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00 design,
materials procurement, manufacture/fabrication, testing and supply of various types of fabricated and boughtout pipes,fittings,expansion joints, gates, screens and other miscellanious items connected with the circulating water system of 2 x 210 MW units. C.W.PIPING Scope of Work design, accessories, insurance, at pipes, painting, testing system. like / and required The contractor's scope of work shall supply of steel include
engineering, loading,
plates,
unloading at site, of
comprehensive piping of
fabrication site,
inside painting for pipes above 1600mm dia., handling of fabricated pipes at site, erection, and The commissioning of circulating water piping scope of work also includes Civil works
excavation, and back filling, construction of anchor thrust blocks chamber of man holes / air valves
other miscellaneous civil works that would be for installation of piping. Scope of Services
All
piping
systems
as
shown
in
enclosed
No.MEC/S/P123/A04/S4/01 and 02 complete with all joint welding at Battery limits viz., piping from and outlet of condensers, cooling water pipe for
piping and
exchangers (inlet and outlet), connection of C.W at cooling tower inlet, make up water pipes
blowdown pipes. ends the All bends , reducers, tees distance pieces, dished etc. of all sizes and shape required for complete
system. instruments stubs All piping and fittings for vents, drains, tapping points with stubs and root valves and
for the thermowell connections etc. necessary gaskets All counter flanges, blank flanges, caps etc. for the piping. All necessary bolts, nuts, and
All with
flanges, manhole and manhole covers, flanged blank on flanges, above automatic piping are air-vent included in
required
contractor's scope of supply.A minimum number of 6 automatic air vent) air release cum vacuum break valves for each unit (total 12 nos.) shall
provided of
(except
300mm dia.). also The pipework covered under this section shall
include
pumphouse
piping between pump house and main plant and units the as indicated in the drawings enclosed specification and described in pipe
paragraphs
for drinking water, service air and instrument piping etc., pipe work for service water air
also included in the scope of the contractor. generally tees, unions, pieces, T3.01 specified The The term 'pipework' referred (such herein as bends,
covers
pipes,
fittings
reducers,
plugs,
nipples,
sockets,
flanges, crosses, etc) valves, throttling stubs for primary sensing instruments etc. pipes shall be manufactured/supplied as
below: pipes ISPart-I With ii) 200 mm to 350 mm size i) Upto 150 mm nominal size M.S ERW Black conforming 1239-1984 (Medium Duty) to
Plain ends. Pipes ISthickspecified Nominal Dia DN DN DN DN 200 250 300 350 mm mm mm mm : : : : M.S. ERW to
conforming
below : O.D X Thickness in mm 219.1 273.0 323.9 355.6 x x x x 6.35 7.14 7.14 7.14
iii) 400 mm to 600 mm size M.S. Pipes( Steel commercial Nominal Dia DN DN DN DN M.S. specified a) 1984 b) 1984 For Instrument Air : For Service Air : iv) 400 450 500 600 mm mm mm mm : : : : Manufactured
Spirally Welded
at
Rourkela
Plant) of quality. O.D X Thickness in mm 406.4 457.0 508.0 610 x x x x 7.14 7.14 7.90 9.50 Fabricated from plates as in para T3.02 IS:1239 - 1984 (Part-I) Heavy duty/IS:1978 St.25 seamless IS:1239 - 1984 (Part-I) Heavy duty/IS:1978 St.25 seamless (Hot dip galvanised) c) d) T3.02 T3.02.01 Drinking water Service water : : IS:1239 - 1984 (Part-I) Heavy G.I. IS:1239 - 1984 (Part-I) Heavy / IS:3589.
Fabricated Steel Pipe lines All fabricated pipelines specified below shall
fabricated to
IS-2O62-1992
or equivalent having
------------------------------------------------------Nominal dia Outside dia Plate of pipe mm of pipe mm ------------------------------------------------------16OO mm 24OO mm 1632 2432 16 16
thickness mm
-------------------------------------------------------
All
fabricated using
by
shape
tolerances on dimensions of pipe fabricated from shall be as follows: i) On outer diameter as calculated from circumference Out of roundness
: :
thickness. ii)
iii) Out of straightness : T3.02.03 a any T3.02.04 erection field be site The
way that the longitudinal welds become staggered in two consecutive sections. Pipe sections in straight lengths delivered at site joints done at shall be of suitable length to minimise shall
facilitate
drawings
T3.02.05
The of
drawings for approval by Purchaser/ Consultants. drawings bill shall indicate design parameters, other
details.
to be done shall also be specified. Pipe fittings Fittings shall be supplied as per IS:1239-1992 Part for pipes upto 150 mm dia and shall be fabricated
pipes for dia 200 mm and above. air, etc., All root joint welding from headers for service
instrument air, service water and drinking water shall be carried out by the contractor.
Gate valves, Drain valves, Root valves, Blind pipe shall flanges, Gaskets, Bolts, nuts and washers
Fabrication of pipelines and welding of pipe joints The contractor welding shall arrange at his cost transformers, all
plant,
consumables
cylinders, welding electrodes for electric arc and filler rods, fluxes etc. for gas welding
welding per
carrying out the welding at site. Submerged orc as per IS 10234-1982 shall be carried out as
relevant International code. going of T3.04.02 The contractor shall indicate the procedure he is to follow for fabrication/erection/hydraulic testing M.S.Pipes. all The contractor shall arrange at his own cost for
tests outlined in this section. T3.04.03 requirements Requirement of welded joints The contractor shall ensure the following while welding the plates/ pipejoints etc. i) ii) less agressive T3.04.04 contractor, make Strength-equality with parent metal Absence of defects
iii) Corrosion resistance of the weld shall not be than that of the parent metal in
environment. Method of Quality Control in Welded Joints Following besides steps shall be taken quality in by the to
controlling
general,
effective control in carrying out welded joints. with tests Number like a adherence b) a) Welding procedures shall be prepared in line IS:7307(Part-I)-1974, reaffirmed in 1991 and shall be carried out to quality procedures. of procedures will depend on variables
positions of welding, thickness range etc. Once welding procedure is qualified, strict
to it shall be made during actual welding. IS:7310 Welders employed shall be qualified as per
passing
reaffirmed in 1987
after
Welding Such
consumables consumables
approved subject
qualifying initial check tests as per IS:814The contractor shall strictly follow
welding procedures during actual welding. the following stages of inspection shall also
carried out : proper slag etc., ii) i) Weld edge preparation before welding, fit up, position of welding, cleaning of between the passes, proper weld profile shall be checked visually, amongst others. welded approved T3.04.05 the per in Non-destructive joints tests of weld of
procedures/ drawings. Preparation of joints The contractor shall prepare the edge correctly to shape, ANSI size and dimensions of the vee-grooves B-16.25 unless otherwise as
specified
drawings/documents. free may loose The welding surfaces shall be smooth, uniform and from fins, teers, notches or any other defect which adversely afect welding and shall be free from
scale, slag, rust, grease, paint, moisture or any foreign about material. 10 mm The clean surface shall the welding faces extend to
beyond
contamination
and to avoid unsound weld deposit. Assembly, Alignment & Welding The sequence of welding shall be so planned
followed that there shall be a balance of welding the shall neutral axis of the fabrication. The working
the same time in diagonal quadrants of the shell back-step each method of welding. The rate of shall be more or less equal progress and
welder
free end of the joint, but in a long joint as in fabrication, back-step technique shall be used
reduce distortion.
To minimise internal locked up stresses due to the vertical joints for the shell shall be welded
completed to a circular course and then the circumferential welding of seam welded. seam However, started, before the
horizontal
Alternatively, course in
the
contractor
shall
shall be followed and the method of fabrication of course pipes shall be similar to fabrication of of
or transmission/industrial pipelines
diameter. by If fused T3.04.07 Pipe and attachment and shall be aligned properly welding. either
accurate tack
welds
into the first layer of weld or else chipped out. Tests on welded joints (a) and all close less other magnifying and mm from following The Visual examination contractor shall conduct visual examination
measurement of external dimensions of the weld for joints. Before examining the welded joints, areas to than it on both sides of the weld for a width 20 mm shall be cleared of slag not and
impurities. glass
measuring instrument which has an accuracy of + 0.1 or by weld gauges. Welded joints shall be examined both sides. The contractor shall examine the during the visual examination :-
the
i)
Check
the
of
vi)
Unwelded crates
vii) Cracks in welded spots and heat affected zones viii)Porosity in welds and spot welds ix) of contact x) The as about by test Compression electrode welding Displacement of welded element. contractor shall carryout any or all tests in welded while joints as a out result
impact
carrying
specified
Purchaser
the acceptability of the welded joints, as directed the Purchaser. However minimum 10% DPT or MP
shall be carried out in the fabricated pipes. (b) Liquid Dye-penetrant Test dye-penetrant tests shall be carried out 1991
Liquid in for
accordance
surface/sub-surface defects. (c) The Test by Blowing surface of the weld shall be of covered of with water
solution
consisting
hundred (100) grammes of soap. Compressed air shall blown 5 from the opposite side at pressure of 4
of Portable if
the weld shall not be more than 50 mm. Any formation soap buble will indicate shall welding defects. the contractor,
compressor
be arranged by
necessary, for this purpose. Tolerance be Deviations for assembly of welded joints may
permitted to the following extent : Tolerance ------------------------Automatic a) Source butt-joints i) Gap between the ends of plates + 2.00 mm - 1.00 mm + 1.00 mm Manual arc
Tolerance ------------------------Automatic ii) Stepping of one plate over the other Manual arc
1.00 mm
2.00 mm
b)
Single Vee-groove Joints i) ii) Bevol angle Gap between two + 5 deg. + 2.00 mm - 1.00 mm 2.00 mm + 5 deg. + 1.00 mm
2.00 mm
5.00 mm
5.00 mm
ii) d)
2.00 mm
1.00 mm
Tee-filler joints i) Gap between the edge of the web and the surface of the flange 2.00 mm 2.00 mm
Rubber Expansion Joints Design and Construction Design of the expansion joint shall take care of
axial, angular or rotational movement of the bellow / or the equipment vibration, as stipulated in the specification shall sheets enclosed. The expansion
required.
manufactured from high grade abrasion resistant or synthetic rubber, as specified in data sheets, Split retaining rings
the expansion joint with connecting pipe flanges. Carcass Fabrics of high strength synthetic fibres shall be in suitable number of plies to hold the shape of
Copper coated steel wire or solid endless rings in the carcass shall be used for reinforcement of
expansion bellow. Cover The exterior and interior surfaces of the bellow
be coated with suitable material to protect the from outside damage and fluid corrosion.
Protective exterior.
hypalon
coatings
may
be
applied
at
Control Rod Assembly Each expansion joint shall be supplied with control assembly to prevent excessive elongation or of long the bellow. bolt, nuts Control rod assembly will & lock nuts, spherical consist
connecting plates (gusset plate) for fixing the with mating flanges.
and of
Control
rod
assembly
shall
allow
transverse
of on the
Design
care
the maximum axial thrust across the bellow calculated the basis of maximum fluid internal pressure and
T3.05.06
End Flanges
The
expansion
joint
shall
have
reinforced
the flange shall have no eccentricity in relation to corresponding bolt hole of the flange on the other The end rubber flange shall be drilled to suit
erection by others. Counter Flanges Counter flanges shall be as per AWWA C-207. washers 7.05.08 Required numbers of carbon steel nuts, bolts,
and rubber gaskets shall be furnished. Hydrostatic Pressure Test and Vacuum Test a) internal half the All Pressure Test expansion bellows shall be subjected to
pressure test at a value of one and a the maximum working pressure under
following conditions for thirty (30) minutes: i) ii) lateral Free position of the bellow With permitted (design) elongation and
deflections iii) With design contraction and lateral deflection Inspection for leakage from the bellow shall be out during pressure test.
carried
over, check
Before the hydro test and after the hydro test is the bellow shall be dimensionally inspected to
deformation, if any. suitably During the test, the control assembly shall be adjusted to obtain the test conditions of the bellow. b) Vacuum Test
All expansion joint shall be subjected to a vacuum test in thirty positions at 700 mm of Hg vacuum. The test shall be conducted
three different positions for a minimum period of (30) minutes duration in each position. are as described above for pressure test. These
Purchaser
tests as may be found necessary for quality All the above tests shall be carried out without cost to Purchaser. The Rubber Expanson Joints shall conform to
following standards/codes: i) Expansion standards ii) Fluid sealing Association, USA joints manufacturers' Association,
USA
Design of Expansion joint shall take care of the axial, or angular or rotational movements of the bellow and/
the equipment vibration. The body of expansion joint shall be made from
abrasion
at
both ends complete with split retaining rings. The external shall and internal surfaces of the with
expansion a
joint
be of Neoprene of 3 mm thickness
for
Steel
wire/synthetic
fabric
shall
be
used
reinforcement of the expansion bellows. Tie rods shall be provided in the expansion joints. T3.05.10 Design Requirement i) ii) Qty. Nominal diameter 5 Nos. 1600 mm. Single arch type. 6 Kg/cm2 Circulating water (for analysis see Annexure-D & E). 44/30
Liquid to be handled-
vi)
vii) Maximum flow (M3/hr) viii)Location ix) x) xi) Test pressure (kg/cm2g) Vacuum design Vacuum test
16500 Indoor 7.5 750mm of Hg vacuum 700mm of Hg vacuum Manufacturers std. AWWA-C 207, 1-50 lb slip on type
15 15 15 0.5
xviii) Torsional movement (deg.) xix) Pump speed (rpm) T3.05.11 Materials of Construction Bellow Carcass Stiffening ring External cover Internal cover Control assembly Retaining ring -
0.5 497
Synthetic Rubber Synthetic fibre Manufacturers standard Hypalon or approved equivalent Manufacturer's standard Manufacturer's standard Galvanised Steel
Flanges/Counter flanges Gasket Nuts, bolts and washers 307 Pipe thickness
Carbon Steel IS:2062 3 mm thick reinforced rubber Carbon Steel - ASTM A Grade A
16 mm
DATA SHEET FOR RUBBER EXPANSION JOINT 1.00.00 1.01.00 1.02.00 1.03.00 1.04.00 GENERAL Service Nominal size (NB)/Qty. Duty Type : : : : C.W.System 1600mm - 5 Nos. Continuous Spool type
1.05.00 1.06.00 1.07.00 2.00.00 2.01.00 2.02.00 2.03.00 2.04.00 2.05.00 2.06.00 2.07.00t 2.08.00
Overall dimensions (mm) Gross weight of the complete assembly (kg) Model No. PERFORMANCE CAPABILITY
: : :
Axial elongation / contraction (mm) : Lateral deflection (mm) Angular movement Torsional movement (degrees) Axial spring rate (N/mm) Torsional spring rate (kg/mm/deg) Frequency of vibration (Hz) : : : : : :
Maximum pressure drop through the expansion joint at design flow rate, Kg/cm2g : DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Design standard Design pressure (kg/cm2g) : :
< 0.01
No. of arch / corrugation Flange pressure rating and drilling standard No. of limit / control rods Bursting pressure of bellow (kg/cm2g) MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION
: : : :
4.01.00 4.02.00 4.03.00 4.04.00 Ring 4.05.00 4.06.00 4.07.00 4.08.00 4.09.00 4.10.00
: : : :
Synthetic Rubber Synthetic fibre Neoprene Rubber Neoprene Rubber IS 2062 Gr. A Sq. Annular IS1367 Gr.63.8/6.0, stretcher plate IS-2062 Gr.A.
Retaining ring segments: IS:2062 Gr.A Galvanised Flanges/counter flanges: IS:2062 Gr.A Fasteners Gaskets : : IS:2062 Gr.4.6/4.0 Not recommended as Internal Rubber flange shall act as self gasket
INSPECTION AND TESTING INCLUDED Materials Test Certificates Certificates for bought out items Dimensional tolerance as per specification Hydrotest as per specification : Yes : Yes : Yes : Yes
ACCESSORIES INCLUDED Control rod assembly with gusset plate, nuts spherical washers etc. : Yes Counter flanges with nuts, bolts etc. : Yes
LIST OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS ENCLOSED WITH THE CONTRACT Dimensional General Arrangement drawing as specified A cross-sectional drawing of the expansion bellow Manufacturers standard catalogues and Literature : Yes : Yes : No
7.04.00
A write-up on the manufacturing inspection and testing facilities available at the manufacturer's works Any other information
: :
7.05.00
LIST OF MANDATORY SPARES FOR R.E. JOINTS 1. 2. 3. 4. Note: particular Rubber Expansion Joint Complete assembly of 1600 mm dia. Slip-on type matching flange with bolts, nuts and gaskets Reinforced Rubber Gasket for above R.E. Joints Control rod assembly complete with nuts etc. One set corresponds to the quantity of part used in one R.E. Joint. : 1 set : 1 set : N.A. : 2 sets
GUARANTEED DATA FOR R.E.JOINTS. joint performance The for data. 1.00.00 2.00.00 3.00.00 4.00.00 5.00.00 6.00.00 7.00.00 Design working pressure of bellow (kg/cm2 g) : 6 Kg/cm2 12 kg/Cm2 15/15 15 0.5 0.5 BS 4504 PN-10 contractor guarantees that each rubber expansion minimum
Minimum bursting pressure of bellow (kg/cm2 g) : Axial elongation/contraction (mm) : Lateral deflection (mm) Angular movement (degrees) : :
SIGNATURE ......................... NAME .............................. DESIGNATION ....................... NAME AND ADDRESS OF COMPANY .. DATE .............................. .................................