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IFD
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Mar 18,
Jul 22, 2018
2019
Anglo American Quellaveco S.A. MQ11-02-TE-0000-EE0017
Quellaveco Project Date 22-Mar-2018
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - POWER AND LIGHTING PANEL BOARDS
Record of Revisions
Revision
Date Description
N°
B 30-Apr-2015 Issued for Client Approval
C 26-Feb-2018 Issued for Quotation
0 22-Mar-2018 Issued for Design
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Table of Contents
1.0 GENERAL ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Summary ............................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Work and Components Included........................................................................................ 4
1.3 Work and Components Excluded ....................................................................................... 5
1.4 Codes and Standards ........................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Performance Requirements................................................................................................. 6
1.6 Submittals ............................................................................................................................. 7
1.7 Quality Assurance and Quality Control ............................................................................ 8
1.8 Sub-Suppliers ....................................................................................................................... 8
1.9 Design and Operating Conditions....................................................................................... 9
1.10 Limitation of Engineering Review Liability ...................................................................... 9
2.0 PRODUCT.................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1 General ................................................................................................................................ 10
2.2 Material ............................................................................................................................... 10
2.3 Design Criteria ................................................................................................................... 10
2.4 Fabrication and Manufacture ........................................................................................... 11
3.0 EXECUTION ............................................................................................................................... 17

3.1 Engineering Data Requirements ....................................................................................... 17
3.2 Inspection and Testing ....................................................................................................... 19
3.3 Preservation ........................................................................................................................ 20
3.4 Installation, Pre-commissioning, Commissioning, and Start–Up. ................................. 20
4.0 ATTACHMENTS ........................................................................................................................ 20
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1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Summary
This specification covers the design, manufacturing, assembly, testing, supply and delivery
factory assembled power and lighting Panel Boards (herein referred to as “Panel Boards”,
“the equipment” or “units”). The specific requirements shall be given on the respective Data
Sheet which shall be part of the request for quotation (RFQ) and/or purchase order (PO).
The equipment shall be supplied for Quellaveco Project of Anglo American Quellaveco S.A.
(AAQSA) in the Torata district, Mariscal Nieto province, Moquegua department, in Perú.
The plant and water supply facilities are located approximately at 34 km and 75 km east from
Moquegua city, respectively. The seaport facilities are located in Ilo area. The project has five
(5) main areas:
• Quellaveco, where the Mine, Crusher and Truck Shop are located at 3600 masl.
• Papujune, where the Concentrator Plant is located at 3600 masl.
• Cortadera, where the Tailing Disposal area is located at 3300 masl.
• Titire and Vizcachas, where the water supply facilities are located at 4400 masl.
• Seaport facilities in Ilo area, at 20 masl.
Bidder shall read carefully this Specification and declare exceptions (if any) to scope of
requested supply.
1.2 Work and Components Included
The scope of supply for the equipment is described in the following list. Any components,
sub-systems, accessories or others not listed herein but necessary to consider for the correct
and safe transportation, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of the
equipment shall be quoted as optional items for evaluation by the Buyer:
• Power and Lighting Panel Board.
• Internal power buses
• Protective components (circuit breakers, fuses, differential circuit breakers, etc.)
• Control components (contactors, relays, switches, etc)
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• Miscellaneous components as specified in Data Sheet
• All necessary and required engineering and documentation.
1.3 Work and Components Excluded
The following items will be provided by others and are excluded from the scope of supply.
• Reception, unloading and storage of the equipment at its destination.
• Foundations and anchor bolts.
• External facilities such as connecting, interconnecting raceway, and conductors external

to equipment.
• Field electrical work, including conductors, cables, conduit and wiring external to the
equipment.
• Installation and testing at jobsite (except technical assistance if requested on the purchase
order documents).
1.4 Codes and Standards
1.4.1 Applicable Standards
Publications listed form part of this Specification insofar as they give definitions and
describe the requirements and tests which the supplied equipment shall meet.
• NEMA National Electrical Manufacturer's Association.
• ANSI American National Standards Institute.
• IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.
• ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
• NEC National Electrical Code (NFPA 70, last edition).
• ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials.
• NESC National Electrical Safety Code.
• CNE Código Nacional de Electricidad del Perú.
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1.4.2 Specific References
• ANSI, Z535.4 Product Safety Signs and Labels.
• ANSI/UL67 Panel Boards.
• NFPA 70 National Fire Protection Associations
• NEMA, PB1 Panel Boards
• NEMA, AB1 Molded Case Circuit Breakers and Molded Case Switches
• NEMA, KS1 Enclosed and Miscellaneous Distribution Equipment Switches
• NEMA, 250 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment
• UL 50 Cabinets and Boxes
Codes and standards shall be latest revision and addendum in effect on date
specification is IFC (Issued for Construction) unless noted otherwise. Except as
modified by the requirements specified herein or the details of the drawings, work
included in this Specification shall conform to the applicable provisions of
publications.
The Bidder shall be responsible to be, or to become, knowledgeable of Codes and

Standards.
The equipment shall comply or exceed the requirements outlined in the codes and
standards listed in herein.
Solution to conflicts or differences between these Standards and Regulations rests

with the Buyer.
Equipment changes or alterations to comply with Codes and Standards, shall be to

manufacturer’s expense.
1.5 Performance Requirements
The Equipment shall be in accordance with this Specification and Data Sheet MQ11-02-DS-
0000-EE0017, suitable to operate at the specified altitude and to facilitate the field erection
and field maintenance. All units shall be warranted to perform to this Specification with a
minimum of field maintenance and for the class of equipment specified.
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The equipment to be furnished to this Specification shall in all respects be of the highest
quality, the latest advances in technology, and of modern engineering design and
workmanship.
Ratings and characteristics, materials, manufacturing and tests shall be in full accordance
with the latest applicable standards indicated on section 1.4 and with the requirements stated
in this specification and Data Sheet.
Equipment shall be optimized to reduce installation time, provide ease of operations,

minimize maintenance and repair costs, and facilitate future additions as described in this
Specification.
1.6 Submittals
Bidders shall furnish and timely submit all data and documentation as requested in Form
SDDC “Supplier Drawing & Data Commitment”. The SDDC form specifies the data and
documents required by the Buyer to be submitted with the Bidder´s proposal, as well as those
required after an eventual Purchase Order award.
Bidders shall complete the Data Sheet form attached to the RFQ and submit it with the
quotation. Bidders shall complete all information required in the Data Sheet in accordance
with the equipment specifications. It is no acceptable to fill in the Data Sheet with indications
like “see catalog”, “see standard”, or blank fill.
All values shown on the bidder completed Data Sheet will be considered guaranteed values
within the limits of tolerance specified by the relevant standards.
As a minimum, the Bidder shall submit the following information with the proposal:
• Completed Data Sheet. The offers with incomplete Data Sheet may be rejected.
• A list of recommended spare parts for commissioning and start–up including a

description and part number for each item.
• A list of recommended capital spare parts including a description and part number for
each item.
• A list of recommended spare parts for one year operation, including a description and
part number for each item.
• A list of special tools (if any) required for installation, pre-commissioning,

commissioning, operation and maintenance.
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• A complete deviation list, detailing all deviations, exceptions and/or assumptions

contained in the proposal. In absence of such list, it will be assumed that the offered
equipment fully complies with all the requirements stated herein and in the Data Sheet.
No exceptions shall be allowed unless approved by the Buyer in writing.
• Daily rates for technical assistance and support at job site for installation, pre-
commissioning, commissioning and start–up.
1.7 Quality Assurance and Quality Control
The Manufacturer shall have a Quality Control Plan that collects and records similar
equipment's field operating informalities and failures due to the design, materials, processes,
and workmanship. The Manufacturer is responsible to advise the Buyer of the specified
equipment of such informalities before such reports are obtained through other sources.
The Manufacturer shall maintain a Quality Assurance Program and related documents and
shall be signed by the authorized quality inspector.
The Quality Assurance Program must be established, implemented, and maintained in

accordance with the Quality Assurance and Quality Control documents attached to the RFQ,
including form Q&CR “Quality and Certification Requirements”.
Manufacturers meeting the following requirements are acceptable:
• The manufacturer shall be regularly engaged in the manufacture of the required

equipment.
• The equipment sub-components and parts shall be the standard products of established,
reputable Manufacturers regularly engaged in the manufacture of such equipment.
The equipment supplier will be expected to maintain reliable post-sale technical services and
assure the availability of all required spare parts during installation, field testing, pre-
commissioning, commissioning, and operation for no less than 30 years.
1.8 Sub-Suppliers
For components, accessories and auxiliary systems delivered by sub–suppliers, the Main
Bidders must clearly identify and indicate the extent of such supply. If the proposed sub–
Bidders do not meet the quality requirements, the Buyer reserves the right to request the sub–
Bidders to be changed.
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1.9 Design and Operating Conditions
1.9.1 Ambient Conditions
As described in document MQ11-02-TE-0000-ME0001, “Site Conditions”.
1.9.2 Electrical Conditions
The equipment shall be connected to an electrical distribution system with the

following characteristics.
• Low Voltage Power 480 V (ac), 3 phases, 60 Hz,

Distribution Icc = 65 kA,
solidly grounded
• Lighting and auxiliary Power 400-231 V (ac), 3 phases, 60 Hz,

Distribution Icc = 14 kA,
solidly grounded
• AC Control Power 120 V (ac), 1 phase, 60 Hz,

Icc = 10 kA,
solidly grounded
• DC Control Power 125 V (dc), Icc = 5 kA,

Ungrounded
1.9.3 Seismic Conditions
As indicated in document MQ11-02-DC-0000-SC0001.
1.9.4 Ratings Conditions.
In accordance with the Data Sheet.
1.10 Limitation of Engineering Review Liability
Review by Buyer of Vendor’s drawing shall not relieve the Vendor of his responsibility for
furnishing properly designed equipment, mechanically and electrically suited to meet
operating conditions, nor for results arising from errors or omissions, nor for any faults or
defects, nor for failure in the matter of guarantee which may become evident during erection
or subsequent operation.
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Acceptance of the Buyer shall occur after equipment operates successfully. Final acceptance
will be subject to full, complete and satisfactory performance of the operation, certified data
submission and safety compliance.
All third party warranties and certifications obtained by the equipment manufacturer for
accessories used in the supplied equipment shall be made extensive to the Buyer in all their
terms of covering.
2.0 PRODUCT
2.1 General
This specification covers the general requirements of the following types of Panel Boards:
• Power Panel Boards, 480 V (ac), 60 Hz.
• Lighting and Auxiliary Panel Boards, 400-231 V (ac), 60 Hz
• Control power Panel Boards, 208-120 V (ac), 60 Hz
• DC power Panel Boards, 125 V (dc)
The specific requirements of each assembly (plan, arrangement, indoor or outdoor

installation, circuit breaker ratings, relaying, metering, and control schemes) shall be shown
on detailed Data Sheet and/or the Panel Board Schedules that shall be part of the RFQ.
All equipment shall be of manufacturer's standard with similar mining applications in Peru.
No prototypes are allowed.
2.2 Material
All equipment, components and material furnished shall be new, of premium quality and of
essentially heavy–duty design, either meeting or exceeding the requirements of this
Specification.
2.3 Design Criteria
The equipment shall be the latest design, proven in service to meet the requirement and intent
of this Specification and comply with technical data provided in the Data Sheet or Panel
Board Schedule.
The equipment shall be designed and constructed for continuous operation, 24 hours per day,
7 days a week, and 365 days per year.
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The Panel Boards shall be fabricated using new, code gauge, clean sheet steel.
Manufacturer shall apply altitude derating factors to the voltage, current, power and
temperature ratings of the equipment furnished under this Specification according to
applicable standards. The resulting values after this derating shall be equal to or greater than
applicable values specified.
Panel Boards shall be mounted as specified on the Panel Board Schedule or Data Sheets and
arranged to form a single structure with a common bus bar assembly.
The structure, including doors and panels, shall be capable of withstanding the internal
pressure created by faults within the structure (equal to the maximum fault-current rating)
without danger to operating personnel.
Structures shall be self ventilating, and supplied complete with a lockable outer door.
Interlocks, covers, etc. shall be provided to prevent incorrect or unsafe operation, and to
prevent access to live parts.
Lighting and Power Panel Boards shall be designed and constructed to facilitate inspection,
cleaning, repair and maintenance and to ensure absolute safety during operation, inspection
and maintenance.
Similar parts and components shall be interchangeable.
Any spare component shall be arranged such that they can be connected without de-
energizing the complete Panel Board, (this does not apply to Panel Boards intended for use in
hazardous areas).
It shall be possible to operate individual circuit switches without de-energizing the complete
Panel Board.
It shall be possible to replace fuses (where used) without de-energizing the complete Panel
Board (this does not apply to Panel Boards intended for use in hazardous areas).
2.4 Fabrication and Manufacture
2.4.1 General
Panel Boards shall be rated for operation under service conditions stated on the Panel
Board Schedules, Data Sheets and referenced documents. The Panel Boards shall
have a design life of at least 30 years with periodic maintenance interval of at least
four years.
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All enclosures shall be furnished in accordance with Underwrites Laboratories

standards and include wiring gutters with proper wire bending space.
All Panel Boards shall be designed for top or bottom entry of all incoming and
outgoing cables via a removable gland plate.
All Panels Boards shall be furnished with a safety lever mechanism to operate the
main circuit breaker from the outside with pad lock provisions.
All Panel Boards shall have a set off three red indicating lights, mounted on the
exterior door, to show the status of the three phases of the Panel Board’s main circuit
breaker.
switch from the outside, set to the “off” position. Minimum degree of protection for
Panel Boards shall be as indicated in the following table:
Non-Corrosive Areas Corrosive Areas

Indoor (electrical room) NEMA 12 NEMA 12
Outdoor NEMA 4 NEMA 4X
Table 4.1 Degree of protection Panel Boards
When the Panel Board is specified to be in an outdoor enclosure, the follows

requirements apply:
• Enclosures shall be weatherproof and fabricated to provide a strong and rigid

structure.
• Gaskets shall be non-absorbent, non-stick neoprene, held in metal containers

(channel, etc). The roof or rain shelter shall be sloped to provide drainage in a
direction away from the panel doors.
• Removable panels shall be secured with captive slotted or shaped-head fasteners,

machine screws or machine bolts engaging captive nuts or tapped holes in
structural members. Self-tapping sheet metal screws shall not be used.
• All exposed handles, screws, and hinges shall be made of corrosion resistant
material or shall be galvanized or plated with cadmium or chromium.
• Enclosures shall have ventilation openings at the bottom, unless designed to be

non-ventilated.
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• When specified, thermostatically controlled heaters shall be provided to maintain

a preset maximum/minimum temperature within the enclosures.
• A weatherproof sunshade / rain hood shall be provided
• Each enclosure shall be primed, chemically treated to prevent rust, and painted
inside and outside. See section 2.4.10 for details.
Document number MQ11-02-TE-0000-GA0001 - "Especificación de Pinturas"

defines the areas of the project that are considered corrosive.
2.4.2 Circuit Breakers
Circuit breakers shall be:
• Molded case type, bolt-on mounting.
• Of the number of poles specified on the Panel Board Schedule or Data Sheets.
• Suitable for interrupting duty and utilization according to UL 489 “Molded-Case

Circuit Breakers, Molded-Case, Switches and Circuit-Breaker Enclosures” or
equivalent standard.
• Fitted with individual padlocking facilities if specified in Data Sheets.
• Effectively grounded to the main housing if of metal construction.
• Capable of being individually operated by hand.
• Short circuit capacity of the circuit breaker shall be in accordance to electrical

conditions section 1.9.
• Provided with facilities for padlocking in the “off” position.
2.4.3 Isolator and Fuse Combination Units
Isolators and fuse combination units shall be:
• Fixed, air break type.
• Of the rating and number of poles stated on the Panel Board Schedule or
Data Sheets.
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• Provided with facilities for padlocking in the “off” position.
• Fault-make, load-break type, unless otherwise specified.
• Furnished with HRC fuses.
2.4.3 Busbars
• Busbars and connections shall be in accordance with the corresponding Data

Sheet.
• All busbars shall be of the same cross sectional area throughout the length of the
Panel Board.
• Busbars and connections shall be sized, braced and supported to withstand the
mechanical forces and thermal effects resulting from the Panel Board rated short
circuit current.
• Phase busbars shall be marked to indicate the phase coloring scheme, which shall
be red (A phase), black (B phase) and blue (C phase) or unless otherwise
specified.
• A bare ground busbar shall be provided along the full length of the Panel Board
structure with provision for ground cable connections throughout its length. The
ground shall be identified by the color green.
• An isolated neutral busbar shall be provided which includes provision for

bonding the busbar to the main ground busbar and housing. The neutral shall be
identified by the color white.
• The neutral busbar shall be rated at 100% capacity of the phase busbars.
2.4.4 Grounding
• All metallic non-current carrying parts of the Panel Board shall be bonded
together and connected to the internal ground busbar.
• All doors shall be bonded to the main structure by means of a flexible copper
connection arranged so that it cannot be trapped as the door is opened or closed.
• Provision shall be made, adjacent to the cable termination, for grounding cable
armoring to the ground busbar.
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• Panel Boards shall be supplied with an external brass ground stud complete with
nuts, spring and plain washers. This stud is to be internally connected to the
ground busbar.
2.4.5 Lighting Contactor Wiring
• Secondary wiring shall be switch board type (SIS or similar) soft drawn stranded
copper with 600 V insulation.
• Secondary wiring within the Panel Board or lighting contactor panel shall be
securely held in position (either wrapped or run in conduit/trunking).
• Wiring identification shall be numbered and/or lettered interlocking sleeve

ferrules, of insulating material adjacent to the terminals. They shall be indelibly
marked and removal without disconnecting the wire from its terminal shall not be
possible.
• Flexible cables shall be used for connections on door mounted equipment.

Wiring shall be wrapped in flexible conduit and firmly clamped at both ends to
prevent movement at terminations.
• The minimum power conductor size shall be #12 AWG, minimum size
#14 AWG for control. Cable insulation colors shall be consistent with the
phase/neutral/ground circuit to which they are connected.
• All wiring for external connections shall be brought out to individual terminals
on a readily accessible terminal block.
• Only one conductor shall be connected to each side of a terminal; additional

linked terminals shall be provided where more connections are required.
2.4.6 Cable Terminations
• Cable terminating facilities and terminals shall be suitable for the specified cable
type and conductor size specified on the Panel Board Schedules or the Data
Sheets.
• Terminal blocks shall be arranged and positioned to afford easy access for
carrying out external cable termination, testing, inspection and maintenance.
There shall be clear space allowed between the terminal block and the cable entry
for the spreading and termination of external conductors.
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• Terminal blocks shall be mounted in a single tier arrangement. In addition all

terminal block numbers or letters shall be clearly and permanently marked.
• The panel wiring shall be on one side of the terminal block only.
• Pinch screw type terminals are not acceptable. All terminals shall be UL
recognized, tubular screw type with a pressure plate wire connection
• Terminals for different voltages shall be separated by partitions.
• An undrilled gland-plate or entry panel of sufficient dimensions to terminate the

specified cables shall be provided. Location of cable entry shall be as specified
on the Panel Board Schedule or Data Sheets.
• Positioning of cable terminations shall avoid obstruction of other cable

terminations, removal of covers, etc. and provide for easy access for terminating
cables.
• Cable supports shall be provided by the Supplier to avoid undue strain on the
cable termination.
2.4.7 Wiring Gutters
Wiring gutters (Panduit or similar) with proper wire bending space shall be provided
at both sides of the main distribution bus.
2.4.8 Anti-condensation Heaters
For Panel Boards installed outdoors, thermostatically controlled heaters suitably

rated to prevent condensation shall be provided within the Panel Board.
The heaters shall be rated 220 V, 1 phase, 60 Hz.
The heater shall be supplied with a single or double pole isolator.
The heater terminals shall be clearly marked as to their use.
2.4.9 Nameplate
A main nameplate shall be affixed in a prominent position on the front of each Panel
Board giving the following information:
• Manufacturers name and type.
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• Panel Board Tag Number (letters shall be 12 mm high).
• System voltage, phases, wires, frequency, and fault capacity.
• Electrical hazard warning sign
Each Panel Board shall have fitted a circuit directory within a clear protective cover
located on the inside of the circuit compartment door.
Labels shall have black characters on a white background and be made of a non-
corrosive material.
Labels shall be affixed by means other than adhesive.
The language used on nameplates, instruction signs and instrument scales shall be
Spanish.
2.4.10 Painting
The equipment enclosure shall be cleaned, primed, and painted in accordance with
document MQ11-02-TE-0000-GA0001, “Especificación Técnica de Pintura”. The
finish color shall be as indicated on the same document.
The Vendor shall supply paint, matching each color used, for field "touch–up" after
installation of the equipment.
3.0 EXECUTION
3.1 Engineering Data Requirements
The awarded Bidder shall furnish and submit engineering data for the equipment as specified
and ordered. Engineering data, as listed below, shall be supplied in accordance with the form
SDDC “Supplier Drawing & Data Commitment” attached to the requisition. Typical data is
not acceptable unless it is revised to show the equipment as being furnished.
All symbols and wiring identification systems shall be in accordance with the applicable
ANSI standard.
3.1.1 Engineering Data
The Supplier shall provide all engineering drawings and documentation in English
and Spanish.
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Fabrication shall begin only after approval of the respective drawings and documents
by the Buyer. Expenses derived from modifications or changes to units or parts
manufactured before fulfilling the above-mentioned requirement, shall be at the
Supplier’s expense.
The documentation shall include, but not be limited to the following list.
• Completed by Supplier Data Sheet.
• Single line diagram.
• Wiring diagram
• Outline and Arrangement Drawings, completely dimensioned.
• A nameplate diagrams per ANSI standards.
• Anchor bolt diameter design and bolt specification. Load table according to
MQ11-02-TE-0000-SS0002, Structural Requirements for Equipments
• Factory and field test procedures.
• Factory and field test certified reports.
• Preservation instructions for extended periods of indoor or outdoor storage before

installation.
3.1.2 Material List
Detailed bill of material with description and catalog number of all sub-components,
identifying sub-Suppliers and country of origin in each case.
3.1.3 Spare Parts List
The Supplier shall submit a list of recommended capital spare parts, spare parts for
commissioning and start–up and spare parts for one year of operation. It shall be
provided in a native usable format such as Excel data base, where available.
3.1.4 Installation, Operating and Maintenance Manuals (IOM)
The Seller shall submit IOM manuals supplied on CD’s and hard copy in the
quantities indicated on the Form SDDC “Supplier Drawing & Data Commitment”.
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3.2 Inspection and Testing
3.2.1 Inspection
Inspection shall be as detailed in the Q&CR form.
The Supplier shall grant the Buyer's representative free access to shops at all times
and shall arrange all reasonable facilities, necessary to verify that the materials and
fabrication are in accordance with Buyer's specifications. However, such inspections
or waiving of inspection by the Buyer shall neither relieve Supplier of responsibility
for furnishing the equipment conforming to the requirements of the specification nor
invalidate any claims that Buyer may make because of defective or unsatisfactory
material and workmanship.
The Buyer shall have the right to witness all tests and shall be notified at least two
weeks in advance of any tests to allow a representative to be present at no extra cost.
Release of the equipment for shipment shall not relieve the Supplier of any
responsibility or guarantee. Acceptance of shop tests shall not constitute a waiver of
field performance requirements under specified operating conditions, nor shall shop
inspection by the Buyer relieve the Supplier of responsibilities in case of later
discovery of defective material or workmanship.
3.2.2 Production and Conformance Tests at the Factory
The equipment shall be completely assembled prior to shipment, wired, and tested by
manufacturer.
Certified test reports of factory routine tests performed on each completely

assembled unit shall be provided to the Buyer. The test reports shall include both the
raw data and the conclusions that are drawn from or calculated from the data.
Test reports shall detail all defects detected as a result of testing activities.
Reparation procedures for defective equipment and replacement of parts or
accessories shall be authorized by the Buyer in writing. The Buyer reserves the right
to reject defective units, which shall be replaced be newly fabricated ones.
Buyer reserves the right to observe the testing, dismantling, inspection, and
reassembly of units, as specified.
Tests shall be performed on the fully assembled units, using contract components,
instrumentation, and accessories.
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Materials or sub-components improperly detailed, fabricated, or assembled, so that

its installation in the field requires extra work, shall be the responsibility of the
Supplier, who shall replace or repair defective goods at his own expense.
3.3 Preservation
For outdoor Panel Boards or panel Boards not shipped as part of prefabricated electrical
rooms, a preservation plan and schedule shall be submitted to the Buyer identifying all
measures to be taken in order to avoid damage to the equipment and maintain manufacturer
warranties during the storage period before installation.
3.4 Installation, Pre-commissioning, Commissioning, and Start–Up.
During the installation, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start–up period an

experienced engineer, representing the supplier, may be requested to supervise the following
work:
• Monitoring mounting and installation
• Pre-commissioning and Commissioning Tests
• Training of the Buyer’s operation and maintenance personnel
• Operating performance measurements
4.0 ATTACHMENTS
The following documents are related with the design and manufacturing of the power and lighting
Panel Boards to describe the Buyer’s intent respect to quality standards and project suitability:
• MQ11-02-DS-0000-EE0017 Data Sheet for power and lighting Panel Boards.
• MQ11-02-DS-0000-EE0006 Especificación Técnica Salas eléctricas prefabricadas
• MQ11-02-TE-0000-ME0001 Site Conditions.
• MQ11-02-TE-0000-GA0001 Especificación Técnica de Pintura
• MQ11-02-DC-0000-SC0001 Structural design criteria
• MQ11-02-TE-0000-SS0002 Structural Requirements for Equipment
• AA_AFRS_000005 Anglo Fatal Risk Guideline 5: Equipment Safeguarding
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• AA_AFRS_000005 Anglo Fatal Risk Guideline 6: Isolation.
• AA_GTS_000005_V0 AFRS 5 Equipment Safeguarding Standard
• AA_GTS_000006_V0 AFRS 6 Isolation Standard
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - POWER AND LIGHTING PANEL BOARDS

B 30-Apr-2015 Issued for Client Approval

C 26-Feb-2018 Issued for Quotation

0 22-Mar-2018 Issued for Design

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - POWER AND LIGHTING PANEL BOARDS

3.0 EXECUTION ............................................................................................................................... 17

4.0 ATTACHMENTS ........................................................................................................................ 20

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - POWER AND LIGHTING PANEL BOARDS

• Papujune, where the Concentrator Plant is located at 3600 masl.

• Cortadera, where the Tailing Disposal area is located at 3300 masl.

• Seaport facilities in Ilo area, at 20 masl.

1.2 Work and Components Included

• Power and Lighting Panel Board.

• Internal power buses

• Protective components (circuit breakers, fuses, differential circuit breakers, etc.)

• Control components (contactors, relays, switches, etc)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - POWER AND LIGHTING PANEL BOARDS

• Miscellaneous components as specified in Data Sheet

• All necessary and required engineering and documentation.

1.3 Work and Components Excluded

• Reception, unloading and storage of the equipment at its destination.

• Foundations and anchor bolts.

• External facilities such as connecting, interconnecting raceway, and conductors external

1.4 Codes and Standards

1.4.1 Applicable Standards

• NEMA National Electrical Manufacturer's Association.

• ANSI American National Standards Institute.

• IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.

• ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

• NEC National Electrical Code (NFPA 70, last edition).

• ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials.

• NESC National Electrical Safety Code.

• CNE Código Nacional de Electricidad del Perú.

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1.4.2 Specific References

• ANSI, Z535.4 Product Safety Signs and Labels.

• ANSI/UL67 Panel Boards.

• NFPA 70 National Fire Protection Associations

• NEMA, PB1 Panel Boards

• NEMA, KS1 Enclosed and Miscellaneous Distribution Equipment Switches

• NEMA, 250 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment

• UL 50 Cabinets and Boxes

The Bidder shall be responsible to be, or to become, knowledgeable of Codes and

Solution to conflicts or differences between these Standards and Regulations rests

Equipment changes or alterations to comply with Codes and Standards, shall be to

1.5 Performance Requirements

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Equipment shall be optimized to reduce installation time, provide ease of operations,

• A list of recommended spare parts for commissioning and start–up including a

• A list of special tools (if any) required for installation, pre-commissioning,

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• A complete deviation list, detailing all deviations, exceptions and/or assumptions

1.7 Quality Assurance and Quality Control

The Quality Assurance Program must be established, implemented, and maintained in

Manufacturers meeting the following requirements are acceptable:

• The manufacturer shall be regularly engaged in the manufacture of the required

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1.9 Design and Operating Conditions

1.9.1 Ambient Conditions

As described in document MQ11-02-TE-0000-ME0001, “Site Conditions”.

1.9.2 Electrical Conditions

The equipment shall be connected to an electrical distribution system with the