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Document Number
LIMA-J-SPE-0001
Validation
2 Years
Expired Date
19-Dec-2016
ENGINEERING Group
PT TIMAS SUPLINDO
Approval Sheet
Name
Title
Tonny Soeharsono
Project Manager
Mochamad Wahyudi
Project Lead
Bambang Pudjiantoro
Engineering Lead
Date
Signature
Revision Status
Rev
Issue Date
By
Chk
App
Issue Purpose
29-May-2013
RSH
HA
ASP
1A
19-Dec-2014
APT
YSD
OSA
Owner
Signature
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Date
Signature
Instrument Engineer
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Review & Endorsement Records ............................................................................................................. 2
Revision Log Register .............................................................................................................................. 3
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1
Background............................................................................................................................... 5
1.2
Objectives ................................................................................................................................. 6
1.3
Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................ 6
2. CODES, STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATION .................................................................................. 8
2.1
Industrial Codes and Standards ............................................................................................... 8
2.2
Company Specifications ........................................................................................................... 8
3. ENVIROMENTAL CONDITION ........................................................................................................... 8
4. GENERAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................. 9
4.1
LIMA Flow Station .................................................................................................................... 9
4.2
General Requirements for PCS ................................................................................................ 9
4.3
Reliability .................................................................................................................................. 9
4.4
System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 10
5. HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE ...................................................................................................... 11
5.1
Graphical Display Requirement .............................................................................................. 11
5.2
Alarm Management and Display ............................................................................................ 12
5.3
System Configuration and Database ...................................................................................... 12
5.4
Logging and Reporting ........................................................................................................... 12
5.5
Redundancy............................................................................................................................ 13
6. HARDWARE / SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT ................................................................................. 13
6.1
Input / Output Module ............................................................................................................. 13
6.2
Controller Modules ................................................................................................................. 14
6.3
Communications Interface ...................................................................................................... 15
6.4
Software / Firmware ............................................................................................................... 15
6.5
PCS Communication .............................................................................................................. 16
6.5.1
Data Communication Network Interfaces ....................................................................... 16
6.5.2
Communication Bus ....................................................................................................... 16
6.5.3
Data Communications Networks .................................................................................... 16
6.6
Operator Work Station ............................................................................................................ 17
6.7
Maintenance / Programming / Engineering Workstation ........................................................ 17
6.8
Hardware Construction Requirements ................................................................................... 18
6.8.1
System and Marshalling Cabinet (Integral) .................................................................... 18
6.8.2
Cabling and Wiring ......................................................................................................... 18
6.8.3
Earthing System ............................................................................................................. 19
6.8.4
Name Plates and Labels ............................................................................................... 19
6.8.5
Power Supply.................................................................................................................. 20
7. SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION ........................................................................................................... 20
8. SYSTEM SUPPORT ......................................................................................................................... 21
8.1
System Maintenance .............................................................................................................. 21
8.2
System Maintenance Engineer / Operator / Technician Training ........................................... 21
9. VENDOR SCOPE OF SUPPLY ........................................................................................................ 22
10.
INSPECTION AND TESTING ................................................................................................... 22
10.1 General ................................................................................................................................... 22
10.2 Pre-Factory Acceptance Test ................................................................................................. 23
10.3 Factory Acceptance Test ........................................................................................................ 23
10.4 Site Acceptance Test .............................................................................................................. 23
11.
PREPARATION OF SHIPMENT ............................................................................................... 23
12.
QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM ............................................................................................ 24
12.1 General ................................................................................................................................... 24
12.2 Quality Audit ........................................................................................................................... 25
12.3 Non-Conformity and Correction Action ................................................................................... 25
13.
WARRANTY / GUARANTEE .................................................................................................... 25
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1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Background
LIMA Flow Station is one of PHE ONWJ Flow Station with an approximate production of more
than 4200 BOPD and 30 MMSCFD. Situated in the West Java province of Indonesia, with a
coordinates of 0515' S ; 10720' E, the LIMA Flow Station complex is distanced around 50
NMiles from the PHE ONWJ Marunda jetty. This Flow Station is also part of the Arjuna field
development and has been in production from the year of 1972.
LIMA complex originally had two platforms as power center source at LSER & LCOM
Platform distributing power to LPRO and LSER itself. When LCOM platform was added to
provide new gas handling facilities the power requirements for the gas-turbine compressors on
the new platform required additional power that was supplied by an almost identical system
to that originally installed on LSER. These power generation systems have been in operation
for over 30 years and the lack of availability of spare parts have reduced their reliability to such
an extent that to be able to provide continuous service requires a re-evaluation of requirements
in how the power is generated, and how it is distributed.
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Switchgear building that supports the power generation and distribution as well as the
electrical cables that connect all the electrical devices to the building.
These scopes of works are mainly to be conducted after the LIMA Flow Station shut-down
necessary to facilitate the jacking of the decks (LCOM, LSER and LPRO along with associated
bridges) upwards by approximately 4m (LIMA Subsidence-Deck Raising Project).
Key points and transformation of the LIMA Flow Station facilities through future execution of
LPSU Project are pointed in the following table:
Table 1.1 LPSU Project Scope of Works
LPSU Project Scope of Works
Power Generation
1.2
Objectives
The objective of this document is to provide minimum requirement for the design, supply,
manufacture, assembly, configuration, inspection, and testing
of the microprocessor
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) based Process Control System (PCS) as interface with
other systems to be installed on LIMA Flow Station facilities development.
Vendor shall furnish a complete and operational system that functions and complies with the
requirements set forth in this specification including interfaces with Packaged Equipment
Systems. This shall include hardware, software and services necessary to implement the
functions and requirements intended, even if not specifically mentioned in this specification. No
deviations from the specification shall be permitted without a written request and subsequent
written approval from PURCHASER / COMPANY.
1.3
Abbreviations
The following abbreviations will be used throughout this document:
ADG
AI
Analog Input
AO
Analog Output
DI
Digital Input
DO
Digital Output
EMC
Electromagnetic Compatibility
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EMI
Electromagnetic Interference
ESD / ESS
EWS
Engineering Workstation
FAT
F/S
Flow Station
FEED
GEG
GTG
GTC
HART
HMI
HSSE
ICSS
IP
Ingress Protection
IS
Intrinsically Safe
LA
Lima Alpha
LCP
LP
Low Pressure
LPRO
Lima Process
LCOM
Lima Compressor
LSER
Lima Service
LQ
Living Quarter
MCC
NIS
OIS
ORF
PCS
PHE ONWJ
PLC
SAT
SIL
TCP/IP
UPS
UCP
UTP
VAC
VDC
OPC
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2.
2.1
2.2
Company Specifications
PHEONWJ-E-SPE-0011
PHEONWJ-J-PRC-0003
PHEONWJ-J-SPE-0008
PHEONWJ-J-SPE-0112
3.
ENVIROMENTAL CONDITION
All PCS equipments design shall be provided to withstand on the following environments:
Location
:
Indoor, Pressurized
0
0
Temperature
:
70 F to 95 F
Relative Humidity
:
100%, non-condensing
Atmosphere
:
No special considerations
Wind velocity
:
nil
Area Classification
:
Non Hazardous
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4.
4.1
4.2
4.3
Reliability
It is essential that the PLC system shall be a proven and reliable system. The system
availability is usually expressed in terms of the following two factors:
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
The PLC must also meet the following target system availabilities:
When used for control system
> 99.5%
When used for ESD system
> 99.9%
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4.4
System Requirements
a) The system shall be modular in construction and expandable in future by adding
additional modules. Modules shall be easily accessible for maintenance and repair. The
different types/ models of modules shall be rationalized in order to promote
interchangeability and common spares inventory. All unused card locations shall be fitted
with cover plates.
b) PLCs described in this specification shall be microprocessor based systems with realtime clock that accommodate analog inputs, dry contact inputs and powered inputs from
field devices.
c) The health of the processor shall be continuously monitored by a configurable watchdog
timer. Any hardware or software problem in the processor subsystem, including CPU,
memory, power supply, communication interface, etc. shall be reported as failures.
d) The health of application program and communication interface shall be available for
monitoring in HMI.
e) Suitable battery back-up shall be provided to protect volatile program memory. Auxiliary
batteries shall maintain memory for at least 24 months on loss of power supply. The
type of memory provided shall be clearly identified in the Bill of Material along with the
offer. Shelf life of the battery i.e. in powered off condition shall be minimum 5 years. Hot
replacement of battery shall be possible without interruption of PLC operation or loss of
process control.
f) On-line replacement of any redundant module shall be possible in such a way that the
removal and addition of the module shall be possible without de-energizing the system
and without interruption of process control. Further, there shall not be any interruption in
the system while replacing a faulty module except for the inputs / outputs which interface
to that module.
g) The system shall have automatic cross-checking, integral self-test and failure indication.
The self-test shall include input circuit, output circuit, processor and any voting circuit.
h) The processor shall have the capability to implement all the control functions and PID
controller blocks required to implement the logic schemes. The size of the memory shall
be sufficient for storage of the program instructions required by the logic schemes. In
addition spare memory space is also required.
i)
The processor shall continuously scan the programs and all inputs and execute
commands to appropriate outputs. Input scan, program execution and output state
transition time shall be as low as possible and not greater than 200 ms. It will be assumed
that the execution rate for 80% of the control functions will be set at once per second while
the execution rate for 20% of the control functions will be set at four times per second. It
will also be assumed that the execution rate for all calculations, sequences and logic
functions will be set at once per second. SUPPLIER shall confirm the scan time.
j)
The control logic shall have the capability of implementing Ladder of Function Block
Diagram logic and shall include the use of register, arithmetic functions, block functions,
latched and momentary contacts, counters and timing functions. The SUPPLIER shall
state any system limitation for these functions. The programming software shall be
compliant to IEC 61131. It shall be possible to create user defined function blocks.
k) It shall be possible to synchronize the PLC and local Operator interface workstation
clock to package control system. The time synchronization is done from a digital output
PCS given at a preset time. Hardwired time sync signal shall be provided once in 24
hours at preset time from PCS to package control system.
l) In general, the PLC shall be installed in the Central Control Room ( CCR) located in
LCOM platform which is pressurized room. PLC hardware shall be suitbale for indoor
operation with condition as per Sec. 3.
m) The PLC system shall have protection of the electronic components from static
electricity and electromagnetic radiation; when exposed to field strength of 15V / meter
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or less over a frequency range of 27 MHz up to 2.6 GHz. all hardware components of
the PLC shall be immune to High Frequency Communication tools such as handheld
radios. EMC emission of PLC equipment shall meet IEEE 518 requirements.
n) The PLC system shall be provided as simplex configuration.
o) The PLC system shall be powered with UPS power back up to ensure no interruption
during power failure. Therefore PLC system shall be provided with dual power feeder.
5.
Interactive Graphics.
A configurable, real time and historical data collection package (which allows
minimum 6 month storage capacity) to support trending, logging, and reporting for all
dynamic data points.
Without any special configuration, user shall be able to select an item on one screen
and drag it to the other screen.
Display of all information related to loops of analogue and digital process variables.
Manipulation of controls, e.g. changing set point, selecting auto or manual output
ramping.
Control of cursor.
5.1
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The trend display shall present the data in the format of a strip chat on the screen. The trend
display shall consist of two types:
Historical trend
All trend data shall be stored on non-volatile memory (hard disk) of the system so that the trend
data can be archived and subsequently recalled.
5.2
5.3
Instrument data including tag numbers, range, engineering units, and service
description;
5.4
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The standard logs shall mainly consist of alarm summary and event summary report to be
printed out at the end of each shift.
The event summary report shall consist of the operator actions like auto I manual change
over, manual overrides, resets, etc.
A daily report shall be provided to log the important process parameters. The report shall be
printed at 12 hourly intervals. Format of the daily report will be provided by COMPANY.
Apart from the reports and logs mentioned above approximately, five free additional formatted
reports are envisaged to be configured in the system.
The free formatted report software shall allow the engineer to decide the layout and content of
the report, which may involve mathematical calculations like summing, efficiency calculations,
etc.
Alarm and return to normal shall be printed as they occur. Alarm messages shall contain time,
tag number, service description, process data and the type of alarm.
Operator action i.e. set point change, auto manual changeover etc., shall be logged as they
occur.
Alarms associated with PCS equipment shall be logged as they occur.
All alarms and operator action printed in the log report shall have date and time printed
alongside the action.
5.5
Redundancy
The PLC system shall be provided with redundancy include the following:
6.
6.1
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Grey Encoder Module: Receives grey-code signals from a device that produces greycode.
High-Speed Counter-Encoder Module: This type of module allows counting and
encoding at a much faster rate than is normally possible inside a PLC program.
PID Module: These modules enable the user to perform closed loop automatic control
based on proportional integral and derivative values. If properly tuned the module can
hold a process at the desired set point.
Synchronized Axes Module: Provides logic to synchronize machines like hydraulic
tailgate loaders, forging machines, and rolling-position operations.
Thermocouple Modules: These modules allow the PLC to read temperatures of a
process and will output usually with Celsius or Fahrenheit.
TTL Input Module: Allows reading inputs from TTL devices such as most integrated
circuits.
I/O modules shall capable of removal and replacement under power, without affect the
other I/O modules or interrupting the facility operation (hot swap).
Contact (Volt-free)
24 VDC 5% Output
Pulse (0 to 24 VDC)
4 to 20 mA DC (system powered or external powered).
6.2
Controller Modules
Each processor module shall have microprocessor based components capable of
performing data acquisition, regulatory controls, and sequential controls in the Control
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Room. Minimum hardware, peripheral and functional requirements and capabilities shall
be as described below.
The process module shall utilize a standardized modular rack construction in which
various electronic cards (modules) are inserted into the rack card file. Module
addresses shall be switch or software selectable; i.e., any card in any slot. No
external back plane methods may be used.
Each module shall have an onboard diagnostics, with onboard LED indicators,
defining status.
Each processor module shall have flash memory for memory retention feature
to keep configuration for minimum of 365 days with no power supplied.
The control module processor shall have the capability of being configured and
tuned from either fixed or transportable console.
System loading refers to the use of memory, CPU time, and communication
capacity. The loading shall consider the worst-case of high system activity. During
this case, no degradation of system performance is allowed.
Controllers shall be provided with sufficient memory and processing capability for
the initial I/O plus 40% additional for future expansion. With the fully
developed application software loaded and also with a spare capacity for 40%
future II 0 expansion, Controller loading shall not exceed 60%.
6.3
Communications Interface
Communications interface modules shall be capable of communicating with ControlNet,
Ethernet, RS-232-C, RS-485, RS-422 redundant interfaces. The PCS shall be capable of
driving the interface link with modules that are built into the processor or that plug directly
into the processor module card files. Serial interfaces shall have a redundant
hardware configuration. The PLC shall be capable of interfacing with the following:
Other PLC systems - ControlNet or Modbus link
Other safety systems, such as TMR or high integrity safety PLC
PC-based operator interface Ethernet
PC-based program I monitoring terminals - Ethernet
6.4
Software / Firmware
Software for programming shall be supplied by SUPPLIER / VENDOR. PLC shall be
supported with various programming languages. Preferred programming languages for PLC
programming are Ladder Logic Diagram, Function Block Logic Diagram, Sequential Function
Logic Chart, Instruction Lists and Structured Text.
Standard operating system software, with full documentation, shall be provided by Vendor.
Vendor shall provide configuration software to meet PURCHASER/COMPANY's specific
requirements. The following control and calculation algorithms shall be provided, as a
minimum:
- Timer and Counter Function
- Comparison Logic
- PID Instruction / Control modes
- Arithmetic Function
- Self-Diagnostic
- Change control parameter
- File Management
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The operating system software shall permit expansion of input and output data without
requiring program revision, reorganization, regeneration or reassembly up to the limits defined
at the time of system generation.
The software shall be designed to respond to all interrupts (either external or internal). All
interrupts shall store registers and program counters of the working program, process
the interrupt, and restore the working program. Sufficient hardware interrupts shall be
furnished to service all input/ output equipment. The priority structure shall be adequate to
handle all interrupts within a time period that does not degrade the system in worst case
conditions.
The operating system software shall be upgradeable.
6.5
PCS Communication
6.5.1 Data Communication Network Interfaces
Data communications network interface devices shall be available with the capability of
interfacing various devices with the Data Communications Networks. Process related and
control functions shall utilize ControlNet network communications or equal. HMI operator
workstations shall utilize Ethernet. Examples of such interfaces are:
Remote I/O via redundant ControlNet, Ethernet or fibre optic media.
Communication with
other PLCs
via redundant ControlNet, Modbus, or
Ethernet.
Data communications via redundant Ethernet network to HMI operator workstations.
Engineering workstation
computer
for
programming
or maintenance on
serial link or ControlNet / Ethernet network interfaces.
Poll other control systems in a standard protocol for connection to data network
Ethernet extended to communications network.
6.5.2 Communication Bus
a. Communication buses shall have redundant cables, routed in separate paths to avoid
a single incident causing simultaneous failure of both buses. Separation of paths shall
extend all the way to the bus interface and control devices on the I/O racks,
operator/engineering interfaces, and any other type of unit connected to the
communication buses.
b. PCS Supplier shall provide dual PCS internal communication buses for the Human
Machine Interface (HMI), controllers and I/O buses and historian. Redundant cables
of each communication bus shall alternate at regular intervals, as recommended by
the PCS Supplier.
c. The PCS shall be capable of interfacing with other commercially available process
computers, personal computers and microprocessor based process control
equipment with serial communication interfaces using OLE for Process Control
(OPC), TCP/IP or Modbus.
6.5.3 Data Communications Networks
The ControlNet and Ethernet data communications networks shall be dual redundant
capable of data transmission over a distance of a minimum of 500 metres. The
redundant highway shall be continually checked for availability and any fault shall be
alarmed. The system shall switch to the redundant highway on failure, without interruption
of service or loss of signals.
The system redundancy shall extend to the processor module bus interface level. The
following features shall be provided, as a minimum:
Two (2) data communications networks shall both be active at all times but can be
operated as a single highway for an indefinite period with no system degradation.
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6.6
6.7
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6.8
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fabricated type. Tested and connected after cabinet installation using plug and socket
connections. The . system cables shall be segregated from both the power cables in
controller cabinets and field's multicore cables in the Marshalling cabinets. The system
cables shall be adequately protected and installed on cable tray. All installed I/0 points
shall be connected up to field terminal block.
6.8.3 Earthing System
Each cabinet shall be provided with a Protective earth and Instrument Clean
earth segregated from each other.
SUPPLIER shall provide all earth continuity links required for his equipment. Provision
shall be made for terminating 35 mm2 stranded copper earthing conductors, at both the
sides of cabinet, for all UCPs.
SUPPLIER shall provide the complete system earthing schematic detailing
interconnections and minimum resistance values requirement along with their offer.
Spring loaded washers should be used on all power and earthing terminations.
Following shall be the minimum requirements for the Protective earth bar:
A Protective earth bar, bonded to framework, shall be provided in each UCP. It shall
be used to provide earthing for power supply modules, metal equipment enclosures
and doors.
All metal components shall be connected to the Protective earth system.
Flexible conduits, soldered joints or door hinges shall not be accepted as earth
returns.
Label on earth bar to be provided.
Wire insulation shall be Green with Yellow.
Following shall be the minimum requirements for the Instrument clean earth:
Instrument clean earth shall be totally separate from the Plant earth and shall be of
a high integrity.
Separate Instrument clean earth bus bar, mounted on insulators shall be
provided in each UCP. These shall be used to ground the Non-Intrinsically Safe
(NIS) signal cable screens and spare cores of all multi core NIS cables.
Adequate earth terminals shall be provided for all cases.
Label on earth bar to be provided.
Earth wire color shall be Green.
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SUPPLIER
by the CONTRACTOR during drawing review. Internally
mounted
equipment shall be clearly identified as to the device or function they serve by
nameplates using Traffolyte type Label to be provided for all internal cables and wires
also.
6.8.5 Power Supply
The SUPPLIER shall meet the following power supply requirements:
Redundant power supply units shall be provided for Processor Rack.
Redundant power supply units shall be provided for individual I/O (input-output) rack
I/O rack must not be supplied from CPU power supply.
The SUPPLIER shall size each power supply for 130% load. Power supply shall be
sized to accommodate loads for all future spare capacity.
7.
SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION
Vendor shall be responsible to prepare System Documentation in the stages of design
progress which shall systematically describe the development of the PCS. The preliminary
system documentation shall include all hardware aspects as a minimum.
The document shall clearly specify the limitation of the system design, not only at the
overall system level, but also at the level of hardware and software modules, so that
the system constraint are clearly identified. In particular, the design of communication
interfaces shall be clearly specified.
The structure of the document shall reflect the mixture of standard and special project
hardware and software required modules.
As minimum, following documents shall be included:
General Arrangement
Drawing
(System / Power Supply/ Network/ Marshalling
Cabinet, Mimic Panel, Operator Consoles)
Detail Drawing (System/Power Supply/ Network/ Marshalling Cabinet, Mimic Panel,
Operator Consoles)
Bill of Material
I/0 allocation detail for each module and rack
Power Distribution Diagram
Overall Block Diagram
Serial Link Block Diagram
Detail Wiring Diagram
Typical Earthing Drawing
System Cable Termination Schedule
Communication Diagram
Detailed Functional Design Specification (PCS/ ESD/FGS/ Historical Data/ Asset
Manager System/Process Simulator)
Network Loading Calculation
Network IP allocation
System CPU Loading Calculation
MTBF, MTTR, SIL Verification ( as applicable )
Power Consumption and Heat Dissipation List
Operator station HMI graphic display
Inspection and Test Plan
Factory Acceptance Test Procedure and Reports
Site Acceptance Test Procedure
LIMA System Integration Work Pack
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Vendor
shall
submit
complete
draft
for
review
and
agreement
by
PURCHASER/COMPANY.
The design specification shall be approved by PURCHASER/COMPANY prior to
commencement of equipment procurement and software works.
8.
SYSTEM SUPPORT
8.1
System Maintenance
The Supplier shall provide, itemized and priced recommended spare parts and consumable
lists for:
8.2
Engineering.
Operators.
Maintenance.
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b) Training shall be for the PCS. VENDOR shall have existing local (Indonesia) training
facilities with all the necessary equipment.
c) As an additional option, VENDOR shall provide an instructor to conduct operator training
onshore and offshore before the pre-commissioning (at fabricator yard), commissioning
and start-up of platform operations (offshore). The training will be specific to the specific
platform systems, graphics, control, etc. The instructor shall be required to provide a
training manual based on compilation of all configuration work done on the platform
systems.
d) Adequate project specific training on the system, field devices and maintenance shall be
provided. VENDOR shall provide details of the courses available and the cost.
e) Training shall be conducted in two sessions of 5 days each. 10 personals will attend the
training in each session. However the exact number of participant will be confirmed later.
9.
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Vendor shall identify desiccants and inhibitors used and the required
replacement frequency.
Items not immediately packaged after manufacture shall be protected
from contamination.
Keys, disks, cartridges, special tools shall be individually packaged and
clearly identified on the outside of the package.
Equipment shall be properly protected against shock, vibration and
environmental conditions. Items subject to corrosion shall be suitably protected.
Lifting points shall be clearly marked. Where special blocking, anchoring,
or cushioning
is
necessary,
the
essential
details
shall
be
submitted
to PURCHASER/COMPANY or an authorized representative for
review.
The outermost covering shall be clearly marked with the complete
Vendor identification and shall include the weight. PURCHASER/COMPANY's
or an authorized representative's equipment numbers shall also be marked.
Written instructions covering the location and stacking limits of the crates or
boxes on the transport vehicle shall be specified. These shall be marked on the
container.
Cabinet shall be self-supporting. The centre of gravity and lifting points for
large and heavy equipment shall also be identified.
A packing list shall be placed both on the inside and outside of each individual package or
container. Packing lists itemizing contents of each box crate shall be placed inside each
shipping unit. A second copy, together with any special instructions, must be sealed in a
waterproof envelope and securely fastened to the outside of each shipping unit. Packing
lists shall state purchase order number, item number and full description of contents.
Openings or other components subject to mechanical damage or corrosion shall be
protected. Protection shall consist of plastic or wood covers, sealing with waterproof
tape, or enclosing in temporary housing. The shipped loose items shall be crated in
waterproof boxes.
Vendor shall be responsible for load out, tie down and securing for shipment of the
completed assemblies on Vendor-furnished transport. Vendor shall be responsible for
supplying any required equipment or frames and required rigging for the load-out at
Vendor's facility.
Vendor shall be responsible for transport to PURCHASER/COMPANY's designated
receiving location. Removal from transport upon arrival at designated receiving location shall
be by PURCHASER/COMPANY or designated agent.
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Vendor shall maintain his QA system throughout the Purchase Order period.
The full extent of these requirements shall be applied to the sub-Vendor's who get
subcontracts for whole or main parts of the work or materials. Surveillance/ audit of subVendors shall be performed by the Vendor as necessary.
Control of sub-Vendors shall encompass measures to verify that progress and quality of
works meet all the requirements.
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