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    ICS 27.100 é DL Record No. J223-——2003 Electric Power Industry Standard of the People’s Republic of China P DL/T 5174 — 2003 Design Rule for Combined-Cycle Power Plants Issue Date: January 9, 2003 Implementation Date: June 1, 2003, Issued by the State Economic and Trade Commission of the People's Republic of China Electric Power Industry Standard of the People’s Republic of China P DL/T 5174 — 2003 Design Rule for Combined-Cycle Power Plants CHINA ELECTRIC POWER PRESS BEWING, 2009, BBHEMA (CIP) Sis DLT 5174—2003 4 -aRMUR eR ibe: IR oP SENG ATM BBR Sem, lb pO cit 4, 20102 ISBN 978-7-5083-9932-4 T. p= UL Ds UL Oa aI FE FRNA PHBE IV. OTMEI 31-65 SPECAREBIA CIP HANIF (2009) M8 240016 Pla UNA. RAT ALR 64) 100084 Ipshnwscepp.cm end Jo MME LARA EPAL samme 2010 5 HIRE 2OLO EE 3 FR BS ION wR TPE ASE 100-FF as Re ARTESHMURATOY OAR, mah CII RASPES TULL, TRL TAD KR H MSR DL/T5174— 2003, Contents ‘Scope Normative References General Siting Overall Plant Planning: 5.1 General Requirements 52 Extema Planning of Plant Site 5.3. Plant Area Pl ning General Arrangement of Main Power Building. 6 eral Requirements 62 Layout Siyle 63. Gas Turbine and Auxiliary 64 Heat Recovery Steam Generator i Auxiliary ‘Byuipment Arcangement 65. Steam Turbine Arrangement 66 Controt Room 6.7 Maintenance and Overhaul Fuet Supply Equipment and System 7.1 Fue! Oil and Fue Oil Treatment 7.2. Natural Gas System znd Equipment Gas Turbine Equipment and System 81 Gas Turbine Equipment 82. System Equipment Arrangement 4 4 a2 42 4s 48 50 57 37 58 DL/T5174— 2003 9 Heat Recovery Steam Generator and Its Systems--r 61 9.1 Heat Recovery Siram Generator Equipment" 61 9.2. Flue Gas System: 9.3. Reedwater System 9.4 Blowdown, Drainage and Venting System 10 Steam Turbine Equipment and Its Systems 10.1 102 Al Chemical Treatment Equipment and System: mt 2 u3 wa us 12. Instrumentation and Control Steam Turbine Equipment System and Auxiliary Equipment Makeup Water Demineralization System’ Fuel Oil Treatment with Vanadium Inhibitor Correction Treatment of Feedwater and Boiler Water and ‘Water and Steam Sampling of Thermal System ==" al Circulating Cooling Water Treatment += z 72 Corrosion Protection 12.1 General Requizements 122 1&CLevel 12.3. Control Mode and Control Room 124 L&C Inspection 125. 1&C Proteetion 12.6 a Binary Control and interlock ~ 8 12.7. 1&C Analogue Control mnnnnancmnnenns 128 1&C Alarm “81 12.9 Unit Distributed Contr} System 82 12.10 Plant Supervision and Manegement Information Syste “= 84 13. Electrical Equipment and System 85 13.1 Generator and Main Transformer wremseenennsnnn BS 13.2 Main One Line 86 an DL/ T5174 — 2003 13.2 Auxiliary Power System 134 DC System 13S HV Switchgear 136 Blectcal Como Baidng 13.7 Electrical Measuring Instrumentations 138 Electrical Cont 139 Lighting Systery 13.10 Cable Selection and Laying ” 1.11 Other Electrical Facilites 14 Hydraulic Facilities and System 4.1 Water Management 142 Wacer Supply System 143. Wateeintake Structure and Pump Room 144 Pipetine and Channel ~ 15. Auxiliary and Ancillary Pacilities ~ 16 Buildings and Structures. 16.1 General Requirements 162 Plant Buildings 1653 Structures of Plant Buildings 164 Structures ing, Ventilation and Air Conditioning 17.1 General Requirements 172 Building of Gas Turbine 173. Fuel Oil Systom, Gas System and Other Buildings 18 Environmental Protection, 18,1 General Requitements 18.2. Prevention and Control on Air Pollution ~ 18.3 Wastewater Treatment Ik.4 Noise Control 87 90 90 “90 a ot 91 2 9 3 B “93 “94 “95 7 99 99 9 103 106 168 108 108 109 3 1B 4 4 us m1 DL/T 5174 — 2003 185. Environmental Monitoring and Management us 19° Labor Safety and Ocvupational Health “116 20 Fire Protection r= senvnncn ve 119 20.1 General Requirements ne 20.2 Fire Protection of Gas Turbine Equipment 120 203 Fined Fie-extinguishing Device - “121 Appendix A (Normative) Rule for Calculation of Starting Point of Fire Separation Distance: we 1D v DL/T5174— 2003 Foreword In accordance with the Notice o» Confirmation of Amending Power Industry Standard of the Year 1998 (Electric Power [1999] No.40) of Power Division under State Economic and Trade Commission, the Design Rule for Combined-Cycle Power Plants was established as the supplement of DI. 5000—2000, Technical Specification for Design of Fossil-fueled Power Plants. Appendix A of this rile may be regarded as a normative appendix ‘This rule is proposed and maintained by Electric Power Industry Power Planning and Design Standardization Technical Committee This rule was drafted by East China Electric Power Design Institute with the participation of Southwest Electric Power Design Iesttute. ‘The authors of this rule: Wa Bangben, Pan Xiliang, Yuan ir, Liu Kaihua, Fu Huanxing, Chen Cunes, Zhu Yingzhen, Chen Weixing, Zov ChangQuan, Yang Jinzhu, Yang Zhaoyuan, Xu Bio, Li Xiaojian, Gu Chenglong, Shao Jiren, Shi Husbiao, Liao Neiping and Wang Wei East China Electric Power Design Institute is responsible for the interpretation of this rule. DL/'5174~—- 2003 1 Scope ‘The design principles and construction requirements of combined-cycle ‘power plants are stipulated in this mule This rule is applicable to simple cycle or combined-cycle power piants with rated output of 25 MW-250 MW gas turbine (5) that are newly built, expanded or in betterment. It can also be used as a reference rule for the power plants with rated output less than 25 MW ‘or cogeneration unit (8) DL/T 5174 — 2003 2 Normative References ‘The following normative documents contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this part of DL/T 5174—2003. For dated references, subsequent amendments (excluding the contents of errata) to, of revision of, any of these publications do not apply. However, parties to agreements based on this part of DLT 5174—2003 are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the sormative documents indicated below. For undated references, the latest edition of the normative document referred to applies. GB 150. Steet Pressure Vessels GB 3095 Ambient Air Quality Standard GB 3096 Standard of Environmental Noise of Urban Area GB 4053.1 Safety Requirements for Fixed Vertical Ladders GB 4053.2 Safety Requirements for Fixed Oblique Ladders GB 4053.3. Safety Requirements for Fixed Industrial Protective Railings GB 4053.4. Fixed Industrial Steet Platform GBIT 4064 Safety Design Rule of Electrical Equipment GB 5083 General Rules for Designing the Production Facilites in accordance with Safety and Health Requirements GBIT 1064 Requirements for Turbine Type Synchronous Machine GB/T 7409 Excitation System for Synchronous Electrical Machines GB 8196 Safety Requirements of Guard on Machinery DL/ T5174 — 2003 GB 12348 Standard of Noise at Boundary of Industrial Enterprises GB 13223 Emission Standard of Air Pollacants for Fossil Fuel Power Plants GBIT 14099. Gas Turbines-Procurement GB 14285 Technical Code for Relay Protection and Security Automatic Equipment GB S001! Caste of Seismic Design of Buildings GB/TS0033 Standard for Day-lighting Design of Buildings GB 50040 Design Code for Dynamic Machine Foundation GB 50046 Code for Anti-corrosion Design of Industrial Construction GB 50049-1994 Design Code for Small-size Power Plant GB 50037 Desig Code for Protection of Structures against Lighting GB 50058 Electrical Installations Design Code for Explosive Atmospheres and Fire Hazard GB 5006) Design Code for 3~110 kV High Voltage Electrical Jastaltations GB 50062 Design Code for Relaying Protection and Automatic Device of Electric Power Installation GB $0183 Code for Fire Protection Design of Petroleum and Natura! Gas Engineering GB 50191 Design Code for Antisseismic Structures GB 50192 Design Code for Design of Réver Port Engineering GB 50217 Design Code for Cables of Electric Works GB 50222 Code for Fire Prevention in Design of interior Decoration of Buildings GB 50229 Design Code for Fire Protection of Fossil Fuel 3 DL/ T5174 ~— 2003 Power Plants and Substations GB 50253 Design Code for Gas Transmission Pipeline Engineering GB 50260 Design Code for Seismic Requirement of Electric Power Installations GBI 12 Design Code for Standard Track Gauge Railway in Industrial Enterprises GBI 161987 (2001) Design Code for Fire Protection of Buildings GBI 19 Design Code for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning GBJ 22. Design Code for Roads in Factories and Mining Areas GBI 65. Design Code for Grounding of Industrial and Civit Electrical Installation GBI 74 Design Code for Oil Depot GBI 87 Specifications for Design of Noise Control System in Industrial Enterprises GBI 181 Standard for Modular Coordination of Building Staircases GBZ 1 Hygienic Standard for the Design of Industrial Enterprises GI 3082 Water Quality Standards on the Sewage Drained into the Urban Sewers DL 408 Working Regulation of Power Safety L612 Supervision Code for Bolter and Pressure Vessel of the Power Industry DLIT 620 Overvoltage Protection and Insulation Coordination ‘for AC Electrical Installations DLT 621 Grounding for AC Electrical Installations DL/T5174— 2003 DLIT 650 Specification for Static Excitation System with Selfeexcitation for Lange Gas Turbine DLIT 843 Specification for AC Exciter Rectifier Excitation System for Lange Turbine Generators DL 5000-2000 Feciinical Code for Designing Fossil Fuel Power Plants DL 5003. Specifications for the Design of Dispatching Automation in Electric Systems DL 5007 The Code of Erection and Acceptance for Power Plant Construction (Welding Section) DL 5022. Technical Regulation for Design of Civil Structure of Fossit Fuel Power Plants DL/T 5029 Standard for Design of Architectural Finishing of Fuel Power Plants DL 5031 The Code of Erection and Acceptance for Electric Power Construction (Pipe Section) DLIT 5035 Design Code for Heating, Ventilation and Air Condivioning of Fossil Fuel Power Plants DL 5053 Design Code for Labor Safety and. Industrial Hygiene of Fossil Fuel Power Plants DLIT $072 Code for Designing Insulation and Painting of Fossil Fuel Power Plant DLIT 5094 Design Code for the Building of Fossil Fuel Power Plants DLIT 5095 Technical Code for Designing Load of Main Building in Fossil Fuel Power Plants JBIT 8953.2 Steam Turbine Procurement for Combined-Cycle Plants BIT 8953.3 Procurement for Combined Cycle Plants HRSG s DL/T5174— 2003 STS2UL Design Code for General Layout of Seaport SDI 5 Design Coie for High Voltage Power Distribution Facilities SY 0007 Design Standard of Corrosion Control for Steel Pipeline and Storage Tank S¥IT 0466 Specification for Construction and Acceptance of Collection and Transportation Pipeline of Natural Gas DL/T 5174 — 2003 3 General 3.0.1 Gas turbine power plants are generally classified into two types, simple cycle gas turbine power plant and combined-cycle power plant (hereinafter collectively referred to as “gas turbine power plant”) 3.0.2. This rule mainly addresses the design provisions that are related to the features of gas turbine power plants, DL $000 shall apply for those not specifically described herein 3.0.3. The role of gas turbine power plants in power grids shall be determined based on the availabilty of resources and grid planning. A global view must be established for the planning and design of gas turbine power plants, for which technical and economic analysis is required to enable the maximum cost-effectiveness. 3.0.4 The design of gas turbine power plants shall be cartied out in accordance with the infrastructure procedures under national regulations. The design documents shall be subject to approval in accordance with the specified content and depth, 3.0.5 With short construction cycle, low initial investment, less land coverage, and other aspects of advantages in water saving, environmental protection, power generation efficiency and peak load shaving, gas turbine power plants may be constructed near load or urban districts. Where the environmental protection requirements are stringent, or oil, gas and fuel are available, and the technology and profit are relaively reasonable, building combined-cycle power plant will be a proper option. 3.0.6 For projects using imported equipment in complete sets and DL/'T5174— 2003 introduced foreign technologies where internationally accepted standards and the standards of the supplier’s country are applicable, such projects stall meet the technical requirements of this rule. 3.0.7 HRSG (heat recovery steam generator) mentioned in this rule is of non-supplementary firing type. 3.0.8 Newly built, expanded or reconstructed gas turbine power plants may use gas fuel (including natural gas, Yiquid natural gas (LNG), liquid petroleum gas (LPG)) or liquid fuels (including diesel oil, heavy oil and crade sil), 3.0.9 The construction of gas turbine power plants may be determined on basis of the allowable funds and load needs in the regional power grid, ot when the annual operating hours of units is relatively low, simple cycle gas turbine power plants may be initially ‘uilt after technical anid economic analysis, which may be then built into combined-cycle power plant. im the design, the construction of combined-cycle gas turbine power plants and expansion possibilities shall be considered in accordance with the planned capacity. 3.0.10 When heating is required and the technical and economic conditions are suitable, cogeneration power plants shall be prioritized. ‘The selection of units and system configurations shall be compatible with cogeneration power plants. 3.0.11 In the design of gas turbine power plants, relevant state laws and regulations syst be complied with, Practical measures must be adopted to reduce emission impact of exhanst gas, noise and ‘wastewater on the environment. Any harmful emissions must be consistent with the environmental protection and relevant provisions of labor safety and industrial hygiene. ‘The work facilities on pollution prevention, labor safety and industrial hygiene mast be designed, constructed and commissioned 8 DL/T 5174 — 2003 simattaneously with the main works. 3.0.12 The principle of prevention must be implemented on seismic design of gas turbine power plants. As for gas turbine power piants for which security measures are required in accordance with applicable regulations, the eivil construction technology and design must meet relevant requirements of seismic design code, and effective seismic and shock absorption measures must be taken, 3.0.13 Under the premise of safe operation, reasonable and economic technology, local utilities may be used for gas turbine power plants to reduce initial investment ar staffing when they are available in neighboring coramunities 3.0.14 I the design of gas turbine power plants, the current relevant national standards and industrial standards must also be complied with in addition to this rule. DL/T 5174 — 2003 4 Siting 4.0.1. The siting of gas turbine power plants shall be based on comprehensive considerations of power planning, natural gas pipeline network planning, fuel supply conditions, city (town) planning, water resources, relations with neighboring industrial and mining enterprises, regional natural conditions, transportation, environmental protection and construction plans and other factors. 4.0.2 Non-arable land and poor land should be used as plant site and earth and stone works quantity shall be minimized. 4.0.3 Areas with landslides, well-developed karst areas of earthquake fault zone and earthquake zones with basic intensity of above M9 must not be used 2s plant site, Important natural reserve areas and cultural relic areas, areas with perilous rocks, clling stones and debris flow shall be avoided. 4.0.4 Areas frequently subject to serious pollution by air suspension particles shall be avoided. 4.0.5 Fuel and bulky equipment delivery conditions shall be confirmed in siting, ‘Siting of natural gas turbine power plants shall be based on natural gas pipe network planning and layout of natural gas stations so that gas pipelines are short in distance and easy for connection, 4.0.6 Full consideration on transmission line conditions shall be given in siting, and sufficient transmission line corridor shall be reserved according tothe requirements of gas turbine power plants planning. 4.0.7 The noise level at plant boundary shall be in compliance with the provisions of standards GB 12348 and GB 3096. 10 DL/ 75174 — 2003 5 Overali Plant Planning 5.1 General Requirements 5.1.1 The overall planning of gas turbine power plants shall be done comprehensively in consideration of the plant area, construction area, Water area shoreline, transportation, and outgoing transmission line right of way based on the urban planning and the approved planned capacity 5.1.2 In the overall planning ef gas turbine power plants, minimum use of land must be highlighted. The scale of plant area shall be determined based on the planned capacity, with fand expropriated in stages and batches according to the construction demand. 5.1.3 The overall planning of gas turbine power plant shall meet the requirements of environmental protection, Water and land resource conservation against water and land loss. 5.2. External Planning of Plant Site 5.2.1 The planning of external water supply and drainage facilities of gas turbine power plants shal! be done in an integrated way with considerations of requirements in planned capacity, water resource, topography, geology and environmental protection requirements, and these facilities shall be constructed in phases in coordination with neighboring enterprises. DLIT§174— 2003 5.2.2 The width of outgoing transmission line right of way in accordance with the planned capacity of gas turbine power plants shal coordinate with the plant's overall planning. 5.2.3 The transport mode of gas turbine power plants fuels outside. the plant area shall be based on the local conditions through comprehensive comparisons of technical and economic factors Pipelines, highways, waterways or railway mode shall be reasonably selected. 5.2.4 The dedicated natural gas pipelines of gas turbine power plants shall be buried or ‘aid overhead, and meet the relevant fire protection requirements. 5.2.5 In accordance with the planning of fuel oil pipelines and natural ges pipeline network and the layout of natural gas transmission stations, the dedicated fuel and natural gas pipelines of gas turbine power plants shall be reasonably planned, and they shall comply with the urban planning regulations. The safety distances between buried crude cit transmission pipelines and buildings/structures shall be consistent with the provisions of Table 5.2.5-1 (see Appendix A, the same below). The safety distances between cil pipelines laid on the ground should be increased by 50 % based on the provisions of Table 5.2.5-1. The safety distances between buried natural gas transmission pipelines and buildings/structures shall be consistent with the provisions of Table 5.2.5.2, The safety distances between oil pipelines laid on the ground should be increased by 50 % based on the provisions of Table 5.2.5.2. 2 DL/T 5174 — 2003 ‘Table5.2.5-1 Fire Safety Distances between Buried Crude Oo Trani Pipeline ude Plan an Bullngy/Strcre Tete es T — cme = —— wea'| Netnag Sone | mini] oe) wets | | SP | a foal prem | ans [tld ne) Terese || watica | in MPa [min | ene | abies, |“) hay | mung inporatyarac | e250 | ac ‘warehouse - Tre apes me (mf © as DN» Plas I. | | ee me] | 200 a eas = 200 za | Te il ae oo oe sis a ee poe cae Woe Mics cette aed bana of eae af eee aces career eel Soa ee ete rae eee eae aes ne Noe 3: Ww he ay nee en pte ll on ed tal ageas with vandus quantities of residents villages and towns, public Welae faces, indusal and mining entepises, importans hydraulic strotues, and warchouse(s) (excluding flammable and explosive material warehouse) fen not msct the requirements 9 this table because of environmental restcions, the allowable sess may be reduced ae the design cofiien may be les than 1p inereas he thikness oF pipe wa For pipeline setions running throvgh residential areas with more than 100 resides, when che design coefficient of 0.6 is taken the thickness ‘of pipe wall may be reduced by 50% in accordance with this table For pipeline sections running through residential points wit less than 109 residents, the thickness of pipe wall may be reduced by 80 9% in accordance with ths table B DL/T 5174 ~~ 2003 ‘Table 5.2.5-2 Fire Safety Distances between Buried Natural Gas Transmission Pipeline outside Plant and BuildingyStructures 400 a Rese | gy mas, sae | tor = a0 = rac | AE, a oon |" a is ance cine, | a Perl pe | eae = inal) dame. | MOHTHE | peg | Rall parallel to ter | Sls dental | “2 the, 1 | em | ened S| pines “|e — 8 | with cables and ots sy —— corsa o we Danes | a mre fore) a oe mS | os vs |e ial Poe 20 40 60 DL/T 5174 — 2003 ‘Table 5.2.5-2 (continued) rT aa sido |g | | BY cates on | an me Se Se) “illges | power | you | baat sero ser ort pn pee || c= | Sc a | 2 |e ca || “ate | ae | Se sn =|, | aoe wea er ee | ins a sie sa | pre | eon or oie iret cam” | eis inne wage] | ica, Een 7 oe an muh cy a : a w fis) fajw) as | 1" Nove |: Note 2: [Note 3: Where the safety disance between pipeline local sections and residential awas ‘Mived natural gas and condensate oil may follow the provisions of ‘natura gas pipeline. LPG and condensate hquid pipelines shal also be treated in accordance with the provisions of natural gas pipelines. ‘Where the safety distance ean not be met because of estrition of Tine ‘rentation or special conditions, natural gas pipelines may be laid under the highway shoulder in mining areas, Were te pipeline pressure is less than 145 MPa, the design coelicent shal be reduced to 0.6; where the Pipeline pressure is more han 1.6 MPa, the design coefficient shall be 05 with varios quanties of residents, vilages and wins, public welfare fits, industrial and mining enters, amporant hydraulic stcaes, warcouse (excluding flammable and explosive meri warehouse) cn oot meet the rxpiremests in his ble because of environmental restctons, the 60 ©) 30 Note I: The safely distance meats the clear distance between the oil dock and the ship terminal within adjacent cargo docks inthe design [Note 2: Where the required safety distance is impractical due to ambient restrictions, it may be reduced, but necessary safety measurcs shall be ken, Table 5.2.6-2 Safety Distance between Oil Dock and Other Product Docks or Structures in River Port mt. Location of ol dock Type of oil ‘Safety distance River section with reciprocating AB 300 a c 200 Downstream other docks oF AB 150 structures a 700 ‘Upstream other docks oF AB 300 structures a oa DL/T 5174 — 2063, Table §.2.6-2 (continued) obama] ay ome Tracnatig tea ames ee eas once 10 etl Note |: For docks of oil tanks with rated Toad of les than 300% the vay distance may be reduced by 50% [Note 2: Where he required safety distance is impractical due to ambient estictos, it say be reduced, bur noessary safety measures shal be taken. 5.2.7 The safety distance between front edge of oil dock and oil tanks shall be consistent with the provisions of Table 5.2.7. ‘Table 5.2.7 Fire Safety Distance between Front Kdge of il Dock and Oil Tanks m i ak capacity ofl > ee Elevated tank Tyre oil Zoom" T1001 m"=So00 AB 33 a 5 € 30 30 5 Note: For floating 107 tanks or inner Hoang ool tals, upright Txed 10of tanks for storing Coil horizontal tanks with capacity of more thn 80m, the safety distance inthis table may be reduce! by 25 9 fr ferzontal tanks with capacity equal to or less than 50 m the safety distance in his table may be reduced by 5.2.8 The safety distance between ships at two adjacent berths of oil dock in seaport shall be consistent with the provisions of Table 5.2.8, Table 5.2.8 Safety Distance between Ships 2 Two PTET ie | uo | wre | wow [as Distance 25 _35 ca 50 35 ‘Note 1: The distance means the clear space between the font terminal andthe end terminal of rad tankers at two adjacent berths. Note 2: Where tankers anchor on both sides of jetty or bridge pers, the safety stance isnot subject to suc Limits DL/'T5174—2003 5.2.9. The anchored water area in forefront of seaport dock shall be twice the water area of rated width (B) of designed ship. For ports suibject to serious siltation, the width may be appropriately increased according to the requirements of maintenance and dredging. ‘The anchored water area in forefront of river port dock shall not occupy the main channel, the width of which shall be the designed ship width (B) plus the margin width or the total width of designed ships in side-by-side anchorage plus the margin widtb. Table 5.2.9 specifies the value of margin width, The margin width for oil tanker or oil barge shail be appropriately widened. Table 5.2.9 Margin Width in the Anchored Water Area ia Forefront Dock of River Port [Lead of designed ship Margin width <300 051.08 2300 LOB ‘Note: B means the designed ship with 5.2.10 The water boundary of the terminal berth and the frontline of dock should form an included angle of 30° -45* (see Figue 5.2.10). ae wo as aerate are {eset iphone gt Figure 52.10 Angle between Water Boundary of the Terminal Berth and the Frontline of Dock 5.2.11 The berth fength (see Figure 5.2.11) shall meet the 18 DL/T 5174-2003, ‘requirements of safe anchoring operations. For the common docks with coverage port, its berth length may be determined by the following equation Ly Ltd Where: Ly berth length, m; L ~designed ship length, m; dd —margin length, m. ‘The value of margin length (4) in the dock of seaport shall be selected from Table $.2.11 The value of margin length (d_) in dock of river port shall in general be (0.1~0.15) L. When the water velocity is above 2.0 mvs or the water flow is adverse in the dock during the service, the d value ‘may be appropriately increased. In the case of any lay-by berths, unloaded berths and trailed berths in the river region, the d value may be appropriately reduced. Figure 5.2.11 Length of Single Berth Table 5.2.11 Margin Length in Dock of Seaport (d)_m ‘Now: So long asthe berth Iength meets the layout requirement, the comection| hod of end to end mooring dolphins and bridge means may be adopted. And the berth length may be calelaed from the outer edge of mooring dolphins 5.2.12 When the berths are distributed continuously in the same dock (see Figure 5.2.12), the total berth length shall be determined in accordance with the simulated probability distribution of arrival ships, which may also be calculated with the following equation: ‘Terminal berth IssL+ 15d Medium berth Ly=L+d For terminal berth, the safe operation of anchoring shall be considered. ‘The layout of oil dock shail meet the provisions of 5.2.7 and 5.2.8, If two adjacent ships are of different types, the d value for the larger one shall apply. AHS eS [insu Jf emma 9 cami Figure 5.2.12 Length of Multiple Berths in Continuous Arrangement 5.2.13 For open docks in seaports, their berth length may be calculated with the following equation (sce Figure 5.2.13). Ly=(14-1.5)L Figure $2.13 Berth Length of Open Dock 20 DL/T5174 — 2003 5.2.14 According to the port hydrological features and provisions of GB 50192, the ship berth area, tuning circle and route water area of excavated port in river are calculated. In accordance with the provisions of JTJ 211, the ship braking water area, roundabout water area and effective width of sea route and front elevation of dock in the seaport are calculated. 5.2.15 Dedicated railways and stations for fuel oil turbine power plants shall be designed to meet the provisions of GBJ 12 and the fire fighting regulation requirements. The railway grades of industrial enterprises are listed in Table 5.2.15. Table 5.2.15 Railway Grades of Industrial Enterprises Mt Railway grade “Annual Hhroughpat with all nad 1 qual to and more than | E 0 More than 1-5, and less an 4 w Less than 15 5.2.16 The roads outside the plant of gas turbine power plants should meet the provisions for Grade ll or IV roads specified in GBI .22, the main specifications of roads outside the plant are listed in Table 5.2.16. Concrete or bitumen pavement should be used for road surface. ‘Table 5.2.16 Main Specifications of Roads outside Plant m mer Tw fw fel» | « DL/T5174— 2003 ‘Table 5.2.16 (continued) Greed oie plant 1 By mii Land en owas | lng | Maun |! ance | asm | sm | ao | so | — mime | os | vo | wo | mo Ts 7 cai Taw | wo | w | Mexinae l 5.3 Plant Area Planning 5.3.1. The overall planning of gas turbine power plants shall be designed in accordance with the approved planned capacity, current construction scale and configuration of units. 5.3.2 The main equipment area of gas turbine power plants shall be considered as the design critical point and reasonable processes as design principle, The natural topography and geological conditions shall be fully used (0 suit the local circumstances for overall plant area planning. 5.3.3. The requirements of fire protection, anti-vibration and noise 2 DL/T5174— 2003 abatement shall be taken into consideration in the overall planning of plant area, On the premise of meeting production process requirements, a certain distance should be kept between structures with high anti-vibration requirement and vibration sources, 5.3.4 The buildings or structures subject to flammable or explosive risk during gas turbine power plants operation shall be arranged in the ‘marginal areas of the plant, and the distance between them and the plant internal and external buildings/structures shall be in compliance with the provisions of GBJ 16. 5.3.5. The overall planning of gas turbine power plants shall meet the fire protection and environmental norms such as GBJ 16, GBI 74 and GB 50229, as well as the following requirements; 1 The main equipment area shal! be arranged in a moderate location, and the gas turbine or combined-cycle generator units (room) shall be arranged close to the switchgear facilities. Where once-through ‘water supply is used, the steam turbine house shall be arranged close to water sources. The main equipment arca should be arranged in the district with uniform soil and foundation with high bearing capacity. 2 The access of transmission lines of indoor and outdoor switchgears shall be kept convenient and the crossing of lines shall be avoided. 3 Natural gas pressure-regulating stations, fuel treatment room, hydrogen stations shall be kept away from other auniliary buildings, and they should be located in the leeward direction of wind with minimum occurrence frequency over years downwind such areas which may have flame or sparks. 4° Two entrances/exits shall be designed as a minimum for a gas turbine power plant. 5.3.6 Table 5.3.6 shows the fire hazards and fire resistance grades 2 DL/T 5174 — 2003 of gas turbine or gas turbine combined-cycle generator units (room), FIRSG (house), natural gas pressure regulating station and fuel oil treatment room in the production processes, Fire hazards and ‘minimum fire resistance grades of other produstion buildings or structures in the production processes shall meet the provisions of DL 5000. Table 5.3.6 Fire Hazards and Fire Resistance Grades of Buildings or Structures in Production Process ma] Potninetonanar | EERE) smn poe cove | Mn, ee 7 ssa ' es 5a 7 ; ee | ratsieaens east Tk : 5.3.7 Minimum distances between the gas turbine or combined-cycle generator units (room), HRSG (house), natural gas pressure regulating station, fuel oil treatment room and other buildings or structures shall meet the requirements of Table 5.3.1. The minimum distances among other buildings or structures shall meet the provisions of DL 5000. 5.3.8 The fire safety distances between Class A, B and C liquid storage tank areas and buildings shall be no less than those in Table 538. ™ DL/T5174— 2003, st « Ja] oa jalsfay—l- ov | a for als] = fe] = ‘ = oe for fen es word) st st oC sz T ulay — o fot i sf | oo falsfajaja} ow | — fal Ion) > os <] 5 Jor] Jatea| w fut “preg s8u0S saad Te Su | OSH 19092020197 | agi ap | Boo? | RAINS | BHM TO Same) es) | er oe Surponan | UEP| “gap | Ssoopng | sunysrn | woos | AME | sao | Gomme jaar usc | PMRPON | ream Acoust spunea =D saiopro. | ‘tommy | AN waco seme re = emo ws Suing 40 sTuypyng Jo seouEIsIG MAMI. E'S age DL/T5174~ 2003, ‘Table 5.3.8 Fire Safety Distances between Class A, B, and C Liquid Storage Tank Areas and Buildings m “oval capacity of one Fire resistance rade tem tank area or yard

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