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CONTRACT : PLANT & DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT FOR CIVIL AND M&E WORKS OF ALUTHGAMA,
MATHUGAMA, AGALAWATTA INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY PROJECT
PROJECT : ALUTHGAMA, MATHUGAMA, AGALAWATTA INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY PROJECT
OWNER : NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY & DRAINAGE BOARD
CONTRACTOR : ION EXCHANGE (INDIA) LTD.
Owner's Consultant -
DOCUMENT NO. FOR IEIL
SLK-01-EE-107
INDION (R)
IS THE REGISTERED CONTRACT 76095160001
TRADE MARK OF ION EXCHAGE SIGN DATE
( INDIA ) LTD. FOR WATER TREAMENT DRAWN - -
EQUIPMENT,CHEMICAL,ION EXCHANGE DESIGNED BASAB 18.05.19
RESINS AND MEMBRANES CHECKED AM 18.05.19 TITLE
DEPT.HEAD AD 18.05.19
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PURPOSE
2 PROJECT INTRODUCTION
4 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
6.5 TO CALCULATE NG
7 CONCLUSION
8 APPENDIX-1
LIGHTNING PROTECTION BASIS OF NEW INTAKE PUMP HOUSE
8.1.a.
POSITIONING THE AIR TERMINATION SYSTEM OF NEW INTAKE PUMP
HOUSE
8.1.b. "
LIGHTNING PROTECTION BASIS OF WET PIT AREA
8.2.a
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1.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to establish the design and calculation for Lightning Risk Assessment and
Lightning Protection to be implemented for the new intake area ( section -1).
Lightning protection system is provided to reduce physical damage due to lightning flashes to a structure
and also to minimize danger to life.
Ion Exchange (India) Ltd (IEIL) has a contract with the National Water Supply & Drainage Board of Sri
Lanka to construct new intake structures, upgrade existing structures and treatment plants, add more
treatment capacity, and construct new Towers and Reservoirs along with the transmission mains to
enhance the drinking water supply in the region.
BS EN/IEC 62305 All Parts & IEC 62305 All Parts - Protection against lightning
This document explores the necessity of lightning protection system considering the isokeraunic level and
the risk factors involved from lightning strikes for the following buildings:-
a. New intake pump house
b WET PIT AREA
c DG Room
The decision to protect a structure or a service against lightning as well as the selection of protection
measures, will be performed according to IEC 62305-1, IEC-62305-2 and IEC-62305-3 as well as BS EN.-
62305 The following procedure will be applied:
a. Identification of the object to be protected and its characteristics
b. Identification of all the types of loss in the object and the relevant corresponding risk R
c. Evaluation of risk R for each type of loss
d. Evaluation of need of protection, by comparison of risk R1 and R2 for a structure with the tolerable risk
RT
e. In case the risk is higher than tolerable risk, correct protection measures shall be identified.
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Each risk component is expressed as follows as per equation 3.8 of BS-EN 62305-2
Rx = Nx* Px* Lx
Where,
Nx is the number of dangerous events per annum
Px is the probability of damage to a structure
Lx is the consequent loss
6.5 TO CALCULATE NG
The lightning ground flash density “NG” is the number of lightning flashes per km2 per year.
Where, TD is the thunderstorm days per year (which can be obtained from isokeraunic maps).
AD = (Lb * Wb) + [6Hb (Lb+Wb)] + (9∏Hb2) (As per equ. 3.17 of BS-EN 62305-2)
Where,
Lb = Overall length of structure (m)
Wb = Width of structure (m)
Hb = Maximum height of structure (m)
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Description Lb Wb Hb AD
m m m m2
KOLEMODARA
INTAKE
LAYOUT ( pump
house , WET PIT 35.4 @ 38.85 @ 1 17.35 @ 17618.78
AREA ,
Transformer
room , DG
room)
Description NG CD AD ND
flashes/km2/ year m2
New intake
pump house 10 1 17618.78 0.17618779023
LT= loss due to injury by electric shock (From Table C.2 of IEC 62305-2)
= 0.01
tz = the time in hours per year for which the persons are present in the zone
= 8760 (occupancy considered at an average of 24 hours per day x 365 Days)
Description ND PA LA RA
KOLEMODARA
INTAKE LAYOUT
( pump house , 0.176187790229559 1 0.0001000 1.7618779E-05
WET PIT AREA ,
Transformer
room , DG room)
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LF = mean percentage of persons injured by failure of internal systems (From Table C.2 of IEC 62305-2)
= 0.02
nz = the number of persons in the zone
nt = the total number of persons in the structure
nz = nt, Hence nz / nt ratio gives conservative result
nz / nt = 1
tz = the time in hours per year for which the persons are present in the zone
= 8760 (occupancy considered at an average of 24 hours per day x 365 Days)
Description ND PB LB RB
KOLEMODARA
INTAKE LAYOUT
( pump house , 0.176187790229559 1 0.001000 0.00017618779
WET PIT AREA ,
Transformer
room , DG room)
= 0.01
nz = the number of persons in the zone
nt = the total number of persons in the structure
nz = nt, Hence nz / nt ratio gives conservative result
nz / nt = 1
tz = the time in hours per year for which the persons are present in the zone
= 8760 (occupancy considered at an average of 24 hours per day x 365 Days)
Description ND PC LC RC
KOLEMODARA
INTAKE LAYOUT
( pump house , 0.176187790229559 1 0.010000 1.76E-03
WET PIT AREA ,
Transformer
room , DG room)
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R1 = RA + RB + RC
Description RA RB RC R1
KOLEMODARA
INTAKE LAYOUT
( pump house , 1.761877902296E-05 0.00017618779 0.001761877902 0.001955684472
WET PIT AREA ,
Transformer
room , DG room)
From above, it is seen that R1 > RT (Tolerable limits specified in clause no.6.2 above), Hence Lightning
Protecton is required.
7.0 Conclusion
As per the assessment of risk exposure of Intake pump house , WET PIT AREA , DG room , composition of
risk component is not within tolerable limit of 10-5, Hence Lightning protection is required.
Lightning protection will be provided through a system of Horizontal conductors and down conductors
spaced suitably.
The down conductors for lightning protections, where provided, will be connected to dedicated earth
electrodes.
For metallic structures/buildings including fixed roof tanks, the structural steel provides sufficient cross-
sectional area for withstanding the lighting surge current. Hence, such structures need not be provided with
any special type of lightning protection. However, such structures will be protected by providing connection
to plant earth grid with minimum 2 earthing electrodes where individual resistance of each shall not exceed
10 ohm at a point as close near the base.
8.0 APPENDIX-1
Lightning protection system for all buildings will consist of lightning protection conductors along with air
termination as per calculation given below. These conductors shall be provided in line with IEC 62305
(Horizontal & Down conductors of 25 x 3 mm copper strip).The horizontal conductors will be directly
connected to dedicated earth electrodes through test link by adequate number of down conductors. Each
down conductor will be connected to earth pits. The earth electrodes will be connected to the plant earthing
system.
8.1.b. POSITIONING THE AIR TERMINATION SYSTEM OF NEW RAW WATER INTAKE PUMP HOUSE
The position of the air-termination system is considered to be adequate if the structure to be protected is
fully situated within the protected volume provided by the air-termination system.
Key:
R= Radius of protected area
h1= Height of lightning rod
H= Height of building (Including Parapet)
α= Protection angle corresponds to height ‘h’ (Refer figure 1 on
page-19 of IEC-62305-3)
h= Height of air termination
r= Rolling Sphere radius
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The above calculation and figure shows that the protection afforded by an LPS air-termination system
according to the rolling sphere method and protection angle method with a general arrangement of air-
termination elements.
In the case of two parallel horizontal LPS air-termination conductors placed above the horizontal reference
plane as shown in above figure, the penetration distance p of the rolling sphere below the level of the
conductors in the space between the conductors may be calculated as:
p = r – [r2 – (d / 2)2]1/2 (as per Eq E.2 of IEC-62305-3 & as per Eq E.4 of BS EN-62305-3 )
Where,
r=Radius of Rolling Sphere(Refer table 2 of IEC 62305-3) = 60
d=distance separating two parallel air-terminal rods = 20
The penetration distance p should be less than h1 (as per IEC 62305-3)
p = 60-[602 – (20/2)2]1/2 = 0.839 m
From above equation it is seen that p is less than h1 for the maximum allowable distance (i.e. 20 m)
separating two parallel air terminal rods with 2 m height of air terminal rod.
As per Table-4 of IEC 62305-3, typical value of the distance between down conductors is selected as per
above calculation using Rolling sphere method and protective angle method for LPS class IV. Based on the
requirement, the number of down conductors is calculated.
From the above calculation maximum allowable distance separating two parallel air terminal rods is 20 m
and the same is considered for the selection of number of down conductors.
Key:
P1= Perimeter of building’s = 2(L+W)
VD= No. of vertical down conductors
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Lightning protection system for all buildings will consist of lightning protection conductors along with air
termination as per calculation given below. These conductors shall be provided in line with IEC 62305
(Horizontal & Down conductors of 25 x 3 mm copper strip).The horizontal conductors will be directly
connected to dedicated earth electrodes through test link by adequate number of down conductors. Each
down conductor will be connected to earth pits. The earth electrodes will be connected to the plant earthing
system.
The position of the air-termination system is considered to be adequate if the structure to be protected is
fully situated within the protected volume provided by the air-termination system.
Key:
R= Radius of protected area
h1= Height of lightning rod
H= Height of building (Including Parapet)
α= Protection angle corresponds to height ‘h’ (Refer figure 1 on
page-19 of IEC-62305-3)
h= Height of air termination
r= Rolling Sphere radius
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The above calculation and figure shows that the protection afforded by an LPS air-termination system
according to the rolling sphere method and protection angle method with a general arrangement of air-
termination elements.
In the case of two parallel horizontal LPS air-termination conductors placed above the horizontal reference
plane as shown in above figure, the penetration distance p of the rolling sphere below the level of the
conductors in the space between the conductors may be calculated as:
Where,
r=Radius of Rolling Sphere(Refer table 2 of IEC 62305-3) = 60
d=distance separating two parallel air-terminal rods = 20
The penetration distance p should be less than h1 (as per IEC 62305-3)
p = 60-[602 – (20/2)2]1/2 = 0.839 m
From above equation it is seen that p is less than h1 for the maximum allowable distance (i.e. 20 m)
separating two parallel air terminal rods with 2 m height of air terminal rod.
As per Table-4 of IEC 62305-3, typical value of the distance between down conductors is selected as per
above calculation using Rolling sphere method and protective angle method for LPS class IV. Based on the
requirement, the number of down conductors is calculated.
From the above calculation maximum allowable distance separating two parallel air terminal rods is 20 m
and the same is considered for the selection of number of down conductors.
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Key:
P1= Perimeter of building’s = 2(L+W)
VD= No. of vertical down conductors
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The above calculation and figure shows that the protection afforded by an LPS air-termination system
according to the rolling sphere method and protection angle method with a general arrangement of air-
termination elements.
In the case of two parallel horizontal LPS air-termination conductors placed above the horizontal reference
plane as shown in above figure, the penetration distance p of the rolling sphere below the level of the
conductors in the space between the conductors may be calculated as:
p = r – [r2 – (d / 2)2]1/2 (as per Eq E.2 of IEC-62305-3 )
Where,
r=Radius of Rolling Sphere(Refer table 2 of IEC 62305-3) = 60
d=distance separating two parallel air-terminal rods = 20
The penetration distance p should be less than h1 (as per IEC 62305-3)
p = 60-[602 – (20/2)2]1/2 = 0.839 m
From above equation it is seen that p is less than h1 for the maximum allowable distance (i.e. 20 m)
separating two parallel air terminal rods with 2 m height of air terminal rod.
As per Table-4 of IEC 62305-3, typical value of the distance between down conductors is selected as per
above calculation using Rolling sphere method and protective angle method for LPS class IV. Based on the
requirement, the number of down conductors is calculated.
From the above calculation maximum allowable distance separating two parallel air terminal rods is 20 m
and the same is considered for the selection of number of down conductors.
Key:
P1= Perimeter of building’s = 2(L+W)
VD= No. of vertical down conductors
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