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220 MW COMBINED CYCLE COGENERATION POWER PLANT SKOPJE

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V.Andovska S.Nakic S.Nakic A4
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING C022 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

Title, Subtitle Document type: RT Org. No.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR THERMO-
TECHNICAL INSTALLATION-HEATING AND
VENTILATION Rev. Date Lang. Sheet
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 E2. CONTENTS

E1. Cover page

E2. Content of the basic design
E3. Technical description
E4. Technical description
E5. Electrical calculation
E6. Bill of quantities with material specification

GRAPHIC APPENDICES:

E-1. Layout at level +0.00-electrical installations for electromotor plants for thermo-technical
installations – heating and ventilation.
E-2. Layout at level +4.32- electrical installations for electromotor plants for thermo-technical
installations – heating and ventilation
E-3. Layout at level +8.28- electrical installations for electromotor plants for thermo-technical
installations – heating and ventilation
E-4. Layout of roof- electrical installations for electromotor plants for thermo-technical installations
– heating and ventilation
E-5. Single-pole scheme of main switchboard GRT-M
E-6(2/2). Single-pole scheme of switchboard RT-M-00
E-7. Single-pole scheme of switchboard RT-M-4.32
E-8. Single-pole scheme of switchboard RT-M-8.28
E-9. Single-pole scheme of switchboard RT-M
E-10. Single-pole scheme of switchboard RT-PPK
E-11. Current scheme of switchboard RT-PPK

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 E.3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS FOR ELECTROMOTOR PLANTS FOR THERMO-TECHNICAL

INSTALLATIONS – HEATING AND VENTILATION

The mechanical design foresees installation for electromotor plants for thermo-technical
installations. For that purpose, one main switchboard GRT-M is foreseen which feeds the separate
switchboards on the floors, installed on each level. The main switchboard is equipped with automatic
toggle switch which can be switched off from distance, while the other switchboards have their own
switches. Feeding of the main switchboard is not subject to this design.
There is also installation for the fancoils. The feeding is from the floor switchboard, and the command
is with thermostat installed in the same room with the fancoil. When the thermostat will be set at
on/off position and once you switch it on you can adjust the temperature.
The installation is executed with cable NYM-J-3x1,5mm2. Every circuit is protected with fuse
with C characteristic.
Earthed mono-phase plug at h=2m is foreseen for the split systems in separate rooms.
There is an socket outlet 220VAC, 16A for air-condition units on the ground floor and on the
first floor.
The ventilation of the sanitary facilities foresees axial ventilators which are switched on with
buttons in front of the entrance doors. For the kitchen, there is a ventilator which is switched on with
ridge switch installed near the ventilator.
The chiller and the air-condition unit installed on the roof, are fed from the switchboard
RT-M at level 8.28. The fancoil pump, the air unit pump and the radiator pump are placed in
the ground floor in the mechanical room. They are switched on with switches in a plastic box
installed on the wall in the same room. (see single-pole scheme RT-M-00)
Fire dampers are installed in the channels, on the pass from one level to another. In
case of fire, they must be closed and on that way they prevent the fire bursting on another
level. The fire dampers will be receiving signals from the fire protection unit which is not subject of
this project. (Fire protection installation is not in our scope of work). The function is the
following: when there is a fire indication at level 0.00 (j1- relay output from fire protection
unit), the fire damper FD1 closes; when the fire indication is at level 4.23, (j2- relay output
from fire protection unit ), fire dampers FD1 and FD2 close; when the fire indication is at level
8.28, (j3- relay output from fire protection unit), fire dampers FD2 and FD3 close. The
feeding of the dampers is with non-burning halogen free cable, type NHXHX-J-4x1,5mm2. The
feeding is from switchboard RT-PPK, and every circuit is protected with fuse with C characteristic. RT-
PPK is fed in front of 2AS switch of GRT-M, so that in case of voltage switching off, the switches can
function.
The Contractor is obliged, after delivery of the equipment to check whether the installation is
suitable and if required, to adjust the electrical installation.

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 E.4. TECHNICAL CONDITIONS
HIGH-VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

1. These technical conditions are integral part of the electrical installation and are obligatory for the
Contractor.
2. Electrical installation shall be executed according to MKS standards referring to this type of work,
the plan, the calculations and these technical conditions.
3. When installing the conductors for mono-phase or three-phase current in ducts, all conductors
that belong to one circuit have to be placed in one duct.
4. Metal protective coating of the ducts must not be used as conductors for grounding.
5. Joints are to be used for mutual joining of the conductors. Brazing of the conductors in the
electrical installations should be avoided.
6. Extension of the conductors can be done only in junction box and conduit box.
7. Parallel leading of the electric lines with the ducts for the chimneys should be avoided. If that is
not possible, the electric lines should be placed at around 20cm distance from the ducts.
8. At parallel placing of horizontal lines of the installation for high voltage current, telephone and low
voltage current, high voltage lines are placed at 30cm from the ceiling, 10mm above these lines for
signalization. However, the telephone lines have to be at least 20sm away from the high voltage
lines. The conduit boxes are usually installed facing each other, at angle of 45º. The conductors for
low voltage current should be placed in separate ducts with separate conduit boxes, so that they are
completely separated from the conductors for high voltage current.
9. When going through partition wall, the ducts between moist and dry room should be prevented
from moisture and water. The ducts have to be of material which is resistant to moisture, and they
have to be inclined towards the moist room. The same goes for pipes that go through external wall
of the building, inclined towards outside.
10. When going through partition wall, between moist and dry room, the lines for the moist room
have to end in dry room, with equipment intended for moist rooms.
11. In case of lines similar to cable without iron tape, they have to be protected with metal ducts. It is
not recommended that the ends of the metal duct go out of the wall, but they should end in the wall.
The openings in the wall are to be rounded and filled with plaster.
12. Lines similar to cable are fixed up with pipe clips at 30cm distance for line crossings up to
3,5mm. For lines with section over 4 to 10mm, the distance is up to 40cm.
13. The ducts of all types have to be placed in straight line, vertically and horizontally. Only in certain
cases are they allowed to be placed with incline. When horizontally placed, the ducts have to be
slightly inclined towards the boxes, so that water would not collect or stay in the ducts.
14. The ducts can also be placed on the walls before plastering, given that the walls are dry.
15. For previously fixing the pipes, gypsum can be used, if the ducts are placed in constantly dry
rooms. In the rooms that are occasionally moist, fixation of the ducts does not require gypsum, but
cement plaster or hooks.
16. Horizontal laying of lines shorter than 2m should be avoided. If that cannot be avoided, the
lines have to be protected from mechanical damage.
17. The conductors have to be placed in the ducts in a way so that they can be easily pulled out
or drawn in when necessary.
18. The boxes are installed at 6m distance. The junction boxes have to be installed in a way so that
the conductors can be easily drawn in. Between two boxes, there cannot be more than two elbows
or three curves.
19. Conductors from different electric circuits can be placed in one box.
20. The switches have to be installed on the phase conductors.
21. The switches for bathrooms and toilets have to be installed outside the rooms. They can be
simple, if the rooms where they are installed are dry.
22. The switches are installed approximately 1,5m above the floor.
23. The sockets are installed 0,8-1,2m above the floor; in the offices 0,3-0,6m above the floor.
24. All earthed plugs have to be grounded.
25. The switchboards are to be installed in a way that the upper edge is not higher than 1,8m.

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26. Drilling holes in the concrete structures cannot be done without prior consent of the relevant
construction authority

27. When the work is done, the resistance of the zero line has to be measured without fuses in order
to ensure good connections.
28. The resistance of the zero line cannot be higher than 0,2Ώ.
29. The contractor should pay attention to the connection of the zero conductor with the grounding.
30. The zero line has to be with same colour along the whole installation, i.e. light grey and, at every
point where it is placed or branch, it has to be wrapped around the bolt and then strained well.
31. Special attention is to be paid to connection of the protective line with the protective contact of
earthed socket outlets.
32. Laying the zero line through protective contact is forbidden.
33. Beside testing of the zero conductor, it is obligatory for the supervisor to test the accuracy of
connections with ohm meter, before the fuses are installed. Before installation of light bulbs and
other consumers, the insulation has to be tested according to standard MKS N.B2. 701.
34. The contractor has to be a professional company, authorized for this type of installations.
35. The contractor is required to study the design prior commencement of the works. Should there
be any intangibilities, the contractor can ask for clarification from the designer.
36. The electrical installation from the switchboard to the electro-motors and other consumers can
be executed once the right connection point is set.
37. The design cannot be altered or changed without previous consent from the designer and the
supervisor, and for major alterations, consent from the revision committee which had approved the
design.
38. The contractor has to comply with the standards regarding this type of work: plan, calculation
and technical conditions.
39. Commissioning can take place when the commission concludes that the installation is executed

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