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EVNPMB2 QUANG TRACH I TPP PROJECT COMMENTS AND REPLIES PECC1
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Detailed Comments
5 P2CVIIS10 Page 7/68 - The anchor bolr for rack and pinion hoist is from The anchor Bolts are provide by Manuafactures.
Manufacturer or Construction team? In addition, please The calculation of these anchor refer to the item 3.1
clarify the calculation of these anchor?
- Please follow sub-clause 10.5.18.9.1 "The Contractor
shall prepare their detailed proposal for design and
installation of stack elevator".
6 P2CVIIS10 Please clarify the temperature service as per Max. operating temperature is 40°C in a standard
requirement in the Contract, sub-clause 10.5.18.9.1 application. It could be 50°C but with additional air-
"The elevator must be capable of operating non-stop in conditioning system in the electrical box.
ambient temperature range of 10℃ to 60°C for a Refer to page 11 under section 3.1, Manuafacture
minimum period of three hours at a minimum speed of Declaration
30 metres per minute".
7 P2CVIIS10 Page 12/68 Please clarify the DOOR HOLD switch. The doors are operated manually.
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EVNPMB2 QUANG TRACH I TPP PROJECT COMMENTS AND REPLIES PECC1
12 Please clarify the overload protection. The system disables the elevator when overloaded.
13 PCC Page 64/68 Please give the evidence of similar works for chimney Refer to Section 5.5 - CO/CQ of the Hoist Vinh Tan 4
(Vinh Tan 4, Duyen Hai 3). and Duyen Hai 3
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NOTES on USING CaRs
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NOTES on USING CaRs
PURPOSE:
To allow ALL of the Owner's Engineers comments and ALL of the Contractor's replies to be kept in one
single file in an organised, presentable, and clear way so that the history can be easily traced.
ROUND 1 CaRs:
Following submission by the Contractor of a document/drawing for approval, the Owner's Engineer will
give his first comments on the ROUND 1 CaRs sheet.
(These are automatically transferred to the ROUND 2 CaRs and ROUND 3 CaRs sheets.)
Thereafter, the Contractor replies will be inserted in the "Contractor's Round 1 Replies" column.
On receipt of the Contractor's reply, the Owner's Engineers will decide whether or not Contractor's
reply meets the requirement of the Contract.
ROUND 2 CaRs:
If the Owner's Engineers is not satisfied that the Contractor's reply is in accordance with the Contract,
the Owner's Engineers shall enter his further response on the "ROUND 2 CaRs" sheet ……., etc.
ROUND 3 CaRs:
Shall follow 3.1 and 3.2 above
ISSUES IN DISPUTE:
In the event that the Parties to the Contract cannot close issues using this written CaRs sheet after two
rounds, the issue shall be referred to the monthly Project Meeting for further discussion which may
require the attendance of the Supplier's representative.
If the Parties attending the monthly Project meeting cannot reach agreement, the issue shall be placed
on the Owner's Engineers Engineering Punchlist for checking during erection, commissioning, or
testing or for final resolution before PAC, after PAC/before FAC, or before Contract closure.
"Detailed Comments": shall be specific comments related to the Contractor's document with
sufficient detail to ensure that the Owner's Engineers comment is clear, unambiguous and can be easily
understood by the Contractor.
"Contract / Spec (Specification) Ref (Reference)": shall be a reference to the Contract where the
Owner's Engineers considers that the Contractor is not compliant with the Contract, if applicable
It is NOT mandatory to complete this.
"Doc Cls (Clause)/Page Drg (Drawing) Ref (Reference) etc": shall be a clear reference to the
Contractor's document against which the Owner's Engineers is making its comment so that the
Contractor is clear on what part/point of the document the Owner's Engineers is making his comment.