GRE - EEC.S.27.XX.A.00000.00.239.05 - DPP Description

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DESCRIPTION OF
DESIGN PLAN AND PROGRAM
PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT

Engineering, Equipment’s Manufacturing, Civil and
Electromechanical Works for the Execution Phase
M. Scarfogliero L. Freddo A. De Marzo

Update for Transformation Cabin I&C Deliverables;
05 11.03.2022
Template for IP Address Map
V. Rapisarda
M. Scarfogliero D. Guida A. Sabene

04 26.11.2021 Update for Topographical Survey for Backtracking
M. Alonso; M. Carbone M. Risita
M. Scarfogliero A. Lombardo A. Sabene

03 10.09.2021 Updated names for Civil Deliverables
A. Miniello M. Risita
M. Scarfogliero D. Guida A. Sabene

Updated for Tracker and Inverter Front Ends;
02 14.05.2021
Backtracking setting table added.
V. Rapisarda M. Risita
M. Scarfogliero M. Risita A. Sabene

Update for SCADA Delivery Cabin deliverables in case of
01 10.03.2021
MT Connection
V. Rapisarda M. Basili
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CONTENT
Aim of the Document ...................................................................................................................................... 6

Bill of Material O&M ........................................................................................................................................ 6
General Layout Overlaid on Cadastral Map ............................................................................................... 6
General Layout Overlaid on Topographical Map ....................................................................................... 6
General Layout Plan of PV Field .................................................................................................................. 7
General Layout with Meteo Station and Sensors Placement .................................................................. 8
Plan of Existing Easement and Underground Existing Facilities ............................................................. 8
Plan of Temporary Facilities, Construction Areas, Storage Areas .......................................................... 9
Shadow Study and Plan (Cabins, Structures, Obstacles) ........................................................................ 9
Erosion Monitoring Plan ............................................................................................................................... 12
Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Ante Operam)............................................................................... 12
Geological Report (for Entire Park, Including Units)................................................................................ 12
Geotechnical Investigation Plan ................................................................................................................. 13
Geotechnical Report (for Entire Park, Including Units) ........................................................................... 13
Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Post Operam) ............................................................................... 14
Hydrological Study ........................................................................................................................................ 14
Pull-Out Test Procedures (Including Equipment and Working Plan) .................................................... 15
Pull-Out Test Report ..................................................................................................................................... 16
Topographic Survey ..................................................................................................................................... 17
Plans and Details of Drainage System of Plant Area and Access Road Including Details of All the
Interferences .................................................................................................................................................. 21
Internal Roads - General Layout (with Coordinates), Cross Section and Longitudinal Profile ......... 22
Access Roads - General Layout (with Coordinates), Cross Section and Longitudinal Profile ......... 23
Geotechnical and Structural Calculation Report for CU Foundations .................................................. 23
Electrical Layout of the PV Park and Cable Paths (Solar, LVDC, LVAC, MV, Aux) with Layout
Restrictions and Placement of Main Equipment ...................................................................................... 24
General Single Line Diagram of the Plant (SLD) with Power Supply and Aux Tracker Supply ....... 24
Cable Connection details Patch Panel ...................................................................................................... 25
Control Room FO Cabinet Cross Connections ........................................................................................ 25
Fiber Optic Cables and Patch Cords Certification ................................................................................... 25
Fiber Optic Header and Fiber Optic Datasheets ...................................................................................... 25
Fiber Optic Laid Down.................................................................................................................................. 26
Trackers-Inverters Hierarchical Physical Grouping ................................................................................. 26
Cables Installation-Maintenance Manual .................................................................................................. 26
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DC Pre-Parallel Boxes (or Y-Connectors) Datasheet and Constructive Details ................................. 27

PV Modules - Pan File ................................................................................................................................. 28
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Corrosion Protection Assessment .................................................... 28
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Detailed Drawings ............................................................................... 29
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Structural Calculation Report ............................................................ 29
Tracker Algorithm Description and Curves ............................................................................................... 30
Tables for Real Backtracking Parameter Setting ..................................................................................... 31
Detailed Drawing of Connection Between Module Supports and Torque Tube ................................. 31
Detailed Drawing of Motor-Actuator System ............................................................................................ 32
Detailed Drawing of Rotational Head or Other Joints Between Torque Tube and Piles ................... 33
Trackers - Drawings ..................................................................................................................................... 34
Trackers - PV Module Fixing Details ......................................................................................................... 35
Trackers - Structural Calculations Reports ............................................................................................... 35
Trackers - Cabin Unit Control Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram ............................................ 36
Trackers - Cyber Security Book.................................................................................................................. 37
Trackers - Data Flow and Logical Connections ....................................................................................... 37
Trackers - Functional Control Description - Logical Diagrams .............................................................. 38
Trackers - Control System Equipment Datasheet ................................................................................... 38
Trackers - Control System Hardware and Software Description ........................................................... 38
Trackers - Control System IP Addresses .................................................................................................. 39
Trackers - TFE System Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram ...................................................... 39
Trackers - TFE Complete Database .......................................................................................................... 40
Trackers - Control System - Signals List of IED....................................................................................... 40
Trackers Control System Architecture ....................................................................................................... 41
Trackers Control System Maintenance & Operator Manuals ................................................................ 41
Motor and Actuator Datasheet .................................................................................................................... 41
Rotation Head Datasheet ............................................................................................................................ 42
PCU/TC Layout and Views.......................................................................................................................... 42
Auxiliary Devices Energy Consumption Study ......................................................................................... 43
Datasheet of Auxiliary TC Components .................................................................................................... 43
Internal Cables Sizing (LVDC, LVAC, MVAC) ......................................................................................... 44
PCU/ TC Single Line Diagram .................................................................................................................... 44
Thermal Study Dimensioning of PCU or TC Rooms ............................................................................... 45
Wiring Diagram of LVaux Panel ................................................................................................................. 45
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String Boxes Datasheet and Constructive Details ................................................................................... 46

TC - Control System Network Architecture ............................................................................................... 47
TC - Control System - Complete IP Address Map ................................................................................... 48
TC - Control System - Data Flow and Logical Connections................................................................... 48
TC - Control System - General Description, Hardware, Software, Functionality ................................ 49
TC - Control System - Complete Database .............................................................................................. 49
TC - Control System - Equipment Datasheet ........................................................................................... 49
TC – Control System - Hardwired Complete Signal List ......................................................................... 50
TC – Control System - Signals List of IED ................................................................................................ 50
TC – Control System - Cyber Security Book ............................................................................................ 50
TC - RTU Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram .............................................................................. 51
Inverters - Control System - Complete IP Address Map......................................................................... 51
Inverters - Control System - Data Flow and Logical Connections ........................................................ 51
Inverters - Control System (IFE and PPC Included) - General Description, Hardware, Software,
Functionality................................................................................................................................................... 52
Inverters - Control System (IFE and PPC Included) - Complete Database ......................................... 53
Inverters - Control System (IFE, PPC & IEDs Included) - Equipment Datasheet ............................... 54
Inverters - Control System Network Architecture..................................................................................... 55
Inverters - Hardwired Complete Signal List .............................................................................................. 55
PPC and Inverters - Functional Control Diagrams .................................................................................. 55
PPC Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram ....................................................................................... 56
IFE and PPC - Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 56
Inverters - Cyber Security Book.................................................................................................................. 56
IFE and PPC - Data and Disaster Recovery Procedures ....................................................................... 56
PPC - Human Machine Interface Sketches .............................................................................................. 57
IFE Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram ......................................................................................... 57
Inverters - RTU Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram .................................................................... 57
Inverters - Control System - Signals List of IED....................................................................................... 58
Inverter - Control System Maintenance & Operator Manuals ................................................................ 58
Meteo Station and Field Sensors - Technical Report with Sensor Installation - As Built .................. 58
OND File of the Inverter with Certificate .................................................................................................... 59
Functional Description of the Inverter ........................................................................................................ 60
Thermal Study Dimensioning of the Inverter ............................................................................................ 61
Wiring Diagram DC-AC Inverter Panels .................................................................................................... 61
Inverter Protection and Control Settings ................................................................................................... 62
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Delivery Cabin - Overall I&C Architecture - Level 1 Networking (only in case of MT connection) ... 63
Delivery Cabin - Complete IP Address Map (only in case of MT connection) .................................... 64
Delivery Cabin – Control System - Signals List of IED (only in case of MT connection) ................... 64
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Aim of the Document
Scope of this document is to detail the minimal requirements of the documents listed in the DPP in order to
facilitate the Owner acceptance and optimize the review time between the parties. Please take into account
that there may be specific requests that are not listed herewith which may be requested during the review
phase.
Bill of Material O&M
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION PARTS RELATED

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
The Contractor shall fill the BOM depending on its scope of supply and according to the attached Excel format.
General Layout Overlaid on Cadastral Map

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
This plan shall show the plant layout on a map representing the boundaries between different landowners and
between different municipalities/counties.
The plan shall clearly show the temporary areas (as storage areas, areas for construction, for site compounds)
and the permanent areas.
General Layout Overlaid on Topographical Map

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
The layout will show the ground control points used during the topographical survey.
The recommended scale is 1:1.000. Different scales may be proposed by the designer but shall be approved
by EGP before issuing the construction drawings.
The plant layout shall contain:
• Contour levels in an appropriate interval;
• Positions of modules /trackers;
• Name/code for the main roads internal to the plant;
• Progressive distances on the road axis;
• Entrance positions and Access Roads;
• Building and Substation;
• Storage areas;
• Fences;
• Location and number for the sections (see next point);
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• Any critical point for the execution or any relevant detail for a proper execution (obstacles or utilities,
deviations from standards);
• Drainage network;
• Cables trenches and cabins layout;
• Any typical item and detail (road signs);
• A key map to properly locate the drawing in the overall area of the plant.
A dedicated drawing shall be issued to define in detail the plant entrance and the intersections with existing
public roads; the designer shall report all the necessary details for a proper existing roads improvement,
including the signage details necessary during works execution and during the service life of the plant.
General Layout Plan of PV Field

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
The PV Plant General Layout shall be a scale georeferenced drawing with a clear description of the Project
Site boundary, as well as the co-ordinates of each corner point along the boundary. It shall give a general
overview of the PV plant and main elements of project area (transmission lines, existing roads, village/city, and
river), in a suggested scale of 1:25.000, including at least the following items:
• Modules tables and modules typology;
• Identification of each batch;
• Fence;
• Access gates;
• Access roads and internal Roads with curvature radius;
• Platform for Cabin installation and for U-turn maneuvers;
• Conversion Cabins and associated names;
• Tracker or Fixed structures, as applicable;
• Step up Substation;
• Buffers due to Environmental constrains, servitude, legal constrains;
• Existing interferences;
• O&M area (offices, parking,);
• Fire break area (if applicable);
• Environmental sensor location;
• Permanent areas:
o Storage area or Warehouse;
o Waste area;
o Office area;
o Parking area.
• The document shall be also including a table detailing the plant configuration, including:
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o Number of Transformation Centers;

o Number of inverters per Transformation Center;
o Inverters and modules model;
o Modules number for each typology (if applicable);
o Trackers number;
o Strings number;
o DC Power;
o AC Power;
o All quantities shall be included per Transformation Center and for the whole plant.
The distances between each item shall be clearly indicated. Each element shall be quoted and each item shall
be detailed in an adequate scale. The type of finishing (natural ground, asphalt, aggregate) for each area,
platform and road shall be clearly indicated and represented.
The drawings shall be georeferenced and all items shall be identified with relevant coordinates.
The document shall also include an additional sheet with the general layout placed on the contour level lines.
General Layout with Meteo Station and Sensors Placement

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
The Supplier shall provide a general layout with the location of the meteo station and sensors. These
equipment are placed in order not to generate any shadows on the PV Plant according to the Shadow Study
and Plan.
Each meteo station and sensor shall be placed in the site so that it does not have interferences with other
objects that it could affect the measurement of these equipments. In addition, these sensors will be placed into
the PV Plant in such a way that the measurements will be representative of the operation of the solar plant.
EGP could request to the Supplier to move any sensor because the measurement cannot represent the real
values of the operation.
The Supplier shall deliver a General Layout geo-referenced, with relevant coordinates. It must show all the
sensors and the meteo station into the site, indicating the distances from the PV Modules and other equipment
in the nearby area (fence, Conversion Unit, building).
In addition, the General Layout shall indicate the architecture between the sensors and the meteo station.
Finally, the General Layout shall include the communication system (Ethernet, RS485, Optic Fiber) for each
sensor, including the meteo station, and show all the necessary equipment for a correct connection and power
supply with the Conversion Unit or Data Center.
Plan of Existing Easement and Underground Existing Facilities

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
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Set of drawings including the overlapping of underground and aboveground facilities. It is necessary to show
the routing and placement of:
• Trackers/fixed structures with the PV modules;
• MV field cabins (transformation centers, power conversion units or delivery/parallel cabins);
• String inverter positioning (if applicable);
• String box positioning (if applicable);
• Substation;
• Fences;
• Roads (Internal and external);
• Existing HV or MV overhead line poles;
• Existing underground electrical cables;
• Existing underground communication cables;
• Existing underground water pipes;
• Existing underground gas pipes;
• Areas of exclusion.
The AutoCAD executable file of this document shall be provided by the Contractor.
Plan of Temporary Facilities, Construction Areas, Storage Areas

• PPP.PVP.TFC TEMPORARY FACILITIES
DESCRIPTION
This plan shall include the drawings (plans and cross sections) of the typical elements of construction site for
a PV plant with a scale 1:1.000 or 1:2.000, in particular at least:
• Area of unloading;
• Area for storage of different construction material;
• Area of assembling;
• Waste civil laydown area;
• Waste material;
• Parking area;
• Temporary offices and facilities for Client and Supplier;
• Temporary roads and fences;
• Temporary drainage system;
• Access gate and roads;
• Details in an appropriate scale.
Shadow Study and Plan (Cabins, Structures, Obstacles)

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
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DESCRIPTION
The aim of this study is to evaluate the effective transposition factor and near shadowing losses to be applied
in the energy production estimation.
The shadow study shall be performed by using the 3D scene feature of PVSyst® software considering the
following main inputs:
• PV plant layout (georeferenced)
• Orography of the terrain underneath the PV plant
• A complete list of surrounding objects such as:
o Structures (height, width, length)
o Cabins (height, width, length)
o meteo stations (height, width, length)
o overhead line poles
o transmission lines
o trees (height, width, length)
o CCTV system towers (height, width, length)
o any other surrounding obstacle
The Contractor shall apply the following procedure for assessing the impact in near shadowing and
transposition factor.
Near shadowing losses

The Contractor shall simulate through PVSyst® the scenarios on the near shadowing losses listed below:
Scenario Slope Orography Obstacles Comments
Real structure disposition without considering neither the
1 0 NO NO
slope nor the near obstacles.
Real structure disposition with the real orography of the
2 0 YES NO
site but without considering the near obstacles.
Real structure disposition with the real orography of the
3 0 YES YES
site and considering the near obstacles.
In this first case study, the comparison between scenario 1 and 3 gives the effective impact on the losses due
to the mutual shadowing between structures placed in different height and casted by near objects.
Near shadowing Losses effective = Scenario 3
Near shadowing Losses effective = Scenario 3 – Scenario 1
Transposition factor
In addition to this, another sensitivity for assessing the transposition factor variation due to the different slopes
of the structures is required.
In the following table, the Contractor shall indicate the distribution of the total number of structures for each
slope present in the site:
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Slope [°] Number of structures
-14° 4
-12° 11
-10° 25
… …
0° 220
… ..
+6° 30
+8° 3
After that, another series of further case studies for the transposition factor variation shall be simulated through
PVSyst®, distributing the number of scenario according to the minimum and maximum slope of the site and
using a fixed step of slope  slope:
Scenario Slope Orography Obstacles Comments
Minimum slope Real structure disposition with real orography

i YES NO
(-14°) and minimum slope
Minimum slope - -
i +1 YES NO
 slope
.. .. YES NO -
Real structure disposition with real orography
n 0 YES NO
and zero slope
.. .. YES NO -
Maximum slope Real structure disposition with real orography
m YES NO
(+8°) and maximum slope
Finally, the effective transposition factor is calculated by the weighted average of all the transposition factor
simulated for each slope, multiplied by the relative number of structures.
Slope [°] Number of structures TF[%] Weighted AVG Effective TF
-14° 4 29% 0.3%

-12° 11 30% 0.9%
-10° 25 31% 2.2%
… … … …
 Weighted AVG
0° 220 33% 20.7%
… … … …
+6° 30 35% 3%
+8° 3 36% 0.3%
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Transposition Factor effective =  Weighted AVG

Transposition Factor =  Weighted AVG – TFSCENARIO 1
Erosion Monitoring Plan

• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.006.03 Erosion Control Plan
DESCRIPTION
The deliverables of the erosion risk assessment shall include an Erodibility Potential Map in the ante-operam
and post-operam configuration. It shall specify the Erosion and Sediment Control Measures and define a
monitoring program during and after construction.
In particular, the EPSCP shall include maps that contain the superposition of the hydraulic model and the
geomorphological and geological maps. These new maps shall evidence the most problematic points and
areas prior to the construction, during construction and after the construction.
Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Ante Operam)

• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.006.02 Hydraulic Studies
DESCRIPTION
The hydraulic report shall describe in detail all sources of information, boundary conditions of the model,
Manning coefficient applied, model’s coefficients and parameters, results achieved.
In particular, the following information shall be included in the report and provided to Enel:
• Images and tables of the model configuration;
• Output of the two - dimensional model;
• Images of flooding maps.
In particular, the Hydraulic studies deliverables (in ante operam conditions) are the following:
• Maps of water levels (for Tr=100 years):
o Chromatic plan with a proper choice of colours for different range of levels
o Legend of colours
o A table with indication of hectares and percentages of area occupied by different range of
levels
• Maps of water speeds:
o Chromatic plan with a proper choice of colours for different range of speed
o Legend of colours
• Arrows to indicate the main flow direction.
Geological Report (for Entire Park, Including Units)

• PPP.PSS.ENG.03.002 Geotechnical Studies
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DESCRIPTION
The geological desk study is aimed to describe the geology of the PV plant and its access roads areas.
The geological report shall include at least:
• A geological overview of the area, starting from the available technical documentation and existing
data from literature;
• The local lithostratigraphic succession with definition of the genesis and spatial distribution of the
lithotypes;
• The description of the tectonic and structural characteristics of the site;
• The description of the geomorphological processes;
• The analysis of the existing constraints on the area (environmental, landscape, archaeological);
• The analysis of the geomorphological and hydrogeological hazard / risk maps;
• Seismic hazard assessment of the site;
• Any analysis requested by the local authorities;
• Relevant maps and geological sections.
The report shall be supplemented by the drawings, maps, geological cross-sections.
Geotechnical Investigation Plan

DESCRIPTION
The Geological investigation plan shall define all geological aspects of plant area in order to show the different
characteristics of soil and layout of geotechnical survey performed. In particular shall contain:
• Plan (scale 1:5.000) with indication of different homogeneous areas and specific legend in order to
describe completely the quality of terrain;
• Positions of site tests performed: trial pits, pull-out test, piezometers;
• Natural water grid.
Geotechnical Report (for Entire Park, Including Units)

DESCRIPTION
The geotechnical report shall include the results of site and laboratory test of the plant area and the result of
site and laboratory tests.
Geotechnical model/s of the plant area shall include at least:
• Main geotechnical parameter of the soil;
• Excavation procedure (including the recommendation for the safe execution of temporary and
permanent slope);
• Recommendations for road constructions;
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• Groundwater depth.
The report shall be supplemented by the drawings, maps, geological cross-sections.
Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Post Operam)

• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.006.02 Hydraulic Studies
DESCRIPTION
The hydraulic report shall describe in detail all sources of information, boundary conditions of the model,
Manning coefficient applied, model’s coefficients and parameters, results achieved.
In particular, the following information shall be included in the report and provided to Enel:
• Images and tables of the model configuration;
• Output of the two - dimensional model;
• Images of flooding maps.
In particular, the Hydraulic studies deliverables (in post operam conditions) are the following:
• Maps of water levels (for Tr=100 years):
o Chromatic plan with a proper choice of colours for different range of levels
o Legend of colours
o A table with indication of hectares and percentages of area occupied by different range of
levels
• Maps of water speeds:
o Chromatic plan with a proper choice of colours for different range of speed
o Legend of colours
• Arrows to indicate the main flow direction.
Hydrological Study

• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.006.01 Hydrological Studies
DESCRIPTION
The hydrological report shall describe in detail all methodologies, calculations applied, sources of information
and results achieved.
The following information shall be included in the report and provided to Enel:
• Map showing all catchments analysed, including their main geomorphological information (area, main
channel length, average CN). The map shall include the boundaries of the plant, access roads,
substation area;
• Map showing all catchment analysed, reporting the main climatological information useful for the
analysis: i.e. position of gauges with distance from the plant, average basin temperature, average
basin rainfall and peak rainfall for relevant return periods and duration;
• IDF curves;
• All input and output of the model. If requested by Enel, the raw file of the model must be provided.
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In case of relevant rivers/principal streams within plant boundaries or closed to the site, their run-off
contribution to the plant shall be analysed and all methodologies, calculations applied, sources of information
and results achieved shall be described in detail in the hydrological report.
The following information shall be included in the report and provided to Enel:
• Map showing all catchments analysed, including their main geomorphological information (area, main
channel length, average CN). The map shall include the boundaries of the plant, access road,
substation areas (the information may be reported in a unique map including all catchments);
• Map showing all catchment analysed, reporting the main climatological information useful for the
analysis: i.e. position of gauges with distance from the plant, average basin temperature, average
basin rainfall and peak rainfall for relevant return periods and duration - (the information may be
reported in a unique map including all catchments);
• IDF curves;
• Maximum flow-rates for different return periods;
• Output of numerical models applied;
• 1-D/2-D model results: map showing flooded areas respect to the plant area and/or plant layout.
Pull-Out Test Procedures (Including Equipment and Working Plan)

• PPP.PSS.ENG.03.003 Pull-Out Test
DESCRIPTION
A. SITE LOAD TEST PLAN

Site load test plan shall show the proposed location for test, including the location of test made available by
Enel.
B. PULL-OUT TEST PROCEDURES

Procedure of pile test on site shall include the following:
• Description of profile to be tested and embedded depth;
• Number and location of test in the project area;
• Number of compression test and pull out test;
• Load combination for serviceability limit state condition for horizontal and vertical load;
• For horizontal and vertical test provide a table including load steps, load to be applied and time to be
maintained;
• List of criteria for test acceptance;
• Method of statement about the installation of rammed pile or drilled pile, according expected soil
conditions;
• Technical data sheet and calibration certificates of equipment to be used on site for pile installation (if
applicable);
• Type of contrast structure;
• Timing of pull out test (if applicable).
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Pull-Out Test Report

• PPP.PSS.ENG.03.003 Pull-Out Test
DESCRIPTION
Load test report shall include the following:
Description of The Equipment
The Contractor shall report:
• The profile sections used for the test and the pile length;
• The displacement transducers and load cells data sheet, along with their calibration certificates;
• The hydraulic jack data sheet, or the data sheet of the equipment used to apply the horizontal and
vertical loads to the pile;
• All material, equipment and devices used for the tests shall be reported.
Installation of The Test Pile
• Position: the Contractor shall show in the report the coordinates of the installed test pile, and provide
the reading of the GPS survey performed to locate the test pile as per Enel requirements.
Information about Driving Piles
• Number of blows necessary to install the pile up to the design depth or to reach refusal;
• Any significant information recorded during the installation as any difficulty encountered in driving the
pile; unexpected behavior of the soil along the pile during the installation; possible presence of gravel
and/or boulders;
• Information about pile drilling and grouting;
• Drilling diameter and depth;
• Volume of injected grout;
• Any significant information recorded during the installation as hole stability and relevant supporting
system adopted, water detected during the drilling;
• Verticality: picture showing the measure of the inclination of the pile against the vertical axis.
• Picture: a pan HD picture of the installed pile.
Water Injection
• Picture: a pan HD picture of the all equipment set for the test;
• Water absorption: table showing volume of water injected vs time.
Load Test
• Tables and diagrams: at each increment of the horizontal and vertical loads the relevant displacement
and time of application of the load shall be recorded. The results will be resumed in the tables and
diagrams as shown in section “Test execution”;
• Failure description: to point out if the failure occurred for pile extraction (in case of pull out test),
excessive displacements, maximum force applicable by the test equipment;
• Picture: an HD picture showing the base of the pile at the end of the test.
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Topographic Survey

• PPP.PSS.ENG.03.001 Topography
DESCRIPTION
A. AIR VEHICLES – CALIBRATION AREA:

Required documents are the following:
• Digital terrain model (DTM) shall be a cloud of points with a density of 1 point/50cm (4 points m2) in
ASCII grid format;
• Digital ortho-images obtained through ortho-rectification, pictures assembling, georeferencing and
shadow reduction;
• Raster DTM and DSM in geotiff at density 20x20cm;
• If required, DTM Cloud of Points with density of 1 point/50cm (1,6 ft) (4 points m2) in the following 2
formats:
o List of points with the structure: number, X,Y,Z geodetic (file extension .txt) according to the
following example:
o Esri Grid or ASCII Format (file extension .grid or .ascii) with the structure according to the
following example:
• If required, Cloud Points DSM and DTM in .las with Z geoidal;

• If required, landXML of DSM and DTM.
• If required, raw and GNSS data;
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Vector dwg files:

• Topographical maps with contour lines, including:
o n.1 layer named “vegetated data” to identify areas with vegetation that have justifiably resulted
not uniform or interpolated adaptation;
o n. 1 layer named “celerimetric integration area” to identify areas with dense vegetation (or
other elements) that have been integrated with celerimetric survey (>100 points/hectare);
o For each element described in the paragraph C should be used a dedicated layer.
o Breacklines 3D polyline for each element described in the paragraph “Topographical survey
type” in the “Topography” elementary part that are on the ground.
o Georeferenced assembled ortho-images attached as external reference;
• TIN model in .dwg format generate from contour lines and breacklines with side triangles < 3 mt (3,3
yd).
GIS files and ArcGIS compliant:
• Contour line and relevant polylines breacklines in Z format type. (.shp, .dbf).
Mandatory pdf files:
• Benchmarks and GCPs monograph reports;
• Technical report including: the entire documentation of the work carried out, the general description of
the various survey construction phases and all the auxiliary data used to achieve the result signed by
a professional technician. The report shall also certify that:
o There were no technical problems during the data acquisition;
o There were no gaps and discontinuities or systematic errors;
o Ratio of the flights (type of vehicle, graphics and flight path, altitude, airspeed, weather
conditions and lighting);
o Report of the processes for georeferencing, ortho-rectification and reconstruction of the
stereoscopic model;
o used procedures for filtering data to eliminate incorrect points and the relevant areas where
the density of points has significantly decreased;
o Delimitation of the areas where the range tolerance is out of Enel's requirements. These must
not exceed more than 5% of the total required area;
o Report regarding the range tolerance verification comparing the indirect 3D model with the
check points.
Pdf files, if required:
• Map of complete survey;
• 1 or more draws with contour line and topographical description;
• 1 or more draws of DTM contour line and topographical description with overlapped orto-photos.
Each pdf file should not exceed 100 MB.
B. ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY
For an architectural survey the following deliverables are required:
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• Drawings of the plans, elevations and sections of the buildings in dwg and pdf format, if required;
• Extensive photographic documentation and photos maps orientation;
• Plan which includes all the geometrical elements as structure, visible foundation, exterior panels and
roofing when these are clear, readable and measurable;
• Representation of architectural and structural details required by Enel;
• Description of the construction materials of the buildings surveyed and conservation status
C. BENCHMARK
A monographic sheet, delivered to Enel in a pdf document, shall describe each benchmark including:
• UTM WGS 84 coordinates, specifying if necessary, the local reference coordinates;
• Identification number;
• 2 oriented photos (an overview and a close-up), for an easy identification on the field;
• Orthophoto or sketch identification.
D. LIDAR
Required documents are the following:
• Digital terrain model (DTM) shall be a cloud of points with a density of 1 point/50cm (4 points m2) in
ASCII grid format;
• Digital ortho-images (minimum 20cm GSD) (0,6 ft) obtained from ortho-rectification and mosaicking of
pictures, georeferencing and ortho-rectification, shadow reduction;
• RAW and RASTER data extra files:
• Point Cloud "Overground" in .LAS format and geoidal heights; Density output: 4 points/m² (4
points/3,28 ft)
• Point Cloud of the DTM in .LAS format and geoidal heights; Density output: 4 points/m² (4 points/3,28
ft)
• Pdf technical report: calibration of data used in the AOI, flight laser data, GNSS trajectory of the flight,
calibration and processing documentation for INS/GNSS data. The Contractor shall deliver a report
describing the method used for the survey and the comparative statistical analysis with the data
obtained from the LIDAR flight of the areas;
• Digital ortho-images obtained through ortho-rectification, pictures assembling, georeferencing and
shadow reduction;
• Raster DTM and DSM in geotiff at density 20x20cm;
• If required, DTM Cloud of Points with density of 1 point/50cm (1,6 ft) (4 points m2) in the following 2
formats:
o List of points with the structure: number, X,Y,Z geodetic (file extension .txt) according to the
following example:
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o Esri Grid or ASCII Format (file extension .grid or .ascii) with the structure according to the
following example:
• If required, Cloud Points DSM and DTM in .las with Z geoidal;

• If required, landXML of DSM and DTM.
• If required, raw and GNSS data;
Vector dwg files:
• Topographical maps with contour lines, including:
o n.1 layer named “vegetated data” to identify areas with vegetation that have justifiably resulted
not uniform or interpolated adaptation;
o n. 1 layer named “celerimetric integration area” to identify areas with dense vegetation (or
other elements) that have been integrated with celerimetric survey (>100 points/hectare);
o For each element described in the paragraph C should be used a dedicated layer.
o Breacklines 3D polyline for each element described in the paragraph “Topographical survey
type” in the “Topography” elementary part that are on the ground.
o georeferenced assembled ortho-images attached as external reference;
• TIN model in .dwg format generate from contour lines and breacklines with side triangles < 3 mt (3,3
yd).
GIS files and ArcGIS compliant:
• Contour line and relevant polylines breacklines in Z format type (.shp, .dbf).
Mandatory pdf files:
• Benchmarks and GCPs monograph reports;
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• Technical report including: the entire documentation of the work carried out, the general description of
the various survey construction phases and all the auxiliary data used to achieve the result signed by
a professional technician. The report shall also certify that:
o There were no technical problems during the data acquisition;
o There were no gaps and discontinuities or systematic errors;
o Ratio of the flights (type of vehicle, graphics and flight path, altitude, airspeed, weather
conditions and lighting);
o Report of the processes for georeferencing, ortho-rectification and reconstruction of the
stereoscopic model;
o Used procedures for filtering data to eliminate incorrect points and the relevant areas where
the density of points has significantly decreased;
o Delimitation of the areas where the range tolerance is out of Enel's requirements. These must
not exceed more than 5% of the total required area;
o Report regarding the range tolerance verification comparing the indirect 3D model with the
check points.
Pdf files, if required:
• Map of complete survey;
• 1 or more draws with contour line and topographical description;
• 1 or more draws of DTM contour line and topographical description with overlapped orto-photos.
Each pdf file should not exceed 100 MB.
E. SURVEY OF NOT ACCESSIBLE STRUCTURES

For a structural survey the following deliverable are required:
• Drawings of the plan, elevations and sections of the buildings in dwg and pdf format, if required;
• Extensive photographic documentation and photos maps orientation;
• Plan which includes readable and measurable details of the structure (fissures, deterioration material);
• Representation of the architectural and structural details;
• Technical report of the construction materials of the facilities surveyed and their conservation status.
F. TRANSMISSION LINE SURVEY

The Contractor has to provide longitudinal profiles using a V = 1/500 and H = 1/2000 scale of the land and the
power lines, showing the coordinates of all supports and the overhead cables trajectory. The delivered
drawings shall be in .dwg and .pdf format. The representation scale shall be appropriate to individuate all the
above details listed in “Topography” elementary part.
Plans and Details of Drainage System of Plant Area and Access Road Including Details
of All the Interferences

• PPP.PVP.DIN.04 DRAINAGE SYSTEM
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DESCRIPTION
The layout shall be overlaid to the contours levels and shall clearly report the design water flow path to the
final rainwater discharge point. In particular the minimal contents are:
• Map showing the number/code of culverts, catchments area involved and their location;
• Map showing longitudinal Ditches number/code, catchments area involved and their location;
• All hydraulic element details (culverts, ditches, crossing) and drawings;
• Longitudinal slope and flow direction of ditches and culverts
Internal Roads - General Layout (with Coordinates), Cross Section and Longitudinal
Profile

• PPP.PVP.DIN.01 ROADS
DESCRIPTION
The design of roads layer shall be defined in a specific calculation report where are inserted all the following
elements:
Road Sections and Profiles
Ground sections of plant along 2 main directions (one each 150 m, scale 1:500 or adequate in consideration
of plant dimension) with evidence of:
• Profile of natural level ante-operam;
• Profile of design level post-operam;
• Earth works (excavation and embankment).
Sections of main roads (one each 100m, scale 1:100), each section shall contain:
• Name/code of the section at its progressive distance from the origin of the axis;
• Existing soil level;
• Slopes and ditches;
• Road axis;
• Original grade elevation and the road section elevation;
• Excavation/embankment depth.
Typical sections:
• Typical section of internal and access roads (scale 1:20);
• Typical section of cable tranches (scale 1:10), with these details:
o Depth of trenches and all the relevant dimensions;
o Number and type of cables;
o Warning tapes/protection tiles;
o Material properties for filling materials;
o Typical detail for the crossing of underground utilities, cables and obstructions in general;
o Typical section of drainage (scale 1:10).
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Access Roads - General Layout (with Coordinates), Cross Section and Longitudinal
Profile

• PPP.PVP.DIN.01 ROADS
DESCRIPTION
The design of roads layer shall be defined in a specific calculation report where are inserted all the following
elements:
Road Sections and Profiles
Ground sections of plant along 2 main directions (one each 150 m, scale 1:500 or adequate in consideration
of plant dimension) with evidence of:
• Profile of natural level ante-operam;
• Profile of design level post-operam;
• Earth works (excavation and embankment).
Sections of main roads (one each 100m, scale 1:100), each section shall contain:
• Name/code of the section at its progressive distance from the origin of the axis;
• Existing soil level;
• Slopes and ditches;
• Road axis;
• Original grade elevation and the road section elevation;
• Excavation/embankment depth.
Typical sections:
• Typical section of internal and access roads (scale 1:20)
• Typical section of cable tranches (scale 1:10), with these details:
o Depth of trenches and all the relevant dimensions;
o Number and type of cables;
o Warning tapes/protection tiles;
o Material properties for filling materials;
o Typical detail for the crossing of underground utilities, cables and obstructions in general;
o Typical section of drainage (scale 1:10).
Geotechnical and Structural Calculation Report for CU Foundations

• PPP.PVP.DIN.02.002 Foundation
DESCRIPTION
Cabin foundation shall be defined with a:
• Specific calculation report, with geological and geotechnical soil properties, embankment properties
and the cabin design input (i.e. Design loads and design displacements);
• Detailed drawings (plan view, main section, technical notes, bars layout).
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All structural checks and material characteristics shall be shown.
Electrical Layout of the PV Park and Cable Paths (Solar, LVDC, LVAC, MV, Aux) with
Layout Restrictions and Placement of Main Equipment

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
This document shall reflect all the electrical cable routing between the electrical equipment, over the layout of
the plant. In particular, the cable paths shall be depicted over the document “Layout of existing easement and
underground existing facilities”.
The electrical layout of the PV field shall reflect the path of the electrical cable between the following equipment:
Central inverter plant String inverter plant
• Solar cables between PV string and • Solar cables between PV strings and
String boxes string inverters
• LVDC cables Between string boxes • LVAC cables between string inverters
and central inverters and transformation centers
• MV cables between PCUs, and • MV cables between the transformation
between PCU and substation centers, and between the
transformation centers and the
substation
• LVAC auxiliary cables between the • LVAC auxiliary cables between the
PCU LV auxiliary board and the PCU LV auxiliary board and the
trackers (if applicable) trackers (if applicable)
All the equipment and cables present inside the drawing shall be properly identified with the required labelling,
to easily understand the cables interconnecting the different equipment.
The AutoCAD executable file of this document shall be provided also by the Contractor, in order to evaluate
the cable length and compliance of minimum distance between existing infrastructure and the cable laying
paths.
General Single Line Diagram of the Plant (SLD) with Power Supply and Aux Tracker
Supply

• PPP.PVP PV PARK
DESCRIPTION
Top-to-bottom simplified one-line diagram that represents the complete electrical power system of the plant,
considering the main PV generation power supply, and the tracker auxiliary power supply (when applicable),
with clear identification of all electrical elements and principal ratings, such as:
• PV modules, with power ratings;
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• Inverters, with voltage and power ratings;

• MV/LV transformers, with voltage, power and short-circuit impedance ratings;
• MVSWGRs with principal current and voltage ratings;
• LV/LV auxiliary transformer with power and voltage ratings;
• LV distribution busbars/boxes for the auxiliary supply of the trackers, with current and voltage ratings;
• DC and AC cables and sections;
• DC and AC Electrical protections (circuit breakers, disconnectors, fuses, SPDs) with principal current
and voltage ratings;
• All CTs, VTs and metering;
• Protection relays with ANSI functions.
Cable Connection details Patch Panel

• PPP.PVP.CBL.03.001 Fiber Optic
DESCRIPTION
Diagram that shows the port distribution for each Fiber Optic Header located in the Cabin Units. The distribution
has to cover the communication needs for Inverters, Trackers and CCTV systems for both the incoming and
the outgoing fiber optic cable.
DELIVERY DATE: 30 days from IPC.
Control Room FO Cabinet Cross Connections

DESCRIPTION
Diagram showing the connection of the FO cables coming from the PV Park and the cross connections of them
with the Ethernet switches located inside the same cabinet.
Fiber Optic Cables and Patch Cords Certification

DESCRIPTION
Certification of each fiber optic cable conforming the fiber optic rings as well as the certification of each fiber
optic ring tested at the FO Cabinet located in the substation. This document includes the certification of the
FO jumpers located in the FO Cabinet.
Fiber Optic Header and Fiber Optic Datasheets

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DESCRIPTION
Datasheets belonging to Fiber Optic Header and Fiber Optic used to form the fiber optic rings.
Fiber Optic Laid Down

DESCRIPTION
The deliverable shall show the routes followed the different fiber optic cables that make up the fiber optic rings.
Trackers-Inverters Hierarchical Physical Grouping

DESCRIPTION
Excel file showing the physical hierarchical grouping among MV Feeders, Conversion Units, Inverters, String
Box, String and Tracker Controllers. The information shall be presented somehow as:
>STRING.MVLINE.CU.INV.SB.STR, for strings (e.g. STRING.H01.10.2.3.11)
>TRACKER.MVLINE.CU.INV.SB.TR, for trackers (e.g. TRACKER.H01.10.2.3.1)
Cables Installation-Maintenance Manual

• PPP.PVP.DIN.05 TRENCHES AND WORKS ON CABLES
• PPP.PVP.OAT.01 FINISHING
DESCRIPTION
The Contractor shall provide handling, storage, installation and maintenance manual for all the type of cables
installed inside the plant (solar cables, LVDC, LVAC, MVAC, and LVAC aux).
These manuals shall be created by the Contractor, in order to ensure a correct installation of cables, in
accordance to the manufacturer guidelines, and avoiding under any circumstance any loss of reliability on the
cables.
This document shall be structured in the following manner:
A. Cable handling, storage, installation and maintenance manual by cable Manufacturer
It shall contain all necessary instructions in order to avoid any damage on the cables:
• Specific cable handling and storage requirements
• Machinery and tools to be used to lay the cables
• Cable protections required to avoid any damage on cables (mechanical slabs, through
corrugated tubes)
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• Maximum cable laying pulling forces

• Minimum cable bending radius
• Specific periodic checks to be performed during Operation
B. Cable handling, storage, installation and maintenance manual by Contractor
It shall contain all necessary instructions in order to describe with all detail, the activities to be
performed onsite to avoid any damage on the cables:
• Detailed description of cable storage conditions and handling procedures
• Machinery, tools and materials to be used to lay the cables
• Cable protections required to avoid any damage on cables (mechanical slabs, through
corrugated tubes)
• Cable laying procedure
• Cable cap cover procedure
• Quality checks to avoid excessive cable pulling forces
• Quality checks to avoid excessive bending radius
• Quality check to detect any sudden bending, denting, scratching or stretching of the sheath
• Specific periodic checks to be performed during Operation
C. Cable Tests
• MVAC cable tests description
• LVAC and LVDC cable tests description
• Solar cable test description
DC Pre-Parallel Boxes (or Y-Connectors) Datasheet and Constructive Details

• PPP.PVP.FPP.01.001 DC Pre-Parallel Boxes
• PPP.PVP.FPP.01.004 Electrical Components
DESCRIPTION
The document Pre-Parallel Boxes (or Y-connectors) Datasheet and constructive details shall include the
following:
A. DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE PRE-PARALLEL BOX

The contractor shall provide a dimensional drawing of the box, evidencing the exact location of all internal
equipment, and cable connection details:
• Location of all equipment such as fuses, SPDs, switch disconnnectors, breakers
• Location of busbars and cable connections
• Identification of cable glands used
• Proper labelling of all equipment
• IP protection barriers, with door open
B. DATASHEET OF THE PRE-PARALLEL BOX AND PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS

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The contractor shall provide a detailed datasheet of the pre-parallel box, and all its components:
Pre-parallel box datasheet according to the following table
PRE-PARALLEL BOX
PARAMETERS VALUES MES. UNIT
DC input
1
Number of input channels ( )
Maximum DC voltage V
DC maximum current for each channel A
DC connection for each channel
Max string cable section mm2
DC Connection type DC Fast Connectors
DC output
Max. DC current (1) A
Output cable connection
Environmental parameters
Max. Ambient temperature (1) °C
Environment humidity %
1
Operating altitude ( ) m
1
Protection degree ( ) IP
Degree of safety insulation
(1) Value/size to be defined referring to the Configuration Table (CT) and Site Specific Data (SSD)
• Fuse datasheet (if required)

• SPD datasheet (if required)
• Switch disconnector datasheet (if required)
C. SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM OF THE PRE-PARALLEL BOX

Single line diagram including the wiring and identification of all equipment, with main system ratings.
PV Modules - Pan File

• PPP.EQP.PVM PV MODULES
DESCRIPTION
This document shall include all the technical characteristics of the PV module to be included in the PVSyst®
software in order to perform energy simulations. The values included in the .PAN file shall be in accordance
with module datasheet and other module provided documents. The .PAN file shall be certified by a 3rd party
laboratory and shall include the IAM profile certified also by a 3rd party laboratory.
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Corrosion Protection Assessment

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• PPP.PVP.PVS.03 PROTECTIVE TREATMENT

• PPP.PVP.PVS.03.001 Galvanization
• PPP.PVP.PVS.03.001.01 Pre-Galvanization
• PPP.PVP.PVS.03.001.02 Hot Dip Galvanization
• PPP.PVP.PVS.03.002 Other
DESCRIPTION
Corrosion tests and corrosion report shall define all the details for protection system adopted (material,
thickness, procedures).
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Detailed Drawings

• PPP.PVP.PVS.05 SEASONAL
• PPP.PVP.PVS.06 FIXED STRUCTURES
• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.008 Foundation Design Requirements for Supporting Structures
DESCRIPTION
IFC drawings:
• Supporting structures construction and assembly details – where the main properties of the structures
(such as corrosion protection details and allowable installation tolerances) shall be shown;
• Supporting structures –protection of edge on purlins detail;
• Foundation Plan – clearly showing the type of pile at each location;
• Supporting structures – section and views;
• Mechanical detail design for clamps/ fastenings.
Fixed (or Seasonal) Structures - Structural Calculation Report

• PPP.PVP.PVS.05 SEASONAL
• PPP.PVP.PVS.06 FIXED STRUCTURES
• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.007 Structural Design Requirements for Supporting Structures
DESCRIPTION
The structure calculation report shall contain:
• FEM native file used for the structural design; in particular, the used Software shall be in compliance
with all the applicable codes and regulations;
• Design calculation report organized according to the following table of contents:
o General description of the project and plant area;
o Reference documents, drawings and codes;
o Description of the software (characteristics, validation of the results through alternative
calculations);
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o Material properties;
o Loads definition;
o Screenshot of the structure model loaded by each elementary load above defined;
o Load combinations;
o Cross sections classification specifying if the profile is hot rolled or cold formed;
o Structural numerical models description, including the design assumptions and the internal
and external restraints;
o Screenshot of the numerical model with the joint labels;
o Screenshot of the numerical model with the element labels;
o Pile soil interaction model for verification of the stiffness assumed in the FEM;
o Output of base pile reactions for each elementary load;
o ULS checks for main structural elements and connections;
o Clear summary (e.g. tables or screenshots) the main internal actions relative to each
elementary load defined;
o For each structural element (column, main beam and secondary beams) the report shall
contain the checks performed step by step for the worst combination case and the reference
and equations to the codes applied;
o List of internal actions acting in correspondence of the fastenings between steel structure and
module for all the load combinations defined in the project;
o SLS deformation checks;
o Geotechnical checks: design soil profile; loads and design assumptions;
o Foundation design and checks. (piles/screws checks, soil bearing capacity);
o Software Input and output files shall be included in an Annex to the Design Calculation Report,
not embedded in the body of the document.
Tracker Algorithm Description and Curves

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.004 Back-Tracking
DESCRIPTION
The document shall include at minimum three sections:
• The detailed description of how the tracking algorithm works: work-flow description, input/output
parameters and all the equations used;
• The detailed description of irregular terrain behavior with:
o In case of “Row by Row backtracking”, technical report describing the methodology used to
determine the real position of the tracker, what parameters and software are used, the
methodology for identifying (procedure and number of points) the real position (X, Y, Z) of the
trackers.
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o In case there is no “Row to Row”, it is necessary to explain how the algorithm works when
there are irregularities of the terrain, how “buffer” or “shading distance” will be calculated and
how it is applied.
o Technical report describing algorithm in case of irradiation of high diffuse content: Declaration
if the manufacturer applies any variable to take into account the diffuse irradiation. In positive
case, a technical description of the variables, how the variables are obtained, changes into
the algorithm.
• Tracking theoretical curve: theoretical curve simulation in 3 points into the project (a point each 20
MWAC): the theoretical curve will be simulated (according available info: orography) in 3 different points
(selected by EGP) for the following days: Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice. The contractor shall
provide at least 6 simulations. In the case these theoretical curves are different within the same row
of trackers (W-E), the manufacturer must send a simulation for whole row.
• Actual tracking curves: simulation of the curves adjusted after the total installation of trackers in the
same points previously defined (e.g. according as-built position of trackers, adapted “buffer”) and
referred to the period of time in which the Performance Ratio test will be performed.
Tables for Real Backtracking Parameter Setting

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.004 Back-Tracking
DESCRIPTION
During the execution phase the Contractor shall provide a first table with:
• The x, y and z coordinates of each tracker row axis according to the topographical survey performed
for the correct setting of backtracking, or
• The slopes in any possible direction for the tracker row axis according to the topographical survey
performed for the correct setting of backtracking
Another table to be provided shall include:
• The real values of any parameter that will be set according to its backtracking algorithm. This table
shall include the parameters for each controlled row / block of rows.
Detailed Drawing of Connection Between Module Supports and Torque Tube

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001 Mechanical
DESCRIPTION
The drawing shall contain the details of the connection between main structure of the tracker and secondary
structure (module supports). The parts to be shown in detail with all dimensions are represented in Figure
“Connection between torque tube and module support”.
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Connection between torque tube and module support
Detailed Drawing of Motor-Actuator System

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001.02 Motor and Actuator
DESCRIPTION
The drawing shall contain the main dimensions that characterize the motor and actuator system.
The level of information requested is shown in the example of figure “Detailed drawing of motor-actuator”.
Detailed drawing of motor-actuator

In case the tracker foresees a transmission axis, the drawing shall include the detail of transmission axis parts
too. In addition, the Supplier shall provide a schematic drawing that explain the mechanism of actuation like in
the figure “Functional scheme of driving system”.
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Functional scheme of driving system
Detailed Drawing of Rotational Head or Other Joints Between Torque Tube and Piles

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001.03 Rotation Head
DESCRIPTION
The drawing shall contain the details of the connection between the torque tube and the piles.
The parts to be shown in detail with all dimensions are those shown in figure “Rotational head”.
Rotational head
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Trackers - Drawings

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04 MONO-AXIAL TRACKER
DESCRIPTION
The drawing of tracker structure shall include all views, sections and details that allow to Enel to perform a
critical and complete evaluation of PV tracker dimensions.
The supplier is authorized to use own format to provide the drawing to Enel, but the dimensions specified in
the drawing shall be all ones shown in the following annexes:
• Tracker main views;
• Tracker main sections;
• Tracker main spaces.
Front, top and section views are the main ones requested to the tracker supplier. The main quotes to be
specified are shown in Figure “Tracker main views”.
In the following list the main quotes have been specified, as integration and clarification of drawing:
• Tracker length;
• Tracker width;
• Distances between piles;
• Maximum tilt angle;
• Minimum height over ground at maximum tilt angle;
• Torque tube height over ground;
• Maximum height over ground at maximum tilt angle.
Tracker main views
Drawings shall include the following:

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• IFC drawings:
o Supporting structures construction and assembly details – where the main properties of the
structures (such as corrosion protection details and allowable installation tolerances) shall be
shown;
o Supporting structures –protection of edge on purlins detail;
o Foundation Plan – clearly showing the type of pile at each location;
o Supporting structures – section and views;
o Mechanical detail design for clamps/ fastenings.
Trackers - PV Module Fixing Details

• PPP.PVP.WRK.02.001 PV Modules Installation
• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001 Mechanical
DESCRIPTION
The drawing shall clarify which is the type of connection adopted by tracker supplier between PV modules and
the structure, as shown in Figure “Example of connection between PV module and support”.
If the PV panel details are not available, the Supplier shall provide a schematic drawing with the available
dimensions (dimension of tracker parts that are already available) to show the type of connection.
Example of connection between PV module and support
Trackers - Structural Calculations Reports

• PPP.PSS.ENG.02.007 Structural Design Requirements for Supporting Structures
• PPP.PVP.PVS.04 MONO-AXIAL TRACKER
DESCRIPTION
The structure calculation report shall contain:
• FEM native file used for the structural design; in particular, the used Software shall be in compliance
with all the applicable codes and regulations;
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• Design calculation report organized according to the following table of contents:

o General description of the project and plant area;
o Reference documents, drawings and codes;
o Description of the software (characteristics, validation of the results through alternative
calculations);
o Material properties;
o Loads definition;
o Screenshot of the structure model loaded by each elementary load above defined;
o Load combinations;
o Cross sections classification according to Table 2, specifying if the profile is hot rolled or cold
formed;
o Structural numerical models description, including the design assumptions and the internal
and external restraints;
o Screenshot of the numerical model with the joint labels;
o Screenshot of the numerical model with the element labels;
o Pile soil interaction model for verification of the stiffness assumed in the FEM;
o Output of base pile reactions for each elementary load;
o ULS checks for main structural elements and connections;
o Clear summary (e.g. tables or screenshots) the main internal actions relative to each
elementary load defined;
o For each structural element (column, main beam and secondary beams) the report shall
contain the checks performed step by step for the worst combination case and the reference
and equations to the codes applied;
o List of internal actions acting in correspondence of the fastenings between steel structure and
module for all the load combinations defined in the project;
o SLS deformation checks;
o Geotechnical checks: design soil profile; loads and design assumptions;
o Foundation design and checks. (piles/screws checks, soil bearing capacity);
o Software Input and output files shall be included in an Annex to the Design Calculation Report,
not embedded in the body of the document.
Trackers - Cabin Unit Control Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

• PPP.PVP.ASC.01 TRACKER CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain at least the following detail for cabin unit control cabinet:
• Front, rear, top and side views of the cabin unit control cabinet , along with their dimensions and the
arrangement of the devices inside of it;
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• Design of the electrical circuits (DC and CA) that feed the control devices inside the cabinet with their
respective MCBs, ground busbar and the terminal blocks the power cables are connected to. It also
shall be included lighting circuits, electric sockets, heaters. It also shall be included a Load Table;
• Communication cables connecting different devices inside of the cabinet and drawing references for
connections outside the cabinet. For this aim, each device should have all their communications ports
correctly identified and labeled;
• Fiber optic headers and their internal/external connections;
• Bill of quantity table containing quantity, Tag, Brand, model and description of each single component
inside the cabinet.
DELIVERY DATE: 30 days from IPC (15 days before FAT or 75 days before First Synchro).
Trackers - Cyber Security Book

DESCRIPTION
Collection of all documents, certificates and technical evidences regarding the Cyber Security compliance for
the entire project of the Control System.
Expected content of the document described in doc. “Cyber Security Book - Technical Specification”.
Trackers - Data Flow and Logical Connections

DESCRIPTION
This document is aimed to show in a diagram all the logical connections for data exchange among the
intelligent electronic devices included in the control system, in particular, there shall be shown the logical
connections between each pair of systems between those hereunder listed (other could be included, as
necessary):
• Tracker Front-End (if included in the SoW)
• Tracker Controllers
• Network Control Units
• Cabin Unit gateways
• Managed networking devices
• Any field communication device
• Anemometer
• Desktop HMI (if included in the SoW)
• Protocol converters
As well as, if applicable, the interface with Plant SCADA System (SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU, FES GW,
PI GW).
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Trackers - Functional Control Description - Logical Diagrams

DESCRIPTION
Shows the different operational modes (snow, stow, tracking, maintenance, set-point, auto, manual) and their
logical dependence with each other.
Trackers - Control System Equipment Datasheet

DESCRIPTION
Datasheet of main control devices such Tracker Front-End Hardware/Software (if included in the SoW),
Ethernet switches, Fiber Optic Headers, Cabin Unit Gateways, Remote I/O modules, Media Converters, Meteo
stations, Dataloggers, Desktop HMI, Tracker Controllers. For each device it shall be specified where such
device or what system the device belongs to. For each device it shall be specified the exact part number
(model) to be used in the project.
Trackers - Control System Hardware and Software Description

DESCRIPTION
This document shall include an overall description of the control system, including their main components,
communication protocols, network general architecture and topology, physical data transmission means,
polling rates, refreshing and aging time for the analogic and digital signals coming from each type of device
(calculations shall be done with all the delays involved in the communication chain), operational modes, data
storage and reports, set-point management, alarm management, control system hardware/software
characteristics.
Some specific aspects to be covered are the following:
• Tracker Controller (connectors, battery, IP protection grade, stop emergency button, pitch and roller
angle position, Real time clock, communications, leds, LCD, solar position algorithm, Operational
modes, Self/grid powered modes, temperature range, Firmware updates, wired signals). A drawing
shall be attached showing the dimensions and layout;
• Communications Cabinet (IP protection grade, temperature range, communication protocols, main
components, Dimensions and layout, Media converters, protocol converters). A drawing shall be
attached showing the dimensions and layout;
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• Tracker Front-End – if included in the SoW (Communication protocols, main functionalities, polling
rates, operational modes, hardware/software characteristics, Time synchronization, HMI
characteristics, communication interfaces, data resolution for analogic signals (number of bits), auto-
run after a power failure). A drawing shall be attached showing the dimensions and layout;
• Meteorological stations: Overall description of the Meteorological system, list of signals to be reported,
the communication protocol used, the physical network characteristics, the cabin unit’s RTU at which
each device is going to report, scanning rates, the data resolution (number of bits), diagrams showing
the physical arrangement of the stations, description of the dataloggers. A drawing shall be attached
showing the dimensions and layout.
Trackers - Control System IP Addresses

DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain all IP addresses network masks, default gateway, communication protocols, and
ports assigned to each single device included in the control system (and part of the SoW). In case the devices
to be accessed from remote networks for diagnosis and maintenance purposes, it shall be also included the
TCP ports that have to be kept open in the firewalls.
The complete IP Address Map submitted from the contractor shall be in accordance with “Template for IP
Address Map” attached to the present document.
Trackers - TFE System Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

• PPP.PVP.ASC.01.001 Tracker Front-End
DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain at least the following detail for TFE cabinet:
• Front, rear, top and side views of the TFE Cabinet, along with their dimensions and the arrangement
of the devices inside of it;
inside the cabinet.
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Trackers - TFE Complete Database

• PPP.PVP.ASC.01.001 Tracker Front-End
DESCRIPTION
Complete system database (including trip, alarm and settings, software signals) where all signals with tag
name, signal description, signal typology, which card/equipment belong to, range of measurement, status.
Systems to be included:
• Tracker Front-End
• Tracker Controllers
• Network Control Units
• Cabin Unit gateways
• Any field communication device
• Anemometer
• Desktop HMI
• Protocol converters
Regarding the fields to be included in this document, for each signal it shall be described: MV feeder,
conversion unit, inverter number, The source device and its IP address, communication protocol, data type,
protocol address, TCP socket, description of the signal, unique database tag, full scales, scale, engineering
unit.
The I/O list complete database submitted from the contractor shall be in accordance with “Template for Signal
Lists and Databases_Trackers” format, attached to the present document.
If applicable, signals listed in this document shall include also those ones exchanged with Plant SCADA
System (SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU, FES GW, PI GW) and DSO/ TSO (where applicable) are to be
represented.
Trackers - Control System - Signals List of IED

DESCRIPTION
Includes the real-time database of each type of IED included in the scope, such as Controllers, Meteo stations,
Remote I/O. The information shall contain: Communication port and Protocol, Baud Rates, physical media,
cause of transmission, signals to be reported, datatypes.
The format to be used as reference is “Template for Signal Lists and Databases_Trackers” attached to the
present document.
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Trackers Control System Architecture

DESCRIPTION
Shows the Ethernet network architecture, including the Ethernet switches existing inside the Cabin Units and
their respective controllers, the TFE servers (if included in the SoW), HMIs, core Ethernet switches, Meteo
Station, Tracker Controllers, Cabin Unit gateways, as well as any intelligent device connected to the Ethernet
network. As well as, if applicable, interface with Plant SCADA System (SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU,
FES GW, PI GW). The aforementioned covers Ethernet, serial and wireless connections.
Trackers Control System Maintenance & Operator Manuals

DESCRIPTION
Shows the basic preventive and corrective actions to be taken on the hardware/software control and data
acquisition system, during the operation of the PV Plant, for instance: UPS alarms and operation,
communication diagnosis, report generation, login, preventive maintenance, spare parts, Turn on/off server,
passwords management, troubleshooting, updates and patch management, HMI and DD.BB. setup.
Motor and Actuator Datasheet

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001.02 Motor and Actuator
DESCRIPTION
The datasheet shall contain the main technical parameters that characterize the motor and the actuator
adopted in the final design of the photovoltaic plant.
The minimum list of parameters includes:
• Drive System Type (rotative/linear);
• Type of Motor (independent / connected to a transmission axis);
• Factor of Use;
• Operative Cycle;
• Operative Speed;
• Operative Stroke (in case of linear actuator);
• Rated Output Speed;
• Power Supply;
• Drive Power;
• Peak Power per tracker;
• Material Specification (legend of material used for the main part of actuator and corrosivity class).
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In case there is more than one type of motor in the final configuration, more datasheets shall be provided with
the different requirement.
Rotation Head Datasheet

• PPP.PVP.PVS.04.001.03 Rotation Head
DESCRIPTION
The Contractor can propose flanges realized with material different from steel and aluminum (e.g. plastic
material and/or polymer): in this case a datasheet including the following information must be provided:
• Main physical properties;
• Main mechanical characteristics;
• Maximum resistant loads (pull, compression, shear, pressure);
• Maximum loads acting on the rotational head, calculated through FEA.
Head of piles rotation joint
PCU/TC Layout and Views

• PPP.PVP.MVC.01 MV/LV TRANSFORMATION CENTER with all subsections
DESCRIPTION
This document shall be a scale drawing showing, for each room of the cabins, the five main views (top view,
front view, rear view, left side view and right side view). The entire dimension shall be clearly depicted and at
least all the following items shall be indicated:
• Position of all internal equipment (inverters, transformers outdoor/indoor, panels) inside the TC / PCU.
• Position of air extractors or ventilation fans, with any forced ventilation channels.
• Position of Windows/Ventilation Grid.
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• Position of doors, internal walls, roofs and any separation between all internal equipment of the TC.
• Cable input connection plates and/or connectors used to interconnect the electrical cables
o Copper busbars or cable connectors considered to make the electrical connection
o Cable entry/outgoing plates of the TC enclosure (bottom or lateral) to ensure IP67 and to
correct interface with the foundation passage of cables
• Passage of cables (or cable laying) between all internal equipment inside the TC
• Safety equipment and signs according to the local standards
• Normal and emergency lighting, sockets and sirens
• Smoke detection sensors placement
• Drawing with the equipotential system of the TC, clearly indicating the main and secondary grounding
collectors, with all the equipment or TC parts interconnected.
• Position of the Emergency Stop Button with indication of the labels and signs.
• A Legend in order to clearly identify all the equipment.
Auxiliary Devices Energy Consumption Study

DESCRIPTION
This document shall describe the energy consumptions of all the auxiliary equipment that are powered by
auxiliary section of each cabin according to the power of auxiliary transformers. The document must include a
complete list of all loads and the contemporaneity factors.
Datasheet of Auxiliary TC Components

DESCRIPTION
This document shall include all datasheets of auxiliary components and internal cablings. In particular:
• Datasheet of ventilation fans and ventilation grids;
• Datasheet of cable connection busbars and/or cable connectors used. If a third party installs the
connectors, the TC Contractor shall provide also the installation manual from the connector’s
manufacturer;
• Datasheet of internal walls, doors, roofs and coatings to ensure the required thermal and mechanical
characteristics;
• Datasheet of the cable entry/outgoing plates to ensure certified IP67 rodent-proof, fire-proof and water-
proof sealing barriers;
• Datasheet of normal and emergency lights, sockets and sirens;
• Datasheet of smoke detection sensors;
• Datasheet of the emergency stop button.
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Internal Cables Sizing (LVDC, LVAC, MVAC)

DESCRIPTION
The document Internal cables sizing (LV DC, LV AC, MV AC), should present the justification of the main cable
and/or busbar connection sizing, for each interconnection power line shown in "TC - Single Line Diagram",
such as:
• MV connection between MVS and MV/LV Trafo;
• LV connection between MV/LV Trafo and Inverter (if applicable)
• LV connection between the MV/LV Trafo and the LVAC parallel panel (if applicable)
• LV connection between Inverter and QPP (if applicable)
• Grounding connection;
• LV connection between Inverter and LVAux;
• LV connection between LVAux and QSA;
• LV connection between QSA and trackers power supply / trackers monitoring panel.
Regarding each LV Minor Power Connection, Digital / Analogic Signals Cables and Data cables should be
indicate the typology and section of the cables. This document shall have an appendix at the end, including all
cable and busbar datasheets used for the internal interconnection of TC Equipment. In particular:
• Datasheet of internal TC cabling and busbars (power and control)
• Datasheet of internal grounding cables and busbars
PCU/ TC Single Line Diagram

DESCRIPTION
Top-to-bottom simplified one-line diagram that represents the complete electrical energy system of the TC.
In particular:
• Electrical interconnection of main equipment such as:
o PV Inverters (if under the same SOW)
o LVAC parallel panel (if applicable)
o MV/LV transformers
o LV/LV auxiliary transformer
o LV Auxiliary panel
o UPS
o MVSWGR
• Electrical interconnection of all protections and metering
o Circuit breakers
o Switch disconnectors
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o Earthing disconnectors
o SPDs
o Insulation Monitoring Devices
o Protection relays
o Power analyzers
o Current Transformers
o Voltage Transformers
For each main equipment shall be reported the main rated electrical parameters. For the relay protection shall
be reported the ANSI codes. For each interconnection power line shall be reported the length of the path;
formation and number of cable per phase; Type of the cable; section of the cable.
Thermal Study Dimensioning of PCU or TC Rooms

DESCRIPTION
The Contractor shall provide a thermo-dynamic simulation in a Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) software,
which justifies that all TC equipment is able to operate at maximum rating conditions, of power and external
ambient temperature, in a safe and reliable manner, without incurring in any operation derating.
This study shall also justify the forced ventilation design in each of the TC compartments or equipments, in
order to ensure safe operation without incurring in any operational derating, non-declared previously reflected
in the tender documentation or inside the .OND file.
The CFD simulation shall consider:
• The maximum power supply of the TC equipment;
• The maximum ambient temperature declared in the Site Specific Data;
• The correct positioning and dimensioning of ventilation fans;
• The correct positioning and dimensioning of ventilation grids, with appropriate air flow density;
• The correct dimensional characterization of all the equipment inside the TC compartments, with all
existing walls, roofs, air ventilation channels. to properly simulate the airflow path.
• All possible heat transfer from the direct exposure under the sun, or by its particular location (touching
with neighboring power equipment considered as heat sources).
• Delivery of the real power/temperature curves of the inverter based on the CFD simulation performed.
Wiring Diagram of LVaux Panel

• PPP.PVP.MVC.01 MVLV TRANSFORMATION CENTER with all subsections
DESCRIPTION
which justifies that all TC equipment is able to operate at maximum rating conditions, of power and external
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ambient temperature, in a safe and reliable manner, without incurring in any operation derating. This study
shall also justify the forced ventilation design in each of the TC compartments or equipment, in order to ensure
safe operation without incurring in any operational derating, non-declared previously reflected in the tender
documentation or inside the .OND file.
• The maximum power supply of the TC equipment;
• The maximum ambient temperature declared in the Configuration Table and Site Specific Data;
• The correct dimensional characterization of all the equipment inside the TC compartments, with all
existing walls, roofs, air ventilation channels. to properly simulate the airflow path;
with neighboring power equipment considered as heat sources);
String Boxes Datasheet and Constructive Details

• PPP.PVP.FPP.01.002 String Boxes
• PPP.PVP.FPP.01.004 Electrical Components
DESCRIPTION
The document String Boxes Datasheet and constructive details shall include the following:
A. DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE STRING BOX

The contractor shall provide a dimensional drawing of the box, evidencing the exact location of all internal
equipment, and cable connection details:
• Location of all equipment such as fuses, SPDs, switch disconnectors, breakers.
• Location of busbars and cable connections
• Identification of cable glands used
• IP protection barriers, with door open
B. DATASHEET OF THE STRING BOX AND PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS

The contractor shall provide a detailed datasheet of the string box, and all its components:
• String box datasheet according to the following table:
STRING BOX
PARAMETERS VALUES MES. UNIT
DC input
Number of input channels (1)
String DC voltage range min/max V

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DC maximum current for each channel A
DC connection for each channel
Max string cable section mm2
DC Connection type
DC output
1
Max. DC current ( ) A
Output cable connection
Grounding connection cable mm2
Environmental parameters
1
Surrounding temperature ( ) °C
Environment humidity %
1
Operating temperature ( ) °C
1
Operating altitude ( ) m
Protection level IP
Protection internal level with open door IP
Degree of safety insulation

1
Value/size to be defined referring to the Configuration Table (CT) and Site Specific Data (SSD)
• Fuse datasheet
• SPD datasheet
• Switch disconnector / circuit breaker datasheet
C. SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM OF THE STRING BOX

Single line diagram including the wiring and identification of all equipment, with main system ratings.
TC - Control System Network Architecture

• PPP.PVP.ASC.02.004 Cabin Controller-PLC-RTU
It shows the Ethernet network architecture, physical media and topology. The information shall contain at least
the following aspects:
• Schematic diagram showing the different FO rings that interconnect each cluster of Cabin Units.
• Distribution of the FO threads connected to each FO header in the Cabin Units.
• The physical media involved in each connection (fiber optic, cooper, wireless).
• The detailed connection information inside each cabin unit, regardless such communication takes
place via Ethernet or serial means.
This information shall contain: Port numbers, type of terminals, make and model of each device, cable tags.
Examples of devices to be included in this diagram are (if applicable, depending on the SoW):
managed/unmanaged switches, Meters, GPS, I/O modules, Field/Central Meteo Stations, RTUs, Dataloggers,
UPS, Transformer Control Units, switchgears and protections, Inverters, HMIs, HVAC panel, Fire Fighting
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panel, anti-intrusion, anti-rodent, emergency push-button, other auxiliaries as well as interface with Plant
SCADA System.
TC - Control System - Complete IP Address Map

DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain all IP addresses network masks, VLAN ID and default gateway assigned to each
single device included in the control system. In case the devices to be accessed from remote networks for
diagnosis and maintenance purposes, it shall be also included the TCP ports that have to be kept open in the
firewalls.
The document shall also identify the IEDs that need to be accessed from remote (i.e. using a VPN) from the
manufacturer's HQ. The complete IP Address Map submitted from the contractor shall be in accordance with
“Template for IP Address Map” attached to the present document.
TC - Control System - Data Flow and Logical Connections

DESCRIPTION
This document shall show in a diagram all the logical connections for data exchange among the intelligent
electronic devices included in the control system.
In particular, there shall be the logical connections between each pair of systems between those hereunder
listed (if applicable, depending on the SoW):
• RTUs/ PLCs
• IEDs (meters, electrical protections, smart UPS)
• HMI
• Central Meteo Stations
• Field Meteo Stations
• UPS
• Power analyzers
• Fire Detection and Fighting control panels
• HVAC control panels
• Auxiliary systems (e.g. anti-intrusion, anti-rodent)
• Managed networking devices.
As well as the interface with Plant SCADA System.
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TC - Control System - General Description, Hardware, Software, Functionality

DESCRIPTION
communication protocols, network general architecture and topology, physical data transmission means, main
functionalities, polling rates, refreshing and aging time for the analogic and digital signals coming from each
type of device (calculations shall be done with all the delays involved in the communication chain), baud rates
for the devices located on field, operational modes, data storage and reports, set-point management, alarm
management, auto-run after a power fail.
TC - Control System - Complete Database

DESCRIPTION
Systems to be included (if applicable, depending on the SoW):
• Transformer Control Units
• HMI
• UPS
• Power analyzers
Regarding the fields to be included in this document, for each signal it shall be described: MV feeder, cabin
unit, the source device and its IP address, communication protocol, data type, protocol address, TCP socket,
description of the signal, unique database tag, full scales, scale, engineering unit.
Lists and Databases_Inverters_CU_TC” format, attached to the present document.
TC - Control System - Equipment Datasheet

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DESCRIPTION
Datasheet of main control devices such as (if applicable, depending on the SoW): Ethernet switches, Fiber
Optic Headers, Cabin Unit RTUs, Remote I/O modules, Multi-meters, Media Converters, Meteo stations,
Dataloggers, Fire Fighting control panel equipment, HVAC control panel equipment, anti-rodent, anti-intrusion.
For each device it shall be specified where such device or what system the device belongs to. For each device
it shall be specified the exact part number (model) to be used in the project.
TC – Control System - Hardwired Complete Signal List

DESCRIPTION
It shall list all signals that are hardwired, with particular reference to those relevant to in the Cabin Unit's RTU.
In this category fall signals such as Anti-intrusion system (depending on Project), Anti-Fire system, Anti-rodent
system, UPS (if not reporting by protocol), Winding temperature and Oil temperature of the transformer,
Transformer Alarm and Trip, Low insulation alarms, MV Switchgear position and alarms, Room temperature,
Low Voltage Auxiliary Panel Signals List, Wired signals to the Inverters (if any), state of fans, MV Board Signals
List.
TC – Control System - Signals List of IED

DESCRIPTION
Includes the real-time database of each type of IED included in the scope, such as Transformer Control Units,
Meteo Stations, Meters. The information shall contain: Communication port, Communication Protocol, Baud
Rates, physical media, cause of transmission, signals to be reported, datatypes.
The format to be used as reference is “Template for Signal Lists and Databases_Inverters_CU_TC” attached
to the present document.
TC – Control System - Cyber Security Book

DESCRIPTION
the entire project of the Control System.
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TC - RTU Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

DESCRIPTION
Drawings that show wiring connection internal in the cabinet and external from/to cabinet. In the drawings will
be shown clearly wire terminals, polarity, equipment, power distribution, signal typology, cables.
This document shall contain at least (if applicable, depending on the SoW):
• Front, rear, top and side views of the Cabinet along with their dimensions and the arrangement of the
devices inside of it;
inside the cabinet;
• Loads table.
Inverters - Control System - Complete IP Address Map

• PPP.PVP.ASC.02 INVERTER CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain all IP addresses network masks, VLAN ID and default gateway assigned to each
single device included in the control system. In case the devices to be accessed from remote networks for
diagnosis and maintenance purposes, it shall be also included the TCP ports that have to be kept open in the
firewalls. The document shall also identify the IEDs that need to be accessed from remote (i.e. using a VPN)
from the manufacturer's HQ. The complete IP Address Map submitted from the contractor shall be in
accordance with “Template for IP Address Map” attached to the present document.
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DESCRIPTION
This document shall show in a diagram all the logical connections for data exchange among the intelligent
electronic devices included in the control system. In particular, there shall be the logical connections between
each pair of systems between those hereunder listed, if applicable, depending on the SoW (e.g. complete
Conversion Unit or Inverters only):
• Inverter Front-End
• PPC
• RTUs/ PLCs
• Conversion Units control system
• Inverter controllers
• HMI (in the cabinets, in the operator workstation)
• UPS
• Power analyzers
• TSO gateways
• Managed networking devices.
As well as the interface with Plant SCADA System (SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU, FES GW, PI GW).
Inverters - Control System (IFE and PPC Included) - General Description, Hardware,
Software, Functionality

DESCRIPTION
communication protocols, network general architecture and topology, physical data transmission means, main
functionalities of the Inverter Front-End (IFE), polling rates, refreshing and aging time for the analogic and
digital signals coming from each type of device (calculations shall be done with all the delays involved in the
communication chain), baud rates for the devices located on field, operational modes, data storage and
reports, set-point management, alarm management, IFE and PPC hardware/software characteristics, auto-run
after a power fail.
IFE and PPC shall be included in the document only if included in the SoW.
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Inverters - Control System (IFE and PPC Included) - Complete Database

DESCRIPTION
Systems to be included are depending on the SoW (e.g. complete Conversion Unit or Inverters only):
• Inverter Front-End
• PPC
• RTUs/ PLCs
• Conversion Units control system
• Inverter controllers
• Transformer Control Units
• HMI (in the cabinets, in the operator workstation)
• UPS
• Power analyzers
Regarding the fields to be included in this document, for each signal it shall be described: MV feeder,
conversion unit, inverter number, The source device and its IP address, communication protocol, data type,
protocol address, TCP socket, description of the signal, unique database tag, full scales, scale, engineering
unit.
Lists and Databases_Inverters_CU_TC” format, attached to the present document.
Signals listed in this document shall include also those ones exchanged with Plant SCADA System (SCADA
Server, Master PPC, RTU, FES GW, PI GW) and DSO/ TSO (where applicable) are to be represented.
Inverter Signals For O&M

The Supplier shall always deliver the database also in the format described in the attached Excel “Inverter
Signals Management” according to the following indications.
Attribute Description Data Owner
Type Type of signals Inverter Manufacturer
Code Alarm code Inverter Manufacturer
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Description Description of alarm Inverter Manufacturer

Note Note of alarm Inverter Manufacturer
Potential Cause of Event Cause of events Inverter Manufacturer
Inverter State (Stop/Run) State of inverter Inverter Manufacturer
Action to solve the issue Action to solve the issue Inverter Manufacturer
Severity Severity of alarm Inverter Manufacturer
For each alarm, one of the following severity is identified:

• Severity1 (High), events that cause stop of inverter or second intervention threshold of electrical
protections stopping inverter too.
• Severity2 (Medium), events that cause loss of energy or first intervention threshold of electrical
protection, with power limitation but without inverter stop.
• Severity3 (Low), loss of communication or events of minor importance that do not affect the
operation of the inverter.
• Severity4 (Normal), state of normal operation of the inverter.
For each severity, the table below identifies:
• Inverter State: state of inverter (e.g. Run, Stop)
• Loss of Efficiency: Loss of efficiency of the inverter (inverter in RUN but limited)
• Protection: intervention threshold of electrical protections
• Operator intervention: Time of intervention of operator after alarm detection
• HMI colors: colors of alarm reported in Human Machine Interface (HMI).
Severity Inverter Loss of Protection Operator HMI

State Energy intervention colors
1 High STOP YES Second Step Immediately Red
2 Medium RUN YES First Step Short term Yellow
3 Low RUN NO NA Long term Light Blue
4 Normal RUN NO NA No intervention Green
Inverters - Control System (IFE, PPC & IEDs Included) - Equipment Datasheet

DESCRIPTION
Datasheet of main control devices are depending on the SoW (e.g. complete Conversion Unit or Inverters
only), such as: IFE Server, Power Plant Controller, Ethernet switches, Fiber Optic Headers, Inverter controllers,
Cabin Unit RTUs, Remote I/O modules, Multi-meters, PPC´s HMI, Media Converters, Meteo stations,
Dataloggers, IFE’s HMI, Fire Fighting control panel equipment, HVAC control panel equipment, anti-rodent,
anti-intrusion.
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For each device it shall be specified where such device or what system the device belongs to. For each device
it shall be specified the exact part number (model) to be used in the project.
Inverters - Control System Network Architecture

DESCRIPTION
Shows the Ethernet network architecture, physical media and topology. The information shall contain at least
the following aspects:
• Schematic diagram showing the different FO rings that interconnect each cluster of Cabin Units.
• Distribution of the FO threads connected to each FO header in the Cabin Units as long as the ones
connected in the Inverter Front-End (this last if included in the SoW).
• The physical media involved in each connection (fiber optic, cooper, wireless).
• The detailed connection information inside each cabin unit, regardless such communication takes
place via Ethernet or serial means.
This information shall contain: Port numbers, type of terminals, make and model of each device, cable tags.
Examples of devices to be included in this diagram are depending on the SoW (e.g. complete Conversion Unit
or Inverters only), such as: Inverter Front-End, PPC, managed/unmanaged switches, Meters, GPS, I/O
modules, Field/Central Meteo Stations, RTUs, Dataloggers, UPS, Transformer Control Units, switchgears and
protections, Inverters, HMIs, HVAC panel, Fire Fighting panel, anti-intrusion, anti-rodent, emergency push-
button, other auxiliaries as well as interface with Plant SCADA System (SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU,
FES GW, PI GW).
Inverters - Hardwired Complete Signal List

DESCRIPTION
Lists all signals that are hardwired, with particular reference to those relevant to in the Conversion Cabin Unit's
RTU. In this category fall signals such as Anti-intrusion system, Anti-Fire system, Anti-rodent system, UPS (if
not reporting by protocol), Winding temperature and Oil temperature of the transformer, Transformer Alarm
and Trip, Low insulation alarms, MV Switchgear position and alarms, Room temperature, Low Voltage Auxiliary
Panel Signals List, Wired signals to the Inverters (if any), state of fans, MV Board Signals List.
PPC and Inverters - Functional Control Diagrams

• PPP.PVP.ASC.02.002 Power Plant Controller
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• PPP.PVP.ASC.02.003 Master Power Plant Controller

DESCRIPTION
Showing the main control block diagrams including the operational modes for power control and their inner
representations. PPC and Master PPC shall be included in the document only if included in the SoW.
PPC Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

DESCRIPTION
The same detail of information contained in the document "IFE Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram".
IFE and PPC - Configuration

DESCRIPTION
An image of the software running after the Commissioning shall be handled to EGP in order to cover situation
in which it would be necessary to restore the system in a new machine. Project Software documentation
(Source files for all applications, configuration, protocol and OS and softwares licenses).
DELIVERY DATE: 7 days after SAT.
Inverters - Cyber Security Book

DESCRIPTION
the entire project of the Control System, including PPC (if included in the SoW).
IFE and PPC - Data and Disaster Recovery Procedures

DESCRIPTION
This document stablishes the way the Inverter Front-End (IFE) could be restored from scratch before a major
failure in the server. This assumes that the provider kept an image of the software setup after the
commissioning of the system.
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PPC - Human Machine Interface Sketches

DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain at least the following sketches and descriptions:
• Alarms color definition • Communications network overview;
• Power Plant Controller status and commands, control regulation setting, grid parameters setting;
• Summary of measures of the PV Plant;
• Trend page (recording interval for downloaded data shall be fix).
IFE Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

• PPP.PVP.ASC.02.005 Inverter Front-End (IFE)
DESCRIPTION
Drawings that show wiring connection internal in the cabinet and external from/to cabinet. In the drawings wire
terminals, polarity, equipment, power distribution, signal typology, cables shall be clearly shown.
This document shall contain at least (if applicable, depending on the SoW):
• Front, rear, top and side views of the IFE Cabinet along with their dimensions and the arrangement of
the devices inside of it;
shall include lighting circuits, electric sockets, heaters. It also shall include a Load Table;
inside the cabinet;
• Loads table.
Inverters - RTU Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram

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DESCRIPTION
The same detail of information contained in the document "IFE Cabinet, Wiring and Mechanical Diagram". In
addition, it has to contain the wired signals.
Inverters - Control System - Signals List of IED

DESCRIPTION
Includes the real-time database of each type of IED included in the scope, such as Inverters, Smart String
Boxes, Transformer Control Units, Meteo Stations, Meters. The information shall contain: Communication port,
Communication Protocol, Baud Rates, physical media, cause of transmission, signals to be reported,
datatypes. The format to be used as reference is “Template for Signal Lists and Databases_Inverters_CU_TC”
attached to the present document.
Inverter - Control System Maintenance & Operator Manuals

DESCRIPTION
Shows the basic preventive and corrective actions to be taken on the hardware/software of the control and
data acquisition system, during the operation of the PV Plant, for instance: communication diagnosis, report
generation, login, preventive maintenance, spare parts, turn on/off server, user and passwords, password
management, troubleshooting, updates and patch management, HMI and DD.BB. setup.
To handle PPC HMI interface this document shall refer to “PPC: Human Machine Interface Sketches”
document.
Meteo Station and Field Sensors - Technical Report with Sensor Installation - As Built

• PPP.PVP.MMS METEOROLOGICAL MONITORING SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
The Technical Report shall provide an overall description of the Meteorological System, including the
centralized meteorological and the field meteorological stations and the indication of the final as built
installation of all sensors.
In this document the following shall be included: the list of signals to be reported, the communication protocol
used, the physical network characteristics, the cabin unit’s RTU at which each device is going to report, the
signals that each device is going to report, the scanning rates, the data resolution (number of bits), diagrams
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showing the physical arrangement of the central and field stations with their sensors, pinout of communication
cables, description of the dataloggers.
Based on the aforementioned information, the provider shall estimate, for any particular analogical signal, the
elapsed time from the moment this signal changes on site (e.g. on the pyranometer) up to the moment in which
such signal is going to be refreshed on the SCADA's real time database. For this aim, it shall be taken into
account all the latencies the intermedia generate during the transmission of the signal.
The document shall explicitly confirm the accomplishment of the information requirements contained in the
document "GRE.EEC.S.45.XX.P.00000.08.014 Performance Ratio measurement and warranty for PV plants",
for class A PR calculation.
OND File of the Inverter with Certificate

• PPP.PVP.INV INVERTER
DESCRIPTION
This section gives the technical requirements for the Supplier about OND file to use into the software PVSyst®.
PVSyst® is a software to permitting of Solar Specialist check the generation, power capacity and other
parameters of the solar PV plant design and operation. The delivery of the OND file is mandatory and must be
relate with the Inverter or Conversion Unit that has been approved in the tender and it will be installed in the
site, with real values. In addition, the Supplier shall certify this file with a company approved by EGP.
The manufacturer has to provide the final .OND file that considerer the operation values showed into the
Configuration Table. This OND file shall have, at least, the following parameters:
• Model
• PNomConv
• TPNom
• PLim1
• TPLim1
• TPMax
• EfficMax
• NPtsEff
• ProfilPIO=TCubicProfile
• ProfilPIOV1=TCubicProfile
• Pseuil
• NbMPPT
• IMaxAC
• Aux_Loss
• Aux_Thresh
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• Manufacturer
This file has to be compatible with the software indicated above.
Functional Description of the Inverter

DESCRIPTION
The contractor shall provide complete description of all operative functions and control modes of the inverter,
with clear emphasis on the software & hardware protection system and control logics implemented. The
document shall be structured with the following sections, complete, with all necessary information:
A. INVERTER CONTROL FUNCTIONALITIES AND CONTROL MODEs

• It is necessary to describe all control modes available inside the inverter firmware in order to ensure a
safe and reliable operation:
o Start-up
o Stand-by
o Power supply
o Shut-down
o Trip
In each control mode, the contractor shall describe which are the control/protection functionalities
implemented, which is the operative state of the PWM control, the IGBT switches, the AC/DC contactors, and
the AC/DC circuit breakers or switch disconnectors.
B. INVERTER PROTECTION MATRIX

The contractor shall describe all software and hardware protection and alarm functions implemented, and
which are the protective equipment activated in each case. For each protection and alarm function, it is trivial
to identify:
• The protection/alarm detection conditions
• The protection/alarm equipment activated or tripped
• The protection/alarm reset conditions
Always that a human action is required, the contractor shall explicitly clarify it.
C. INVERTER STATE MACHINE BETWEEN CONTROL MODES

The contractor shall provide a detailed flow chart, describing all necessary conditions to be satisfied to pass
between the operation modes identified in section A.
D. DETAILED MPPT AND GRID CONNECTION CONTROL DESCRIPTION

It is necessary to describe in detail the main control loops implemented, which are operative during the “power
supply” mode, in order to ensure a suitable and reliable power supply control in PV inverter applications:
• MPPT control loops implemented and key operational parameters
• Power control loops implemented and key operational parameters
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• Current control loops implemented and key operational parameters

• PLL control loops implemented and key operational parameters
• It is necessary to describe all control functionalities implemented inside the inverter firmware, in order
to ensure a suitable grid connection performance, such as:
o LVRT, and HVRT
o Over/Under frequency
o Primary frequency control (f/P droop)
o Primary voltage control (V/Q droop)
o Inertia emulation
o Q at night
Thermal Study Dimensioning of the Inverter

DESCRIPTION
which justifies that the inverter is able to operate at maximum rating conditions, of power and external ambient
temperature, in a safe and reliable manner, without incurring in any operation derating. This study shall also
justify the inverter forced ventilation design, in order to keep the inverter in safe operation without incurring in
any operational derating, non-declared previously in the tender documentation or inside the .OND file.
• The maximum power supply of the inverter;
• The maximum ambient temperature declared in the Site Specific Data;
• The correct dimensional characterization of the inverter;
with neighboring power equipment considered as heat sources).
In case of indoor central inverters, the CFD simulation shall consider both the entire system consisting of the
ventilation for each inverter, with the ventilation of the cabin enclosure containing them.
Wiring Diagram DC-AC Inverter Panels

DESCRIPTION
Top-to-bottom developed three-line diagram that represents the complete electrical wiring and connections of
the inverter (for both power and communication/signaling), with clear identification of all internal equipment
and protections installed.
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In particular, the inverter wiring diagram shall be structured with the following sections and related information:
A. DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE INVERTER

The contractor shall provide a dimensional drawing of the complete inverter cabin, evidencing the exact
location of all internal equipment, and cable connection details:
• Location of all internal equipment and protections
• Location of busbars and cable connections (with busbar dimensions for correct ampacity verification)
• Identification of cable glands and cable connection terminals (with maximum cable sections allowed)
for both DC and AC sides.
• IP protection barriers, and ventilation grids (with datasheet in the annex of the document)
B. WIRING DIAGRAM
Three-wire diagram with clear indication of main components and interconnections such as:
• Main power supply circuits and interconnections with clear identification of IGBTs, DC and AC
capacitors, filter inductances, fans. (with datasheets in the annex of the document)
• All auxiliary power circuits and interconnections
• All hardware protective equipment, such as AC/DC contactors, relays, circuit breakers, switch
disconnectors, Residual Current Devices (RCDs), Surge protection devices (SPDs), Insulation
monitoring devices (IMDs), and all other hardware protections required inside the technical
specifications; datasheets of protection devices shall also be provided in the annex of the document.
• Control and protection wiring connections, between all possible sensors (voltage, current,
temperature), control boards and protection devices. The placement of each sensor shall be suitably
identified. All hardwired protections and control circuits required inside the TS shall be identified.
• Communication gateways, protocols, available ports and main characteristics, necessary for making
available to the SCADA all necessary information for monitoring purposes.
C. TERMINAL CONNECTION DETAILS

Complete detail of inverter interface terminals with clear identification of internal connections, to clearly
understand which are the available inverter terminals (and circuits) that allow suitable interconnection with
other surrounding equipment.
Inverter Protection and Control Settings

DESCRIPTION
The contractor shall provide a complete description of all protection and control settings that could be
inserted/modified by either the user (EGP) or configuration (Inverter Supplier) personnel during the inverter
installation and operation of the plant. A dedicated description of the function of each parameter shall be
provided by the Inverter Supplier.
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Complete list of protection settings, not limited to the list of parameters indicated below, shall be provided:
• Shortcircuit protection settings in AC circuit breaker;
• Shortcircuit protection settings in DC circuit breaker;
• AC insulation fault protection settings;
• DC insulation fault protection settings;
• DC overvoltage/ undervoltage protection settings;
• Inverter temperature protection settings;
• AC over-voltage / under-voltage protection settings;
• Over-frequency / under-frequency protection settings.
Complete list of control settings, not limited to the list of parameters indicated below, shall be provided:
• All MPPT control parameters;
• All DC voltage control parameters;
• All Current control parameters;
• All Grid synchronization parameters.
Delivery Cabin - Overall I&C Architecture - Level 1 Networking (only in case of MT

connection)

• PPP.PVP.MVC.02 MV DISTRIBUTION CENTER
DESCRIPTION
This document shows with a high level of detail, the architecture, topology and physical media belonging to
the process Ethernet network of the delivery cabin. The aforementioned includes:
• Location of each IED inside their corresponding cabinet
• Port labeling of each IED as per in the user manual of the device
• IP address of each IED
• Brand and model of each IED
• Description of each IED
• Type of communication port (RJ45, FOMM, FOSM, DB9)
• Type of FO (SM, MM, patch cord)
• Different networks inside the LV Room of the delivery cabin: Serial networks, ICT, Trackers, Inverters,
CCTV, DSO, Ad-Hoc networks.
• The systems that shall be represented are:
• MV C&P system
• Transformers IEDs
• ICT hardware
• Telecommunication devices
• FO rings coming from the PV plant and their connection to PLANT SCADA and CCTV
• Arrange of FO headers for distributing the FO rings coming from the PV plant.
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• HMI desktops
• Plant SCADA and their RTUs (including, if applicable, SCADA Server, Master PPC, RTU, FES GW,
PI GW)
• Interconnection with DSO's networking
Delivery Cabin - Complete IP Address Map (only in case of MT connection)

DESCRIPTION
This document shall contain all IP addresses assigned to each single device included in the control system. In
case the devices to be accessed from remote networks for diagnosis and maintenance purposes, it shall be
also included the TCP ports that have to be kept open in the firewalls.
The complete IP Address Map submitted from the contractor shall be in accordance with “Template for IP
Address Map” attached to the present document.
DELIVERY DATE: 30 days before Integration Test.
Delivery Cabin – Control System - Signals List of IED (only in case of MT connection)

DESCRIPTION
It includes the real-time database of each type of IED included in the scope.
The information shall contain: Communication port, Communication Protocol, Baud Rates, physical media,
cause of transmission, signals to be reported, datatypes.

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PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT

M. Scarfogliero L. Freddo A. De Marzo

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Aim of the Document ...................................................................................................................................... 6

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DC Pre-Parallel Boxes (or Y-Connectors) Datasheet and Constructive Details ................................. 27

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String Boxes Datasheet and Constructive Details ................................................................................... 46

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Aim of the Document

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General Layout Overlaid on Cadastral Map

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General Layout Overlaid on Topographical Map

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General Layout Plan of PV Field

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o Number of Transformation Centers;

General Layout with Meteo Station and Sensors Placement

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Plan of Existing Easement and Underground Existing Facilities

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Plan of Temporary Facilities, Construction Areas, Storage Areas

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Shadow Study and Plan (Cabins, Structures, Obstacles)

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Near shadowing losses

Near shadowing Losses effective = Scenario 3

Near shadowing Losses effective = Scenario 3 – Scenario 1

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Slope [°] Number of structures

Scenario Slope Orography Obstacles Comments

Minimum slope Real structure disposition with real orography

Slope [°] Number of structures TF[%] Weighted AVG Effective TF

-14° 4 29% 0.3%

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Transposition Factor effective =  Weighted AVG

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Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Ante Operam)

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Geological Report (for Entire Park, Including Units)

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Geotechnical Investigation Plan

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Geotechnical Report (for Entire Park, Including Units)

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Flooding Maps and Hydraulic Study (Post Operam)

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