DBNPP MDM1 ASYYY 07 342001 0001 - Rev03

Block 5 - AL SHAHEEN FIELD Development
Document Title: Electrical Design Basis
Document Number: DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-342001-0001 Date: 11-Apr-2019 Rev.: 02
Doc Type: REP System: GENE Phase FE Status: AFD Class: 01
DBNPP FEED
Electrical Design Basis
Is the document generated from an existing As-Built? YES NO X
Originator Document Number Last ASB Rev. :
Remarks:
02 11-Apr-2019 AFD Accepted for Design KV BMVA VP
01 11-Feb-2019 IFA Issued for Acceptance KV BMVA VP
00 03-Dec-2018 IFR Issued for Review TVS BMVA VP
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REVISION HISTORY
Rev. Rev. Date Status History Issuer Reviewer Approver
00 03-Dec-2018 IFR Issued for Review TVS BMVA VP

01 11-Feb-2019 IFA Issued for Acceptance KV BMVA VP
02 11-Apr-2019 AFD Accepted for Design KV BMVA VP
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................5
1.1. General 5
1.2. Pipeline Debottlenecking Project.................................................................................................................................6
2. PURPOSE..........................................................................................................................................6
3. SCOPE..............................................................................................................................................6
4. DEFINTIONS AND ABREVATIONS...................................................................................................7

4.1. Definitions.................................................................................................................................................................7
4.2. Abbreviations............................................................................................................................................................7
4.3. Vocabulary, Units and Symbols...................................................................................................................................8
5. APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES...............................9
5.1. External Documents & Standards................................................................................................................................9
5.2. NOC Standards..........................................................................................................................................................9
5.3. Existing documents..................................................................................................................................................10
5.4. Project deliverables..................................................................................................................................................11
6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS...................................................................................................14
7. VOCABULARY, UNITS AND SYMBOLS............................................................................................14
8. FREQUENCIES & VOLTAGES..........................................................................................................15

8.1. Standard Voltages & Frequencies..............................................................................................................................15
8.2. Voltage and frequency variations..............................................................................................................................16
8.3. System voltage drops...............................................................................................................................................16
9. EARTHING SYSTEMS.....................................................................................................................16
9.1. 3kV HV system........................................................................................................................................................17
9.2. LV system...............................................................................................................................................................17
9.3. Lighting and Small power.........................................................................................................................................17
9.4. 230V AC UPS & DC System.......................................................................................................................................17
9.5. Heat Tracing............................................................................................................................................................17
10. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM...........................................................................................18
10.1. General Principles....................................................................................................................................................18
10.2. Equipment Rating/ Sizing.........................................................................................................................................18
10.3. Hazardous Area/ restricted area................................................................................................................................19
11. OVERALL CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................19
11.1. FA Platform (Existing)..............................................................................................................................................20
11.2. AB Platform & AF platform (Existing).........................................................................................................................20
12. ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR / EQUIPMENT ROOM.........................................................................21
12.1. AF Platform:............................................................................................................................................................21
12.2. AB Platform:............................................................................................................................................................21
12.3. FA Platform.............................................................................................................................................................21
13. EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................................................22
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13.1. HV Switchboard.......................................................................................................................................................22
13.2. LV Switchboard........................................................................................................................................................22
13.3. DC and AC UPS........................................................................................................................................................22
13.4. HVAC Distribution....................................................................................................................................................22
13.5. Navigational Aids System..........................................................................................................................................23
13.6. Distribution Panels...................................................................................................................................................23
13.7. Electrical Motors......................................................................................................................................................23
13.8. Lighting/ Small Power system...................................................................................................................................23
13.8.1. Lighting......................................................................................................................................................23
13.9. Socket outlets..........................................................................................................................................................25
13.10. Cables and cabling...................................................................................................................................................25
13.11. Cable routing...........................................................................................................................................................26
13.12. Segregation.............................................................................................................................................................26
13.13. Cable ladder & Trays:...............................................................................................................................................27
13.14. Cable gland:............................................................................................................................................................27
13.15. Junction Boxes.........................................................................................................................................................27
14. ELECTRICAL DESIGN STUDIES......................................................................................................27
14.1. Power System Study................................................................................................................................................28
14.1.1. Load flow Study..........................................................................................................................................28
14.1.2. Short Circuit Study......................................................................................................................................28
14.1.3. Motor Starting Study...................................................................................................................................28
14.2. Protection and Metering...........................................................................................................................................29
15. HAZARDOUS AREA VERIFICATION DOSSIER................................................................................30
16. 3D MODELLING..............................................................................................................................30
17. RFID TAG.......................................................................................................................................30
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. General
Al-Shaheen is Qatar’s largest offshore oil field operated by North Oil Company (NOC) and located approximately 70km NNE of
Ras Laffan (Figure 1 1). The field has 289 active development wells, 33 platforms and 5 production hubs.
Figure 1-1: Al-Shaheen Block-5 Field Layout
NOC have a program of works to maintain production of the field at 300kbpd which include seven (7) new wellhead platforms,
new pipelines and additional topsides equipment to support the increased number of wells.
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1.2. Pipeline Debottlenecking Project
The Al-Shaheen Pipeline Debottlenecking Project (DBNPP) aims to replace or supplement existing pipelines in a brownfield
engineering environment between existing facilities and platforms. These changes are due to either existing pipelines coming to
the end of their operational life or new requirements arising from additional reservoir production.
There are two (2) new pipelines proposed for the Al-Shaheen field as part of the Pipeline Debottlenecking Project scope, listed
below in Table 1 -1.
Table 1-1: DBNPP Project Pipelines

Pipeline Connecting
Location Service Reason
Size Platforms
A 20 inch SWI AF to FC Replacement of existing 12” water injection pipeline

which has reached the end of its operational life and will
be decommissioned.
F 14 inch Wet Oil FA to AB New 14” pipeline to accomodate increased wet crude
production, operating in parallel with existing 10”
pipeline.
2. PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to define the Basis of Electrical design to execute the FEED activities for three existing offshore
host platforms tagged AB & AF (at A location) & FA (at F location). For this reason, this document includes a few amendments
to the COMPANY General Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 ‘Electrical Design Criteria’.
All Electrical equipment must be of proven design, suitable for operation in a marine environment with a required design life of
25 years.
3. SCOPE
The electrical scope of the FEED includes on AF & AB platforms,
 Development of lighting and small power system for new added equipment on the platform. It comprises updating
SLD, Low voltage load balance, wiring diagram, lighting and small power layout drawing indicating all material and
equipment changes in lighting system
 Development of earthing concept and layout drawing for added equipment and machinery
 Update lighting and small power loop drawings for AB platform only
 Development of power supply system for all motor operated valves. MOV’s to be fed by a single feeder in LV
switchboard through a new MOV Power Junction box located outdoor near MOV’s
 Also new Chemical injection pump motors are fed from respective LV Switch Boards and relevant new SLD’s are
included in section 5.4
The electrical scope of the FEED includes on FA platform:
 Development of lighting and small power system for new added equipment on the platform. It comprises updating
SLD, Low voltage load balance, wiring diagram, lighting and small power layout drawing indicating all material and
equipment changes in lighting system
 Development of earthing concept and layout drawing for added equipment and machinery
 Update lighting and small power loop drawings
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 Development of power supply system for all motor operated valves. MOV’s to be fed by a single feeder in LV
switchboard through a new MOV Power Junction box located outdoor near MOV’s, whereas for new MOV are fed
directly from LV Switch board, refer new SLD’s included in section 5.4
 Electrical load analysis to be performed in EDSA and existing model to be updated incorporating third crude oil export
pump on FA platform. With addition of third crude oil pump the three pumps operates as 2 working each @50% + 1
stand-by (normal scenario). In any case during transfer of pump all the three pumps operates for short period and its
design is considered into the system. System adequacy checks are part of FEED scope
 Suitability of the existing crude oil export pump motor starter (future) to be checked for new crude oil pump any
modifications required need to be identified and developed during FEED. DOL Starter is considered for new 3kV Motor
for 3rd crude export pump in FA Platform, considering this (DOL) as primary option
 Also, any interface issue with FA Platform DBNPP scope with other EPC contractor to be included as part of Interface
Register.
Note: DC UPS scope is not a part of this DBNPP FEED scope. UPS for the Instrumentation loads are fed from Marshalling
cabinet loop powered so earlier identified UPS feeders in Electrical system remains unaltered as spare feeders. However, FA
platform boat landing area flood light is relocated, and it is fed from the exiting UPS Distribution board.
FC Platform scope:
During the FEED, need to verify the design consistency with FC platform interface design done by other contractor part of EPC
scope and inconsistency /discrepancy (if any) to be notified to COMPANY.
4. DEFINTIONS AND ABREVATIONS
New Section. Not a part of NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001.
4.1. Definitions
Table 4-2: Definitions

COMPANY North Oil Company (NOC)
ENGINEER /
McDermott Middle East, Inc. (MMEI)
CONTRACTOR
WORK / FEED work to be performed by ENGINEER under that Call Off MP 01, Pipeline
PROJECT Debottlenecking Project (DBNPP)
OEM / The party who has manufactured, assembled, tested and supplied the existing equipment
VENDOR/ and accessories which is proposed to be modified under PROJECT scope AND / OR the party
MANUFACTURE who is responsible for manufacturing, assembling, testing and supplying new equipment and
R accessories which is proposed to be installed under PROJECT scope.
4.2. Abbreviations
Table 4-3: Abbreviations

Abbreviation Definition
AC Alternating Current
ACB Air Circuit Breaker
CT Current Transformer
DB Distribution Board
DBNPP Debottlenecking Pipelines Project
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Abbreviation Definition
DC Direct Current
DOL Direct On Line
ECS Electrical Control System
EDSA Electrical Distribution System Analysis
EPR Ethylene Propylene Rubber
EPC Engineering, Procurement & Construction
FEED Front-End Engineering Design
GRP Glass Reinforced Polyester
H2S Hydrogen Sulphide
HV High Voltage
HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning
Hz Hertz
ICSS Integrated Control & Safety System
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IP Ingress Protection
JB Junction Box
kW Kilo Watt (active power)
LV Low Voltage
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker
MCCB Molded Case Circuit Breaker
MDR Master Deliverables Register
MMEI McDermott Middle East Inc.
MOV Motor Operated Valve
NER Neutral Earthing Resistor
OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer
PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride
RTD Resistance Temperature Detectors
SCADA Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition system
SWI Sea Water Injection
SI System Internationale
TNS Three phase Neutral Separate (earthing system)
Terre Terre (earthing with residual current
TT
devices)
UPS Uninterruptible Power Systems
VCB Vacuum Circuit Breaker
WHP Well Head Platform
XLPE Cross Linked Polyethylene
4.3. Vocabulary, Units and Symbols
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The Electro-technical vocabulary and graphical symbols used are as defined in the IEC 60050 and IEC 60617.
In the case of use of any vocabulary, units or symbols that are not in the above IEC publications, the Engineer/Contractor is
required to produce a glossary (for vocabulary), correspondence table to IEC units (for units) and/or clear legend (for symbols).
The contractual language of nameplate & documents is English. All quantities and dimensions expressed in System International
(SI) units. All information, data, documentation provided in the English language.
All warning signs/ caution board in dual language i.e. English and Arabic.
5. APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES
Addendum to the NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 2 – Reference Documents]
Any case of apparent conflict between the requirements of this document and any other relevant documents to be brought to
the COMPANY's notice.
Unless otherwise agreed, the following descending order of precedence apply:
- Laws, Codes, Regulations, standards of state of Qatar

- Project Design Basis and Project Specifications
- Company Standards
- International codes, rules
In case of conflict between standards, the most stringent requirements are prevailed. All regulations, codes and standards
referred applies in the latest official revision.
5.1. External Documents & Standards
Latest revision of all relevant IEC and IEEE 519 are applicable. In addition, the following need to be followed:
IEC 61892 Mobile and Fixed Offshore Units - Electrical Installations – All parts
IEC 62305- 1 Protection against Lightning – General principles
The design is in accordance with Qatari National Regulation, COMPANY standards (SD) and International Codes and Standards
in the order of precedence as mentioned in SD-NOC-ELE-001.
The reference standards are included below:
5.2. NOC Standards
Reference Title
SD-NOC-ELE-001 Electrical design criteria

SD-NOC-ELE-011 Electrical requirements for packaged units
SD-NOC-ELE-021 Electrical design criteria for floating units
SD-NOC-ELE-031 Design of earthing and bonding systems for Offshore Installations
SD-NOC-ELE-061 Minimum requirements for HV & LV cable sizing
SD-NOC-ELE-079 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive gas atmospheres
SD-NOC-ELE-081 Lighting
SD-NOC-ELE-091 Minimum Contractor document requirements
SD-NOC-ELE-111 Induction motors
SD-NOC-ELE-131 High voltage switchgear and control gear assemblies
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Reference Title
SD-NOC-ELE-135 Low voltage switchgear assembly
SD-NOC-ELE-137 Distribution boards
SD-NOC-ELE-161 Electrical Cables
SD-NOC-ELE-311 Cable trays/ladders
SD-NOC-ELE-364 Electrical installations
SD-NOC-ELE-374 Construction site electrical installations
SD-NOC-COR-350 External Protection of Offshore and Coastal Structures and Equipment by
Painting
SD-NOC-SAF-010 Emergency Shutdown and Emergency Depressurisation (ESD & EDP)
SD-NOC-SAF-003 Area Classification
SD-NOC-PJC-701 Documents Identification & Numbering at Project Execution and Field
Operations Phases
SD-NOC-PJC-702 Requirements for electronic Documents at Project Execution and Field
SD-NOC-PJC-501 Requirements for Contractor Quality Management
SD-NOC-CSE-004 3D CAD Models
SD-NOC-CSE-005 3D CAD Model Administration & Catalogues
5.3. Existing documents
Reference Title
FA platform:
ASFAA-07-00010-0002 Platform “FA” Single Line Diagram 3kV Switchboard N-1801
ASFAA-07-00012-0005 FA Platform Single Line Diagram 400V Emergency Switchboard-N-1803
ASFAA-07-00011-0005 FA Platform Single Line diagram 400V Utility Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802
ASFAA-07-00011-0007 FA Platform Single Line diagram 400V Utility Switchboard N-1802
ASFAA-07-01001-0001 Electrical Load Schedule Utility 3kV Switchboard ASFAA-N-1801
ASFAA-07-04501-0002 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Lighting Loop diagram LP-1851
ASFAA-07-04501-0007 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Lighting Loop diagram LP-1861
ASFAA-07-00403-0000 FA-Well Head/Process P/F-Drawing List Earthing Layout
ASFAA-07-00403-0002 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Level 1 Earthing Layout
ASFAA-07-00702-1000 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Power Layout Cover
ASFAA-07-00702-0002 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Level 1 Power Layout
ASFAA-07-00702-0003 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Level2 Power Layout
ASFAA-07-04201-0001 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Level 1 Lighting Layout
ASFAA-07-00701-0000 FA-Well Head/Process P/F Drawing List Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
ASFAA-07-00701-0002 FA-Well Head/Process P/F -Level 1-Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
ASFAA-07-00701-0005 FA-Well Head/Process P/F East Elevation – Cable Tray Section
ASFAA-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
ASFAA-07-00104-0001 HV Switchboard Schedule
ASFAA-07-00088-0001 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, Level 1
ASFAA-07-00091-0001 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, East Elevation
ASFAA-07-00091-0002 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, North Elevation
ASFAA-07-00801-1000 FA Platform Well Head /Process Platform HV Switchboard
ASFAA-07-01005-0109 Platform FA (Well Head) LV utility Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 /Page 2 of 2
AF Platform:
ASAFA-07-00011-0005 AF Water Injection Platform Single Line Diagram Process 400V Utility Switchboard N-
1809
ASAFA-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
ASAFA-07-00701-0000 AF Water Injection Platform Drawing List
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Reference Title
ASAFA-07-00701-0002 AF Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
ASAFA-07-00701-0003 AF Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Cable Ladder & Tray Section
ASAFA-07-00403-0002 AF Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Earthing Layout
ASAFA-07-00702-0002 AF Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Power Layout
ASAFA-07-00802-1000 AF Platform Water Injection Platform 400V Utility SWDB Interconnection
AB Platform:
ASAYY-07-07001-0001 A Location Key Single Line Diagram
ASABI-07-01841-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Single Line Diagram Lighting Distribution Panel
ASABI-LP-1841
ASABI-07-01861-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Single Line Diagram Emergency Lighting Distribution Panel
ASABI-LP-1861
Platform ASAB Module I Single Line Diagrams Process/Utility Switchboard ASABI-N-
ASABI-07-01802-0019
1802A Panel 7.1 Thru 7.6
ASABI-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
ASABI-07-01601-0007 Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Loop Diagrams LP-1841 Circuit 29 thru 35
ASABI-07-01603-0007 Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Loop Diagrams LP-1861 Circuit 29 thru 35
ASABI-07-01305-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Layout Sub Cellar Deck EL +10.800
ASABI-07-01205-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Power Layout Sub-Cellar Deck EL.+10.800 (Central)
ASABI-07-01204-0001 Platform ASAB Module I – Power Layout Cellar deck EL. 14.100 (North West)
ASABI-07-01505-0001 AL SHAHEEN Location AB Hazardous Area Classification Sub-Cellar Deck EL. +10.800
ASABI-07-01510-0001 Platform ASAB Module I Hazardous Area Classification View Looking West
ASABI-07-01511-0001 Platform ASAB Module I Hazardous Area Classification View Looking North
5.4. Project deliverables
Reference Title
Common:
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-392020-0001 Electrical Specification For Package Equipment
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-032005-0001 Cable Sizing Calculation
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-392021-0001 Specification For Cables, Cable Tray, MCT, Light Fittings & Bulk Material
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-112007-0001 Datasheet For Cables, Cable Tray, MCT, Light Fittings & Bulk Material
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-392023-0001 Specification for Electrical MOV Power junction box
DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-112008-0001 Datasheet for Electrical MOV Power junction box
AF Platform:
AF-Water Injection Platform Single Line Diagram 400V Utility Switchboard N-
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00011-0005
1809
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00701-0000 AF - Water Injection Platform - Drawing List
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00701-0002 AF - Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00701-0003 AF - Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Cable Ladder & Tray Section
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00403-0002 AF- Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Earthing Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00702-0001 AF - Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Swgr Room Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00702-0002 AF - Water Injection Platform Cellar Deck Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-202001-0001 AF Platform - Electrical Cable Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00802-1000 AF Platform Water Injection Platform 400V Utility SWDB Interconnection
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-242001-0001 AF Platform - Electrical Bulk Material Take-off (MTO)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFY-07-01005-0108 AF Platform - (Water Injection) LV Utility Switchboard ASAFA-N-1809
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFY-07-202001-0001 AF Platform - Electrical Tie-In List
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFY-07-342001-0001 AF Platform - Electrical Adequacy Check Report
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Reference Title
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00090-0001 AF Water Injection Platform Schedule of Sources of Release of Hydrocarbons
DBNPP-MDM1-ASAFA-07-00802-0053 AF Platform - Interconnection for MOV'S XCV-389403, XCV-389404, XCV-359405
AB Location:
Platform ASAB Module I - Lighting Single Line Diagram Lighting Distribution
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01841-0003
Panel ASABI-LP-1841
Platform ASAB Module I - Single Line Diagram Emergency Lighting Distribution
Panel ASABI-LP-1861
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-032001-0001 AB Platform - Lighting Calculation
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01601-0007 Platform ASAB Module I - Lighting Loop Diagrams LP-1841 Circuit 29 Thru 35
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01603-0007 Platform ASAB Module I - Lighting Loop Diagrams LP-1861 Circuit 29 Thru 35
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01305-0003 Platform ASAB Module I - Lighting Layout Sub-Cellar Deck El +10.800
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01205-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Power Layout Sub-Cellar Deck El.+10.800 (Central)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01204-0001 Platform ASAB Module I - Power Layout Cellar Deck El. 14.100-(North West)
Platform ASAB Module I - Power Layout Mezzanine Deck El.+20.100 (North -
West)
Power Layout Mezzanine Deck Below Switchgear Room Between El + 18.900 And
El+ 20.100
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-202001-0001 AB Platform - Electrical Cable Schedule
Al Shaheen Location AB Hazardous Area Classification-Sub-Cellar Deck El.
+10.800
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01510-0001 Platform ASAB Module I - Hazardous Area Classification View Looking West
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01511-0001 Platform ASAB Module I - Hazardous Area Classification View Looking North
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABY-07-492002-0001 AB Platform - Interconnection for MOV'S XCV-389303, XCV-389304, XCV-369305
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-242001-0001 AB Platform - Electrical Bulk Material Take Off (MTO)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABY-07-342001-0001 AB Platform - Electrical Adequacy Check Report
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABY-07-202001-0001 AB Platform - Electrical Tie-In List
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABB-07-00092-0001 AB-B Compression Module Schedule of Sources of Release of Hydrocarbons
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01005-0112 Platform AB Protection Schedule Process / Utility Switchboard ASABI-N-1802A
Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Loop Diagram LP-1841 Circuit 29 Thru 35
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01601-0007D
(Demolition)
Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Loop Diagrams LP-1861 Circuit 29 Thru 35
(Demolition)
Platform ASAB Module I Lighting Layout Sub-Cellar Deck El +10.800
(Demolition)
Platform ASAB Module I Power Layout Sub-Cellar Deck El.+10.800 (Central)
(Demolition)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-01204-0003 Platform ASAB Module I Power Layout Cellar Deck El.+14.100 (West)
Platform ASAB Module I Cable Ladder Layout sub-Cellar Deck El.+10.800
(Central)
Platform ASAB Module I Single Line Diagrams Process/Utility Switchboard ASABI-
N-1802A Panel 7.1 Thru 7.6
DBNPP-MDM1-ASABI-07-192003-0001 Platform ASAB Module I Sub-Cellar Deck El.+10.800 (Central) Earthing Layout
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Reference Title
FA platform:
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00010-0002 Platform "FA" - Single Line Diagram 3kV Switchboard-N-1801
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00011-0005 FA Platform - Single Line Diagram-400V Utility Switchboard-N-1802
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00011-0007 FA Platform - Single Line Diagram 400V Utility Switchboard-N-1802
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00012-0005 FA Platform - Single Line Diagram 400V Emergency Switchboard-N-1803
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00014-0000 Platform "FA" - Single Line Diagram UPS Distribution Board-DP-1905
FA Platform - Electrical specification for Induction motors ( PM 3631,
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-392001-0001
BM3631/3632)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-112001-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Data Sheet Crude Oil Export Pump Motor PM-3631
FA Platform - Electrical Datasheet Crude Export Pump-3 Air Cooled Seal Liquid
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-112002-0001
Cooler -A/B (Motor BM-3631/3632)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-202004-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Cable Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-242002-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Bulk Material Take Off (MTO)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342002-0001 FA Platform - Load Flow & Short Circuit study
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342003-0001 FA Platform - Motor Starting study
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-032001-0001 FA Platform - Lighting Calculation
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-01001-0001 Electrical Load Schedule Utility 3kV Switchboard ASFAA-N-1801
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0001 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Lighting Loop Diagram-LP-1851
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0007 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Lighting Loop Diagram-LP-1861
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00403-0000 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Drawing List-Earthing Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00403-0002 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 1-Earthing Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00702-0001 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 2 Switchgear Room-Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00702-0002 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 1-Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00702-0003 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 2-Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00702-0004 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Mezzanine Deck-Power Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04201-0001 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 1-Lighting Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00701-0000 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Drawing List-Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00701-0002 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-Level 1-Cable Ladder & Tray Layout
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00701-0005 FA-Wellhead / Process P/F-East Elevation-Cable Tray Section
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00103-0001 LV Switchboard Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00104-0001 HV Switchboard Schedule
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00088-0001 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, Level 1
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00091-0001 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, East Elevation
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00091-0002 FA Platform - Hazardous Area Classification, North Elevation
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-102001-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Control Schematic Drawings
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00701-0002D FA-Wellhead/Process P/F Level 1 Cable Ladder & Tray Layout (Demolition)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04201-0001D FA - Wellhead/Process P/F Level 1 Lighting Layout (Demolition)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-01005-0109 Platform FA (Wellhead) LV Utility Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 /Page 2 Of 2
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-342001-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Adequacy Check Report
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAY-07-202001-0001 FA Platform - Electrical Tie-In List
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00094-0001 FA Platform Schedule of Sources of Release of Hydrocarbon
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-01005-1008 LV Co-ordination study - LV Utility Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 (1 OF 2)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0002 FA-Wellhead/Process P/F Lighting loop Diagram LP-1851
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0002D FA-Wellhead/Process P/F Lighting Loop Diagram LP-1851 (Demolition)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0014 FA-Wellhead/Process P/F Lighting Loop Diagram DP-1905
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-04501-0014D FA-Wellhead/Process P/F Lighting Loop Diagram DP-1905 (Demolition)
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00011-0001 FA Platform - Single Line Diagram 400V Utility Switchboard-ASFAA-N-1802
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00801-0017 FA Platform - Interconnection for Crude Export Pump-3 ASFAA-PM-3631
FA Platform - Interconnection for MOV's ASFAA-XCV-389203, ASFAA-XCV-
DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-00802-0068
389204, ASFAA-XCV-369205
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Reference Title
FA Platform - Interconnection for Crude Export PP-3 (Air Cooled Seal Liquid
Cooler-A) ASFAA-BM-3631
FA Platform - Interconnection for Crude Export PP-3 (Air Cooled Seal Liquid
Cooler-B) ASFAA-BM-3632
6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Addendum to the NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 3 – Environmental conditions]
Following parameters are considered for design conditions.
Table 6-4: Environmental Conditions
Reference Minimum Maximum
Ambient Air Temperature, °C 5 50

Relative Humidity, % 60 100
Design Temperature (indoor installation) 40°C
Design Temperature (outdoor installation under shade) 50°C
Design Relative Humidity (indoor) 60 %
Design Relative Humidity (outdoor) 100 %
Altitude Sea level
Atmosphere is regarded as dusty, saliferous and corrosive as commonly encountered in offshore marine Oil & gas installations.
All equipment categorized as outdoor equipment is suitable for highest level of marine grade equipment (C5-M, Atmosphere of
very high corrosivity level (marine) – coastal, Offshore areas) according to NOC standard SD-NOC-COR-001, clause 6.3.1.
Electrical equipment installed within air-conditioned rooms is normally operating for an ambient air temperature of 25°C but
able to operate at rated capacity as long as room temperature does not exceed 40°C (design ambient).
The minimum degree of protection of new enclosures to be at least:
Table 6-5: Minimum degree of protection of new enclosures
Description Degree of Protection
Indoor equipment IP 31
Outdoor equipment IP 55
Offshore exposed deck IP 56
Lighting apparatus and JB’s IP 66
Special provision is taken by the equipment Supplier to avoid equipment corrosion. The equipment is installed offshore in
corrosive, salt laden atmosphere with H2S presence.
Equipment selected is based on requirements in NOC standard SD-NOC-COR-350 (External protection of offshore and coastal
structures and equipment by painting).
7. VOCABULARY, UNITS AND SYMBOLS
Addendum to the NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 4 – Vocabulary, Units & Standards]
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The Electro-technical vocabulary and graphical symbols used are as defined in the IEC 60050 and IEC 60617.
In the case of use of any vocabulary, units or symbols that are not in the above IEC publications, the Engineer/Contractor is
required to produce a glossary (for vocabulary), correspondence table to IEC units (for units) and/or clear legend (for symbols).
The contractual language of nameplate & documents is English. All quantities and dimensions expressed in System International
(SI) units. All information, data, documentation provided in the English language.
All warning signs/ caution board in dual language i.e. English and Arabic.
8. FREQUENCIES & VOLTAGES
8.1. Standard Voltages & Frequencies
Addendum to the NOC Standard SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 5.2 and 5.3 – Standard Frequencies and Voltages]
All general requirements as in Clause 5 are applicable. Specific requirements are highlighted below. Following utilization
voltages is considered for various equipment:
Table 8-6: Utilization Voltages

Motors less than 0.37kW 400V AC, 3 Phase, 4 wire
Motors >90kW and <160kW 400V AC, 3 Phase, 3 wire
Motors ≥160kW and ≤1000kW 3 kV AC, 3 Phase, 3 wire
UPS Distribution board 230V AC, 1ph + N, TNS
Lighting and Small Power distribution boards 400V/230V AC, 3 phase, TNS
MOV Power Junction Box 400V AC, 3 phase, 3 wire, TNS
Normal lighting / Emergency lighting 230V, AC, 1ph + N + E, TNS
All packages less than 350kW 400V AC, 3 phase, TT
230V AC, 1ph + N
Critical lighting (with integral battery pack/built in
230V AC, 1ph + N + E
battery)
Switchboard Control
- VCB / ACB closing / tripping circuit voltage 230V AC, 1ph, 50Hz supply from AC UPS
- VCB / ACB spring charge motor voltage 230V AC, 1ph, 50Hz supply from emergency DB 230V
- Protection relay voltage AC, 1ph, 50Hz supply from AC UPS
- Panel heating and lighting 230V AC, 1ph, 50Hz supply from emergency DB
- Motor space heater 230V AC, 1ph, 50Hz supply from emergency DB
50Hz is the standard frequency for all Al Shaheen complex. AC equipment operates satisfactorily at steady state frequencies
within ±5% of the stated frequency and per frequency variation in Sec. 8.2
The general electrical characteristics of HV systems is in compliance with values indicated in IEC 62271-1, paragraph 6, rated
insulation level, Table 1a - Rated insulation levels for rated voltages of range I, series I. The Power frequency withstand voltage
& Impulse withstand voltage for various system voltages used in this project are as below:
Table 8-7: Power frequency & impulse withstand voltages

Maximum system Power Frequency Withstand Impulse withstand Voltage (1.2 /
Nominal system Voltage
voltage voltage (1Min.) 50 -Sec.)
400V 690V 2.5 kV rms 6 kV (overvoltage category IV)
3kV 7.2kV 20 kV rms 60 kVp
11kV (not used) 12kV 28 kV rms 75 kVp
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8.2. Voltage and frequency variations
Addendum to the NOC Standard SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 5.4 – Voltage and frequency variations]
Electrical equipment operates satisfactorily with the following simultaneous variations, from their nominal value, when
measured at the consumer input terminals.
Table 8-8: Voltage and Frequency Variations

Steady State
Transient variation
operation
AC system
- Voltage 10% 20%
- Frequency 5% 10%
DC system
- Voltage 10%, - 15% 25%
8.3. System voltage drops
Addendum to the NOC Standard SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 5.5 Voltage and frequency variations]
Ensuring the cable sizing that the following voltage drops at the circuit full load current, are not exceeded:
Table 8-9: System Voltage Drops
Description Voltage drop
HV Motor feeders (at motor terminals, running at full Max 5% (3% from Starter to Motor terminals)
current)
LV Motor feeders (at motor terminals, running at full Max 5% (3% from Starter to Motor Terminals)
current)
During motor starting at busbar 15%
Lighting sub-circuits and sockets 4% avg. with max. 8% at the farthest fitting
Other (heaters, packages, AC UPS Distribution board, 5%
etc.)
The voltage at motor terminals need to ensure a sufficient accelerating torque and voltage drop at bus bar is not to cause
shutdown of other consumers. In any case, voltage drop from the source until the load terminal shall not exceed 5% during
Steady state operation. Motors are suitable to start and accelerate the load at 80% voltage at its terminals.
9. EARTHING SYSTEMS
Earthing and bonding systems are designed according to SD-NOC-ELE-031, SD-NOC-ELE-032. All new equipment is grounded
and bonded in accordance with the recommendations of IEC 61892-2 (Mobile and fixed offshore units – Electrical installations –
Part 2: System design) or IEC 60364-3.
All non-electrical metallic equipment and installation not welded to structure like skid mounted equipment, vessels etc. is having
earthing terminals or studs welded to equipment skid. Earthing conductors is connected to the equipment earth connections
from the main structure beam through earth bars on the platform.
Earthing cables have yellow/green outer sheaths. Cable armour and / or screen is connected to earth at both ends of the cable
either by gland entry threads screwed into the enclosure or by earth tags.
The main equipment earthing cables requirement as minimum as follows:
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Table 9-10: Earthing Cable cross section

Earthing Conductor
Description
Cross-Section (sq. mm.)
Distribution Boards & Control Panels 2 x 70

(2 connections from earth bar to earth bar in electrical
room)
Motors <30kW, 30 to 75kW, >75kW 1 x 25, 1 x 35, 2 x 70
Cable ladders / tray (to structure) 2 x 70
Lighting pole, Welding and convenience receptacles 1 x 35, 1 x 10
Skid / vessel 1x 70
Each individual outgoing lighting feeder have differential device with 300 mA sensitivity, trip on first earth fault. Each Small
Power Socket outlet is fitted with an earth fault leakage relay set at 30 mA.
9.1. 3kV HV system
HV system earthing through Neutral Earth Resistor (NER). The neutral system and the relevant earth fault current value are
imposed by the FA platform normal switchboards. The neutral is earthed through a NER of the ratings below:
 FA Platform - ASFAA-NER-1801 - 3kV, 2.27ohms, 800A for 10s (6.3MVA transformer)
9.2. LV system
The existing LV earthing system on ‘A’ location is TNS system (3–phase, 4 wire with separate PE conductor along with each load
cable). For ‘F’ locations, it is TT system. The neutral of HV/ LV transformer is directly earthed to primary structure of the
platform.
All motor feeders 30kW and above is provided with core balance type Earth leakage relays with sensitivity of 3% of the rated
current or 6A whichever is higher, in line with the existing protection system philosophy.
Short-circuit calculation is performed at each feeder termination to allow selection of the appropriate protective device. Local
equipotential bonding is provided on each equipment.
A copper main earth bar is installed in the switchgear room. The earth bars of all switchboards is connected to two individual
earth bosses and welded on the main structure via two earth conductors.
9.3. Lighting and Small power
TNS system 400 V/230 V, 3 phase + Neutral + Earth (Protection conductor), 5-Wires for 3 phase distribution on all host
platforms and same design is followed. Multipoles (phases and neutral) switching is required for all incoming/outgoing circuits.
Each individual outgoing lighting feeder having differential device with 300 mA sensitivity, which is trip on first earth fault.
9.4. 230V AC UPS & DC System
No DC consumers are identified in the FEED scope. In FA platform boat landing area, an existing flood light fixture to be
relocated which is fed from 230V AC UPS Distribution board.
9.5. Heat Tracing
Heat Tracing is not required for this project.
10. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
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This section establishes the basic concepts of electrical distribution system for this project and other associated electrical
systems such as HV Motor, LV power supply, AC UPS, Lighting and Small Power System.
10.1. General Principles
All distribution systems are designed to fulfil the following requirements:
- to ensure maximum continuity of supply to users as far as possible.
- to provide reliable power sources for essential and emergency loads
- to allow ease of operation and maintenance of the system while operating in a safe manner without unduly affecting
the production of the plant
- to design a system for which the necessary elements e.g. switchgear assemblies, cables, etc. are currently
manufactured, and tested. Industrial type equipment with a minimum of five (5) years field proven experience is
required.
- Selection of philosophy and design is based on existing Al Shaheen platform as far as possible. In case of any conflict
with requirements in NOC standards, the same is assessed on a case to case basis and implemented after
COMPANY’s concurrence and approval. Any change from NOC standard is notified to COMPANY and derogation will
be raised to get COMPANY approval.
- Phase rotation sequence of power supply in the new platform should be maintained the same as in the existing host
platform.
The loads are classified into emergency & normal type according to the following definitions:
- Emergency loads: one LV switchgear feeding all Electrical loads requiring emergency power. Normal power to
Emergency Switchboard is fed from 400V Utility Switchboard and Emergency power from either an existing
Emergency switchboard or through a provisional (temporary) connection of temporary Diesel Generator which will
be connected to the power junction box respectively.
- Normal loads: one LV switchgear feeding all Electrical loads other than emergency loads described above. These
loads have no effect either on the safety or the safeguard of installation or equipment in case of normal power
generation failure.
Table 10-11: Normal & Emergency switchgear in AF, AB & FA platforms
Description AF Platform AB Platform FA Platform
ASAFA-N-1809: 400V, 3 ASABI-N-1802A: 400V, 3 ASFAA-N-1802: 400V, 3

Utility switchgear for
ph., 4Wire, 50Hz, 1600A, ph., 4Wire, 50Hz, 3600A, ph., 4Wire, 50Hz, 3200A,
Normal loads
50kA for 1 sec., 56kA for 1 sec., 50kA for 1 sec.,
ASAFA-N-1815: 400V, 3 ASABI-N-1812: 400V, 3 ASFAA-N-1803: 400V, 3
Emergency switchgear for
ph., 50Hz, 4Wire, 1250A, ph., 50Hz, 4Wire, 1700A, ph., 50Hz, 4Wire, 1000A,
Emergency Loads
50kA for 1 sec. 56kA for 1 sec. 50kA for 1 sec.
10.2. Equipment Rating/ Sizing
A Load schedule is updated with new additional loads for each existing platform and its adequacy checks are carried out and
details are covered in Electrical Adequacy Check Report.
All relevant operational cases that may impact on equipment sizing are considered and including Normal operating mode, Start-
up or Emergency mode.
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The Load List is to calculate the Maximum Normal Operating load and the Total design load (or Peak Load) for each
Switchboard.
Max. Normal Operating Load = Continuous load + intermittent loads x (affected by diversity factor or Largest
intermittent load, whichever is greater)
Peak Load or Total Design Load = Continuous load + intermittent loads x (affected by diversity factor) + Largest
standby motor/ load
For tie-ins to existing switchgear, the spare and the unused design capacity in the existing system is utilized.
Sizes of equipment used in various locations are standardized globally as much as possible. All equipment of similar type and
incorporating similar or identical components of similar or identical constructions shall be of the same MANUFACTURER.
All equipment and material to be selected for the Platforms are new, commercially well known, proved for use in plant
application and designed and manufactured according to the most up-to-date technology.
The voltage rating for all electrical equipment are as mentioned in section 8.1
The equipment rating is considered voltage and frequency variation stated in Table 8-8: Voltage and Frequency Variations.
10.3. Hazardous Area/ restricted area
All Outdoor equipment on Offshore Wellhead platforms is considered as located in hazardous areas.
Equipment is selected on the basis of requirements in SD-NOC-ELE-079. All outdoor electrical equipment to be in accordance
with IEC60079-0 standard for a gas group IIB T3 at minimum.
All indoor electrical equipment located in the pressurized and air-conditioned rooms and it considered in safe area except for the
particular cases required by the project safety documents.
For the electrical equipment defined as II Gc is IECEx certified, selected and installed in accordance with IEC 60079-14
supplemented by NOC standard SD-NOC-ELE-079. “self-certification” by the MANUFACTURER is not accepted.
Therefore, all outdoor electrical equipment is specified either II Gc or II Gb in accordance with IEC 60079-0 and NOC standard
SD-NOC-ELE-079. No electrical equipment is installed in Zone 0.
Also, the selection of hazardous protection of the outdoor electrical equipment located on Offshore platform as follows:
Table 10-12: Selection of outdoor Electrical equipment for Hazardous area

HV electrical motor - Ex”de”
LV electrical motor - Ex”de”
Lighting fixture - Ex”de” or equivalent
Control station/Push button - Ex”de”
Junction box & terminal box - Ex”e”
Cable gland - Ex”d” or Ex”e”
11. OVERALL CONFIGURATION
Addendum to the NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 7.4 – Overall configuration] to specify the existing and
proposed tie-ins of the Host platforms, FA, AB & AF.
11.1. FA Platform (Existing)
The ‘F’ Location electrical distribution is shown in ‘F’ Location Key Single Line Diagram, Drawing No. WHP01 -RCE1-ASFYY- 07-
07001-0001. F-location is powered via a 9km 11kV subsea cable connection from A -location.
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Main power is transformed from 11kV down to 3kV via 6300kVA, 11/3.15kV transformer ASFAA -TN-1801 in FA Platform. 1 no.
3kV, 3 ph., 50Hz, 1600A, 25kA (Symmetrical RMS) for 1 sec., Switchgear, ASFAA -N-1801 is located on FA platform feeding 3kV
motor loads and connected to LV Distribution transformer ASFAA-TN-1802 which feeds 400V Utility Switchboard, ASFAA-N-
1802.
Electrical loadings are detailed in Load schedule ASFAA-07-01001-0001 and main loadings are summarized in table below based
on FA Platform - Load Flow & Short Circuit study, Doc. No. DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342002-0001.
Table 11-13: Electrical loadings based on Load flow study report

Tag Rating Loading (existing)
ASFAA-TN-1801 11/3.15kV 6300 kVA 2235 kVA (35.47%)
ASFAA-TN-1802 3/0.415kV 1800 kVA 456 kVA (25.33%)
Modifications on FA platform include:
- A new Crude oil export pump-3 added on the existing FA platform, is fed from spare feeder D08 with suitable
modification of motor starter drawer in existing 3KV switchboard, ASFAA-N-1801.
- Power supply to new Crude oil export pump Air Cooled Seal Liquid Cooler -A/B is fed from existing 400V LV
switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 by modification of existing equipped spare feeders FAD02 and FAJ07 to suit motor
ratings.
- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 by a existing single
spare feeder FAC03 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASFAA-JBP-180211 near to MOV’s, further
power is distributed to each MOV. The rating of MOV is preliminary and to be reviewed and updated during detailed
design by EPC contractor based on finalized vendor data.
- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 by a existing single
spare feeder FAC03 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASFAA-JBP-180211 near to MOV’s, further
- New cable tray/ ladders, supports, Multi Cable Transits (MCT’s), earthing, addition or modification of lighting is
required related to these modifications on the existing platform.
- Refer ‘FA Platform Electrical Tie-in List’, and other project drawings as listed in MDR for FA platform for details of the
modifications.
11.2. AB Platform & AF platform (Existing)
The ‘A’ Location electrical distribution is shown in A Location Key Single Line Diagram, Drawing No. ASAYY-07-07001-0001.
AB Platform (existing):
AB offshore complex houses the power generation sources which feeds the 11kV Switchboard ASABI-N-1801. 11kV Switchboard
ASABI-N-1801 feeds power to 11kV / 0.42kV step down transformer ASABI-TN-1801 and power is further distributed via 400V
LV switchboard ASABI-N-1802A. Bus section ASABI-N-1802B is fed from 11kV/0.42kV step down transformer ASABI-TN-1802.
This bus section is not considered in the calculation since the bus coupler between bus sections-A & B is ‘Normally Open’ (NO).
Existing 400V LV Switchboard ASABI-N-1802A supplies power to 230V AC Lighting Distribution Panel ASABI-LP-1841 and 230V
AC Emergency Lighting Distribution Panel ASABI-LP-1861. The lighting circuits in the sub-cellar deck to be modified under MP-
01, DBNPP project scope are fed from the above-mentioned Lighting distribution panels.
Modifications on AB platform include:
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- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASABI-N-1802A by an existing spare
feeder A7.6 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASABI-JBP-180911 located near to MOV’s, further
- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASABI-N-1802A by an existing spare
feeder A7.6 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASABI-JBP-180911 located near to MOV’s, further
- New cable tray/ ladders, supports, Multi Cable Transits (MCT’s), earthing, additional of new lighting and modification
of existing lighting system is required due to modifications on the existing platform.
- Refer ‘AB Platform Electrical Tie-in List’, and other project drawings as listed in MDR for AB platform for details of the
modifications.
AF Platform (existing):
AF platform receives power from AB platform 11kV switchboard ASABI-N-1801. Power is stepped down to 3kV by ASAFA-TN-
1808 and distributed at 3kV switchboard ASAFA-N-1808. Further 3kV is stepped down to 400V by low voltage transformer
ASAFA-TN-1809 and distributed via 400V LV Switchboard ASAFA-N-1809.
Modifications on AF platform include:
- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASAFA-N-1809 by an existing spare
feeder FAE03 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASAFA-JBP-1802A0706 near to MOV’s, further power
is distributed to each MOV. The rating of MOV is preliminary and to be reviewed and updated during detailed design
by EPC contractor based on finalized vendor data.
- Power supply to new MOV’s (3 no’s) is fed from existing 400V LV switchboard ASAFA-N-1809 by an existing spare
feeder FAE03 and it is connected to a MOV Power Junction box ASAFA-JBP-1802A0706 near to MOV’s, further power
is distributed to each MOV. The rating of MOV is preliminary and to be reviewed and updated during detailed design
by EPC contractor based on finalized vendor data.
- New cable tray/ ladders, supports, Multi Cable Transits (MCT’s) and earthing are required due to modifications on the
existing platform.
- No Lighting scope as per Site survey.
- Refer ‘AF Platform Electrical Tie-in List’, and other project drawings as listed in MDR for AF platform for details of the
modifications.
12. ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR / EQUIPMENT ROOM
12.1. AF Platform:
No new electrical equipment is envisaged in the existing Switchgear Room. The existing 400V LV Switchboard ASAFA-N-1809
feeder space FAC03 to be modified to accommodate a feeder module suitable to feed new MOV Power Junction box. New cable
ladder tray for routing new cable. Existing MCT on east wall of the switchgear room at Cellar deck to be used for penetrating
power cable from LV Switchgear to MOV power junction box in the field. Spare MCT’s blocks and cable routing as identified
during site survey is captured in relevant drawings.
12.2. AB Platform:
No new electrical equipment is envisaged in the existing Switchgear Room. Equipped spare feeder A7.6 in the existing 400V LV
Switchboard ASABI-N-1802A to be utilized to feed the new MOV Power Junction box. New cable ladder tray for routing new
cables. Existing MCT on west wall of the switchgear room at El. +20.100 to be used for penetrating power cable from LV
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Switchgear to MOV power junction box in the field. Spare MCT’s blocks and cable routing as identified during site survey is
captured in relevant drawings.
12.3. FA Platform
Equipped spare feeder D08 in the existing 3kV Switchboard ASFAA-N-1801 to be utilized to feed the new Crude export pump
motor-3.
No new electrical equipment is envisaged in the Switchgear & transformer Room. Equipped spare feeders FAD02 and FAJ07 in
the existing 400V LV Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 to be utilized to feed the Crude oil export pump-3 Air Cooled Seal Liquid
Cooler -A/B motors and feeder FAC03 for new MOV Power Junction box as part of FEED scope.
New cable ladder tray for routing new HV & LV cables. Existing HV MCT & new LV MCT on east wall of the switchgear room at
Level-2 to be used for penetrating power cable from HV & LV Switchgear to electrical equipment in the field respectively.
Spare MCT’s blocks and cable routing as identified during site survey is captured in relevant AB, AF & FA platform drawings.
13. EQUIPMENT
13.1. HV Switchboard
HV Switchboard is free standing, floor mounted, flush-fronted construction, fully withdrawable type, having single bus bar
system and it consist of several panels assembled into one or more sections. Panels of metal enclosed conforming to IEC
62271-200. Ingress protection of HV Switchboard is IP-31 (minimum).
Existing spare motor feeder equipped with vacuum contactor marked as ‘future’ in 3kV Switchboard ASFAA-N-1801 located at
FA platform is utilized for new Crude Export pump-3 motor. Details are as per the Single Line Diagram DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-
00010-0002, Platform "FA" - Single Line Diagram 3kV Switchboard-N-1801.
13.2. LV Switchboard
400V normal and emergency switchboards is withdrawable type, Form 4b. The minimum degree of protection against direct
contact for LV switchboard enclosure is (at least) IP31 and IP20 when any door is open as per IEC 60529.
AF platform: Existing unequipped feeder space FAE03 in 400 V Switchboard ASAFA-N-1809 is used to feed the new MOV’s
through a power Junction box.
AB platform: Existing equipped spare feeder A7.6 in 400 V Switchboard ASABI-N-1802A is used to feed the new MOV’s through
a power junction box.
FA platform: Existing equipped spare feeder FAC03 in 400 V Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 is used to feed the new MOV’s. The
new Air-Cooled Seal Liquid Cooler motors-A and B for Crude oil export pump-3 is fed from existing equipped spare feeders
FAD02 & FAJ07 in 400 V Switchboard ASFAA-N-1802 respectively.
13.3. DC and AC UPS
AF & AB platforms: No AC & DC UPS consumers are identified in the FEED Electrical scope.
FA platform: No DC consumers are identified. However, Existing flood lighting fixture ASFAA-UP-1905-16R02 rated 350W
located at Level-1 for Life boat sea surface is fed from feeder no. 16R in 230V AC UPS Distribution board ASFAA-DP-1905. The
flood light fixture to be relocated to facilitate deck extension on east side of Level-1. There is no change in the load fed from
UPS system.
All Instrumentation UPS fed loads are loop powered from Marshalling cabinet and so no requirement of Electrical AC UPS
distribution as part of DBNPP FEED scope.
13.4. HVAC Distribution
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AF platform: Unequipped space feeder is modified by adding a feeder module to feed new MOV power junction box. The
approximate heat dissipated from a Schneider make NSX 100AF/16AT circuit breaker is 2.92W/pole. For 4 poles it is
2.92x4=11.68W. This is a minor load considering the existing HVAC system. Hence there is no modification envisaged in the
existing HVAC system.
AB Platform: Equipped spare feeder is utilized to feed new MOV power junction box. Hence there is no additional heat loss
contributed by the loads under PROJECT scope. Existing HVAC system remains unaltered.
FA Platform: Equipped spare feeders are utilized to feed new Crude export pump-3, MOV power junction box and Crude Export
pump-3 (Air cooled seal liquid cooler pump-A&B). Hence there is no additional heat loss contributed by the loads under
PROJECT scope. Existing HVAC system remains unaltered.
13.5. Navigational Aids System
There is no relocation of existing Nav-Aid systems as per Site Survey verification.
13.6. Distribution Panels
AF platform: No scope for lighting system as part of DBNPP FEED scope.
AB platform: Existing Normal lighting distribution panel ASABI-LP-1841 and Emergency lighting distribution panel ASABI-LP-
1861 are feeding the normal and emergency lighting consumers respectively. New lighting fixtures to be fed from existing
lighting circuits connected to these lighting panels.
FA platform: Existing Normal lighting distribution panel ASFAA-LP-1851 and Emergency lighting distribution panel ASFAA-LP-
1861 are feeding the normal and emergency lighting consumers respectively. New lighting fixtures to be fed from existing
lighting circuits connected to these lighting panels. Existing flood lighting fixture ASFAA-UP-1905-16R02 rated 350W located at
Level-1 for Life boat sea surface is fed from feeder no. 16R in 230V AC UPS Distribution board ASFAA-DP-1905. The flood light
fixture to be relocated to facilitate deck extension on east side of Level-1. There is no change in the load fed from UPS system.
13.7. Electrical Motors
Motors are generally three (3) phase squirrel cage induction type, Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC), ingress protection IP55,
mechanical shock protection, adequately rated for their duty and suitable for direct on line starting. Motors is suitable to start
and accelerate the load at 80% voltage at its terminals. Motor efficiency Class is IE3 as per IEC 60034-30.
Motors up to 150 kW are low voltage, 400V. Motors above 150kW and above are HV. All motor equal to or bigger than 22kW is
equipped with space heater. Motors are complying with Company Specification SD-NOC-ELE-111.
HV motor is fitted with thermal probes mounted at the hottest points of the windings, 2 nos. of dual type RTD (3 wire PT100)
type probes. One (1) No of RTD is provided for each bearing on Driven End (DE) and Non-Driven End (NDE).
The motor is provided with separate terminal boxes for power and controls in space heater box.
Requirement of a Local Push button station is based on the process requirements. As minimum, every motor is provided with
Emergency Stop control stations, Ex ‘de’ type mounted local to motors on suitable steel supports. Emergency stop push buttons
is directly hardwired to the motor starter in the switchboard and with spare contact for connection to SCADA if required.
13.8. Lighting/ Small Power system
13.8.1.Lighting
The lighting system is split into three systems:
a) Normal lighting fed by the main network.
b) Emergency lighting fed by a backup source (Diesel generator) in case of main network failure.
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c) Escape/safety lighting: part of selected luminaires of the above emergency lighting, which illuminate escape routes,
emergency exits and ladders and panels used for re-starting operation
The emergency system consists of:

 100% of lighting inside technical rooms.
 30% minimum of total lighting in other areas.
 Adequate illumination of Escape routes for safe exit/ escape.
Selected luminaires (50% of total fixtures) of the above emergency system to illuminate escape routes, emergency exits, and
ladders with an integrated Ni-Cd battery (90 minutes autonomy), category 2.
Inside technical rooms, 50% of the total fluorescent luminaires category 2 with integrated Ni-Cd battery installed to provide 90
minutes illumination of panels/switchboards used for re-starting operation.
High Pressure Sodium (HPS) floodlights used for well head, boat landing, Muster areas and work over areas lighting.
Lighting fixtures quantity and location is arrived at by using lighting calculation software in accordance with required lux levels.
IP65, IK08 Junction boxes, made of Glass Reinforced Polyester, provided with a minimum of 1 spare entry and suitable
accessories for earthing of armoured cables.
The Lux levels to be maintained in the different areas which is based on the below table illumination levels as recommended in
SD-NOC-ELE-081 and IEC61892-2.
Table 13-14: Illumination levels for various areas

Average Minimum Maximum
Area
Illuminance E (lux) Illuminance E (lux) Illuminance E (lux)
Normal Lighting
General outdoor areas 50 20 100
General indoor areas 100 40 200
Stairways 150 60 300
Process areas – occasionally
150 60 300
manned
Process areas – frequently
300 150 450
manned
Drill floor 300 150 450
Control Room (ITR) 500 250 750
Electrical (switchboard) room 300 150 450
Offices 500 250 750
Escape Lighting
General outdoor areas 5 1
General indoor areas 5 1
Stairways 5 1
Process areas – occasionally 5 1
manned
Process areas – frequently 10 2
manned
Drill floor 20 3
Control Room (ITR) 250 125
Electrical (switchboard) room 10 2
Offices 10 1
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The electrical light fittings installed on Well Head platforms is suitable for installation in hazardous area and confirm to IEC Ex
requirements. The lighting fixtures for use in classified areas is suitable for installation in Zone 1, Gas group IIB, Temperature
class T3.
Normal and emergency fixtures is powered from normal and emergency lighting distribution boards respectively, with additional
wire to charge the battery continuously and photo cell control along with Auto / Hand selector switch.
Separate lighting circuits are provided for floodlights and lighting fixtures with the following maximum fixtures per circuit,
however:
 Four plus one possible additional for floodlights
 Ten plus two possible additional for other lighting fixtures.
Each outdoor lighting fixture is connected to an accessible local junction box.
As per DBNPP MP01 Project scope at AB platform,
 2 nos. of new normal light fittings to be hooked up from nearby existing light fittings on same sub-cellar deck, which
results in a total of 15 nos. light fittings in Circuit no. 32, Lighting Distribution Panel, LP-1841, and,
 2 nos. of new emergency light fittings to be hooked up from nearby existing emergency light fittings on same sub-
cellar deck, which results in a total of 14 nos. Emergency light fittings in circuit no. 31, Emergency Lighting Distribution
Panel, LP-1861,
However, above meets the voltage drop is within the limit of 8% as per NOC Standard SD-NOC-ELE-001 Section 5.5.1 of page
12 of 53 and moreover this is design is regularized by a deviation request no: DBNPP-00362-MDM1-MPIT-DEV-000013,
accepted by Client and same is captured in the relevant Lighting loop drawings.
 As per DBNPP MP01 Project scope at FA platform, for normal and emergency lighting system, the maximum
lighting fixtures per circuit is in compliance with Sec.9.5.1, NOC Standard SD-NOC-ELE-001, Rev.01.
13.9. Socket outlets
As the existing Socket outlet for indoor and outdoor areas meet SD-NOC-ELE-001 guidelines. Hence there is no additional
sockets required under DBNPP FEED project scope.
13.10. Cables and cabling
All cables are flame retardant type to IEC 60332-3-22, Category A.
In addition to this requirement, cables for special (vital safety) services (i.e. public-address system, foghorn, beaconing with
centralised batteries, and safety shutdown systems) are fire resistant type to IEC 60331-21.
The Power and control cables are in accordance with SD-NOC-ELE-161.
HV Cables
HV power cables to have 6/10 (12) kV Voltage grade for 3kV application, Class 2, high conductivity, stranded annealed tinned
copper conductor as per IEC 60228, with conductor screen made of an extruded semi-conducting compound, XLPE insulation in
accordance with IEC 60502-1 / IEC 60502-2 or IEC 60092-360, with insulation screen of an extruded semi-conducting layer in
combination with a metallic layer (copper tape), Extruded type Inner sheath, flame retardant and non-hygroscopic material as
filler, galvanized steel wire armour and low smoke zero halogen outer sheath. Power cables colour coding for cores shall be as
per IEC 60445. Outer sheath shall be red colour.
LV Cables
LV power cables to have voltage grade of 0.6/1 (1.2) kV, Class 2, high conductivity, stranded annealed tinned copper conductor
as per IEC 60228, XLPE insulation in accordance with IEC 60502-1 or IEC 60092-360, extruded type inner sheath, flame
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retardant and non-hygroscopic material as filler, galvanized steel wire braid armour and extruded layer of low smoke zero
halogen outer sheath. Power cables colour coding for cores shall be as per IEC 60445. Outer sheath shall be black colour. For
UPS Flood lights Emergency connection cables of same type as LV power cables with Outer sheath shall be Orange colour.
Control Cables
LV control cables is having voltage grade of 450V/750V voltage grade, Class 2 high conductivity, stranded annealed tinned
copper conductor, XLPE insulation in accordance with IEC 60502-1 or IEC 60092-360., extruded type inner sheath, flame
retardant and non-hygroscopic material as filler, galvanized steel wire braid armour and extruded layer of low smoke zero
halogen outer sheath. Multi core control cable colour identification to be White with an alphanumeric system as per IEC 60445 §
7.1 marked on the insulation of each core. Outer sheath shall be black colour including fire resisting cable.
Earthing Cables
Earthing cables are 0.6/1.0 kV voltage grade, stranded copper conductor with flame retardant halogen-free and mud-resistant
thermoset compound sheath. The outer sheath shall be with green / yellow colour stripes PVC.
Cables for critical services like UPS and DC Navaid system is fire resistant to IEC 60331-1/IEC 60331-2
All cables are of one continuous length from outlet to outlet, termination to termination. No cable splice or joining is permitted.
Cable cross section is chosen among the standardised list of IEC 60228. As much as possible, maximum core cross section is as
follow:
 LV system
o
3 x 185 mm2 Copper (three cores)
o
1 x 400 mm2 Copper (single core)
 HV system
o
3 x 120 mm2 (three cores)
o
1 x 300 mm2 Copper (single core)
 Cable minimum core cross section as follows:
o
Power 2.5 mm2
o
Control 1.5 mm2
o
Lighting 2.5 mm2
 Cable sizing in accordance with SD-NOC-ELE-061. All power cables are sized considering the following:
o
Short circuit withstand capacity
o
Full load current carrying capacity under site installation
o
Voltage drop across the cable
o
Site conditions
o
Installation method
o
System earthing method
 Cable routing
Cable routing is defined in Company general specification SD-NOC-ELE-364 and SD-NOC-INS-106.
Cables are routed in such a manner that routine maintenance and removal of equipment can be carried out without interfering
with cable trays. 20% Space for future cables is considered on the new ladders/ trays if any. If allowed by the layout, separate
routings is used for Redundant power distribution feeders and Emergency & Normal services.
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13.11. Segregation
Segregation distances between various systems and voltages is as per SD-NOC-ELE-364 and SD-NOC-INS-106 and same is
listed below.
Minimum distances (for parallel routings) between power and electronic/Signal wiring:
 LV 600 mm
 HV up to 33 kV 1000 mm
For cable crossings (at right angle), minimum distances is 200 mm.
 Separate racking/trays is used and generally arranged from top to bottom in the following manner:
 H.V. cabling
 L.V. AC Power and lighting and DC Power Supplies
 Electrical control, signal, or measure cables (Non-IS type)
 Electronic and signal cables (e.g. ECS serial links cables)
 For instruments cables see SD-NOC-INS-116
Individual LV motor’s power and control cables may be grouped together with cable ties on the final run.
13.12. Cable ladder & Trays:
Cable trays and ladders are comply with the specification for cable trays / ladders SD-NOC-ELE-311.
For outdoor application cable ladders and trays are stainless steel 316L, installed with covers for exposed trays and vertical
installations. For indoor application cable ladders and trays are of Stainless steel 316L.
Cable trays used for cable routings in raised floors and technical voids. All the existing facilities cable trays tie-in to use the
same type of material as existing. New facilities may be having painted stainless-steel ladder & trays. For details refer
Specification For Cables, Cable Tray, MCT, Light Fittings & Bulk Material, Doc. No. DBNPP-MDM1-ASYYY-07-392021-0001
13.13. Cable gland:
Cable gland type and size are as specified on the Cable schedule. Barrier glands are only used where required by IEC 60079-10-
1. For certified equipment, cable glands of same mode of protection as the certified device (i.e. Ex”d” glands for Ex”d”
equipment).
Cables are terminated into enclosures using mechanical compression type cable glands, either Nickel Plated Brass or Stainless
steel 316 (metallic enclosures or armoured cables), or polyamide (polyester enclosures and non-armoured cables). For all
outdoor terminations, cable glands are double compression type. Aluminium alloy cable glands are prohibited.
13.14. Junction Boxes
Junction boxes are IP65, IK08, made of Glass Reinforced Polyester, provided with a minimum of 1 spare entry. Suitable
accessories are provided with GRP boxes for earthing of armoured cables.
Outdoor Junction boxes including MOV Power Junction box (except small lighting JB’s) are fitted with a pressure compensation
device (Breathing plug).
14. ELECTRICAL DESIGN STUDIES
The following electrical studies to substantiate the selection and sizing of electrical equipment such as new crude oil export
pump & its Air-Cooled Seal Liquid Cooler -A/B, MOV, cables etc in Paladin Design Base 6.1 (formerly known as EDSA) is part of
FEED.
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Power system studies as per SD-NOC-ELE-001 & SD-NOC-ELE-460 and it includes Load Flow, Short Circuit and Motor starting
analysis. The existing Power system model available with COMPANY is used and updated for upgraded network. Latest version
of EDSA software is used to perform the analysis. Different operating scenario is studied to review the system adequacy.
Network studies is carried out in Paladin Design Base 6.1 (formerly known as EDSA).
14.1. Power System Study
The objective of Power system study (Load flow & Short circuit) is to determine the rating of the Branch loading (like
Transformers & Cables), Voltage per bus (Bus bar rating) of 3kV Switchboard & LV Switchboards are sufficient to cater the
addition of load on this switchboards & to check the short circuit fault rating is well within the existing switchboards rated fault
rating.
And, Motor Starting study which examines the voltage drop at motor terminals and busbars during motor starting conditions of
largest DOL motors at FA platform 3kV switchboard ASFAA-N-1801.
14.1.1.Load flow Study
Load flow analysis shall be carried out for various conditions of operation and a validation of the power generation and sizing of
distribution network equipment’s.
The existing Al-Shaheen model has a number of scenarios describing the power system study under different conditions
and in different operating modes. The study has been carried out by using the existing scenarios only which will be
studied for the addition of loads in the FA platform.
The A location generators & B location generators are not connected to each other and are running independently.
The Existing Load Flow study cases with existing generating conditions have been considered for this study. As this is
existing system, hence no-load condition of the system not checked. The condition checked are of Normal operation
and Peak loading condition as per the existing system study.
Load flow calculations are carried out for various operating scenarios after modelling of new loads considering the following
cases:
- LF Case 01 (LF-01): Normal Load Flow Condition at FA platform
- LF Case 02 (LF-02): Peak loading Condition at FA platform
For complete details refer ‘FA Platform - Load Flow & Short Circuit study’, Doc. No. DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342002-0001.
14.1.2.Short Circuit Study
Short circuit calculation shall be carried out in line with the IEC 60909 with the network configuration & to check that all
the fault levels are well within the switchboards short circuit rating.
The following short circuit cases are simulated to calculate Sub-transient fault current Ik”, Peak fault current Ip and the
breaking fault current Ib.
- SC Case 02 (SC-02): Short Circuit Minimum Condition at FA platform
- SC Case 01 (SC-01): Short Circuit Maximum Condition at FA platform
- The calculations are performed with the aim to check that the increased short circuit levels do not affect existing
electrical installations. The design should not give adverse effect to the present equipment, by increasing the short-
circuit levels above the equipment design data. For more details refer ‘FA Platform - Load Flow & Short Circuit study’,
Doc. No. DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342002-0001.
14.1.3.Motor Starting Study
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Motor starting studies are carried out for the new Crude export pump-3 DOL motor ASFAA-PM-3631, in the power system
network at 3kV voltage level in switchboard ASFAA-N-1801.
The existing Al-Shaheen model has a number of scenarios describing the power system study under different conditions
and in different operating modes. The study has been carried out by using the existing scenarios only which will be
studied for the addition of loads in the FA platform.
- MS Case 01 (MS-01): Motor Starting WHP at FA platform.
The analysis is to check whether the existing power system can re-stabilize after the specified disturbances, and that the
transient voltage and frequency variations, motor slip, re-acceleration and start up times are within acceptable limits. Motor
starting studies recommend if there is requirement of soft starting in case voltage drop at any bus is exceeding the permissible
limits. For more details refer ‘FA Platform - Motor Starting study’, Doc. No. DBNPP-MDM1-ASFAA-07-342003-0001.
14.2. Protection and Metering
Protection and metering scheme for the new electrical equipment are covered in project single line diagrams.
All protective relays for incomers, outgoing motor and feeder breakers larger than 250A are microprocessor based, intelligent
programmable type.
In order to limit the damage of electrical equipment and to maximise the continuity of supply, a graded protective coordination
of devices is supplied and properly coordinated.
The protective system is based on the philosophy of back up protection, that is, in case of failure of tripping devices nearest to
the fault, the protective device of the upstream equipment to operate to clear the fault.
Provisions is made in order to ensure that all the switching devices that have tripped on any fault cannot be re- closed without
manually resetting the respective protective relay.
There is a existing 3kV HV switchboard, ASFAA-N-1801 at FA platform with Vacuum Circuit Breaker (VCB) for incomer &
outgoing feeders exists and FEED scope utilities to be fed from the spare /future identified feeder.
The following minimum protection and metering features are provided:
1) 3kV HV Outgoing motor feeder on FA platform

- Time overcurrent (50, 51)
- Ground Instantaneous overcurrent (50G)
- Ground time overcurrent (51G)
- Bearing protective device (38)
- Reverse phase or stator current unbalance relay (46)
- Thermal relay (49)
- Notching or jogging device (66)
- Acceleration time (50LR)
- Undercurrent or underpower relay (37)
- Voltmeter with Selector switch
- Ammeter with Selector switch
- Kilo Watt meter
- Kilo Watt hour mete
- Power factor meter
- Frequency meter
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2) 400V Motor Feeder

- Instantaneous overcurrent protection by MCCB (50)
- Overload Protection (49)
- Instantaneous Earth Fault Protection (50G)
- Ammeter
Core balance CT for earth fault protection for motors 30kW or higher is provided. Microprocessor based motor protection relay,
is provided for HV motors. For LV motor ≥30kW is provided with electronic overload protection. For smaller motors <30kW, bi-
metal thermal overload relay is provided.
The incoming feeder is provided with analogue Voltmeter with selector switch & Ammeter with selector switch and all the
outgoing feeders are provided with analogue Ammeter with selector switch.
All outgoing power feeders are provided with Moulded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB). The MCCB feeders of Current limiting type
and provided with suitable protection for motors and plain feeders. Also, time delayed under voltage release and shunt trip
facility is provided.
For small power & lighting distribution boards, the incomer feeders are provided with MCCB’s and outgoing feeders is provided
with MCB / MCCB.
15. HAZARDOUS AREA VERIFICATION DOSSIER
This dossier is prepared as per IEC 60079-14 at the EPC stage.
An exhaustive list of installed explosion protected equipment are part of EPC scope / stage. The list is made available prior
commencement of pre-commissioning activities and its provides the following information:
 Equipment / component tag
 Location
 Hazardous area classification of the location
 Marking
 Notified Body / Ex certificate number
16. 3D MODELLING
Existing 3D model for AF, AB & FA platforms are updated to include the electrical facilities under DBNPP MP-01 scope.
AVEVA E3D (2.10) software application is utilized for updating 3D model.
The following electrical equipment & facilities are modelled under DBNPP MP-01 scope,
1. Cable trays (minimum 100mm and above)
2. Lighting fixtures including supports
3. MOV Power and Lighting Junction Boxes
4. Local Control stations
Clash with existing facilities and new facilities by other disciplines are reviewed and resolved. The outcome of clash free 3D
model resolutions are incorporated in 2D drawings.
17. RFID TAG
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Tag will be provided for all ‘Ex’ rated equipment. VENDOR will procure the RFID tags
from Pre-defined supplier appointed by COMPANY. These RFID tags will be in addition to all other tagging required as per
project specification and documents. These RFID tags are not part of Electrical Equipment vendor, where as after equipment
and cable installation, a contractor will be deployed who provided Ex equipment RFID tagging and database services.
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7. VOCABULARY, UNITS AND SYMBOLS............................................................................................14

8. FREQUENCIES & VOLTAGES..........................................................................................................15

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1.2. Pipeline Debottlenecking Project

Table 1-1: DBNPP Project Pipelines

A 20 inch SWI AF to FC Replacement of existing 12” water injection pipeline

The electrical scope of the FEED includes on AF & AB platforms,

The electrical scope of the FEED includes on FA platform:

 Update lighting and small power loop drawings

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4. DEFINTIONS AND ABREVATIONS

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Table 4-2: Definitions

Table 4-3: Abbreviations

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5. APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, CODES AND REFERENCES

Addendum to the NOC Specification SD-NOC-ELE-001 [Clause no. 2 – Reference Documents]

Unless otherwise agreed, the following descending order of precedence apply:

- Laws, Codes, Regulations, standards of state of Qatar

5.1. External Documents & Standards

IEC 62305- 1 Protection against Lightning – General principles

The reference standards are included below:

5.2. NOC Standards

SD-NOC-ELE-001 Electrical design criteria

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