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VEDANTA LIMITED
Cairn Oil & Gas

DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION OF SURFACE FACILITIES FOR

RDG INFILL WELLS

SPECIFICATION FOR TELECOM COMPONENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................................8

1.1 BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................................9

2.0 OBJECTIVE .......................................................................................................................................9

3.0 DEFINITIONS/ABBREVIATIONS.....................................................................................................10

3.1 DEFINITIONS ..................................................................................................................................10

3.2 ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................10

4.0 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE ............................................................................................................12

5.0 AREA CLASSIFICATION .................................................................................................................12

6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................13

7.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS/DRAWINGS ......................................................................................14

8.0 CODES & STANDARDS ..................................................................................................................14

9.0 TELECOM SYSTEMS OVERVIEW .................................................................................................17

10.0 CCTV SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...........................................................................................................20

11.0 CCTV SYSTEM DESIGN .................................................................................................................21

12.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................21

12.1 CAMERA .........................................................................................................................................21

12.1.1 CAMERA LENS .......................................................................................................................22

12.1.2 IR ILLUMINATORS ..................................................................................................................23

12.1.3 CAMERA JUNCTION BOX ......................................................................................................23

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12.1.4 SWITCHES ..............................................................................................................................23

12.1.5 CAMERA HOUSING ................................................................................................................24

12.1.6 CAMERA MOUNTING .............................................................................................................25

12.2 SERVER & STORAGE DEVICE ......................................................................................................25

12.3 WORKSTATION & MONITOR .........................................................................................................26

13.0 CABLING .........................................................................................................................................26

14.0 UPS SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................26

15.0 EQUIPMENT CABINET’ ..................................................................................................................26

16.0 DESIGN LIFE ..................................................................................................................................27

17.0 PAGA SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...........................................................................................................29

18.0 EXISTING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................29

19.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................30

19.1 PAGA SYSTEM CABINET ...............................................................................................................30

19.2 LOUDSPEAKER ..............................................................................................................................31

19.3 BEACON .........................................................................................................................................32

20.0 JUNCTION BOX ..............................................................................................................................33

21.0 CABLES ..........................................................................................................................................34

22.0 MOUNTING .....................................................................................................................................34

23.0 UPS SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................34

24.0 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................36

25.0 EXISTING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................36

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26.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT .........................................................................................................37

26.1 CORE SWITCH ...............................................................................................................................37

26.2 ACCESS SWITCH ...........................................................................................................................38

26.3 STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM ................................................................................................39

27.0 ENGINEERING WORKSTATION ....................................................................................................43

28.0 UPS SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................43

29.0 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM OVERVIEW ....................................................................................45

30.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................46

30.1 ACCESS CONTROL SERVER/WORKSTATION ............................................................................. 47

30.2 ACCESS CONTROLLER .................................................................................................................47

30.3 DOOR I/O INTERFACE UNIT ..........................................................................................................48

30.4 CARD READER ...............................................................................................................................49

30.5 MAGNETIC DOOR LOCK................................................................................................................49

30.6 EXIT PUSH BUTTON ......................................................................................................................50

31.0 PABX SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...........................................................................................................52

32.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................53

32.1 IP TELEPHONE INDOOR HANDSET ..............................................................................................53

32.2 IP TELEPHONE INDOOR HANDSET 3900 SERIES/IP 100G or equivalent .................................... 53

32.3 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET ..........................................................................................54

32.4 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET EXPLOSION PROOF ....................................................... 55

32.5 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET WEATHER PROOF.......................................................... 55

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32.6 MEDIA CONVERTER ......................................................................................................................56

32.7 JUNCTION BOX ..............................................................................................................................57

32.8 ACOUSTIC HOOD...........................................................................................................................57

33.0 MOUNTING .....................................................................................................................................57

34.0 CABLING .........................................................................................................................................57

35.0 UPS SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................58

36.0 EQUIPMENT CABINET ...................................................................................................................58

37.0 FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...............................................................................................60

38.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FIBER OPTIC CABLE ........................................................... 60

39.0 MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CABLE ............................................................................ 63

40.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF FIBERS ..................................................................................64

41.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING ..........................................................................................................65

42.0 IDENTIFICATION AND MARKING ..................................................................................................66

43.0 CABLE DRUMS ...............................................................................................................................66

44.0 PACKING ........................................................................................................................................67

45.0 DOCUMENTATION .........................................................................................................................67

46.0 SUPERVISORY SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...........................................................................................69

47.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................69

47.1 RTU .................................................................................................................................................69

47.2 CABLING .........................................................................................................................................70

47.3 UPS SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................70

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48.0 TAGGING/LABELLING ....................................................................................................................72

49.0 TESTING/COMMISSIONING...........................................................................................................72

50.0 EARTHING ......................................................................................................................................73

51.0 EQUIPMENT RACKS ......................................................................................................................73

52.0 CABLE GLANDS .............................................................................................................................74

53.0 EXPANSION ....................................................................................................................................74

54.0 SOFTWARE ....................................................................................................................................74

55.0 SPARES ..........................................................................................................................................74

55.1 MANDATORY SPARES...................................................................................................................74

55.2 START UP/COMMISSIONING SPARES .........................................................................................74

55.3 OPERATIONAL SPARES ................................................................................................................75

56.0 TEST EQUIPMENT .........................................................................................................................75

57.0 TRAINING .......................................................................................................................................75

58.0 HANDLING, STORAGE & TRANSPORT .........................................................................................75

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

Vedanta Limited Cairn Oil & Gas, in a joint venture with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), is
the operator of contract area RJ-ON-90/1 (RJ) in the State of Rajasthan, North West India. Block RJ-
ON-90/1 (RJ) comprises several oil fields as well as gas fields.

Development Area–3
Awarded in Dec 2008

Figure 1 : Block RJ-ON-90/1 Location

Vedanta Limited Cairn Oil & Gas discovered various oil and gas fields in RJ-ON-90/1 block, named
them as Mangala, Aishwarya, Bhagyam, Saraswati, Kameshwari, GR-F, Guda, Shakti (NC), NI, Vijaya
(NR), Vandana and Raageshwari. Out of which Mangala, Bhagyam and Aishwariya are the most
substantial oil fields located in northern part of RJ block and Raageshwari deep gas field is the most
substantial gas field located in southern part of the RJ block.

Currently RJ block is having two processing terminals, one of them is in northern part and other one is
in southern part. The Mangala Processing Terminal (MPT) is in northern part of RJ block primarily
processes oil from three of the northerly oil fields (Mangala, Bhagyam and Aishwariya), with limited oil
production from the southerly Saraswati and Raageshwari oil fields. The Raageshwari Gas Terminal
(RGT) is in southern part of RJ block and currently processes gas from the Raageshwari deep gas
field.

RGT is having existing gas processing capacity of 33 MMSCFD, which is mainly dew point conditioning
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of sweet gas. Vedanta Limited Cairn Oil & Gas had been using the gas produced from RGT to meet
energy requirements at the Mangala Processing Terminal and for maintaining heat of the 600 km crude
oil pipeline to avoid congealing of waxy crude produced from the RJ block. In addition to this Vedanta
Limited Cairn Oil & Gas has commercialized the gas from RJ block with the help of existing processing
facilities at RGT.

1.1 BACKGROUND

Raageshwari Deep had started production from March 2010, and the gas was being utilized for
internal consumption until April 2013. Vedanta Limited Cairn Oil & Gas commenced gas sales with the
help of existing RGT processing facilities and the 8” Raageshwari-Salaya gas pipeline (connected to
GSPL's grid in Wankaner, Gujarat). To achieve the sales gas pressure requirements compressors
were installed at existing terminal at RGT and Viramgam terminal (VGT) to handle a maximum of
around 22 - 23 MMSCFD of gas ex-RGT.

Vedanta Limited Cairn Oil & Gas intends to redevelop the Raageshwari Deep Gas (RDG) Field to
maximize the resource exploitation and increase the plateau gas sales rate by installing New Surface
Facilities and augmenting few existing processing facilities.

The development of the processing facility at RGT is multifold. The overall development of the field
and facility includes:

1) Development of 1 (one) New Well Pad RP-02.

2) Augmentation / Expansion of 5 (five) existing well pads, RP-01, RP-04, RP-05, RP-07 and RSW
3) Augmentation and addition of Slug Catcher, Compressors, CTM etc.
4) HP & LP production fluid pipeline between RP-02 and existing HP & LP Trunk line

2.0 OBJECTIVE

The purpose of this document is to define the minimum technical requirements for the design,
engineering, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of CCTV system for Integrated Gas
Surface Facilities for RDG and Well Pads along with integration with existing facilities at RGT.

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3.0 DEFINITIONS/ABBREVIATIONS

3.1 DEFINITIONS

COMPANY Vedanta Limited or its authorized representative

DEC/EC Design / Engineering Consultant appointed by

COMPANY
CONTRACTOR/ The entity / party who undertake lump sum
LSTK/EPC turnkey / engineering, procurement, and
construction contract

SUPPLIER”/ “VENDOR The entity / party who supplies equipment and

services for the Plant and Facility

OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)

3.2 ABBREVIATIONS

AC Alternating Current

ANSI American National Standards Institute

BS British Standard

CCD Charge Coupled Device

CCE Chief Controller of Explosives

CIF Common Intermediate Format

CCIR Consultative Committee for International Radio

CCITT Consultative Committee for International

Telephony & Telephony

CCOE Chief Controller of Explosive

CCTV Closed Circuit Television

DF Distribution Frame

DGMS Directorate General of Mines Safety

DGFASLI Directorate General Factory Advice Service &

Labor Institute

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DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DNS Domain Name System

EIA Electronic Industries Alliance

Ex Explosion Rated

FAT Factory Acceptance Test

HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

IDF Intermediate Distribution Frame

IDS Intrusion Detection System

IEC International Electro technical Committee

IEEE Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers

IP Internet Protocol

IS Intrinsically Safe

ITU-T International Telecommunication Union-

Telecommunication

LAN Local Area Network

MPT Mangal Processing Terminal

MDF Main Distribution Frame

MPEG Moving Picture Expert Group

MPT Mangala Processing Terminal

NAS Network Attached Storage

ONVIF Open Network Video Interface Forum

OFC Optical FiberCable

PABX Private Automatic Branch Exchange

PAL Public Alternating Line

PESO Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organization

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PIDS Process Intrusion Detection System

PoE Power Over Ethernet

PPM Parts per million

PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom

RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks

RDG Raageshwari Deep Gas Terminal

RGT Raageshwari Gas Terminal

SAT Site Acceptance Test

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

TCP Transmission Control Protocol

TIA Telecommunication Industries Association

UDP User Datagram Protocol

UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply

UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair

VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol

4.0 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

Conflicts between various documents, drawing, specs & standards shall be resolved in accordance
with the order of precedence specified in the Contract as below.

• Statutory Requirements
• Scope of work
• Datasheets / Duty specification
• International Codes and Standards
• Standard and specification

5.0 AREA CLASSIFICATION

The equipment located in hazardous area shall be rated as per hazardous area classification
appropriate to the location in which they are installed. Equipments located in process areas and

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utilities areas shall be Zone 2 certified minimum, irrespective of area classification. All equipment
intended for outdoor installation shall have an Ingress Protection rating of IP 66.

All Telecom equipment shall have ATEX/ IEC certification in case of imported material and ERTL/
CMRI for Indian manufacturer.

The Telecom equipment for hazardous areas shall be selected as per IS-5571 and petroleum
rules & Gas group shall be selected based on the hazardous area classification. The minimum
requirement is summarized below:

SR NO. Equipment Zone-1 Zone-2

1 CCTV Camera Ex-d Ex-n/Ex-e

2 Telephone, Beacons & Sounder Ex-d Ex-n/Ex-e

3 PAGA Speakers & Beacons Ex-d Ex-n/Ex-e

4 Glands Ex-d Ex-d
5 Junction Boxes Ex-d Ex-n / Ex-e

6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

All equipment shall be suitably protected against the corrosive effects of a sand laden atmosphere
and any detrimental effects on equipment under operation. The SUPPLIER shall select and
specify the equipment suitable for the environment and require minimal maintenance. The
Vendors has to consider two sets of environmental data for selecting suitable equipment based on
the application.

Indoor Terminal Equipment

Temperature : 0°C to 45°C
Humidity : 5% to 95% (Non-condensing) High Dust and Dirt
Resistant to Mildew and Bacteria

External (Outdoor) Equipment

Design Temperature (Min) : -2°C
Design Temperature (Max) : 70°C
Black Body Temperature :
80°CRelative Humidity
1. Post Monsoon :31.5% to 74%

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2. Winter :27% to 53%

3. Summer :23% to 67%
4. Solar Radiation Level :1.04 kW/m2/hr

7.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS/DRAWINGS

S. NO. DOCUMENT DOCUMENT NO.

1 Telecom Design Basis R276PET2-RRX-TE-BD-2001

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

2 Block Diagram for CCTV System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

3 Block Diagram for Data Network System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

4 Block Diagram for Fiber Optic Cable
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

5 Block Diagram for Access Control System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

6 Block Diagram for PAGA System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

7 Block Diagram for Supervisory System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

R276PET2- RP02 -T-DWG-0001-01

8 Block Diagram for PABX System
R276PET2-RRX-IC-DWG-2008

8.0 CODES & STANDARDS

Latest revisions and amendments of following codes and standards as on 29.03.2018 shall be
applicable and the requirements specified in the standards shall strictly confirm by the VENDOR.
All electrical equipment shall meet the requirements of following:
• Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
• International Electro-Technical Commission (IEC) Standards
• Chief Controller of Explosives (CCE)
• Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS)
• Directorate General Factory Advice Service & Labor Institute (DGFASLI) (as required)
• Petroleum Rules & other regulations laid down by Chief Controller of Explosives/PESO
(Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organization)
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STANDARD NO. TITLE

Council recommendation on the limits of exposure of the general

1999/519/EC
public on electromagnetic fields.

ANSI C2 National Electric Safety Code

Recommended Practice for Classification of Locations for

API RP 505 Electrical Installations at Petroleum Facilities Classified as Class
I, Zone 0, Zone 1, and Zone 2.

ASTM D 1693 Test methods for environmental stress cracking of ethylene

plastics

ASTM D 1505 Test methods for density

BS 5345 Selection and installation of electrical appliances

BS6651 Protection of Structures against Lightning

Installation of apparatus intended for connection to certain

BS 6701
telecommunication system

Alarm Systems- CCTV Surveillance Systems for Use in Security

BS EN 50132
Applications

Audio, Video and Similar Electronic Apparatus- Safety

BS EN 60065
Requirements

EN-55022, EN-50082, EN-60555, British Standard Institute (British Security Industries Association)
EN-60601 , EN-60950 for CCTV Security Systems

Electrical Apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres classification

BS EN 60079-10
of hazardous area

Electrical Characteristics for Unbalanced Double Current

CCITT– V10
Interchange Circuits for general use with integrated circuits
Equipment in the Field of Data Communications

Electrical Characteristics for Balanced Double Current

CCITT – V11
Interchange Circuits

Chief Controller of Explosive Approval and Testing Agency

CCOE
Compliance

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Director General Mine Safety Approval and Testing Agency

DGMS
Compliance

Particular safety requirements for equipment to be connected

EN 41003
to telecommunication networks

Generic Emission Standard for Domestic Commercial & Light

EN50081-1
Industry

Electromagnetic Compatibility
EN50082-2 & EN50130-4

EE x (e) Increased Safety

EN 5019

EE x (d) Flame Proof

EN 5018

EE X (i) Intrinsic Safety

EN 5020

EN50132 CCTV Surveillance systems for use in security applications

EN60065 Audio video and similar electronic apparatus Safety requirements

EN 60950:2001 Safety of information technology equipment

IEC 60092-375 General instrumentation, control and communication cables

IEC 60529 Classification of degrees of protection provided by enclosures

Electromagnetic compatibility for industrial process

IEC 60801
measurements and control equipment

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 5: Installation and

IEC/TR3 61000-5-1
mitigation guidelines - Section 1: General considerations

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6: Generic standards

IEC 61000-6-1 - Section 1: Immunity for residential, commercial and light-
industrial environments

IEC 60793-1-1 Optical Fibre Measurement method and test Procedures

IEC 60794-3 Optical Fibre Cables-Outdoor Cables – Sectional Specification

Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Gas Atmosphere – Flameproof

IS 2148
Enclosure

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Guide for Selection of Electrical Equipment for Hazardous

IS 5571
Location

IS 6842 Limit for Electromagnetic Interference

Guide on General Aspects of Electromagnetic Interference

IS 6915
Suppression

Code of Practice for Testing of Computer Based Systems

IS 11291

Classification of Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures of

IS 12063
Electrical Equipment

IS 14700 Electromagnetic Compatibility

IS 2530 Methods for test of polyethylene moulding material and

polyethylene

IS 7328 HDPE material for moulding and extrusion

IS 14151 (part 1) Polyethylene pipes for sprinkler irrigation systems (part – 1 pipe)

IS 12235 (part 9) Methods of tests for un plasticized PVC pipes for portable water
supplied impact strength at zero degree centigrade

IS 9938 Recommended colours for PVC insulations for LF wires and

cables

Optical safety procedures and requirements for optical transport

ITU-T G.664
systems

ITU-T G.652 Characteristic of a Single Mode Optical Fiber and Cable

TIA/EIA-568-B Commercial Network cabling standards

TIA/EIA- 598-C Optical Fiber Cable Colour Coding

9.0 TELECOM SYSTEMS OVERVIEW

a) The CONTRACTOR’s scope includes design, engineering, supply, installation, testing and
commissioning of Telecom System in new Well Pad (RP-02).
Telecommunication scope consists of the following sub-systems:

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1) CCTV System
2) Public Address & General Alarm(PAGA) System
3) Data Network System
4) Access Control System
5) PABX System
6) Fibre Optic Cable System
7) Supervisory System

b) Check the adequacy of the telecom facility of Existing facilities and upgrade and interface with
existing telecom network.

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2. SPECIFICATION FOR CCTV

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10.0 CCTV SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The CCTV system shall provide real-time visual surveillance by providing video to assist Control
Room Operators in their process & security monitoring activities.

The CCTV system shall be designed to cater for twin purposes: Process and Security. PTZ
Cameras shall be used to monitor the process area and Plant Perimeter. Fixed cameras shall be
used to monitor the Entry Gates.

An integrated Security CCTV system shall be provided in New Well Pad RP-02 for outdoor area
monitoring only. CCTV cameras in New Well Pad RP-02 shall be connected to the RDG Control
Room. Existing CCTV server may be used for all cameras of RP-02. Contractor to ensure
adequacy of existing server, up gradation of existing software & license, additional hardware,
special cables as required. Required up gradation at system & software end shall be done

The cameras shall be located in a manner to permit viewing of hazardous or critical activity and at
same time be located in a safe area as possible. The new CCTV system shall be controlled &
monitored from RDG Control Room & new Security Buildings.

The workstation at RDG Control Room and Guard House in RGT area is used to monitor the
existing camera at RGT area, Existing Wells Pads (RP01, RP04, RP05, RP07) & New Facility RP-
02.

Existing CCTV system at RDG shall be integrated with new CCTV system at Bridge & Well Pad
RP-02.

The following table shows the Manufacturer and Model of existing CCTV system at RDG area and
Well Pads:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT DETAILS MANUFACTURER MODEL

1 Ex’d CCTV Camera (PTZ) Honeywell HEIPTZ-2201W-IR

2 IP66 CCTV Camera (PTZ)

Honeywell HDZ302LIW
Dome Camera

3 IP66 CCTV Camera (PTZ) Axis Q6035

4 IP Fixed Camera with IR

Honeywell HBW2GR1
Illuminator

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5 Pole Transrail Lighting

6 CCTV-Server Cum Storage DVTEL & FLIR

11.0 CCTV SYSTEM DESIGN

CCTV System Design shall meet the following requirement:

• The CCTV System shall facilitate remote outdoor monitoring over a fiber optic network from
the Main Control Building in the RDG.
• The CCTV Camera shall be provided at the Well Pad RP-02 interfaced with Existing RP-05
Substation Building for monitoring from RDG Control Room.
• The system shall provide clear video images for the purpose of monitoring and surveillance.
• The cameras shall provide high resolution color images and connected via fiber optic
network to the RDG Control Room.
• Existing CCTV Workstation in RDG & new Security Building in RGT shall be used to monitor
RP-02.
• The storage requirement for new cameras shall be to store the video with 4 CIF resolution
and frame rate 15 fps from new cameras for 30 days.
• The video from existing cameras shall be continued to store in existing storage at RDG.
• Camera alarm feature in the CCTV System shall be setup to detect & flag any unusual
activity (motion detection) and provide an alarm to the operator in the control/security room.

12.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The CCTV System shall include but not limited to following item of equipment:

1. Camera
2. Server & Storage, if required
3. Workstation, Monitor, Keyboard and Joystick
4. Data & Color Log printer

12.1 CAMERA

The Camera shall be categorized on the basis of area classification:

• Explosion Proof
• Weather Proof
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The Camera shall also be categorized on the basis of operation as:

• Fixed Camera for Gate Entry.

• PTZ Camera for Fence and Process Area.

The IP Camera shall comply with following minimum specifications:

• Standard color output : PAL/CCIR

• Sensor : 1/2” CCD
• Resolution : 4CIF as minimum requirement
• Compression : MPEG4/H.264
• Frame rate : 25 frames/sec (min)
• Signal to noise ratio : ≥ 50 dB
• Sensitivity : ≤ 0.4 LUX
• Iris Control : Automatic under normal & low light condition
• Lens mount : CS-type mount or as recommended
• Aspect Ratio : 4:3 or 16:9
• Operating Temperature : ≥ -10 to 55 °C
• ONVIF compatible : ONVIF
• Support Protocols : TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, FTP , DHCP, DNS, NTP, SNMP
• Fiber Interface : Required (Vendor to Specify)

The Fixed Camera shall be PoE compliant.

PTZ Cameras shall comply with following for pan, tilt and zoom requirements as minimum:

• Pan Movement: 0 to 350˚

• Vertical Tilt: ±90˚
• Pan speed: 0 to 9°/sec (min)
• Tilt speed: 0 to 4°/sec (min)
• Zoom: ≥ 30X (Optical), ≥ 10X (Digital) (min)

12.1.1 CAMERA LENS

The camera lens shall comply with following minimum features:

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• Zoom with a 9mm to 200mm lens.

• Lens shall have automatic iris with manual override capability
• Camera lenses shall be glass with coated optics.
• Lens shall be supplied with Camera and have maximum f-stop opening of f/1.4 at
the lowest lens zoom setting.
• Lens shall have enough circle of illumination to cover the image sensor evenly.
• Lenses shall be selected to match the camera image format dimension.

12.1.2 IR ILLUMINATORS

The integrated IR illuminators shall be provided for night visibility. The Infrared LED Illuminator
shall use high-efficiency LEDs to maximize infrared output, using only the minimum of power. The
Infrared LED Illuminator shall require only low power to deliver evenly-distributed infrared light.

The Infrared LED Illuminator shall have the following key features:

• solid-state LED illuminator

• long life
• range of beam patterns

12.1.3 CAMERA JUNCTION BOX

The camera Junction box shall be of two types:

• For non-hazardous area applications:
► Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum (main enclosure and cables glands)
• For hazardous area (for main enclosure and cable glands)
► applicable for Hazardous Area Zone 2
► Shall be explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)
► Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum
The cameras shall be provided with appropriately rated junction box to house the media converter
(if required) and fiber termination closure.

12.1.4 SWITCHES

The CCTV switch shall be provided in Control Building/ Substation at RP-02 to connect the CCTV
Server to all field cameras. CCTV switches shall be from Cairn AVL which shall be compatible with
existing system with 1G fiber uplink capability.
The CCTV switches shall have following features:
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• 19” rack mountable layer 2 switch

• 48 port switch with 40x1 Gigabit Fiber and 8x1 Gigabit Ethernet module (Populated with
SFP)
• 2 Fiber Uplink Port (Populated with SFP)
• Hot swappable line cards and I/O module

At Well Pad RP-02, CCTV Camera shall be connected to LAN switch, hence suitable SFP
and LAN Switch model to be considered for CCTV Connection

12.1.5 CAMERA HOUSING

The cameras shall be of two types:

• For non-hazardous area applications:

► Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum
• For hazardous area:
► applicable for Hazardous Area Zone 2
► Shall be explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)
► Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum
• The cameras housing shall provide the camera with protection against lightning and
electromagnetic interference.
• Each camera housing shall be provided with:
► Sunshield
► Wash & Wipe System (For PTZ Camera only)
► Appropriate venting system
• Sunshields shall follow minimum requirements:
► Allow air to pass over the external surface of the camera housing or
equipmentwhile keeping direct sunlight off the housing.
► Sunshield and all associated hardware shall be finished with weatherproof
heat-reflecting paint.
► The front portion of the shield shall be approximately 100 mm (4 inch) over
thehousing view window.
• Wash & Wipe System for PTZ Camera shall follow minimum requirements:
► The camera shall have integrated wash & wipe system which shall be
remotelycontrolled.

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► Water shall be filled manually.

► Water tank capacity shall be minimum 5 liters.

12.1.6 CAMERA MOUNTING

• Each camera shall be provided with a camera mounting which mechanically couples the
camera housing (or pan/tilt head) to a wall, structure or pole.
• The mounting offered must be of a design such that it allows free motion of the pan and tilt
movements of the camera housing. The design of the mounting shall also take into account
of the structural or architectural support where the camera mounting is to be fixed.
• For fixed cameras, the mounting shall provide a field adjustable mechanism and a suitable
mechanical joint so that the camera assembly can be swung or tilted to the appropriate
surveillance direction and locked into this particular position.
• Camera mount shall be designed to support the maximum weight of camera and enclosure
assemblies.
• Process Cameras shall be mounted on Structure or Tiltable Pole and the fence cameras
shall be mounted on Tiltable pole.
• Poles and supports shall be properly grounded.

12.2 SERVER & STORAGE DEVICE

The new server if required, shall be located in Control Building in RDG area. The server shall
archive all live video images from all new camera installations and status information to hard disk
for later playback. The server shall provide 30 days of archival log and video feed for each
camera.

The system shall have following minimum features:

• Simultaneous multiplex recording of all cameras, independent of switching between

camera displays.
• Simultaneous playback & recording
• Built in time/data generator synchronized to video images
• Time, date, recording mode, status, camera number video encoded into playback
footage
• Loss of video from channel alarm
• Record check, alarm log and alarm filter capability.

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• Speech search, forward and reverse

• Freeze, digital zoom and windowing capability on playback footage
• Video and freeze frame picture export capability
The archival system hard disk shall have following minimum features:

• Integrated Mirrored Hard disk drive (RAID) or RAID NAS system

• Facility for taking backup tapes on other storage media for longer term data archival.

The system shall have the capability to export video images as MPEG files for transmittal and
further editing. The CPU performance loading of the archival server shall not exceed 80%
with all videos stream being simultaneously recorded and a single video exporting/burning
process taking place. Backup of video data should be permitted without taking the archival
server off line and without any loss of archival video images.

12.3 WORKSTATION & MONITOR

Existing Workstation in Control Building in RDG for remote monitoring shall be used for new
Well Pad RP-02. DATA & COLOR LOG PRINTER

The Printer shall be supplied and installed at RDG Control Building which is capable of
printing color video still images from archival footage and Textual totalization of Intrusion
alarm information.

13.0 CABLING

Single mode fiber optic cables shall be used for video and control data transfer between field
Camera and the Control Room/Substation at Well Pad RP-02 & Bridge Facility.

14.0 UPS SYSTEM

The CCTV System and Camera shall be powered from the UPS 230V AC with 2 hours
battery autonomy.

15.0 EQUIPMENT CABINET’

One CCTV Cabinet shall be provided at Substation & Control Building of RP-02 and shall
have following features as minimum:

The floor mounted cabinets shall be of the specifications mentioned below as minimum:
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• Cabinet Make shall be from AVL.

• 800(W) x 1000(D) x 2100 (H) with 100 mm plinth
• 42 U, 19" panel mount, with EIA perforation.
• RAL 7035 Color
• Front door with safety glass and 180°hinge
• Split Rear door with 180°hinge.
• Cable entry from Bottom
• Key 2 nos.
• Sides are metal and removable.
• Heat extraction Fans with flow fail sensors
• Dust filters.
• Passive cable management system.
• Two Earth Bus Bars (One for Clean Earth and another for Safety Earth)
• 240V AC Power Socket (2 Nos.)
• Florescent light with integrated sensor for both rear and front faces
• Two earth straps

Cabinet shall be powered with Redundant UPS power supply for System. Appropriate Circuit
Breaker and power distribution system shall be installed in the Cabinet.

16.0 DESIGN LIFE

The CCTV System shall have operational design life of 25 years. The consideration shall be
given to the following:
• Camera Routine Maintenance (Not less than 6 monthly)
• High external temperature/low temperature
• Oil & Gas environment
• Mounting of Camera to minimize theft
• Production Explosive environment
• Frequent Sand storms
• Supportability within India
• Availability of spare parts

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3. SPECIFICATION FOR PAGA SYSTEM

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17.0 PAGA SYSTEM OVERVIEW

PAGA system shall be provided in new Well Pads RP-02. The main PAGA equipment shall
be located in Control building & Substation building of RP-02. The PAGA speakers in the Well
Pad RP-02 shall be connected to the main PAGA equipment in RDG Control Room through
LAN network. Beacon shall be provided for the area where noise level shall be as per
Standards.

Existing PAGA slave racks in the existing Well Pads RP-01, RP-04, 05 & 07 are fully
functional, hence shall not be modified. In addition to PAGA system.

Note: For new well pad RP02, Bridge facility, PAGA hooter & beacon shall not be used for
F&G purpose.

18.0 EXISTING SYSTEM

The below table shows the details of existing PAGA System at RDG area and Existing Wells
Pads:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT DETAILS MANUFACTURER MODEL

1 PAGA Central System Ziztel

2 Amplifier Sub-rack Ziztel 350ASR

3 350 Watts Audio Power Ziztel 350A

Amplifier

4 Remote Audio Power Amplifier Ziztel

5 PAGA Access Panel Ziztel PCAP

6 Siren System UMMAC

7 Push Button for Siren Kaycee SRP123

EX rated Outdoor Speakers

8
E2S BExL25
(25W)

Ceiling Mount Indoor Speaker

9
Bosch LBC 3950/01
(6W)

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Wall Mount Indoor Speaker

10 Bosch LBC 3018/01
(6W)
15W Indoor Wall Mount Ex-
11 E2S BExL15
proof Loudspeaker

12 Ex-Proof Flashing Beacon E2S GNExB2X15AC230

21J Xenon weather proof

13 E2S MBX21AC230
Beacon

19.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

The Public Address and General Alarm (PAGA) System shall be a designed to announce speech
and alarm signals greater than 6dB over ambient noise in all working areas. In additions to
speakers, the flashing beacons shall be provided at places where noise as per Standards to
provide visual indication along with audio warning during alarm condition. Redundant power
supply and controller module shall be provided with PAGA System.
The remote cabinets provided at Well Pad RP-02 shall be having remote PAGA unit and amplifiers
which shall communicate with the PAGA Main cabinets at RDG through LAN Network.

The PAGA System shall include but not limited to following:

• PAGA System Cabinet
• PAGA Controller
• Amplifier
• Loudspeaker
• Beacon
• Access Panel Unit

19.1 PAGA SYSTEM CABINET

The PAGA cabinet provided in RP-02 Substation Building shall have following features as a
minimum:
• Cabinet make as per Standards.
• 800(W) x 800 (D) x 2100 (H) with 100 mm plinth
• 42 U, 19" panel mount, with EIA perforation
• RAL 7035 Color
• Front door with safety glass and 180° hinge

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• Split Rear door with 180° hinge

• Cable entry from bottom
• Key 2 Nos.
• Sides are metal and removable
• Heat extraction Fans with flow fail sensors
• Dust filters
• Passive cable management system
• Two Earth Bus Bars (One for Clean Earth and another for Safety Earth)
• Florescent light with integrated sensor for both rear and front faces
• Two earth straps
• 240V AC Power Socket (2 Nos.)
• Door Switch
• Temperature Sensor
• NO/NC Contacts for Power Failure Alarm, Door switch, Temperature and Fan Alarm.

19.2 LOUDSPEAKER

Speakers used in the field area shall be weatherproof or explosion proof type depending upon the
location in which they will be installed and shall have a maximum output of 25W with tap down to 5W
and be 100V line driven.

Speakers used inside buildings shall be ceiling mount or Wall mount and shall have maximum output
of 6 W with tap down to 1W and be 100V line driven. Ceiling mounted speakers shall be used within
buildings and control rooms with suspended ceilings in non-hazardous areas. In battery room EX
rated speakers and junction box shall be provided.

Loudspeakers shall be of following types:

• Outdoor Speakers for Hazardous Areas

 Frequency Range: 400Hz – 8 kHz

 Sound pressure level : (SPL)>105 dB for 1 watt @ 1 meter
 Transformer Taps (Typical in watts): 1.5, 2.5, 5, 6.5 ,15, 25 (100 V line)
 Operating Conditions : 0°Celcius to +60°Celcius
 Ingress Protection :IP 66
 Cable Gland entries : 2

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 Explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)

• Outdoor Speakers for Non Hazardous Areas

 Frequency Response : 400Hz – 8kHz

 Sound pressure level : (SPL)>105 dB for 1 watt @ 1 meter
 Transformer Taps (Typical in watts): 1.5, 2.5, 5, 6.5 ,15, 25 (100 V line)
 Operating Conditions : 0°Celcius to +60°Celcius
 Protection : IP 66
 Cable Gland entries : 2
• Indoor Speakers: Ceiling Mount

 Frequency Range : 150Hz – 14kHz

 Sound pressure level : (SPL)>88 dB for 1 watt @ 1 meter
 Transformer Taps (Typical in watts) : 0.5, 1.5, 3 and 6 (100 V line)
 Operating Conditions: 0°Celcius to +45°Celcius.
• Indoor Speakers: Wall Mount

 Box type wall mounted speakers shall be used within buildings and control rooms
where there is no suspended ceilings in non-hazardous areas.
 Frequency Range : 150Hz – 14kHz
 Sound pressure level : (SPL)>88 dB for 1 watt @ 1 meter
 Transformer Taps (Typical in watts) : 0.5, 1.5, 3 and 6 (100 V line)
 Operating Conditions: 0°Celcius to +45°Celcius.
• Indoor Speakers: Explosion Proof

 Frequency Range: 150Hz – 14kHz

 Sound pressure level : (SPL)>88 dB for 1 watt @ 1 meter
 Transformer Taps (Typical in watts) : 0.5, 1.5, 3, 6, 8 (100 V line)
 Operating Conditions: 0°Celcius to +45°Celcius.
 Explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)
All models shall be supplied with suitable mounting brackets.

19.3 BEACON

Flashing beacons shall be provided in Outdoor areas to supplement the audible Public Address and
General Alarm (PAGA) System in locations of high ambient noise.

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Flashing beacons shall be of two types:

• For non-hazardous area applications:

 Light Source : Xenon Tube

 High intensity light output > 300 Candelas
 360° Visual Coverage
 Lens Color: Orange
 Ingress Protection : IP66
 Cable Gland entries : 2
 Power Supply : 230V AC
• For hazardous area applications:

 Light Source : Xenon Tube

 High intensity light output > 300 Candelas
 360° Visual Coverage
 Lens Color: Orange
 Ingress Protection : IP66
 Cable Gland entries : 2
 Power Supply : 230V AC
 Explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)

20.0 JUNCTION BOX

The PAGA Junction box shall be of two types:

• For non-hazardous area applications:

 Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum (main enclosure and cables glands)

 Cable Gland entries: 3
• For hazardous area (for main enclosure and cable glands)

 Applicable for Hazardous Area Zone 2

 Shall be explosion-proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)
 Shall be IP 66 rating at a minimum
 Cable Gland entries: 3

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21.0 CABLES

The Cabling for field devices and building interconnectivity shall be provided by CONTRACTOR.

22.0 MOUNTING

The Outdoor Speakers and Beacons shall be mounted on wall, structure or pole (3m Approx.).

23.0 UPS SYSTEM

The PAGA System shall be powered from the UPS 230V AC with 2 hours battery autonomy.

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4. SPECIFICATION FOR DATA NETWORK SYSTEM

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24.0 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Integrated Data and Voice network shall be provided to New Well Pad RP-02. New Core and access
switches shall be provided as per requirement. Data network shall have connection to telephone
system to provide VoIP traffic. Security Building & Substation building shall have dual RJ 45
data/voice sockets and CAT 6 cabling. Building shall have dual RJ 45 data/voice sockets and CAT 6
cabling.

The following Telecom systems shall be interfaced through LAN network:

• PABX System
• PAGA System
• ACS System
• CCTV System
• Supervisory System

The VLAN shall be configured in access switches for segregating different Telecom Services routed
through the LAN network.

25.0 EXISTING SYSTEM

The below table shows the details of existing Data Network devices at RDG area and Existing Wells
Pads:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT DETAILS MANUFACTURER MODEL

1 CORE SWITCHES Cisco WS-C4507R+E

2 1G SFP Module (1550nm) Ziztel 6COM 6C-SFP-0380D

3 Access Switch 48 Port Cisco WS-C3650-48PS-S

4 Access Switch 12 Port Cisco WS-C3560CX-12PC-S

5 Siren System UMMAC

6 Industrial Access Switch Cisco IE-4000-4GS8GP4G-E

7 1G SFP Module (1310nm) 6COM 6C-SFP-0320D

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8 Engineering Workstation Dell OptiPlex 3060 & E2216H

GXT MT+ CX & Exide

9 1 KVA (800 Watts) UPS Emerson Liebert
Power Safe EP100-12

26.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT

The LAN Network comprises of following:

• Core Switch
• Access Switch
• Structured Cabling System

26.1 CORE SWITCH

Two core switches are housed in 42U Rittal racks and located in the rack room of Control
Building in RDG area. These core switches are connected through 10 G link. Core switch
shall be from AVL & Compatible with existing system, adequate number of fiber optic ports.
The core switch is capable of handling both 1G and 10G links. Long haul link SFP, for Well
Pads, shall be operated at 1550nm wavelength.

The core switch is having following features:

• Redundant Power Supply Module
• Redundant Fabric
• Redundant Management Modules
• Carrier class in-service Software Upgrade
• Hot Swappable Power Supplies
• Hot Swappable Fans
• Hot Swappable Management Modules
• Hot Swappable Line Cards and I/O Modules
• Hot swappable Fabric

The core switches is compliant with the following standards:

• IEEE 802.1D (STP)
• IEEE 802.1p Traffic Class Expediting and Dynamic Multicast Filtering (CoS)
• IEEE 802.1Q (VLANs)
• IEEE 802.1x (Security, Port security) Port Based Network Access Control

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• IEEE 802.3i (10BASE-T)

• IEEE 802.3ad (Link Aggregation) LACP
• IEEE 802.3af (PoE)
• IEEE 802.3u (Fast Ethernet) auto-negotiation
• IEEE 802.3x (Flow Control)
• IEEE 802.3z (Gigabit Ethernet)
• IEEE 802.3ab (1000BASE-T)

Switches are capable of providing transmission over full length of fiber optic cable without need of
additional optical line drives or repeater.

26.2 ACCESS SWITCH

The Access Switches at RP-02 to be connected to Core Switches at Control Building in RDG area.

Access switches shall be Compatible with existing system along with 1G uplink capability. Access
Switches are supporting Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) complying IEEE 802.3af. Access switches are
12, 24 or 48 10/100/1000 PoE ports and 2 SFP-based Gigabit Uplink Ethernet ports.

The access switch is having following features:

• Redundant Power Supply Module for 12, 24 & 48 Port switch
• Hot Swappable Line Cards and I/O Modules
• Support Layer2/Layer3

The access switches are compliant with the following standards:

• IEEE 802.1D (STP)
• IEEE 802.1p Traffic Class Expediting and Dynamic Multicast Filtering (CoS)
• IEEE 802.1Q (VLANs)
• IEEE 802.1x (Security, Port security) Port Based Network Access Control
• IEEE 802.3i (10BASE-T)
• IEEE 802.3ad (Link Aggregation) LACP
• IEEE 802.3af (PoE)
• IEEE 802.3at (PoE+)
• IEEE 802.3u (Fast Ethernet) auto-negotiation
• IEEE 802.3x (Flow Control)
• IEEE 802.3z (Gigabit Ethernet)
• IEEE 802.3ab (1000BASE-T)
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26.3 STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM

Structured Cabling System shall comprise of, but not be limited to, the following sub-systems:
• Horizontal Cabling.
• Data Sockets.
• Equipment Cabinets.
• Patch Panels.
• UTP Cables and Patch Cord.
• Fiber Optic Patch Panel
• Fiber optic Patch Cord.
• Tagging and Labelling.

• HORIZONTAL CABLING

The horizontal cabling is the portion of the communications cabling system that extends from the
Data sockets to the CAT 6 Patch Panels in the Equipment Cabinet.

The maximum distance of the CAT 6 horizontal cable shall be 90 meters. If CAT 6 horizontal cable
distance is increased more than 90 meters, then the optical fiber cable shall be used to extend the
network. UTP twisting and insulation shall be maintained intact between termination points as per
ISO/IEC 11801 specifications to maintain high speed data integrity. Disruptions of any twists of the
cable at the termination point shall not exceed 13mm.

All horizontal cable infrastructure shall meet EIA/TIA 568 B Standards. UTP cable shall be at all
times separated from electrical and instrument cable in risers, conduits & cable Trays. UTP cables
shall have dedicated riser and internal transit space.

• DATA SOCKETS

Data sockets shall have dual RJ 45 sockets, one for voice and another for data application. All data
sockets shall be wall or furniture mount, Flush fitting terminated with ISDN standard 8 pin (RJ45)
connectors, Enhanced Category 6 compliant (EIA/TIA T568A jacks). Cable shall run from sockets
directly to CAT 6 patch panels. Local termination of cables is not permitted.

• EQUIPMENT CABINET

The floor mounted cabinets shall be of the specifications mentioned below as minimum:
• Cabinet make shall be from AVL.
• 42 U, 19" panel mount, with EIA perforation

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• RAL 7035 Color

• Front door with safety glass and 180° hinge
• Split Rear door with 180° hinge
• Cable entry from bottom
• Key 2 Nos.
• Sides are metal and removable
• Heat extraction Fans with flow fail sensors
• Dust filters
• Movable wheels with lockable breaks for one cabinet only.
• Passive cable management system
• Two Earth Bus Bars (One for Clean Earth and another for Safety Earth)
• Florescent light with integrated sensor for both rear and front faces
• Two earth straps
• 240V AC Power Socket (2 Nos.)

The wall mounted cabinets shall be of the specifications mentioned below:

• Cabinet make shall be from AVL
• 15 U, 19" panel mount, with EIA perforation.
• RAL 7035 Color
• Front door with safety glass and 180° hinge
• Cable entry from bottom.
• Heat extraction Fans with dust filters
• Point locking and lever handle.
• Key 2 nos.
• Sides are metal and removable.
• Heat extraction Fans with flow fail sensors
• Dust filters
• Two Earth Bus Bars (One for Clean Earth and another for Safety Earth)
• Florescent light with integrated sensor for front face
• Two earth straps
• 240V AC Power Socket (2 Nos.)

All Free-Standing Racks shall have eyebolts fitted on top of the cabinets for lifting purpose. All 19”
racks shall be provided with front facing blanking plates in divisions of 1 RU, 4 RU & 8 RU where
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equipment is not installed. All Cabinets shall be powered with Redundant UPS power supply for
System. Appropriate circuit breaker and power distribution panel shall be installed in the Cabinet.

• UTP PATCH PANEL

All UTP Patch panels shall be of specifications mentioned below:

• 1U 24 Port and 2U 48 Port
• 19" Rack mountable
• Individually removable patch panel ports
• TIA/EIA-568-B Category 6 component compliant
• Ports numbers clearly named both on front and back of the panels
• Applications to be support 10/100/1000 BASE-T

• UTP CABLES AND PATCH CORD

All UTP Cables and Patch Cord shall be of the specifications mentioned below:
• Category 6 (Cat 6)
• TIA/EIA 568
• ISO 11801
• LSZH Outer sheath
• Grey Colour for Data and Blue Colour for Voice

All prefabricated patch cord shall have pre-molded ends for RJ 45 protection and strain relief. Cat 6
Patch Cord shall be of length 1, 3, 10 & 15 meters. All outdoor CAT6 UTP Cables shall be Steel
Wire armored, Low smoke low halogen, Flame retardant and UV resistant cable.

All UTP cables shall be tested. Cable and pair test shall include compliance to Cat 6, including lead
flexing, restraint, bends, spacing of leads, lead lengths, separation from ground planes and EMI.

Additional Tests shall include:

• End to End continuity, open and shorted pairs.
• TDR of cable length
• Signal attenuation at 10 and 100 MHz
• Crossed pairs
• Split Pairs
• Incorrect Terminations

• FIBER OPTIC PATCH PANEL

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The Fiber Optic Patch Panel shall include Splice tray, loose tube management, Secure Cable entry
to the patch panel, pigtails and adaptors, etc. The patch panel shall have a fiber capacity equal to
the total number of fibers (used & unused cores) for all cables to be connected. The patch panel
shall have Factory connectorised pigtails and splice tray. The patch panel shall be equipped with a
suitable means for routing and securing of cables and shall provide a suitable means of protection
for the mounted fiber connectors to prevent damage to fiber and connectors during all regular
operation and maintenance functions. All cables shall be provided with strain relief. The Fiber Optic
Patch Panel shall have following features as minimum:
• Mounts into standard EIA 19" rack
• 12, 24 & 48 Ports
• Side and rear cable entry
• Storage facility for excess patch cords
• Strain relief at cable entry point
• A mechanism/facility shall exist to access pigtail connectors in a secured way for
cleaning purposes in future without the need of removing the adaptor panel plate.
Support both fusion and mechanical splicing
• Preferably SC type connector. Suitable for duplex type patch cords.
• Connectors shall have a maximum allowable connection loss of 0.3 dB per mated
pair
• Fiber Pigtail shall comply with single mode.
• Color Coding as per TIA-598
• The connectors shall have dust cap
• Nylon Glands for 14-16mm OD cable

• FIBER OPTIC PATCH CORDS

• The Fiber Optic Patch cord shall have following features as minimum:
• Comply with single mode G.652.D Optical Fiber Cable.
• Can be SC/LC, SC/SC, SC/FC and LC/LC Duplex/Simplex type.
• LSZH Outer sheath
• Operational wavelength 1310nm- 1510 nm
• Data Bandwidth Support (Max): 10Gbps
• Connector Loss: <0.3 dB
• Colour: Yellow

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• TAGGING AND LABELLING

All the SCS hardware and accessories shall be tagged and labelled. Labels shall be affixed to data
sockets, patch panel and CAT-6 cables.

27.0 ENGINEERING WORKSTATION

The Existing engineering workstation for LAN & PABX in Control Building in RDG shall be used for
RP-02.

28.0 UPS SYSTEM

All the LAN devices shall be powered from the UPS 230V AC with 6 hours battery autonomy.

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29.0 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM OVERVIEW

• The Access Control system shall be provided for the new RP-02 near security cabin with
entry and exit card readers for the purpose of knowing the details of person’s entry in to the
well pads.
• Access Control system shall be provided for controlling access to the plant gate and
buildings. Doors with card reader at exit shall be fitted with an automatic request to exit
system that can be enabled in emergency situations or muster operation.
• The Access Control system shall be used to monitor personnel access and security within
the plant area where limited access is required. ACS shall ensure anti pass back.
• The Access Control System shall be provided at the following buildings in the Well Pad RP-
02 area:

 Substation Building
 Control Building
 Near Security Cabin
• Access Control at buildings shall consist of, as a minimum:

 Entry Card readers

 Exit Push button & Exit card Readers
 Magnetic Door Lock
• Access Control System shall consist of, as a minimum:

 Entry Card cum Biometric Readers

 Exit Card cum Biometric Readers
 Push Button at Security Cabin

• Card reader shall be installed at each Muster Points to provide head count of personnel
assembled there.
• Each standalone controller shall allow for 50% expansion of card readers and door locks
without the need to change hardware.
The following table shows the Manufacturer and Model of existing Access Control system at RDG:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT DETAILS MANUFACTURER MODEL

1 IP Based Access Controller HID VertX V1000

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AC-DC Power Supply Converter

2
(230 VAC to 12 VDC, 60 Watts)
Meanwell PSC-60A

3 Door I/O Interface Unit HID VertX V1000

4 Battery (12V & 5 AH) Shenzhen Center Power CP1250

Single Leaf Electro-Magnetic

5
EBELCO EM600-LED-TB-MC
Lock with Door Status Sensor

6 Push Button EBELCO DEB-33SS

7 Proximity Card Reader HID Multiclass RP40 SE

8 Full Height Turnstile Secure Eye S-FHT-1000D

Outdoor Biometric Finger Print

9 Virdi AC-2100 PLUS
Reader

10 Proximity Cards HID iClass Prox

11 Desktop Workstation Dell Optiplex 3060

Web based Access Control

12 Application
ID Cube HR View

13 22" LCD Monitor Dell E2216H

14 RFID Card Printer Fargo DTC1250e

15 RFID Card Scanner HID Omni Key 5427CK

Visitor Pass Printer (A4 Laser

16 HP Color LaserJet Pro 254nw
Printer)

17 Camera Logitech C310

18 Biometric Scanner Virdi FOH 02

30.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• The Access Control system shall comprise of following:

 Access Server/Workstation with Card Printer

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 ACS Controller
 Door I/O Interface Unit
 Card Reader
 Card cum Biometric Reader
 Magnetic Door Locks
 Exit Push Buttons
 Two Bay Full Height Turnstile gate
 Visitor Pass Workstation with Visitor Pass Printer
• The Access Controller in different buildings shall be connected to ACS Server/Workstation
through the LAN network.

30.1 ACCESS CONTROL SERVER/WORKSTATION

The Existing Access Control Workstation in RDG Control Room shall be used for RP-02 & Bridge
Facility.

30.2 ACCESS CONTROLLER

The Access Controller shall provide the interface between the Card readers, Access server and door
locks. The standalone controllers shall be located at various buildings to allow cluster of card
readers and door locks to terminate with a minimum of cabling. The controller shall have the
capability to operate fully independently and should operate if communications to the access server
fails. The controller shall have the capability to use multiple types of reader simultaneously. The card
reader shall be able to support different card reader technologies in parallel. New ACS shall be
suitable for existing HID proximity cards.

The Controller shall log, in internal memory, the card presented, as well as verify the security code
of the card and access privileges. The Controller shall verify that the card has the clearance for the
particular door based on day and time. When a positive verification has been made, the Controller
shall release the door’s electric locking mechanism thereby allowing entrance to the card holder.
After scanning an ID card the door unlock mechanisms shall be activated for a maximum of 10
seconds or until a door closed message is received whichever is shorter. When a guard grant
access by unlocking an entry or exit device, it shall be logged in event database.

The Controller shall send (in real time) all information to the server for event display, alarming,
access override, archiving etc. Any alarm associated with a card scan shall activate an alarm display
at remote workstation and log the event in Access Control Server.
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The following are the minimum requirements of Card reader controller:

• On line processing during normal system operation.

• Standalone processing in the event of loss of communications with the Access Control
Server.

• Downloading of program/configurations, new card holder data directly from Access Control
server. Downloading shall be automated and upon request, without interruption to operation
and security of any part of Access Control system.

• Nonvolatile memory for user and event data due to power outages.

• Real time clock with 1 second accuracy, synchronized by the Access Control server.

• Ethernet communication with the Access Control server.

• Status monitoring of card readers for detection of failures, tempering etc.

• 19” rack mountable in Cabinet.

• Operable at 230V AC UPS Power supply

• Events and alarms

 Authorized passage by card

 Door/latch open status and alarm
 Unauthorized entry detection and alarms
 Attempted card usage during date/time restriction
 Violation of time related restrictions to passage
 Alarm initiated by the door sensor
 Door/gate ‘open time’ exceeding default 10 second interval

30.3 DOOR I/O INTERFACE UNIT

The Card reader, Door lock, Exit Push Button shall be connected to the Access Controller through
the door I/O interface unit. No access control shall be provided on emergency doors of buildings.

It shall have following minimum feature:

• Basic Input/ Output linking

• Enclosure tamper switch

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• LED/beeper control during card, scheduled lock and other transactions.

• DC supply with battery backup

30.4 CARD READER

All Access Card readers shall be of the proximity type. Card readers shall be hard wired to Door I/O
Interface Unit.

The Card reader shall have following minimum feature:

• The Card reader shall read an ID Card when it is within 12 cm of the reader.

• Card readers shall be configurable to enable or disable anti pass back for that reader.

• Card reader shall be powered from the Door I/O unit/Controller.

• LED’s shall indicate the status of reader and access control decisions.

• A built in tamper switch shall secure electronics.

• Tone shall indicate the status of reader access control decision.

• Outdoor Card reader shall comply with outdoor environmental conditions.

• The card reader housing shall be made of UV and high resistance material and have a
tamper contact. They shall be vandal resistant and mounted with temperature resistant
screws.

• Card Readers of turnstile shall have facility of reading Biometric input also.

30.5 MAGNETIC DOOR LOCK

Door locks shall be magnetic solenoid type with lock status sensing to indicate if lock is
latched/unlatched, jammed open, short/open circuit and tampering. All doors with door locks shall be
fitted with door open/close sensors.

It shall have following minimum feature:

• It shall be fully compliant and functional with access control system.

• Brushed Anodized aluminium finish

• Adjustable mounting bracket

• Holding force: 600lbs

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• Powered from Door I/O unit/Controller

• Low energy consumption

30.6 EXIT PUSH BUTTON

Exit Push button shall be used in internal access controlled rooms of buildings for exit purpose.

It shall have following minimum features:

• It shall be fully compliant and functional with Access control system

• Mounted next to door

• Momentarily pressing the button releases the door for 30 seconds

• Re triggerable

• Powered from Door I/O unit/Controller

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6. SPECIFICATION FOR PABX SYSTEM

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31.0 PABX SYSTEM OVERVIEW

• IP telephony system shall be provided for in the new Well Pad RP-02. Outdoor Ex rated
telephone shall be provided in Well Pad RP-02.

• IP telephony system shall be provided in the new Well Pad RP-02. The voice network shall
be connected to existing corporate EPABX server at MPT.

• Outdoor Ex rated telephone shall be provided in Well Pad RP-02. Acoustic hood with
sounder and beacons shall be provided with Outdoor Ex rated telephone

• Existing PABX system at MPT shall be interfaced with Well Pad RP-02 for voice communication.

• The telephone connectivity in the Well Pad RP 02 shall be extended from the core switch in
Control Building in RDG area.

• The existing PABX Server is IP based and is located in the MPT.

• The IP telephones shall be considered for indoor and outdoor area in both Bridge Facility &
RP-02

• The telephone and data network shall provide local voice and data communications within
the production facility.

• The data and voice network shall share the common horizontal infrastructure sharing the
voice traffic (VoIP) and conventional network traffic.

• The telephone system shall cover the following buildings/areas in the RP-02 area:

 Control Building
 Main Substation
 Outdoor Area

Office Building
The following table shows the Manufacturer and Model of existing PABX system at RGT area and
Well Pads:

S.NO. EQUIPMENT DETAILS MANUFACTURER MODEL

1 Indoor Executive IP Phone Alcatel Lucent 8058s

2 Indoor IP Phone Alcatel Lucent 8018

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Outdoor Explosion-Proof IP
3 EATON (FHF)
Phone / Outdoor Weather-
ExResistTel IP2
Proof IP Phone

4 Acoustic Hood EATON (FHF) 404 - GRP

5 Ethernet Media Converter OT Systems ET1212PpH-S-DR

6 Power Supply Converter Meanwell RS-100-24

32.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The existing PABX system is IP based. The PABX system shall be connected to the LAN core
switches at RDG. The IP telephones shall be connected to the access switches via the structured
cabling system. The PABX System consist of following:

• IP Telephone Indoor Handset

• IP Telephone Outdoor Handset

• Junction Box

• Acoustic Hood

• Browser based configuration and monitoring

• License for 300 no. of users

32.1 IP TELEPHONE INDOOR HANDSET

The Indoor IP telephones shall be used for its inherent user and operator features. The IP indoor
handset shall be of two types:

• IP Telephone Handset 3900 Series/IP 100G or equivalent for Other Personals

32.2 IP TELEPHONE INDOOR HANDSET 3900 SERIES/IP 100G or equivalent

This type of phones shall be provided to Gate House, Substation, Security Room etc. These phones
shall have following features as minimum:

• SIP enabled VoIP

• Display with contrast control

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• Backlit Indicator

• Adjustable Volume Control

• Full Duplex Speakerphone

• Single Position foot stand

• Wall mountable

• Dual Port (10/100/1000Mb Switched Ethernet)

The phone shall have the following keys as a minimum:

 Select, Back and two-way navigation

 Redial, Transfer, and Hold/Resume
 Standard dial Keypad
 Mute, Volume Up/Down, Speaker phone
• Call Features

 Call forward
 Call pickup
 Call waiting
 Call transfer
 Conference
 Group Call Pickup
 Message waiting indicator
 Music on hold
 Redial
 Shared line
• Multiple powering options (IEEE 802.3af compliant)

32.3 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET

The outdoor telephones shall be used in the outdoor areas of RDG and new Well Pad RP- 02 &
Bridge Facility to enable communication within the Plant. The Outdoor IP Telephone Handset shall
be of two types:

• IP Outdoor Telephone Handset Explosion Proof

• IP Outdoor Telephone Handset Weather Proof

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32.4 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET EXPLOSION PROOF

The telephone shall be capable of large temperature differences, high humidity, exposure to water
and dust, as well as heavy mechanical wear and tear. The telephone shall be ATEX approved for
use in potentially explosive atmospheres and hazardous areas.

The Outdoor IP Telephone Handset shall have following feature as minimum:

• CE/ATEX/IEC certified for safe operation in hazardous area

• Ingress Protection minimum IP66

• Pole or Structure mounted

• Rugged Handset with curly cord or armored steel cord

• Headset option available

• Integral ringer with volume adjustable

• Programmable, volt free contact output

• Available in 18 button and zero button (hot dial) version

• Automatic ongoing call diversion

• One touch dial memories

• Standard and Smart Analogue and VoIP SIP enabled

• Dual Port (10/100/1000Mb Switched Ethernet)

• Audio Path Testing

• Real time alarm reporting via email or Syslog

• Web Page Configuration

• Multiple powering options (IEEE 802.3af compliant)

• Fiber Interface

32.5 IP TELEPHONE OUTDOOR HANDSET WEATHER PROOF

The weather proof telephone shall be utilized internally or externally in plant area. The Outdoor IP
Telephone Handset shall have following feature as minimum:

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• CE compliant

• Ingress Protection minimum IP66

• Pole or Structure mounted

• Vandal resistant handset and cord

• Headset option available

• Integral ringer with volume adjustable

• Available in 15 button and zero button (hot dial) version

• Hook Switch with no visible moving part

• Standard and Smart Analogue and VoIP SIP enabled

• Dual Port (10/100/1000Mb Switched Ethernet)

• Audio Path Testing

• Real time alarm reporting via email or Syslog

• Web Page Configuration

• Multiple powering options (IEEE 802.3af compliant)

• Fiber Interface

32.6 MEDIA CONVERTER

In case the supplied outdoor handsets do not have fiber interface, then appropriate media converter
to be supplied. The media converter is used to convert Fiber optic signal into Ethernet signals and
vice versa.

It shall have following features as a minimum:

• Single mode G.652.D Fiber support

• Fiber Ports: 100BaseFX (SC/ST connectors)

• RJ45 Ports: 10/100/1000BaseT(X)

• Mountable in field Junction Box.

• Functional in outdoor conditions.

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• Operates on UPS AC supply

32.7 JUNCTION BOX

The telephone junction box shall be of two types:

• Weather Proof Junction Box

 Shall be IP66 rating at a minimum

• Explosion Proof Junction Box

 Shall be Explosion Proof (Ex’ d certified and IEC 60079 compliant)

 Shall be IP66 rating at a minimum

32.8 ACOUSTIC HOOD

The acoustic hood shall be used for outdoor telephones. The acoustic hood has following minimum
feature:

• Glass fiber Reinforced Plastic laminate Construction

• Internal gear plate for ease of equipment mounting

• Mounting Plate: Stainless Steel 316

• Sound Transmission Loss: 23dB

33.0 MOUNTING

• The Indoor telephone shall be Wall or Furniture mounted.

• The outdoor telephone shall be Pole or Structure mounted.

• The external fixing, brackets, nuts, bolt shall be of stainless steel. Poles shall be of
Galvanized steel.

• Pole and supports shall be properly grounded.

34.0 CABLING

The outdoor cable for field telephone shall be single mode fiber optic cable for connectivity within
the plant. The indoor cable for telephone shall be CAT6 cable. Wall/furniture mounted face plate
shall be having dual RJ45 sockets, one for VoIP telephony and another for data application. Cable

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shall run from sockets to CAT6 patch panels directly.

35.0 UPS SYSTEM

The PABX system shall be powered from the UPS 230V AC with 2 hours battery autonomy.

36.0 EQUIPMENT CABINET

The PABX cabinet shall have following features as a minimum:

• Cabinet make shall be from AVL

• 42 U, 19" panel mount, with EIA perforation

• RAL 7035 Color

• Front door with safety glass and 180° hinge

• Split Rear door with 180° hinge

• Cable entry from bottom

• Key 2 Nos.

• Sides are metal and removable

• Heat extraction Fans with flow fail sensors

• Dust filters

• Passive cable management system

• Two Earth Bus Bars (One for Clean Earth and another for Safety Earth)

• Florescent light with integrated sensor for both rear and front faces

• Two earth straps

• 240V AC Power Socket (2 Nos.)

• NO/NC Contacts for Power Failure Alarm, Door switch, Temperature and Fan Alarm.

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7. SPECIFICATION FOR FIBRE OPTIC CABLES

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37.0 FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM OVERVIEW

For OFC The new Well Pad RP-02 shall be connected individually to the existing Well Pad RP-05
using Redundant 48C OFC. The Optical Fiber Cables shall be used for Telecom and
Instrumentation traffic. At Well Pad RP-05. Based on Adequacy Check, New patch panels shall be
installed in existing Telecom Cabinet.

38.0 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FIBER OPTIC CABLE

Supplied Optical Fiber Cable should meet the following requirements:

• Desired operation life of cable : Better than 25 years

• Type of Fiber : The optical fiber cable shall be Single Mode Fibers
as per ITU-T G.652D

• Length of OFC Cable drum : As per Cable Drum Schedule Tolerance for Drum
For 48C cable: 0 to +5% for other cable: ± 5%

• No splicing shall be permitted on any fiber in a drum length of the cable.

• Optical Fiber Cable shall be suitable for installation in direct burial trenches or trays.

• FO cable shall be single mode, armored type.

• PROTECTION REQUIRED:
The cable shall be protected against damages from rodent, fire, chemicals (such as oil & natural
gas, LPG and other petroleum products), moisture and water over the lifetime of the cable.

• STRENGTH MEMBER:

Solid FRP non-metallic strength member with a minimum diameter of 2.0 mm in the multitube cable
core shall be provided. The strength member in the cable shall be for strength & flexibility of the
cable and shall have anti buckling properties. These shall also keep the fiber strain within
permissible values.

The primary coated fibers shall be protected by loose packaging within a tube, which shall be filled
with thixotropic jelly.

4 & 12 Core cable shall be unitube cable. Solid FRP Strength members (2 numbers) of suitable size
shall be provided in outer sheath for unitube cables.

• Cable Construction shall be having:

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 Number of fibers: 4/12/48

 Number of loose tubes: Unitube/4
 Number of fibers per loose tube:12
 Material for loose tube shall be Polybutylene terephthalate.
 The inner/ outer diameter of loose tube shall be 1.7/2.7 mm ± 0.1 mm.
 Number of Fillers: As per design.
• CABLE CORE ASSEMBLY:

Primary coated fibers in loose tubes stranded together around a central strength member using
helical or reverse lay techniques shall form the cable core.

• CORE WRAPPING:

The main cable core containing fibers shall be wrapped by layer/ layers of Polyester foil/ tape.
Nylon/ polyester binder thread shall be used to hold the tape. The core wrapping shall not adhere
to the secondary fiber coating and shall not leave any kink marks over the loose tube.

• MOISTURE BARRIER (PROTECTION):

The main cable core (containing fibers & core wrapping) shall be protected by flooding compound
(Jelly) having properties of non-hygroscopic dielectric material.

• FILLING COMPOUND:

The filling compound used in the loose tube and in the cable core shall be compatible to fiber,
secondary protection of fiber, core wrapping etc. The drip point shall not be lower than +70 °C.
The fiber movement shall not be constrained by stickiness & shall be removable easily for
splicing.

• GLASS REINFORCEMENT:

Impregnated Glass Fiber Reinforcement shall be used to achieve the required tensile strength of
the optic fiber cable over the cable core to provide peripheral reinforcement along with solid rigid
FRP Rod in the center at multi tube cable core. These flexible strength members shall be Non-
water blocking type. It shall be applied helically and shall provide rodent protection.

• INNER SHEATH:

A non-metallic moisture barrier sheath shall be applied over and above the glass yarn. The glass
yarn shall be covered with tough weather resistant High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) sheath
black in color (UV stabilized). Thickness of the sheath shall be uniform & shall not be less than
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1.5 mm for multi tube cable. The sheath shall be circular, smooth and free from pin holes, joints,
mended pieces and other defects.

• STEEL ARMOUR TAPE:

Steel tape shall be provided with over and above the inner sheath to increase the strength of the
cable. The minimum thickness for the steel tape shall be 0.15mm. The armour tape shall be
corrugated, copolymer coated and chrome plated steel tape. The tape shall be applied
longitudinally with minimum overlap shall be 10%. The core should be covered with tough
weather water resistance swell able tape. This tape shall act as water barrier to the cable core.

• OUTER SHEATH:

A non-metallic moisture barrier sheath (black in color) shall be applied over the steel amour tape,
which shall consist of Low smoke Low Halogen compound (LSLH) with anti-termite and anti-
rodent properties. The outer sheath shall be UV stabilized and the color shall confirm to Munsell
color standards. The thickness of the outer sheath shall not be less than 2 mm. The outer sheath
shall be uniform, circular, smooth and free from pin holes, joints, mended pieces and other
defects.

• PROTECTION AGAINST RODENTS:

For protection against rodents, LSLH sheath shall have rodent repellent properties with the use of
an eco-friendly, non-toxic rodent repellant additive. 2%-3% master-batch of rodent repellent
material consisting of 5% additive & 95% LSLH shall be mixed in the LSLH sheath material/
granules (If otherwise, VENDOR to submit details of additive with OEM recommendation for
mixing).

• PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES:

For protection against termites, LSLH sheath shall have termite repellent properties with the use
of an eco-friendly, non-toxic termite repellant additive. The termite protection shall be as per DIN
EN117.

A copy of Invoice from OEM of rodent repellent material & termite repellant material shall be
submitted with the pre-FAT internal inspection reports and VENDOR to evidence original invoice
from OEM of rodent repellent master-batch & termite repellant material during Factory
Acceptance Test of finished cable.

• TERMITE & RODENT TEST:

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Termite & Rodent test shall be carried out at any recognized lab on finished cable samples. The
reports shall be submitted by the VENDOR. Termite resistance shall be provided with an additive
in outer sheath and rodent protection shall be provided with an additive in outer sheath and by
use of Glass roving yarns below the inner sheath.

• CABLE DIAMETER:

VENDOR to specify the cable diameter.

• RIP CORD:

Minimum two suitable ripcords shall be provided in the cable, which shall be used to open the
LSLH sheaths of the cable. Two ripcords shall be placed diametrically opposite to the each other
at below the outer sheath. It shall be capable of consistently slitting the sheath without breaking
for a length of 1 meter at the installation temperature. The ripcords (3ply & twisted) shall be
properly waxed to avoid wicking action and shall not work as water carrier. The ripcords used in
the cable shall be readily distinguishable from any other components utilized in the cable
construction.

• COLOUR CODING:

The colours applied to individual fiber, tubes, fiber units and binders shall be readily identifiable
throughout the lifetime of cable and shall match and conform to EIA 598-C Standard.

• Average splice loss of all the splices shall be less than 0.1 dB.

39.0 MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CABLE

1) Temperature range for Installation : -30 °C to 80 °.C

2) Temperature range for Operation : -20 °C to 70 °C

3) Tensile strength :

The cable shall have sufficient strength to withstand a maximum load of value 2700
Newton or 9.81 W (where W = weight of 1 KM cable in KG) whichever is higher. The
load shall not produce total strain exceeding 0.25% in the fiber. Attenuation increment
shall be ≤0.05 dB/km.

4) Cable weight in Kg/ Km : VENDOR to specify

5) Minimum bending radius : 15 times OD at max pulling tension and

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10 times OD at 0 tension. Attenuation

increment shall be ≤0.05 dB/km.

6) Crush Resistance : 4000N/100mm. Attenuation

increment shall be ≤0.05 dB/km.

40.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF FIBERS

Single Mode Optical Fiber shall be compliant to ITU-T G.652D standard and following
specification:

S. No. Parameter Requirement

1.0 Transmission characteristics

Attenuation coefficientAt 1310 nm In Bare Fiber

In Cable
≤ 0.35 dB/Km
≤0.37 dB/ Km
At 1550 nm ≤ 0.20 dB/ Km
1.1 ≤0.22 dB/ Km
At 1625 nm ≤ 0.23 dB/ Km

Attenuation Vs Wavelength
1285 - 1330 nm (reference ≤ 0.03 dB/ Km
wavelength 1310)
1.2 1525 - 1575 nm (reference ≤ 0.02 dB/ Km
wavelength 1550)
Mode field diameter at1310 nm Any single value 8.6 – 9.3µm ± 0.5µm
1.3 Any single value 9.0- 10.5 µm± 0.5µm
1550 nm

Cut-off wavelength on 2-metersample of fiber

1.4 ≤ 1260
(In Cable)

Chromatic dispersion1285 – 1330 nm

≤ 3.5 ps/nm. Km
1270 – 1340 nm ≤ 5.3 ps/nm-km
1550 nm ≤ 18 ps/nm-km
1.5 1300 – 1324 nm
Zero dispersion wavelengthZero
≤ 0.093 ps/sqnm-km
dispersion slope

Fiber PMD
≤ 0.2 ps/ √ Km
1.6 (Maximum individual fiber)

Change in Attenuation withbending ≤ 0.05db at 1550 nm

1.7 100 turns on a mandrel of 60mm diameter
1 turn on mandrel of 32mmdiameter ≤ 0.05db at 1550 nm

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2.0 Dimensional Specification

Mode Field Diameter
9.2 ± 0.4 µm at 1310 nm
Primary coating diameter Cladding 10.4 ± 0.05 µm at 1550 nm
245 ± 10 µm
Diameter
2.1 125 ± 1 µm
Clad non circularity ≤1%
≤ 1 µm
Mode field concentricity error

41.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING

Minimum following tests shall be carried out by VENDOR during Factory Acceptance Test (FAT)
as per TIA/EIA/IEC applicable standards:

• Impact Test

• Tensile Strength Test

• Abrasion test

• Crush Test

• Torsion test

• Kink Test

• Repeated Bend Test

• Cable Bend Test

• Temperature Cycling Test

• Drip Test

• Sheath Integrity Test

• Water Penetration Test

• Fiber Attenuation Test

• Fiber Length & Cable Length

• Physical Measurement Test

• Identification Test

• Termite & Rodent Test

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Sampling plan of Testing shall be finalized before FAT.

VENDOR to provide Test reports of all tests carried out by Fiber manufacturer for optical
& physical properties of fiber.

42.0 IDENTIFICATION AND MARKING

The outer surface of the cable shall be permanently & legibly marked with colour in contrast to the
outer sheath at regular intervals not exceeding one meter. Following information shall be clearly
printed:

• Client Name

• Number & Type of Fiber (e.g. 48 F OFC G.652D)

• Manufacturer's Name

• Month & Year of Manufacturing

• Length Mark

43.0 CABLE DRUMS

Cable shall be supplied in non-returnable cable drums. The cable ends shall be sealed against
moisture/water ingress with heat-shrink end sleeves. The cable shall be supplied in a drum size,
which shall contain the Standard Reel Length. Cable drum shall be constructed to have required
mechanical strength so that the drum flanges and other components do not break during
transport, in actual use or in storage. The flanges and the outside surface of the barrel shall be
free from protruding materials or projections or unevenness capable of damaging the cable or
hands of operator during rotation of drums.

Drum identification label shall contain the following:

• ISI certification mark

• Drum identification number

• Type of cable

• Number of Cores and Cross sectional area

• Cable quantity (meters)

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• Number of lengths on drum (if more than one)

• P.O number and item number

• Total weight of cable drum (kg)

• VENDOR’s name

• Year of Manufacture

• Direction of rotation of drum (by means of an arrow)

44.0 PACKING

All equipment/ instruments/ cable drums shall be individually packed in suitable containers/ crates
designed to avoid damage to the equipment during transit and storage in accordance with best
commercial practice and with the requirements of applicable specifications. The materials used
for packaging, wrapping sealing moisture resistant barriers, corrosion preventers etc. shall be of
recognized branches and shall conform to best standards in the areas in which the articles are
packaged. The packing shall protect the equipment from impact, vibration, rough handling, rain,
dust, damp, insects, rodents, etc. Each container/ crate shall be subjected to impact, vibration and
other mechanical tests.

Each container shall have a copy of factory acceptance test report enclosed in it. Packages for
optical fiber cable shall make provision to allow for two (2) meters of excess cable on the inner
end of the package to be accessed from outside. The outer end of the cable shall have pulling
eye with heat shrinkable sleeves attached to it. The inner end of the cable shall be provided with a
heat shrinkable sleeve. The ends shall be adequately protected to allow for normal handling
during shipment.

45.0 DOCUMENTATION

The following documentation shall be provided by VENDOR as minimum:

• Detailed Testing Procedure.

• Name and Place of manufacturing of Fiber and Cable

• All optical and physical parameters test report from Fiber Manufacturer.

• Drum Weight

• Packing List

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8. SPECIFICATION FOR SUPERVISORY

SYSTEM

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46.0 SUPERVISORY SYSTEM OVERVIEW

• Existing Supervisory System shall be extended to monitor the status of LAN switch and
telecom cabinet alarms for temperature, power, door and fan. One RTU shall be provided at
each new well pad RP-02. These RTUs shall be connected over LAN network to existing
client machine/server at MPT for remote monitoring.

• One RTU shall be installed in Telecom Cabinet of following new buildings of RP-02 :

• Control Building

• Main Substation

• Office Building

• One RTU in each building shall be connected to temperature sensor, power & door switch
and fan alarm of each Telecom Cabinet in that building.

• The existing Supervisory System RTU in RGD & Well Pad area is from DENKOVI and
model is SmartDEN IP-32IN.

• The existing 230 VAC to 12 VDC Power Supply Converter is from Meanwell and Model is
RS-50-12

47.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

The Supervisory system shall consist of, as a minimum:

• RTU

• Power Supply Converter

47.1 RTU

The RTU shall gather analogue data such as temperature and status data such as contact
closures from devices that are not network enabled. This data shall be presented in the Client
Machine for monitoring of LAN status and alarms of the supervisory system.

Supervisory system shall also provide status of LAN switch and alarms for high temperature, non-
availability of power, cabinet door opening and fan flow failure alarms.

The RTU installed in the one Telecom Cabinet of the Control Building shall be connected to

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temperature sensor, power & door switch and fan alarm of all Telecom Cabinets in Control
Building.

An RTU shall have following standard interfaces as minimum:

• Rack Temperature

• Contact Closure (NC or NO)

• Power Availability

• Cabinet Fan Fail

• Door access switches

RTU shall be able to communicate with Workstation / server via SNMP / other Protocol for
transferring the data.

47.2 CABLING

The indoor cables for Supervisory System shall be UV resistant, XLPE insulated with LSZH.

47.3 UPS SYSTEM

The supervisory system shall be powered from the UPS 230V AC with 2 hours battery autonomy.

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9. TAGGING, TESTING, EARTHING, EXPANSION

& SPARE PHILOSOPHY

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48.0 TAGGING/LABELLING

Cabinets & Major system components and wiring clearly labeled and identified with tag
numbers. Name plates shall be in the English language.

Tag plates for indoor equipment shall be Resopal / Traffolyte, for outdoor equipment the tag
plate shall be made of SS 316 grade stainless steel. All labels shall be suitably attached using
proprietary fixing or by stainless steel screws.

As a part of system documentation all equipment shall be identified with the manufacturer
type, serial number, COMPANY’s requisition number and tag number.

All field cable tag labels shall be permanently attached to the cable sheath. A label shall be
attached at each entry to an equipment rack, distribution frame, junction box, cable transit or
building entry to identify the field cable. Each label shall be black text on yellow background,
suitable for external installation and shall not fade due to UV light.

49.0 TESTING/COMMISSIONING

The systems and equipment shall be subjected to COMPANY approved testing procedures,
at the following stages:

• Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs)

• Site Acceptance / Commissioning Tests (SATs)

FAT Testing shall be carried out to prove that the equipment meets the project specification.
All details provided in the Technical Specification shall be demonstrated to the COMPANY
requirements.

SAT Testing shall be carried out to confirm the results of the FAT and to test systems where
integration testing could not be carried out prior to installation on site. All SAT testing shall be
witnessed by the COMPANY representatives.

The CONTRACTOR shall provide a minimum of fifteen days’ advance notice, in writing, of
each intended test. Notices shall include the equipment, date, time and location for the tests.
Any changes to the notice shall be identified and notified to COMPANY immediately, and a
revised time, date or location shall be agreed. All testing shall be carried out by the
CONTRACTOR’s qualified personnel in the presence of COMPANY representatives. The
CONTRACTOR shall obtain approval from the COMPANY prior to performing any pre-
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commissioning or commissioning tests.

The COMPANY Engineers and Technicians will be involved during the installation, testing
commissioning and cut-over phases to get as much ‘on the job’ training as possible.

After the new systems installation and cut-over, the CONTRACTOR shall conduct all the
commissioning tests to demonstrate that the overall performance of the systems meets the
required specifications. Upon completion of the Site Acceptance Tests the equipment shall be
subject to a 30-day Extended Performance Monitoring (EPM) Test.

The commissioning of the systems shall be considered as complete when all performance
tests meet the design specifications and have been successfully concluded to the satisfaction
of the COMPANY and problem free operation of the equipment has been maintained for thirty
(30) consecutive working days.

50.0 EARTHING

Telecom earth shall be shared with Instrumentation System earthing. This earth shall be
terminated to an earth bar located in a rack room. All equipment racks, indoor equipment,
field equipment and distribution frames shall be bonded to earth by the CONTRACTOR. All
cable screens shall be bonded to a telecom earth, separate from the panel earth. The
screens shall only be earthed at one end of the cable, to avoid the possibility of any earth
loops occurring. All telecom panels shall have a separate telecom earth. All field cable
armoring and any necessary grounding kits shall also be bonded to panel earth by the
CONTRACTOR.

51.0 EQUIPMENT RACKS

The equipment rack in various buildings shall be standard 19” of required height (Rittal
make).The rack shall be painted solid steel with a RAL7035 finish and 42/15. The 42 U shall
be supplied with a 100 mm plinth for floor fixing. The front door shall be provided glazed glass
window and the rear door shall be solid steel. Both door shall be detachable & lockable. The
equipment rack shall be supplied with both top & bottom cable entries. Incoming cable shall
be glanded or clamped to the rack. Vented plinth panels and fans shall be used to assist rack
ventilation. All equipment installed within the rack shall be mounted on supporting shelves
and shall be fixed to the 19” internal frame.
Each equipment rack in the Control Building in RP-02 shall contain a panel earth bar and
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telecom earth bar. The panel earth bar shall be used for bonding the equipment chassis and
rack, whilst the telecoms earth shall be used for the screens of the telecoms cables. Each
equipment rack shall be equipped with internal power sockets, 240 VAC, for maintenance
of test equipment, where applicable.

52.0 CABLE GLANDS

All field cables shall be glanded at instrument or junction box using Nickel Plated brass
glands. All cable glands shall be supplied with nylon washer to maintain IP66 weatherproofing
and a serrated washer/internal nut to ensure positive earthing of metallic junction boxes and
continuity plates of plastic junction boxes

53.0 EXPANSION

The design shall be capable of accommodating 20% expansion, without the need to replace
any field cables or equipment and without the need for any additional equipment racks. The
fiber optic cabling, MDFs, IDFs, DFs and patch panels shall each include 20% spare capacity
(minimum).

54.0 SOFTWARE

The CONTRACTOR shall provide all available software with the required licenses, interface
cables and operating instructions for all programmable equipment. All software shall be as
per the project guidelines. If any software updates and patch files are available shall be
supplied/ installed without any additional cost.

55.0 SPARES

55.1 MANDATORY SPARES

The CONTRACTOR shall provide mandatory spares as per the company ‘MANDATORY
SPARES LIST’

55.2 START UP/COMMISSIONING SPARES

All spare equipment components and materials required during the installation and
commissioning phase shall be provided by the CONTRACTOR. Spare shall include Power
Supply Units, Interface Cards, and modules with long lead time for replacement.

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55.3 OPERATIONAL SPARES

CONTRACTOR shall submit the list of spares as recommended by the Vendor with a unit rate
valid for two years from the date of purchase order by the CONTRACTOR. The spares shall
be procured by the Company on need basis.

56.0 TEST EQUIPMENT

All test equipment required for installation & commissioning shall be provided by the
CONTRACTOR. The CONTRACTOR shall include a detailed list of the required test
equipment within their offered documents. Test Equipment shall include Fiber Testing
equipment, network testing equipment, structured cabling testing equipment etc.

57.0 TRAINING

The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for training the COMPANY nominated personnel to
attend off site theoretical and practical sessions. All travel, accommodation and subsistence
costs related to the training courses shall be met by the COMPANY.

58.0 HANDLING, STORAGE & TRANSPORT

All equipment shall be shipped with a sealed protective covering to ensure that the equipment
can stand for long periods without operating in adverse environmental conditions. All items
shall be suitably fitted against damage during shipment, transit and storage. Cable drums
shall not be dropped or jolted. The cable shall be treated with care and precautions taken to
prevent moisture, ingress and physical damage to the outer sheath and inner components.

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