extingui Fire & Heat Detection and Extinguishing System April 12", 2021Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System erie Technical requirement Summary 1. PURPOSE. 2. PRESENTATION OF THE PLANT 3. SELECTION CRITERIA FOR THE PARTICIPATING COMPANIE: 4, DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING FACILITIES BE PROTECTED. 5. _ SITE VISIT & PRE-BID MEETING 6. DEFINITION 6.1 GENERAL DEFINITIONS 6.2. SPECIFIC DEFINITIONS. 6.3 ABBREVIATIONS. 7 APPLICABLE REFERENCE CODES AND STANDARDS... SCOPE OF WOR! 9.1 DetectiING HAZARD. 9.2 Atskr PeoPte 9.3. INMATING ACTION 10 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION. 11 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 111. REUABIUTY AND AVAILABILITY. 11.2. PERFORMANCE... 11.3. Arprovats. 11.4. ATEX Requirement TB. ENCLOSURE ons ‘CENTRAL PROCESSING UNI Fine DETECTION. ‘ALARM ACTUATION AND CONTROL. EXTINGUISHING MoDutE Power Surety PROGRAMMING ‘OPERATOR INTERFACE INTERFACE WiTH THIRD PARTY SYSTEM. 11.15, INPUT AND OurtPur CaRos. 11.171 Conventional Input Cards. 11.17.2 Analogue Input Card 11.173. Direct Monitored Output Cards. 11.174. Polarity-Reversal Monitored Output Cards. FIRE & HEAT DETECTION AND EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM, NETWORKING (ADD A CHAPTER HERE FOR DETAILS) 21 a 2 22 24 24 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 28 1.28 29 29 Arwe Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System SaeE Technical requirement 11.175. Non-Monitored Output Cards. 30 11.176 | Addressable Fire Detection Card 30 1.177. Control Cards =a : 31 11.16.” Remore rut ano Oureut Caos 31 11.18... Control Card. : sorte . 5 31 11.182 Remote Conventional Input Module. 32 1118.3. . Remote 4-20mA Analog Inputs Module. cassis ws “ 32 T1184 Remote Digital Output Cards. = snnssennrsenee v 33 1.18.5. Remote Digital Output Notification Card... 33 11.188. Remote Automatic Extinguishing/Release Card. 34 12 CONVECTIONAL FIELD DEVICES 12.1. General Detectors. ae . 34 12.2. Ormicat SmoKe DerEcroR 35 12.3. COMBINED SMOKE AND HEAT DETECTORS 5) 124 Hear Detectors a tension ini 12.5, DUCT MOUNTED SMOKE DETECTORS... i 36 12.6 INFRA-REO FLAME DETECTORS 36 12.7. Linear Hear Detectors, 37 12.8 REMOTE INDICATING LIGHTS seo 12.9. MANUAL PULL STATIONS vers —_ . it 12.10. MANUAL IRE ALARM CALL POINTS 38 12.11. ALARM Bett 12.12 NoncaTion Devices. 12.13. REMOTEINDICATOR MODULE. on 12.14. CONVENTIONAL DETECTOR INTERFACE MODULE. 39 13 ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES. 13.1 GeNeRat cease ss AO 13.20 HEAT DETECTORS oon 40 13.3. BEAM SMOKE Detectors. a 13.4 _ INFRA-ReD FLAME DETECTORS. sth 13.5 UNeAR Heat Detectors, cee ae) 13.6 ADDRESSABLE MANUAL CALL POINTS. 43 13.7. REMOTE INDICATOR MODULE 43 13.8. ADDRESSABLE RELAY OuTPUT MODULE 7 sn 13.9. ADDRESSABLE CONTACT MONITORING MODULE 4a 13.10. AbDRESsABLE SOUNDER Drivek MODULE. conn 13.11 SMOKE DAMPER MODULE, 44 13.12. PLANTINTERFACE MODULE " 45 14 INSTALLATION 14.1. Genera . 48 14.2. INSTALLATION oF DeTECTORS. 45 14.3. _INSTAWATION OF CONTROL Devices. mag aT 2Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Se Technical requirement 14.4, INSTALLATION OF Fite CONTROLLER EQUIPMENT a7 14.5. INSTALLATION OF FRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM. i 48 15 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING... 15.1. GENERAL. 15.2. TESTING 15.3. Test RECORDS. 15.4. COMMISSIONING, 16 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT.Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Biber Technical requirement Purpose The purpose of this specification is to specify the minimum requirements for the detailed design and engineering, technical documentation, procurement, fabrication, assembly. inspection, testing and commissioning of SIL Addressable fire & heat detection and extinguishing system in order fo meet fo ARH and Insurance recommendations. The manufacturer is responsible for all design work conceming the fire & heat detection and automatic exlinguishing panel leading fo a fully operational system. The design work is to be cattied out in the following phases: > Workshop design (for the Manufacturer approval). > Pre-Handover. Post-Handover and Final Documentation. The automatic fire & heat detection and extinguishing system shall initiate the fire alarm system upon activation {and taking the appropriate remediating actions (as defined) 2, Presentation of the plant SORFERT-ALGERIE is a Complex of Ammonia and Urea, composed of 02 units of Ammonia, Olunit of granulated Urec and their Utiities and off-site. Location: SORFERT FERTILIZER PLANT located in the industrial zone of Arzew, Oran, Algeria tion of the project= Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Technical requirement The plant has two identical Tkis ex: Unde ammonia units with a capacity of 2200 t/d each. Each unit is composed as follows: Ammonia Process Block Diagram ,..«; rc atsiba iia pate russe se a 1 A rea unit Schematic Diagram of Urea Process Ste}= Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Sue Technical requirement ities and off This plant is dimensioned to ensure the necessary utilties for ammonia and urea units, it consists of Seawater intake unit (SWI) located 550 m from shore. Seawaler desalination. Unit of Reverse Osmosis desalination water with a capacity of 3.x 17 t/h Three thermo-compression seawater distilation units with capacity is 3 x 100 t/¢. Two semi-open seawater cooling towers with a total capacity of 53 000 m3/h Auxiliary boilers: 03 boilers with a capacity of 3 x 143 1/h. Power generator vyvyvvy 3. Selection criteria for the participating companies Cannot bid on this tender unless the companies meet the following requirements: > This technical requirement is specifically affects to the companies with professional and Specialists in fire protection ‘Complete similar projects (at least 01 project during the last 05 years } > have the technical capabilities and the material and human resources in relation to the scope of the project 4. Description of existing facilities be protected. The project consists of a Study, Supply Supervision service Assembly. commissioning and Testing of the fire protection system (Detection /Extinction) for: one Nome [lone description Jleclvical substations tities, Ammonia 1 & 2, port Storage . SWI. ADMIN, rea eam turbines lammonia | & 2 it onits ower gen compressor house ammonia 1 & 2,Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System ee Technical requirement 4.1 Description of the cooling towers Seawater of the seawater cooling circles will be used for direct cooling of turbine condensers, ammonia condenser and back cooling of the closed cooling water circuit system (Unit 088). The seawater cooling unit consists mainly of the seawater cooling towers with the seawater circulation pumps and the seawater plate heat exchangers. For the Sorfert plant two separate seawater cooling units are provided. Coole) ti Temes ty Uist of cooling tower [cooling tower [Area er Utilities cr Ufilfies Refer to attached document 4.2 Description of the electrical Sub-Stations The substation is the component of the electrical system used for bath transmission and distribution of electricity. It makes it possible fo raise the electrical voltage for its transmission, then to lower it in view of its consumption for the electrical machines. Electrical substations consisting principally the ends of transmission or distribution lines, electrical equipment, buildings, and, transformers.r Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System ae Technical requirement Electrical sub-station List Sub-station [Area ‘ous-station 1 lUtities ous station 2 |Ammonial ‘ous station 3 |Ammonia2 ous-station 4 |ADMIN Bous-station 5 \Urea ous-station & (See Water Intake) Off - site ee 7 (052 Unit off - site Refer to attached document Drawing Ground Flour 1, SO-UD-D200,00082 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 0410 Substation 01) GROUND FLOUR 2, SO-UD-D201,00256 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 1410 Substation 02) GROUND FLOUR 3, SO-UD-D202,00256 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 2410 Substation 03) GROUND FLOUR 4. SO-UD-D204,00060 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 4410 Substation 05) GROUND FLOUR ‘5. SO-UD-D205,00020 (Electrical installation Drawing Unit $410 Substation 07) GROUND FLOUR 6. $O-UD-D205,00041 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 6410 Substation 08) GROUND FLOUR 7. SO-UD-D205,00042 (Electrical Installation Drawing Unit 6410 Substation 06) GROUND FLOUR Electrical Drawing fire alarm system 1..$0-UD-D200.00125 (Electrical Drawing fre alarm system, Unit 0410 Substation 01) GROUND FLOUR 2. S0-UD-D200 00126 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 0410 Substation 01) Cable cellar 3, $O-UD-D201.00267 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 1410 Substation 02] — GROUND FLOUR 4, SO-UD-0201 00268 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 1410 Substation 02} Cable cellar 5,80-UD-D202.00011 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 2410 Substation 03) - GROUND FLOUR 6, S0-UD-D202.00012 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 2410 Substation 03} ~-Cable cellar 7. SO-UD-D206,00006 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 6410 Substation 04) ~~ GROUND FLOUR 8, SO-UD-D206,00006 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 6410 Substation 04) Cable cellar 9..$0-UD-D204,00044 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 4410 Substation 08) --- GROUND FLOUR 10. SO-UD-D204.00045 (Electrical Drawing fire alarm system, Unit 4410 Substation 05) Cable cellarFire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Sie Technical requirement 4.3 Steam & hydraulic Turbines Unit 085 comprises of two generator turbines (085MTO1 and 085MT02) with dedicated steam desuperheaters (085E01 1, 085012, 085E013 and 085E014). The turbines are of condensation type with intermediate 59 bara and 22.5 bara extraction. Ammonia 1 & 2 compressor houses consists of the air compressor turbines 102MI01 and 202MT01, the syngas compressor turbines 107MT01 and 207MT01. the ammonia refrigeration compressor lurbines 1OPMIOT and 209MT01, the CO2 compressor turbine 020MTO2, In addition to the hydraulic turbines for the semilean solvent pumps for the units 105 and 208 : 105MTO1 and 205MT01 Steam Turbine List jemi FAG etcrption i o20MTO2 | CO2 compressor Turbine TEsmTOT ~]Turbine generator Testo |Turbine generator | 4 TO2MTOr Turbine de compresseur d'air de procedée TOSMTOT | iyaraue Turbine -Ammonia | *SemiLean Solvent (wDEA) Pump k Ta7wTOr | Synthese turbine - Ammonia 1 i TaPMToI | Refigeveion turbine = Ammonia T TEIMTOT | Boller feed water turbine = Ammonia I TaMTO, | Airprocess comprestor Turbine No /20SMTO1 Hydraulic Turbine ammonia 2 + Semi Lean Solvent (MDEA) Pump im OTTO Synthesis turbine - Ammonia 2 ia ZmaTor | Refigerafon fubine = Ammonia 2 is 7euToI | boiler feed wae turbine = Ammonia 2 Reter to attached document S0-UD-$101.00122_000_02_Techn. Specification Process Air Compres.PDF ‘SO-UD-$103,00062_000_03_Techn. Specification CO2-Compressor Turb.POF SO-UD-$101,00124_000_02_Techn. Specification Synthesis Gas Compr.PDF $0-UD-$101,00150_000_02_Techn. Specification Refrigeration Compr.PDF ‘S0-UD-$200,00004_000_05_Techn. Specification Steam Turbine Gener POFFire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System bs pad Technical requirement 4.4 Oil Unit | _OLunit systems are designed for lubrication and cooling of bearings and rotor of the rotating machines | The lubricating oll circulation system consists of the following components: | > Oiltank. > Pumping system consisting of three pumps (two normal lubrication pumps and a pressure > Fillration system dependent on the pressure cifference through the oil fiters, > Cooling system is governed by two heat exchangers which work intermittently for control the ofl temperature between 45% and 50%. > Fillings and piping emergency pump] controlled by a pressure-dependent protection system lubricating oll and control oil il Unit List item N° [IAG N° [escription r y20U100 [Lube Oil System for CO2 Compressor. = Urea Unit IUT0O [ube Oi System for 021POO2A7B HP Ammonia Pump - Urea unit 280100 [be OF system for 023PO01A78 HP Carbamate Fump = Urea unit lr 270200 be Ot system for Granviator Atomization Fan 027K0082 = Urea uni Is SIUTIO, = ‘Of Gas Compressor Skid A - Ammonia storage site. io 1510120, Boll Of Gas “Compressor Skid B - Ammonia storage site 7 20110 PaTOr ces Compressor ska A storage port 1520120 Bol Of Gas“ Compressor Skid B- storage port 5 330800 Lube Oil System for Boller Feed Water Pump 083001 A/B 10 330900 {Ube Oil System 0830900 for Boller Feed Water Pump O83F001 C/D 7 hee Pump under [lube Oi'System for Boller Feed Water Pump O83PO01 E rocurement 12 350200 [Generator turbine 01 of unit is 350400 [Generator turoine O2ot unt 4 [oruT00, er system naturel gas Compressor ammonia 1 Is 201100 & system naturel gas compressor ammonia 2 16 TOSUTOO [ube of system for TsPO01 A + 105 MOI 10[ = Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Sas Technical requirement jemi Lean Solvent (MDEA) Pump + Hydraulic Turbine -ammonia 1 7 [205100 [Lube ollsystem for 205PO01 A+ 205 MT OT jemi Lean Solvent (MDEA) Pump + Hydraulic Turbine ammonia 2 18 Nrosu200 LLube oll system for 105P001 8 [Semi Lean Solvent (MDEA) Pump -ammonia 1 liz [2050200 LLube oll system for 205P001 8 jemi Lean Solvent (MDEA) Pump ammonia 2 lao ho7u100 [common Lube oll for compressor turbine group (SYNTHESIS REFREGERATION AIR PROCESS system ) - AMMONIA 1 No7KToo1 109kTO01 102 KTOOI bar [2070100 [common Lube ol for compressor furbine group (SYNTHESIS REFREGERATION AIR >ROCESS system J- AMMONIA 2 Y7KTO01 209KTOO! 202 KTOO! a2 Hopuat0 Booster Compressor Skid A - ammonia | 3 070220 Booster Compressor Skid B- ammonia T 4 j2070210 Booster Compressor Skid A= ammonia 2 5 j2070220 Booster Compressor Skid B = ammonia 2 8 'g2u100 Ube Ollsystem for boller feed water pump - 182P001A- Ammonia 1 7 {1820200 Ube Oil System for boiler feed water pump - 182P0018- Ammonia 1 8 820100 Ube Ollsystem for boiler feed water pump - 182P00TA- Ammonia 2 9 1820200 ‘Ube Oil System for boiler feed water pump - 182P001B- Ammonia 2 Refer to attached document 5. Site visit & pre-bid meeting The tenderers requested to visit and examine the facilities where the System will be installed in order to collect under its own responsibilty all the needed information that may be necessary to make a contractual commitment for the success of the project The costs of this visit shall be supported by the tenderer. a aie Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Pb Technical requirement 6. Definition 6.1 General Definitions For this specification the following definitions shall apply: COMPANY | ABCDEFG CONTRACTOR EPC Company ‘SUB-CONTRACTOR/ | An organization contracted by and wholly responsible to VENDOR / SUPPLIER_| CONTRACTOR for executing a specific part of the work. Must Defines a mandatory contractual or legal requirement or action. Shall Defines a mandatory contractual requirement or action Should Defines a desirable or recommended outcome or action. wil Defines an intended outcome or action May ____ | Defines freedom of choice. 62 Specific Definitions Term Definition TooN The detector voting logic "1 out of N" (TOON) requires a single detector to trigger, (ie. this is a non-voted configuration). "N" represents the number of detectors within the zone. ‘200N The detector voting logic "2 ou! of N'" (200N) requires Iwo detectors in the same zone to trigger where "N" represents the number of detectors within the zone. ‘Adaressable FA ‘An addressable fire clarm system is made up of a series of fre System detectors and devices that are connected back to a central control panel. Each device has a unique ID on loop network, ‘AND, ~ [Logical operator, where all ore required before satisfied Code [local and national regulations, or industry-wide standards and) ____| codes of practice for fire systems (e.g. NEPA. EN). Confirmed Fire Typically, two or more detectors within a zone reporting fire, or single detector plus confimation by Operations. ‘Containment zone Detector Mapping | A layout optimization technique that uses 2D or 3D computer modelling to assess the coverage of detection systems against the identified hazardous scenarios, It provides an auditable assessment trail of the detection system's ability to meet the detection performance requirements, RFire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Technical requirement ‘Emergency Conirol Point Safe area on site or installation from where emergency responses coordinated, Execulive Action In this Specs, Execulive Aclion Iso inal action function To provide protection or mitigation of an event, such as: 6) Tripping of process equipment (pumps. compressors, valves ete): b) Tipping or isolation of electrical equipment; €]_ Opening process valves, e.g. blowdown or depressuring valves: d} Tipping of ventilation systems (ans and dampers); e} Fiing fre extinguishing, e.g. deluge or gaseous suppression systems, Fire and Heat System The Fire and Heat System including 4) Detectors (fire, smoke heat } b) Alogic solver; ¢) Panel (s): ) Repeaters } Graphical User interface in a manned control center, and where appropriate a second GUI at mustering point (where mustering point is in different location) or Emergency Response Cente if separate from control center; ) Direct outputs, such as fire suppressants, audible and visible ‘alarms: | 4} Interfaces to other systems, e.g. SIS, DCS, SCADA: fh). FHS Engineering Host/Station, | | HSSD High Sensitivity Smoke Detection; typically aspirated with detection points based on modeling. | Narcofic effect The impaired judgement or loss of abilly to respond fo commands caused by exposure to sufficiently high concentrations of narcotic products e.g. hydrocarbon vapor). Occupied building For this document, normally occupied buildings are buildings where personnel are present for periods of time to carry out normal ‘operations; such as but not limited to office buildings, maintenance. shops. control rooms and living accommodation buildings. a Repeater Panel [Logical operator, a single requirement satisfies. Repeater panel shows the state of the fie panel, shail be installed by the front entry in a lot of jurisdiction's so the fire department can see where the fire is located without having to go alll the way inside the facility to look at the fire panel. _ | Unoccupied | puicing For this document, normally unoccupied buildings are buildings where personnel visit infrequently and do not carry out regular lengthy routine activities during normal operation, and may be process buildings, analyzer shelters, metering buildings, 13SORFERT Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System 63 Technical requirement Abbreviations The following abbreviations and definitions will be used in this document: AG Allemating Curent ACS ‘Access Control System ALD ‘Acoustic Leak Detector [as Addressable System ASU ‘Alarm Summary Unit ATEX ‘Aimosphere Exposable BPCS Basic Process Control System © Cebus cor e Central Control Room cov Closed Circuit television co Carbon monoxide cor Carbon dioxide cru Genial Processor Unit CSA Canadian Standards Association ab Decibel be Direct current pes Distibuted Control System DPOT Double Pole Double Throw OP Emergency Depressurization EMC Electro Magnetic Compatibility EM Electromagnetic interference EPC. Engineering, Procurement and Construction ER Engineering Room ESD Emergency shutdown ews Engineering Workstation * Fohrenhelt EN European Norms FAP Fire Alarm Panel FAR Field Auxiliary Room FAT Factory Acceptance TestFire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System a Technical requirement FESIS Foundation Field bus TM Safely Instrument System [Fas Fie & Heat (Detection and Extinguishing) System [Fm Factory Mutual [FIREPRAN Fie Protection Analysis | Far fire and Heat [cor Gas to Oi Ratio [on Gasto Liquid [Hart Highway Addressable Remote Transducer HAZOP Hazard and Operabilty Analysis [He Hydrogen fluoride es [Hm Human Machine Interface [Hse Health Sofety and Environment [Hsse Health Security Safety and Environment [Hvac Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning 195 Hydrogen Suiphide Hz Hertz TEC Intemational Electrotechnical Commission IFAT Integrated Factory Acceptance Test IMs lon Mobility System PF instrumented Protective Function P intemet Protocol R infra-red IP Interposing Relay Panel 5 intrinsically Safe SA Intemational Sociely of Automation vo Input / output Kg Kilograms kw Kilowatt WN Local Area Network ice Local Control Centre, Installation Control Centre or any control room LD ght Emitting Diode mea Lower Flammable Limit, For this document, the Terms “lower flammabie limit" and "lower explosive limit” (LEL) are deemed 15Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Bete Technical requirement [ Tobe synonymous, | RAP Local Fire Alarm Panel us Low Level Gos Alarm |e Liquefied Natural Gos {tos line of Sight LPG Liquefied Petroleum Gas mA Millamperes NEMA National Electical Manuiacturers Association MFAP Main Fre Alarm Panel MTBF Mean time between failures MTR ‘Meantime to Repair NS Non-Infrinsieally Safe NEPA ‘National Fie Protection Association NRTL Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories ows ‘Operator Work Station PA Public Address System Paid Piping and instrumentation Diagram PES Programmable Electronic System PFD Probability of Failure on Demand PRE Personal Protective Equipment ppm Paris per milion PTFE Polyletrafiuoreathyiene GRA Quantified Risk Assessment Fl Radio Frequency inlerference RH Relalive Humidity s Seconds SAT Sile Accepiance Test SER Sequence of Events Recorder sit Safety integrity Level 35 Safely instrumented System SME Subject Matter Expert [ smart Signal Modulation and Auto re-ranging Transmitter | spor Single Pole Double throw 16Technical requirement $88 ~_ [Sub Surface safety Valve se ‘Short Term Exposure Limit TCPAP Transmission Control Protocol / internet Protocol BC ___| Tonic Siteam Concentration Epa TSR Temporary Safe Refuge (or Safe Refuge) wu Underwriters Laboratories UPS Unintemuptible Power Supply wv Uiira Violet Vol Volume vou Visual Display Unit 2D 2.dimensional [so Sdimensional 7 Applicable reference codes and standards The following Codes and Standards are mandatory reference of this Specification. Unless otherwise specified herein, the design shall conform to the latest edition at effective date of the contract. Fire and sit standards ENS42:EN 54-4 | Fire Detection and Fire Alarm System EN 12094-1 European - Fire Extinguishing Systems IEC 60079 Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Gas Atmospheres. IEC 40529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code) tae Functional safely of elechical / electronic / programmable electronic sately related systems TEC 61511 Functional Safety: Safety Instumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector [MED 96/98/EC | Harmonized standards for marine and off-shore certification NFPA 72 National Fre Alarm and signating Code NFPA 111 Standard on Stored Electrical Energy Emergency and Standby Power Systems: NFPA®280 Lanorme doit étre respectée pour l'installation du systéme de protection. NFPAB2T4 Standord on Water-Cooling Towers 2016 7Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System SES Technical requirement NFPA 13 Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems, 2016 edition. NFPA 14 Standard for the Installation of Standpipe and Hose Systems, 2016 eaition. ayn Standard for the Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fre Protection Systems, 2014 edition neal Standard on Clean Agent Fre Extinguishing Systems (2012 edition) NFPAS7 ‘Slandard for the installation and Use of Stationary ora ‘Standard for Fire Prevention during Welding, Cutting, and Other Hot Work, 2014 edition. | NFPA 700 National Elechical Code®, 2014 edition. | NFPA 720 National Fre Alarm and Signaling Code, 2016 edition. ReER Tan) ‘Standard for the Installation of Lightning Protection Systems, 2014 6: NF S61.962 NF-pI_| Régles d'installation des Systémes de Détection incendie The FHS shall be designed & installed in accordance with globally acknowledge practices and HSE recommendations. The FHS components shall be certified by a globally acknowledged agency {ike UL/FM JONV/TUY, fire and safety standards} meeting standards for fire alarm and safety system standards (like ENS4, NFPA72, and IEC 61508} 8 Scope of Work The scope of works the EPC of a fre protection system detection & extinction of the units mentioned in Chapler 4 “eleciical substation including underground cables, cooling towers, oil units and turbines” The following services are included in the Work, each of which is defined below: 8.1 Design and engineering 8.1.1 Conceptual design Contractor shall advise on site use and improvements, selection of materials, building systems and equipment, 5 well as provide recommendation on construction feasibility, availablity of materials and labour, time requirements for installation and construction, and factors related to cost including costs of altemative designs or materials, budget and possible economics, 8.1.2 Detail engineering Detail Engineering includes the completion of all engineering related activities (such as development of Single Line Diagram, Equipment Data Sheets and Safety in Design) and the development of detailed, non- overlapping specific scopes of work, including the specific deliverables.Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System er Technical requirement The contractor shall: (a) Ensure all deliverables are produced to the intemational Standard and the required Nom & code. (b) manage the activities of all interdisciptinary interfaces for the Work, including civil, structural archilecluial, mechanical, piping, electrical, and instrumentation and controls; (c} Contractor shail assist in developing a battery limits interface, for coordination and execution of the Project, (d) prepare an execution plan for the Engineering services to be included in the project Execution Plan and issue such plan to the Owner for approval on or before the time set out in the Milestone Dates; and, (e) Provide on-going engineering support through completion of the Work. 8.1.3 Design basis memorandum (DBM) Contractor shall provide optimization studies and evaluation of technological process altematives to ensure minimal requirements are achieved. Deliverables for these types of Work may include, but are not limited to providing: (a) Preliminary process flowsheets complete with heat and material balances. (b) A complete set of preliminary Drawings for buildings, equipment and associated electrical, piping ‘and instrumentation systems; (c] A Project master schedule detailing engineering, procurement and construction activities, major milestones, major equipment lead times, permitting, and critical activities which shall be the basis for the dates in ail Project control documentation; and, DBM Engineering Services constitutes Contractor's requirements to review and accept the Final DBM Documentation delivered by Owner and prepared by others in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement. The expression "Final DBM Documentation” ‘means the design basis memorandum for the Project facility that comprises the design ‘basis, the project copital and specific engineering design deliverables and each of the other documents, in each case as approved, that are referred to in Article 5.XX DELIVERABLES", 19=. Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Technical requirement 8.2 Procurement /expediting/logistics 8.2.1 Procurement includes the procurement of all tagged and non-tagged equipment and material necessary for the construction of the Work, including safety systems and other equipment and material required for completion of the Work. 8.2.2 Contractor shall include a plan for procurement services within the Project Execution Plan and Contractor shall conduct the procurement services in accordance with that plan. The Project Execution Pian shal set out the nature and extent, as well as the frequency, of the reporting that Contractor is to provide in relation to the performance of the procurement services. The Project Execution Plan shail also set out the matrix of the various matters relating fo the performance of the procurement services that require (Owner approval and the time periods within which Contractor requires @ response from the Owner, with material tems added to the Milestone Dates.under the terms of the Contract 8.3 constructions 8.1.1 The contractor shall perform all work as described in this scope of the Work and Owner's strategies, plans and procedures s0 as to provide all services required to construct, install, test and deliver a complete and operable facility. the Contractor shall provide all adequate and competent construction management, personnel, and supervision, staff, labour, construction planning, scheduling, documentation, construction quality, HSE and testing devices in order to complete the Work in accordance with the Standard of Performance. 8.1.2. the contractor shall be responsible for providing the following permits and approvals: fo} Alllicenses, approvals, permits to perform the Work: (b} Others 8.4 testing and pre-commissioning After the installation is complete, the contractor will conduct operating and commissioning tests. The equipment will be demonstrated to operate in accordance with the requirements of the specification. The system installation, testing and commissioning will be as per Local approvals and requirements. The fire alarm system will be completely programmed in accordance with Fire Department requirement ‘and a specialist from the manufacturer will attend and demonstrate the complete system. A company trained representative will personally supervise the complete installation and final testing of the system. All tests will be cattied out in the presence of the Client or persons authorized by the consultant / client, Upon the completion of the acceptance tests, the representatives wil instruct operatives in the proper 20Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System eee Technical requirement operation, maintenance programming, configuration, and testing of the system. The vendor will provide equipment and /or software which is necessary to cllow field modification of the programming and configuration, 8.5 commissioning and start up 9 Fire & Heat Detection and Extinguishing System The SIL cerlified (addressable) Fire & heat detection and extinguishing system is one of the risk reduction SIS, used in a place where there is potential chance of fire orloss of containment {release and / or heat accumulation) exist and pose a risk to employees, the public, the environment or the business assets. The Fire & Heat detection and extinguishing system shall be of proven technology to enable mitigation of hazardous conditions such as fire or loss of containment by performing three basic functions: > Detecting Hazard > Alert People > Initiating Action The above functions are described in more detail in the sections below. 9.1 Detecting Hazard Fixed fire, heat and smoke detection equipment shall be selected to meet the requirements of this document and to provide, within practical limits, the earliest detection of emerging or significant hazards, specifically + The presence of a fire + The presence of smoke from smoldering or incipient fires 9.2 Alert People The fre & heat detection system SHALL: ‘+ Alert the operator at a control center about any detected hazards, their approximate location and type of event; ‘+ Alert personnel inside vicinity of the hazard about detected hazard so that they can take appropriate and timely action and evacuate to a safe location: ‘+ Provide data about the fire & heat event at the emergency control points to facilitate management of the incident. 21Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System Sere Technical requirement Note: There may be the additional requirement to provide notification of emergency situations to local community services, e.g. fre brigades, civil defense etc. 9.3 Initiating Action The initiated action shall be automatic, excep! where humen action has been assessed for the facility and hazard type, and itis demonstrated that human action is an effective part of the mitigation process. The following actions shall to be implemented within a fire and heat system: * Toalert or wam off approaching manned transport (e.g. helicopters, boats) using audible and visual ‘+ Isolate and minimize the inventory of hazardous materials {which may contribute to escalation) in the affected area: ‘+ Minimize potential ignition sources by electrical isolation of non-essential equipment or equipment not suitable for use in the present hazard ‘+ Inifiate active fire protection systems, where applicable, within the response time required: ‘+ Minimize the ingress and spread of smoke within buildings or closed modules, where smoke may impair escape, refuge and evacuation; ‘+ Provide HVAC operation that is required for the detected hazard, where applicable, e.g. maintain module air flow when heat is present in the module. ‘+ Initiate restrictions of access, e.g. road blocks on and offsite. 10 System Description The Contractor shail provide and install the system in accordance with the project documentation, applicable codes and manufacturer's recommendations. The FHS shall be a dedicated Fire & Heat detection and Extinguishing System for interfacing with all FGS field devices and extinguishing units it also executes the fire & heat detection and extinguishing logic for facilities, Fire detection and extinguishing panes fre repeater panels, detection components, alorm components, activation and extinguishing devices, cables, other materials and their installation shall be approved by Civil Defense Department, Ministry of Interior and Concemed authorities having jurisdictions. The FHS contractor shall be registered with, and, on the approved vendor ist (AVL) of end-user and concemed authorities having jurisdictions. The fre & heat detection and extinguishing system shall meet the requirements and comply with the relevant Europe Standards (EN), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Intemational Electro technical Commission (IEC)= Fire & Heat Detection and Automatic Extinguishing System ee Technical requirement The FHS system shall be SIL cerliied, meets the EN performance standards. Also certified to IEC 61508 and in compliance with IEC 61511 standards to perform FHS SIS applications. ‘The FHS system shall be suitable for 240 VAC, single phase, 50 Hz power supply and be completed with standby sealed lead acid gas-recombination type long life batteries and charger to provide a 24 VOC for detection and alarm system. Where the installation extends beyond more than one station the system in each station shall be self-contained with visual and audible alarms. A common fire & Heat alarm and common fault signal from each system shal be displayed on the control room repeater panel. For operating high load notification field devices, FHS must have redundant power supplies of 10, 20A and 40 depends on requirements. The specification for the fire & heat detection and extinguishing system summarizes the following: ‘= System requirements ‘+ Functional and operational requirements ‘+ Interface requirements + Control requirements ‘+ Installation and Execution requirements + Testing and Commissioning = Documentation + Training of personnel © Spare Parts ‘All those shall be in accordance with the general requirements of the contract and this document includes enclosed drawings. The Manufacturer shall provide fire and heat detection and extinguishing system including the installation of ‘© Main FHS Control Panel Satelite FHS Control Panel ‘+ Remote [O's (System Bus Cards) ‘= Notification Devices + Heat and Smoke Detector Aspirating Smoke Detector Linear Heat Detectors ‘+ Flame Detectors © Heat Detectors = Duct Housing © Multi Sensor Detector * ccv = PAGA ‘= Remote Emergency Telephone Equipment = Fire Alarm Manual Call Point + Steel Conduit, Boxes and Accessories ‘© FHS System Cables 2B