
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2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
Membrane Type - PT
MOC:
1. For low pressure line, permeate line- uPVC, Sch 40,
20 Make- Astral, GF.
2. For all High pressure lines- Duplex, Sch 80, and Seamless.
Welding:
1. All the Duplex lines should be welded with Tig welding
2. All the MS structural are welded with Arc welding
3. uPVC lines are welded with socket welding.
Energy Recovery Device or Pressure Exchanger:
Supply of Energy Recovery Device or Pressure Exchanger
with standby having Max. Operating pressure: 90 Bar,
Service: SWRO, Bearings: Ceramics.
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Make: Danfoss/ Grundfos
1. All the pumps suction side strainer and delivery side valve
and NRV to be provided.
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2. Necessary gravity and pumping lines valves to be
considered.
3. Valves and NRVs to be sized based on the pipe size and
operation.
MOC: PVDF.
Lifting arrangements: Supply of lifting structural's with
27 suitable Chain block (Chain block 2 Nos for each lifting
arrangement).
Pusher Centrifuge:
Feed rate: 1.6 Tons/day
Salt output 0.08 Tons/hr
Supply of FRP Cooling Tower with Induced draft fan, CI
Circulating pumps with CS piping.
Supply of CIP System consists of 5 Cu.m capacity HDPE
tank, Pumps of MOC SS316L, Inter connecting piping from
tank to evaporator
Supply of Spares (i) Mechanical seal of each size, (ii)bearing
of each size for all pumps, (iii) oil seal 4 sets of each size
(iv) 2 sets of Nutsche filter clothes
Supply of Standby pumps for feed, condensate and cooling
tower circulation pump
Insulation of Equipments: Insulation shall be done for all
equipment which are operating above 45 Deg C for
Evaporator plant and Chiller
Painting : All external surfaces of MS items shall be painted
with primer & Epoxy with 500 microns thickness for
Evaporator plant and Chiller
ATFD for Chloride system: Supply, Erection, Fabrication,
VIII Testing and Commissioning of ATFD section for Chloride Lot 1
system: Feed flow : 4 cu.m/ day @ 20hrs Operation.
Pusher Centrifuge
7 Feed rate: 1 Tons/day
Salt output rate: 0.05 Tons/hr/unit
Supply of FRP Cooling Tower with Induced draft fan, CI
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Circulating pumps with CS piping.
Supply of CIP System consists of 5 Cu.m capacity HDPE
9 tank, Pumps of MOC SS316L, Inter connecting piping from
tank to evaporator
Supply of Spares (i) Mechanical seal of each size, (ii)bearing
10 of each size for all pumps, (iii) oil seal 4 sets of each size
(iv) 2 sets of Nutsche filter clothes
Supply of Standby pumps for feed, condensate and cooling
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tower circulation pump
Insulation of Equipments: Insulation shall be done for all
12 equipment which are operating above 45o C for Evaporator
plant and Chiller
Painting : All external surfaces of MS items shall be painted
13 with primer & Epoxy with 500 microns thickness for
Evaporator plant and Chiller
ATFD for Sulphate Stream: Supply, Erection, Fabrication,
X Testing and Commissioning of ATFD section for Sulphate Lot 1
system: Feed flow : 1.8 cu.m/ day @ 20Hrs operation;
(a) Pipe line velocity for process/ Feed lines- 1.2 to 1.8 m/sec
and gravity lines- 0.8 to 1.0m/ sec.
m. All the SS pipes and equipment welded by Tig.
(b) If system is designed for vacuum condition provide
mechanical seal arrange
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ment for Stuffing Box.
(c) Provide necessary lifting arrangement for ATFD,
working platform, Staircase, Handrails with toe guard.
(d) Supply foundation bolt & nuts with MOC of SS316L for
all equipment
Supply of FRP Cooling Tower with Induced draft fan, CI
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Circulating pumps with MS piping.
Supply of cooling water pump with standby along with
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piping.
Structural & Painting
7 All external surfaces of MS structural should be coated with
FRP Isothalic resin (thickness min 500 microns).
Supply, erection, testing & commissioning of Medium
pressure 1.5 ton @ 10.5 bar Package boiler includes feed
tank, pumps, fan / blower, valves, Steam, water pipes &
8 fitting, safety equipment, insulation, chimney, electrical Lot 1
control panel, instruments with all accessories suitable for
multi -fuel feeding along with IBR approval & Stack
emission monitoring system as per CPCB Norms.
C Breakup cost for Electrical Work
Electrical Scope of Work:
I Design, engineering, Supply, erection, testing &
commissions of electrical works for ZLD pilot plant
PMCC Panel for Pilot Plant:
Supply of PMCC panel rating of 630 Amps, 433 Volts, 50
Hz, MCCB shall be Compartmentalized, free standing, floor
mounting, dust & Vermin proof, Single front access,
Bottom cable entry, Electrolyte Aluminium busbar,
Horizontal & vertical bus chambers for 3 Phase with neutral,
433 Volt AC, & Control busbar for single phase 110 Volt
1 AC, Starter modules, Cable chambers along with separate Lot 1.0
compartment for Instrumentation marshalling arrangement
with following specification:
Make: L&T/ Siemens /Schneider Electric
Note: (a) Digital multifunction meter shall have Modbus
output & same shall be connected through PLC system to
monitor the energy reading at Central monitoring
SCADA panel located at CETP admin building. (b) SFU
Incomer Feeder:
3 Pole, 630 Amps, MCCB for incomer with microprocessor
based Over current, Short Circuit, earth fault relay and shunt
release & under voltage relay, 3 Nos.of Current transformers,
Digital Multifunction meter with Voltage, Current,
Frequency, KWH, KVA, KVAR, Power factor, R,Y,B, ON,
OFF, Trip indication lamps, 2 Nos of KVA Control
transformer with SFU, contactor, timer, indication lamp etc.,
DOL Feeder:
Direct On Line starters modules with Suitable rating TPN
fuse switch unit, 110 Volt AC operated 3 pole power
contactor with 2 NO+2 NC aux. contact- 1 No. & control &
feed back signal auxiliary contactors with 2 NO+2NC aux.
contacts - 4 Nos., Bi-metal Over Load Relay, Power and
control HRC fuses, 110 Volt, LED Panel indicating lamps
for starter ON/OFF/Trip, hour meter, 3 Nos. of Current
Transformer with Digital ammeter and Connect well Make,
CST type, Cable connector blocks etc., "ON" Push button,
Emergency type "OFF" push button, Terminal protection
cover
Starter module should have local / Remote selection switch
and manual/auto (through PLC) mode operation selection.
(i) Rating upto 3.7 KW only
(ii) Rating & quantity will be based on pilot plant
requirement.
Star/Delta Feeder:
Star/Delta starters modules, Suitable ratings TPN fuse switch
unit, 110 Volt AC operated 3 pole power contactor with 2
NO+2 NC aux. contact- 3 Nos. & Control contactors with 2
NO+2NC aux. contacts - 4 Nos., Bi-metal Over Load Relay,
Power and control HRC fuses, 110 Volt, LED Panel
indicating lamps for starter ON/OFF/Trip, hour meter, "ON"
Push button, Emergency type "OFF" push button, Terminal
protection cover, Cable connector blocks etc.,
Starter module should have local / Remote selection switch
and manual/auto (through PLC) mode operation selection.
(i) Motor Rating from 5.5 KW and Upto 37 KW only
(ii) Rating & quantity will be based on pilot plant
requirement.
Conductivity analyzer :
Transmitter: Micro controller based 2 wire transmitter, large
UV protected LCD display with local operator interface,
menu driven program, non - volatile memory , push button
for calibration, process temperature compensation, non
explosive proof type, Dual / Triple channel input will be
considered in case of nearby other analyzers, Output- 4-20
mA/Modbus, flow through assembly with 1/2" NPT process
6 Lot 1
connection, Cable Length 10 m, Voltage : Universal /24V
DC, Mounting- Separate field mounting, IP 67/IP 66(Nema
4X)/IP 65 weather proof thermo plastic enclosure.
Sensor: suitable for corrosive/scale forming effluent,
Location: Collection well, UF Skid - Feed & Permeate, NF
Skid - Feed & Permeate, RO Skid - Feed & Permeate, HPRO
Skid - Feed & Permeate, MEE System
Make - Forbes Marshall/E&H/Emerson/ABB/Equivalent
Pressure Gauge:
Type: SS/GLYCERIN filled, 6'' Dia, snapper arrangements
SS 316 internal & SS 316L outer casing, or corrosive/scale
forming effluent, 1/2 inch ss Nipple, Gate valve, Coupling
7 Lot 1
for pressure gage, external zero adjustment knob. Range - 0
to 10 kg/cm2Make: Waree/Forbes Marshall/General
Instruments/Equivalent Location: Collection well pump,
SHT pump, Lime dosing, Alum dosing, Poly dosing, SRS
ORP analyzer :
Sensor: Range -1500 mV to +1500 mV , suitable for
corrosive/scale forming effluent, Glass Type Electrode with
tip protection
Transmitter: Micro controller based 2 wire transmitter, Large
UV protected LCD display with local operator interface,
menu driven program, non - volatile memory , push button
for calibration, process temperature compensation, non
8 explosive proof type, Dual / Triple channel input will be Lot 1
considered in case of nearby other analyzers, 2 No. Relay
contact for future interlock, Output - 4-20
mA/Modbus/HART, flow through assembly with 1/2" NPT
process connection, Cable Length 10 m, Junction box to be
provided to avoid cable damage, Voltage : Universal, 24V
DC, Mounting- Separate field 67/IP 66(Nema 4X)/IP 65
weather proof enclosure.
Make - Forbes Marshall /GLI/E&H/ABB/Equivalent
Temperature Gauge:
Bimetallic Every angle Type, SS/Glycerin filled with direct
mounting, Class 1 as per EN 13190, Bayonet bezel with IP
65, snapper arrangements SS 316 internal & SS 316L outer
casing, or corrosive/scale forming effluent, 1/2 inch ss
Nipple, Gate valve, Coupling for Temperature gauge,
9 external zero adjustment knob, Stem MOC SS 316 with Lot 1
suitable diameter & Length, Over range Protection,
Connection 1/2" NPT(M) . Range - As required.
Location - Cooling Tower, MEE Chloride & Sulphate
system, ATFD
Make: Waree/Forbes Marshall/General
Instruments/Equivalent
RTD with digital temperature Indicator:
MOC: SS 316 internals and SS 316L outer casing, with 4-20
mA output, LED or LCB with backlight display, Separate
enclosure: IP 67 or IP 65 with weather proof canopy,
10 Lot 1
voltage: 110 Volt AC, Make: ABB/Yokogawa/
Waree/General Instruments, Sensor: suitable for
corrosive/scale forming effluent, Make: Waree/Forbes
Marshall/ Yokogawa
Chemical
1. Consumption Kgs/day
Energy
2. Consumption kW-hr/MLD
Increased
4. Treatment %
Efficiency
Other
advantages
5.
(If any)
Kindly note that the above data must be based on the data generated from proven technology
Milestone for implementation of 200 KLD capacity Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Pilot Plant
– 12 Months
S. No Description Duration
14. Design, Engineering & Submission of data sheets, 1st month
Drawings & Documents
15. Civil works From 2 nd to 4th months
16. Supply of Equipment From 2 nd to 5th months
17. Erection of Equipment From 5th to 6th month
18. PMA shall from time to time issue necessary 7th month
instructions, defects list, comments etc., also including
a Punch list, if any, after completion of erection
activities. The Successful Tenderer shall rectify /
complete the points in the punch list before
commencement of testing of plant and
machineries.Rectification / Completion of first set of
Punch list points issued by PMA
19. Testing of Treatment Component with Fresh Water 7th month
20. Commissioning of plant with effluent and stabilization of
From 7th to 9th month
the plant
21. Rectification / Completion of second set of Punch list
10th month
issued by PMA and O&M agencies
22. Preparation and submission of O&M Manual, Standard 10th month
Operating Procedure (SOP), Equipment operation and
Warranty / Guarantee:
1. The materials and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of twelve (12) months
from the date of successful commissioning and complete handing over of the plant.
During this period, if any defects are noticed, the same shall be rectified/replaced at the
tenderer’s own cost.
2. Process performance guarantee:
RO Permeate Parameters
1. pH 7.0-7.5
2. Total Dissolved Solids, mg/l 200-230
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 1: GENERAL CIVIL SPECIFICATION
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1. General
The Contractor shall execute all the civil and structural works as per the Specifications
outlined under “General Specifications for Civil and Structural Works” for the
materials and construction requirements as per relevant Indian Standards.
1.2. Materials
1.2.1. The building materials shall conform to Indian Standards Standard quality
of materials of reputed concerns approved by the Engineers-in-charge shall
be arranged by the contractor.
1.2.2. The materials shall be supplied by the Contractor after approval by Engineer-
in-charge the required samples shall be supplied well in advance and tested
by the contractor at the site or at any approved laboratory to entire
satisfaction of the Engineer-in-charge.
1.2.3. All the certificates / manufacturer’s certificates for the materials supplied
shall be furnished to the Engineer-in charge whenever asked for.
1.3. Field laboratory / testing apparatus
1.3.1. Supplying, providing, operating and maintaining all required measuring and
testing apparatus shall be arranged at site by the contractor.
1.3.2. The Contractor shall arrange a field laboratory to house all measuring and
testing apparatus and maintain till completion of all civil / structural works.
1.4. Rejection
No separate payment shall be made for testing the quality of materials or work,
removal of rejected materials from site, replacement with best quality materials in lieu
of rejected materials, compensation for rejected materials, etc., and hence the
Contractor shall bear all the expenses/ cost.
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1.5. Drawings / Specifications
1.5.2. No deviations from the drawings / specifications shall be done without the
knowledge of Engineer-in-charge where construction needs for requirements
different from or additional to those given in drawings and specifications,
the works shall be carried out as directed by the Engineer-in-charge in
writing.
The Contractor shall visit the site and acquaint with the site conditions not limited to
the following:
1.6.3. Topography
1.6.8. Collection of rainfall data and other data required to carry out the
construction of underground structures without any hindrance.
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1.7. Safety
1.7.3. All statutory requirements for safety of labour, materials etc., shall be
arranged by the contractor and cost for the same is deemed to have been
included in the lump sum price. The required documents should be provided
to the Engineer-in-charge before commencement of work at site.
1.8.1. The Contractor shall protect Surveyor’s Bench marks, reference lines, etc.
1.9.1. The Contractor shall construct and maintain at his own cost all temporary
roads within the boundary lines of the plant and outside the plant for leading
the materials to various sites of construction or otherwise deemed necessary
to carry on the work
1.9.2. Non-availability of access roads for the use of the contractor shall in no case
condone any delay in the execution of works or the cause for any claim for
compensation from the owner.
2. Site clearance
2.2.1. The Contractor shall set out the whole area of the plant site by marking and
establishing co-ordinates and levels for every 50 meters in either direction
and at corners along the boundary line Necessary and accurate instruments
such as a Total station equipment and other survey equipment relevant to the
work shall be deployed for this purpose. The Contractor shall be responsible
for the accuracy and proper setting out with respect to co-ordinates of
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original points and levels for reference. If at any time during progress of
work, any error appears or arises in the above, the contractor shall rectify the
same at his own cost to the satisfaction of Engineers-in-charge. The checking
of any point or level by the Engineer-in-charge shall not in any way relieve
the Contractor from his responsibilities.
2.3.1. The Contractor shall familiarize himself with all local rules and regulations
governing land clearance including the special requirement for forestry areas
and shall carry out the work in strict compliance with all such requirement.
3. GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION
3.1. General
3.1.2. The soil investigations shall be carried out up to the desired depth in the
proposed Treatment plant area, reverse Osmosis plant area and full length of
effluent collection main and pure water distribution main.
3.1.4. The Contractor shall provide six (6) sets of reports with the deals not limited
to that given below to the Engineer-in-Charge along with the design
philosophy for each and every structure for pre-approval. All design and
construction drawings shall be prepared based on the investigations carried
out.
3.2. Investigations
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3.2.4. Location and extent of soft layers, hard founding strata, etc.
3.2.5. Type of rock and conditions of the same, faults, fissures, porosity etc.,
3.2.8. Suitable foundation depending on the total load from the structures.
3.2.9. Suitable bedding materials for pipes, base slab of tanks, foundation of
buildings etc.
3.2.11. The procedures for open excavation, sheet piling, dewatering etc.
Note:
Driven cast in situ piles shall be provided in case the soil exploration finds
requirement of deep foundation. Under reamed piles shall not be provided. Stone or
sand columns shall not be provided. All foundation work shall be carried out in
accordance with relevant Indian codes and Standards, supervision, testing, etc. shall
be carried out accordingly.
4.1. General
4.1.2. The contractor shall arrange for inspection of the sources of the materials,
manufacture’s premises, etc. to assess the quality by the Engineer-in-charge
at any stage of any work.
4.1.3. The Contractor shall arrange all facilities / equipment / apparatus etc., to the
materials as specified by the relevant IS Codes at site. Confirmation tests, if
any, at an approved laboratory also shall be arranged by the contractor at his
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cost whenever required as directed by the Engineers-in-charge.
4.1.4. The contractor shall carry out the tests in the presence of the Engineers-in-
charge or his representative.
4.1.5. The acceptance criteria for the quality of the materials which are not
described under this document shall be governed by the relevant IS Codes In
case of non-availability of IS code for a particular material, the Engineers-
in-charge’s decision shall be final and binding on the contractor.
4.1.7. A list of approved vendors for some of the materials is provided along with
this document. However, the Contractor shall inform the Engineers-in-
charge, the names of the suppliers from whom he proposes to obtain the
materials which are not indicated in the above list and obtain approval from
the Engineers-in-charge within 30 days from the date of receiving order. The
Contractor shall be responsible in case of any delay in this regard. The
Contractor shall provide necessary samples, conduct test, test certificates,
etc., to the Engineers-in-charge before obtaining approval.
4.1.9. The Contractor shall provide all information of their vendors, sub-
contractors, etc., with regard to recommendation on the application, storage,
handling, quality control, maintenance etc. for the materials to the Engineers-
in-charge well in advance.
4.2. Cement
4.2.2. Specific requirement for a particular type of cement shall be used for the
works as specified in the Contract and or as shown in the drawings or as
directed by the Engineers-in-charge at no extra cost to the owner by the
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Contractor.
4.2.4. The Contractor shall make his own arrangements to store adequate quantity
of cement at the site as per the requirement of Indian Standards.
4.2.5. The Cement stored shall be under the Custody of the contractor.
4.3. Aggregate
4.3.1. Coarse and fine aggregate shall conform to IS :codes. Specification for
coarse and Fine Aggregate form natural sources for concrete.
4.3.2. “Aggregate” in general defines both fine and coarse inert material.
4.3.3. “Fine Aggregate” is aggregate most of which pass through 4.75 mm IS sieve.
4.3.5. Fine aggregate shall be material resulting form natural sand disintegration of
rock and which has been deposited by streams of glacial agencies, crushed
stone sand or crushed gravel sand, conforming to IS : 383
4.3.6. The Natural sand which be used in the work shall be clean, sharp, hard,
strong and shall be free from silt, clay, dust, vegetable substances, adherent
coating, alkali, organic matter, mica, salt, etc. which can be injurious to the
qualities / strength / durability of concrete.
4.3.7. Coarse aggregate shall be of uncrushed gravel or stone which results from
natural disintegration of rock or crushed gravel or stone when it results form
crushing or gravel or hard stone or partially crushed gravel or stone when it
is a product of the blending of the above. The natural sand which shall be
used in the work shall be clean, sharp, hard, strong and durable and shall be
free from silt, dust, vegetable substances, adherent caking, clay, alkali,
organic matter, etc.,
4.3.9. The Contractor shall de the required separate sieve analysis and prepare
grading curves for any / all batches of fine and coarse aggregates in the
presence of Engineers-in-charge’s representative whenever asked for to
ensure conformity with those submitted along with the mix design.
4.3.10. The Contractor shall screen by sieving and wash the aggregates before use
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in the works to obtain clean and graded aggregate. All objectionable foreign
matters shall be separated form aggregate.
4.4.2. The sand which contains harmful impurities affecting the hardening, strength
or durability of the mortar shall not be used.
4.5.2. The Contractor shall obtain approval from the Engineer-in-charge for the
sand proposed to be used for filling before commencing the work.
4.6.Steel
4.6.1. All reinforcement steel, other bars, sections, plates, angles, flats, channels,
joists, beams, sheets etc., shall be free from loose mill scales, Rust, Oil, Mud,
Paint, etc.,
4.6.2. The specification such as dimension, weight, shape, tolerance etc., shall
conform to relevant Indian Standards.
4.6.3. High strength deformed steel bars of grade Fe 415 conforming to IS codes
shall be used for civil and structural works.
4.6.4. Specific requirement for any other type of structural steel shall be shown in
the drawings or as specified in the contractor or as directed by the Engineer-
in-charge
4.6.5. The Contractor shall provide a fenced steel yard and the yard shall be
accessible for inspection of Engineer-in-Charge.
4.7.Water
4.7.1. Water used for construction of all civil and structural works shall be clean
and free from injurious deleterious materials like acid, alkali, organic
matters, oil, sugar, salt etc., Potable water shall be considered satisfactory.
4.7.2. The Contractor shall inform the change, if any, in source of water.
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4.7.3. The Contractor shall arrange the samples without any treatment.
4.7.4. The Contractor shall at his cost construct water tight RCC/brick or stone
masonry reservoir/sumps/tanks or steel tank, etc., either underground or
elevated to store the water.
4.7.5. Care shall be taken to protect water from contamination due to field drain,
mixing of subsoil or rain water containing more turbidity, etc.,
4.7.6. The capacity of the storage tanks shall be the sufficient to meet the quantity
required at any stage of construction.
4.7.7. The quality of water used for curing and hydro testing of tankages, sumps,
reservoirs, etc., shall be of the same quality as used for concreting, masonry
and plastering works.
4.7.8. The contractor shall prove that the average 28 days compressive strength of
at least four concrete cubes prepared with the quality of water as used is
90% or more of that prepared with potable water.
4.8.Bricks:
4.8.1. Bricks shall be hand or machine moulded smooth rectangular faces with sharp
corners and shall be of whole, well burnt sound, tough and uniform in colour.
4.8.2. The bricks shall be free from cracks, chips, flaws, stones or humps of any kind.
4.8.3. The Contractor shall supply samples and carry out the test either at his field
laboratory or at an approved laboratory at his cost. The contractor shall use
the bricks for any type of work after approval by the Engineer-in-charge.
4.8.4. Broken or damaged bricks shall not be used for any type of work
4.8.5. Minimum 10,000 bricks shall be always available at site till the major works
are completed.
4.9.1. Water bars are continuous strips of impermeable material which are embedded
in the concrete during construction of liquid retaining structures or any other
structure so as to span a joint and provide a permanent water tight seal during
the whole range of joint movement to safeguard the structure from any undue
leakage.
4.9.2. The water stops shall be polyvinylchloride (PVC) and the performance shall
meet the requirement of IS : 12200. However, the tensile strength shall be not
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less than 14mn/sq,m and elongation and break shall be not less than 300%
4.9.3. Water bars shall be used at all expansion / contraction / construction joints as
required by the designer.
4.9.4. The water stops shall be of ribbed / plain / serrated type with a bulb at the
center/ Generally the ribbed with hollow center bulb shall be prepared.
4.9.5. The thickness of water stop shall be as per the hydrostatic pressure and other
requirement at the particular joint and as specified by the designer in the
drawings.
4.9.6. The water stops shall be able to withstand a minimum water head of 12 meters
and in no case thickness and width shall be less than 6mm and 225mm
respectively.
4.9.7. The water stops shall withstand any deflection / displacements during
construction and hence properly and securely placed in position.
4.9.8. The jointing of water bars shall be as per the recommendation of manufacturer
and the Contractor shall get prior approval from the Engineer-in-Charge.
4.9.9. The Contractor shall not provide lapped joints or gaps in joints under any
circumstances.
4.9.10. The water stops shall be stored properly as per the requirement of IS and
recommendation of manufacturer and the same shall not be kept exposed to
direct sunlight.
4.10.1.3. The joint filler shall be of thermos coal boards of 25mm thickness.
4.11.1. Joint Sealing Compounds are impermeable ductile materials which are
required to provide a water seal by strong adhesion to the concrete
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throughout the range of joint movement. This shall be elastic, weather
resistant, non- sagging, water tight and chemically resistant to water,
sewage, oils and shall have quick curing characteristic with low shrinkage.
4.12. Admixtures
4.12.1. Engineer-in-Charge may at discretion shall ask for the Contractor to use the
admixtures in concrete or other works at no extra cost to the Owner.
4.12.2. Specification for integral cement water proofing compounds shall conform to
IS : 2645 and other admixtures for concrete shall conform to IS : 9103 and the
admixtures shall be used as per the recommendation of manufacturer.
4.12.3. The admixtures having BIS certification marks procured from reputed
manufacturer only shall be allowed.
4.12.5. Prior approval from Engineer-in-Charge shall be obtained while using water
reducing admixtures in any concrete or mortar.
4.13.1. Water proofing compounds shall conform to IS :269 and test shall be carried
out in accordance with IS :4031 and the same shall be used as recommended
by the manufactures.
4.13.3. The permeability of the specimen with the admixture shall be less than 25%
of the permeability that of similar specimen prepared without the use of
these compounds.
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4.14.1. The excavation in any soil viz,., soft, loose, hard, dense, mud, murrum,
slush, etc., any rock viz., soft, disintegrated, weathered which are not
required blasting, any rock which require blasting viz., hard rock, boulder,
etc., any rock which require controlled blasting viz., hard rock for which
general blasting is prohibited, any rock which require chiseling, wedging,
etc., viz., hard rock requiring blasting but where blasting is prohibited shall
be carried out to the correct level as specified in the drawing. No
tolerance plus or minus shall be permitted.
4.14.2. The bed of the excavation shall be made level and firm by watering,
compaction, etc.,
4.14.3. The excavated material shall not be placed within 3.0m from the edge of
excavation.
4.14.4. The Contractor shall carry out the excavation in any material met at site and
remove all excavated material to spoil heaps on site or transport for use in
filling on the site or stack for use as directed by the Engineer - in - Charge.
4.14.7. The Contractor shall provide required slopes for stable formation of sides.
The sides of the excavation shall be cut sloping or shored and strutted to
hold the Pressure of the earth as per site requirements. The Contractor
shall well and effectively support the sides and ends of all excavation to
prevent settlement or damage to adjacent structures.
4.14.8. Every precaution shall be taken against slips and falls of earth, clay, sand or
other materials during excavation. In the event of any such occurring, the
Contractor shall at his own expense take all necessary remedial measures to
make good the space affected. This procedure is applicable even if the
affected area is at the outside the dimensions of excavation work carried
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out.
4.14.9. The Engineer - in - Charge shall determine in each case whether such
affected area is to be filled up with concrete, brick masonry, approved
selected excavated earth, sand, marram, etc., depends upon the criticality of
the structure to be built. If in the opinion of the Engineer - in - Charge there
is a possibility of the damage or disturbance to the newly constructed work
by such collapse, the work shall be laid bare for inspection. Any damage
shall be made good by the Contractor.
4.14.11. Where the Contractor elects and is permitted to perform excavation with
sloping faces and without shoring, the excavated faces shall be with stable
slopes and heights. Shoring and strutting shall be used as directed when the
excavation is to be carried out in soft and slushy soil which is likely to
collapse during the work. The shoring shall be done depending on the
nature of soil and depth of excavation. Required supports shall be
driven always in advance of excavation and kept throughout the period till
and the works are completed.
4.14.12. If the bottom of any excavation that has been left exposed and is badly
affected by atmosphere, water, etc., the Contractor shall remove
deteriorated material from such portions and shall made good with M10 plain
cement concrete.
4.14.13. The Contractor shall provide required suitable drainage arrangement to protect
the foundation pits from the entering of surface water of any source.
The contractor shall keep the excavated pits / trenches dry for subsequent
works by providing all arrangements for dewatering the accumulated /
stagnated water from any source (not limited to subsoil water). The Contractor
shall lower the water table by well point pumping or any other system wherever
required. The Contractor shall take utmost care to prevent movement of subsoil
or blowing or forming cavity due to variation in head of water during pumping
when lowering the water table, dewatering, etc.,
4.14.14. The Contractor shall ensure that there is no delay in mobilizing equipment or
any other material required and keep the scheduled progress.
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4.14.16. The contractor shall provide all arrangements to prevent side slips to avoid
slips on their own or due to surcharge of earth kept near the excavated area
or cracking of excavation top strata due to clay drying out leading to
collapse of excavated sides.
4.14.17. The Contractor shall provide lighting, fencing and other suitable measures
for protection against risk of accidents due to excavation of any type.
4.14.18. Before commencement of any construction work, all shattered and loose
materials shall be removed from the excavated pit/foundations.
4.14.19. Any Water which may accumulate in the excavation, due to any cause shall
be bailed or pumped out. Care shall be taken to prevent discharged water
from causing any damage to other structure or inconvenience to other works.
4.14.20. The Contractor shall protect the existing water mains, pipes, cables or other
underground work at his cost by proper supports or diverting the pipes,
cables, water mains etc.,
4.14.21. All fossils, coins, articles, valve of antiquity and structures and other
remains of geological or archaeological interest discovered during the
excavation or other works at the site shall be reported immediately to the
Engineer-in-charge by the Contractor since the same is absolute property of
the Govt.and the matter shall be dealt with as instructed by the Engineer-in-
Charge. The Contractor shall take precaution to prevent his labour/staff
from removing or damaging any such articles.
4.14.22. The Contractor shall remove or divert any buried / overhead pipes or cables,
etc., which is necessary to processed with work after obtaining permission
from the Engineer-in-Charge.
4.14.23. When the specified levels or limits of excavation is reached the Engineer-in-
Charge will inspect the ground exposed and if considers that any part of the
ground is by its nature unsuitable, he may direct the Contractor or excavated
further. Such further excavation shall be filled to the specified levels or
limits with concrete of specific mix, selected excavated earth or approved
imported materials like murram, etc., as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge.
4.14.24. The Contractor shall keep the shoring and strutting in position till and the
relevant work in the excavated area is completed and approved. The
Contractor shall dismantle and remove the shoring and strutting only after
the permission obtained from the Engineer-in-Charge.
4.14.25. All excavated materials, shall remain the property of the Owner. The
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contractor shall not remove the excavated material which is suitable for re-
use or not suitable for re-use from the site without the permission of Engineer-
in-Charge.The disposer or excavated material within the site in and
around the structures or outside the site shall be carried out as directed by
the Engineer-in-Charge.
4.15.1.1. The filling material shall be free from all soft, sprig material, salt,
organic materials logs, roots, stumps, etc., white ants, rubbish, clods,
lumps, etc., and any other objectionable materials.
4.15.1.4. Borrow areas for suitable fill material with proper access roads shall be
arranged by the Contractor and the same is subjected to inspection and
approval of the Engineer-in-Charge. The Contractor shall remove the
top soil in borrow areas and arrange trial pits for inspection. The top
soil to the extent identified (which may contain rubbish, silt, vegetation
etc.,) shall be removed and stacked separately and the same shall not be
used for any type of filling or site grading / development.
4.15.1.5. The soil either obtained from borrow areas or selected from the
excavated soil at site shall be generally granular and non-cohesive
consist of durum, sand, organic materials or any other foreign materials
and harmful objectionable materials. All colds of fill material shall be
broken or removed.
4.15.1.6. The borrow areas, access roads, etc., shall be maintained to ensure
transportation of fill material in all seasons.’
4.15.1.7. Expansive soils for any classification like black cotton soil shall not be
used as filling material and filling around foundation, plinth and other
places.
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4.15.1.9. Temporary work wherever required to retain sand shall be provided.
4.15.1.10. The sand shall be spread in layers not exceeding 225mm and kept
flooded with water for a minimum period of 24 hours and compacted
well.
4.15.1.11. The surface of the consolidated sand shall be dressed to the required
level.
4.15.1.13. The filled sand shall be protected from rain, flood or any other damage.
No additional claim shall be entertained for the replacement of sand on
any
4.16.1.1. Trench excavation means exaction of trenches into which pipes are to
be laid and term pipes mean pipes of all kinds and for whatever purpose.
4.16.1.2. The line and level of trenches shall be as shown in the approved
drawings or as directed by the Engineer-in-charge. Before commencing
trench excavation, the route of the trench shall be pegged out accurately
and the natural ground levels shall be agreed with Engineer-in-Charge.
Strong sight rails shall be then fixed and maintained at each charge of
gradient and at as many intermediate pints as may be necessary. On
these rails the centre line and the level to which the excavation is to be
carried out shall be marked. Such rails shall not be more that 30 meters
apart.
4.16.1.3. Trench excavation shall be carried out by such methods and to such
lines, dimensions and depths as shall bellow proper construction of the
works, provided always that unless the Engineer-in-charge permits
otherwise no trench excavation shall be less than 500mm in width.
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accommodate curves, joints or bends or any other special/fittings as
required or when ordered by the Engineer-in-charge shall be provided.
4.16.2.1. The Engineer-in-charge may direct that trail pits shall be excavated well
ahead of the trench excavation to such depths to determine the alignment
for the trench.
4.16.2.2. Any further trail pits or trenches required to determine the position of
underground services, subsoil drains or for any other reason shall be
made and reinstated by the Contractor.
4.16.2.3. The Contractor shall arrange refilling and reinstatement of trail pits or
trenches immediately after the required information is obtained.
4.16.3.1. The Contractor shall carry out further excavation as may be necessary
to accommodate structures such as thrust blocks and valve chambers.
Such excavation shall include for disposal of surplus material and,
where appropriate, for backfilling around the structures.
4.16.4.1. Where land drains, mole drains or served by trench excavation they shall
be kept in effective temporary operation during construction of the
pipeline.
The drain on either side of excavated trench shall be cutback for atleast
300mm and a suitable length and diameter of approved pipe shall be
jointed to the existing drain and laid resting at ends on solid ground with
clay or other material preventing the subsequent run of land drainage
water into the pipe trench. During refilling, earth shall be carefully
placed and thoroughly compacted under the drain pipes to give them
adequate support.
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4.16.5. Controlled blasting
4.16.5.1. The Contractor shall assess the site conditions and submit details of
the proposed scheme to adopt controlled blasting.
4.16.5.3. Controlled blasting shall be carefully designed and carried out so that
vibrations generated during the blasting do not damage the building,
other structures and installations around.
4.16.5.4. The holes shall be filled with a light charge of explosive and blast
shall be controlled by covering the hole with mild steel plate of
minimum 12mm thickness loaded with gunny bags filled with sand
or earth of 6 to 8 layer covering them with wire net mesh suitably the
whole region under blasting thickness of covering plate and the kind
of dead weight suggested by the Contractor is subject to review of
Engineer-in-charge. Steel plate, reinforcement, etc., shall be
inspected after every blasting operation and all twists, damage etc.,
and shall be removed before re-use to the satisfaction of Engineer-in-
charge. The Contractor shall use short delay detonators for blasting
purpose.
4.16.5.5. The Contractor shall ensure that the rock pieces should not fly off
and endanger the building, roads or any other structures/installation
around or persons.
Compression tests of concrete cubes shall be made as per IS: 516 on 15cm.
cubes. Moulds to prepare the cubes shall be of reputed approved make
arranged by the contractor. The parts of the mould when assembled shall be
positively and rigidly held together. The moulds shall be cleaned and
oiled before placing concrete. The moulds shall conform to IS: 10086 -
Moulds for use in tests of cement and concrete.
4.18. Batching
4.18.1. The contractor shall arrange batching plant conforming to IS codes - concrete
Batching and Mixing Plant, if he so desire. All parts of the equipment shall
be maintained to keep the equipment in operating condition.
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4.18.2. Adequate number of diesel and electrically operated mixer machine’s and
weigh batchers shall be provided at site by the Contractor and continuity of
concrete work shall be ensured.
4.18.5. The weigh batchers shall be set up on a leveled firm pavement and the needle
shall be calibrated to zero when the hopper is empty. The hopper shall be
loaded evenly.
4.19. Mixing:
4.19.1. The Contractor shall carry out mixing of concrete with approved type of
mechanical concrete mixer/batch mixing plant. Mixers shall conform to IS:
1791 and shall be equipped with automatic devices to control speed,
adjustment of water and timing of the mixing period. The mixer shall always
kept free from old hardened concrete and any other foreign materials and
ready in working condition always.
4.19.2. The worn blades shall not be used and replaced with new blades. Incase of
unsatisfactory results, leak mortar resulting in variation in consumption of
materials from that of established, three use of mixer shall be discontinued
and replaced or repaired immediately without loss of time.
4.19.3. Weigh batchers shall be kept on leveled compacted ground/pavement and the
hopper shall be loaded evenly.
4.19.4. The batches shall not exceed the capacity which can be mixed efficiently by
the mixer efficiency test/as recommended by the manufacture.
4.19.5. All the equipment shall be checked frequently to verify their accuracy.
4.19.6. The water shall not be used than established since excessive water wash away
the lime or cement from the mixture.
4.19.8. The cement and the aggregate shall be mixed dry until the mixture is uniform
in colour. The coarse aggregate shall then be added, mixed with water and
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the whole batch shall be mixed thoroughly.
4.19.9. The mixing shall be continued until there is a uniform distribution of materials
and the concrete is uniform in colour and consistency. Concrete shall be
remixed incase of segregation when it is unloaded from the mixer.
4.19.11. The contractor shall prepare all records, charts, etc., for batching and mixing
operation and maintain the same as directed by the Engineer-in -charge and
furnish the required copies of the same to the Engineer-in-charge as and when
required.
4.19.12. The Contractor shall not carry out any hand mixing of concrete.
Bar bending schedules shall be as per the approved drawing. The Contractor
shall fabricate the reinforcement only after satisfied himself about the
orrectness of bar bending schedules. Incase of any difficulty, the matter has
to be brought with the details of alternatives to the notice of Engineer-in-charge
for his review and clearance.
4.21.1. Reinforcement shall be free from loose mill scale, oil, grease, rust, dirt,
bituminous material, etc., to ensure proper bonding between steel and
concrete.
4.21.3. All reinforcement bars fixed in position shall be properly tagged for getting
approval from the Engineer-in-charge.
4.21.4. All reinforcement shall be placed, lapped and maintained in the correct position
and to lengths as shown in the drawings. Approved pre cast concrete blocks,
spacers, chains, timber templates, shall be provided to have clearance from
the form and to avoid displacement of the bars when concrete is placed
and vibrated as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
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4.21.5. Crossing bars at all intersections of longitudinal and transverse bars shall not
be tack welded for assembly of reinforcement and the same shall be securely
tied together with approved two strands of annealed soft iron binding wire
of size not less than 16 gauge. The binding wire shall conform to IS: 280 -
Specification for mild steel wire.
4.21.6. Reinforcement steel placed in position shall not be linked or bent without
approval of the Engineer-in-charge.
4.21.7. Laps and splices of reinforcement shall be as shown in the approved drawings.
4.21.8. Number of laps for the places not shown in the drawings shall be kept as
minimum as possible and location of such laps and splices shall be as approved
by the Engineer-in-charge.
4.21.9. Welding or rods other than those shown in the approved drawings shall not be
permitted.
4.21.10. Welded joints whenever approved as a special case shall be made to prove
that the joints are of the full strength of bars connected and the welding
shall be in accordance with IS; 2751 and IS: 9417. Necessary tensile
strength tests with specimens shall be carried out to prove the weld has
the strength of parent steel.
4.21.11. Adequate care shall be taken in welding of cold working bars and bars other
than mild steel.
4.21.12. The Contractor shall obtain approval for the reinforcement placed in position
from the Engineer-in-Charge before placing the concrete.
4.21.13. Care shall be taken to avoid impact on dowel bars or extended portion of
reinforcement at every stage. The above bars shall not be used to climp since
any movement of the above bars affect the strength or concrete.
4.21.15. More than one welded joint per bar shall not be permitted
4.21.16. The Contractor may be permitted to use mechanical couplers, clamps, etc., to
have splices in reinforcement as per the recommendations of manufactures and
approval of Engineer-in-charge. The Contractor shall arrange all tests to prove
such connections are having full strength.
4.21.17. Overlapping of bars shall be permitted only where bars of full length placed
in position. In other locations, overlapping shall be subject to approval of
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Engineer-in-charge.
4.22.1. Unless otherwise indicated in the drawings, minimum thickness of clear cover
(excluding plaster or other decorative finish or lining) shall be as follows:
Sides of footings, equipment foundation, 50mm for 16mm and above dia bars
f.
columns, plinth beams etc., 40mm for bars less than 16mm dia
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Cover blocks shall be of pre-cast cement mortar cubes/concrete blocks having the
specified strength of concrete to be poured and/or as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
5. Formwork
5.1.1. The contractor shall furnish design and drawings for formwork if desired by the
Engineer-in-charge for his review before construction. The contractor shall be
worthy responsible for design, erection, dismantling etc.,
5.1.2. The formwork shall be designed and constructed to the shapes, lines and
dimensions shown in the drawings within the tolerances specified in IS : 456
5.2.Forms
Forms shall be prefabricated standard shop built reputed make strong panels and shall
be firmly supported, stiffened, braced both horizontally and diagonally, strutted, tied
and rigid to withstand the pressure of green concrete, vibration, temperature
variations, working load, wind load etc., to produce concrete without any defamation.
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5.3.Fixing
5.3.1. The formwork shall not bulge or sag during placement of concrete and shall be
such that it can be easily dismantled without damaging the concrete of
disturburing the remainder parts.
5.3.2. Form panels and units shall be set to true dimensions and alignment and rigidly
tied to get uniform pattern on the face of concrete by providing continuous
horizontal and vertical joints in straight lines.
5.3.3. Forms shall be joined tightly by clamps to have water tight joints and to avoid
grouting. Suitable adhesive tapes shall be provided over the joints to prevent
flow of cement mortar slurry through the openings or formation of fins or other
blemishes on the surface of concrete and to avoid grouting.
5.3.4. Where use of bolts/nails is unavoidable, minimum number of straight nails shall
be used with the approval of Engineer-in-charge.
5.3.5. Ties, Clamps, bolts, etc. shall have adequate strength to withstand spacing of
panels, spreaders, props, etc.,
5.3.6. Tie rods or bolts shall not be used in the form work of liquid retaining or
basement structures.
5.3.8. Bulging, distortion, deflection, etc., shall not be acceptable in formwork and
hence adequate care shall be taken to avoid the same.
5.3.10. Sides, soffit forms, props and supports shall be in line and level and shall be
son arranged for easy removal in an approved sequence without damage to the
concrete. Provisions shall be made for removal of formwork without disturbing
props required for supporting hardened concrete.
5.3.11. Adequate camber shall be provided for beams and slabs having span more than
6.0m to offset the deflection and resume correct shape and line.
5.3.12. All rubbish, chippings, shavings, sawdust, projecting nails, dirt or any other
foreign matter shall be removed form the interior of the forms before the
concrete is placed and the surfaces which would come in contact with concrete
shall be cleaned thoroughly wetted, well treated with an approved non-staining
release agents. It should be ensured that approved agents are kept out of contact
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with reinforcement.
5.3.13. The forms shall be lined using LDPE / HDPE sheets for the soffit of slabs to
get uniform smooth form finish.
5.3.14. Formwork at the base of walls, columns, etc. shall have temporary openings for
inspection, removal of foreign matters and draining the water used for washing
the forms. The above openings shall be properly closed with the forms before
placing the concrete.
5.3.15. The chambers or fillets of all corners and angles of finished concrete shall be
formed with 45 Deg. Moulds having size of 20 x 20 mm to 50 x 50 mm as
directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
5.3.16. Providing bolts or ties or dowels as embedment for the purpose of supporting
the formwork shall not be allowed.
5.3.17. The plywood forms shall be permitted for a maximum reuse of five times.
5.3.18. The steel form shall be permitted for a maximum reuse of ten times.
5.3.19. Reuse of forms limited to the number of uses specified above shall be subjected
to the condition of forms and approval of Engineer-in-charge.
5.3.21. Additional care shall be taken for the form work of exposed / architectural
concrete work.
5.4.Stripping of Forms
5.4.1. Forms, props and other supports of form work shall be removed with the
approval of Engineer-in-charge after consideration of character of structure,
temperature variations, materials and admixtures used in the concrete, curing,
etc.
5.4.3. While removing the supports, care shall be taken to ensure that the concrete
take the stresses developed due to its self weight, gradually and uniformly.
5.4.4. Stripping time – Forms shall not be struck until the concrete has reached a
strength at least twice the stress to which the concrete may be subjected at the
time of removal of from work. Where possible, the formwork shall be left
longer as it would assist curing and strengthening the concrete.
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In normal circumstances and where ordinary Portland cement is used, forms may
generally be removed after the expiry of the following period.
6.1.1. Cement and sand shall be mixed as per the proportions approved and indicated
in the construction drawings.
6.2. Mixing
6.2.2. Mortar shall be prepared with specified ratio of cement and sand mixed
thoroughly.
6.2.3. The platform used for hand mixing, required quantity of water shall be added
until a stiff and workable paste is obtained.
6.2.4. Wet mortar shall not be kept for more than initial setting time of cement used.
6.2.5. The mixer shall be cleaned thoroughly with water while suspending the work
and dried to keep the mixer ready for subsequent operation. Similarly the
platform and other materials used for preparation and application of mortar
shall be thoroughly cleaned using water and dried whenever the work is
suspended.
7. BRICK MASONRY
7.1.1. Brick work of 230mm thickness and more shall be in English Bond. The Bricks
shall be laid in full mortar bed of 10mm thickness leaving about 10mm gap for
shoved joints. Mortar shall be of 1:5 (Cement : sand). The ends of the bricks
may be made up with half or cut bricks. Immediately after placing open layer
of bricks, mortar shall be filled in vertical joints form top. All the joints shall
be flushed up and laying of mortar for the bed of subsequent layer shall be
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started. The Contractor shall ensure proper packing without air trap in the
vertical joints between bricks.
7.1.2. No portion of brick work shall be raised exceeding one meter above another in
a day.
7.1.3. Brickwork shall be built true to line, level and plump and checked at the end of
day’s work.
7.2.1. Half brick walls and encasement brickwork of pipes etc., shall be in stretcher
bond.
7.2.3. Every fourth course / layer if brick walls shall be reinforced with two (2)
numbers of 6.0mm diameter mild steel reinforcement bars.
7.2.4. Bedding mortar at fourth course shall be laid in two layers by embedding the
reinforcement thoroughly for full length and between the two layers.
7.2.5. Mortar using coarse aggregate less than 6mm size also shall be permitted for
reinforcing the brick walls with mild steel.
Cement and water shall conform to the specification of “cement Mortar” sand
shall conform to IS codes.
8.1.3. The surface of brick walls where rendering / plastering is to be carried out shall
be hacked and the joints shall be raked out to a depth of 10 to 20 mm to form
key for plastering, while the mortar of joints in green.
8.1.4. The concrete surfaces where rendering / plastering is to be carried out shall be
pocks of 30 to 5mm marked and all loose mortar at the joints shall be removed.
8.1.5. The brick masonry / concrete surfaces which are required rendering / plastering
shall be cleaned off al dust, loose materials, algae, etc., and well wetted by
washing thoroughly with water.
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8.1.6. Plastering shall not be carried out if the brick wall is in soaked condition. In
such cases the wall shall be allowed with water.
8.1.7. Application
8.1.7.1. The plastering may be applied in one or two coats as specified in the
approved drawings and /or as directed by Engineer-in-charge.
8.1.7.3. The mortar shall be applied uniformly all over the surface to the
specified thickness with wooden float and trowel. All the surfaces,
corners, junctions, etc. shall be in true plane and plumb.
8.1.8.1. Water proof compound conforming to IS: 2645 – integral cement water
proofing compounds of reputed approved make shall be thoroughly
mixed with dry cement in the ratio as recommended by the
manufactures and approved by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.1.8.2. In case of two layers plastering work, water proof compound shall be
added in the first bottom layer or as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.1.9. Pointing
8.1.9.1. Pointing shall be carried out while the mortar in the joints of masonry
is green.
8.1.9.2. Immediately after 24 hours form the time of completion of the particular
masonry work, the surface to be pointed shall be raked out and kept
wetted.
8.1.9.3. The various pointing shall be flush, weathered, grooved, raised (band)
etc., and the pointing shall be carried out as directed by the Engineer-
in-charge.
8.1.9.4. Flush pointing shall be used for all vertical and horizontal joints.
8.1.9.6. Raised (band) pointing shall be used for aesthetic appearance on walls
by projecting.
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8.1.10. Curing
Materials
8.1.11. All materials shall conform to the relevant Indian standards and the
specification furnished in this document.
8.1.12. All steel materials (plates, built up sections / plate girders and compound
sections made out of rolled sections or any other structural material ) shall be
supplied by the Contractor conforming to IS.
8.1.13. The Contractor shall procure the material form the reputed approved mill who
has been in manufacturing line for a period of minimum last 5 years and furnish
copies of all purchases orders to the Engineers-in-charge with the details of
specified grade, quality, inspection etc.
8.1.14. At least six (6) copies of test / inspection certificates shall be furnished to the
Engineer in charge.
8.1.15. The materials shall be free from loose mill scale, slag intrusions, laminations,
cracks, pitting, seams, flaky, twists, rust, flaws or any other defect.
8.1.16. Materials shall conform to the grade, quality, thickness, weight, length,
mechanical characteristics, chemical analysis, etc., as specified and the relevant
IS codes.
8.1.17. All the materials received at site shall have identification mark section wise
and shall be accompanied by the manufacturer’s quality certificate / third party
inspection certificate with the details of grade, thickness, weight, length,
mechanical characteristics, chemical analysis, date of manufacture, batch
number etc.
8.1.18. All the section of different grade and quality shall be sorted out after inspection
and stored according to the lengths, grades and quality received at site.
8.1.20. Welding electrodes and wires of approved reputed make who has been in
manufacturing line for a period of minimum last 5 years shall be supplied by
the contractor and the same shall be kept perfectly dry in a storage room as per
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IS : 9595 and as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.1.21. All electrodes and wires, hardware, viz, bolts, nuts, washers, etc., shall be
sourced from the manufactures who have been in the manufacturing line for a
period of minimum last 5 years and the same shall be supplied with the
manufactures test and quality certificate.
8.1.22. All bolts, nuts, washers, etc., shall be sorted and stored according to the
diameter, length, thickness etc.
8.1.23. The materials which are not accompanied test/quality certificates. Chemical
analysis, mechanical charactestics etc. shall be used for fabrication after testing
at an approved laboratory and / or the contractors field laboratory as directed
by the Engineers-in-charge. The contractor shall not use any material without
approval of Engineers-in-charge.
8.1.24. All the materials shall be protected from changes in weather conditions.
8.2.Fabrication
8.2.1. All general drawings, design, fabrication drawings, erection drawings etc. all
shall be prepared by the contractor and submitted for approval.
8.2.2. The contractor shall be responsible for correctness and accuracy of all design
and drawings. Any discrepancy in the drawings brought to the notice of
contractor during fabrication or assembly or erection shall be rectified based
on fresh drawings submitted for approval.
8.2.3. At least six (6) sets of design and drawings shall be submitted for review /
approval. The drawings shall contain structural layout with the details of
elevations, sections, size, critical joints, bill of quantities etc.
8.2.4. Details of connection, splices, etc., shall be designed to develop full member
strength.
8.2.5. The contractor shall obtain approval for the changes in sections, substitutions,
etc., from the Engineers-in-charge before fabrication.
8.2.6. During fabrication and erection, the contractor shall update all fabrication and
erection drawings matching with the modifications / substitutions carried out
and submit the same with the details calculations to the Engineers-in-charge.
8.2.7. The Contractor shall arrange leveled fabrication yard / yards without any
undulation and pave the area as directed by the Engineers-in-charge.
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8.2.8. Workmanship shall be of the best quality based on good engineering practice.
Tolerance for fabrication shall be as per relevant IS Codes. The Engineers-in-
charge has the right to reject the materials fabricated faulty and deviated from
good engineering practice at any stage and the Contractor shall replace the
same at no extra cost to the owner.
8.2.9. Methods of fabrication, transportation and erection shall be such that the
finished structure is free from defects or injuries which would render it unfit
for use.
8.3.Straightening / Bending
8.3.1. All rolled materials before being used shall be straight or flat and free from
burrs, etc., materials which are not straight shall be Straightened and / or
flattened without injuring the material.
8.3.2. Cold Straightening and flattening of sections shall be by pressure and not by
hammering.
8.3.3. Mangle or leveling rolls, hydraulic bar/ section Straightening machine or any
other mechanical device shall be used for flattening and Straightening of
various plates /members.
8.3.4. Rolled sections and plates shall be bent by cold process to the required shapes
/ profiles. Heating or forging shall not be permitted.
8.3.5. All ends of beams used as stanchions shall be machined true and square. The
ends of all plates, gussets, angles, etc., shall be machined or cut true and any
burring of the edges being removed.
8.4.Cutting
8.4.1. Cutting of the members shall be kept to have minimum number of joints. Only
details of location and dimension of holes, welds, cleats etc. before
commencing cutting.
8.4.2. Required cut length, width etc., shall be marked in all members along with the
details of location and dimension of holes, welds, cleats, etc. before
commencing cutting.
8.4.3. Marking shall be carried out on suitable supports to limit eh accuracy +1mm.
8.4.4. Cutting may be shearing, cropping or washing and all adequate care shall be
take to have proper cutting.
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8.4.5. Hand flume cutting shall be done only by experts with the approval of
Engineer-in-charge.
8.4.7. All cuttings shall be free form distortion, burrs, clean etc. and the edges shall
be ground smooth and make straight and uniform by machining/ edge planning
as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.4.8. Members shall have erection clearance not more than 2mm and seating shall
be permitted after approval from Engineer-in-charge.
8.5.Holes
8.5.1. Gas cutting shall not be permitted for making holes for bolts.
8.5.2. Holes may be punched in purlins, girts, bracings, lacing bars etc. and other
connecting angles, plates, etc. of light structures, roofing etc. to full size
through the material not over 12mm thick.
8.5.3. Members which are to be connected shall be assembled and tightly clamped or
bolted together before drilling.
8.5.4. Holes shall be punched 3mm less in diameter than the required size for the
members having thickness less than 16mm and reamed (but not drifted) after
assembly to the full diameter. Ordinary holes shall be punched 1.0 to 1.5mm
larger in diameter than the specified diameter of bolt with the approval of
Engineer-in-charge.
8.5.5. All holes for site connections shall be accurately centered so as to avoid
reaming during erection.
8.5.7. Holes for turned and fitted bolts shall be drilled to a slightly smaller diameter
and reamed to the nominal diameter of the shank or barrel in accordance with
the tolerance specified in IS : 919
8.5.8. Making holes in one operation through all the sections for the parts to be
connected with very minimum tolerance shall be permitted after the same is
clamped or bolted firmly together and the holes shall be reamed to size
subsequently. Multiple members such as flange plates shall be drilled as far as
practicable in one operation.
8.5.9. Different parts may be drilled and reamed separately with the approval
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Engineer-in-charge.
8.6.Bolting
8.6.1. Length of bolts shall be such that sufficient length of threaded portion is
projected after bolting the parts together. At least three threads shall project
through the nut. Threaded portion within the thickness of the parts bolted shall
not be permitted.
8.6.2. All nuts of bolts shall be threaded with suitable thickness of circular flat
washers.
8.6.3. Square tapered/beveled washers to afford a seating square with the axis of the
bolt shall be used where bolt heats or nuts fastened on the beveled surface/
tapered flanges of joint, angle etc.
8.6.4. Long handled manual torque wrenches, pneumatic powered wrenches, electric
wrenches may be used for tightening bolts.
8.6.5. Heads of bolts shall be forges out of the solids, truly concentric and square with
the shank which shall be perfectly straight.
8.6.6. Bolts shall be long enough for washers to project (say 6mm) beyond the nut
when tightened and the screwed portion shall be long enough for subsequent
tightening.
8.6.7. Nuts shall be secured after tightening by barring to avoid the risk of their
becoming loose to accidental removal.
8.6.8. Turned bolts shall be driven fit in the holes such that the screwed portion is
4mm less than the shank and the bearing faces of the heads and nuts shall be of
machined square.
8.6.9. Shank of turned bolts shall be sufficiently long to ensure contact through the
entire thickness of the plates. Accordingly washers, truly flat shall be provided
under the nuts.
8.7.Welding
8.7.1. General
8.7.1.1. Welding shall conform to the relevant codes of Indian standards referred
in this specification.
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accessories / auxiliaries etc., shall be arranged by the Contractor without
interruption of the work.
8.7.1.3. The contractor shall arrange qualified welders and personnel for
supervision to meet the quality standards. Welders/operators who have
been qualified in the tests to perform the type of work and experienced
only shall carry out the work.
8.7.1.4. The structural members which are being welded shall be protected from
dust, strong winds/storm, rain etc.
8.8.Inspection
8.8.1. Inspection shall be carried out in accordance with IS: 822 and to the satisfaction
of Engineer-in-charge.
8.8.2. Engineer-in-charge shall witness and approve the qualification for welding
procedure and welder’s performance.
8.8.3. The Contractors shall give inspection call in the prescribed format along with
the internal inspection report of the Contractor well in advance to the Engineer-
in-charge. The internal inspection of the Contractor shall certify that the
shop/field welding executed is in conformity with the relevant specifications
and I.S. Codes. The materials which are inspected at shop or field shall be
properly packed, transported and erected in position. The assemblies which are
damaged during handling, transportation, erection, testing etc., shall be rejected
and the Contractor shall replace the same at no extra cost to the owner.
8.8.5. The contractor shall provide all facilities for inspection Engineer-in-charge or
his representative and they shall have access to inspect the shop/field work at
any stage of welding, fabrication, erection etc.,
8.9.Painting
8.9.1. The following codes shall be followed for one coat of shop painting after the
members marked for erection.
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8.9.2. Ready mixed paint, air drying, red oxide Zinc chrome, and priming:
8.9.3. Protective coatings wherever required shall be provided as per relevant Indian
standards to the satisfaction of Engineer-in-charge.
8.9.4. The priming coat shall be red oxide – zinc chromate primer or any other primer
mentioned in the drawing or elsewhere in this document. In any case, priming
shall not be commenced without the permission of Engineer-in-charge.
8.9.6. All paints, brush etc., shall be of approved make and the quality shall be of the
highest degree.
8.10. Erection
8.10.1. The contractor shall prepare erection scheme with the details of erection
drawing, total weight of structure to be erected, bill of materials, plants and
equipment to be deployed, accessories, requirement of manpower, sling, hoist,
guys, cranes, staging and schedule. Capacity and number of plant and
equipment, sequence of erection, erection holes/bracings etc., and get the
approval from Engineer-in-charge.
8.10.2. The contractor shall use the approved make of plant and equipment for
erection.
8.10.3. Fire proof materials shall be used for staging, hoisting etc.,
8.10.4. While erecting the structures care shall be taken to ensure no damage due to
wind, load, self weight, impact load, etc., by properly bolting, bracing,
temporary welding or any other means.
8.10.6. The Engineer-in-charge shall have free access to all parts for inspection during
erection and the Contractor shall arrange platforms, safety arrangement, etc.
The members erected faulty and the members not fabricated in conformity
with the standards laid down shall be rejected. The rejected materials shall be
removed from the site immediately.
8.10.7. Final bolting or welding shall be carried out after the structures are properly
aligned and approved by the Engineer-in-charge.
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Engineer-in-charge.
8.10.9. The holes provided for erection purposes shall be plugged by welding or left
as decided by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.10.10. The bracings provided for erection purposes shall be such that no excessive
stresses are developed and the bracings shall be removed after erection
without any change to the members.
8.10.11. The temporary platform, bracings, main bolts, welds, guys, etc. and all safety
arrangement shall be removed only after clearance from Engineer-in-charge.
8.10.12. The contractor shall not use any adjacent structures, structures being erected /
constructed nearby for erection purposes.
8.10.13. The contractor shall follow IS : 7205 – safety code for erection of steel work
for erection purpose at all stages.
8.11. Grouting
8.11.1. All anchor bolts shall have coarse type threads conforming to IS : 4218 and
their assemblies shall be placed and securely held in position with necessary
templates before placing and compacting the concrete. Care shall be taken to
ensure that the bolts are not disturbed while vibrating the concrete.
8.11.2. Approval shall be obtained form Engineer-in-charge for leaving the pockets
for foundation bolts and the grouting operation shall be carried out as
described and / or directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
8.11.3. Anchor bolts for light structures such as handrails, ladders, staircases, pipe
supports, cross-overs, operating platforms which are not supporting any
equipment etc. shall be grouted using cement mortar 1:2 (Cement : Sand).
8.11.4. Non shrink grout shall of approved make and shall have a compressive
strength not less 50 N / sq mm in 28 days
8.11.5. Non-shrink grout shall be tested to IS : 403 especially for strength and
expansion capability.
8.11.6. All the locations of anchor bolts, size of pockets, etc., shall be carefully
checked to ensure that all concrete foundations are carried out in conformity
with drawings. Discrepancy, if any, shall be rectified before positioning
structural members as directed by the Engineer-in-charge
8.11.7. The contractor shall ensure that all the concrete works for foundation are
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carried out in accordance with relevant I.S. Codes and the foundations are
strong and sound.
8.11.8. Surfaces where the structural members are to be positioned shall be prepared
by removing all loose materials / mortars / aggregates, laitance, dust, grease
oil etc., The surfaces shall be leveled, hacked to form rough surface, made
thoroughly wet. All the dust shall be removed by suction or compressed air.
All free / excess water on the surface, made thoroughly wet. All the dust shall
be removed by suction or compressed air. All free/ excess water on the surface
and in the pocket shall be removed.
8.11.9. After the surface is prepared, the structural members shall be positioned
aligned, plumbed by maintain base / shoe plates with required packing, plates,
wedges, shims etc., care shall be taken to ensure that final level of base/ shoe
plates matches with drawings.
8.11.10. The forms shall be fixed all around of the erected members as per the
procedure laid down elsewhere without disturbing the anchor bolts.
8.11.11. The grouting operation shall be carried out after providing the forms. Care
shall be taken to ensure that grout is in full form around the anchor bolts and
under the base/ shoe plates. The joints of the form work shall be very tight to
avoid any leakage of grouting material.
9.1.Hand railing
9.1.2. Handrail shall be of galvanized steel pipe of 32mm nominal bore medium
class in two rows with flush welded construction. The height of vertical rails
of similar tube /pipe and the level of top rail shall be 0.1m from the finished
level of floor. The spacing of vertical posts/rail shall not exceed 1.20m. The
second horizontal rail shall be provided at a center to center spacing not more
than 500mm form the finished level of floor. The length of cantilevered
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portion of hand rail shall not exceed 300mm. A toe/curb plate of 100mm x
6mm C.S flat shall be provided at the bottom connecting all the vertical
tubes/rails. The contractor shall furnish the drawing with al details for
approval.
9.1.3. Handrail shall be with discontinuous ends uniformly divided into sections for
aesthetic appearance. In case of difficulty, continuous hand railing shall be
permitted.
9.1.4. Suitable insert plates/base plates shall be provided in the RCC platforms and
vertical tubes/rails shall be welded / bolted as directed by the Engineer-in-
charge.
9.1.5. Two coats of paint shall be done as directed by the Engineer-in-charge after
the primer coat is approved.
9.2.Staircases
9.2.1. All staircases and landing shall be fabricated/constructed as per the approved
drawings.
9.2.2. The tread shall be minimum 250mm and the riser shall be within 150mm.
9.2.5. The staircase shall be provided with grating/chequered plate with necessary
bracings, cleats, nosing insert plates, struts, clips, etc. as per the approved
drawings.
9.2.6. All the facilities required for fabrication, welding/bolting, erection, painting,
etc., shall be provided at site to the satisfaction of Engineer-in-charge.
9.2.7. The pattern of grating/ chequered plate shall be as per approved drawing and
/ or as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
9.3.Chequered Plates
9.3.1. The pattern and thickness shall be as shown in the fabrication drawings
prepared by the contractor and approved by the Engineer-in-charge.
9.3.2. The chequered plates shall be provided with necessary holes / openings,
notches, stiffeners, bracings, cleats etc. and shall be welded / bolted/screwed
after preparing the cut edges smooth and even.
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9.3.3. The chequered plate shall be cold bent on a mill for nosing of staircase treads.
9.3.4. Chequered plate shall be fixed by cadmium plated mild steel screws/bolts with
counter sunk heads at a maximum spacing of 300mm. The heads of
countersunk screws shall remain flush with the top of plate.
9.3.5. One coat of red /oxide / zinc chromate primer shall be applied on all surfaces
of chequered plate after fabrication.
9.4.1. The Contractor shall furnish drawings for approval and C.S Rungs/Cast Iron
rungs shall be provide as per approved drawing at the locations shown in the
construction drawing.
9.4.2. C.S rugs shall be of minimum 20mm dia mild steel bar bent to shape before
placement.
9.4.3. Necessary adjustment to hold C.S rugs in true level and plumb shall be made
in the formwork and special lining / coating shall be applied wherever required
as per approved drawings.
9.4.4. Cast iron rugs sourced from the reputed and approved manufacturer shall be
fixed in position and embedded in concrete adjusting the form work to hold
the steps in true line and level.
9.4.5. Samples of C.S rungs and C.I. rungs shall be made available to for approval
prior to installation.
9.5.C.S Ladders
9.5.1. C.S. Ladders shall be fabricated and erected as shown in the approved
drawings.
9.5.2. The sides / triangles of the ladders shall be of C.S angle/flat and rungs shall of
20mm diameter turned to 16mm diameter at both the ends and riveted to the
sides.
9.5.3. Safety cages shall be provided for the ladders having height more than 2.50m
from the ground level.
9.5.4. The ladders shall be fixed at top and bottom with necessary guides, brackets,
safety cage hoop attachment with the post of handrail, safety bar, foundation
bolts, insert plates, bolting/welding/screwing as per approved drawings.
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9.5.5. One coat of red oxide zinc chromate primer shall be applied after fabrication
and there upon two coats of paint shall be provided.
9.6.Hydraulic testing
9.6.1. All the liquid retaining structures (tanks, sumps, channels, concrete /
embankment reservoirs etc.), shall be tested by the contractor in accordance
with IS : 3370.
9.6.2. The Contractor shall plan sequence, method of filling, etc. to carry out the
hydro-testing in consultation with Engineer-in-charge to release the structure
for erection of equipment, lining, electrical works, etc.,
9.6.3. The Contractor shall plan sequence method of filling etc., to carry out the
hydro-testing in consultation with Engineer-in-charge to release the structure
for erection of equipment, lining, electrical works, etc.
9.6.4. Delay in hydraulic testing and rectification, if any due to leakage shall not be
acceptable and no extension of the Completion Period shall be given on this
account.
9.6.5. The contractor shall demonstrate water tightness, incase of leakage and
rectification of the same by using suitable and acceptable techniques and
refilling with water again to the needs of the leak proof requirements.
9.6.6. Hydro testing shall be carried out in accordance with IS: 3370 and as per the
guidelines given below
9.6.7. In the case of elevated tanks, whose external faces are exposed, the faces shall
show no sign of leakage and remain apparently dry over the period of
observation for seven days after allowing seven days for absorption form the
date of filling the structure to the designed level.
9.6.8. Underground tanks which are covered shall be deemed to be water tight if the
total drop in surface level over a period of seven days does not exceed 40mm
i.e., at the rate of about 6mm per day average.
9.6.9. The actual permissible drop of water level in underground tanks which are
open and subject to evaporation losses due to weather conditions can be
assessed and agreed upon to a slightly larger value than 6mm per day.
9.6.10. If the tests prove defective in hydro-testing or structure testing, the Contractor
in consultation with designers, consultants, experts and the owners shall
develop suitable method for rectification to make the structure water tight /
leak proof and to carry the designed load.
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10. Manholes, Inspection Chambers and Vent shafts
10.2. Construction
b) The clear size of manhole at the bottom shall be of minimum 1.0m and
the top of hole shall be to suit cast iron cover having a minimum 560 mm
clear diameter.
c) The floors shall be of M20 grade plain cement concrete using 20mm
graded aggregated. Salt glazed or concrete or home half channel cut pipes
of required size and shape shall be embedded in the cement mortar placed
on top of concrete base to the same line and gradient as that of drain pipes.
The sides of the channel shall be benched up in concrete of M 20 grade
with a slope towards channel and plastered with 20mm thick of Cm 1:3
and finished smooth.
d) The entry and exit point of pipes in the manhole shall be provided with
bricks on edge cut to proper form and laid around the upper half of pipe
so as to form an arch. The pointing around the pipe shall be of 12mm
thick cement mortar 1:2.
e) Cast iron steps shall be provided where the invert level is more than 1.0m
form the finished road level / ground level. Approved pattern of cast iron
steps shall be provided at 150mm Center to Center. Additional hand rails
also shall be provided so as to enable access easily and safely.
f) Cast Iron frame shall be fixed in cement concrete of M15 grade all around
with splayed fillet and finished with neat cement. The manhole cover and
frame shall be painted with three coats of anticorrosive bitumastic or
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equivalent paint after fixing in position.
Vent shafts shall be provided along the longitudinal sections of the effluent
collection line or sewers as required by designer.
11.1. General
The type, overall size, side opening position of steel doors, windows and
ventilators shall be as per details given in IS : 1038 The size of doors,
windows and ventilators and their type shall be as directed by the Engineer-
in-charge and as per the approved construction drawings.
11.2. Fabrication
11.3. Fixing
11.3.2. Doors, windows and ventilators shall be fixed without any distortion in
frames.
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12.1.2. Pull and push type with ball bearings for the area more than 75 sqm but
less than 120sqm
12.1.3. Mechanical gear manually operated & electrically operated for areas
exceeding 12.0 sqm
12.2. Fabrication
12.3. Fixing
12.4. Painting
Painting shall be one coat of approved quality of red oxide / zinc chromate
primer and two coats of approved colour and make of synthetic enamel
paint.
13.1. General
13.1.2. Floor finish for ground floor shall be provided on the sub-base concrete
with M20 grade plain concrete laid over well compacted rubble soiling,
compacted sand or any other approved material.
13.1.5. Base course floor finish shall be of minimum 50mm thickness, plain
cement concrete mix in the proportion of 1:2:4 (Cement: Sand: aggregate)
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or M 20 grade using graded aggregate less than 10 mm
13.1.6. A thin layer of cement slurry shall be applied on the cleaned surface.
13.1.8. The concrete shall be laid to the required slope wherever indicated in the
drawings and the dividers also shall be sloped in the direction of gradient.
13.1.9. Floor finish may be provided monolithically with the base concrete or on
hardened base concrete.
13.1.11. Floor shall be finished using thick cement slurry while the base course
concrete is green. The slurry shall be prepared at the rate of 3.0 kg of
cement per square meter of floor area.
13.1.12. The slurry shall be pressed immediately after it is applied and started
settling.
13.1.14. Curing shall be carried out by ponding with water for a minimum period
of 10 days.
13.2.1. Granite flooring shall be laid as per the procedure of ‘Marble Flooring’
and / or as directed by Engineer-in-charge.
13.3.1. Acid proof flooring shall be carried out for the chemical storage area,
handling area, chemical preparation tanks, dosing tanks, etc., with acid
proof brick lining on the surface of RCC floor slab, PCC floor in ground
floor, inside and top of chemical preparation / dosing tanks, etc.,
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depending on the conditions. All the materials, laying etc., shall conform
to relevant IS Codes.
13.3.2. Materials
Materials such as bricks, primer, mastic acid proof cement mortar, etc.
shall be selected by the contractor depending on the chemical used in his
process. All the details of the above materials shall be submitted along
with the tender. Incase any change in the section of the material at the
time of approval of drawings, the same shall be carried out at no extra
cost to the owner. The materials have to be procured from the reputed
manufactures who have been in the manufacturing line for a period of
minimum last 5 years. The decision of Engineer-in-charge shall be final
and binding on the Contractor.
Laying
The surface of sub base shall be roughened enough and free from dirt, oil,
scum or laitance, loose materials etc., and the acid prod flooring shall be
laid over the clean, green surface.
On top of the above prepared surface minimum two coats of primer shall
be applied. A layer of acid proof bricks shall be laid over the acid proof
mortar having a thickness not less than 10mm. Thickness of brick shall
be not less than 75mm. The dimensions of the bricks used shall be
indicted in the tender documents.
The joints and surface of the bricks shall be finished with acid proof
mortar having a minimum thickness of 10 m.
Skirting / dadding for the chemical storage area, etc. shall also be
provided as above for a minimum height of 150 m.
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13.4.1. White glazed tiles
Top surface of tiles shall be glazed and have either glossy of mat finish
as directed by the Engineer-in-charge.
Coloured tiles
Tiles shall be same as that of white tiles except the glazing, the shade and
design of which shall be as per the approval of Engineer-in-charge.
a) Base concrete of the RCC slab on which the tiles are to be laid shall be
cleaned, wetted and dried. Bedding shall be with cement mortar 1:3
(Cement: sand) The thickness of bedding mortar shall not be less than
10mm.
c) Neat grey cement slurry shall be spread over the above mortar.
d) Tiles soaked and cleaned shall be pressed on the above grout and gently
tapped with wooden mallet till it is properly bedded and in level with the
adjoining tiles. The joints shall be kept as thin as possible (paper joint)
not more than 1.0 mm and in straight lines or as per the pattern directed
by the Engineer-in-charge.
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charge.
f) Surplus cement on the surface of the tiles arising at the joints shall be
cleaned off periodically. Tiles at the junction of wall and floor shall be
inserted at least for a depth of 10mm inside the wall so that skirting and
dadoing to have a levelled surface matching with the top level of
plastering on the walls.
14.1.2. Rain water down pipes with UPVC pipes with necessary bends and
specials.
14.1.3. Providing UPVC water supply pipes form overhead tank to drinking
water tap, toilet facilities etc.
14.1.4. Providing Indian / European water closets, urinals, bath rooms, wash
basins, flushing cisterns, laboratory sink, towel rods, etc. in all
buildings.
14.1.7. Drainage using stoneware pipes of 150mm dia from the buildings to the
disposal point.
14.1.8. Treatment facilities at ground level before discharging the water coming
form the laboratory.
14.1.12. Provisions of half cut pipes on the plinth protection of buildings wherever
rainwater drain pipes and other drainage connects with the drains around
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the buildings.
The blister holes, cracks or any other irregular surfaces on the surface to
be white washed shall be made good with lime putty or any other material.
Efflorescence, algae, fungi, etc. formed on the surface shall treated as per
IS:2395. The surface shall be cleaned thoroughly after removing all loose
particles, dirt, dust, mortar drops, etc.,
15.1.2. Mixing
The white wash shall be carried out using fat lime conforming to IS: codes
15.1.3. Application
15.2. General
15.2.1. Specification for colour washing shall be similar to that of white wash
and as specified in the relevant codes.
15.2.2. Mixing: The quantity of colour wash shall be prepared to complete the
job in one operation to obtain uniform colour.
15.2.3. Application: Two coats of white as described under “White wash” shall
be applied as prime coat.
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15.2.4. Similarly minimum of two coats of colour wash shall applied over the
white wash as directed by Engineer-in-charge.
15.2.6.1. Surface shall be free from dirt, dust, oil, grease, loose particles etc. After
thoroughly brushed, the surface shall be made smooth by rubbing with sand
paper.
15.2.6.2. Unevenness, if any, shall be made good by applying putty made of plaster of
paris mixed with dry distemper of colour to be used. Surface shall be allowed
to dry and made smooth again by rubbing with sand paper and a coat of
distemper shall be applied over the plates.
Prime coat shall be applied as described under” white wash” and allowed to
dry for a minimum period of 48 hours.
15.2.8. Application
15.2.8.1. Minimum two cats of prepared distemper shall be applied using good quality
of brush as described under “White wash”. Each coat shall be allowed to dry
for 24 hours before before applying next coat. The finished surface shall be
even and uniform.
15.2.8.2. It shall be ensured that the quantity of mixture prepared shall cover all the
surfaces planned in one operation.
15.2.8.3. The floors, doors, windows, etc., shall be protected suitably to avoid splashes
on the surfaces of the same/ cleaned if any.
All internal plant roads shall be designed as flexible pavement in accordance with MORTH,
CPWD, IRC:SP-73 and IRC :37. The Minimum width of pathway should not be less than 3.5m.
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SECTION 2: GENERAL MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION
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General Mechanical Specification
Applicability
The following clauses specify general mechanical requirements and standards
of workmanship for equipment and installation and must be read in conjunction
with the particular requirements for Contract. These general specification
clauses shall apply where appropriate except where redefined in the particular
required sections of the specification which shall be applicable
List of Standards
Titles of various standards referred to in the specifications are indicated below.
This list does not necessarily cover all the standards referred to:
BS 5316 Part-2 Specification for acceptance test for centrifugal, mixed flow and
axial pumps – Test for performance and efficiency
BS 6072 Method for magnetic particle flow detection
BS 6405 Specification for non-calibrated short link steel chain (Grade 30)
for general engineering purposes : Class 1 & 2
BS 6443 Method for penetrate flow detection
ASTM A-36 Specification for Structural Steel
ASTM A-216 Specification for Steel Castings, Carbon suitable for fusion welding
for high temperature service
ASTM A-276 Specification or stainless steel and heat resisting steel bars and
shapes
ASTM A-351 Specification for castings, Austenitic – Ferric (Duplex), for
Pressure containing parts
ASTM A-743 Specification for castings, Iron – Chromium, Iron – Chromium –
Nickel and Nickel Base Corrosion Resistant for general Application
ASTM A-744 Specification for castings, Iron Chromium – Nickel, Corrosion –
Resistant
IEC – 189 Low frequency cables and wires with PVC insulation and PVC
Part 1 & 2 Sheath
AWWA C 501 Cast Iron Sluice Gates
IS 5 Colours for ready mixed paints and enamels
IS 210 Grey Iron Castings
IS 318 Leaded Tin Bronze Ingots and Castings
IS 325 Three Phase Induction Motors
IS 807 Code of Practice for Design, manufacture, erection and testing
(Structural Portion) of cranes and hoists
IS 1239 Mild Steel tubes, tubular and other wrought steel fittings
IS 1536 Centrifugally Cast (Spun) iron pressure pipe for water gas and sewage
IS 1537 Vertically cast iron pressure pipes for water, gas and sewage
IS 1538 Specification for cast iron fittings for pressure pipes for water, gas and
sewage
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IS 1554 PVC insulated (Heavy duty) electric cables
IS 2062 Steel for general structural purposes
IS 2147 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures for low voltage
switch gear and control gear
IS 3177 Code of practice of electric overhead traveling cranes and gantry
cranes other than steel work cranes
IS 3624 Vacuum and Pressure gauges
IS 3815 Point hooks with shank for general engineering purposes
BS 2910 Methods for radiographic examination of fusion welded
circumferential butt joints in steel pipes
BS 3017 Specification for mild steel forged ram shorn hooks
BS 3100 Specification for steel castings for general engineering purposes
BS 3923 Methods for ultrasonic examination of welds
BS 4360 Specification for weldable structural steels
BS 4772 Specification for ductile iron pipes and fittings
BS 4870 Specification for approval testing of welding procedures
BS 4871 Specification for approval the sting of welders working to approved
welding procedures
BS 4942 Short chain link for lifting purposes
IS 5120 Technical requirements of roto dynamic special purpose pumps
IS 5600 Horizontal / vertical non clog type centrifugal pump for sludge
handling
IS 7090 Guide lines for rapid mixing devices
IS 7208 Guide lines for flocculator devices
IS 10261 Requirements for clarifier equipment for waste water treatment
IS 8413 Requirements for biological treatment and equipment
Part-II Activated sludge process and its modifications
IS 10037 Requirements for sludge dewatering equipment, sludge
Part-I Drying beds, sand, gravel and under drains
IS 6280 Specification for Sewage Screens
IS 3938 Electric Wire rope hoists
Further, following codes and standards unless specified herein shall be referred
to for pipe lines, pipe work & fittings:
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IS :1536 Specification for centrifugally cast (spun) iron pressure pipes for
water, gas and sewage
IS :1537 Specification for vertically cast iron pressure pipes for water, gas
and sewage
IS :1538 Specification for cast iron fittings for pressure pipes for water,
gas and sewage
IS :1916 Specification for steel cylinder pipes with concrete lining
and coating
IS :2078 Method for tensile testing of grey cast iron
IS:3589 Specification for MS Spirally Welded Pipes
IS :3597 Method of tests for concrete pipes
IS :3658 Code of practice for liquid penetrant flow detection
IS :5382 Specification for rubber sealing rings for gas mains, water mains
and sewers
IS :5504 Specification for spiral welded pipes
IS :6587 Specification for spun hemp yarn
IS :7322 Specification for specials for steel cylinder reinforced
concrete pipes
IS:8329 Specification for DI pipes
IS:9523 Specifications for DI fittings
IS:4984 Specifications for HDPE pipeline
IS:14846 Specifications for valves
IS :783 Code of practice for laying of concrete pipes
IS :3114 Code of practice for laying of cast iron pipes
IS :3764 Excavation work - Code of Safety
IS :4127 Code of practice for laying of glazed stoneware pipes
IS :5822 Code of practice for laying of electrically welded steel pipes for water
supply.
IS :6530 Code of practice for laying of asbestos cement pressure pipes.
Materials
All materials incorporated in the works shall be the most suitable for the duty concerned and
shall be new and of first class commercial quality, free from imperfection and selected for
long life and minimum maintenance.
Design and Construction
a) The plant design, workmanship and general finish shall be of sound quality in
accordance with good engineering practice. Design shall be robust and rated for
continuous service, at the specified duties, under the prevailing operational site
conditions.
b) The general design of mechanical and electrical plant particularly that of wearing parts,
shall be governed by the need for long periods of service without frequent attention but
shall afford ready access for any necessary maintenance.
c) Similarly items of Plant and their component parts shall be completely interchangeable.
Spare parts shall be manufactured from the same material specification as the originals.
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d) No welding, filling or plugging of defective work will be permitted without the written
permission of the Engineer. All welding spatter shall be removed.
e) It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to ensure that all the equipment selected
is fully compatible, mechanically, electrically and also with respect to instrumentation,
control and automation.
f) It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to ensure his equipment interfaces with
any existing equipment correctly. Any interfaces must not affect the integrity of the
equipment, or invalidate any warranties or guarantees.
g) Each component or assembly shall have been proven in service in a similar application
and under conditions no less than those specified therein.
h) The equipment shall be compatible with the civil structure, when installed, with
sufficient space for operator access and maintenance procedures.
i) All materials shall be of the best commercial quality and free from any flaws, defects
or imperfections.
Tropicalization:
Equipment is to be designed for tropical climate suitable for Indian conditions and the city /
location where it is to be installed and the following shall apply:
i. Tropical grade materials should be used wherever possible. Some relaxation of these
provisions may be permitted where equipment is hermetically sealed.
ii. Iron and steel and in general to be painted or galvanized as appropriate in accordance
with the specification. Small iron and steel parts (other than stainless steel) of all
instruments and electrical equipment, the cores of electro-magnets and the metal parts
of relays and mechanisms are to be treated in an approved manner to prevent rusting.
Cores etc. which are built up of lamination or cannot for any other reasons be anti-rust
treated, are to have all exposed parts thoroughly cleaned and heavily enameled,
lacquered or compounded.
iii. The use of iron and steel is to be avoided in instruments and electrical relays whenever
possible. Steel screws, when used, are to be zinc, cadmium or chromium plated or, when
plating is not possible owing to tolerance limitations, shall be corrosion resisting steel.
Instruments screws (except those forming part of a magnetic circuit) are to be of brass
or bronze. Springs are to be of brass, bronze or other non-rusting material. Pivots and
other parts for which non-ferrous material is unsuitable are to be of an approved
stainless steel.
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iv. Fabrics, cork, paper and similar materials, which are not subsequently to be treated by
impregnation, are to be adequately treated with an approved fungicide. Sleeving and
fabrics treated with linseed oil or linseed oil varnishes are not to be used.
Climate
i. All part and materials used shall in all respects be suitable for the climatic conditions
of the city/location where it is to be installed. The following maximum conditions shall
be used for all design.
ii. All materials and equipment which are subject to certification by testing authorities etc.
shall be certified as being tested at 45 deg C ambient unless other higher temperature
specified elsewhere for specific equipment/product.
Finish
Workmanship and general finish shall be of first class commercial quality and in accordance
with best practice. All covers, flanges and joints shall be properly faced, bored, fitted, fixed,
hollowed, mounted or chamfered as the case may be, according to the best approved practice
and all working parts of the plant and other apparatus, shall similarly be well and accurately
fitted, finished, fixed and adjusted.
Coupling
Flexible couplings shall be Couplings rated at not less than the stalling torque load of the motor.
Couplings liable to impregnation by oil shall be of the all metal flexible type.
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General Service coupling shall be of the flexible multi-pin and resilient bush type, having not
less than six bushes and each bush shall have an inner sleeve to allow rotation on the pin (bushes
shall not be in direct contact with the pin). All pins shall have shoulders to allow positive
location and securing to the half coupling face.
Flexible couplings shall be supplied in matching balanced sets machined, balanced and marked
before leaving manufacturer’s works. The couplings shall be a tight fit on the shafts and secured
with hand fitted keys and fully checked for alignment shall be a tight fit on the shafts and
secured the hand fitted keys and fully checked for alignment. All necessary equipment for
checking alignment shall be supplied by the Contractor.
Where flexible coupling are used, the Contractor shall fully describe the arrangements
proposed for ensuring that the desired freedom of relative movement between the shafts is
obtained when transmitting a torques corresponding to the continuous maximum rating of the
motor.
Solidly bolted couplings shall be subject to accurate alignment and the Contractor’s proposed
alignment procedure shall be subject to the approval of the Engineer. In particular, the
alignment procedures which involve rotating one half coupling only will not be accepted.
Overload release couplings shall not rely on shear pins. Release torque shall be adjustable over
a wide range and preferably without the need to change components. The coupling shall be
capable of angular alignment of 1 deg. Maximum and 1 mm displacement of shafts.
Hydraulic couplings shall be oil filled with thermal overload protection device. The coupling
shall be fully rated to transmit the motor full load power without exceeding normal working
temperature and due regard shall be taken to ambient temperatures. An enclosure around the
coupling shall be provided to prevent oil spray in the event of operation of the thermal overload
device.
Final alignment of all types of coupling shall be checked by the Contractor in the presence of
the Engineer’s Representative.
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All ball or roller bearings, except those supplied and “sealed for life” shall be arranged for
grease gun lubrication and a suitable high pressure grease gun shall be supplied.
Adequate “Stauffer” screw top pressure grease lubricator with ‘tell tale’ stems or ‘Tat” grease
nipples shall be provided for all moving parts. The position of all greasing and oiling points
shall be arranged so as to be readily accessible for routine servicing. Wherever necessary,
suitable access platform shall be provided.
The type of lubricant and intervals of lubrication, which shall be kept to a minimum (not less
than nine days), for each individual item of plant shall be entered on a working schedule, which
shall form part of the Operation and Maintenance instructions.
A list of recommended Lubricants and their equivalents Bearings shall be entered in the
Operation and Maintenance instructions
Gearboxes
The Gearboxes shall be totally enclosed dust, water and hose proof. Suitable lifting lugs shall
be provided. They shall be robustly constructed and arduous duty.
The gear case shall be manufactured from grey cast iron to IS: 210 and of a grade to ensure
high strength and wear resistance. Inspection covers shall be provided together with protected
oil level indication, breather with oil mist preventer, and drain plugs.
The gearboxes shall be designed for operation at the ambient temperatures specified without
the assistance of a cooling fan.
The mechanical service factor shall be not less than 1.5 when applied to the rated motor power
or higher as recommended by equipment manufacturer.
The gears shall be manufactured from steel to BS: 970 of grade selected by the Contractor and
entered in the Schedule of Particulars. The teeth shall be profile ground and lapped to a high
standard of accuracy and finish.
Rolling bearings shall be adequately rated to ensure a running life of not less than 50,000 hrs.
L10 life.
The input and output shafts shall have oil seals fitted to prevent the ingress of lubricant when
the gearbox is mounted in the required orientation. For example, inclined when applied to screw
pump installations.
The seals shall also prevent the ingress of dust, sand and moisture.
Lubrication of the gears shall be by a splash or forced system.
An anti-run back device shall be supplied and fitted to all gearboxes involved in screw pump
installation.
Each gear unit shall be subjected to a full load test at the inclinations specified for duration of
3.00 hrs during which time temperature, vibration and noise levels together with oil tightness
shall be recorded in the presence of the Engineers Representative.
After satisfactory completion of the tests, each unit shall be drained of lubricant. All internal
surfaces shall then be coated with suitable preservative.
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A metal label shall be securely wired to the gear case to clearly state that the gear case requires
to be coated with a suitable preservative.
The gear box shall be securely wired to the gear case to clearly state that the gear case requires
to be filled with lubricant, the type and grade of which shall be clearly identifiable.
A metal label shall be securely wired to the gear case to clearly state that the gear case requires
to be filled with lubricant, the type and grade of which shall be clearly identifiable.
Welder Qualification
Before welding work commences on pipe work, the Contractor shall satisfy the Engineer’s
Representative that the welders have previously carried out similar welding work within recent
months. When instructed by the Engineer’s Representative, the Contractor shall arrange for the
welder to produce test welds in accordance with the provisions of BS 2971.
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installation, be slung and sounded in an approved manner. Any pipe found to be faulty by this
method, shall be set aside for examination by the Engineer.
Cutting Pipe work
All pipe work shall be cut with proper pipe cutting tools. The use of hammer and chisel for this
purpose shall not be permitted. Great care shall be exercised when cutting concrete / bitumen
lined spun iron and ductile iron pipes, to ensure that there is no damage to the lining. Should
any damage to the lining take place which is to an extent which the Engineer deems to be
undesirable, then the pipe shall be rejected. The Contractor shall then prepare another pipe for
incorporation into the works. All pipes which have been cut shall have the edges dressed and
deburred.
Suppression of Noise
All plant equipments offered shall be quiet in operation. The noise level within the building
shall not be more than 85 dB (+5 percent on this over the audible frequency spectrum measured
at mid-band), “A” scale when measured along a contour 3 meters from any single item of plant
during starting, running and stopping. The noise level outside the building shall not be more
than 60 dB (+5 % on this over the audible frequency spectrum measured at mid-band), “A”
scales when measured along a contour 3 meters from the external wall. Noise test measurement
shall be made on completion of the installation of the plant at Site to verify that it complies
with this Clause. Plant which fails to comply with the noise level limits when tested which
render it liable for rejection unless it is satisfactorily modified at the Contractors expense by
the programmed commissioning date.
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Specification Sheet of Steeped Coarse Screen
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Specification Sheet of Automated Rotary Drum Fine Screen
3.1. SS 316L
Wetted Parts
3.2.
Non wetted parts SS 316L
3.3. Fasteners SS 316L
Gear Box, Motor, VFD, Control panel with
4. Accessories
safety arrangement weather proof Thermo
plastic enclosure, weather proof FRP
motor canopy, FRP guard, Set of Level
control instrument interlock with drum fine
Screen, self-cleaning nozzles, backwash
cleaning arrangement with pumps, Debris
collection Box and suitable size of wheel
trolley 2 Nos for collecting debris and SS
316L Foundation Bolt & Nut.
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Specification Sheet of Submersible Pump
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Specification Sheet of Submersible Pump
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Specification Sheet for Pre Settler for Pre Treatment System
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Specification Sheet of Odour Control System:
Specification Sheet of Odour Control System for Collection Well & Equalization Tank
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Specification Sheet of Odour Control System for Collection Well & Equalization Tank
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Specification Sheet of Flash Mixer-Agitator
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Specification Sheet For Flow Jet for SHT
Sl.No Item description Specification
the pumping effect of a centrifugal pump. The
discharge from the pump is guided through the
ejector, A reduction nozzle in the ejector increases the
velocity of the fluid, thus increasing the dynamic
pressure and decreasing the static pressure.
Application Atmospheric air and water is mixed in the ejector
1.3.
before leaving the flow Jet and mixing the wastewater
Maximum particle size 100 mm
1.4.
1.5. Location SHT Tank inside
2. Construction features
Type of impeller Channel
2.1.
Type of seal cooling Oil
2.2.
Drive transmission Motor
2.3.
Drive Directly coupled with motor
2.4.
3. Material of construction
SS 316L (CF8M)
3.1. Pump housing
3.2. Impeller SS 316L (CF8M)
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Specification Sheet For Flow Jet for SHT
Sl.No Item description Specification
provide 3” Dia ring at every 1m once in chain with 8
mm Dia rod), Moisture in motor sensor, Water in oil
sensor, Thermal sensor, column profile tube, and starter
control panel with weather proof (thermoplastic)
enclosure with monitoring/tripping relay for water in
oil sensor, Moisture in Motor, high winding
temperature sensor / thermal switch, reverse rotation
preventer, electronic type over load relay, single
phasing preventer and SS 316L Foundation Bolt & Nut.
2. Construction features
Type of impeller Propeller type
2.1.
Type of seal cooling Oil
2.2.
Drive transmission Motor
2.3.
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Specification Sheet For Flow Maker
Sl.No Item description Specification
Drive Gear drive
2.4.
2.5. Material of construction
SS 316L
2.6. Pump housing
2.7. Impeller Polyimide
Specification Sheet for Flow Mixer for Collection well and Anoxic Tank
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Specification Sheet For Flow Mixer
Sl.No Item description Specification
The vertical mixing unit positioned in horizontal
1.3. Application
orientation and mixing the wastewater at Collection
well and Anoxic Tank.
Collection well and Anoxic Tank inside
1.4. Location
2. Construction features
Type of impeller Propeller type
2.1.
Type of seal cooling Oil
2.2.
Drive transmission Motor
2.3.
Drive Gear drive
2.4.
3 Material of construction
SS 316L
3.1 Pump housing
3.2 Impeller SS 316L
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Specification Sheet For Flow Mixer
Sl.No Item description Specification
wire along with Chain pulley, Angular positioning
plate, Moisture in motor sensor, Water in oil sensor,
Thermal sensor, column profile tube, and control panel
with Soft starter incorporated with weather proof
(thermoplastic) enclosure with monitoring/tripping
relay for water in oil sensor, Moisture in Motor, high
winding temperature sensor / thermal switch, reverse
rotation preventer, electronic type over load relay,
single phasing preventer and SS 316L Foundation Bolt
& Nut.
Specification Sheet of OHR Aerator for Pre-Aeration Tank I & II and Aeration Tank I & II
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Specification Sheet of OHR Aerator for Pre-Aeration Tank I & II and Aeration Tank I & II
2.1.
Body Polypropylene
2.2. Inter Connecting Air-Pipe PP40A (Polypropylene)
2.3. Flange PP (Polypropylene)
2.4. Manufacturer Guarantee 7 Years
1 General
1.1 Preferable make Aerzen- Godrej/ Turbo MAX or equivalent
Diffused aeration system in Pre Aeration and
1.2 Application
Biological Tank
1.3 Location Outdoor
2 Construction features
Single stage high speed radial centrifugal Turbo
2.1 Type of Blower
energy efficient high speed Blowers
2.2 Type of cooling Air-foil bearing air cooled
The high-speed turbo blower consists of a single
motor-impeller assembly with unique bearings
2.3 Rotor
lubricated by air, built-in VFD for capacity
control
2.4 Drive transmission Motor
2.5 Sound level Within 85 Decibel
3 Material of construction
Spiral casing and blower bell
3.1 Cast aluminium
mouth
Machined cast stainless steel material 17- 4PH
3.2 Impeller
equivalent to SUS630 high structural strength
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Specification Sheet of Turbo Blower
Specification Sheet for Primary & Secondary Clarifier for Pre Treatment System
Specification Sheet for Primary & Secondary Clarifier for Pre Treatment System
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Specification Sheet for Primary & Secondary Clarifier for Pre Treatment System
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Specification Sheet of Thickener for Bio & Chemical Sludge
Sl.No Item description Specification
2.2. Gear box accessories Oil level indicator, Lubrication point, with easy
accessible fittings to drain the lubrication oil
,Lifting hook, Cooling fan.
3. Material of construction
3.1. MOC of all wetted parts SS 316L
3.2. Super structure foundation SS 316L
bolt and nuts
3.3. All fasteners SS 316L
3.4. Sampling pipes with ball SS 316L
valves Flanged end- 4nos
3.5. Feed inlet pipe flanged HDPE
end from sidewall to
reaction well with
3.6. Motor canopy and FRP
chain/belt/pulley guards
3.7. Super Structure RCC Super Structure
4. Accessories Gear Box, Motor, Tripping arrangement, drive
mechanism, feed well with proper support from super
structure including stiffeners and baffles made from
steel plate, super structure, Adjustable over load
control with load indicator including cut-off switches
and alarm horn in weather proof enclosure, rack
shaft, lower guide bearings, FRP baffles, inlet feed
pipe, over flow pipe, overflow launder, adjustable
FRP wears, rack arm with blades , adjustable
squeegees, sludge cone scrapper, desludging pipe and
SS 316L foundation bolt & nuts.
Specification Sheet For Filter Press for Bio & Chemical Sludge (Semi automated)
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Specification Sheet For Filter Press for Bio & Chemical Sludge (Semi automated)
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Specification Sheet of Agitator
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Specification Sheet of Quartz Filter
Sl.No Item description Specification
1. General
1.1. Application Tannery Effluent
1.2. Location In door
1.3. Duty Continuous
1.4. Flow method Feed in Top and Back wash at Bottom
1.5. Rating pressure kg/cm2 3
1.6. Mech. Design Pressure kg / 6
cm2
1.7. Hydro Test Pressure kg / cm2 9
1.8. Operating Temperature o C : Ambient
1.9. Mech. Design Temperature °C 50
1.10. Dished ends Tori spherical (IS: 4049)
1.11. Corrosion Allowance in mm 2
2. Construction features
2.1. Type of Filter Cylinder, Vertical, Dish end
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Specification Sheet of Quartz Filter
Sl.No Item description Specification
2.15. Handrails Dia 1-1/4” x 1.0m Ht, GI Pipe
2.16. Monkey Ladder Min 500mm Width x 1” ‘B’ Class Pipe
2.17. Media height in inside of Filter 1000 mm bed height
2.18. Specification of Media Media consist of coarse, fine and quartz medium
(pebbles, Coarse sand and fine sand)
2.19. Feed distribution System Inverted Bell Mouth
2.20. Painting on non-wetted parts One coat of epoxy primer and Two Coats of
Epoxy paint (Colour: For Quartz Filter- Ivory)
2.21. Manual for man entry and Dia- 500 mm with Hinge type swiveling
Media loading and un loading arrangement
2.22. No. of Man holes with Covers 3 No’s.
3. Material of construction
3.1. MOC of Filter Shell, Dish Mild Steel IS‐2062 Gr.A
3.2. Nozzles, Leg pipe, Manholes Mild Steel
3.3. MOC of Filter Shell inside MS with Rubber lining, Natural Rubber with min
5 mm Thickness
3.4. MOC of frontal Piping HDPE, PE100, PN 10, IS 4984 (for reference)
3.5. MS with Rubber lining for all area (Natural
Bell Mouth Rubber) with min 5 mm with thickness (Refer
enclosed drawing)
3.6. All fasteners SS 316L
3.7. Pipe line Supports SS 316L
3.8. Provide frontal pipe supports (6 SS 316L
No’s)
3.9. Strainer PP
3.10. Strainer Plate 16 mm MS plate with Natural Rubber lining (min
5 mm thickness)
3.11. Ladder, Hand Rails, Toe Guard Mild Steel
4. Accessories Quartz filter consist of Quartz media (pebbles,
Coarse sand and fine sand), Monkey ladder, Top
manual with lid, Lifting hook, working platform
on Top with hand rails and Toe guard, Level glass
for inbuilt with vessel, View glass with lamp at
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Specification Sheet of Quartz Filter
Sl.No Item description Specification
top side along with nozzle for inlet, outlet, Drain
Nozzle, PP Strainer, Strainer plate, Media
unloading manual, Bottom manual, Air vent
nozzle, Bell mouth with multiple distribution
system and pipe supports
Specification Sheet of Centrifugal Pump for Quartz Feed Pump, Quartz Backwash
Pump
Sl.No Item description Specification
1. General
1.1. Preferable pump make Pump Make- KSB/ Kishore/ Sulzer/
Grundfos/ Johnson/ Flow serve or
equivalent
1.2. Tannery Effluent
Application
1.3. Location Out door
1.4. Duty Continuous
1.5. Construction features
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Specification Sheet of Centrifugal Pump for Quartz Feed Pump, Quartz Backwash
Pump
Sl.No Item description Specification
Sanmar/ Eagle Poonawalle or equivalent.
2. Material of construction
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Specification Sheet For Backwash Blower for Quartz Filter
Sl.No Item description Specification
1.9. Installation Indoor
1.10. Inlet Cond.(Press/Temp) ATM
1.11. Orientation of Flow Vertical
2. Construction features
2.1. Type of Blower Twin lobe Blower
2.2. Type of cooling Air
2.3. Rotor Twin lobe
2.4. Coupling Love joy
2.5. Drive transmission Motor
2.6. Sound level Within 85 Decibel
2.7. Drive Vee belt driven
2.8. Direction of Rotation Clock wise as viewed pulley end
3. Material of construction
3.1. Main casing side (plate & Rotor) C.I .Gr. F.G. 200 : IS 210 (1993)
3.2. Shaft EN 19 (BS970:1995)
3.3. 20MnCr5/16MnCr5/BS970-3/AISI5120,Hardened
Gears
& Ground
3.4. Seals LIP seals
3.5. Bearing Anti-Friction
3.6. Base plate SS 316L
3.7. Motor and pulley- Guard FRP
4. Accessories Base frame, Safety valve, Bellows in SS 316L for
delivery line, Suction filter, Suction silencer,
Discharge silencer, non-return valve, Pressure
gauge in SS 316L, Anti- vibration pads, V- belt,
FRP belt guard, Drive and driven pulleys (or
coupling and FRP coupling guards), set of
special tools, Oil level indicator, Foundation and
base bolts in S.S316L, Interconnecting piping
with flanges and one set of spares like bearings,
filters etc.
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Specification Sheet of UF Membrane
I GENERAL
1 System designation UF auto back washable filter
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Sl.No Item description Specification
UF Feed Pump
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Sl.No Item description Specification
1. General
1.1. Preferable pump make KSB/ Kishore/ Sulzer/ Grundfos/ Johnson/
Flow serve or equivalent
1.2. Tannery Effluent
Application
1.3. Location Out door
1.4. Duty Continuous
1.5. Construction features
1.6. Type of pump Horizontal back pullout centrifugal
1.7. Impeller Closed
1.8. Coupling Love joy, SW
1.9. Drive transmission Motor
1.10. Following points to be considered while
Mechanical seal
selecting the Mechanical seal:
1. Suitable Mechanical seal to be selected
with reference to seal manufacturer since
application of the liquid is high salinity. If
necessary seal cooling and flushing
arrangements to be considered.
2. Preferable make of the Seal faces are in
Tungsten carbide, Silicon carbide, Carbon
and packings are in Teflon/ PTFE.
3. Preferable make of the Seal manufacturer
are Leak proof/ Burgmann/ Sanmar/ Eagle
Poonawalle or equivalent.
2. Material of construction
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Sl.No Item description Specification
bolt & Nut are in SS 316L and FRP motor
canopy.
F Backwash Pump
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Sl.No Item description Specification
4.6. Impeller ring CF8M (SS 316L)
4.7. Mechanical seal SS 316L
4.8. Base Frame SS 316L
4.9. Motor canopy and coupling Guard
FRP
4.10. Accessories Mechanical Seal, Motor, Base frame plate,
Coupling, FRP Coupling Guard, foundation
bolt & Nut are in SS 316L and FRP motor
canopy.
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Specification Sheet of HCL Dosing Pump
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Specification Sheet of Caustic Dosing Pump
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Sl.No Item description Specification
1.2. Application Sodium Hypo Chloride (Concentration 8 to 12%)
1.3. Temperature Ambient
1.4. Location Out door
1.5. Duty Continuous
1.6. Maximum size of particles 2mm
1.7. Suction lift in m Included in delivery head
2. Construction features
2.1. Horizontal mounting, Reciprocating type,
Type of pump
Positive displacement, Electro-mechanical
Diaphragm pump
2.2. Coupling Love joy or suitable arrangement
2.3. Drive transmission Electric Motor
3. Material of construction
3.1. Liquid End PP
3.2. Valve & Valve seat PTFE- Teflon
3.3. Diaphragm PTFE- Teflon
3.4. Plunger CS
3.5. Packing Glandless Design
3.6. Pressure Relief Valve PP or equivalent
3.7. Base frame SS 316L
4. VFD for flow control, Motor and Standard
Accessories
Accessories comprising of PRV, Pulsation
dampener, Anti siphon valve, ‘Y’ type strainer, Base
frame plate, Coupling, FRP Coupling Guard,
Foundation bolt, nut in SS 316L and FRP motor
canopy for the above pump.
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Specification Sheet of Air Compressor
Sl.No Item description Specification
1.1. Preferable make ELGI / Ingersol Rand / Chicago Pneumatic
1.2. Application Filtration auto valve operation
1.3. Location Filtration Section
1.4. Duty Continuous
1.5. Working pressure 9 kgf/ cm2
1.6. Compressor RPM 690
1.7. Service Continuous
1.8. Installation Indoor
1.9. Inlet Cond.(Press/Temp) ATM
1.10. Orientation of Flow Vertical
2. Construction features
2.1. Drive Vee belt driven
2.2. Direction of Rotation Clock wise as viewed pulley end
2.3. Compressor stages Single
3. Accessories Auto drain valve, 1 set of FRL along with 1 set
of Air drier, Air Reservoir, refrigeration air
dryer, Pre- Filter, Fine Filter, Motor, Motor
Pulley, Fan, Pressure switch, Pressure gauge,
Starter, Air receiver, Ball Valve, Safety valve,
NRV assembly, Belt, Belt Guard, FRL
assembly, Dryer and auto Drain valve.
1 General
Alpha Helical/ Roto/ UT / Hydro Prokav or
1.1 Pump make
equivalent.
1.2 Application Chemical & Bio Sludge
1.3 Location Out door
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Sl.No Item description Specification
Reactor Clarifier
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Item description Specification
Sl.No
1 General
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Item description Specification
Sl.No
3.12 Super Structure RCC Super Structure
Gear Box, Motor, Reactor drive
mechanism, Turbine drive mechanism,
Conical reaction chamber with support
from super structure including stiffeners
and baffles made of steel plate, Turbine
drive motor, rack drive with torque control
box, super structure, Adjustable over load
control with load indicator including cut
4 Accessories off switches and alarm horn in weather
proof enclosure, handrail with toe guard,
turbine with blades, turbine shaft, rack
shaft, lower guide bearings, reaction well,
FRP baffles, recirculation drum, rotating
drum, GI walk way gratings, inlet feed
pipe, over flow pipe, overflow launder,
adjustable FRP wears, rack arm with
blades.
1 General
1.1 Pump make KSB / Johnson / Sulzer
1.2 Application Chemical & Bio Sludge
1.3 Location Out door
1.4 Duty Continuous
1.5 Maximum size of particles 2 to 3 mm
2 Construction features
2.1 Type of pump Horizontal back pullout centrifugal
2.2 Impeller Semi Open
2.3 Coupling Love joy, SW
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1 General
1.1 Pump make Process Pumps
1.2 Application Lime
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15. Screw pump for sludge application Alpha Helical / Roto or equivalent.
The Contractor shall supply the equipment and carry out the electrical services as per the
scope of work and specifications given in the foregoing paragraphs.
E.1 Power, control, lighting & earthing scheme
a) AC, 3 phase, 33 KV, 50 C/S power supply will be provided by the client in the 33 KV
substation of State DISCOM at the battery limit and the successful bidder shall tap this
power supply and further distribute the same at the required voltage by providing
required electrical equipments for powering the electrical drives /equipments/items of
his scope of work as well as for lighting of the plant.
b) The ON & OFF control of electrical equipments/drives shall be carried out either from
PMCC/MCC or from the local ON/OFF push button stations or from the
instrumentation panel cum control desk. Required interlocks shall be routed through
the PMCC/MCC for effective auto stop or start operations of electrical drives.
c) Lighting scheme for the plant shall be provided for all the rooms, outdoor located
equipments and roads, bye lanes & yard.
d) Earthing scheme shall be provided for the all the plant electrical equipments & shall
be with required number of earth pits with plate or pipe electrodes, copper flats of
required sizes for the transformer & DG set neutral and required sizes of GI flats/wires
for body earthing of all the electrical equipments/items
f) Client will be provided temporary power supply within the battery limit, during erection
& commissioning of electrical items / equipments. Contractor shall be arranged to
further work as required on their own cost also unit consumption charges & other
charges shall paid by respective contractor.
Sl.No Description
33 & 11KV switchgear panel boards with VCBs, protective relays, metering and
3. annunciation systems and equipments / items
33 / 11 KV power transformer with OLTC, RTCC panel & 11 KV / 433 V power
4. transformer with OLTC, RTCC panel
6. LT Bus duct
10. LT power capacitor banks, detuned reactors with APFC board / panel
11. LT motors
Cabling system, comprising of HT & LT cables, glanding & termination kits/
12. accessories, cable trays with accessories.
Lighting system for internal & external (street/road, yard & outdoor erected
equipments) lighting of plant area comprising of distribution boards, lighting fixtures,
13. poles, switches, sockets, conduits, receptacles wires cables and other required
hardware necessary for complete lighting work, ceiling fan, exhaust fans, plug
sockets
Earthing system comprising of required no. of earth pit stations with pipe or plate
14. electrodes, earthing strips/flats of required sizes and lightning arrestor system with all
required materials/items & earth pits.
Safety equipments comprising of fire extinguishers, fire buckets, safety charts, danger
15. boards/label, first aid box with medicines, electrical insulation rubber mats, safety
gloves, Earth trolley to be provided in HT /LT room, etc.
Note
The design, manufacture, testing at works and supply of above electrical equipments along with
their accessories / hardware shall conform to technical specification & other requirements listed
in the following pages and also to the norms & requirements of Indian Electricity Rules, Indian
Electricity Acts, State DISCOM, Relevant Indian Standards Specifications and IEC
specification.
Items other than those mentioned above, but are required for the plant erection completion as
well as from the view of O&M and to satisfy the statutory bodies requirement shall also be
considered and provided by the successful bidder.
If the distance between the Substation and the HT VCB panel in the Switch board room is more
than 25 meters, one number outdoor mounted HT VCB panel with all the required protective
relays and measuring instruments shall be supplied and installed just after the substation. The
24 V DC control supply shall be taken for trip / close circuit from battery bank to be located in
the PCC room.
The electrical equipment/items selected for this project shall be suitable for operation of technical
parameters specified in Table 2.
E.5.1 11 KV VCB Switchgear Panel Board with Circuit Breakers & associated
electrical equipment.
a) The operating mechanism shall be of conventional design for operation of very short
stroke required in vacuum interrupted. The mechanism shall be fitted with motorized
spring charged closing mechanism with manual release. Manual charging facilities shall
also be provided for the operation. Quick O-CO operation shall be possible. The closing
spring when charged shall be held by a latch which shall be released either by manual
means or by a solenoid to close the circuit breaker. During motor charging the spring
shall automatically get recharged immediately after a closing operation. The
mechanism shall be retained in the "ON" position (circuit breaker closed) by an over
toggle linkage and trip solenoid to open circuit breaker. These springs shall be
incorporated in the drive assembly and shall be fully encapsulated. The trip free
mechanism shall be suitable for repeated auto reclosing duty. The spring charging time
shall be less than ten seconds. The spring charging motor shall be in totally enclosed
construction.
d) Separate trolley mounted earth switches (Fully rated) shall be provided. Indicators for
indication of live R, Y, B phases shall be provided to warn if the earth switch is in the
ON or OFF position, with the additional security that the design has been tested against
a full fault make of three seconds. Driving handle for drawing out / insertion of trolley
shall be provided in the earth switch trolley. Separate trolleys with earth switches (one
for cable end earthing and one for bus bars earthing) shall be provided.
e) Driving handle for drawing out / insertion of circuit breaker, rectifier unit for the spring
charging motor, power pack unit for tripping, CR surge suppressor and transport trolley
shall be provided in the breaker.
f) Circuit Breaker shall be provided with anti-pumping feature, breaker close / trip control
switch, local remote switch, local ON/OFF switch, operation counter, indication lamps
for CB on, CB off, trip circuit healthy, spring charged discharged condition and space
heater with toggle switch. In addition to above, the breaker shall be provided with
mechanical close / trip knob, mechanical ON/OFF indicator and mechanical spring
charged / free indicator.
h) The 11KV panel with VCB for controlling the transformer shall be equipped with
i instantaneous phase over current relay with IDMT characteristic for
phase faults & One instantaneous relay for ground/earth fault
ii Bucholz trip relay
iii Differential protection relay
iv Restricted Earth fault relay
v Relay for protection against unbalance current caused due to
unbalanced incoming voltage or caused due to any other fault in the
system
vi Relay for winding temp high trip
vii Relay for oil temp high trip
viii Auxiliary relays
ix Master trip relays and lockout relay.
x Alarm& Annunciators (1 set) for alarm & annunciation of all the faults
& trips
xi Digital Ammeter with selector switch & CTs
xii Under voltage relay.
xiii Other auxiliary and master trip relays and lockout relay.
xiv Voltmeter (0-15 KV, 144 sq.mm size) with selector switch
xv Ammeter (0-630 amps, 144 sq.mm size) with selector switch
xvi Digital microprocessor-based monitor for all electrical parameters like
kW, KVA, KWHr, frequency, pf, MD, voltage, current etc. to be
i) Battery charger with required number of batteries (24VDC, 200Amp hour) for auxiliary
power required for close/trip coils and for relays & annunciation as well as control
circuits shall be supplied with the panel board and shall be loop wired with the above
systems.
j) Brief technical particulars of 33 KV & 11 KV switch gear panel is given in Table 3.1
& 3.2
Note:
(1) Routine test as per IS indicated above shall be carried out at works before despatch of the
panel. Type test certificate conducted on similar type of panel with breaker shall be furnished
for approval before despatch.
a) The manufacture and supply of the power transformer shall conform to the following
requirements and also satisfy the regulations of CEIG & local DISCOM authorities,
b) The transformer tank shall be made from high-grade plate steel, suitably reinforced by
means of stiffeners made of structural steel sections and equipped with detachable
radiators made from pressed steel,
c) The transformer core shall be constructed from high grade, non-ageing, cold-rolled,
grain oriented, silicon steel laminations coated with insulation varnish.
d) Current transformers for restricted earth fault protection and differential protection shall
be housed in the respective winding terminals of the transformer with secondary leads
brought out for remote connection with respective relays in the HT panel.
f) LT neutral earthing shall be brought out through 1.1 KV rated bushing both inside
the cable box for forming the 3 phase, 4 wire system and outside the cable box for
direct connection to earth by means of 50 x 6mm copper earthing conductor,
g) The rating of the transformer shall be carefully selected, keeping in view of the
anticipated maximum demand, connected load including lighting load, diversity factor,
inrush current of large capacity motors, pf the motors and system as 0.85, overload
factor for the transformer as per table 6, clause 3.4.7.2 of IS 6600 and loading of the
transformer not exceeding 80% capacity of the transformer rating. However, the
capacity of the transformer selected should not be less than three fourth of the capacity
of the connected load allowing the diversity factor, excluding lighting load,
h) Transformer shall be supplied complete with insulating oil required for first filling. Oil
soak pit should be constructed below ground level if oil quantity in the transformer
exceeds more than 2000 litres.
b) This shall be designed suitable for local manual as well as local electrical operation and
Remote electrical operation with provision for parallel operation.
I. An oil immersed tap selector and arching switch or arc suppressing tap
selector, provided with reactor or resistor for reduction of make and break
arcing voltages and short circuits.,
II. Motor driven mechanism, Control and protection devices.
III. Local/Remote tap changer position indicator.
IV. Manual/Electrical operating device.
V. Voltage tapping range on H.V. side will be (+5%) to (-15%) insteps of
1.25%.
d) The on-load tap changer shall be designed so that the contacts do not interrupt arc within
the main tank of the transformer. The tap selector and arcing switch or arc suppressing
tap selector switch shall be located in one or more oil filled compartments, the
compartment shall be provided with oil surge relay. Those compartments shall be
designed so as to prevent the oil in tap selector compartments from mixing with the oil
in the transformer tank.
f) The tap changer shall be capable of permitting parallel operation with future
transformers of the same type as Master or Follower.
g) The manual operating device shall be so located on the transformer that it can be
operated by an operator standing at the level of the transformer track. It shall be strong
and robust in construction.
h) The control scheme for the tap changer shall be provided for independent control of the
tap changers when the transformers are in independent service. In addition, provision
shall be made so that under parallel operation the tap changer will give alarm and visual
indication for becoming out of step. Visual indication during the operation of motor
shall also be incorporated. The control scheme of the tap changer of the transformer to
run in parallel will be furnished, if required. The tap change control must ensure step
by step operation under all operating conditions.
j) Under parallel operation, as may occur if the contactor controlling one tap changer
sticks, the arrangement must be such as to switch off supply to the motor so that an out
of step condition is limited to one tap difference between the units.
k) Gear for the tap change driving motors shall be housed in a local kiosk mounted on the
transformer. The motors shall be suitable for operation with 3- phase 400 volts, 50 cycle
external power supply.
a) The supplier shall furnish, separate Remote Tap Changer Control (RTCC) panel to be
installed in Control Room for remote operation.
b) Complete particulars of the tap changing gear including the capacity of the motor shall
be provided. An under-voltage relay shall be incorporated to monitor the 110 Volt AC
control circuit voltage circuit supply. Similarly, audible and visual indication shall be
provided in RTCC panel.
c) Brief technical particulars and requirements of the power transformer are specified
below: Table 5
5.5.1 Incomer Feeder and Bus Coupler Modules/Panels (Draw out type) Detail
1) Two incomers and one bus coupler shall be considered in the PCC. Both incomers and
bus coupler shall be interlocked mechanically as well as electrically to achieve at a time
the following condition
l) Bus coupler unit shall have motorized operated spring charged ACB (having the
rating of the incomer ACB) without any protective relays as well as metering but with
all other items mentioned.
m) The current rating of the ACB provided in the incomer panel shall be equivalent to
the total sum of the current (Amps) of the total operating load of the plant including
power, lighting, auxiliary/utility loads and spares loads of the Plant.
n) All Air circuit breaker shall be of EDO type with microprocessor based protective
relays & CTs.
o) All Air circuit breaker shall be suitable for Harsh environmental. (Reference from L
& T electrical standard Products catalogue for C Power HE ACB for Harsh
environment.) The equivalent specification shall be meet in other reputed brands.
p) Multifunction Meter shall have Modbus output, LCD display, Class 1 Accuracy &
read Parameter of Voltage (L-L & L-N), Current (Line & Phase), Frequency, Power
factor, Run Hour, Phase Angle, Interrupts, Total Harmonics Distortion, Neural
Current.
q) The incoming feeder of PCC panel’s ACB/ MCCB microprocessor & Multifunction
Meter shall be connected with PLC/SCADA system through MODBUS
communication along with necessary software to view data & control the incomer.
3) Draw out type ACB / Fixed type MCCB controlled feeder modules shall be fed from this
PMCC. This ACB / MCCB controlled feeder module shall be equipped with
a. Motorized operated spring charged ACB unit (3 P, 415 VAC) or Motorized
Fixed type MCCB unit (3 P, 415 VAC)
b. Digital multifunction meter with RS 485
c. Digital Voltmeter
d. Digital Ammeter with CTs and selector switch.
e. On/Off / Trip/ Spring charging/ Trip circuit healthy indication lamps
f. R, Y, B indication lamps.
g. Breaker Control Switch / Local /Remote selector switch
h. Emergency pushbutton
i. Shunt coil & closing coil
l. All Air circuit breaker shall be of EDO type with microprocessor based
protective relays & CTs.
m. All Air circuit breaker shall be suitable for Harsh environmental. (Reference
from L & T electrical standard Products catalogue for C Power HE ACB for
Harsh environment.) The equivalent specification shall be meet in other reputed
brands.
n. Multifunction Meter shall have Modbus output, LCD display, Class 1 Accuracy
& read Parameter of Voltage (L-L & L-N), Current (Line & Phase), Frequency,
Power factor, Run Hour, Phase Angle, Interrupts, Total Harmonics Distortion,
Neural Current.
The manufacture & supply of Power & Motor Control shall conform to the requirements as
detailed in Table- 9
Table 9: Technical Particulars of Power & Motor Control Centre
8.6.1 Feeder rating up to 37 KW Power circuit wiring with Red, Yellow, Blue,
Black wire
8.6.2 Feeder rating above 37 KW Busbar with Red, Yellow, Blue, Black wire
1) The outgoing motor starter feeder modules (Non-draw out type) shall be any of the
following depending upon the requirement of control:
a. DOL starter
b. Auto Star – delta starter
c. VFD / Soft starters
a. The DOL contactor starter module shall be considered for control of motors rated up to
and including 5.5 KW /7.5 HP and shall be equipped with:
a) Main Load Break Switch (TPN)
b) HRC fuses for power circuit
c) Double Pole MCB for control circuit
d) Power contactors as required
e) 4 Nos. of Auxiliary contactors for ON / OFF / Trip / heathy feedback as required
a) Overload relay / Electronic type overload relay with single phasing preventer,
reverse rotation preventer and motor winding temperature sensing relay
f) Start, Emergency stop Pushbutton
g) On, off and trip indication
h) Local Push button station
i) Digital Ammeter (direct operated or 3 CTs Operated) with selector switch
j) Digital hour meter
k) Separate indicating lamps for submersible type equipment to indicate motor high
winding temperature, seal failure, Oil in motor chamber, reverse rotation etc,
l) Power and control circuit wiring and termination accessories
b. The automatic Star Delta (ASD) contactor starter module shall be considered for control
of motors of rated from 10 HP and up to 50 HP & shall be equipped with:
c. The Variable frequency drive module shall be considered for control of motors of rated
above 50 HP & shall be equipped with
a) Main Load Break Switch (TPN) / Moulded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)
b) HRC fuses for power circuit and DP MCB for control circuit
c) Power and auxiliary contactors as required
d) Start, Emergency stop and reset PB with potentiometer for speed control.
e) On, off and trip indication
f) Digital Multifunction meter with CTS and selector switch
g) Power and control circuit wiring and termination accessories
h) Input / Output choke.
d. Soft starter with bypass contactor shall be considered for control of flow maker / flow
mixer for smooth operation.
a) 10% spare motor feeder modules on each rating of motors over & above the normal
working quantity requirement of the Plant electrical drives shall be considered.
b) 1 No. switch fuse unit module of rating 100 Amps over & above the plant requirement
such as MLDB, MPDB, Outdoor plant lighting DB etc.
c) 1 No. switch fuse unit modules of rating 63 Amps over & above the plant requirement
such as Instrument panel cum control desk, UPS, Battery charger panel etc.
4) The rating of the electrical items / components in the DOL/Star Delta / VFD motor feeder
modules shall conform to recommendation of the panel manufacturer with due regard
given to derating conditions and operational factors. However minimum requirement of
the rating of the main contacts of the power contactors shall be 16Amps & that of the
Aux contactor shall be 5Amps.
5) DOL starter modules shall be considered for motors up to & including 7.5HP, ASD starter
modules shall be considered for motors of rating 10 HP & above and up to & including
50HP, VFD modules shall be considered for motors of rating above 50 HP.
6) SFU/FSU controlled modules shall be considered for Main LDB, Main PDB,
Ancillary/utility equipments like EOT crane, Clarifier switch board, Filter press unit,
7) Feeder module equipped with TPN SFU/FSU unit, TPN power contactor, Timer, A/M
selector switch, Auxiliary contactor and other required electrical equipments required for
power and timer-controlled lighting scheme for street/road/outdoor section.
The specification of busbars shall conform to details mentioned in the following table.
Sr.
Particular Requirement
No
Bus bar material for both Horizontal run Aluminium. (Both vertical and
a
&Vertical droppers horizontal shall be of same size)
b Bus bas sleeving Required
The current rating of the both the horizontal
c Same as that of the incomer
and vertical bus bars
d Bus bar joints Bolted type & to be insulated
In busbars chambers located in the top
e Location of the horizontal busbars
of PMCC/MCC
The Temperature rise of the horizontal and In no case exceed 55 deg. C with silver
vertical bus bars and main bus link including plated joints and 40 Deg. C with all
f
all power contacts when carrying 80% of the other types of joints over an ambient
rated current along the full run to be of 50 deg. C.
b) Contactors shall be suitable for uninterrupted duty as defined in IS: 2959. Contactor for
reversing motors shall be rated for class AC 4 duty in accordance with IS 2959. All other
contactors shall be rated for class AC 3 duty.
f) Contactors shall be provided with a three element, positive acting, ambient temperature
compensated, time lagged, hand reset type of thermal overload relay with adjustable
settings. Relays shall be either direct connected or CT operated the setting range shall be
properly selected in accordance with the rating of motor selected.
g) The power contactors shall be rated for 125% of feeder full load current. Minimum shall
not be less than 16A. All power contactors shall be provided with at least two pairs of
NO and NC auxiliary contacts as spare in addition to the required number of contacts.
a) Air circuit breakers shall be 3 pole air break type and shall be of the vertical isolating
pattern with horizontal draw out facilities. These shall be power operated by a motor
operator spring charging type of mechanism. The tripping spring shall be charged by
the closing acting, to enable quick tripping. Closing of the circuit breaker shall
automatically initiate recharging of the springs to enable the mechanism to be ready for
the next closing stroke. Charging time for the springs shall not exceed 30 seconds. It
shall be possible to manually charge the springs in an emergency. Transfer from motor
to manual charging shall automatically disconnect the charging motor. The charging
mechanism shall be provided with mechanical indicators to show charged and
discharged conditions of the spring. Failure of any spring, vibration or mechanical
shock shall not cause tripping or closing of the circuit breaker.
b) Means shall be provided to manually open and close the breakers slowly when the
operating power is not available, for maintenance and adjustments.
e) Closing coils and other auxiliary devices shall operate satisfactorily at all voltages
between 80 - 110% of the rated control voltage. Trip coils and associated trip relays
shall operate satisfactorily between 50 - 110% of the rated control voltage.
f) The rated breaking capacity of the ACB shall not be less than 35 MVA and the short
circuit withstand current for one second duration shall not be less than 40 KA.
h) All Air circuit breaker shall be suitable for Harsh environmental. (Reference from L &
T electrical standard Products catalogue for C Power HE ACB for Harsh environment.)
The equivalent specification shall be provided in other reputed brands.
The specification of this item shall conform to details mentioned in the following table.
Low voltage Interlocks so that the fuses are not accessible unless the
composite units switch is in fully open condition &it is not possible to
of switches and close the switch when the fuse cover is open, but an
4 fuses to be authorized person may override the interlock and operate
provided with the switch. After such an operation the cover shall be
prevented from closing if the switch is left in the ON
position.
5 Type of all fuses. HRC DIN Type fuse with size
c) Identification labels shall be fitted giving type, ratio, rating, output and serial numbers
e) Metering CT's shall have an accuracy class of 1.0 whereas protection CT's shall have an
accuracy class 1.5
f) The VA burdens for metering and protection CT's shall be 15 VA each respectively. It
shall be suitable for digital protective & metering device.
5.5.10 Relays
a) All relays shall be enclosed in rectangular shaped, dustproof cases & all relays shall be
suitable for flush mounting, with only the dust tight covers projecting from the front of
the panel.
b) All relays shall be accessible for setting and resetting from the front. Access to setting
devices shall be possible only after the front covers of the relays are removed. Resetting
facilities shall however be accessible external to the relay case & all relays shall be
provided with positive action flag indicators visible from the front.
c) Auxiliary relays shall be rated to operate satisfactorily between 70% and 110% of the
rated voltage. Tripping relays shall be rated to operate satisfactorily between 50% and
110% of the rated voltage.
b) Control and selector switches for instruments shall be flush mounted on the front of the
panels Local/Remote selector switches shall be located on modules.
c) All control switches shall be of the spring return to normal type. Circuit breaker control
switches on switchgear cubicles shall be lockable in the trip position & Control switches
shall have momentary contacts.
e) Control switches shall be provided with pistol grip handles. Selector switches shall be
provided with round, knurled handles. All handles shall be black in colour.
a) Indicating instruments & meter shall be LED / LCD display, digital type & calibrated at
site.
b) Indicating instruments shall be mounted flush on the panels with only flanges projecting
outside the panel.
g) PCC / PMCC panel Multifunction Meter shall have Modbus output, LCD display, Class
1 Accuracy & read Parameter of Voltage (L-L & L-N), Current (Line & Phase),
Frequency, Power factor, Run Hour, Phase Angle, Interrupts, Total Harmonics
Distortion, Neural Current.
b) Separate indicating lamps for submersible type equipment to indicate motor high winding
temperature, seal failure, Oil in motor chamber, reverse rotation etc,
a) Start and stop push buttons shall be coloured green and red respectively. All other push
buttons shall be of black colour.
b) All push buttons shall be of the push to actuate the contact type.
c) Emergency stop push buttons without key type shall be stay put actuated type, “Press” to
“lock”, “Turn” to “Release” mush room headed, Red colour, auxiliary contact. Push
button knobs for emergency stop-push buttons shall be recessed to prevent accidental
operation.
d) Emergency stop push buttons with key type shall be provided only for particular
requirement.
a) Adequately rated anti-condensation strip type space heater with thermostat rated for
operation on a 240 V single phase, 50 Hz AC system shall be provided, one for each
vertical cubicle of PMCC/MCC.
b) Each space heater shall be complete with on & OFF switch and with HRC fuse in the
phase and link in the neutral and thermostat to control space heater ON and OFF
depending upon the temperature setting.
a) MCC cubicles shall be provided with safety shutters operated automatically by the
movement of the carriage, to cover the stationary isolated contacts where they are
withdrawn. Module padlocking facilities shall be provided for locking the shutters
positively in the closed position. It shall however be possible to open the shutters
intentionally against the spring pressure for testing purposes.
The moving portions shall be fitted with positive guides so as to ensure correct with
alignment of the isolating contacts in both circuit or earth positions.
5.5.19 Contacts
The contacts shall be made of silver faced copper. The contacts shall be adjustable for
wear and tear, and shall be easily replaceable.
5.5.20 Test Operation Facilities (applicable for draw out portion)
All starter modules shall be provided with testing facilities to test the operation of the
starter components. A separate test position shall be provided in the cubicle/ module.
5.5.21 Wiring for Control & Protective Circuits
a) All wiring for control, protective, alarm and indication circuits on all equipments shall be
carried out with at least 650V grade, PVC insulated, stranded tinned copper, 1.5 sq.mm
conductors. Wiring for CT circuits shall be carried out wiring 2.5 sq.mm conductors.
b) Power & Control wiring shall be tri insulated type panel wiring & industrial type.
c) All wiring shall be run on the sides of the panels and shall be neatly bunched and cheated
with affecting access to equipment mounted on the panel.
d) All wiring shall be taken to terminal blocks without joints or tees in their runs.
e) Instrument transformer Red, Yellow or Blue determined by the phase with which the wire
is associated.
f) Engraved core identification ferrules, marked to correspond with the wiring diagram shall
be fitted to each wire and each core of multicore cables terminated on the panels. Ferrules
shall fit tightly on the wires, without falling off when the wire is removed. Ferrules shall
be of yellow colour with black lettering.
g) All wires forming part of a tripping circuit shall be provided with an additional red ferrule
marked "T". Each wire shall be identified by a letter to denote its function followed by a
number to denote its identify, at both ends. Unused cores of multicore cables shall be
provided with ferrules at both ends and connected to spare terminals.
d) Terminals for circuits with voltage exceeding 125 V shall be shrouded. Terminal blocks
at different voltages shall be segregated into groups and distinctively labelled.
e) Current transformer secondary leads shall be brought to terminals blocks, where a facility
shall be provided for short circuiting and grounding the secondary.
f) Terminals blocks shall be arranged with at least 100 mm clearance between any two sets.
g) Separate terminals stems shall be provided for internal and external wiring respectively.
h) All wiring shall be terminated on terminal blocks, using crimping type of lugs.
a) Test terminal blocks shall be provided for secondary injection and testing of relay
equipment. A suitable metering block shall be provided where specified for the
connection of a portable precision instrument to be operated when required for specific
plant testing purposes.
b) The terminal blocks shall be provided with suitable shorting links or alternatively shall
be of the type suitable for use with a portable test plug-in arrangement.
1. The PMCC shall be offered for inspection after assembly and the tests (routine &
acceptance) indicated below shall be carried out
3. Among other tests on switchgear and components, the following routine tests shall be
carried out on assembled switchgear during final inspection.
a) One-minute power - frequency voltage dry withstand test on the main circuits.
b) One-minute power frequency voltage dry withstand test on the auxiliary circuits.
The technical particulars and specification details mentioned for PMCC are applicable
for MCC also. The incomer shall be provided with load break TPN SFU/FSU with
suitable rated CT operated ammeter with selector switch, Voltmeter with selector switch
and R, Y, B indication lamps for knowing the availability of power supply in the incomer
cable, KW & KWHr meter
While designing the PMCC for the plant the following which are the minimum
requirement of the plant shall be considered by the bidder and any other feeder modules
required over & above the said requirement shall be considered by the bidder.
S. No Equipment Standard
IS - 2516, 8828/ BS - 5311, 4752/ IEC
1. Circuit breakers
- 65, 157
Air break switches air break disconnectors air
break switch disconnectors and fuse
2.
combination units for voltage not exceeding IS-4064/BS-5419/ IEC.408
1000 V AC or 1200 V DC
3. Current transformer IS-2705/BS-3998/ IEC-44, 186
4. Voltage transformer IS-3156/BS-3941/ IEC-44, 186
5. Electrical Relays IS-3231, 3842
a) Cables shall be capable of operating satisfactorily under a power supply system voltage
variation of +/- 10%, a frequency variation +/- 5% and a combined voltage and frequency
variation of +/- 10%.
c) The conductor temperature when carrying rated current and under short cut condition for
1100V XLPE insulated cables shall be 70C and 160C respectively.
d) Current ratings of PVC cables shall be arrived on the basis of the circuits being protected
by class p fuses contactor with a setting not exceeding 1.5 times and rated current for
installation in air, and not exceeding 1.3 times the rated current for installation in ground.
e) The manufacture, supply & testing of cables shall conform to IS1554 latest revision
f) Cables for power circuits shall be of copper conductors with a minimum size of 4 sq.mm.
g) Cables for power circuits shall be of Aluminium conductors with a minimum size of 6
sq.mm.
g) Cables for control circuits shall be of stranded copper conductors with a minimum size
of 1.5 sq.mm. Copper conductor cables shall be designated by the absence of the letter
indicating the aluminium conductor.
The Contractor shall ensure that the current rating of each cable selected is adequate for
its duty under both normal and possible fault conditions. In accessing the rating and
cross section required for each cable the following factors should be considered.
a) Fault level and duration as governed by circuit protection relays and fuse gear.
b) Conditions of ambient temperature and method of installation.
c) Voltage drop under steady state and transient conditions from MCC panel to Individual
equipments. (allowed voltage drop + 5% of the supply voltage 415V)
d) Voltage drop under steady state and transient conditions from PCC panel to MCC Panel.
(allowed voltage drop + 2.5% of the supply voltage 415V)
e) Loading under steady state and transient conditions.
f) Disposition of cables whether in air or laid in ground in groups or otherwise.
g) Cable capacity should be one and half times of starting current of the motor.
5.7.5 Sizes of the control cables form MCC to local start/stop PB stations
(i) 5 Core x 1.5 Sq.mm. ywy cables (for local start / stop PB station (Without ammeter).
(ii) Suitable no. of core, 1.5 mm ywy cable for controlling submersible type equipment.
Note
1) The routine & acceptance tests as per relevant IS shall be carried out at the
manufacturer’s works:
b) Outside the building also the cable from the PMCC to the drives and other electrical
equipments shall be laid in buried underground.
a) Installation work shall comprise installation of G.I. cable trays and vertical raceways
{perforated mild steel (2.5 mm thick) with formed flanges & hot dip galvanized to 100
microns thickness} as per approved layout drawings. All steel sections such as angles,
channels, brackets, & GI coupler plate. GI elbows, GI dropouts, GI tees, GI bends etc
required for supporting the trays shall be hot dip galvanized (100-micron thickness)
b) The Contractor shall also include earthing of cable trays at distances not exceeding 10 m
length by means of 25 x 3 mm GI flat. Nuts, both & washers are also of GI (100-micron
thickness).
c) FRP cable tray shall be provided for entire plant , chemical storage area, chemical dosing
system & heavily polluted area.
a) The Contractor shall supply and install G.I. conduits as per requirement. All
accessories/fittings required for making the installation complete, including but not
limited to, ordinary and inspection tees or galvanized steel bushings, male and female
reducers and enlarges, wooden plugs, caps, square headed male plugs, nipples, gland
sealing fittings, junction boxes, pull boxes, conduits, outlet boxes, splice boxes, terminal
boxes, glands, gaskets and box covers, saddles and all steel supporting work shall be
supplied by the contractor. Conduit fittings shall be of the same material as the conduits.
b) Flexible metallic conduits shall be used for termination of connections to equipment such
as motors or other electrical equipment to be disconnected at periodic intervals.
c) When one or more cables are laid through a conduit, conduit size shall be such that the
total cross-sectional area of the cable does not exceed 60% of the internal cross-sectional
area of the conduit.
d) All bends and sets shall be formed in the conduit itself. The radius of bends shall not be
less than that given in Indian Electricity Regulations / relevant Indian Standards.
b) Civil work such as excavation, laying of sand and bricks on cables laid, closing the
excavation, making earthing pit chambers, foundation and pedestal for electrical
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equipments, grouting of cable tray supports in walls, making entry for cable conduits
in walls and making good the surface to original one, embedding concealed conduits,
junction boxes etc. in wall, ceiling and making good the surface, foundation for RCC
street lighting poles, providing covers, chequered plates on cable trenches etc.
c) Sharp bending and kinking of cables shall be avoided. The bending radii for various types
of cables shall not be less than those specified below:
d) Power and control cables shall be laid in separate cable racks / trays. H.T and L.T cables
should be laid in separate cable trench. Metallic H.T and L.T cable route markers shall
be provided wherever necessary.
e) Where groups of LV power and control cables are to be laid along the same route, suitable
barriers to segregate them physically shall be employed.
f) When power cables are laid in the proximity of communication cables, minimum
horizontal and vertical separation between power and communication cables shall be
normally 600 mm, but in any case, not less than 460 mm for single core cables and 300
mm for multicore cables. Power and communication cables shall be far as possible, cross
at right angles to each other.
g) Where cables cross roads and water, oil, gas or sewage pipes, the cables shall be laid in
reinforced spun concrete or steel pipes. For road crossings the pipe for the cable shall be
buried at not less than one-meter depth.
h) In each cable run some extra length (minimum of 1mtr at both ends) shall be kept.
i) Control cable terminations shall be made in accordance with wiring diagrams, using
colour codes established by the Client / Consultant for the various control circuits, by
code marked wiring diagrams.
j) Metal sheath and armour of the cable shall be bonded to the earthing system of the station.
The size of conductor for bonding shall be appropriate with the system fault current.
k) All new cables shall be megger tested before laying and termination. After laying and
termination are completed all L.V. Cables shall be megger tested. 1100 / 650 Volt grade
cables shall be tested by 1000-volt megger.
r) Contractor shall furnish all testing kit and instruments required for field testing.
a) Suitable double compression type cable glands shall be provided for LV/MV power,
lighting and control cables.
b) Raychem / Safe kit/equivalent make heat shrinkable /push on type cable termination kits
shall be used for glanding and termination of HT cable.
E.5.8 LT Motors
Manufacture and supply of LT motors shall conform to the following requirements.
5.8.1 Design requirements
The motors shall conform to IS: 325, BS 296, BS 170, BS 3979, BS 4999 and BS 5000
as applicable. Additionally, the specific requirements mentioned in the following clauses
shall also be met with.
5.8.2 Performance and characteristics
Motors shall be capable of giving rated output without reduction in the expected life span
when operated continuously under the following supply conditions
5.8.3 Insulation
a) The insulation shall be given tropical and fungicidal treatment for successful operation
of the motor in hot, humid and tropical climate.
5.8.4 Enclosure
Enclosures for indoor & outdoor use shall be with a degree of mechanical protection not
less than IP 55 to IS 2147 and totally enclosed fan cooled and cooling standards shall be
IC.41 in each case. For outdoor use the motors shall be provided with rain hood to prevent
direct rain water from falling on them. Totally enclosed motors shall be provided with
suitable means of breathing and drainage to prevent accumulation of condensate.
5.8.5 Other requirements
a) Motors shall be suitable for starting and accelerating the load with the applicable method
of starting, without exceeding acceptable winding temperatures, when the supply voltage
is 80% of rated motor voltage.
b) The locked rotor current of the motor shall not exceed 600% of full load current (subject
to tolerance as per the applicable standard).
c) Motors shall be designed to withstand 120% of rated speed for two minutes without any
mechanical damage, in either direction of rotation.
d) Two independent earthing points shall be provided on opposite sides of the motor, for
bolted connections. These earthing points shall be in addition to earthing stud provided
in the terminal box.
11. "Stop" Push button head actuator, Press to Lock, Turn “to Release,
1 NO + 1NC Contacts
Clip on Terminal blocks suitable for Din tail
Mounting
12. Terminal block
Spare 2 Nos. shall be Provided
Make: Connect well / Elemex
b) The substation yard shall be uniformly levelled and spread with 38 mm blue granite
jelly to a depth of 15 cms over a layer of sand and fencing shall be provided for the
substation up to a height of 1.8 m with suitable gate and lock.
c) The supply and erection of Substation with associated electrical equipments shall
confirm to rules and regulations as well as safety requirements of state DISCOM
authorities.
d) The 33KV gang operated disconnecting switches shall have isolator with copper blade
suitable for 33 KV, 1250 Amps, 350 MVA, triple pole, gang operated three insulator
stock per pole, titling type, double break per phase, air break isolating suitable for
operation 3 phase, 50 c/s, 33KV AC supply horizontal mounting type suitable for
outdoor installation conforming to the latest IS standard and all the other required
accessories shall also be provided. The Isolator shall be complete with, GI operating
down pipe complete with hand pad lock key, handle earthing wire etc., complete,
Auxiliary switch with necessary contacts (NO and NC) shall be provided in the DP
structure and interlocked with sub- station incoming control SF6 Breaker to achieve
the tripping of SF6 while opening the GOD.
e) Lighting arresters shall be rated for 30 KV, 10 KA (33 KV) for providing surge
protection.
k) Each structure shall be provided with suitable stay. Each stay wire shall be earthed
unless on insulator has been placed in it at a height of not less than 3 meters from the
ground. The stay wire shall be stranded GI wire and the stay rod shall be protected at
ground level by concrete muffing and by enclosing in GI pipe to prevent corrosion.
l) Earthing system with required earth pit stations & other earthing materials (GI Flats,
strips and wires) for the Substation and associated equipment/items shall be done as per
the requirement of State DISCOM
b) A separate 33 KV CT/PT metering set, meter box for Trivector meter, cable and
G.I conduit pipes for taking supply from CT/PT metering set to Trivector meter
at State DISCOM structure should be provided. The rating, make of CT/PT
metering set shall be as per State DISCOM requirements.
c) The supply of CT/PT metering set in the DISCOM DP structure shall be under
the scope of Contractor, incase of non-availability of metering set at state
DISCOM side while obtaining power supply and accordingly payament will be
made..
b) It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to work out a detailed layout for the lighting
fixtures in order to provide the specified level of illumination. The Contractor shall be
responsible for measuring the levels of illumination after installation and establish
compliance with the Enquiry Specification. The number and type of fixtures offered shall
be indicated in his Tender. The final layout of the lighting fixtures shall be furnished for
the approval before commencement of installation. Control of lighting circuits should be
with miniature circuit breaker.
1) In each lighting circuit only 1000 watts single phase lighting load is permitted.
2) The lighting fixtures offered shall comply with the following requirements
(i) The fixtures shall be suitable for operation on a nominal supply of 230 volts. Single
phase, 50 Hz A.C. 2 wire with a voltage variation of +/- 10%.
(ii) All fixtures shall be designed for minimum glare. The finish of all parts of the fixtures
shall be such that no bright spots are produced, either by direct light source or by
reflection.
(iii) For multi lamp LED fittings, the circuit should be designed in such a manner as to
reduce the stroboscopic effect to the minimum.
(i) For multi lamp fittings, a separate choke shall be provided for each lamp.
(ii) All lighting fixtures shall be supplied complete with lamps and all necessary
accessories and control gears for their satisfactory operation.
(iii) Lighting fixtures shall be equipped with all components required for their satisfactory
performance. Lighting fixtures shall be of high power factor type and shall be
supplied complete with lamps, control gear and accessories. All lighting fixtures shall
be complete with necessary mounting accessories.
b) For general stores, pump houses and compressor room, Industrial fitting suitable for 2 x
18/36 w LED fittings with vitreous enamelled reflector shall be used. Fitting shall
comprise of basic channel and vitreous enamelled open ended closed top reflector painted
white inside grey outside. Specially designed catches on the reflectors shall allow easy
and quick removal for cleaning and shall provide access to the control gear.
c) For chemical solution preparation areas and also for stores where chemicals of corrosive
nature are stored, Industrial LED fittings totally enclosed suitable for installation in a dust
a vapour laden and corrosive atmosphere shall be used. The fitting shall have aluminium
housing. A clear acrylic cover in a frame shall be secured to the housing by toggles.
Gaskets shall be provided to render the fitting dust, moisture and vapour proof. All steel
parts shall be cadmium plated and passivated. The fitting shall be suitable for 2 x 18/36
W watts, 4 (Four) feet LED fittings with internal wiring and all accessories and two (2)
19 mm conduit knockouts in the rear mounting surfaces.
d) For general outdoor area illumination, general purpose integral flood light fixture with
150/200 W LED lamps shall be used. The body of the fixture shall be constructed of spun
aluminium and the interior shall act as a reflector. This can have either a polished or matt
finish to provide a narrow or wide-angle beam as may be required. A heat-resisting front
glass shall be provided & fitted with a weather-proof gasket. The lamp holder shall be
mounted on an adjustable rod to allow for focusing and the complete unit shall be
mounted on a stir-up and cast aluminium base, finished in aluminium colour.
e) For pump houses and machinery service area, Industrial totally enclosed low bay (integral
with control gear) fitting with for 70 / 90 /120 watts LED lamp shall be used. The fixture
f) For roads, Street light fittings of integral type and weather proof suitable for
90/120/150/200 watts LED lamps shall be used. Fitting shall comprise of deep drawn
reflector designed for semi cut-off light distribution, heat resistant glass reflector bowl
for better light distribution without glare.
g) For outdoor platforms, walk ways and outdoor equipments, Industrial outdoor type screw
neck well glass light fitting of vapour proof and dust-tight with cast iron body finished in
shoving grey outside and white inside complete with clear screw neck well glass,
tropicalised gasket, cadmium plated and passivated wire guard with BC lamp holder with
top entry suitable for 90 / 120W LED fixture with IP 65 enclosure of fixture shall be used.
h) For battery room and chlorine area, Indoor corrosion proof industrial lighting fitting
suitable for 2 x 18 / 36 W LED consisting of seamless aluminium pipe type mounting
rail, cast aluminium control gear box, cast aluminium end box accommodating starter
holder, drip cum vapour proof lamp holder shall be used.
j) Lightening arrestor and Aviation lighting shall be provided in the tallest structure of the
Plant.
i For control room 2 x 18 / 36 W LED white lamp fixtures with mirror optics
suitable for installation in false ceiling shall be considered.
iii 90 / 120 W LED lamp well glass fitting shall be considered for outdoor equipment
lightings.
iv 120 / 150 W LED lamp street light fixtures shall be considered for street
lighting.
v 150 / 200 W LED flood light fixture shall be considered for flood / area lighting.
vii One (1) No. main PDB distribution board and sub PD panels (qty as required)
shall be considered for controlling small power equipment.
viii LDB / PDB should have bus bar arrangement for R, Y, B & N. Tapping should
be taken from these bus bars for outgoing feeders.
ix In all indoor rooms, lighting circuit shall have conduit wiring and all outdoor area
lighting circuit shall be done through cabling. In control room and switch gear
room lighting wiring shall be in concealed conduits.
Note
The Contractor shall furnish make and type of lighting fixture, fans and lighting
distribution boards including all its components. Contractor shall also submit
calculations for illumination levels in various areas along with his lighting, fans and
receptacles layout drawings for approval.
b) The following minimum requirement shall be considered while designing lighting for
indoor area:
c) The Contractor shall supply, install, test and commission a complete system of lighting
fans and power receptacles in accordance with the approved lighting drawings and in
accordance with relevant Indian Standards.
d) In addition to the above, the installation shall conform to other relevant Standard Codes
of Practice and Indian Electricity Rules.
e) The Contractor shall supply all lighting switches, ceiling fans, power receptacles,
distribution boards and lighting panels complete with switch fuse, junction boxes, pull
boxes, terminal blocks, glands conduits and accessories (elbows, tees, crosses, bends etc).
and supporting and anchoring materials to make the installation complete. The Contractor
shall also supply all lighting fixtures complete with LED lamps and lighting cables. All
materials, fittings and appliances used in the electrical installation shall conform to the
I.S Specifications.
f) Wiring shall be colour coded so as to enable easy identification of phase, neutral and DC
conductors.
g) Receptacle and lighting fixtures shall be fed from different circuits / lighting panels.
h) All receptacles and switches to be installed in offices, control rooms and other
decoratively finished areas shall be flush mounted within the wall and those in other areas
shall be wall or column mounted.
i) Socket outlets shall not embody fuse as an integral part of them. The switch controlling
the socket outlet shall be in the live conductor.
b) Sheet shall be degreased, pickled and phosphated before painting. painting shall consist
of two coats of suitable epoxy primer and two coats of approved final epoxy paints.
c) The switches shall be heavy duty as per I.S.4047 and the fuses shall be of HRC type.
e) Circuit identification tag shall be provided on each incoming and outgoing circuit and
shall be in the form or engraved or screen painted or anodized aluminium/plastic sheet.
f) The panels shall be provided with two distinct earthing terminals for connecting earthing
conductor of size of 25 mm x 3 mm galvanized iron flat.
5.12.5 Receptacles
a) Decorative and industrial type receptacle units of approved make of 6 A and 16 A rating
with switches conforming to I.S. 3854 and sockets conforming to I.S. 1293 shall be
provided in the PMCC & MCC rooms. The units shall be mounted flush on stove
enamelled sheet steel boxes generally conforming to I.S. 5133.
b) Three phase receptacles of 32 Amps rating with switches shall be provided in all the
floors of the Plant. They shall be connected by feeder cables from the nearby power
distribution boards.
c) Wiring for outdoor areas other than MCC room shall be carried out by means of 1.1 KV
grade armoured cables with copper conductors.
D. Applicable Standards
b) The successful bidder shall base his earthing calculations on actual measurements to be
carried out.
c) Earthing system for the plant shall be provided with its own independent earthing pits
with plate or pipe electrodes and interconnections which in turn will be inter-connected
to form an integrated system for the entire complex. Conductors required for
interconnection with adjacent earthing grids shall also be supplied and installed by the
Contractor.
e) Earthing system for H.V equipment should be segregated from L.V earthing system.
a) The installation work shall include unloading, storing, laying, fixing, jointing /
termination, testing and commissioning associated with safety earthing system of plant.
c) Installation work shall be in accordance with approved earthing drawings (to be prepared
by Contractor).
d) All earthing conductors to be buried in the ground shall be laid 600 mm below grade level
and 1500 mm away from buildings. Backfill shall be placed in layers of 150 mm,
uniformly spread along the trench and consolidated.
e) Earth pits shall be constructed according to the stipulations of I.S. 3043. Except as noted
earth electrodes shall be fabricated in accordance with I.S.3043. The minimum spacing
between two adjacent earth electrodes shall not be less than 6 meters. Earth electrodes
shall be located in concrete inspection chambers with suitable lids and provided with
facilities for the periodic testing of the earth resistivity. Electrodes shall as far as
practicable be embedded below the permanent moisture level.
f) Metallic frame of all electrical equipment shall be earthed by two separate and distinct
connections with the earthing system.
g) Cable armour shall be bonded to the earthing system. Metal pipes and conduits through
which cables run shall be efficiently bonded and earthed. Electrical conduits, pipes and
cable tray sections shall be bonded ensure electrical continuity and connected to earthing
conductor at regular interval.
h) All underground connections for the earthing system shall be welded, connection to
equipment and devices shall be normally of the bolted type.
i) Neutral connection shall never be used for equipment earthing. Metallic conduits and
pipes shall not be used as earth continuity conductor. On completion of the installation,
continuity of all conductors and efficiency of all bonds and joints shall be tested.
k) The work of embedment of earthing conductor in RCC floors / walls along with provision
of earth plate inserts / pads / earth risers shall be done by the Contractors when the floors
/ walls are cast.
m) Earthing conductors along their run on walls and columns shall be supported by clearing
/ welding at intervals of 750 mm and 1000 mm respectively.
n) Wherever earthing conductors cross underground service ducts and pipes, it shall be laid
300 mm below them.
o) Wherever main earthing conductor crosses cable trenches, they shall be buried below the
trench floor.
p) Earth pits shall be treated with salt and charcoal.
q) Following forms, the guidelines on the selection of earthing stations with earth electrodes
and earthing flats / wire
(i) Earth pit stations for LT system shall be with GI pipe earth electrodes of 65mm dia,
3mm thick 3mtr long GI pipe providing with 12mm dia through holes, 150 mm
intervals staggered along with the main electrode. The main electrode shall be
coupled to a 19mm dia GI pipe of suitable of length at one end through a reducing
socket of size 40mm x 19mm size. The other end of 19mm dia GI pipe is required
to be provided with a funnel with wire mesh. GI check nuts, GI nut washers, etc.
(ii) Earth pit stations for Transformer & DG set neutral earthing and for HT system shall
be with GI plate electrodes of 600mm x 600mm x 12mm size. There shall be a
19mm dia GI pipe of suitable length with a funnel with wire mesh, GI checkouts, GI
nut washers etc.
(iii) A suitable pit of 200mm diameter to be dug all around the main electrode, the pit
shall be filled with alternate layer of coal or charcoal and salt in 150mm thick layers
up to the entire length of the main electrode.
(iv)An inspection chamber of size 300mm x 300mm size in CC 1:3:6 with 150mm thick
side walls, 100mm thick at bottom shall be provided. The inspection chamber shall
be covered with MS or CI frame and cover. The cover shall be hinged to the frame
and provided with padlocking arrangements. Inspection chamber frame and cover
shall be furnished with anticorrosive primer and numbered.
(r) Earthing strip of the following sizes shall be provided for the various equipment as
specified in the following table.
15 - 40 HP 25 x 3 GI Flat GS 2
Above 40 HP 25 x 6 GI Flat GS 2
HT motors 50 x 6 GI Flat GS 2
Lighting distribution board, 25 x 6 GI Flat GS 2
panels,
Auxiliary board sub boards 25 x 6 GI Flat GS 2
etc.
Street lighting poles 10 SWG copper 2
Local push button stations 16 SWG copper 2
Junction boxes, lighting, 16 SWG copper 2
Fixtures, small motors
Transformer neutral 50x6 Flat Copper 2
Note: The galvanizing of earth flats, wires, strips, shall be done by the hot dip
process and minimum thickness of galvanizing shall not be less than 100 microns.
The Contractor shall ensure the continuity of all conductors and joints. The Contractor
shall carry out earth continuity tests, earth resistance measurements and other tests, which
are necessary to prove that the system is in accordance with the design, specifications,
code of practice and Electricity Rules. The Contractor shall have to bear the cost of all
such tests and provide necessary instrument, apparatus etc., required for testing.
b) The capacitor bank may comprise of suitable number of single phase units in series
parallel combination. However, the number of units in series shall be such that failure of
one unit shall not create an over voltage on the units in parallel with it, which will result
in the failure of the parallel units. The complete banks with its accessories shall be metal
enclosed (in sheet cubicle), indoor floor mounting and free standing type.
c) Necessary louvers shall be provided in the capacitor bank cubicle to ensure proper
ventilation.
d) Each capacitor case and the cubicle shall be earthed to a separate earth bus in the
cubicle,
f) Each unit shall be non-inflammable dielectric immersed self cooled and hermetically
sealed.
g) Each unit shall satisfactorily operate at 135% of rated KVAR including factors of over
voltage, harmonic currents and manufacturing tolerance. The units shall be capable of
continuously withstanding satisfactorily any over voltage up to a maximum of 10% above
the rated voltage, excluding transients.
h) The APFC system shall be equipped with the matching reactors for power factor
correction and harmonic suppression as well as surge suppression devices.
i) The APFC system shall be equipped with the microprocessor based controller with four
quadrant measurement.
j) The system shall be self adoptable with short time reaction for extremely fluctuating
power levels.
k) The system shall be provided with data acquisition module to store all the parameters of
power for a minimum period of a month.
l) CTs with required ratio shall be provided in the incomers of the PMCC & MCC and
interconnected with the APFC relay in the APFC panel.
5.15.2 Criteria for selection of capacitor bank rating and design of capacitor
a) The rating of the bank and the individual units shall be selected in a such a way that the
improvement of power factor from 0.75 lag to 0.98 lag is obtained and 0.98 lag is
maintained throughout irrespective of addition or deletion of load. The automatic power
factor control relay shall be put into operation and select the capacitors addition or
deletion requirement based on the load at that particular moment or period to maintain
the power factor at 0.98 lag throughout.
b) The capacitor shall be of the self healing type with a very low loss dielectric.
c) All the material employed in the manufacture of capacitor shall be nontoxic and
biodegradable.
d) The expected life of the capacitor shall not be less than 1,60,000 hours
b) The incomer panel shall be provided with PF meter, CTS & Ammeter with Ammeter
selector switch, voltmeter with voltmeter set switch ON/OFF indication, KVA meter,
KVAr meter.
e) Sequencing devices timers and automatic sequential switching of the capacitors in and
out of circuit.
b) The relay shall be suitable for automatic/manual control of power factor correction
capacitors on three phase system. It shall detect the power factor lagging and leading
reactive power (KVAR) component above present levels and then switch the appropriate
number of capacitors "IN" or "OUT" to achieve the optimum average power factor
without system operating under leading power factor condition.
c) This relay/device shall have low VA burden and final switching of approximate capacitor
banks shall be achieved by switching of contractors/breakers through initiation of this
device series connection.
d) The relay shall be provided with facility to automatic self adjustment to any capacitor
step value.
e) The relay unit/controller shall be microprocessor based with four quadrant measurement.
It shall be provided with digital indication of power factor, preset parameters and
specified installation data, no-volt relay feature to immediately disconnect all capacitor
in the event of power failure, over temperature / over voltage / harmonic over load
protection, remote fault alarm indicator, power factor correction fault, LEDs for banks on
inductive load, capacitive load, manual mode indication, remote alarm tripped,
multiplication factor indication, and power ON, manual bank and programming on
button, manual bank and programming Off button, Manual / Automatic button, alarm
reset button, data scrolling button and 3 digit display.
Technical particulars for Reactive power compensation and Harmonic Filter Panel:
S. No Description Specification
1. Rated capacity Suitable for maintain Unity P.F for inductive type load
(except VFD operated inductive loads)
2. Voltage 440 KV
3. Frequency 50 Hz
4. Phases Three (3)
5. Ambient temperature 50 deg C
(operating)
6. Capacitance tolerance - 5 to + 10%
7. Installation Internal
8. Service Continuous
9. Protection degree IP 52
10. Discharge resistor Internal
11. Earthing bus 50 x 6 mm Aluminium
12. Capacitor bank connection No.of. banks with Single phase Capacitor shall be provided.
13. Type of switching Automatic switching responsive to pf through PF
servicing relay.
14. Switching taps Min. 8
15. Protection devices Internal fuses and discharging resistors, unbalance current
protection, over current and earth fault protection, over and
under voltage protection, monitoring of internal enclosure
temperature, HV-HRC fuse with failure indication,
Earthing switches, quick discharge transformers.
16. Switchgear Switching components with tested capacitive switching
ability are used like Vacuum or SF6 contactors and Circuit
breakers
17. Reactor Depending on the harmonic level of the network to which
the bank is connected, and the number of steps needed, the
banks can be fitted with air-cored or iron cored damping
reactors or harmonic reactors.
18. Accessories Voltage indicators, ventilation fans, cooling units,
anticondensate heaters, earthing terminals, arc containment
relief vents, enclosure illumination, key locks, electrical
S. No Description Specification
locks, key interlocking systems, bottom or side wall cable
entries, door contact switches.
g) Each outgoing panel shall have capacitor unit with suitably rated MCCB for power
control of the capacity unit, one no. ammeter with ASS, auto / manual selector
switch, ON / OFF indication lamps, capacitor unit failed due to fault indication
lamp, Power contactor, etc.
h) Indicating lamps (RYB) – 3 Nos. Incomer ON OFF,Trip indication shall be
provided in the incomer.
i) Auto / manual selector switch and ON/OFF PBs.
5.15.7 Tests
a) All tests shall be conducted in accordance with the latest edition of IS:2834 and as
applicable for the controls.
5.15.8 Drawings
Drawings showing the general arrangement and control scheme shall be submitted for
approval before proceeding with the fabrication works.
b) The specification of the maintenance free lead acid batteries shall conform to the
following.
The ampere hour capacity of battery at 27 º C at 10 hour rate to give final cell
voltage of 1.75 V/cell shall be 40.
b) The manufacture and supply of these items shall conform to the following
requirements.
Battery Details :
xv Drain plugs and vents Filter type drain plugs shall be installed at low points along the
run of the bus duct to drain out automatically any moisture
condensing within the bus enclosure. The drain plugs shall be
fitted with porous filter elements which will permit the escape
of moisture but prevent the ingress of dust. The filter elements
shall be easily removable for cleaning purposes.
xvi Gaskets The material of the gasket shall preferably be neoprene, closed
cell sponge rubber or equivalent. Flange gaskets shall be
provided at the equipment terminal connections.
xvii Miscellaneous The bus duct shall not have any through bolts. All nuts and
hardware bolts shall be mild steel hot dip galvanized. M.S. spring
washers shall be provided for making satisfactory joints.
Clamps splice plates etc. shall be provided wherever necessary.
xviii Earthing Necessary earthing arrangement shall be provided with clamps
to receive the station earthing bus at two separate points. All
accessories and hardware required for the earthing
xix Hot spot temperature When carrying the rated current under normal operating
of the busbars conditions hot spot temperature shall not exceed 85 degree
centigrade. Also, the temperature of the bus shall not exceed
250 degree centigrade while carrying the specified short circuit
current for one second when a fault occurs at the operating
temperature.
xx Painting of the bus A coat of matt black paint shall be given to facilitate heat
conductor dissipation. The bare conductor with above painting shall be
designed to carry the normal rated current without exceeding
temperature rise.
xxi Bus bar joints Adjacent sections of the bus conductors shall be bolted rigid
joints & the connectors shall be of the same material as the
conductor and these shall be silver plated to ensure an efficient
connection. The bolting schedule and contact pressures shall
uniform to accepted codes of practice.
xxii Bus bar terminal Flexible branded Aluminium be provided at the equipment
connections terminal connections. Bimetallic connectors shall be provided
between the bus bar. The joints shall be capable of 25mm
settlement of the equipment mounting pads. The joints shall
be suitably designed to take care of the vibration at the
terminals as well as the expansion and contraction of the bus
bars. Suitable splice plates and bimetallic connectors shall be
provided wherever necessary.
xxiii Bus support insulators The insulators shall be mounted on resilient pads provided in
the bus enclosure. The insulators shall be preferably made of
porcelain / SMC /DMC/Fibre glass/epoxy. For bus ducts with
voltage rating up to 1100 volts, "PERMALI" wood or
equivalent type of non-hygroscopic insulating supports are
acceptable. The insulators shall possess sufficient mechanical
strength to withstand the forces due to momentary short circuit
currents of magnitude detailed in this specification. The
spacing of the bus insulators shall be decided giving due factor
of safety. As a consequence of current loading and variation in
external temperatures in the external sections of the bus duct,
condensation of moisture may take place on the surface of the
insulators. Hence the insulators shall have a high creepage
distance and a withstand voltage rating sufficient to provide
specified insulation under highly humid conditions.
xxiv Bus duct supports i. The material of the supporting structure shall be
fabricated from standard steel sections with epoxy
paint finish.
ii. The mechanical strength of the supporting structures
shall be designed to withstand the dead weight of the
bus duct and also the short circuit forces under
An alternator of the generating set shall be brush less, self excited, self regulated, and
screen protected and drip proof. Class of protection shall be IP 23. The alternator shall be
provided with automatic voltage regulation. Class of insulation shall be F. Set shall be
capable of developing required rated power at 1500 RPM at 0.8 lagging power factor.
The voltage shall be maintained between ± 5 % of the rated voltage AC 415 Volt from
no load to full load under all working conditions. The alternator can supply unbalanced
loads to the extent of 20% of the rated current in one or two phase. The generator shall
run smoothly without undue vibrations and noise. The alternator shall have a good motor
starting ability up to thrice the full load current drawn during motor starting for a short
duration and frequent starting of motors.
5.19.3 Construction
b) The stator frame shall be fabricated in such a way to ensure correct distribution of air
flow over the sector core and winding. The stator packs shall be made from low silicon.
Steel with coating for proper welding of packs.
c) The rotor core shall be built up of high quality low silicon steel sheet. The rotor shall be
wet wound for four poles using compound epoxy resin.
d) End shields shall be of cast iron construction spigoted to the frame of stator of generator
set shall be foot mounted with ball and roller bearing on end shields.
e) Ventilation for the alternator shall be with a centrifugal fan, fitted at the drive end of the
rotor.
f) The shaft of the set shall be of high grade carbon steel machined and ground on fitting
surfaces. It shall be designed for overload conditions. A large sheet steel terminal box
shall be provided with sufficient space for cabling and gland arrangement. It shall have
removable panels for easy access.
g) The alternator shall be coupled to the diesel engine through flexible coupling.
Base frame shall be provided for mounting of Generator set on foundation. The base
frame shall be in sturdy construction and welded fabrication from MS structural sections
confirming to IS 2062 – 1992.
5.19.5 Wave form
a) The generator shall be designed to have a voltage wave form within the limits specified
in IS 4722.
b) The generator shall be designed for 415 V, 3 phase, 50 HZ under normal conditions,
output voltage of the generator shall be held within + / - 5 % of the related voltage from
no load to full load at any power factor between 0.8 to 1 inclusive of 4 % primer mover
speed variation.
a) The prime mover i.e. the diesel engine to drive the generator shall be turbocharged four
strokes, compression ignition and mechanical direct injection type and shall be capable
of cold starting at room temperature without external heating.
c) The engine shall be provided with automatic 12 / 24 V battery starting device with
provision of ammeter and voltage regulator in charging circuit.
d) 13/25 V, 25 plates 200 AH Lead Acid heavy duty battery with float and boost type battery
charger with 2 nos. batteries shall be provided.
e) The engine shall be capable of operating continuously on full load. Suitable adjustable
governor shall be provided to control the engine speed within 3 % of its rated speed under
any condition of load up to the full load rating. The governor shall be set to maintain rated
up to at maximum load.
f) Any manual device fitted to the engine which could prevent the engine starting, shall
return automatically to the normal position.
g) Engine shall be so balanced so as to produce minimum noise and vibration. Engine after
correction for altitude and ambient temperature shall have bare engine house power rating
as per requirement.
h) The engine shall be water cooled with a separate shell and tubes heat exchanger and FRP
cooling tower Arrangement shall be made for temperature indicator in cooling system
and tripping of engine on temperature going high.
i) The air cleaner shall be oil bath type with adequate size to prevent foreign matter entering
the engine.
j) The exhaust shall be fitted with a suitable silencer and total back pressure shall be not
exceeding the engine marker’s recommendation. The exhaust pie shall be brought out of
the generator room and exhaust shall be discharged in the open space outside the
generator room when exhaust system rises above the generator room means shall be
provided to prevent a condensable flowing into the engine. The exhaust piping shall be
adequately insulated. Arrangement shall be making for temperature indicator in exhaust
system. Exhaust gas turbo charger & intercooler shall also be considered for heat recovery
from the exhaust gas. The height of exhaust pipe should be provided as per CPCB / State
PCB norms. Aviation lamp, lightening arrestor should be provided at the top of exhaust
pipe supporting structure.
k) The engine shut down system shall be manually as well as electrically operated and return
automatically to starting position after use.
m) In addition to 15000 litres capacity underground tank, a 990 litres capacity diesel tank
along with the D.G set should be provided.
n) An electric motor driven fuel transfer pump of the positive displacement type shall be
provided for 15000 litre fuel tanks. In addition, a manually operated emergency pump
shall also be provided.
o) One full flow strainer and one full flow filter shall be provided for engine. Strainer shall
be locked on the pump and the filter on the discharge side of the pump. When the engine
fuel pump and the high pressure injector equipment are contained in the common housing
the fuel filter may be located between the strainer and the engine fuel pump. The strainer
shall be of the metal edge or screen type with a maximum opening of 0.15 mm. The
strainer and filter shall have inlet and outlet connections plainly marked and shall be
mounted in accessible locations. It shall be possible to change strainer and filter elements
without disconnecting the piping or disturbing the other engine components. A pressure
gauge with a red line limit shall be provided at the inlet side.
p) The engine fuel pump shall be of the positive displacement engine driven type and shall
be capable of supplying an adequate quantity of fuel under all conditions of operation. A
relief valve shall be provided to prevent the build up of excessive pressure if the discharge
line becomes clogged. An auxiliary fuel oil pump automatically operated by a direct
current motor shall be provided where required for prompt positive station. Power for this
motor will be supplied form the battery. Excess fuel shall be returned to the day tank.
q) The starting mechanism shall be by means of a battery powered electric starter D. C motor
having high starting torque to overcome full engine compression shall be provided.
Engine shall be provided with lead acid 12 volt 25 Plates 200 AH. Battery with a float
and boost type battery charger. The charger unit shall be capable of charging the battery
in position. Provision for manual starting by crank handle shall also be provided.
r) The engine shall be fitted with a speed control device which will control the speed under
all conditions of load. Electronic speed governor shall be considered in the governing
t) A metal guard shall be provided over the coupling, fly wheel and other moving parts. The
engine shall be mounted on a base plate of fabricated steel construction. Adequate access
shall be provided to the big and main bearings, camshaft and governor drives, water jacket
etc.
u) Indicator shall be mounted directly on the cylinder head and located in such a way as so
to permit preparation of the indicator cards without removing the valve operating covers.
v) The engine shall be provided with intake and discharge duct work, inlet filter dampers
etc. as necessary for efficient and trouble free operation. Intake air shall be taken from
inside the building in which engine is located but the exhaust should be discharged
outside the building. The exhaust duct shall be adequately sized for minimum pressure
drop as per relevant codes / standards and should be clearing man height.
w) The fly wheel shall have graduated markings around the periphery to facilitate checking
of valve and fuel pump timings.
a) The engine shall be provided with a control panel board. The panel shall be mounted on
a suitable steel frame and installed near the DG set. The bottom of panel shall be at safe
and convenient level (300mm) from the floor and shall be placed in such a way that it is
easily accessible. The panel shall be fabricated out of 3 mm thick MS sheets (CRCA).
The entire control device including relays, indicating lights internal wiring etc. shall be
provided to indicate:
Incoming power supply
Impulse lines from safety instruments.
Group indication for fault on control panel.
Air circuit breakers shall be horizontal withdrawal type. It shall comprise identical
poles operated through a common shaft.
B. Other items
Instrument transformer, Current transformer, Voltage transformer, Measuring
instrument, viz. Ammeter & voltmeter with Selector switches, KW meter, KWH
meter, P.F. meter and frequency meter. Auxiliary equipments. Relays and
contractors, tripping & protective relay, Fuses, Push buttons, control switches,
indicating lamps etc.
Provision to take NO LOAD trial of generator set without disturbing the EB system.
Generator set’s ACB of control panel shall close only if 415 Volts ACB in Power
cum motor control center is in open condition.
ACB shall be provided with under voltage relay to trip the ACB in case of failure of
supply.
Generator set shall stop either by reset to normal P.B. or stop PB of control panel or
stop PB at generator set.
Mechanical & electrical interlock shall be provided.
Special Tools for operation and maintenance of the DG Set should be supplied
C. Earthing
4 nos of earthing pits are to be provided for generator set (2 Nos. for body earth and 2 nos
for neutral). The earth electrode shall be of G.I. plate of 600 mm x 600 mm x 12 mm size.
Suitable size copper strip shall be provided for neutral earthing.
D. Inspection & Testing
Manufacturer shall conduct all tests required to ensure that the equipment conform to
the requirements of the specification and is following requirements of applicable
codes. The particulars of proposed tests shall be submitted to client for approval
before conducting the tests.
The contractor shall furnish all supervisor, labour, tools, equipment, rigging materials
and incidental materials such as bolts, nuts, wires, anchor, concrete foundation bolts,
etc. required to completing installation and testing of generator set.
Where assemblies are supplied in more that one section the contractor shall make all
necessary mechanical and electrical connections between sections including
connections between bus bars / wires, all insulators and bushings shall be protected
against damage during installation.
The contractor shall supply diesel oil, lubricants and other consumables require for
testing and commissioning of generator set and it includes initial filling of HSD oil
in tank at full level.
Generator set furnished with finished coats of paint shall be touched up by the
contractor at site before handing over the set to the line agency.
Earthing system shall be provided to ensure equipment safety, personal safety and to
facilitate protection during earth fault conditions. The earthing shall be obtained by
sinking galvanized iron plate of 600 mm x 600 mm x 12 mm size. Alternative layers
of charcoal and sand shall be provided for covering the plate electrode as may be
required. A GI pipe of 40 mm dia meter shall be installed with top funnel for watering
The earth plate shall be finally connected to the electrical equipments (Generator set
& Control panel) by a 50 mm x 6 mm GI flat in duplicate.
The earth pit shall be covered by brick masonry chamber in cement motor of CM 1:6
cement plaster on inside and outside in CM 1:3 shall be done.
The chamber shall be of the size 500 mm x 500 mm and shall be provided with a
hinged mild steel cover with frame.
After successful conduct of test after erection, the generator set shall be
commissioned by the contractor.
During commissioning, the contractor shall supply all materials and labour to
supervised, operate keep in operation, adjust tests service, repair and do all things
necessary to keep the set running.
The DG Set shall be Prime power rating applicable for supplying to varying
electrical load for unlimited hours
The DG Set shall be loaded up to 80% capacity only and balance 20% shall be spare
capacity.
The 80% capacity shall include the total of all operating loads (input KW to the
electrical equipment), lighting load, spare feeder loads.
The DG Set should deliver the output without any drop of voltage when a large
capacity motor is started with the other loads are fed by this DG set and should take
the inrush current of the large capacity of the motor at the time of starting of the same.
Description Particulars
Electrical System
System voltage 415 Volts
The emission limit for D.G set shall be as per the Environment (Protection) (Second
Amendment) Rules, 2015
The calculation minimum height of stack as per as per the emission norms is given
below:
H = h+0.2 x √KVA, where
H = Height of stack in metre
h = Height of the building in metre where the generator set is installed. In this case
height of acoustic enclosure of the D.G set shall be considered since D.G sets will be
housed in the acoustic enclosure.
KVA = Total Generator capacity of the set in KVA
General Requirement: All equipment and material shall be designed, manufactured and
tested in accordance with the latest applicable Indian Standards except where modified and/or
supplemented by this specification.
Operation The operation of any of the fire detectors / manual call point
should result in the following:
a) A visual signal exhibited in the alarm panel indicating
the area where the fire is detected.
b) An audible alarm (Hooter) sounded in the panel.
c) An external alarm sounded in the building, location of
which shall be decided during detailed engineering.
d) An alarm should be signaled to the Control Room.
Detection & Alarm 1. Each zone shall be provided with two zone cards in
system the panel so that system will remain healthy even if
one the cards become defective.
2. The control panel shall be suitable for 230V AC
power supply.
Site Test All the detectors installed shall be tested for actuation
by bringing a suitable smoke source near the detector
creating a stream smoke over the detector. After each
test smoky atmosphere should be cleared so that the
detector shall reset.
Certify proper operation of all detectors and call points.
One of each type of extinguisher shall be tested for its
performance.
a) Electrical insulation rubber mat confirms with IS 15652:2006 & made up of synthetic
insulating rubber and MOC of the Elastromeric polymer, Anti-skid without metallic
derivatives.
b) Client will be provided temporary power supply within the battery limit, during erection
& commissioning of electrical items / equipments. Contractor shall be arranged to
further work as required on their own cost also unit consumption charges & other
charges shall paid by contractor.
Instrumentation & Control System for as per detailed specifications given and
Bill of Quantities. The work includes but is not limited to the activities covered
under the B.O.Q and the work is taken by the contractor on a turnkey basis. Test
Certificates (Dry/Wet) wherever as applicable and Manual, Test Certificate,
Warranty Certificate shall be provided by vendor during supply of instruments.
1.1.2 Instruments offered shall be complete with all the necessary mounting
accessories.
1.1.3 Electronic instruments shall utilize solid state electronic components, integrated
circuits, microprocessors, etc. with proven design and shall be suitable for
continuous operation.
1.1.4 All digital outputs from the instruments shall be voltage free. The switch
contacts of the relays shall be rated for the voltage of the circuit in which they
are to be wired.
1.1.5 Unless otherwise specified, the normal working range of all indicating
instruments shall be between 20% and 80% of the full scale range.
1.1.6 The field instruments & the instruments mounted outside the control room in
open areas shall be mounted at a convenient height of approximately 1.2 meters
above grade platform and protected by canopy. Lockable enclosure shall be
provided for all the field mounted instruments.
1.1.8 All field instruments, as well as cabinets and panel mounted instruments shall
have tag plates or name plates permanently attached to them.
1.1.9 The performance of all instruments shall be unaffected for the ±10% variation
in supply voltage and ±5% variation in frequency simultaneously.
1.1.10 The power supply of all on-line Instruments, PLC, Desktop shall be from
UPS/Servo Stabilizer.
1.1.11 All Instruments from Member unit & CETP shall be connected to web server
as per CPCB Norms.
1.1.12 Data Logger shall be installed in Member Tannery unit PLC Panel to avoid
data loss and to increase Data density.
1.2.1 All the sumps/tanks from which water/effluent is drawn by the pumps shall be
provided with Ultrasonic/Radar type level transmitter/transducers for
measurement of levels and also stop the pumps through PLC when the liquid
level is low - low in the tank. This is mainly to avoid pumps running dry. In
addition, the level transmitter shall also send the signals through PLC to the
alarm & annunciator panel for annunciation of low-low, low, high and high-
high levels.
1.2.3 Measurement and control of all Analyzers at required locations in the plant shall
be implemented by installation of sensors and transmitters in the field and
controllers in the panel.
1.2.5 Surge Protection devices shall be installed for all Instruments, PLC devices to
protect Electronic equipments from Surge
1.2.6 Local / Remote selection system shall be considered for selection of start & stop
operation of drives either from local (Field) or from remote (Instrument control
panel).Start / Stop operations of all electrical driven equipments shall be carried
out from the Instrument panel cum control desk or from Local ON/OFF PB
station or from PMCC/MCC. In addition, Auto / Manual selection system for
selection of Auto / Manual mode operations of pumps shall be considered.
The instrumentation for the plant shall include the following meters, controls
and panels.
2.13 VFD
2.15 Rotameter
2.19 PLC/SCADA
2.20 HMI
S. No Description Specification
1. Flow tube SS316 L
2. Connection Type Flanged, ANSI 150# RF
3. Working Principle Vortex
4. Connection Material SS316
5. Tube Material SS316 L
6. Bluff body SS316 L
7. Meter Casing Standard
8. Sensor Cable Length 10 Mtrs.
9. Cable Entries 1/2" NPT(F)
Level Switch:
2. Agitator NO
5. Float material PP
pH Measurement system
This system shall comprise of a sensor and transmitters located in the field and indicating
controller located in the panel for measurement of pH value of the process media & self-
cleaning system with Air flushing line shall be provided to clean the sensor to avoid coating
of foreign materials.
S. No Description Specification
1. Instrument Range 0-14 pH, Programmable Span
2. Sensors
3. Type Combination electrode
4. Electrode connection VP6 type
5. Temperature rating -10º C – 60º C
6. Pressure rating Bar
7. Shaft material Glass
Turbidity Analyzer:
This system shall comprise of a sensor and transmitters located in the field and indicating
controller located in the panel for measurement of Turbidity value of the process media &
self-cleaning system with Air flushing line shall be provided to clean the sensor to avoid
coating of foreign materials.
Conductivity Analyzer:
This system shall comprise of a sensor and transmitters located in the field and indicating
controller located in the panel for measurement of Conductivity value of the process media
Pressure Gauge
Pressure gauges SS 316 filled with Glycerin shall comply with IS 3624/ BS 1780. For
arduous duty where the gauge is subject to pressure pulsations and/or vibration, it shall be
Pressure transmitter:
Pressure Transmitter: SS 316 internal & SS 304 outer casing, with 4-20 mA output, LED or
LCD with backlight display, Enclosure: IP 67 or IP 65 with weather proof canopy, Voltage:
24 Volt DC, make: Sensor: suitable for corrosive/scale forming effluent
Data sheet for Pressure transmitter
3. Float SS 316
The UPS manufacturer shall warrant the UPS against defects in materials and workmanship for
one (1) years. The warranty shall cover all parts and labor for one
(1) year. Maintenance contract packages shall also be available.
FABRICATION
All materials and components making up the UPS shall be new, of current manufacture, and
shall not have been in prior service except as required during factory testing. The UPS shall be
constructed of replaceable subassemblies. All active electronic devices shall be solid-state.
a) Wiring
Wiring practices, materials, and coding shall be in accordance with the requirements of the
National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and other applicable codes and standards.
b) Cabinet
The UPS unit comprised of: power module, battery module, control module, system
interconnect module and user interface module housed in a single freestanding enclosure and
meets the requirements of IP20. The UPS cabinet shall be anodized aluminum with a customized
coating to meet NEMA 3R requirements.
c) Cooling
The UPS shall be forced air cooled by internally mounted fans. The fans shall be redundant in
nature to ensure maximum reliability. The fans shall be easily replaceable without the use of
special tools.
COMMUNICATIONS
The UPS shall allow for flexibility in communications. The UPS shall be able to communicate
through two communications ports simultaneously; the media of either communications port
may change without affecting the operation of the UPS. The use of relay contacts shall not
affect the operation of the two communications ports.
Relay Contacts
The relay contacts shall be available through at least one DB-9F communication connector, and
shall be compatible with the AS 400 systems. The UPS shall communicate via relay contact
closure the following information:
Low Battery On Bypass
Summary Alarm UPS On
Input Fail
One connector to provide relay contacts shall be fitted on all UPS models as standard. Relay
contacts shall be rated 48 VDC, 1 A. Additional signals such as on bypass and summary alarm
shall be provided.
UPS Status Information
S. No Description Specification
IEC 62305-1,2,3,4,5-54, IEC 61643-11-21, IEC
1. Standard
62561- Part 1-7, IS 3043:1987, NEC SP30:2011
S. No Description Specification
1. Redundancy PLC system shall have a redundancy for
Processor, Power module & Comminication
module
2. Processor type CPU Module
Sequential + Process control
3. I/O Capacity 1024 or more Discrete/Digital 1/0 256 or more
Analog 1/0 (All exclusively) Present 110
break-up required is as given overview.
4. CPU Type 32bit processor, HOT Redundant
5. User Memory Flash EPROMIEEPROM/battery backed RAM
6. Memory capacity 400 KB without extension card and 1000 KB
with extension card or more
Should be sufficient to have a minimum of 32
PID closed loops, 400 logic gates 100
timers/counters, 1024 words, 2048 bits etc .
7. Memory scan time Should be 0.15 ms/KB or better
8. Battery back up Required for RTC and memory
9. Overall Scanning time (Total Should not be more than 100 ms with maximum
time taken for I/O scan, logic I/Os and full memory.
execution, communication etc.)
10. Communications with OCS/ Ethernet IEEE802.3 (integrated Ethernet Port)
server with Modbus TCP/IP
11. Diagnostic indication Like Processor failure, RUN/STOP mode
status, Memory fault, Communication fault,
110 Interface or Address fault, Power Supply
fault, etc. should be provided by LEDs.
12. Floating point math Shall be available
13. Programming port It should be possible from OCS/Server
through communication port. If programming
port is separate, the supplier should supply at
necessary hardware so that it can be
programmed from Server or programming PC.
14. Mounting of CPU Shall fit to suppliers back plane bus
Datasheet of DI Module
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S. No Description Specification
1. Type 24 V DC (Sinking type)
2. Type of input Potential free
3. No. of inputs 16/32* channels/ module
4. Input voltage range 0-30 v
5. Trigger voltage 12-30 v
6. Input current 10 mA max
7. Response Time 10 mS max
8. Optical Isolation 1500 V AC
9. Status of I/Os By on board LEDs for each Input
10. Power up and By LED on module
Module/channel error
indicator
11. Built-in Protection Against Short circuit, over-Voltage, Overload
and Reverse polarity (inversion)
12. Failure condition OFF (logic 0)
S. No Description Specification
1. No. of outputs per 16/32* outputs per module.
2. Type Potential free, both NO and NC
contacts should be provided. If output
modules are not potential free then
the supplier shall provide relay
modules inside the PLC cabinet and
wire those with DO modules.
3. Relay contact rating 5A/230Y ac
4. Response time 15 ms ON -to- OFF and OFF- to- ON
5. Power up and Module/channel error By LED on module
indicator
6. Status indication Separate LED for each o/p
7. Isolation 1500 v AC for DO module
8. Protection With fuse
9. Built-in Protection Against Short circuit, over-Voltage,
Overload
and Reverse polarity (inversion)
S. No Description Specification
1. Input type Current/Voltage Current: 4-20 mA DC
Voltage:0-10V,0-5V,1-5V DC
2. Type Differential ended (isolated inputs)
3. No. of channels 32 per module
4. Resolution 12 bit or better
5. Accuracy +/- 0.2 % (minimum) or better
6. Scan time 100 mS max
7. Input impedance (4-20 mA DC) 250 ohms max.
8. Isolation 200V DC Channel to Channel 1000
Vrms AC from I/O to Bus 1OOOVrms
AC Channel to Ground
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9. CMRR 80 dB or more
10. Reverse polarity protection Should be provided
11. Quantity As required
12. Calibration It should be possible to calibrate the
IO channels in the module by user.
13. Filtering and scaling Scaling and (numeric) filtering of
measurements based on configuration
parameters,
Datasheet of AO Module
S. No Description Specification
1. Output range Current: 4-20 mA DC
2. Type Shared Output, common ground
3. No. of channels 4/8* channels/module
4. Isolation 1000 Vrms AC from 1/0 to Bus l000
Vrms AC Channel to Ground
5. Scan time 100 ms max
6. Resolution 12 bit or better
7. Accuracy +/- 0.25 % of FS or better
8. Load driving 600 ohm
9. CMRR 80dB or more
10. Failure condition 4mA or less
11. Protection Overload & Short Circuit protection
The panels have seven inch and 65536 colour TFT touch screen display with front of panel
IP65F protective rating.
1. Common specification
- Built-in Ethernet port, RS422, RS-232 ports and USB device port
Sequence programs and parameters can easily be modified at the worksite The GOT SIMPLE
acts as a transparent gateway to enable programming, start up, and adjustment of devices. Users
do not have to bother with changing cable connections.
3. Logging function
GOT SIMPLE collects and manages the data from multiple connected devices. The data can
be collected at an arbitrary timing and can be used for data analysis and feedback
Useful for replacement or maintenance the screen data and all the necessary system data to
make a HMI operate can be transferred to a memory card in advance from an office PC. By
inserting the memory card, the HMIs can be started quickly.
5. Recipe functions
Recipe information such as material blend and machine conditions are saved in the HMI. This
information can be written from the HMI to programmable controllers. New data can also be
read and stored in the HMI.
The GPRS MODEM at consumer meter end should have suitable interface facility to connect
with the meter by using the RS 232 cable. The GPRS MODEMR shall also be retrofitted on
optical port/RS232 port of the meter.
Compatible with various standard meters like Secure, L&T, Genus & DLMS compliant Meters.
Shall have meter detect and meter data read feature which enables communication with all
popular Indian energy meters including DLMS meters using built-in meter specific protocol
stack. Shall have auto restart feature with built-in watchdog timers and intelligence. Shall have
on-line tamper detection feature through which GPRS MODEM will continuously pole the
meter for any new tamper and will send the event to the server and also to a set of pre-
programmed mobile numbers as an SMS alert. Shall have program over the air (POTA) feature
which will reduce the manual field visits and also save project time and. The modem firmware
shall be reprogrammed from the server remotely. Remote start/stop and restart feature. Auto
recover feature in case modem / network hanging · Comprehensive self-diagnosis feature
which will create log file with all at a periodicity and link check for communication. On
demand SMS request through SMS for Instantaneous Parameters. Real time outages, alarms as
alerts to server and to configured mobile numbers Automatic GPRS connection (no AT
S. No Description Specification
This is for uploading data to the central
server from the client. Any authenticated
client with proper credentials can upload
data to the server. Only real time data
1. Data upload
(delay of max 2 min) will be accepted
through /real-time upload URL and any
delayed data should be uploaded using
/delayed Upload URL
This is for downloading the configuration
from the server. Any approved client
2. Configuration Download
software can download the configuration
from the server
When the Configuration Download Flag is
set to “True” in the response of the Real-
time Upload or Delayed Upload, the client
software should use the /getConfig URL to
Acknowledge Configuration download the configuration from the
3.
Download Central Server. Once the configuration is
updated in the Analyser, the client should
update the Central Server with the status of
the configuration update. Till the status is
updated to success, client will be asked
Trend chart on daily, monthly or yearly basis or between any two dates specified.
A display mimicking the CETP with the current values being indicated.
Data storage and retrieval must be possible even in case of failure of computer.
Event his tor y fo r all on-line me as u ri ng p ar amete rs like p H/ ORP/ Pressure/ Flow
with instantaneous/ cumulative flow, level, and all pumps/equipment’s ON/OFF status.
Recording of values/event of history in hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly basis. The
period shall be selectable to view any period. The report shall be generated in excel sheet
to take print outs.
Routine and type tests shall be conducted at the manufacturer’s works in the presence of
Employer’s representative before dispatch of the PLC system.
8. Iris F1.6(Wide)-F2.7(Tele)
PTZ
27. Pattern 4
28. Group 8
31. Protocol
General
1.1.1 Signal cables are to be considered for transmitting the analog signal from their
respective field instrument to respective panel instrument in the control panel. All
signal cables for carrying 4 to 20mA, 1-5V, low level transducer outputs, etc.,
shall be copper PVC insulated twisted pairs (constructed with 24-30 twists per
meter), individually screened with tinned copper drain wire, overall screened,
steel wire armored and overall PVC sheathed. Screening shall provide a minimum
of 95% coverage of copper braid or Mylar blackened Aluminum foil. Individual
shields in multi-core cable shall be insulated from each other and from the overall
shield and armoring. Multi-stranded cable of a minimum conductor size of
24/0.20 mm plain copper to BS 6360 shall be used.
1.1.2 Cables (Armoured, PVC insulated, PVC sheathed and with copper conductors of
minimum 1.5 sq.mm dia) are to be considered for (i) transmitting the digital signal
from all on-line measuring instruments, limit switches of pneumatic valves to the
instrument panel cum control desk (ii) for field powering (110V or 230 V AC) to
field instruments.
1.1.3 Cables entering control panels shall be gland sealed to prevent the intrusion of gas
and moisture. Single compression cable glands shall be used for termination of
cables.
1.1.4 The rated working voltage shall be 110V Rms and the maximum working voltage
shall be 600 V Rms. The continuous current rating shall be at least 5A.
1.1.5 Insulation between conductors and the earth shall not be less than 10 mega ohms
at 500 V.
1.1.6 Different types of signals shall be segregated from each other’s and shall be
contained in separate cables.
1.1.7 Strict segregation shall be followed with not more than one type of signal run in
any multi- core cable.
1.3.1 A minimum distance of 300mm shall be maintained between the cables carrying
low voltage AC and DC signals and a minimum distance of 600mm shall be
maintained between cables carrying HT and LT signals. Cable shall be laid 0.75
m below ground level. Each instrumentation and power supply cable shall be
terminated to individual panel or terminal box. Identification of each cable shall
be by proper ferrules at each junction as per the cable schedule to be prepared by
the Contractor.
1.3.2 Cables shall be laid in accordance with the layout drawings and the cable schedule
which shall be prepared by Contractor and submitted for the Employer’s
representative’s approval. The instrument cables shall be laid in overhead GI cable
trays properly supported in pedestals etc.
1.3.3 All cable routes shall be carefully measured. Cables shall be cut to the required
lengths, leaving sufficient amount for the final connection of the cable to the
terminals on either end. Various cable lengths cut from the cable reels shall be
carefully selected to prevent undue wastage of cables. A loop of 1 meter shall be
left near each field instrument & near the panel before terminating the cable.
1.3.4 Cables shall be complete uncut lengths from one termination to the other.
1.3.5 All cables shall be identified close to their termination point by cable numbers as
per the cable interconnection schedules. Identification tags shall be securely
fastened to the cables at both the ends.
1.3.6 Cables shall be rigidly supported on structural steel and masonry, using
individually cast or malleable iron galvanized clips, multiple cable supports, or
cable trays.
1.4.1 Earthing system shall comply with the regulations and conform IS 3043. The
earthing arrangements shall be as follows.
Page 241 of 245
1.4.2 Earth electrodes (65 mm dia perforated GI pipe) in earth pit chambers shall
provide adequate conductive capacity for the system.
1.4.3 200mm x 200mm inspection pits shall allow ready access to the electrodes
connections. An earth continuity conductor of 50 x 6 mm GI flat between each
control panel earth bar and the earth electrodes shall be supplied.
1.4.4 A bolted removal tinned copper link mounted in a suitably located link base shall
be supplied.
1.4.5 The earth electrodes shall be suitably grouped and connected.
1.4.6 All metal works, other than current carrying parts of the instrumentation system,
shall be properly bonded to the earth using 8 SWG GI wire.
1.4.7 The construction of earth pit chamber shall confirm to IS 3043.
1.4.8 No of earth pits shall be minimum Two.
1.5 Junction boxes
1.5.1 In order to make the most economic use of cable ladder/tray and duct capacity,
multicore cabling shall be utilized in order to connect instrumentation groups by
using suitably located sub-distribution junction boxes.
1.5.2 The junction boxes shall have weather protection suitable for the area in which
they are to be installed and for the type of circuit. They shall be readily accessible
for maintenance and clearly labeled. Junctions boxes shall be constructed of die
cast aluminum and provide degree of protection as per IP 65.
1.5.3 Wires and terminals for the digital and analog signals shall be segregated within
junction boxes.
1.6 EXECUTION
1.6.1 Instrumentation and accessory equipment shall be installed in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions. The Contractor shall obtain in the field all
information relevant to the placing of process control work and in case of any
interference with other work; he shall proceed as directed by the Employer’s
representative and furnish all labor and materials necessary to complete the work
in an approved manner.
1.6.2 The work shall be executed in full accordance with local codes and rulings.
1.6.3 All piping to and from field instrumentation shall be provided with necessary
unions, test tees, couplings, adapters, and shut-off valves.
1.6.4 Brackets and hangers required for mounting of equipment shall be provided. They
shall be installed in a workman like manner and not interfere with any other
equipment.
1.6.5 The screen on each process instrumentation cable shall be continuous from source
to destination and be earthed as directed by the manufacturer of the
1.7 TESTS
1.7.1 The test plan shall be submitted for approval as part of the project plan.
1.7.2 The Contractor shall provide the services (free of charge) of the servicemen, all
special tools, calibration equipment and labour to perform the tests during
commissioning. Certified copies of the tests shall be furnished in duplicate to the
Employer’s representative.
1.7.3 After installation, check-out and final adjustment of all panels, instruments,
meters, monitoring and control devices, a performance check shall be made.
Meters shall be tested at 0 percent, 25 percent, 50 percent 75 percent and 100
percent of scale. All status and alarm switches as well as all monitoring and
control functions shall also be checked. Each device shown on the Process and
Instrumentation diagrams shall be checked & signature of the Employer’s
representative shall be obtained as being acceptable. Testing shall be done from
the signal source (from the panel) to the final element or device including all field
wiring.
1.7.4 If, during running of the tests, one or more points appear to be out by more than
specified amount, adjustments or alterations shall be made as necessary to bring
equipment up to specification performance. After such adjustments, the tests shall
be repeated for all specified points to insure compliance.
Sl.
Item description Preferable Make
No
Electromagnetic Flow sensor,
1. Forbes Marshall/ /E&H / ABB
transmitter
3. Vortex type steam flow meter Forbes Marshall / E & H/ Emerson or Equivalent
19. Vacuum sensor with Indicator Forbes Marshall / Emerson / E & H or Equivalent
2. HYDRAULIC FLOW DIAGRAM (HFD) FOR 20 MLD TANNERY CETP IN JAJMAU
3. PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
4. PROCESS AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM
5. ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
6. ONLINE CONTROL & MONITORING SCHEMATIC DRAWING
7. PLC ARCHITECTURE
8. TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY DRAWING
9. GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS REPORT
10. MASS BALANCE
11. CIVIL STRUCTURAL DRAWING
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
LEGEND
GROUND FLOOR
Tag
NAME OF THE COMPONENT DIMENSIONS UOM CAPACITY QTY
no.
AUTOMATED STEPPED COARSE
1 6.5 x 1.5 x 2m 2
SCREEN
A COLLECTION WELL - CLOSED TANK A
NE 2 16 Dia x 3m Ht cu.m 625 1
N (COVERED WITH RCC SLAB)
E
AUTOMATED ROTARY DRUM FINE
NW
3 6.5 x 1.5 x 2m 3
SCREEN
SE
4 GRIT CHAMBER 12.5 x 2 x 1m cu.m 31 2
W
S PRE SETTLING TANK - CLOSED
SW 5 33 Dia x 3.5m Ht cu.m 2917 3
TANK (COVERED WITH FRB HOOD)
STORAGE AND HOMOGENISATION
MAIN RO ENTRANCE 6 TANK - CLOSED TANK (COVERED 90 x 28 x 6m cu.m 14410 2
AD BRIDGE
WITH RCC SLAB)
COMMON CHROME 2 3 7 FLASH MIXER - I (LIME) 3.7 x 3.7 x 3.7m cu.m 51 2
NALA
RECOVERY PLANT 8 LIME PREPARATION & DOSING TANK 4.3 x 4.3 x 4m cu.m 74 8 B
1 4
EXISTING 9 FLASH MIXER - II (ALUM) 3.7 x 3.7 x 3.7m cu.m 51 2
10 m WIDE ROAD
B MAIN RO
SUBSTATION AD ALUM PREPARATION & DOSING
EXISTING ROAD
8 m WIDE ROAD
33 / 11 KV RO
A 12 POLY DOSING TANK 5 x 5 x 3m cu.m 75 2
SUBSTATION D
LAB 58 13
PRE-AERATION TANK / SULPHIDE
33 x 22 x 6.5m cu.m 4720 2
(AREA - 50 x 40 m) OXIDATION TANK - I
EXISTING 48 6
PORTICO
5 11 16 14
PRE-AERATION TANK / SULPHIDE
10 x 10 x 6m cu.m 600 2
ADMIN OXIDATION TANK - II
MEETING
ROOM - 2 10 m WIDE ROAD 7
10 m WIDE ROAD
BUILDING DISTRIBUTION TANK FOR AERATION
MEETING 15 10 x 10 x 6m cu.m 600 1
ROOM - 1
8 m WIDE ROAD TANK
OFFICE - 2
8 16 ANOXIC TANK 35.5 x 34 x 5m cu.m 6035 2 C
14 16 BIOT - I (AERATION TANK - I)
C OFFICE - 1
11 11 9 13 13 56A 17 106 x 48 x 6.5m cu.m 29858 2
14 18 SECONDARY CLARIFIER-I 36 Dia x 3.5m Ht cu.m 3548 2
10 19 BIOT - II (AERATION TANK - II) 106 x 47 x 6.5m cu.m 29301 2
EXISTING CETP AREA FOR FUTURE 10 m WIDE ROAD 20 SECONDARY CLARIFIER-II 36 Dia x 3.5m Ht cu.m 3548 2
EXPANSION 10 m WIDE ROAD 12 27 Dia x 4m Ht cu.m 2290
15 54 15 49 21 REACTOR CLARIFIER 2
BRIDGE
SODA ASH PREPARATION AND
19 19 17 17 22 3.5 x 3.5 x 4m cu.m 49 4
EXISTING ROAD
DOSING TANK
18 18 23 CHEMICAL SLUDGE HOLDING TANK 13 x 13 x 4m cu.m 591 1
22 SLUDGE THICKENER (BIO) - CLOSED
24 23 Dia x 3.5m Ht cu.m 1474 1
20 MLD TANK (COVERED WITH FRB HOOD)
SLUDGE THICKENER (CHEMICAL) -
CETP D
24A CLOSED TANK (COVERED WITH FRB 30 Dia x 3.5m Ht cu.m 2637 1
20 20 HOOD)
A
D
NAL
25 FILTER PRESS SYSTEM 38 x 15 x 7m sq.m 570 1
10 m WIDE ROAD
QUARTZ FILTER FEED TANK -
10 m WIDE ROAD 26 CLOSED TANK (COVERED WITH RCC 28 x 20 x 5m cu.m 2800 1
SLAB)
EXISTING ROAD 62 23 21 21 27 QUARTZ FILTER SYSTEM 32 x 16 x 7m sq.m 512 1
59 59 UF FEED TANK - CLOSED TANK
60 28
(COVERED WITH RCC SLAB)
15 x 20 x 5m cu.m 1500 1
24A 10 m WIDE ROAD 10 m WIDE ROAD UF PERMEATE TANK / RO FEED
BRIDGE
29 TANK - CLOSED TANK (COVERED 23 x 20 x 5m cu.m 2300 1
WITH RCC SLAB)
51 sq.m 1350
48 ADMIN BUILDING 15 x 90 x 4m 1
49 SLUDGE STORAGE YARD sq.m 4900.00 1 E
25 24
56B 51 UF SYSTEM 50 x 30 x 4.5m sq.m 1500 1
DETAILS FOR ADMIN BUILDING 61 61
EXISTING ROAD
E
TRANSFORMER & DG SET PCC
15 BRIDGE 56 sq.m 1900 1
AREA, A & B
10
STORE
WORKSHOP
SCADA
60 CHEMICAL STORAGE TANKS 45 x 10 x 1.2m sq.m 450 1
41
ROOM
A
PUMP HOUSE 61 MIXING TANK 70 x 70 x 4.9m cu.m 24010 2
8
NAL
16
LAB
PORTICO
8
ROOM - 2
55 CONFERENCE ROOM 15 x 90 x 4m sq.m 1350 1
MEETING 55
10
ROOM - 1
F
41
CONFERENCE
10
OFFICE - 2 HALL
F
10
OFFICE - 1
15 30
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN AREA FOR EXISTING 130 MLD STP
LEGEND
AREA AREA
Sl.No. DESCRIPTION
(ACRES) (SQ.M) PROJECT TANNERY WASTE MANAGEMENT AT JAJMAU, KANPUR
CLIENT NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA - NEW DELHI
1 CETP
TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
a AREA FOR 20 MLD TANNERY CETP 24.44 98905 PROJECT twic POLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING,
DEVEOLPER No.86, FIRST FLOOR, MOUNT ROAD,
b AREA FOR SLUDGE STORAGE YARD 1.21 4897 GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032
c SUBSTATION 0.49 1983 TITLE PROPOSED PLANT LAYOUT FOR 20 MLD TANNERY CETP IN JAJMAU
COLOR & LINE LEGEND
H H
2 AREA FOR ZLD PILOT PLANT SYSTEM 0.76 3100 DRG.NO TWIC/2016/UP/LAYOUT/01/REV-0 SHEET 01 OF 01
BOUNDARY
3 AREA FOR COMMON CHROME RECOVERY PLANT 1.52 6151 EXISTING 0 NTS 3/8/18
D.R NNK / KMM KR GB SH
4 AREA FOR FUTURE EXPANSION 16.17 65438 NALA
DRAWN. REVED.B APPD. ISSUED
TOTAL AREA 44.59 180474 PHASE I - UPTO ULTRA FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY REV SCALE DATE GEN. BY
BY Y BY . BY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
A A
C
QF - B/W UF - B/W
PIT
TO COLLECTION
WELL
ULTRA FILTRATION
QF
SKID FROM UF PERMEATE
TANK
TO UF
+3.75 PERMEATE TANK
+3.00 D
+4.00m +2.00 +1.75 +1.75 +1.50
+1.50 +1.50 +1.25
D +3.00m +1.00
+2.00m 0.00
+1.00m
±0.00m - 2.00
-1.00m -3.00 -2.75
-3.50
-2.00m - 4.00 UF CIP
-4.50 -4.75
-3.00m TO SLUDGE
HOLDING TANK TO SLUDGE UF FEED TANK
-4.00m DBT-II HOLDING TANK
-5.00m SECONDARY CLARIFIER - I TO SLUDGE
BIOT-II SECONDARY CLARIFIER - II HOLDING TANK
SFT-II REACTOR CLARIFIER QF FEED TANK
+3.00 +2.90 F
+4.00m
F +3.00m +1.00
+2.00m
+1.00m
- 2.00 - 2.00
D D
±0.00m
-1.00m - 3.00
-2.00m
-3.00m MIXING TANK SLUDGE THICKENER (BIO) FILTER PRESS (BIO) SLUDGE THICKENER FILTER PRESS (CHEMICAL)
-4.00m UF PERMEATE TANK / RO FEED TANK CHEMICAL SLUDGE HOLDING TANK (CHEMICAL)
-5.00m WITH MIXER
G G
MAIN PROCESS LINE TITLE HYDRAULIC FLOW DIAGRAM (HFD) FOR 20 MLD TANNERY CETP IN JAJMAU
H H
PERMEATE LINE DRG.NO TWIC/2016/UP/HFD/01/REV-0 SHEET 01 OF 01
BACKWASH LINE NOTE :
0 NTS 23.7.18
1. ALL THE LEVELS ARE IN METERS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
REJECT LINE COLOR & LINE LEGEND DR NNK KR GB SH
DRAWN. APPD.
SLUDGE LINE PHASE I - UPTO ULTRA FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY REV SCALE DATE
BY
GEN. BY REVED.BY
BY
ISSUED. BY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
CETP capacity
Raw effluent from Member Tannery 3 20000
Industries (m /day)
19460 17.46 MLD TWW @ 13000 mg/l TDS
19460
Collection
Well
19460
Fine Screen
( Mechanised Rotary Drum)
19460
19460
Pre-Settling
Tank
( Plain
Sedimentation)
584
251
18876 1%
42% 28800
8183 Storage and Homogenisation Tank
199
NaOH Dosing
H2O2 Dosing 28800 593
28800
28800
Polyelectrolyte dosing
Primary
Clarifier
610
28190
28190
27961
47421
Chrome Liquor from Tannery Industries
Biological Oxidation Tank -II
19460
540
Common Chrome Recovery Unit 11 Recovered chrome for Reuse
(CCRU) in member units
529
Secondary
Clarifier-II 93
Supernatant storage Tank
27961 1208
529
Chemical
Sludge
Thickener-
27868 II 1009
Glauber's salt
Anhydrous Sodium sulphate
LSS- Reactor 597
Clarifier
529
27800
Quartz Filter
14% 2724
UF permeate
20785 83%
Reverse Osmosis System
Diluted treated tannery wastewater to river
(Recovery 65-70%) Mixing Tank
discharge @ < 2100 mg/l TDS
6% 1167.6 Phase-II (add on) 7728 RO Reject
11889
Permeate for reuse in member units
WATER BALANCE
NAME OF THE
Legend NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA ( NMCG )
CLIENT
RO Recovered water for reuse in member
Raw effluent line/Treated effluent Recovery m3/day 11889 59.45%
PRCOESS FLOW DIAGRAM WITH WATER BALANCE FOR A 20 MLD
Tannery units of CETP
TITLE
TANNERY BASED CETP (Up to UF) AT JAJMAU, KANPUR
Chemical sludge/thickener overflow/filtrate This Process Flow Diagram (PFD) contains confidential property
information of Tamilnadu Water Investment Company Limited, RO Reject for disposal m3/day 7728 38.64%
Chrome supernatant any unauthorised exhibition or copying of this material is strictly Bio sludge to SLF m3/day 63 0.31%
Bio sludge/ Thickener overflow/filtrate prohibited unless otherwise authorised in writing by TWIC, Losses Chemical sludge to Cement Industry 3
m /day 310 1.55% DRG. NO NMCG/TAN/JAJ/KNR/CETP/TTP/2017 SHEET
Chennai. Recovered chrome for reuse at member 3
m /day 11 0.05% 1 NTS 01.11.2017
Tannery units
Phase-I Components TOTAL m3/day 20000 100.00%
REV SCALE DATE DRAWN BY GEN. BY REVWD. BY APPD. BY ISSD. BY
Phase-II Components
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
A HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
DOSING
A
ODOR
CONTROL
TO BIO SODIUM HYDROXIDE
DOSING SYSTEM
SLUDGE
PG PG
THICKENER
NV
NV
PG PG PG
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
AUTOMATED ROTARY
BFV
BFV
BFV
DRUM FINE SCREEN
NV
NV
NV
SP SP
NRV
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
NV
PRE SETTLING TANK FLASH MIXER - I FLASH MIXER - II
RAW EFFLUENT FROM ODOR SP LIME DOSING ALUM DOSING B
AUTOMATED CONTROL
SP SP
GRIT CHAMBER
TANNERY INDUSTRIES STEPPED COARSE SYSTEM TO BIO
B FLOW MAKER SHT FLOW JET
BFV
BFV
BFV
SCREEN SLUDGE SODIUM HYDROXIDE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
THICKENER DOSING DOSING
PG PG
AUTOMATED ROTARY
NV
NV
DRUM FINE SCREEN
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
SP SP
NV
NV
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
GRIT CHAMBER
SP SP
TO
CHEMICAL
PG PG SLUDGE
HOLDING TO
NV
NV
TANK DBT - II
FROM FLASH
NRV
NRV
NV
MIXER - II SP SP
(PRE AERATION TANK) SULPHIDE OXIDATION TANK - 2 ANOXIC TANK - I
PRIMARY CLARIFIER / CLARIFLOCULATOR
POLY DOSING (PRE AERATION TANK) SECONDARY CLARIFIER
LDO PHOSPHORIC ACID I SLUDGE RE BIOT - I (AERATION TANK) SECONDARY CLARIFIER - I
TORQT PLC
LT DOSING
CIRCULATION LINE
TORQT PLC
E
TORQS
M
LT LDO LT LDO
E TORQS M
TO
CHEMICAL DT 1 FOR BIOT (AERATION TO
PG PG SLUDGE TANK) DBT - II
HOLDING
NV
NV
TANK
FROM FLASH
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
MIXER - II
PRIMARY CLARIFIER / CLARIFLOCULATOR
SP SP
SULPHIDE OXIDATION TANK - 1
POLY DOSING
(PRE AERATION TANK) SULPHIDE OXIDATION TANK - 2 ANOXIC TANK - II BIOT - I (AERATION TANK) SECONDARY CLARIFIER - I
(PRE AERATION TANK)
TORQT PLC
TO ANOXIC TANK-I TO ANOXIC TANK IIF
M
TORQS
F LIME DOSING
SODA ASH DOSING
PG PG PG PG
TO
CHEMICAL TORQT PLC TORQT PLC
NV
NV
NV
NV
PG PG
SLUDGE LT LDO TO BIOT DBT - II
NV
NV
M M
HOLDING TORQS TORQS
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
NV
NV
TANK TO BIO TO BIO
FROM FLASH
NRV
NRV
SLUDGE SLUDGE
NV
NV
SP SP SP SP
MIXER - II SP SP
THICKENER THICKENER
TO
PRIMARY CLARIFIER / CLARIFLOCULATOR PG PG CHEMICAL
PG PG SLUDGE
NV
NV
HOLDING
NV
NV
TANK
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
TO BIO
FROM SECONDARY
NRV
NRV
QF FEED TANK
NV
NV
G SP SP SLUDGE G
CLARIFIER - I THICKENER
SP SP
NV
PG PG
HOLDING TITLE PROCESS AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM FOR PRE TREATMENT SYSTEM
H H
NV
NV
TANK
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
NRV
NRV
SLUDGE
NV
NV
SP SP
THICKENER
SP SP
0 NTS 23.7.18
REACTOR CLARIFIER DR NNK KR GB SH
DRAWN. APPD.
REV SCALE DATE GEN. BY REVED.BY ISSUED. BY
BY BY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
PG PG
FROM PRIMARY FROM PRE SETTLER
NV
GV
NV
GV
A CLARIFIER A
FROM SECONDARY
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
CLARIFIER - I
GV
GV
PG PG FROM SECONDARY SP SP
FROM REACTOR CLARIFIER - II
CLARIFIER
BFV
BFV
NV
NV
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG
SP SP
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
NV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
GV
BFV
BFV
SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP B
B
CHEMICAL SLUDGE HOLDING TANK
SLUDGE THICKENER SLUDGE THICKENER FILTER PRESS FEED PUMP FILTER PRESS FEED PUMP FILTER PRESS FEED PUMP FILTER PRESS FEED PUMP FILTER PRESS FEED PUMP
(CHEMICAL) (BIO)
FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
F
FILTER PRESS FILTER PRESS
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
NRV
F
PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG
AIR BLOWER AIR BLOWER AIR BLOWER AIR BLOWER AIR BLOWER AIR BLOWER
D
BLOWER LINE
TO UF FEED TANK
FM
FM
FM
FM
FM
FM
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
AI
AI
AI
AI
AI
AI
FI
FI
FI
FI
FI
FI
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
DPT DPT DPT DPT DPT DPT
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
B
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
B
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV
NV NV NV NV NV NV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
PG PG PG PG PG PG
BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
PG PG PG PG PG PG
BV
BV
BV
BV
BV
BV
D D D D D D C
D D D D D D
C D D D D D D
QUARTZ FILTER - 07 QUARTZ FILTER - 08 QUARTZ FILTER - 09 QUARTZ FILTER - 10 QUARTZ FILTER - 11 QUARTZ FILTER - 12
D
BLOWER LINE
D
FM
FM
FM
FM
FM
FM
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
FIT
AI
AI
AI
AI
AI
AI
FI
FI
FI
FI
FI
FI
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
DPT DPT DPT DPT DPT DPT
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
QF OUTLET
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
AV-BV
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
QF INLET
BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV
NV NV NV NV NV NV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
PG PG PG PG PG PG E
BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV
E
BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV BFV
630 NB
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
PG PG PG PG PG PG
BV
BV
BV
BV
BV
BV
D D D D D D
D D D D D D
D D D D D D
QUARTZ FILTER - 01 QUARTZ FILTER - 02 QUARTZ FILTER - 03 QUARTZ FILTER - 04 QUARTZ FILTER - 05 QUARTZ FILTER - 06
355 NB F
QF BACKWASH
F PUMP
FROM REACTOR
630 NB
CLARIFIER
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
180 NB
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG PG LT
PG PG PG
NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV
G G
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
QF BACKWASH BLOWER
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
225 NB
A A
RECIRCULATION
TO UF FEED TANK
REJECT TO CIP TANK
PERMEATE TO CIP TANK
CIP INLET
BACKWASH INLET B
PH
B UF OUTLET
FI AI FIT FM FI AI FIT FM
FI AI FIT FM FI AI FIT FM
TU
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
BFV BFV
AV-BFV
BFV BFV
AV-BFV
BFV BFV
BFV
BFV BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
FI FI
FI
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
FI
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
CIP INLET
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AI
CIP INLET
AI
CIP INLET
AI PIT
CIP INLET
AI PIT PIT PG
NV
PIT PG
NV
PG FIT
NV
NV
PG FIT
NV
NV
FIT
NV
FIT PG PIT
NV
PG PIT PG PIT
PG PIT FM DPT FM
NV
AV-BFV NV
FM DPT UF OUTLET
NV
NV
UFM-1
FM DPT UF OUTLET
NV
AV-BFV NV
UFM-1
DPT UF OUTLET
NV
AV-BFV NV
UFM-77
UFM-77
UFM-1
UF OUTLET
UFM-77
UFM-1
UFM-77
ABF
ABF C
AV-BFV
ABF ABF FM FM
UF INLET
FM
AV-BFV
UF INLET
FM UF REJECT AV-BV
AV-BFV
UF INLET
UF REJECT AV-BV
AV-BFV
UF INLET
UF REJECT AV-BV
AV-BFV
NV
UF REJECT AV-BV
NV
FIT
NV
FIT
NV
FIT
AV-BFV
C FIT
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BFV
AI AI D
AI AI D D PIT
D PIT PIT
PIT FI FI
FI
AV-BFV
FI D BFV BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BV
D BFV BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BV
D BFV BFV
AV-BFV
AV-BV
D BFV BFV D
AV-BV
D D
D
D D
D D BFV
BFV BFV
BFV
D D
ULTRA FILTRATION D ULTRA FILTRATION D ULTRA FILTRATION
D
AIR COMPRESSOR
SDI TU
FM
FIT
AI
FI
D
PG PS DPT
ABF
QF BACKWASH QF Filtrate
PAL
DI
BFV NB
BFV NB
200 NB
200 NB
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV BFV
NRV 200
NRV 200
pump
Static mixer
LT
FM
FIT
E HYPO Dosing
AI
FI
PG PG PG PG PG TDS pH TSS BOD / COD /
pump PHIC
PG PG PG PG
CHROMIUM
NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV NV HCL Dosing
pump AI
HCL
PHIT
BFVNB
BFVNB
250 NB
250 NB
NaOH LT
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
250
250
NaOCL NV
QF BACKWASH
UF FEED PUMP
BFV
BFV
BFV
PUMP
TREATED SEWAGE
UF FEED TANK
NRV
NRV
NRV
FROM STP
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
NRVBFV
PG PG PG
FM
FM
FIT
FIT
NV
NV
NV
PG PG PG
AI
AI
FI
FI
F
pH BFV NV NV NV
BFV
BFV
BFV
BFV
TSS UF PERMEATE
BFV
BFV
BFV
TANK/ RO FEED
TANK UF BACKWASH
TDS LT
PUMP
NRV
BFV
BFV
NV
NV
TO RIVER DISCHARGE
G LT LDO LT G
LDO
NRV
NRV
BFV
BFV
NV
NV
LIST OF COMPONENTS TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
S.No DESCRIPTION SIZE/CAPACITY QTY
PROJECT twicPOLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING,
DEVELOPER No.86, FIRST FLOOR, MOUNT ROAD,
UF PERMEATE GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032
1 UF FEED TANK 20 x 15 x 5m - 1500 cu.m 1 TRANSFER PUMP
2 UF FEED PUMP 551 cu.m/ H @ 30m head 5 TITLE PROCESS AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM FOR UF SYSTEM
H H
3 UF BACKWASH PUMP 1301 cu.m/ H @ 30m head 2 DRG.NO TWIC/2016/UP/P&ID/01/REV-0 SHEET 04 OF 05
BFV
BFV
UF PERMEATE TANK / RO FEED TANK
4 CIP TANK 40 cu.m 1
5 UF CIP PUMP 689 cu.m/ H @ 30m head 3 MIXING TANK MIXING TANK 0 NTS 23.7.18
6 UF SKID 4 UF SYSTEM DR
DRAWN.
NNK KR GB
APPD.
SH
SYMBOL LEGEND
PTLT
PTLT PG SL.NO. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
NRV BFV
PG PRV
BV
NRV BFV
PRV NV PD D
NV BV PD D BV
BV PG LG ST DP PG
1 PG PRESSURE GAUGE
PG LG PG PRV FM REACTOR CLARIFIER
ST DP
NV
A PRV D A
FM FLASH MIXER 1 2 PS PRESSURE SWITCH
NV
D NV BV
NV BV
BV DP BV PD
BV
BV DP BV PD 3 CI CONDUCTIVITY INDICATOR
BV
BV
BV SODA ASH DOSING TANK BV
LIME DOSING TANK BV D ST
D ST LIME DOSING PUMP SODA ASH DOSING PUMP 4 FM FLOW INDICATOR
LT
5 LS LEVEL SWITCH
PTLT 6 LT LEVEL TRANSMITTER
PG
NRV BFV
PRV
NRV BFV
BV
BV
NV PD D
BV PG
7 LG LEVEL GAUGE
PRV B
PG LG PG NV BV D
ST DP PRV FM FLASH MIXER 1 PG PD 8 DPT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
NV
D LG
B NV BV PG
ST DP
BV
NV PRV FM UF SYSTEM 9 PHI pH INDICATOR
NV
BV DP PD D
BV
BV BV
LIME DOSING TANK BV
BV DP BV PD 10 SDI SLIT DENSITY INDICATOR
BV
D ST LIME DOSING PUMP
BV
CAUSTIC SODA STORAGE BV
TANK (13 TANKS) D ST CAUSTIC SODA DOSING PUMP 11 LDO LUMINESCENT DISSOLVED OXYGEN
PTLT PTLT 12 TI TEMPERATURE INDICATOR
PG
NRV BFV
PRV
NV BV PD D 13 TU TURBIDITY METER
BV
PG LG ST DP PG
14 ORP OXYGEN REDUCTION POTENTIAL
NRV BFV
PRV FM FLASH MIXER 2
NV
D BV
NV BV PG
PRV C
BV PG NV BV PD D 15 AV-BFVAUTO BUTTERFLY VALVE
BV DP PD
BV
C BV LG
ALUM DOSING TANK BV
ALUM DOSING PUMP NV ST DP PG
PRV FM UF SYSTEM 16 AV-BV AUTO BALL VALVE
ST
NV
D D
BV
BV
17 PS PEN STOCK
BV DP PD
BV
BV
PTLT HCL STORAGE TANK BV 18 NV NEEDLE VALVE
PG (2 TANKS) D ST HCL DOSING PUMP
NRV BFV
PRV
NV BV PD D
PTLT
19 NRV NON RETURN VALVE
BV
PG LG ST DP PG
PRV FM FLASH MIXER 2 20 GV GATE VALVE
NV
D
NV BV
BV
21 BV MANUAL BALL VALVE
BV DP PD
NRV BFV
BV
BV D
ALUM DOSING TANK BV
ALUM DOSING PUMP
BV PG
PRV
22 BFV MANUAL BUTTERFLY VALVE
D ST NV D
D PG PD
LG
PG BV
23 ST STRAINER
NV ST DP PRV RM UF SYSTEM
NV
D
PTLT BV 24 PD PULSATION DAMPENER
PG BV BV PD
NRV BFV
PRV ST
BV D BV 25 PRV PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
BV
NV PD HYPO STORAGE TANK BV DP
BV
PG LG ST DP PG (2 TANKS) D SODIUM CHLORITE DOSING PUMP 26 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
PRV FM CLARIFLOCULATOR
8
NV
D
NV BV DPT
BV
BV DP PD 27
9 AUTO BASKET FILTER
BV
BV
POLY DOSING TANK BV
D ST POLY DOSING PUMP
E
PG
28 MICRON CARTRIDGE FILTER
PRV
E NV BV PD D
D
BV
BV DP BV PD 30 DOSING PUMP
BV
PTLT
BV PG
31
NRV BFV
D ST
NV BV PD
PRV
D
STATIC MIXER
BV
PG LG ST DP PG
PRV FM CLARIFLOCULATOR
32 D DRAIN TO SHT
NV
D
NV BV ABBREVIATION
BV DP BV PD WW - Waste water
BV
BV F
POLY DOSING TANK BV MS - Medium pressure steam
D ST POLY DOSING PUMP LS - Low pressure steam
F
PC - Pure condensate
IG - Inert gas
PTLT
PG
CW - Cooling water
NRV BFV
PRV PP - Polypropylene
NV BV PD D
BV MS - Mild steel
PG LG ST DP PG
PRV FM REACTOR CLARIFIER GI - Galvanized Iron
NV
D
NV BV CS - Cast steel
BV DP BV PD MS - Flow medium
BV
BV
LIME DOSING TANK BV
ST LIME DOSING PUMP
D
G PTLT G
PG
CHEMICAL DOSING SYSTEMS
NRV BFV
PRV
NV BV PD D
BV
PG LG ST DP PG
PRV FM REACTOR CLARIFIER
NV
D
NV BV
BV DP BV PD
BV
BV
LIME DOSING TANK BV
D ST LIME DOSING PUMP
PROJECT TANNERY WASTE MANAGEMENT AT JAJMAU, KANPUR
CLIENT NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA - NEW DELHI
PTLT
TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
PG
twicPOLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING,
NRV BFV
PRV PROJECT
NV BV PD D DEVELOPER No.86, FIRST FLOOR, MOUNT ROAD,
H BV GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032 H
PG LG ST DP PG TITLE PROCESS AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM FOR CHEMICAL DOSING SYSTEMS
PRV FM REACTOR CLARIFIER
NV
D
NV
BV
BV
DP BV PD
COLOR & LINE LEGEND DRG.NO TWIC/2016/UP/P&ID/01/REV-0 SHEET 05 OF 05
BV
0 NTS 23.7.18
BV DR NNK KR GB SH
SODA ASH DOSING TANK
D
BV
ST SODA ASH DOSING PUMP Phase I Upto Ultra filtration technology REV SCALE DATE
DRAWN.
BY
GEN. BY REVED.BY
APPD.
BY
ISSUED. BY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Note: Legend
DISCOM DP
STRUCTURE Sl.No. Name of the Equipment Symbol
From 33 KV 1. This HT & LT equipment's Single Line Diagram is indicative only. The
Incomer Contractor is free to design the electrical system as per the 1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
requirements & same shall be obtained approval from State
Lightning Lightning
Arrester Arrester
Electrical Inspectorate. 2 Vacuum Circuit Breaker (VCB)
CT CT D
D
Lightning Lightning
Arrester Arrester
E
Lightning Lightning
Arrester Arrester
CT CT
3 Core, 12 KV, 400 SQ. MM 3 Core, 12 KV, 400 SQ. MM
UE, AL.XLPE.CABLE UE, AL.XLPE.CABLE
11 KV INDOOR SWITCHGEAR PANEL
F
TFR-1 TFR-2 TFR-3 TFR-4 TFR-5 TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
PROJECT twic POLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING, No.86, FIRST FLOOR,
Preliminary Secondary Secondary Tertiary Dilution DEVELOPER
MOUNT ROAD, GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032, TAMILNADU, INDIA.
treatment treatment treatment treatment system
H Section system system System TITLE ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM FOR 33 / 11 KV Substation, HT Panels H
& Transformer
DRG.NO TWIC/2018/UP/SLD/01/REV-0 SHEET - 01 OF 32
PAPER SIZE A3
0 NTS 03/08/2018
REV SCALE DATE DRAWN. BY GEN. BY REVED. BY APPD. BY ISSUED. BY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Legend
E
19 Maximum Demand Indicator MDI 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV, 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV,
Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable
20 Voltmeter Selector Switch VSS
21 Ammeter Selector switch ASS
11/ 0.433 KV, 11/ 0.433 KV,
22 Voltmeter V
2500 KVA , OLTC, 2500 KVA , OLTC,
DYn11, DYn11, F
23 Ammeter A
Transformer Transformer
F
24 Kilo Watt Meter KW
29 Current transducer CTR CLIENT NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA - NEW DELHI
30 Voltage Transducer VTR
PCC No. 1 PCC No. 2 (BIOT-STAGE-1) PROJECT TANNERY WASTE MANAGEMENT AT JAJMAU, KANPUR
31 Indication Lamp Rating 4200 Amps Rating 4200 Amps
Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium PROJECT
TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
twic POLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING, No.86, FIRST FLOOR,
Working KW 1617 Working KW 1637 DEVELOPER
MOUNT ROAD, GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032, TAMILNADU, INDIA.
Standby KW 653 Standby KW 587
H Location PCC Room Location PCC Room TITLE ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM FOR HT PANEL WITH TRANSFORMER H
A A
1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV, 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV, 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV,
Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable
B
Indoor Type VCB panel Indoor Type VCB panel Indoor Type VCB panel
E
1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV, 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV, 1 Runs x 3 core x 300 sq.mm, 12 KV,
Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable Alu. UE,UG XLPE cable
G G
PCC No. 3 (BIOT-STAGE-2) PCC No. 4 PCC No. 5 PROJECT TANNERY WASTE MANAGEMENT AT JAJMAU, KANPUR
Rating 4200 Amps Rating 4200 Amps Rating 4200 Amps
Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium PROJECT
TAMILNADU WATER INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED.,
twic POLY HOSE TOWERS, SPIC ANNEX BUILDING, No.86, FIRST FLOOR,
Working KW 1532 KW Working KW 1968 KW Working KW 1838 KW DEVELOPER
MOUNT ROAD, GUINDY, CHENNAI - 600 032, TAMILNADU, INDIA.
Standby KW 312 KW Standby KW 529 KW Standby KW 800 KW
H Location PCC Room Location PCC Room Location PCC Room TITLE ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM FOR HT PANEL WITH TRANSFORMER H
Synchronizing Panel 2000 Amps LT Busduct 2000 Amps LT busduct 1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
3 Bus duct
9 9 9 9
1600 Amps 500 400 2500 Amps 630Amps 1000 Amps 400 500 250
3 Pole Amps Amps 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole Amps Amps Amps E
EDO, ACB, 3 Pole 3 Pole EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole Empty
E
MP Based MCCB, MCCB, MP Based MP Based MP Based MCCB, MCCB, MCCB, Comp.
Trip unit MP based MP based Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit MP based MP based MP based
trip unit trip unit trip unit trip unit trip unit
PMCC No. 1 Control Panel CP-1 (PMCC-3) PMCC No. 11 MLDBNo. 1 SPARE
Rating 1250 Amps Rating 250 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 250 Amps
Busbar Aluminium Busbar Copper Busbar Aluminium Busbar Copper
Section PT Section PT Section Section PT Location PCC Room
Working KW 464 KW Working KW 90 KW (Approx) Working KW 200 KW Approx.
Standby KW 167 KW Standby KW -- KW Standby KW 0 KW
G Location PT Location Odour Location Pilot palnt G
A A
PMCC No. 1
Rating 1250 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 454 KW
Standby KW 167 KW
Location PT System
B
B
CT 9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9 3
EM ASS
G G
A A
PMCC No. 2
Rating 400 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 118 KW
Standby KW 61 KW
Location PT System
B
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
A A
PMCC No. 3
Rating 250 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 90 KW (Approx.)
Standby KW -- KW B
G G
1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 1 Run x 3.5 1 Run x 3.5 1 Run x 3.5 2 Nos. of empty
core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 Compartment
D
Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm without switchgear
D Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium for accomdation of
Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured ACBs in Future use.
XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG
Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable
F 9 9 9 9
G G
Synchronizing Panel 2000 Amps LT Busduct 2000 Amps LT busduct 1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
3 Bus duct
9 9 9 9
12 Runs x 3.5
core x 300 3 Runs x 3.5 2 Run x 3.5 2 Nos. of empty
Sq.mm core x 300 core x 300 Compartment
Aluminium Sq.mm Sq.mm without switchgear
Armoured Aluminium Aluminium for accomdation of F
F
XLPE UG Cable Armoured Armoured ACBs in Future use.
9 9 9 9
(or) LT Busduct XLPE UG XLPE UG
as per site Cable Cable
reqd.
1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 1 No. of empty
core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 Compartment
D
Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm without switchgear
D Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium for accomdation of
Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured ACBs in Future use.
XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG
Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable
F 9 9 9 9
G G
A A
PMCC No. 4
Rating 800 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 262 KW
Standby KW 37 KW 800 Amps, 3pole ACB, EDO
Location PT System type, Motorized Spring Charged B
Microprocessor based O/L, S/C,
B E/F relay unit, U/V, S/T Release
CT 9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9 3
EM ASS
G G
Synchronizing Panel 2000 Amps LT Busduct 2000 Amps LT busduct 1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
3 Bus duct
9 9 9 9
4000 Amps
3 Pole 500 Amps, 500 Amps, 500 Amps, E
EDO, ACB, 3 Pole MCCB, 3 Pole MCCB, 3 Pole MCCB, Empty
E
MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based Comp.
Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit
12 Runs x 3.5
core x 300 2 Runs x 3.5 1 Run x 3.5 2 Nos. of empty
Sq.mm core x 240 core x 400 Compartment
Aluminium Sq.mm Sq.mm without switchgear
Armoured Aluminium Aluminium for accomdation of F
F
XLPE UG Cable Armoured Armoured ACBs in Future use.
9 9 9 9
(or) LT Busduct XLPE UG XLPE UG
as per site Cable Cable
reqd.
Location BIOT-STAGE II
CLIENT NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA - NEW DELHI
1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
3 Runs x 3.5 3 Runs x 3.5 3 Runs x 3.5 3 Runs x 3.5 3 Runs x 3.5 3 Runs x 3.5 1 No. of empty
core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 Compartment
D
Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm without switchgear
D Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium for accomdation of
Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured ACBs in Future use.
XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG XLPE UG
Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable
F 9 9 9 9
G G
A A
PMCC No. 5
Rating 400 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 157 KW
Standby KW 37 KW
Location BIOT-STAGE II
B
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
Synchronizing Panel 2000 Amps LT Busduct 2000 Amps LT busduct 1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
3 Bus duct
9 9 9 9
1250 Amps 800 Amps 2000 Amps 800 Amps 1600 Amps 800 Amps 250
3 Pole 500 Amps 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 500 Amps 3 Pole 3 Pole Amps E
EDO, ACB, 3 Pole EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, 3 Pole EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, 3 Pole Empty
E
MP Based MCCB, MP MP Based MP Based MP Based MCCB, MP MP Based MP Based MCCB, Comp.
Trip unit based trip Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit based trip Trip unit Trip unit MP based
unit unit trip unit
SubPCC No. 4 PMCC No. 7 PMCC No. 8 APFCR No. 4 (APFC +AHF) SPARE
Rating 1000 Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 500 KVAR
Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium Busbar Aluminium
Section PT Section PT Section PT Location PCC Room
Working KW 341 KW Working KW 269 KW Working KW 232 KW
Standby KW 67 KW Standby KW 93 KW Standby KW 75 KW
G Location Filter Press Location QF system Location UF System G
1 Transformer (TFR)
A A
VFD No. F1-F12 SPARE VFD No. F1-F5 VFD No. F6-F8 VFD No. F9-F11 SPARE
Rating 100 Amps Rating 250 Amps Rating 315 Amps Rating 315 Amps
Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper
Section Filterpress Section Filterpress Section Filterpress Section Filterpress
E
KW 40 KW KW 75 KW KW 90 KW KW 90 KW
E
G G
H TITLE ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM FOR SUB PCC PANEL 4 & 5 H
A A
PMCC No. 6
Rating 400 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section Pretreatment
Working KW 107 KW
Standby KW 39 KW
Location LSS
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
A A
PMCC No. 7
Rating 800 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section PT
Working KW 269 KW
Standby KW 93 KW
Location QF system
800 Amps, 3pole ACB, EDO
type, Motorized Spring Charged B
Microprocessor based O/L, S/C,
B
E/F relay unit, U/V, S/T Release
CT 9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9 3
EM ASS
G G
A A
PMCC No. 8
Rating 630 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section PT
Working KW 232 KW
Standby KW 75 KW
Location UF System
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
A A
Control Panel CP-2 /PMCC-10
Rating 400 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section PT Section
Working KW 122 KW (Approx)
Standby KW -- KW
Location CCRP
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
9 9 9 9
B
2000 Amps,
B 2000 Amps,3pole, 3pole,
ACB, EDO type, MP ACB, EDO type, 4000 Amps,
based O/L, S/C, E/F MP based O/L, 3pole,
relay unit, U/V, S/T ACB, EDO type,
S/C, E/F relay
Release MP based O/L,
unit, U/V, S/T
Release S/C, E/F relay
unit, U/V, S/T
Release
E
800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 800 Amps 500
3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole 3 Pole Amps
EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, EDO, ACB, 3 Pole Empty
MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MP Based MCCB, Comp.
Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit Trip unit MP based
trip unit
2 Runs x 3.5
2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 core x 300 1 No. of empty F
2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 2 Runs x 3.5 Compartment
F core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 core x 300 Sq.mm
Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Aluminium without switchgear
Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm Sq.mm
Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Armoured for accomdation of
Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium ACBs in Future use.
Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured Armoured XLPE UG
XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG XLPE UG Cable XLPE UG Cable
Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable PMCC No. 9
Rating 630 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
VFD No. F1 VFD No. F3 VFD No. F5 VFD No. F7 VFD No. F9 VFD No. F11 Section PT SPARE
Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Rating 630 Amps Working KW 238 KW
Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Busbar Copper Standby KW 0 KW
G Section Dilution pump Section Dilution pump Section Dilution pump Section Dilution pump Section Dilution pump Section Dilution pump Location Dilution system G
KW 200 KW KW 200 KW KW 200 KW KW 200 KW KW 200 KW KW 200 KW
CLIENT NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA - NEW DELHI
A A
PMCC No. 9
Rating 630 Amps
Busbar Aluminium
Section PT
Working KW 238 KW
Standby KW 0 KW
Location Dilution system
B
9 9 9 9 9
9 9 9 9
G G
A A
APFCR No. 1,2,3,4,5
Rating --
Busbar Copper
Location PT/MEE/RO
B
CT
3
EM ASS
9 9 9 9
---KVAR ---KVAR
Capacitor Duty Capacitor Duty
contactor contactor D
D
7 % Copper Wound 7 % Copper Wound
Detuned reactor Detuned reactor
---Sq.mm, copper
flexible, multistrand wire ---Sq.mm, copper
flexible, multistrand wire
E
-- KVAR, 440 VAC, MPP, -- KVAR, 440 VAC, MPP,
Heavy Duty Capacitor Heavy Duty Capacitor
G G
H TITLE ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM FOR APFCR WITH HARMONIC FILTER H
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