Volume Iii - Employer's Req & Tech Spec PDF

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK
WEBEL
EOI no.EC:07:ITBTP:DP-6/1:ID&M:10
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

(EPC Basis)
BIO-TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTRE & INDIAN DESIGN

PARK
AT PLOT NO. DP-6/1
SALT LAKE, SECTOR-V, KOLKATA-700091
CLIENT
WEST BENGAL ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATION LIMITED
(WBEIDCL)
WEBEL Bhavan,
Block-EP&GP, Salt Lake, Sector-V,
Kolkata-700091
Website: www.webel-india.com
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EMPLOYERS REQUIREMEN &
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LEAD CONSULTANTS
SEMAC Limited
No 31, Anekal Thimmiah Charitable Trust Building
2nd Floor, 1st Main Road, Chamarajpet
Bangalore 560 018
91 80 4153 6470 / 4074 9074
------------------------------------------------------------------------No 213, Jodhpur Park, 1st Floor, Flat 1A,
Kolkata 700 068
CONTENTS
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13.1
13.2
13.3
13.4
13.5
13.6
13.7
13.8
13.9
Description
Tentative Space Programme for Various Facilities
Scope of Work
Planning Requirements for Various Areas

General Design Requirements
Documents to be Submitted with Design
Maintenance and Training Requirements for
Systems, Machines and Equipments
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Page Number
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7
8
12
15
15
Periodical Progress Review

Quality Control
Tests after Completion
Operation of the System & On Site Training for
Clients Representatives
Maintenance during defects liability period
Periodic maintenance & service schedule
Additional Requirements
Consumable Materials
Operating and comprehensive maintenance contract.
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DESIGN INTENT FOR ARCHITECTURE
34
DESIGN INTENT FOR STRUCTURES
36
Earth Work
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
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General Scope of Work

High Tension System
Distribution Transformer
L T System
D G Sets
Distribution Boards
Light
Emergency Lighting System
L T Power Cables
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87
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Plain and Reinforced Concrete

Formwork
Steel Reinforcement
Structural Steel Work
Brick Work
Plastering
Painting
Materials
Floor Finishes
Glass
Acoustics
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13.10
13.11
13.12
14
Earthing
Elevators
Lightning Protection
14.1
14.2
14.3
14.4
14.5
14.6
14.7
14.8
14.9
15
General Scope of Work

Integrated Building Management System
CCTV System
Access Control System
Public Address System
Telephone Cable Distribution
EPABX System
Data Cabling System
Electronic Billing System
LV SYSTEM
PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING GUIDELINES
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FIRE ENGINEERING & LIFE SAFETY

GUIDELINES
95
16.1
16.2
17
GENERAL
Fire Protection System
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17.1
17.2
17.3
17.5
18
Codes and Standards

Acoustics
Commissioning and Testing
Air Conditioning System
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HVAC GUIDELINES
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
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APPROVED MAKES OF MATERIALS

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
CIVIL & ARCHITECTURE

AIR CONDITIONING & MECHANICAL VENTILATION
BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM
WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY
SEWERAGE TREATMENT PLANT
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
FIREFIGHTING SYTEM
COMPRESSED AIR SYTEM
ELECTRICAL
SCOPE OF FINISHES
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TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAMME FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES
TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAMME FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES

SL NO
DESCRIPTION
1.00
TOTAL SITE AREA
2.00
3.00
4.00
MAXIMUM PLOT COVERAGE

PERMISSIBLE F.A.R.
OPEN SPACE RESERVATION (8% OF THE
TOTAL PLOT AREA)
PERMISSIBLE BUILT UP AREA FOR THE
MAXIMUM
F.A.R.
&
MAXIMUM PLOT
COVERAGE
TECHNICAL FLOOR
COMMON FACILITIES
IT OFFICES
AREA FOR BIO TECH OFFICES
SERVUCE FLOOR FOR BT
FLOOR
TO
FLOOR HEIGHT TO BE
CONSIDERED AS UNDER
IT OFFICES
BIO TECH OFFICES
STILT PARKING
TECHNICAL FLOOR
CAR PARKING
5.00
6.10
6.20
6.30
7.00
7.01
8.00
8.10
8.20
8.30
8.40
9.00
10.00
11.00
DETAILS
UNIT
1.5
ACRE
6070
40
5.9
486
SQM
%
SQM
35813
SQM
2234
4468
16302
12809
2200
SQM
SQM
SQM
SQM
SQM
4.2
4.8
3.2
5.5
359
MTR
MTR
MTR
MTR
NOS
8
6
NOS
NOS
TOTAL NUMBER OF IT FLOORS

TOTAL NUMBER OF BT FLOORS
REMARKS
46.50 M x 130.88 M
DP 6 /1)
(PLOT NO.
LIMITED TO 1 FLOOR
LIMITED TO 2 FLOORS
56% OF TOTAL LEFT FAR AREA
44% OF TOTAL LEFT FAR AREA
ASSUMED FREE FROM FAR
1 FOR EVERY 100

LEASABLE AREA
SQM
OF
IT FACILITY PER FLOOR

ROOM SIZE NO OF UNITS AREA IN SQM
1
TOTAL AREA IN SQM
GROUP
WORKSTATION
1.5X1.2
CUBICLES
CABIN
SUB TOTAL
2.4X2.4
3.9X3
MEETING ROOM
CONFERENCE
ROOM
210
100
6
12
48
1200
14H8
3X3
10
60
6X4.5
30
90
SERVICES
626
TOTAL AREA FOR IT FACILITY PER FLOOR
AREA FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT-IT FACILITY( IN ONE OF THE FLOORS)
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BIOTECH FACILITY
NO.OF UNITS AREA IN SQ.M TOTAL AREA IN
SQ.M
BIOTECH INCUBATION
CENTRE
20
150
3000
10
300
3000
1600
1600
450
450
250
250
300
300
COMMON
INSTRUMENTATION
FACILITY
IN-SILICO BIOLOGY
CENTER
WARE HOUSE
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES & COMMON
3994
TOTAL AREA FOR BIO TECH FACILITY
12594
UTILITIES
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
-TRANSFORMER
- DG SETS
- HSD TANKS
- TELECOMMUNICATION
NETWORKS
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TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAM FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES

- STREET LIGHTING
WATER SUPPY REQUIREMENTS
- DM PLANT
- Dl PLANT
- BOILER ROOM
- UG SUMP & PUMP ROOM
- OVERHEAD WATER TANK
WASTE MANAGEMENT
- SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
- COMMON EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT
- WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT
- HAZARDOUS / INFECTITIOUS WASTE HANDLING &
MANAGEMENT
AS PER DESIGN REQUIREMENT
- SOLID WASTE HANDLING & MANAGEMENT

FIRE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS
- FIRE SUMP
- FIRE HYDRANT
HVAC REQUIREMENTS
AC PLANT
DESIEL STORAGE YARDS
GAS REQUIREMENTS
GAS YARD/ GAS BANK
GAS MANIFOLD ROOM
ROADS; PAVEMENT
LANDSCAPING
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2. SCOPE OF WORK:
The Proposed Project by West Bengal Electronic Industry Corporation is located on 1.5
acres (around 6070 Sqm) of land with Floor area ratio (FAR) as 5.9 and ground coverage
around 40% which includes the establishment of
IT Facilities with Office space in modules and facilities like Meeting room, Call
rooms, Switch rooms, Lab rooms, Mail room, Server rooms, Training rooms to be
planned as warm shell and suitable to lease/ rent out to organization/ individual
entrepreneurs and other supporting facilities like Rest rooms, Air handling unit
(AHU) rooms, Electrical room, Tea Break area, Videoconference room/
Conference room to be planned in each floor plate.
Biotech Facilities with
1. Incubation Facility - Dry/ Wet Laboratories with Office space, Meeting room,
Equipment room, in modules to be planned as warm sheli and suitable to lease/
rent out to organization/ individual entrepreneurs, and other supporting facilities.
2. Common Instrumentation facilities
3. ln - Silico Biology Facility
4. Ware house
5. Supporting facilities like Rest rooms, AHU rooms, Electrical room, Tea Break area,
Videoconference room/ Conference room to be planned in each floor plate.
Business Support Centre for both IT Facilities & Biotech Facilities with Information cell,
Communication cell, Project Support cell, Finance & Accounts, Human Resources, Legal &
Intellectual Property rights Cell, Marketing and sales, Documentation centre, Public
relations etc,
Recreational Facilities common for both the areas
Food court serving MultI-cuisine with Kitchen to be planned as warm shell to lease/ rent out
to different outlets, First-aid / Medical facility, Conference rooms, Convention Halls.
Double Basement +Stilt + Surface area for Parking
Infrastructure facilities like Service building for power supply, UG Sump & Pump room, AC
Plant, Deinonisation plant, Demineralisation plant for pure water, Boiler room for hot water &
steam, Overhead Tank, Waste water treatment plant, Sewage Treatment Plant, Common
Effluent Treatment Plant, Waste Segregation & management systems, Telecom Connectivity,
Dedicated High Speed Internet Connection, Roads, Footpaths, Compound wall, Parking and
Landscaping the entire site.
The activities required to be carried for completion of the Project include but not limited to:
i.
IT Facilities - Offices Spaces in modules as warm shell (Planning including functional analysis,
work-flow analysis etc. Services Up to AHU Room ie., Including AHU with ducting & fire
dampers to each IT Space.) - Design development including preparation of Architectural brief,
design concept, concept for services etc.
ii.
Biotech Facilities - Wet Laboratories in modules as warm shell, Common Instrumentation
facilities, In-Silico Biology Facility {Planning including functional analysis, work-flow analysis etc.
Services Up to AHU Room i.e., Including AHU with ducting & fire dampers to each BT Space.)
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iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
viii.
ix.
x.
xi.
xii.
xiii.
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- Design development including preparation of Architectural brief, design concept, concept for
services etc.
Detailed design engineering including architectural design and construction documents,
structural engineering, electrical engineering, fire detection and protection plan, heating
ventilation and air conditioning system, laboratory gases and manifold plan, plumbing and
sanitary plans, communication and networking plan, and waste segregation and management
etc.
Getting approvals / permissions of the statutory / local / governmental agencies excluding
Environmental Impact Assessment clearance.
Building construction and installation of all services and making the building services fully and
functionally operative (Establishing Connectivity to all Laboratories/ Office spaces)
Procurement and installation of all external signages to be considered.
Submission of the completion (i.e. 'as-built') drawings and other related documents, both a hard
copy and the soft copy in Auto CAD and other software used for the purpose.
Providing necessary power and water for the newly constructed facilities including distribution
transformer, municipal water supply, sump, overhead water tanks, water treatment plant and
providing demineralised, deionised, distilled, ultra pure water supply for laboratory/ drinking
requirements.
And also providing Diesel Generator(DG) sets capable of handling the entire power
requirements of the proposed facilities, Air- Conditioning Plant, Gas Manifold System Compressed air, vacuum, etc. capable of catering to all the laboratories.
Sewage and waste disposal and all waste water and solid waste generated by Laboratory must
be handled (Management & Handling) according to the document if any issued by the Ministry
of Environment and Forest; Government of India and should be addressed in the design of
waste management.
Clearance of site before Handing over of the facilities after fulfilling all the obligations under
"Employer's Requirement".
Procurement, installation, testing and commissioning of laboratory/ safety equipments as per
employer's requirement has been excluded.
Procurement and installation of all loose furniture and fixtures including internal signages has
been excluded from the scope apart from the laboratory benches provided in the Common
Instrumentation facility.
3. PLANNING REQUIREMENTS FOR VARIOUS AREAS:

a. IT Facilities occupying 56% of the total Built up Area (around 20845 Sqm) with the floor plate
having :
i. The core consists of Passenger lift lobby, Service lift lobby, Staircases, Toilet/ Rest room
areas, Pantry and service rooms like Electrical rooms and AHU rooms integrated with service
shafts for Electrical & LV lines, BMS lines, HVAC lines and Fire protection lines,
ii. Office space in modules and supporting facilities like Meeting room, Call rooms, Switch
rooms, Lab rooms, Mail room, Server rooms, Training rooms to be planned and to be
rendered as warm shell.
b. Biotech Facilities occupying 44% of the Built up Area (around 8463 Sqm) with modular
laboratories each size of 150 Sqm, 300 Sqm approximately.
i. The core consists of Passenger lift lobby, Service lift lobby, Staircases, Toilet/ Rest room
areas, Pantry and service rooms like Electrical rooms and AHU rooms integrated with
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service shafts for Electrical & LV lines, BMS lines, HVAC lines and Fire protection lines.
ii. a. Incubation Facility - It is of typically a ready to use wet laboratory to allow research and
development activities with all support facilities like water, direct ventilation and specialized
piped utilities. All the facilities and laboratories shall be designed as per the International
standards and shall confirm to Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) standards.
The customers can develop their own customized R&D labs of Bio-Safety Level (BSL)2
standards, upgradeable to BSL3, in accordance with GLP standards.
Wet Laboratories and supporting facilities like with Office space, Meeting room, Equipment room, in
modules to be planned and to be rendered.
Modular Laboratories to be planned in two different ways:
a. 150Sqm-12 Nos.
b. 300 Sqm - 5 Nos.
The smaller modules of laboratories are designed as closed labs and the remaining bigger modules
are open ones. The closed iabs are based on accommodating the individual principle investigator
with his separate staff, equipment and bench space. These labs are mainly for individual scientists
and entrepreneurs. The open ones basically support team based work and the concept is based on
accommodating multiple investigators, in which researchers share not only the space itself but also
equipment, bench space and support staff.
All the laboratories will be equipped with island/ peninsular work benches, refrigerators, freezers and
the other latest equipments and other connectivity options by the leased/ rented owners.
ii. b. Common Instrumentation facilities includes Antibody & Antigen core facility, Cell tissue
culture laboratory, Basic research Laboratory, Chemistry laboratory, Analytical laboratory,
Proteomiesi Imaging facility, Cold rooms etc, occupying around 1600 Sqm. approximately.
It would be located centrally with respect to the Incubation facility. The lab floor would be
connected to the facility through a dedicated corridor.
Each laboratory to be planned as a self-sufficient module with all its support facilities. All the
labs to be planned and provided with Island laboratory work benches, Peninsular/Peripheral
workbenches & overhead / under counter storage cabinets. Each lab to be planned and
provided with minimum two eye wash facility and a common shower area.
All the labs are to be rendered with all the services like Electrical, LV, BMS, FPS, Steam,
Hot water, DM water, Di water, Compressed Air and Vacuum etc. The room temperature for
ali the labs to be planned at temperature / rh as stipulated in Air conditioning Section.
ii. c. In-silico Biology Facility will be providing programming and scripting, experimental design,
data analysis, image processing and molecular modeling.
It includes data analysis and processing laboratory, data centre, molecular modeling
laboratory, microarray analysis laboratory and other imaging analysis and occupying around
450 Sqm, approximately.
it would be located centrally with respect to the Incubation facility. The lab floor would be
connected to the facility through a dedicated corridor.
The facility are to be rendered with all the services like Electrical, LV, BMS, FPS, Steam, Hot
water, DM water, DI water, Compressed Air and Vacuum etc. The room temperature for the
areas to be planned at temperature / rh as stipulated in Air conditioning Section.
ii. d. Ware House:
It accommodates the following facilities like Freezer rooms, Storage rack units for laboratory
apparatus, chemicals and Store rooms for hazardous chemicals occupying around 250
Sqm. approximately.
Safety Equipments in Laboratories:
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The following safety equipment shall be provided in both the Incubation facility and shall
be rendered in Common Instrumentation facility
a.
Emergency eye wash
b.
Emergency Shower
c.
Fire safety
In addition to these common pipelines for Hot water, DM water, Di water, Steam, LPG Gas,
Compressed air, Vacuum and other service lines are also to be provided to all the lab floors
through closed duct systems and would allow best laboratory practices. Service lines must
also have connectivity to warehouses.
Locker facilities for the inmates are to be provided in all the lab floors.
Business Support Centre for both IT Facilities & Biotech Facilities occupying around 840
Sqm.
The following cells has to be designed to assists the tenants and other biotech units operating in
the campus to commercialize the product.
Information Cell
Human Resources
Communication cell
Project Support Cell
Legal and IPR Cell
Financial Services
Documentation centre
Public Relations
Legal & Intellectual Property Rights Cell
Marketing & Sales
d. Recreational Facilities common for both the areas
e. Food court serving Multi-cuisine with Kitchen to be planned and rendered as warm shell and Firstaid / Medical facility, Conference rooms, Convention Halls to be planned and rendered.
f. Double Basement +Stilt + Surface area for Parking
g. Infrastructure Facilities:
i. Water supply systems must include cold, hot, chilled, and distilled / de mineralised water
systems. Special care should be taken to ensure adequate and constant pressure of water is
supplied to all parts of the building, as some specialized laboratory equipment may require
more than minimum pressures.
ii. Waste Segregation & Management care to be taken to differentiate solid & liquid wastes
at generation. For wastewater handling two types of sinks in each fab such as normal sinks
that drain water and sinks with copper tubes that drain water containing hazardous wastes
such as radioactive elements & chemicals to the effluent treatment plant are to be planned
and to be rendered in Common Instrumentation Facility. Similarly for solid waste generation
proper methodology for disposing off the wastes from the laboratory such as solid waste,
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hazardous & infectious wastes & non hazardous wastes are also to be planned.
Common effluent treatment plant (CETP) to be planned for the development with primary,
secondary and tertiary treatment.
The main components of the CETP are screen chamber, sump cum pump house, detritor,
equalizing tank, chemical coagulation tank, primary clarifier, anaerobic digestor/ aerated
lagoons and secondary clarifier. The sludge from the CETP will be taken to the sludge drying
bed.
iii. The power supply has to be planned mainly for the centralized air conditioning system,
lighting system of labs, offices and other facilities, power consumption of equipments/
computers/ printers, power consumption for water and waste water collection &
treatment, fire protection system and safety equipments etc.. All the facilities are planned
with complete DG backups. Street lighting are also to be provided to all the roads, foot
paths, landscaping.
iv. The total delineated site has to be beautifully landscaped with both soft & hardscape
concepts. The landscape would include lawns, shrubs & avenue trees & large trees to
suit the local vegetation.
v. Gas Yard: Dedicated gas supplies to the facilities must be proposed closer to the
buildings. This would house gas yard and gas manifold for the facilities.
vi. Fire Protection Facilities: Fire fighting measures are most important for any setup and
the same has to be designed with care for the proposed facilities. Each lab has to be
planned with fire fighting cylinders. Smoke detectors/ Sprinklers are to be established at
all levels. Fire hose reels are positioned strategically to cater to the emergency
situations.
vii. Energy Conservation for Operational Sustainability: The exterior elements and the
building systems to be proposed must be governed by well thought design guidelines and
proven global practices.
viii. Security & Safety Systems: Interlinking the data communication networks inside the
building to the building automation system at several levels, any of the tenants may be
allowed access into the BAS through a multilevel password access system.
ix. Telecommunication Networks: Common type of tenant service being associated with
the concept of the intelligent buildings have to be planned and would be rendered by
the tenants.
x. Integrated Building Management System with Automatic Billing for Both Electrical &
Mechanical Systems. Integrated Building Management System for all Services in the
Building for Control & Operation as per the details furnished in the respective section to
be considered as part of scope. Also Using Ultrasonic Type BTUH Meters with Match
Pair Sensors to be considered for measurement of AC Usage at each tenant space
apart from one at the Plant Room. Also Dual Source Energy Meters should be captured
at all points for Electrical Consumption. IBMS Control room to be fully furnished with all
furnitures apart from the controls with Dual AC System (1 Working for 12 hours & 2 nd
for remaining 12 hours in a day operation) . IBMS Control room to be located in the
common area as per the Space Planning Details furnished above.
4. GENERAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
The project shall be designed accordingly and constructed at par with the international
standards and equipped with the internationally accepted equipments.
The design should be fit for the purpose intended and there should be scope for further
developments that may be planned in the future for the facility. The developer is encouraged to
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use innovative design components and latest technology available for the purpose of the
project.
Basic features that should be considered and incorporated in the design:
Cultural responsiveness: The culture of staff/visitors shall be considered in the overall planning
of the facility.
Sustainable Design: Sustainable design, construction, and maintenance practices to improve
building performance shall be considered in the design.
The basic components of Sustainable design desired are:
i. Site selection and development - Design to minimize negative environmental impacts
associated with buildings and related site development.
ii. Waste minimization: Design to support the minimization of waste in construction and
operation,
iii. Water quality and conservation. Evaluate potable water quality and conservation
iv. Energy conservation. Consider energy conservation in facility development. Proper
planning and selection of mechanical and electrical systems, as well as efficient utilization
of space and climatic characteristics, can significantly reduce overall energy demand and
consumption. Design for energy conservation shall not adversely affect patient health,
safety, or accepted personal comfort levels. Architectural elements that reduce energy
consumption shall be considered part of facilities design,
v. Indoor air quality. The impact of building design and construction on indoor air quality
shall be addressed. Minimize impact from both exterior and interior air-contamination
sources. Minimum additional 30% Over & Above ASHRAE Latest Standards should be
considered while estimating loads.
vi. Impact of selected building materials. Address the environmental impacts associated
with the life cycle of building materials.
Light and views: The design should maximize natural light, views, and access to the outdoors,
as appropriate.
i. Access to natural light should be achieved. Examples include windows at the ends of
corridors, skylights into deep areas of the building in highly trafficked areas, transoms,
and door sidelights.
II. It should provide a garden or other controlled exterior space, accessible to building
occupants.
Setting and organization of the building should respond to and prioritize unique natural
views and other natural site features.
Clarity of access (way-finding)
i. Entry points to the labs should be clearly defined from all major exterior circulation
nodes.
ii. Clearly visible and understandable signage and visual landmarks for orientation
should be provided.
iii.
Boundaries between public and private areas should be well marked, and clearly
distinguished.
iv. A system of interior "landmarks" should be developed to aid occupants in cognitive
understanding of destinations. These may include water features, major art, distinctive
color, or decorative treatments at major decision points in the building. These features
should attempt to involve tactile, auditory and language cues, as well as visual
recognition.
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Control of Environment:
i. Every effort should be made to allow individual control over as many elements of the
environment as possible and reasonable, including but not limited to temperature,
lighting, and privacy.
ii. Building design should address individual contra! over the thermal environment,
through carefully considered zoning of mechanical systems.
Privacy:
Lounges, Rest rooms to be provided at all locations.
Safety and Security:
i. Attention should be given to balancing readily accessible and visible external access
points to the facility with the ability to control and secure all access points in the event of
an emergency. Factors such as adequate exterior lighting in parking lots and entry
points to the facility, and appropriate reception/security services are essential to
ensuring a safe environment.
ii. Since the strict control of access to a lab facility is neither possible nor appropriate, safety
within the facility should also be addressed through the design of circulation paths and
functional relationships.
iii. Provisions for securing the personal belongings of staff, visitors should be addressed.
iv. The physical environment should be designed to support the overall safety and security
policies and protocols of the institution.
Finishes:
i. In any design project, the selection of a color palette should be based upon many factors,
including the building population, anticipated behavior in the space, time of encounter and
level of stress. The color palette selected should be suitable and appropriate for the
specific environment, taking into account the specific activities conducted in that
environment.
ii. Finishes and color palettes should respond to the geographic location of the facility, taking
into account climate and light, regional responses to color, and the cultural characteristics
of the community served.
iii. The effect on staff/visitors of materials, colors, textures, and patterns shall be considered in
the overall planning and design of the facility. Maintenance and performance shall be
considered when selecting these items.
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Water features:
i. Open decorative water features such as fountains etc.
5. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED WITH DESIGN
The Contractor shall submit with his design all the documents and the references used in the
design. The Contractor shall also submit desired number of copies of the following:
i. Detailed drawings including the structural drawings, architectural drawings, MEP Services
Drawing, Equipment Single Line drawing, Scope Matrix indicating what is considered in
the scope & what not, Single Line Diagrams in Two Colors indicating Scope Deliniation,
Load Matrix, Design Assumptions, Conformity Chart to the Specifications, Deviations if
taken in a separate Sheet, Data Sheets of the all Equipments in the Industry Standard
Format etc.
ii. Standards and specifications being followed in the design and for materials to be used
in a consolidated tender form.
iii. Write-up emphasising:
a) Efficient Space Management
b) Energy Efficiency
c) Aesthetics
d) Approach to cost-effectiveness
e) Durability of structure
iv. List of makes for the various items,
v. Tests to be carried out at Manufacturers Facility before dispatch of the Equipment. It
should be noted that Clients needs to be informed well in advance on the tests (either
in India / Abroad) to witness the performance. It should be noted approx 4 people from
clients team would accompany for all tests and necessary arrangements in
transportation, boarding & lodging etc., to be taken care by EPC Contractor and same
to be accounted in his costing.
The Contractor shall submit to the Employer and the Engineer all Design Data, together with
the relevant Design Certificates certified by the Contractor. In the event that a re-submission of
Design Data is required, such re-submission shall be made as soon as practicable after the
receipt of the relevant statement of objections. All submissions of Design Data shall be
submitted in 4 copies.
6. MAINTENANCE AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR SYSTEMS, MACHINES AND
EQUIPMENTS
Arrangements shall be made for demonstrations before trial run and at the time of commissioning
of the systems and equipments by the Contractor.
Operation and Maintenance Manual shall be supplied to the Employer for the new equipments
and latest machinery. Training for O&M personnel of the employer has to be arranged
7. PERIODICAL PROGRESS REVIEW
Periodical review of the progress of the project shall be carried out in every 21 days and at
anytime desired by the Employer. For this purpose the Contractor shall prepare and submit the
progress reports as stated in the Contract.
The contractor shall keep at site a latest copy of the following:
i.
Contractor's Documents
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The Contractor's Documents shall include but not limited to the technical documents as follows:
a) Construction Drawings Detailed including any modifications etc.
b) List of Codes, standards and specifications being followed.
c) Documents required to satisfy alt regulatory approvals,
d) A complete set of "as-built" records of the execution of the Works, showing the exact
as-built locations, sizes and details of the work as executed.
e) Any other document which the Engineer instructs from time to time
ii. Design documents as mentioned above.
iii. Operation and Maintenance Manuals
8. QUALITY CONTROL
The Contractor must ensure that the works satisfy the quality standards as per international
standards and to the satisfaction of the Employer. The contractor shall submit his quality plan in
accordance with the above
The works, plant and materials shall be subject to tests from time to time as per best practices in
the industry. Wherever mentioned in the Contract, the tests must be carried out at the
Contractor's expense. The contractor will keep necessary facility, as far as applicable, for testing of
materials/equipment at site
The materials shall be procured from reputed vendors approved by the Engineer. The
Contractor must also supply samples from time to time to the Engineer for his approval.
The Contractor shall also carry out the tests as and when required by the Engineer.
9. TESTS AFTER COMPLETION
After completion of the project, the Employer may carry out the tests after completion which shall
be carried out under normal operating conditions to assure that the systems performs well
under normal operating conditions.
These tests will include but not limited to:
i. System specific tests and equipment specific tests
ii. Any other test which Employer intends to carry out to check the stability and reliability of
the system.
iii. Any defects if pointed out in the tests after completion shall be rectified at his cost and
within time period of project Contract as deemed reasonable by the Engineer.
If on testing it is found that the material/ equipment is of inferior quality or not up to the standard,
the same has to be replaced immediately at the contractor cost. If it is found that for the sake of
progress of work, it is un-replacable, a substantial reduction of rate/price will be made by the
employer.
10.
OPERATION OF THE
REPRESENTATIVES
SYSTEM
&
ON
SITE
TRAINING
FOR
CLIENTS
Upon completion of the works and all necessary tests, It should be noted that it is
a part of scope for Contractor to operate & maintain the facility for 5 complete
years (Including period of Defects liability period).
Operation & Maintenance contract
i.
ii.
24 hours a day, year round.

All stand-by equipment to be operated as per mutually agreed programme.
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iii.
iv.
v.
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Proper entry and upkeep of relevant log books.

Maintain complaints register. Submit weekly report.
Proper housekeeping of all areas under the contract.
Prepare daily consumption report and summary of operation.
All Inclusive Maintenance Contract

a.
Routine Preventive Maintenance Schedule to be submitted
i.
Schedule to cover manufacturers recommendation and/or common

engineering practice (for all plant and machinery under contract).
ii.
Plant and machinery history card giving full details of equipment and
frequency of checks and overhaul.
iii.
Monthly status report.
iv.
Entire MEP installation to be painted in Fifth year (from commissioning)

before the expiry of operation and maintenance contract.
Uptime during maintenance contract

i.
98% uptime of all systems under contract.
ii.
Up time shall be assessed every month and in case of shortfall during any
month the contract shall be extended by a month.
iii.
There shall be no reimbursement for the extended period.
iv.
Break-downs shall be attended to within ten hours of reporting.
v.
Spare compressor/motor assembly to be made available within seven

calendar days in case of total breakdown/burnout.
Manpower
i.
Adequate number of persons to the satisfaction of the Owners site
representative shall be provided including relievers.
ii.
Statutory requirements of EPF, ESIC and other applicable labor

legislations to be complied with; and monthly certification to that effect to
be submitted.
iii.
Duty allocation and Roaster control shall be contractors responsibility.
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No overtime shall be payable by Owner for any reason whatsoever.
Shut Downs
i.
Routine shut downs shall be permitted only during winter season.
ii.
Contractor shall be at liberty to carry out routine maintenance as and

when required but with prior permission of the Owner.
Payment Terms
i.
Quarterly payment at the beginning of each quarter on pro-rata basis.
11. MAINTENANCE DURING DEFECTS LIABILITY PERIOD

Complaints
The Contractor shall receive calls for any and all problems experienced in the
operation of the system under this contract, attend to these within 10 hours of
receiving the complaints and shall take steps to immediately correct any
deficiencies that may exist.
Repairs
All equipment that require repairing shall be immediately serviced and repaired.
Since the period of Mechanical Maintenance runs concurrently with the defects
liability period, all replacement parts and labor shall be supplied promptly free-ofcharge to the Owner.
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12. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE & SERVICE SCHEDULE

As a minimum requirement, the Contractor shall carry out the inspection, maintenance
and service of all machinery and equipment comprising the MEP systems in accordance
with the periodic service schedule listed below and at the time of such inspections shall
perform when and where necessary the normal services listed below:Notwithstanding the list of maintenance listed below, the Contractor shall submit to the
Engineer-in-charge/CLIENTS within one week of date of handover the details of the
proposed preventive maintenance schedule.
Though the list is exhaustive, it
cannot be taken to be all inclusive. Hence, any other services that will normally form
part of maintenance requirement as per International Best Practice shall be deemed to
be included in the scope of work for maintenance contract. The maintenance intervals of
the filter is directly depends on the air cleanliness of each locality. A dirty filter alters the
pressure balance in the machine and thus performance. It is strongly recommended that
the ACMV Contractor set up programme which ensures that filters are replaced or
cleaned prior to getting clogged enough to become system problem.
CHILLER,
MONTHLY
Check refrigerant level, Leak test with electronic leak detector. If abnormal,
INSPECTION
trace fault and rectify as necessary.
AND
rectification.
Inform CLIENTS in writing on the
SERVICE
Inspect level and condition of oil.
If abnormal, trace fault and rectify as
necessary. Inform CLIENTS in writing on the rectification.

Check the liquid line sight glasses for proper flow.
Check all operating pressure and temperature.
Inspect and adjust, if required, all operating safety controls.
Check capacity control. Adjust if necessary.
Lubricate vane / linkage / bearings.
Visual inspect machine and associated components, and listen for unusual
sound or noise for evidence of unusual conditions.
Check lock bolts and chiller spring mount.
Review daily operating log maintained by CLIENTSs operating personnel.
Providing written report to CLIENTS, outlining services carried out,
adjustment made, rectification carried out and if the deficiency is of a major
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Perform all functions for monthly check.
INSPECTION
PRIOR
TO
EXPIRY
OF
WARRANTY
Check all flanges for tightness.

Change oil in oil sump.
PERIOD
Renew filter.
Check oil temperature control and oil acidity test.
Check motor terminals.
Check connections in starter.
Please note oil filter and necessary gasket replacement shall deem to be included
in the Contract.
Check motor ground, meg. motor and connection wiring on each leg.
Check motor temperature cut-out, tighten motor terminals.
Check starter contacts, arc shield, transformer.
Check dashpot oil, clean dashpot and replace oil when necessary.
Test and calibrate overload setting.
Inspect, calibrate and adjust to original specifications all gauges, safety and
operating controls including low temperature and high pressure cut-out, oil
pressure switch, load limit relay and electrical interlocks.
For Water cooled condenser systems, inspect condenser tubes for fouling. If
fouling exceeds original specifications, ACMV Contractor shall carry out cleaning
of the tubes at his own expense.
For Air-cooled condenser coils, dust should not be allowed to accommodate on
the condenser coil surfaces.
Cleaning should be as often as necessary
(approximately every six months) to keep coil clean. Exercise care when cleaning
the coil, use a soft brush and a sprayer, so that the coil fins are not damaged.
Under no circumstances should this unit be clean with Acid based cleaner. If the
detergent mixture is strongly alkaline ( the value greater than 8.5) an inhibitor
must be added.
WATER
MONTHLY
Inspect all water pumps.
PUMPS
INSPECTION
Check all seals, glands and pipelines for leaks and rectify as necessary
Re-pack and adjust pump glands as necessary.
Check all pump bearings and lubricate with oil or grease as necessary.
Check the tension of all belt drivers and adjust as necessary.
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drive motors and rectify as necessary.

Check all bolts and nuts for tightness and tighten as necessary
Perform all function for monthly checks.
WATER
ANNUAL
PUMPS
INSPECTION
PRIOR
TO
Tighten motor terminals.
EXPIRY
OF
WARRANTY
Check starter contacts.
PERIOD
Test and calibrate overload setting.
EXPANSION
MONTHLY
Inspect expansion tanks. Drain, clean and flush out tanks as necessary.
TANK
CHECK
Analyse chilled water and check on chemical treatment.
EXPANSION
ANNUAL
Perform all functions for monthly checks.
TANK
INSPECTION
PRIOR
TO
EXPIRY
OF
WARRANTY
PERIOD
FANCOIL
MONTHLY
UNITS AND
INSPECTION
AIR
Inspect all air handling and fan coil units.

Check all air filters and clean or change filters as necessary.
HANDLING
UNITS
Check all water coils, seals and pipelines for leaks and rectify as necessary.
Check and re-calibrate modulating valves and controls. Adjust and rectify as
necessary to ensure compliance to the original specifications.
Purge air from all water coils.
Checks all fan bearings and lubricate with grease as necessary.
Check the tension of all belt drives and adjust as necessary.
Check and clean all the condensate pans, trays and drains.
Check, measure and re-calibrate all sensors as necessary.
Check, clean and service smoke detectors. Carry out a system test to ensure that
the smoke detector will trip the AHUs.
Check spring vibration isolators for abnormal vibration. Rectify as necessary.
Coil to be cleaned by (a) spray of high-pressure clean water (not exceeding 30
Psi) (b) with chemical spray, if necessary.
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FANCOIL
ANNUAL
UNITS AND
INSPECTION
AIR HANDLING
PRIOR TO
UNITS
EXPIRTY OF
Perform all functions for monthly checks.
WARRANTY
PERIOD

Test and calibrate overload settings
AIR-COOLED
MONTHLY
PACKAGED
CHECK
UNITS AND
Check condenser fan motor load ampere.

Check fan and motor mounting brackets.
PRECISIONCOMPUTER
Check shafts and bearings. Lubricate with grease as necessary.
TYPE AIRCONDITION
EQUIPMENT
Check for refrigerant leaks with electronic leak detector.
Check electrical terminals and contactors to operation and Connections for
tightness.
Check compressor motor ampere.
Check refrigerant line driers and moisture indicators
AIR-COOLED
ANNUAL
PACKAGED
INSPECTION
UNITS AND
PRIOR TO
PRECISION-
EXPIRY OF
AC
WARRANTY
EQUIPMENT
PERIOD
Perform all functions listed in the monthly checks.
Check operation of all modulating and fixing dampers controlling air flow
AIR DISTRIBU-
MONTHLY
TION SYSTEM
AND ANNUAL
through unit. Lubricate all damper bearings and linkages as necessary.
INSPECTION
Carry out space temperature checks on air-conditioned areas with thermo-
PRIOR TO
hydrograph. Balance air flow as necessary to compliance with requirements
EXPIRY OF
of original specifications. These checks include the calibration of VAV boxes
WARRANTY
(wherever applicable), sensors, thermostat, etc.
PERIOD
Check noise level of discharged air from diffusers.

Check, adjust as necessary the air flow of all fans are in compliance with the
VENTILATION
MONTHLY
original specification.
CHECK AND
ANNUAL
INSPECTION
PRIOR TO
Check and lubricate all fan bearings.
EXPIRY OF
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Test and calibrate overload settings.

A system check shall be carried out for all Mechanical ventilation (MV),
Pressurisation and Exhaust System to verify the performance of the systems.
SWITCH
SIX-
Clean and adjust all switchgear, contactors, relays and associated electrical
BOARD
MONTHLY
equipment at intervals not exceeding six months.
AND ANNUAL
INSPECTION
Check and prove operation of thermal overload and protection devices.
PRIOR TO
Check and ensure tightness of all equipment fastenings and cable
THE EXPIRY
terminations within switchboards.
OF THE
WARRANTY
Vacuum clean all switchboard cubicles.
PERIOD
PIPING
MONTHLY
Check all piping systems for leaks and repair these where they have
SYSTEM
AND ANNUAL
occurred.
INSPECTION
PRIOR TO
Check for damage or deterioration of insulation or sheathings. Rectify as
EXPIRY OF
necessary.
WARRANTY
PERIOD
13. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

In addition to the regular monthly inspection and service, the Contractor shall also
perform the following items of work :Every 3 months, check and analyse the oil and refrigerant of all water chilling units and
replace oil and refrigerant, if necessary. Every 3 months, check and balance outside air
quantities for all air handling units.
Every 6 months, check and clean all strainers on pipe work.
Every 12 months, check and balance water flow rates for all equipment. Every 12
months (prior to expiry of warranty period), overhaul all water chilling units including
inspection and cleaning of heat exchanger tubes of condenser and chiller.
As part of the Conditions of this Contract, the Contractor shall supply the necessary
labour, equipment and instruments for testing of the systems in the MEP system by the
Authorities during inspection. After every inspection and service, the ACMV Contractor
shall submit a written report to the CLIENTS with a carbon copy extended to the
Engineer-in-charge.
As a part of maintenance contract during warranty period and after warranty period, the
ACMV contractor shall maintain the quality of chilled water by using on-line filtration
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system which consists of on-line cartridge type micron filter housed in stainless steel
construction with a micron rating not less than 10 microns working in conjunction with
stainless steel pump of 2cubic meter capacity. This filtration system shall be operated
only during every weekends for eight hours or more , if required. Do not use an acid type
cleaning agent that will damage steel, galvanized steel, polypropylene or internal copper
components.
For the customized maintenance program of BAS applications ,parts replacement
services, periodic inspection and verification, calibration checks, modifications to meet
new regulations, standards, failure analysis, emergency services, system enhancement
services etc., shall be provided as detailed in the technical specification.
14. CONSUMABLE MATERIALS
The ACMV Contractor shall supply the following consumable materials as and when
required.
All oils and greases required for lubrication of compressors, fan bearings, motors
bearings, pivots and other moving parts. All refrigerants required to replace refrigerant
losses in the refrigerant systems.
All consumable, filter elements / rolls.
All Chemicals for the correct chemical treatment of the chilled water system.
All carbon brushes required to replace worn brushes in electric motors.
All electric contact points required to replace worn electric contact points in switchgears,
motor starter gears, electronic control gears and electric relays.
All electric fuses required to replace blown fuses.
All cotton waste, soap detergent and other cleaning materials required for cleaning
purpose.
Necessary quantity cooling water chemicals such as water mate 547 and water mate
706 micro biocides for control destruction of corrosion and scaling due to dissolved
solids, the growths of fungi and algae etc,. Corrosion control shall be done every month
and micro-biological control shall be carried out quarterly per annum.
The cost of these consumable materials shall not be charged for separately by the
ACMV Contractor, but shall be deemed included in the Contract Price.
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15. OPERATING AND COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT.

The scope of the comprehensive maintenance contract entail the successful Tenderer to
bear the full responsibility for all kinds of maintenance such as short term, long term,
routine, emergency maintenance etc. The Successful Tenderer shall be required to post
at site adequate no. of personnel for full time round the clock maintenance. Such
personnel posted at site must have appropriate qualification and experience to ensure
trouble free and continuous operation of the entire system. Senior officers from the
successful Tenderers organization must monitor the work of the field personnel
periodically. Detailed documentation must be maintained of all the work undertaken at
site. Adequate spares must
be maintained at site to ensure that the down time is minimal. Maintenance schedule
and routine services must be submitted to the Engineer-in-charge/Consultant and any
maintenance work must be undertaken after obtaining approval /permission of the
CLIENTS.
Operational charges as required in the Volume-2 to be furnished by the contractor and
this is optional with no evaluation for tendered amount. This may be quoted separately.
A lumpsum offer for the entire period of service contract of 42 months (after the
guarantee period with effect from the date of handing over) shall be made and the offer
shall remain firm till the end of service contract period and no escalation on whatsoever
account shall be considered. Payment shall be considered in 10 equal installments, (for
42 months contract period) one at the end of each quarter of an year after satisfactory
completion, which decision rest with the CLIENTS. Any expenditure incurred by the
CLIENTS due to defective service rendered under the service contract shall be
recovered from the payment of installment(s)
The Agreement for principle contract between CLIENTS /Facility Management shall be
executed within 10 days of the issue of work order /letter of intent and the supplement
agreement for service maintenance contract (To be drawn subsequently between the
CLIENTS and the Contractor) shall be complement to each other. It is the intention of
the CLIENTS to examine at an appropriate time, the possibility of entering the operating
and maintenance contract with the ACMV Contractor or appointment of a reputed and
experienced operating and maintenance agency to take responsibility of a
comprehensive and integrated operations and maintenance contract of the entire
complex including all services.
In the event of CLIENTS appointing a main O&M Contractor directly without engaging
the services of the ACMV contractor, the ACMV contractor shall not refuse or cause
difficulties to the Main O&M Contractor in procuring special equipment and spares as
may be required during the execution of the main O&M Contract. The ACMV Contractor
shall extend full co-operation at all times in this regard including technical consultation,
clarification as may be required. As a minimum requirement, the ACMV Contractor shall
carry out the inspection, maintenance and service of all machinery and equipment
comprising the ACMV systems in accordance with the periodic service schedule listed in
document including additional requirements and consumable materials
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Warranty for Equipment :

With respect to the equipment / controls provided by the contractor under this contract,
the contractor shall be deemed to have furnished to the CLIENTS, the following
warranties.
Of Title:
The Contractor warrants that the equipments are not subject to any security interest, lien
or other encumbrance
Against patent infringements:
The contractor shall at his own expense defend and save CLIENTS harmless from the
expenses and consequences of any suit or procedure brought against the user so far as
the said suit or procedure is based on a claim that the equipment provided constitute an
infringement of any patent in existence on the date of the Contract. In addition, the
Contractor shall secure all his own expense, a fully paid up licence or licences that will
permit the user to continue operation of the equipment provided, free of further claim for
infringement.
Of performance:
The Contractor warrants that the equipment provided are suitable for the purpose or the
purpose for which such goods are used, conform to promise or alternations made by the
Contractor and conform to performance specifications stipulated in the contract.
Of fitness:
The contractor warrants that the equipments provided are suitable for the particular
purpose stipulated in the contract. The CLIENTS affirms that it has relied on the
Contractors skills and judgment to select or provide equipment for a particular purpose
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DESIGN INTENT FOR ARCHITECTURE
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The building shall be planned to utilize the maximum FAR allowed by the statutory
authority. Technical Floor & Service Floors are free from FAR
All the spaces provided shall be adequately ventilated for light and air.
Suitable escapes for fire shall be planned as per the requirement specified in NBC and
other applicable standard codes of practice
The set backs and height of the building shall conform to all regulatory authority rules.
Premium quality materials shall be provided for walls, floors, windows, doors etc in tune
with the industry standards of similar buildings.
Proper care shall be taken to plan movement logistics to avoid criss - crossing of traffic
The faade of the building shall be appealing, by judicially mixing the use of energy
efficient glass, cladding materials, wall appropriate to the use of the building. The ratio of
glass to wall shall vary depending the direction and as required for LEED certification.
Space planning for required services in particular to the Bio Technical labs shall be given
importance.
Service routing and ducts shall be planned for easy access, maintenance and scalability.
Green building materials shall used as far as possible for obtaining LEEDS Certification
(Minimum Gold)
Sufficient space for parking of vehicles as per the industry norms shall be provided
A Clear height of 3.5 m shall be provided below false ceiling in BT labs & 3.0 m below
false ceiling IT labs / work space
Vertical circulation shall be well planned to provide quick access to upper floors by
suitable location of stairs and bank of elevators.
Paver blocks shall be provided for drive ways
Water proofing terraces and roof shall be membrane system with low VOC
Organic Compound) adhesives.
Main entrance and lift lobby floors shall have polished granite, corridors with vitrified
tiles, basement floor with RCC grade slab, Food court with combination of vitrified tile
and granite, office floor with vitrified tiles, toilets floor with anti skid vitrified tile and walls
with vitrified tiles, lift lobby walls with granite / high quality marble slabs.
All paints proposed shall be water based with low VOC content.
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DESIGN INTENT FOR STRUCTURES
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General
Structural drawings shall be read and used in conjunction with relevant Architectural
drawings. All Structural materials used shall be in conformation with relevant Indian
Standard Codes. Dimensions mentioned in structural drawings will be in millimetre unless
otherwise mentioned.
Analysis
The Building shall be analysed as a Space Frame. The building shall be modelled using
structural engineering software package ETABS 9.1.4. or any other standard proven
software . SI units should be followed for entire analysis and design. The modelled space
frame should be analyzed for Dead Loads (DL), Live Loads (LL), Wind Loads (WL),
Earthquake Loads(EQ), and their combinations as per IS: 1893-2002 (part-1). The Building
should also be checked for story drift. All supports (foundations) of the Building columns and
shear walls shall be considered as fixed joints for analysis. Effective length of columns shall
be considered as per the standard codes of practice. This structure should be designed and
detailed as per Indian codes of practice. All disaster managements practices as specified in
NBC to be followed.
As the structure is quite tall, the lateral loads will be significant. Transfer of lateral loads is
very important & special care must be taken to transfer these loads. Sufficient numbers of
shear walls should be provided for force transfer in lateral direction & to control the
deflection due to lateral loads.
As the vertical & lateral loads are quite high, reinforced concrete bored cast-in-situ piles
shall be proposed as foundation for the main columns and shear walls of main building
portion.
LOADS Gravity, Seismic & Wind
The Gravity loads primarily comprise of
a). Dead load
b). Live load.
DEAD LOADS:
The dead load in a building shall comprise the weight of all walls, partitions, floors and roofs
and shall include the weights of all permanent constructions in the buildings. The unit weight
per mass of the materials and parts or components of the building that are applicable to the
determination of dead load calculations are obtained by referring to IS 875 : 1987 (part-1).
(REFER TABLE -1). Refer Table-2 for super imposed dead loads.
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Table-1 Density of Materials:

No
1
2.
3.
Description
RCC
Steel
Saturated soil
Unit
kN/m3
kN/m3
kN/m3
Value
25
78.5
20
4.
Solid block masonry 200 thk.
kN/m3
24
5.
Brick Masonry
(optional)
kN/m3
20
230 thk.
Table 2 Superimposed Dead Loads (SDL):

No
Description
Unit
Remarks
Including plastering
(12 mm + 12mm)
Including plastering
(12 mm + 12mm)
Value
Remarks
1.
Floor Finish (Office portion)
kN/m2
2.4
100mmthk.max.
Floor Finish (Basement & stilts)
kN/m2
2.4
100mm thk max.
3.
Floor Finish (Service region)
kN/m2
1.5
60mm thk. max.
4.
1.5
60 mm thk max.
5.
Floor Finish (Staircases and

kN/m2
landings)
Partitions
kN/m2
1.0
6.
Landscaping
6.0
300 mm thk soil max.
kN/m2
LIVE LOADS:
Live loads on floors comprise all loads other than dead loads produced by intended use or
occupancy of a building, distributed and concentrated loads, loads due to impact and vibrations
and dust load but excluding wind, seismic loads, etc. The minimum live load on different floors
for different purposes of usage are taken from IS 875:1987 (part-2). (REFER TABLE -3)
Table 3 Live Loads
No
Description
Unit
Live
1.
Office Area/ Gym
kN/m2
3.5
2
2
AHU/ Chiller floor
kN/m
7.5
2
3
Pantry
kN/m
3.5
4
Server room/Electrical room/ Store
kN/m2
5
2
5
Toilets
kN/m
2.0
2
6
Lounge area/ Lift Lobby/
kN/m
5.0
7
BT Labs
kN/m2
5.0
2
8
Basement parking area
kN/m
2.5
9
Fire Tender load
kN/m2
20
SEISMIC LOADS:
Earthquakes cause random motion of ground, which can be resolved in any three mutually
perpendicular directions. This motion causes the structure to vibrate. The response of the
structure to the ground vibration is a function of the nature of foundation soil, materials, form,
size and mode of construction of the structure, and the duration and the intensity of ground
motion. IS 1893:2002 has been used for the earthquake analysis of the present structure. The
relevant parameters based on the location of the building shall be considered for design in
accordance to IS 1893: 2002,
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WIND LOADS:
Basic wind speed for the Kolkata region shall be considered as per IS 875-part III for the design
of structure to resist wind forces. The structure shall be designed to safely resist forces derived
based on various parameters and conditions as stipulated in the Indian Standard Codes of
practise.
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS:
Grade of Reinforcement Steel
All reinforcement used shall be high yield strength deformed bars (TMT bars) of Grade Fe-500
confirming to IS 1786 indicated with a prefix of with the appropriate bar diameter. All
reinforcing steel used is to be tested and certified through an independent and recognized
laboratory. Manufacturers certificate is not accepted. Also the source of supply should be from
reputed companies like SAIL, VIZAG Steel, & TISCO.
Grade of Cement
Minimum Grade of cement to be used for construction shall be 43/53 grade Portland Puzzolona
Cement conforming to IS 8112.
Grade of Concrete
Minimum Grade of concrete will be as per codal provision confirming IS 456: 2000, for
MODERATE environmental exposure condition. Use of different Grades of concretes for the
structural elements as per the design requirement shall be permitted. The application of grade
of concrete shall be solely governed by the design requirements. The minimum cement content
for different grades of concrete subject to MODERATE environmental exposure condition shall
be as per IS 456:2000.Minimum Grade of Concrete adopted for design shall be M25 and
maximum grade as per design requirement.
Other Building Materials
Should follow the relevant IS codes
Fire Resistance
In general, the building should be designed for a fire rating of 2 hours.
Expansion Joint
Double columns shall be provided for expansion joints if required. The gap between the
columns should be calculated based on the deflections of the two buildings as per clause 7.11.3
of IS 1893:2002.
Design Criteria:
Super Structure: RCC
All the structural elements should be designed as per IS: 456-2000 using the fundamentals of
Limit State Method.
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Super Structure: Steel

Structural steel shall confirm to IS: 2062 & is of Grade 250. All the structural steel elements are
designed as per IS: 800-1984 using the fundamentals of Working stress method,.
Sub Structure:The foundation shall be designed to safely transfer the forces to ground as per the
recommendations of geotechnical investigation report to be carried out by the tenderer.
Basement Construction
Water Proofing
Membrane type of Water Proofing from GRACE WATER PROOFING SYSTEMS (U.S.A.) or
equivalent system is recommended for use below the raft & on the external surface of the
retaining wall as it forms a seamless membrane all around.
Faade Elements:
a) Glazing
The main supporting members shall be proposed in Structural Steel so as to avoid maintenance
at heights.
b) Precast Elements if any
Shall be supported by insert plates with projecting studs .
Alternatively, friction grip bolts from HILTI/FISCHER can be used to connect the precast
elements to the RCC elements.
Detailing:
All the structural RCC elements shall be detailed as per IS: 13920 for extra safety
and good performance of members during the occurrence of probable
earthquake, and as per SP-34.
Proper curtailment details should be followed to get the economy and ease in
construction at site.
The general arrangement of steel shall be detailed as per IS 800-1984, SP-381987, SP-40.
Load Factors
Partial safety factors for loads as per Clause No: 36.4.1 of IS 456: 2000 shall be as follows:
For Gravity Loads
= 1.5 DL + 1.5 LL
For Lateral Loads
= 1.2 DL + 1.2 LL + 1.2 WL/EL

= 1.5 DL + 1.5 WL/EL
Material safety factors

For Concrete :
For Steel
:
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Load Combinations
The following Load Combinations should be considered for the Serviceability for RCC & steel
1.
(DL+ LL)
2.
(DL EQXTP)
DL Dead Load
3.
(DL EQYTP)
LL Live Load
4.
(DL EQXTN)
5.
(DL EQYTN)
EQTPEarthquake load
6.
(DL + LL EQXTP)
With torsion positive
7.
(DL + LL EQYTP)
EQTNEarthquake load
8.
(DL + LL EQXTN)
With torsion negative
9.
(DL + LL EQYTN)
10.
(DL WLX)
WL- Wind load
11.
(DL WLY)
12.
(DL + LL WLX)
13.
(DL + LL WLY)
The following Load Combinations should be considered for the design of RCC
14.
1.5(DL+ LL)
15.
1.5(DL EQXTP)
16.
1.5(DL EQYTP)
17.
1.5(DL EQXTN)
18.
1.5(DL EQYTN)
DL Dead Load
19.
1.2(DL + LL EQXTP)
LL Live Load
20.
1.2(DL + LL EQYTP)
21.
1.2(DL + LL EQXTN)
EQTPEarthquake load
22.
1.2(DL + LL EQYTN)
With torsion positive
23.
0.9 DL 1.5 EQXTP
EQTNEarthquake load
24.
0.9 DL 1.5 EQYTP
With torsion negative
25.
0.9 DL 1.5 EQXTN
WL- Wind load
26.
0.9 DL 1.5 EQYTN
27.
1.5(DL WLX)
28.
1.5(DL WLY)
29.
1.2(DL + LL WLX)
30.
1.2(DL + LL WLY)
31.
0.9 DL WLX
32.
0.9 DL WLY
The following Load Combinations should be considered for the design of STEEL.
33.
(DL+ LL)
34.
0.75 (DL WLX)
35.
0.75 (DL WLZ)
36.
0.75 (DL EQX)
37.
0.75 (DL EQZ)
Note:-0.75 indicates allowance for 33 % increase in permissible stresses.
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Serviceability Checks for R.C.C

a) For Vertical Deflection
Total Load Deflection
Live Load Deflection
b) Max storey driftc) Wind load deflections
Serviceability Checks for Steel
For Vertical Deflections For Lateral Deflections
Wind load deflections
Max storey drift-
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Span/250
Span/350
Storey height x 0.004 for earthquake
Height / 500
Span/325
Height / 500
Storey height x 0.004 for earthquake
1. Earthwork
Excavations for structures shall consist of removal of material for the construction of foundations
for the buildings, water tanks and other structures, in accordance with the design. The contractor
shall provide necessary protection around the excavation wherever needed.
The detailed methodology and excavation program should be submitted in advance and got
approved by the Engineer before proceeding with the same.
i. All the major excavations shall be carried out by mechanical excavator.
ii. While planning or executing excavations, the Contractor shall take ail adequate precautions against soil
erosion, water Pollution etc. Adequate drainage measures should be taken to keep the site free of water
iii. Suitable shoring arrangements shall be permitted by the Engineer in order to achieve safe excavations
wherever needed.
iv. Extra excavations below the prescribed levels shall be filled back with PCC (1:4:8) or as directed by the
Engineer.
v. Earth required for backfilling or other purpose to be stored at site with proper precaution and the surplus to be
removed out of site without causing any hindrance to the activities of the surrounding areas.
The Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions for the protection of any or all existing trees, drains, sewers
of other sub-surface drains, pipes, conduits and any other structures under or above ground, which may be
affected by constructions operations and which in the opinion of the Engineer shall be continued without any
change.
General filling:
The earth used for filling shall be free from all roots, grass, shrubs, rank vegetation et,
brushwood, trees, saplings and rubbish. Fillings from excavated earth/ from borrow pits shall
be done.
i.
Regular horizontal layers each layer not exceeding 20 cm in depth. All lumps and
clods exceeding 8 cm in any direction shall be broken. Each layer shall be flooded
with water for atleast 24 hours, allowed to dry and consolidated to achieve a dry
density of not less than 95% with steel rammer of 1 tonne roller. The top and side of
the filling shail be neatly dressed. The Contractor shall make good all subsidence
and shrinkage in earth fillings during execution and till the completion of the works.
ii.
Back filling in excavated areas like footings, trenches sides of basements
retaining walls and other location shall be done. Final level/dressings of
excavations shall also be done.
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Plain and Reinforced Concrete.

Cement Concrete shall be composed of cement, fine aggregates, coarse aggregates and
water with or without admixtures as approved, proportioned and mixed.
i.
Applicable codes and standards.
Cement
- IS 650 Specifications for standard testing of cement
- IS 4031 Methods of physical Test for hydraulic cement
- IS 4032 Methods of chemical analysis for hydraulic cement
- IS 6295 Methods for test for determination of water soluble chlorides in concrete
admixtures.
Concrete
National Building Code of India SP:7
- Handbook on Concrete mixes SP:23 (S&T)
- CPWD specifications
- Other relevant BIS/BS/DIN
Codes
ii.
Materials comprising the concrete
Cement:
(a)
Cement used shall be 43/53 grade Portland Puzzolona Cement
Following tests regarding the cement must be carried out by the Contractor.
> Setting time test by VICAT's apparatus as per IS: 4031 and IS: 5513
> Compressive strength on cement as per IS: 4031, IS650 and IS: 10080
(b)
(c)
Ail cement shall be fresh when delivered and at ambient atmospheric temperature.
Total chloride content in cement shall in no case exceed 0.05% by mass of cement.
Also total sulphur content calculated as sulphuric anhydrire (S)) shall in no case
exceed 2.5% and 3.0% when tricaicium aluminate percent by mass is upto 5 or
greater than 5 respectively.
Aggregate:
Aggregate from all sources shall be in accordance with IS: 383, the Contractor shall
submit to the Engineer certificates of grading and compliance from the suppliers
for all consignments of aggregate.
Pine Aggregate
Grading of concrete should be as per sieves as per IS: 383, IS: 460, IS: 1607 and IS:
2386.
(b) The grading of aggregate when determined as described in IS: 2386 (part I) shall be
within the grading zones, I, II and III.
(c) The fine aggregate shall be pit sand, stone dust or other approved sand free from
clay, loam, earth or vegetable matter and from salt or other harmful chemicals. It
shall be dean, sharp, strong, angular and composed of hard siliceous material.
(d) Proportion on clay, silt and fine dust by sedimentation method as per IS: 2386 part-It
Moisture content in fine aggregates should be as per IS 2386 part III.
Coarse Aggregate
(a) The coarse aggregate should be crushed stone. Coarse aggregate obtained from
(a)
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crushed or broken stone shall be angular, hard, strong, dense, durable, clean and
free from soft, friable, thin plate, elongated or flaky places.
Engineer, the nominal maximum size shall not exceed 20 mm.
Water
Water used in the works shall be potable water and free from deleterious
materials. Water used for mixing and curing concrete as well as for
cooling and/or washing aggregate shall be fresh and clean, free from
injurious amounts of oils, salts; acids, alkali, other chemical and organic
matter. Water shall be from the source approved by the Engineer and
shall be in accordance with clause 4.3 of IS 456.
Admixtures and additives

(a)
Chemical admixtures shall not be used by the contractor until permitted by
the Engineer. Incase their use is permitted, the type, amount and method
of use of any admixture proposed by the Contractor shall be submitted to
the Engineer for approval.
(b)
The admixtures when used shall confirm to IS: 9103 retarding mixtures
shall be based on lingosus phonates wit h due consideration to clause 5.2
and 5.3 of IS:7861.
(c)
In reinforced concrete, the chloride content of any admixture used shall
not exceed by weight of the admixture as determined in accordance with
IS:6925 and the total chloride and sulphate contents in the concrete mix shall
not exceed 0.15% and 4% respectively by weight of cement.
Durability requirements of concrete
Grade of
M-20
Concrete as per
IS:456
Max. Free Water Cement

Ratio
0.5
M-25
M-30
M-35 and
0.5
0.4
0.4
above
Min. Cement Content 300 Kg\cum. 360 Kg\cum 360 Kg\cum 360 Kg\cum
The maximum permissible cement content in concrete shall be limited to 450

Kg\cum.
Workability of cement concrete shall be checked at frequent intervals by slump test.
Where facilities exist and required by the Engineer, compaction factor test in
accordance with IS: 1199 shall also be carried out.
The measure of quality control exercised by the Contractor in the manufacture of the
concrete at site shall be the standard deviation derived from the analysis of the
results tested in accordance with IS:516. Sampling shall be done as per IS:456 and
IS: 1199.
iii. Concrete testing Test Cubes
The strength of concrete either in addressing the suitability of the trial mixes or when placed in
the works shall be determined from 150 mm cubes made, cured, stored, transported and tested in
accordance with IS:516.
Test cubes shall be made as, where and when the Engineer may require. The moulds for
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making the cubes shall be as per IS: 10086

iv. Construction joints
Construction joints where required shall be shown in the drawings. Construction joints shall
not be hacked, wetted or mortared before concrete is placed against them.
Lists of tests to be carried out:
Sl. No.
1
Materials to be tested
Type of test
Mix design
Laboratory tests, Separate mix design for each grade of

and for each tvoe and brand of inoredient
Cement
Manufacturers certificate for each consignment and

each brand of cement followed by testing of samples at
independent / recognized laboratories in terms of
applicable standards
Setting time test for each consignment

Mortar cube strength at site
3
Fine Aggregates
Sieve analysis for checking grading

Test for proportion of silt and fine due by
sedimentation method
Test for moisture content
Chloride Content test
4
5
6
7
8
Coarse Aggregates
Composition of graded stones aggregates to the

satisfaction of the engineer
Water
Tests for fit ness for use as concrete as well as for

Curing at every change of season
Admixtures and
additives
Water Cement ratio
and workability
Concrete testing
Chloride content
12
Load testing of
completed structure
Testing of water
retaining structures
Reinforcements
Curing Compounds
Manufacturer's test certificate required
13
Expansion joint fillers
Joint sealing
compounds
Water stops
Anchor fasteners
9
10
11
14
15
16
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3.
Formwork:
i. Forms shall be used wherever necessary to confine the concrete during vibration to shape it
to the required lines.
ii. Forms shall have the sufficient strength to withstand the pressure resulting from
placement and vibration of concrete and shall be maintained rigidly in position. Adequate
number and size of struts, braces, ties and props to ensure rigidity of forms during
concreting shall adequately support framework. Where props rest on natural or filled
up ground, to avoid any settlement, the soil should be thoroughly compacted and
bases of props shall be of sufficient size as to restrict the bearing pressure on the
ground to ST/sqm.
iii. All formwork erected shaif be approved by the Engineer before concreting is started.
iv. Formwork should be removed carefully so as to prevent damage to the concrete. Wooden
wedges only shall be used between the concrete surface and the form if necessary
while removal. Metal wedges, bars or tools shall not be used for this purpose. Any
concrete damaged in the process shall be repaired in accordance with the provisions of
concrete specifications.
v. Immediately after the forms are removed, they shall be cleaned with jet of water and a
soft brush before they are reused.
vi. The Contractor shall not be permitted reuse of any forms which in the opinion of the
Engineer have worn out and have become unfit for formwork. The Engineer may
in his absolute discretion order rejection of any form he considers un fit for use in the
works and order their removal from the site.
4. Steel Reinforcement
Prior to the delivery of reinforcement steel required, the contractor shall submit the
following to the Engineer for review.
(a) Certified copies of mill tests reports including chemical analysis and physical
properties as required by the applicable Indian standards for each consignment of
steel.
(b) Where such mill certificates are not available or if the Engineer feels to subsequent
conformance of the mill test reports, the Contractor shall employ an approved
testing laboratory to perform the required tests and chemical analysis at his cost.
i. Steel reinforcement specifications
(a) Mild Steel of Grade 1 tested quality conforming to IS: 432 part 1
(b) High strength deformed steel bars of tested quality conforming to IS: 1786
(c) Hard drawn steel wire fabric conforming to IS: 1566
(d) Thermo mechanically treated bars conforming to relevant IS code
i. All steel shall be procured from original producers and no rolled steel shall be
incorporated in the work unless permitted by the Engineer.
ii. Only new steel shall be delivered to the site and shall be free from any mill scale, lose
rust, grease, oil, paint or any other deleterious material which reduces or destroys
bond.
iii. Defective, brittle and burnt bars shall be discarded and not included in the work.
Cracked end of bars shall be discarded.
iv. Binding wire shall be annealed steel wire conforming to IS: 280 and minimum 18
gauge.
v. Welding Electrodes shall be ordinary mild steel grade electrodes conforming to IS 814
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and shall be of best quality approved by the Engineer. The work shall be carried
strictly as per IS: 2751 and IS: 9417.
vi, While storing, contact with soil should be avoided, proper protection shall be provided
to avoid corrosion and bars of different classification and diameters shall be stored
separately.
Vii The splicing locations of column reinforcement should be as per IS: 13920-1933.
viii. Welding of bars if required shall be done in accordance with IS: 816 A, IS: 2751 and
IS: 9417.
5. Structural Steel Work
Fabrication and erection of structural steelwork shall be in compliance with the
design, specifications and relevant codes and standards
Applicable codes and specifications
IS 456: 2000 Plain & Reinforced Concrete - Code of Practice.
IS 1786: 1985 Specification for High Strength Deformed Steel Bars and Wires for
Concrete Reinforcement.
SP 16 (S&T) Design Aids for Reinforced Concrete to IS 456: 1978
SP 34 Hand Book on Concrete Reinforcement and Detailing.
SP 23 Handbook on Concrete Mixes.
IS 800: 1984 Code of Practice for General Construction in Steel.
IS 875: 1987 (Part I to V) Code of Practice for Design Loads.
IS 1893: 2002 (Part I) Criteria for Earthquake Resistant Design of Structures.
IS 13920: 1993 Ductile Detailing of Reinforced Concrete Structures Subjected to
Seismic Forces.
IS 3370: 1965 (Part I to II) Code of Practice for Concrete Structures for the storage of
liquids.
IS 1904: 1986 Code of Practice of Design and Construction of Foundations in Soils,
General Requirements.
IS 1080: 1980 - Code of Practice of Design and Construction Shallow Foundations in
Soils (Other than Raft, Ring and Shell).
IS 2911: 1979 - Code of Practice of Design and Construction of Pile Foundations.
6. BRICK WORK
Bricks shall be machine moulded and shall be free from cracks, flaws and
nodules of free lime. Unless otherwise specified by the Contractor and approved
by the Engineer, they shall conform to BIS 1077. Bricks should be of uniform,
deep red colour (unless otherwise specified), thoroughly burnt but without being
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vitrified. They shall be regular in shape and size and shall have sharp and
square edges and parallel faces. Bricks shall emit a clear ringing sound when
struck. All brick work to be done with 1st class bricks.
Commonly burnt clay bricks
a. It shall have nominal dimensions of 250X125X75 mm with a tolerance in
dimensions of +4%.
b. The average compressive strength of bricks of class designation 75 shall not be
less than 75 kg/sq-cm.
c. The average water absorption of bricks shall not be more than 20% by weight
Methods for testing
The following tests shall be carried out for the bricks. The contractor shall make
arrangements for these tests to be conducted by a recognized laboratory and submit
the results to Engineer.
(a)
Dimensional Tolerance tests- IS: 4139:1989
(b)
Compressive strength tests- BIS 3495
(c)
Water absorption tests- BIS 3495
(d)
Efflorescence tests- BIS 3495 latest edition
Cement for mortar
Portland Puzzolona cement Sand for mortar BIS 2116-1965
Water for mixing mortar
As per clause 4.3 of BIS 456-1964
Laying of bricks
English bonds shall be adopted laying bricks with frog upwards, conforming to BIS
2212. Half or cut bricks shall not be used except for completing the bond.
7. PLASTERING
7.1
SCOPE
These specifications cover the use of plastering for masonry and RCC work.
7.2
APPLICABLE INDIAN STANDARDS
The provision of the latest revisions of the following IS codes shall form a part of this
specification to the extent they are relevant.
IS: 712 Building Lines
IS: 1200 Method of measurement of building and
Part XII Civil Engg. Works - Plastering
IS: 1542 Specification for sand for plaster
IS: 1630 Mason's Tools for Plaster work
IS: 1661 Code of practice for application of cement lime plaster finishes.
IS: 10067 Material Constants for Building Works
Other l.S. Codes, not specifically mentioned here, but pertaining to plastering work,
form part of these specifications.
7.3 GENERAL
7.3.1 Cement Mortar
Cement mortar shall have the proportion of cement to sand as specified and shall comply
with relevant clauses of concrete specifications.
7.3.2 Scaffolding
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Scaffolding will be double and shall be erected with steel sections or pipes of adequate
strength so as to be safe for construction operations. The contractor shall take all
measures to ensure the safety of the work and working people. Any instructions of the
Engineer in this respect shall also be complied with. The contractor shall be entirely
responsible for any damage to properly or in-jury to persons resulting from ill erected
scaffolding, defective ladders and materials or otherwise arising out of his default in this
respect. Proper scaffolding shall be provided to allow easy approach to every part of the
work. Overhead work shall not be allowed.
7.3.3 Tools and Accessories
Tools and accessories used in plaster work shall conform to IS: 1630. All tools shail be
cleaned by scrapping and washing at the end of each day's work or after use. Metal
tools shall be cleaned after each operation. All tools shall be examined to see that they
are thoroughly cleaned before plastering is begun.
7.3.4 Programme of work in relation to plastering
The programme of other building operations before, during and after piaster-ing shail be
according to the instructions contained in clause 9 of IS: 1661.
7.3.5 General Precaution in plastering
All general precautions as specified in IS: 1661, Clause 9, shall be taken and preparation
of the background shall be done as laid down in IS: 1661, Clause 13. Care shall be
taken to see that other parts of the work or adjacent works are not damaged while
plastering.
7.3.6 Preparatory work
All joints in the face work that is to be plastered shall be raked out to depth equal to not
less than the width of the joints or as directed by the Engineer.
The raking shall be done taking care not to allow by chipping of masonry. In new work
the raking out shall be done when the mortar in the joints is still green. Smooth surfaces
of concrete, old plaster, etc. must be suitably roughened to provide necessary bond for the
plaster. AH dirt, soot, oil paint or any other material that might interfere with satisfactory
bond shall be removed. In the case of stone masonry, scrubbing on the walls to receive
the plaster shall not be more than 12 mm (1/2"). The surface to be plastered shall be
cleaned and scrubbed with fresh water and kept wet for 6 hours prior to plastering. It
shall be kept damp during the progress of the work. The plastering shall not be
commenced unless the preparatory work is passed in writing by the Engineer
7.3.7 Gauges
Patches of plaster 15 cm x 15 cm shall be put on about 3 m apart as gauges to ensure
even plastering in one plane.
7.3.8 Workmanship
Plastering:
In all plaster work the mortar shall be firmly applied with somewhat more than the
required thickness and well pressed into the joints and on the surface and rubbed and
levelled with a flat wooden rule to give required thickness. Long straight edges shall be
freely used to give perfectly plane and even surface. Alt corners must be finished to their
true angles or rounded as directed by the Engineer. The surface shall be finished to
plane or curved surface as shown on the plan or directed by the Engineer, and shall
present a neat appearance. The mortar shall adhere to the masonry surface intimately
when set and there should be no hollow sound when struck. Cement plastering should
be done in squares or strips as directed. Plastering shall be done from top downward.
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First or Backing Coat

The first coat of the specified thickness shall be applied as described above. The
subsequent coat shad be applied after this coat has been allowed to set for 3 to 5 days
depending upon weather conditions. The surface shall not be allowed to dry during this
period.
7.3.9 Plastering to Ceiling
Projecting burrs of mortar formed due to the gaps at joints in shuttering shall be removed.
The surface shall be scrubbed dean with wire brushes. In addi-tion concrete surface shall
be poke marked with a pointed tool at spacing of not more than 50 mm centres, the
pokes being made not less than 3 mm deep, to ensure a proper key for the plaster. The
mortar shall be washed off and surface cleaned of all oil, grease etc., and well wetted
before the plaster is applied
8. PAINTING
8.1 SCOPE
These specifications cover the use of paints for the plastered and concrete surfaces. It
also includes the painting of wood and metal surfaces.
8.2 GENERAL
The provisions of the latest revisions of the following IS: Codes shall form a part of this
specification.
IS: 63 Whiting for Paints Ready mixed paint, brushing, grey filler, for Enamels, for use over
primers,
IS: 426 Specification for paste filler for colour coats.
IS: 428 Specification for Distemper, Oil Emulsion, colour as required.
IS: 1200 Method of Measurement of Building & Civil Engg Works -Part XIII White
Washing, colour washing, distempering & other finishes.
IS: 2395 Code of practice for painting concrete masonry and piaster Part I: surfaces.
Operation & workmanship
IS: 2395 Code of practice for painting concrete, masonry and plaster Part Il: surfaces.
Schedule
IS: 5410 Specification for cement paints, colour as required.
Other IS Codes not specifically mentioned here, but pertaining to painting form
part of these specifications.
9. MATERIALS
Materials shall strictly conform to the relevant IS: Specifications.
9.1
General
Wherever scaffolding is necessary, it shall be erected in such a way that as far as
possible no part of scaffolding shall rest against the surface to be painted. A properly
secured and well tied suspended platform (JHOOLA) may be used for painting.
Where ladders are used, pieces of old gunny bags shall be tied at top and cotton to
prevent scratches to the walls and floors. For painting of ceilings, proper stage
scaffolding shall be erected, where neces-sary.
Preparation of surfaces:
The surface shall be thoroughly cleaned off all dirt, dust, mortar dropping and other
foreign matter, before paint is to be applied. New plaster surfaces shall be allowed to dry
for at least 2 months, before applying paint. AH unnecessary nails shall be removed.
Pitting in plaster shall be made good with putty. The surface shall then be rubbed down
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again with a fine grade sand paper and madesmooth.

The surface shad be allowed to dry thoroughly before the regular coat of paint is allowed.
The surface affected by moulds moss, fungi, algaelicnens, efflorescence shall be treated
in accordance with IS 2395 (Part I) before applying paint.
9.2
Oil-Bound Distempering
9.2.1 Preparation of Surfaces:
Any unevenness shall be made good by applying putty, made of plaster of Paris mixed
with water on the entire surface including filling up the undulation and then sand papering
the same after it is dry.
9.2.2 Primer Coat:
The primer where used as on undercoated surfaces shall be alkali resistance primer or
distemper primer as specified in the item. These shall be of the same manufacture as of
oil bound distemper. If the wall surface plaster has not dried completely alkali resistance
primer shall be applied before distempering the waits. But if the distempering is done
after the wall surface is dried completely, distemper primer shall be applied.
Application:
Primer shall be applied with a brush on the clean dry and smooth surface. Horizontal
strokes shall be given first and vertical strokes shall be applied immediately afterwards.
This entire operation will constitute one coat. The surface shall be finished as uniformly
as possible leaving no brush marks. It shall be allowed to dry for at least 48 hours, before
oil bound distemper or paint is applied.
Preparation of oi! bound distemper:
The distemper shall be diluted with water or any other prescribed thinner in a manner
recommended by the manufacturer. Only sufficient quantity of distemper required for
days work shall be prepared.
9.2.3 Application of distemper coat:
After the primer coat has dried for at least 48 hours, the surface shall be lightly sand
papered to make it smooth for receiving the distemper, taking care not to rub out the
priming coat. All loose particles shall be dusted off after rubbing. Minimum two coats of
distemper shall be applied with brushes in horizontal strokes followed to immediately by
vertical which together shall constitute one coat. The subsequent coats shall be applied
after a time interval of at least 24 hours between consecutive coats to permit the proper
drying of the preceding coat.
The finished surface shall be even and uniform without patches, brush marks, distemper,
drops, etc.
Sufficient quantity of distemper shall be mixed to finish one room at a time. The
application of a coat in each room shall be finished in one operation and no work shall be
started in any room, which cannot be completed the same day.
15 cm. double bristled distemper brushes shall be used. After each days work, brushes
shall be thoroughly washed in hot water with soap solution and hung down to dry. Old
brushes which are dirty and caked with distemper shall not be used on the work.
9.3 White wash:
General
The item refers to white-washing over old and new concrete, stone masonry brick
plastered surfaces and asbestos cement sheets.
White wash shall be prepared from fresh burnt white stone lime or shell lime. This lime
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shall be of class C type as per IS: 712. Surkhi lime or time of equivalent quality may be
used. The lime shall be dissolved in a tub with sufficient quality of water (about 4.5
liters/Kg, of lime) and the whole shall be thoroughly mixed and stirred until it attains the
consistency of thin cream. The wash shall be taken out in small quantities and strained
through a clear course cloth. Alternatively with IS: 63 may also be used. Clean gum
dissolved in hot water shall then be added in suitable proportion of 2 gm of gum arabic to
a litre of lime or whiting to prevent the white-wash coming off easily when rubbed. Rice
may be used instead of gum.
Scaffolding:
This may be double or single according to requirements, if ladders are used, pieces of
old gunny bags or doth rags shall be tied on their tops to avoid damage or scratches to the
wall. Proper stage scaffolding shall be created when white-washing ceiling. The
contractor shall be responsible for accidents if any taken place.
Preparation of Surface:
The surface shall be prepared by removing all mortar dropping and foreign matter and
thoroughly cleaned with wire or fiber brush or other means as may be ordered by the
Engineer to produce an approved clean and even surface. All loose pieces and the
scales shall be scraped off and holes stopped with mortar. In case where the surface
have been previously coloured-washed, the old colourwash must be entirely removed
before the white-wash is applied. In the case of surfaces which have once been whitewashed, the old loose white-wash shall be broomed down. In case, the loose white-wash
cannot be re-moved by brooming, the Engineer may order scraping of the surface.
After cleaning the surface as specified above, the unwanted nails shall be re-moved and
all nail holes, cracks and crevices stopped with mortar similar in composition to the
surface to be stopped. The mortar should be cured.
Application of white-wash:
On the surface so prepared, the white-wash shall be laid. Each coat shall be laid on with
a brush. The first stroke of the brush shall be from the top down-wards, another from
bottom upwards over the first stroke, and similarly, one stroke from the right and another
from the left over the first brush before it dries. This will form one coat. Each coat must be
allowed to dry and shall be subject to inspection before the next coat is applied. When
dry, the surface shall show no signs of cracking. It shall present a smooth and uniform
finish free from brush marks and it should not come off easily when rubbed with a finger.
No portion in the surface shall be left out initially, to be patched up later on.
For new work, the white washed surface shall present a smooth and uniform finish.
For old work, patches and repairs shall be white washed first. Thereafter, the whole
surface shall be white washed with the required number of coats.
Doors, windows, floors and other articles of furniture, etc., shall be protected from being
splashed upon. Splashing and droppings, if any, shall be removed and the surfaces
cleaned
Preparing the surface for white wash including the scaffolding.
Applying the white wash in required number of coats as specified above and prior white
washing of repaired patched.
9.4 Water Proof Cement Paint
Preparation of Surfaces:
The surfaces shall be thoroughly wetted with dean water before the water proof cement
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paint is applied.
Preparation of Paint:
Portland cement paints are made readily by adding paint powder to water and stirring to
obtain a thick paste which shall then be diluted to a brushable con-sistency. Generally
equal volumes of paint powder and water make a satisfac-tory paint. In all cases the
manufacturer's instructions shall be followed. The paint shall be mixed in such quantities
as can be used up within an hour of mixing as otherwise the mixture will set and thicken,
affecting flow and finish.
The lids of cement paint drums shall be kept tightly dosed when not in use, as by
exposure to atmosphere the cement paint rapidly becomes air set due to its hydroscopic
qualities.
Application of Paint:
No painting shall be done when the paint is likely to be exposed to a tempera-ture of
below 7 degree within 48 hours after application.
When weather conditions are such as to cause the paint to dry rapidly, work shall be
carried out in the shed as far as possible. This helps the proper hard-ening of the paint
film by keeping the surface moist for a longer period.
To maintain a uniform mixture and to prevent segregation the paint shall be stirred
frequently in the bucket.
For undecorated surfaces, the surface shall be treated with minimum two coats of waterproof cement paint. Not less than 24 hours shall be allowed be-tween two coats and the
second or subsequent coat shall not be started until the preceding coat has become
sufficiently hard to resist marking by the brush being used. In hot dry weather the
preceding coat shall be slightly moistured before applying the subsequent coat.
The finished surface shall be even and uniform in shade without patches, brush marks,
paint drops, etc.
Cement paints shall be applied with a brush with relatively short stiff hog or fibre bristles.
The paint shall be brushed in uniform thickness and shall be free of excessively heavy
brush marks. The laps shall be well brushed out.
Curing
Painted surfaces shall be sprinkled with water two or three times a day. This shall done
between coats and for at least two days following the final coat. The curing shall be
started as soon as the paint has hardened so as not to be damaged by the sprinkling of
water say about 12 hours after its application.
10. FLOOR FINISHES
10.1 Scope
These specifications cover the use of Polished Granite Slabs, Fiame finish granite slabs,
Kotah stone flooring, Vitrified (glazed)flooring, IPS flooring.
10.2 General
The provision of the latest revisions of the following IS Codes shall form a part of this
specification to the extent they are relevant
IS: 383 Specification for coarse and fine aggregate from natural sources for concrete.
IS: 1200 Method of measurements for Building and Part XI Civil Engg. Works, paving,
floor finishes, dado & skirting.
IS: 2571 Code of practice for laying in situ cement concrete flooring.
Other IS Codes not specifically mentioned here, but pertaining to Floor Finishes form part
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of these specifications
10.3 Indian Patent Stone Flooring
(a) Materials
Cement concrete: The cement concrete shall generally conform to specifications for
ordinary concrete. The coarse aggregates shall be carefully selected, sufficiently tough
and hard stone pieces broken in a manner that will provide particles of approximately
cubical shape affording good interlocking. The maximum size of coarse aggregate shall
be 12 mm. The fine aggregate shall consist of properly graded particles. The proportion
of mix shall be M15. The least amount of mixing water that will produce a workable mix
and will allow finishing without excessive trowelling shall be used. Generally a water
cement ratio of 0.5 should suffice.
(b) Workmanship:
The sub-grade in all cases shall be formed to proper levels and slopes, well compacted
and cured.
The top surface shall be kept slightly rough.
The surface of the sub-grade shall be cleaned off ail loose materials and moistened
immediately before laying the concrete floor. The concrete flooring shall be laid in
alternate bays not exceeding 6.25 sq.m (about 64 sf.ft) each. The edge of each into
which the floor is divided should be supported by flat bars of steel or wood duly oiled to
prevent sticking. Their depth shall be the same as that proposed for the finished floor as
mentioned in the item. The bars should be removed before filling in the adjoining panels.
At least 48 hours shall elapse before the concreting in the adjacent bays is commenced.
The concrete shall be laid immediately after mixing. While being placed the concrete
shall be vigorously sliced and spaded with suitable tools to prevent formation of voids or
honey comb pockets. The concrete shall be brought to the specified levels by means of a
heavy straight edge resting on the side forms and drawn ahead with a sawing motion in
combination with a series of lifts and drops alternating with small lateral shifts. While
concreting the adjacent bays care shall be taken to ensure that the edges of previously
laid bays are not broken by careless or hard tamping.
Immediately after laying the concrete, the surface shall be inspected for high or low spots
and any needed correction made up by adding or removing the concrete. After striking
off the surfaces to the required grade concrete shall be compacted with a wooden float.
The blows shall be fairly heavy in the beginning but as consolidation takes place, light
rapid strokes shall be given to complete the ramming. The floating shall be followed by
steel trowelling after the concrete has hardened sufficiently to prevent excess of fine
material from working to the surface. The finish shall be brought to a smooth and even
surface free from defects and blemishes and tested with straight edges. No dry cement or
mixture of dry cement and sand shall be sprinkled directly on the surface of the concrete
to absorb moisture or to stiffen the mix. After the concrete has been thoroughly rammed
and has dried sufficiently to allow rendering to be worked up, surface shad be rendered
with a thin coat of 1:1 cement mortar with fine sand and uniformly floated. If so directed
by the Engineer, approved mineral colour pigment shall be added to the cement mortar
to give the required colour and shade to the flooring. When the cement mortar rendering
is sufficiently stiff, shall be marked on it with strings or by any other device to give the
appearance of tiles 30 x 30 cm or of any other size laid diagonally or square as directed by
the Engineer. The junctions of floor and walls shall be rounded off if so directed.
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After the concrete in the bays has set, the joints of the panels shall be filled with cement
cream or with suitable bitumastic compound as shown on the drawings or directed by the
Engineer. Vertical edge of the bays shall be neatly marked on the surface of the concrete
with a pointed trowel after filling the joints.
Finishing: When the rendering is somewhat stiff, neat cement may be sprinkled on
sparingly through a paper pot on the surface and rubbed lightly to give smooth polished
ordinary cement coloured surface. If coloured flooring is required by the Engineer the
approved coloured cement shall be used. Surface shall be protected from direct sun
when it is green.
Curing: Curing shall start on the next day after finishing and shall be contin-ued for 14
days.
10.4 Ceramic Tiles in Flooring
10.4.1 Material
Ceramic Tiles including specials shall be of the approved make, colour, size and quality
and shall conform to relevant IS standards in all respects. Samples of tiles shall be got
approved by the Engineer, who will keep them in his office for verification as to whether
the material brought for use conform to the approved samples.
Cement Mortar 1:4 to be used along with White Cement of approved quality and make.
Size: 300/450 X 300/450 mm
Thickness: Not less than 7mm
10.4.2. Workmanship
10.4.3 Mortar Bedding
The amount of water added while preparing mortar shall be the minimum necessary to
give sufficient plasticity for laying. Care shall be taken in the preparation of mortar to
ensure that there are no hard lumps that would interfere with even bedding of the tiles.
Before spreading the mortar bed, the base shall be cleaned of all dirt, scum or laitance and
loose materials and then well wetted without forming any pools of water on the surface.
The mortar shall then be evenly and smoothly spread over the base by the use of screed
bat-tens to proper level or slope. The thickness of the bedding shall not be less than 12
mm (about 1/2") or more than 20 mm (about 3/4") in any one place. The tiles shall be
laid on bedding mortar when it is still plastic but has become sufficiently stiff to offer a
fairly firm cushion for the tiles.
10.4.4 Fixing Tiles
Tiles which are fixed in the floor adjoining the wail shall be so arranged that the surface
of the round edge tiles shall correspond to the skirting or dado. Tiles shall be laid to the
required slope wherever required. Neat cement grout of honey like consistency shall be
spread over the bedding mortar just to cover so much area as can be tiled within half an
hour. The edges of the tiles shall be smeared with neat white cement slurry and fixed in
this grout one after the other, each tile being well pressed and gently tapped with a
wooden mallet till it is properly bedded and in level with the adjoining tiles. There shall be
no hollows in bed or joints. The joints shall be kept as close as possible and in straight
lines. The joints between the tiles shall not exceed 0.5 mm wide. The joints shall be
grouted with slurry of white cement. After fixing the tiles finally in an even plane, the
flooring shall be covered with wet saw dust and allowed to mature undisturbed for 14
days.
10.4.5. Cleaning
After the tiles have been laid in a room or the day's fixing work is completed, the surplus
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cement grout that may have come out of the joints shall be cleaned off before it sets.
Once the floor has set, the floor shall be carefully washed clean and dried. When dry, the
floor shall be covered with oil free dry saw dust which shall be removed only after
completion of the construction work and just before the floor is occupied.
1G.5 Glazed Tiles in Dado
(a) Materials
Glazed tiles including specials shall be of the approved make, colour, size and quality
and shail conform to IS: 777 in all respects. Samples of tiles shall be got approved by the
Engineer. Materials brought for use shall conform to the approved samples
(b) Workmanship
(i) Plastering
Cement piaster of about 12 mm thickness shall be applied to the part of the wall where
dado or skirting is to be fixed. The proportion of mortar shall be as mentioned in the item.
(ii) Fixing of Tiles
Dado or skirting work shall be done only after fixing tiles on the floor. The white glazed tiles
shall be soaked in water for at least 2 hours before being used for skirting or dado work.
Tiles shall be fixed when the cushioning mortar is still plastic and before it gets very stiff.
The back of tiles shall be covered with a thin layer of neat cement paste and the tile shall
then be pressed in the mortar and gently tapped against the wall with a wooden mallet.
The fixing shall be done from the bottom of wall upwards without any hollows in the bed
or joints. Each tile shall be fixed as close as possible to the one adjoining. The tiles shall
be joined with cement slurry. Any difference in the thickness of tiles shall be evened out in
cushioning mortar so that all tile faces are in one vertical plane. The joints between the
tiles shall not exceed 1.5 mm in width and they shall be uniform. After fixing the dado,
they shall be kept continuously wet for 14 days.
(iii) Cleaning
After the tiles have been fixed the surplus cement grout that may have come out of the
joints shall be cleaned off before it sets. After the complete curing, the dado or skirting
work shall be washed thoroughly clean.
10.6 Vitrified Tile Flooring
Standards
Description
Owner's requirement
Specification for coarse and fine Aggregates
I.S. 383
Tests for mortar
I.S. 2250
SVlethod of test of aggregates in Concrete
I.S. 2386
Recommendation
on
stacking
and
storage
of
I.S. 4082
construction materials at site

Specification for Portland Puzzofona Cement
I.S. 30
Water
I.S. 456 & I.S. 3025
Antiskid Vitrified Tiies
Shall conform to EN - 176 Group B1a

and ISO 13006 stds.
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Deviation in length
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Method of testing shall be in

accordance with EN 98
Deviation in thickness
Method of testing
shaii
be in
Straightness of sides

Rectangularly

Surface flatness

Water absorption
Shall not be greater than 0.05 %

(Method of testing shall be in
accordance with EN 99}
Moh's hardness
Shall not be iess than 6 (Method of

testing shall be in accordance with EN
101)
Ffexurai strength
Shall not be less than 27 N / sqmm.

accordance with EN 100)
Abrasion resistance
(Method of testing shall be in j
Skid resistance (coefficient of friction)
accordance with EN 102)

Snail not be less than 0.6 (Method of
testing shall be in accordance with
ASTM C-1028)
Shall not be iess than 2500 N
Breaking strength
(Method
of
testing
shall
be
in
accordance with ASTM C-678)

Shall not be less than 2 gm / cm
Density

accordance with DIN - 51082)
Shall be frost proof (Method of
Frost resistance
testing shall be in accordance with

EN-202}
Shall be resistant to chemicals (Method
Chernica! resistance
of testing shall :
be in accordance with EN - 106)
Thermal shock resistance
Shaii be resistant to thermal shocks

(Method
of
testing
shail
be
in
accordance with EN - 104)
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Colour resistance
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No damage (Method of testing shall be

in accordance with DIN - 51094)
Thermal expansion
S h a l l n o t b e m o r e t h an 9 x 1 0
accordance with EN - 103)
Shail be stain resistant (Method of testing
Stain resistance
shall be in accordance with ISO

10545-14)
Desired reflection effect as required by
Glossiness
Employer / Employer's
Representative (Method of testing
shall be with the use of
glossometer)
Materials Tiles:
The tiles shall be un chamfered, vitrified, unglazed, ceramic satin matt finished
tiles of nominal size of premium quality. The size and thickness of tiles shail be
in accordance with the Employer / Employer's Representative requirements.
Size: 600 x 600 mm for common areas

Thickness: Not less than 10mm
Workmanship
The floor tiles shall be laid to the correct slope and levels. The mix of the mortar shall be
to a minimum of 1:4 consistency.
Bedding for tiles in flooring:
The amount of water added while preparing mortar shall be the minimum necessary to
give sufficient plasticity for laying. Before spreading the mortar bed, the base shall be
cleaned of all dirt, scum or laitance and loose materials and then well wetted without
forming any pools of water on the surface. The mortar shall then be evenly and smoothly
spread over the base by the use of screed battens to proper level or slope. The thickness
of the bedding shall not be less than 12 mm (about 1/2") or more than 20 mm (about 3/4")
in any one place. The tiles shall be laid on bedding mortar when it is still plastic but has
become sufficiently stiff to offer a fairly firm cushion for the tiles.
Laying of tiles:
The tiles before laying shall be soaked in water for at least 2 hours. Tiles, which are fixed
in the floor adjoining the wall, shall be so arranged that the surface of the round edge
tiles shall correspond to the skirting or dado. Neat cement grout of honey like
consistency shall be spread over the bedding mortar just to cover as much area as can
be tiled within half an hour.
The edges of the tiles shall be smeared with neat white cement slurry and fixed in this
grout one after the other, each tile being well pressed and gently tapped with a wooden
mallet till it is properly bedded and in level with the adjoining tiles. There shall be no
hollows in bed or joints. The joints shall be kept as close as possible and in straight lines
The joints between the tiles shall not exceed 1.5mm wide. The joints shall be grouted with
a slurry of white cement. After fixing the tiles finally in an even plane, the flooring shall be
covered with wet saw dust and allowed to mature undisturbed for 14 days.
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Cleaning:
After the tiles have been laid in a room or the day's fixing work is completed, the surplus
cement grout that may have come out of the joints shall be cleaned off before it sets.
Once the floor has set, it shall be carefully washed clean and dried.
Testing:
If any tile is found to be warped, damaged or irregular in shape and size, it shall be
refitted or replaced, properly jointed. The tiling work shall be tested for plumb, line and
level. The surface of the floor and wail surfaces shall be frequently checked with a
straight edge. Corners of walls shall be truly at right angles. The finished work shall not
sound hollow when tapped with a wooden mallet.
10.7 Kotah Stone Flooring
10.7.1 Materials
(a) Rough Paving Slabs
It shall not be thinner than 25 mm. The flag stones shall be hard, sound, durable and
water resistant. Uniformity of size shall generally be maintained for the flags used in any
one room. The stone flags shall be without any soft veins, cracks or flaws and shall have
a uniform col-our. They shall have even natural surfaces free from broken flakes on top
and shall be chiselled on edges to half its depth, true and square to ensure uni-form
width of joint. The evenness of the surface and edges of the slab shall not be marked by
careless dressing of slabs and no patching up shall be allowed for the slabs. The edges
shall be quite straight. The under face may be left as quarried. Samples of stone slabs to
be used and their dressing shall be got approved by the Engineer and the slabs to be
used shall conform to ap-proved sample.
(b) Bedding
The base of cement or lime concrete shall be laid and compacted to a rea-sonably
true plain surface and to the required slopes and level. The amount of water added shall
be the minimum necessary to give just sufficient plasticity for laying and a satisfactory
bedding. Before spreading the mortar, the sub-floor or base shall be cleaned of all dirt,
scum or laitance and of loose material and then well wetted without forming any pools of
water on the surface. In case of R.C.C. floors, the top shall be spread over so much area
as will be covered with slabs within half an hour. The thickness of the mortar bedding
shall not be less than 12 mm and not more than 25 mm.
(c) Fixing Stone Slab
Before laying, the stone flags shall be thoroughly wetted with clean water. Neat cement
grout of honey like consistency shall be spread on the mortar bed over as much areas as
could be covered with the siabs within half an hour. Each flag shall be gently tapped
with a wooden mallet till it is firmly and properly bedded. If there is hollow sound on gentle
tapping of the slabs, such slabs shall be removed and reset properly. The joints shall be 6
mm thick and filled solidly with mortar for their full depth. The flags shall be laid so as to
give continuous parallel long joints with cross joints at right angles to them. The edges of
the adjoining slabs shall be in one plane. Where the slabs cover open edges, of floor or
window sills the edges shall be neatly rounded off.
(d)Pointing
When pointing to be done, the joints shall be pointed with cement mortar of specified
proportion.
When pointing is not specified, joints shall be struck.
(e) Curing
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The floor shall be kept well wetted with damp sand or water for fourteen days.
(f) Cleaning
All flooring shall be thoroughly cleaned and handed over clean and free from any mortar
stains, etc.
(g) Machine Polished Kotah Stone Flooring
10.8 Granite Flooring
Types:
Polished Granite
Silk finished granite
Flame finished granite
Standards
Reference for codes /
Description
Employer / Employer's
Representative
Specification for coarse and fine aggregates
I.S. 383
Code of practice for design loads for buildings and

structures
I.S. 875
Method of test of determination of true specific gravity of

natural buudUia stones
I.S. 1122
Recommendation for dressing of natural building stones
I.S. 1129
Specification for marble (slabs, marbles and tiles)
I.S. 1130
Tests for mortar

Method of test of aggregates in concrete
Recommendation on stacking and storage of construction
materials at site
Specification for white port land cement
Ordinary Portland cement 43 grade
Water
Density of dressed marble slabs
I.S. 2250
I.S. 2386
I.S. 4082
Density of dressed granite slabs
Shall not be less than

2650 kg / cum.
Shall not be less than 2%
Shall not be less
than 20 N / sqmm.
Water absorption
Ffexural Strength
Unit weight of marbie and granite
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I.S. 8042
I.S. 8112
I.S. 456 & I.S. 3025
Shall not be less than
2620 kg / cum.
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Materials Specifications for Slabs

Machine cut marble / granite stone slabs shall be of thickness as indicated in the
drawings and as suiting to the application. Colour shall be uniform and the slabs free from
all defects. All edges shall be sharp, perfectly rectangular. Edges shall be pencil-rounded
and polished for exposed corners and faces.
Tolerance of +3% shall be allowed for thickness and in respect of length and breadth of
slabs a tolerance of + 2% shall be allowed. The slabs shall be hard, sound, durable and
wear resistant. Uniformity of size and thickness shall be maintained for the flagstones
used in any one room. The stone flags shall be without any soft veins cracks or flows
and shall have a uniform colour. They shall have even natural surfaces free from broken
flakes on top and shall be true and square to ensure uniform width of joint.
Workmanship Dressing of Slab
Every marble stone shall be cut to the required size and shape, chisel dressed on all
beds and joints, so as to be free from any waviness and to give truly vertical, horizontal,
radiai or circular joints as required. The exposed faces and sides of stones forming joints
up to 6mm, from the face shall be fine tooled such that a straight edge laid along the face
of the stone is in contact with every
Laying of Slabs
Bedding shall be of cement-sand-mortar of a minimum of 1:4 mix consistency. The base of
cement or lime concrete shall be laid and compacted to a reasonably true plain surface
and to the required slopes and level. Before spreading mortar, the sub base shali be
cleaned adequately. The thickness of the mortar bedding shall not be less than 12 mm
and not more than 25 mm. Before laying, the stone slab shall be thoroughly wetted with
clean water. Neat cement grout (pigmented to match the shade of the stone slab) shall be
spread on the mortar bed within 15 to 20 minutes.
Each stone slab shall be gently tapped with a wooden mallet til! it is firmly and properly
bedded. The joints shall be as thin as possible and limited to 2mm at the maximum. The
stone slab shall be laid so as to give continuous parallel long joints with cross joints at right
angles to them. The edges of the adjoining slabs shall be in one plane. Flame finished
slabs shali be used wherever specified. Generally, the slabs shali be flame finished
prior to laying.
When stone slabs are to be laid on structural steel sub base, the same then shall be
done by screwing the slabs using self tapping screws. The screws shall be countersunk
and the top shall be finished to match the colour of the granite slabs
Grinding & Polishing
After the stone work is cured, it shall be rubbed with carborandum stone of appropriate
grades in succession, so as to give a plane true and highly smooth surface. Polishing
should be of mirror polish grade.
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Risers, Skirting & Dado

The backing for internal dado or cladding shall be cement plastered in a mix of minimum
1:4 consistency, 12 mm to 20 mm thick and this plastering shall be done in a single coat.
Thickness of joints shall not exceed 1.5 mm. Final polishing may be done by rubbing. The
top of skirting or dado shall be jointed neatly with the plaster above as directed. The joints
between the two slabs shall be filled with neat white cement and matching coloured
pigment grout of appropriate consistency.
External Cladding:
The external cladding work shall be done by fixing the stone on the wall with the help of
clamping system. These shall be of such shape and dimensions that they are adequate to
carry all the loads imposed upon them. The conditions of the edges of the units shall be
examined and approved before fixing. Cramp holes and mortices shall be carefully drilled
/ cut to avoid stunning or fracture of material adjacent to the hole or mortice. Formation of
movement and compression joints shall be provided in accordance with specific
requirements. All concrete, brick or other backing shall be formed so as to allow a
minimum of 20mm between it and the back of marble / granite. Grooves or lines in
treads and risers, mouldings, beading, nosing for treads etc. shall be provided in
accordance with requirement.
11. GLASS:
References and Standards for Structural Glazing System
ANSI
Z97.1.84
ASTM
C1036-90
ASTM
C1048-90
ASTM
E774-S8
ASTM
C1172-91
ASTM C864-90
ASTM C1115-89
ASTM
C920-87
ASTM
C509-90
CPSC
16CFR 1201
GTA specification
No. 89-1-6
BSCP
118
ASTM
E283
ASTM
E331
ASTM
E330
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AAMA
501.1
AAMA
501.4
AS
N25 4284
IS 875
1987 Part 3
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Safety Glazing Materials Used in Buildings Specification for float glass Specification for
heat treated float glass Specification for sealed Insulating glass units Specification for
Laminated Architectural glass Specification for compression steel Gaskets Specification
for Silicon Rubber Gaskets Specification for Sealants Specification for sealing material
Specification for Safety glass
Specification for Environment durability for heat strengthened spandrel Glass with
Applied pacifiers.
Structural use of Aluminium Air infiltration test Static water Penetration test Positive
and Negative Test
Dynamic Water Penetration Test-600Pa Equivalent wind speed by propeller engine
At 100% of the Specified lateral displacement Seismic Test
Code of Practice for design Loads (other than Earth quake
In general the Contractor may follow any International Standards subject to his
satisfying the Employer / Employer's Representative that these specifications are
equivalent to latest Specifications issued by ASTM, ISO, AAMA, BSS & SSIR.
Copies of all standards & codes proposed to be followed for design, materials,
installation and testing shall be submitted to the Employer / Employer's
Representative within 2 months of issue of Notice to Proceed.
Glass Transparency:
Glazing is important to the building because it is used for obtaining maximum
transparency. Transparency, combined with intense daylight and heat, requires also
that the panels provide sufficient sound reduction and thermal insulation.
Transparency requirements:
Building element
Specification
North and south facades and

Skylights
East and west facades
Ali glazing
The light reflections must be less than 16%
Design Data:
Temperature Wind
Loads Deflections
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Clear glass with a direct energy transmission

between 35% and 40% and visible light
transmission of 62%
Clear glass with a direct energy transmission
between 20% and 25% and visible light
transmission of 52%
As per the data in Relevant IS codes

As per the location of the proposed building
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Mullions
Transomes, sills, head, Gutters
Permanent deflections in mullions
Permanent deflections in Transomes,
Sills, head, Gutters
Permanent deflections in cladding
Frame members
Glass Panels
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Max. L/240 or 15mm whichever is less

Max. L/300
Max. L/300 at 300 Kg/sqm Wind pressure
Nil at 1.5 times dead load
Nil at 300 Kg/sqm Wind pressur
Max. 15mm or as recommended by glass
manufacture for each typical panel, Whichever
is less.
Anticipated building Movements

The following building movements are anticipated by the Employer / Employer's
Representative after the building structure is completed. The Contractor shall
adequately allow for these ts in his design.
(a) Differential horizontal displacement of building face + 6mm Between consecutive floors
due to wind or earthquake
(b) Differential vertical displacement of building face 4 mm at any floor
(c) Max. Axial compression in columns per floor height 0.8 mm
(d) Differential horizontal displacement between 2 consecutive 12 mm Steel floor trusses
(e) Expansion/Contraction of RCC fascia per 10 m length +1.2 mm Per 10C temperature
difference
cr. & Spandrel Glass Panels Characteristics
Colour Index RD 65:
87
Visible Light
Day light Transmission , % (LT)
50
Light Reflectance approx.

% External
10
% Internal
15
UV% Transmission
Solar Energy:
Direct Transmission approx. % (DEI)
26
Direct Transmission Reflectance approx.% (DER)
07
Energy Absorption approx.% (EA)
67
Solar Factor approx.% (SF)
33
U Value W/sqm. K (Approx.)
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Air
2.0
90% argon
1.8
100% argon
1.8
Shading coefficient (Approx.)
Total coefficient
0.38
Short wave
0.30
Long wave
0.08
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
12.
Acoustics:
The minimum requirements for the acoustical design are the recommendations in the
National Building Code and the adjoining Indian Standards.
Sufficient sound attenuation of the structural systems must be achieved through
correct dimensioning of mass per unit area including control of both direct sound paths
through the structures and indirect transmission via flanking elements and connections.
Calculations shall be made in accordance with BS EN ISO 12354.
The acoustical regulation of the offices and the facilities for employees is basically
achieved through the choice of effective sound absorption material for the walls and ceilings.
All equipment that is potentially noisy must be selected and installed with consideration to
the necessary precautions to airborne and structurally transmitted sound.
All the external surfaces should be designed to meet and demonstrated to fulfill accepted
limits for reverberation time for their size and use. Measurements shall be in accordance to BS
EN ISO 3382:2000: "Measurement of the reverberation time of rooms with reference to other
acoustical parameters".
Note:
All equipment foundations like transformer, Generators, chillers, Pumps etc the
foundation and supporting structure shall be designed for both static and dynamic loads
as applicable and requirements spelt out by the manufacturers.
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Construction Guidelines pertaining to Green Buildings
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS:
POINTS THAT NEED TO BE INCORPORATED IN ELECTRICAL
SPECIFICATION:
The below illustrated requirement needs to be implemented towards the energy
consumption measures.
a)
Interior lighting:
The interior lighting should be designed for the all
interior spaces with overall average lighting power density (LPD) not
exceeding average 0.9 Watts per sft. This is an effort to conserve energy
without compromising lighting requirements of lux levels. You can still
have higher watts/sq.ft over certain areas and much lower watts/sq.ft
but on an average LPD should not exceed 0.9 watts/sq.ft. The lighting
consultant to locate fixtures and design in such a manner that this average
lighting power density is maintained. In fact if we are able to go below 0.9
watts per sq ft then there is far more savings but at least we need to ensure
this 0.9 watts per sq ft. is maintained as a minimum.
b)
Lighting Fixtures: To go for lighting T5 fixtures in all office and other

main
areas and CFLs for service areas for energy conservation. To
use LED lights especially in areas where the lights will be on for 12-16
hours for better energy conservation
c)
To use occupancy sensors for bathrooms, pantry, cabins, meeting

rooms etc. wherever applicable as per the design for additional energy
savings
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External Lighting:
o The electrical consultant should take care of the Lighting power densities for various areas
while designing the lighting systems for external lighting. Overall exterior lighting to not
exceed 0.12 watts / sqft of all external area including car parks, roads, walkways, landscaping
etc. The external lighting power densities for various areas is given below:
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Fittings shall be selected such that the no upward lighting shall be there. Provide
cutoff luminaries, low-reflectance surfaces and low-angle spotlights to reduce light
pollution reduction.
No light should leave the boundary. External light fittings to be located inside the
boundary in such a manner that no light from the fixtures go beyond the building
boundaries.
e) Metering:
Separate metering to measure the following needs to be provided as applicable.
Lighting System & controls
Constant & variable motor loads
Variable frequency drives (VFD) operation especially in chillers (to monitor the chiller
efficiency at variable loads).
Water flow meters in indoor water risers & outdoor irrigation systems.
Air and water economizer and heat recovery cycles
Air distribution static pressure pressures and ventilation air volumes- boiler efficiencies.
Building specific process energy efficiency systems and equipment.
f)
Water heaters
- To provide solar water heaters for
all hostel blocks to
conserve energy instead of going for electric heaters.

g)
To explore use of waste heat from chillers and cooling towers for heating
cafeteria hot water/steam requirement if practically feasible .
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DESIGN INTENT FOR ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Sl.
No.
1
Discipline
Services
Desired Design Intent/ Scope of work
Main Utility power

Receiving point of
supply
HT panels
b
HT Cables &
Termination
HT Metering
Power/Distribution
Transformer
On load tap changer

HT Cables &
Termination
LT Bus duct
b
c
LT Cables
d
3
Depending on the total load requirement

and EB voltage available
In door preferred / Outdoor if area is
available
Upto 33kV VCB or SF6 breaker above 33kV
only SF6 breaker.CR panel capable of
Individual & Group Control of Trfo and
Feeders with Restricted E/F Relay if
applicable.
XLPE armoured cables & Heat shrinkable
type terminations
HT metering shall be done at the receiving
point at the premises.
Capacity to designed for 80% continuous
loading. With differential protection system
for Power Trfo more 5MVA.
Shall be provided with +5 to -15% tappings.
XLPE armoured cables & Heat shrinkable
type terminations
For transformers above 750kVA Air
insulated bus duct to be provided (indoor /
Outdoor)
XLPE armoured cables - 1100V grade,
Brass gland plates and Copper lugs to be
provided
LT Panels
a
b
c
d
Fault level calculations

Feeder spare capacity
Degree of protection
for Indoor / out door
panels
Certification
Bus Bar Sizing
e
Switch gear
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Fault level calculations from HT side upto

the load end to be provided with the offer
30% spare capacity shall be provided
IP42 protection for Indoor panels & IP65
protection for Outdoor panels.
CPRI certification required for the desired
fault level
For Bus bar sizing current density of
0.8Amps /sq.mm. shall not be exceeded for
Aluminum busbar & 1.3Amps /sq.mm for
Copper busbar
*ACB/MCCB/MCB of adequate kA rating
shall be provided.
*MCCB shall be restricted upto 630A &
above 630A ACB shall be used.
* MCCB rating less than 250A shall be
thermal magnetic releases.
*ACB & MCCB are to be Micro-Processor
based
RCDs should be used.
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APFC panel shall be provided to maintain

min. PF of 0.98 and shall have inbuilt
reactive power compensation with Reactors
to obtain THD less than 5%
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Rising mains, LT
Cables & LT Metering
a
Rising mains
LT Cables
LT metering & billing
DG sets
a
DG panel
DG set & Acoustic

Enclosure
Exhaust system &

noise attenuation
For high rise building Sandwich type rising

main with copper or Aluminium conductor
shall be provided with 1no. tap off per
tenant per floor and additional rising main of
the same capacity shall be provided as
retendancy.
For low rise buildings the distribution shall
be through cables.
XLPE armoured cables - 1100V grade,
FRLS, Brass gland plates and Copper lugs
to be provided
Metering shall be provided for individual
tenants for their usage of energy (ltg &
power loads).
An electronic billing system shall be
designed for monitoring electrical energy
consumption for individual tenants
combining ltg, power, A/c and other utility
loads & also charges for common services
provided to the tenants.
To be designed for standby application. EB
as Prime power.
*DG panel shall consist of AMF,
Synchronizing & auto load sharing with load
dependent facility.
*Panel shall have AutoOn with load transfer
time of around 60 sec.
DG sets shall be planned on ground floor
(mother earth / solid ground) with adequate
height (min7.5mtrs.) depending on the no.
DG sets. If space is not adequate indoor
than the same shall be placed outdoors.
Shall be provided as per prevailing CPCB
norms.
Earthing
To be designed as per IS and shall

compliance with regulations with Testing of
Soil Resistivity.
Lightning Protection
system
Advanced lightning protection system CSE

Controlled Streamer Emission shall be
provided in adequate nos. with flash
counters, test clamps etc.
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Internal electrification
a
b
c
Common areas
Design Intent for IT

facility
Design Intent for BT
facility
Lighting
Conduiting
Wiring
Light fixtures
13.1
Internal electrical system shall be provided

for common areas like electrical room, ups
room, AHU room, food court, waiting lounge
etc.,
1.25kVA per 100sq.ft. of the carpet area of
IT facility
0.02kVA per sq.ft. of the carpet area of BT
facility
*For labs (450 lux) and office (350 lux)
places average 400lux to be provided.
Utility areas like panel rooms,etc.-200 Lux
Toilets, other common areas - 100 Lux
External lighting (Security ltg)
- 20 Lux
Yard lighting
- 20 Lux
Landscape ltg - As reqd
Other areas shall be provided as per NEC &
relavent standards.
Emergency lighting shall be designed for
10lux.
All concealed conduits shall be with 2mm
thick FRLS PVC conduits & All surface
conduits shall be with 2mm thick MS
conduits.
Wiring shall be with FRLS PVC insulated,
1100v grade copper conductor wires.
*Lighting Primary wiring shall be with
2.5sq.mm.
*Lighting Secondary wiring shall be with
1.5sq.mm.
*Power wiring upto to 20A shall be with
4sq.mm.
* Power wiring upto to 32A shall be with
6sq.mm.
* Voltage drop of the above shall be with
2%
Light fixtures for offices and labs shall be
energy efficient lamps and also it shall be
with day light and occupancy censors.
General Scope Of Work
The scope of works including the Design, Supply, testing, installing and commissioning
of the various equipments lite distribution transformers, DG sets, UPS, various main and
sub-distribution boards, etc. Unless otherwise stated, the electrical system design shall be
governed by all applicable local codes, regulations and standards issued by the agencies
listed below:
Indian Electricity Rules -1956
Indian Electricity act - 2003
National building code of India - 2008
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West Bengal pollution control board, Kolkata - 5th edition January 2006
Chief Electrical inspector to government (CEIG) of West Bengal
Indian Electrical and electronics manufacturers association (IEEMA)
National Electric code -1987 Indian standards Latest Edition as mentioned below
Power Control Centre(PCC)
IS 10118 1982 Code of Practice for selection, installation and Maintenance of Switchgear &
control gear IEC 60 947 /IS 13947 - 1993Low Voltage switchgear & control gear
IS 13947 (Part I) - Degree of protection for enclosure
Standards for LUX Level
Illumination (Lux) level of each room/area will be designed /calculated based on any of
the following codes.
Indian Standard (IS) 3646 (Part 1): 1992 - Code of practice for internal illumination
Indian Standard (IS) 4347 - 1967 - Code of practice for lighting for laboratories and
other critical areas.
National Building Code (NBQ-2008 for internal Sighting including offices, etc.
National Electrical Code (NEC) for external/street lighting.
Switch Socket; Wiring
IS 694: 1990: 660/1100 V grade FRLS PVC insulated wires.
IS 9537: Part 11980, IS 9537: Part II1981: GI conduits for electrical wiring.
IS 3837: 1990: Accessories for rigid steel conduits.
IS 3480: 1990: Flexible steel conduits for electrical wiring.
IS 465: 1990: Switch socket outlets
IS 1293: 1988:3 pin plugs and socket outlets up to 250 volts.
IS 1885:1971 Glossary of items for electrical cables and conductors.
IS 8130: 1984: Conductors for insulated electric cable.
IS 1913:1978: luminaries.
IS 3854; 1997 Switches for domestic and similar purposes.
IS 5133: Parts 18JI1969 Boxes for the enclosure of electrical accessories.
IS 2551: 1982 Danger notice plates.
IS 1644:1998 Code of practice for personal hazard fire safety of buildings.
IS 1646: 1997 Code of practice for electrical installation fire safety of buildings.
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IS 732: 1989 Code of practice for electrical wiring installations.

IS 1646: 1982 Code of practice of fire safety buildings (General- Electrical installations).
IS 5216: 1982 Guide for safety procedure and practices electrical works
-
DGSet
- IS: 4722 BS:649 IS 4729

- Specification for rotating machinery
- Performance and testing of diesel engines for general purposes.
- Measurement and evaluation of vibration of rotating electrical Machines.
- Rotating electrical machines
- PART 3 Reciprocating IC engines: Performance
- Performance requirements of Diesel Engines
- BS 4999 (IEC 34-1)
- Rotating electrical machines
- 15 10000 (OR) Equivalent BS code - Method of tests for IC engines

- BS 5514/ (ISP 3046) - ENGINE
- Earthing
- IS 3043 - 1987, BS 7430 BS 7671
- IEEE 1100
- IEC 60364
- ANSI/IEEE Std 80-2000
- : Code of Practice for Earthing.
- : Wiring regulation for Electrical Installation : Recommended Practice for Powering and
grounding of Sensitive Electronic equipment.
- : Electrical Installations of Buildings
- : IEEE Guide for safety in AC Substation Grounding
Elevators
IS 14665: Part 1: 2000 - Electric Traction Lifts - Part 1: Guidelines for Outline
Dimensions of Passenger, Goods/Service Lifts.
IS 14665: Part 2: Sec 1 and 2:2000 - Electric Traction Lifts - Part 2: Code of Practice
for Installation, Operation and Maintenance - Section 1: Passenger and Goods Lifts Section 2: Service Lifts.
IS 14665: Part 3: Sec 1 and 2:2000 - Electric Traction Lifts - Part 3: Safety Rules Section 1: Passenger and Goods Lifts - Section 2: Service Lifts.
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IS 14665: Part 4: Sec 1 and 9:2001 - Electric Traction Lifts - Part 4: Components Section 1: Lift Buffers - Section 2: Lift Guide Rails and Guide Shoes - Section 3: Lift
Car frame, Car, Counterweight and Suspension - Section 4: Lift Safety Gears and
Governors - Section 5.
IS 14665: Part 5: 1999 - Electric Traction Lifts - Specifications - Part 5: Inspection
Manual. IS 2365: 1997 - Specification for Steel Wire Suspension Ropes for Lifts,
Elevators and Hoists
IS 4289: Part 2:2000 - Flexible Cables for Lifts and Other Flexible Connections Specification -Part 2: PVC Insulated Circular Cables.
NBC CODE - 2005.
Any additional requirements imposed by local agencies not listed above shall be incorporated
in to the design.
The contractor shal! prepare a check list based on the relevant standards for
ensuring conformity in design,
manufacture,
supply/storage,
packing, erection
/commissioning and operation as applicable.

The Electrical system shall be provided only for the common areas (warm shell) like
Electrical room, UPS room, LV room, AHU rooms, HVAC plant and Pump rooms, Lift machine
room, Main entrance lobby, Lift lobby, Corridors, waiting Lounge, Pantry, Toilets,
kitchen, food court, staircases, Car parking area, etc for IT and Biotech facilities and other
facilities shall be provided for the office / tenant areas along with all the above said common
areas.
13.2 High Tension System
;
Fault level to be considered and calculations for fault level at various stages of
installation.
Local control shall be provided near indoor or outdoor receiving point of supply.
HT panels shall be either of VCB (up to 33 KV) or SF6 (above 33 KV) depending on the
availability of EB Voltage level at proposed site.
HT underground cables shall be of XLPE insulated and end terminations shall be of heat
shrinkable type.
Earthing shall be as per standards.
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13.3 Distribution Transformer
Transformer capacity shall be considered up to maximum 85% continuous

loading.
Dry types cast resin transformer with air cooled Off load tap changer shall be
proposed for Indoor application provided the space and adequate cross
ventilation is available within the building (OR) Outdoor Type oil cooled
Transformer with ONAN, copper wound, low loss, better regulated fitted with
OLTC (as per IS 2026), RTCC panel, restricted earth fault relay, differential
relay, etc shall be proposed for outdoor application if space is not available
within the building for indoor transformer. In the later case Oil soak pit shall be
provided if oii content of oil type transformer exceeds 2000 liters.
Neutral earthing for transformer shall be of solid copper (plate electrode) and
body earthing with Cast Iron (C.I) pipes.
In case of transformer, where the capacity is 750 KVA and above, bus duct
should be preferred on secondary side of distribution transformer.
13.4 LT System
Voltage for the power equipment shall be 415V (10%), 50Hz (3%), 3
phase or 240V (10%), 50Hz (3%), 1 phase as required.
Design Considerations:
In the design of switch boards an allowance of 20% spare space capacity shall be
provided for possible future expansion and all main & sub switch boards shall be
user friendly, modular and aesthetic design and vermin proof.
Spare capacity of 30% shall be provided for all cable trays, trunking, (race
ways) and brackets for future provision.
Primary Low Tension Power Distribution System:
Primary low tension system comprises of Main LT panel, APFC panel, HVAC panel
and other Substation related panels along with their corresponding cables and
distributions.
LT power panels shall be as close as possible to the load centers.
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LT panels & Distribution Boards:
i) IP 42 protection (for indoor installations) ii) IP 65 protection with double

door acoustic enclosure (for outdoor installations)
LT paneis shall be suitable for operation on 3 phase/single phase, 415/240 Volts,

50 Hz, 4 wire
systems. All LV panels shall be CPRI approved.
It shall be segregated into two units in such a way that one can be taken for
preventive maintenance by running only the critical loads in case of failure of
any one of source such as Normal/Grid or Emergency D.G set supply.
Aluminum bus bar of adequate size not less than 1.2 Sq.mm per Amperes to
be used for all lighting and power panels.
All panels shall be equipped with ACB/MCCB/MCB of adequate KA rating. MCCB

to be restricted up to 630A rating and ACB's are considered for ratings above
630A.
AN MCCB/ACB controlling the input power supply of Main LT panels shall be of

Electronic/micro processor based with adjustable O/C, E/F, etc. MCCB's of rating
less than 250A shall be with thermal magnetic release.
All major loads shall have independent feeders like air conditioners, equipments,
gas plant,- $TP; pumps, Fire fighting, Bulk load for equipments, etc.
Auto power factor control panel to be provided to maintain minimum power factor
of 0.98. Auto power factor correction can be preferably at sub-station suitable
for un-manned operation on Grid to maintain minimum 0.98. It shall also to
have an inbuilt reactive power compensation filters to contain the THD at less
than 5%. (APFC panel shall also have Auto/manual selection facility).
Ail safety components like Electrical/ Mechanical interlock system, indicating

lamps, relays, digital meters potential & current transformer, AC/DC power pack,
protective devices, etc shall be built in and acceptable to the user.
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Secondary Low Tension Power Distribution System:

Secondary low tension system comprises of sub LT panels provided inside the
facilities, Rising mains, floor distribution panels, DB's and its associated.
Sandwich type Rising main with Copper / Aluminium conductor shall be used for
high rise buildings with tap-off boxes provided for common area lighting and
power. One no tap off provision per floor in the Rising main shall be given for
tenant to tap power for their internal distribution for IT & Biotech facilities. For low
rise buildings the distribution shall be done through cables. Other facilities shall
be provided with complete distribution comprising of panels, DB's, etc.
Common area Distribution panels shall be separate for power and lighting. All
outgoings shall be with MCCB/MCB (Fuse less system to be adopted for high rise
building only).
13.5 DG sets
The rating shall be arrived based on 100% loading factor (prime rated), 95%
efficiency, etc at 0.8 power factor.
It shall have AMF facility and synchronizing panel with load dependent facility if
more than one DG set used.
The panel shall have Auto ON with load transfer time of around 60 seconds, with
ai! Interfacing facilities like BMS software for controlling and transfer of loads, etc.
Synchronizing panel shall have manual operation facilities with bus couplers to
operate the D.G sets manually during failure of Auto mode.
D.G sets to be installed in an acoustic enclosure, preferably with air cooled

radiators complying with pollution control board norms, etc.
Exhaust system, noise attenuation, etc shail be as per prevailing CPCB norms.
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Distribution Boards
The distribution board shail comprise factory assembled and wired, totally
enclosed, mets! dad fabricated out of sheet steel with minimum thickness of 1.6
mm with gasket at all points and opening including hinged doors with suitable
locking facility. The DB shall be of wall mounted (flushed) type.
General Provisions for distribution system:
Power pane! room to receive power supply from transformer, D.G set, etc adequate
space to be left for future expansion.
All the allied panels like capacitor panels. Emergency Panels etc to be located in the
same room..
Room shali be of adequate height enough to allow bending radius of cables entry
points to all cables, earthing conductors, Busducts, etc.
The room shall have adequate cross ventilation, minimum two nos. of fire check
doors with vision panels, (doors large enough to handle the movement for men &
materials, etc).
The room should be preferably located in ground floor or non-flooding area. It shall
have easy access from all directions in the event of emergency situations.
It shall have adequate space (preferably a separate room) to accommodate

workshop, place for tools/ maintenance staff etc. with adequate power outlets.
It shall have emergency Lighting system from inverter to maintain minimum lighting
level of 10 Lux.
The building shall have adequate size rooms at each floor level to accommodate
Power & Lighting Rising mains/ cables, Power/Lighting sub-panels/ DB, etc.
The room shall have adequate access, Fire check doors with vision panels, and
cutouts in the slabs for Power/ control cables, etc for high rise building. Fire barrier
shall be provided at each floor cut outs.
Vertical distribution boards shall be used with adequate number of outgoings for 3
phase load requirements for common facilities.
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Scope of Internal Electrification:

The Electrical system shall be provided only for the common areas (warm shell) tike
Electrical room. UPS room, LV room, AHU rooms, HVAC plant and Pump rooms,
Lift machine room, Main entrance lobby, Lift iobby, Corridors, waiting Lounge,
Pantry, Toiiets, kitchen, food court, staircases, Car parking area, etc for IT and
Biotech facilities and other facilities shall be provided for the office / tenant areas
along with all the above said common areas.
The materials used for electrical works conform to relevant IS specifications and
wiring shall be carries out as per IS 732 and National Electric Code -1987.
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Switches & Sockets:

a. Modular type of approved make.
2.
Wires:
a. ISI marked Fire retardant wires. The system of wiring shall consist of FRLS PVC
insulated copper conductor wires in PVC/MS conduits and shall be concealed or surface
mounted,
b. For Concealed wiring, PVC conduit shall be used and for surface mounted, MS
conduits shall be used.
c. Lighting Primary wiring (from DB to switch boxes): 2.5 Sq.mm multi stranded FRLS
copper wire.
d. Lighting Secondary wiring (from Switch boxes to light fixtures):
1.5 Sq.mm multi
stranded FRLS copper wire.

e. Power wiring up to 20A: 4 Sq.mm multi stranded FRLS copper wire.
f.
Power wiring up to 32A: 6 Sq.mm multi stranded FRLS copper wire.Distribution from
floor panels to lighting sub-panels, power sub-panels etc shall be through
concealed/surface wiring system.
3. The size of wiring shall be adequate enough to contain the voltage drop within 1.5 to 2%.
Conductor size calculations shall be made to achieve the voltage tolerance.
4. Lighting controls, accessories etc shali be of reputed make and switches, sockets, etc shall be
of modular type with screw less top cover.
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13.7 Light
Fixtures
Internal:
The internal fixtures shalf be provided only in the common areas (warm shell) like
Electrical room, UPS room, LV room, AHU rooms, HVAC plant and Pump rooms, Lift machine
room, Main entrance lobby, Lift lobby, Corridors, waiting Lounge, Pantry, Toilets, kitchen,
food court, staircases, Car parking area, etc for TV and Biotech facilities and other facilities
shall be provided for the office / tenant areas along with all the above said common areas.
Recess mounted energy efficient CFL down light fixtures are proposed in the public
access areas like Main entrance lobby, Lift lobby, Corridors, waiting areas, Toilets
etc.
Recess mounted decorative mirror optic fitting shall be proposed for the inside
office areas (for facilities applicable) as per architects choice.
Surface mounted Energy efficient Fluorescent (T5)/ CFL and water proof light
fittings shall be proposed in the service areas like Electrical room, AHU rooms,
HVAC plant and Pump rooms, service corridors, staircases(if applicable)and Car
parking area.
Fantasy spot lights shall be proposed at the reception, main entrance

lobby, etc as per architect's choice.
External:
Fantasy bollards shall also be used in the landscape areas. However, the mode!
shall be finalized by the client/architect.
Solar street lights shall be considered in addition to the conventional street

lighting wherever possible.
Street light poles to suit width of the roads and extruded M.S. poles with MH/T5/CFL
lamps.
Flood lighting shall be selected as per client/architect's choice.
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Emergency Lighting System

A dedicated centralized inverter shall be proposed with SMF batteries to
provide 20 minutes back up for emergency lights in all the common areas inside
the building.
5-10% of general lighting shall be served as emergency lighting in common areas

like corridors, Main entrance & Lift Lobbies, car parking's, and staircases etc.
At least one luminaries at every room belonging to common area shall be

powered by the centralized emergency power supply.
Dedicated emergency lighting DBs shall be considered for these emergency light
fixtures.
13.9
Distribution system shall be separate for the emergency lighting system.

LT Power Cables
Power cables shall be of 1100V grade with Copper / Aluminum conductor. XLPE
insulated, sheathed, armored and with overall PVC sheathed. The armouring shall be by
galvanized steel wires or strips.
Unarmored cables used for final sub-circuit or interconnecting cables between switchgear
shall be installed inside trunking or conduit for protection against physical damages.
LT Control Cables
The control cables shall be of 1100V grade, FRLS with stranded copper conductor of size not
less than l.SSq.mm.
Cable Routes
Cables shall be installed with a minimum of 300mm clearance from any equipment or
pipe work including lagging associated with the other services. Where this condition is
avoidable or difficult to maintain, the contractor may be called upon to divert or adjust the
route of any cable so affected. The cable route should avoid any possibility of experiencing
hot gases at elevated temperatures in case of fire. Cable Supports
All cables shall be firmly and adequately supported from cable supports for entire length
except when they run through the Hume/G.I pipe or are buried direct in the ground.
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Cables shall be placed according to the regulations, or to the manufacturer's

recommendations, as appropriate for cables to be supported and the contractor shall take
particular care to avoid sagging or
Cable Containment System
Entire installation shall have G.I/M.S ladder type cable trays with supporting system.
Suitable G.I/M.S covers to be provided as mechanical shielding wherever required to avoid
the damage of cables,
13.10 Earthing
The Contractor shali provide the detailed design, manufacture, delivery and installation,
functional testing and handover of earthing and bonding system. The earthing shali be
done as per the codes mentioned earlier. Earthing shali be designed to ensure the following,
Compliance with the regulations.
Safety to the persons
Correct operation of breakers and tripping devices and limitation of

damage to the plant, equipment or system failure.
The equipments shall be earthed as per any of the above mentioned codes.
Design Considerations
The system shall be capable of carrying full fault current.

The earthing electrodes for equipment body, neutral and for lightning should be
separate and distinctly located. The corresponding earthing bus should be
visually distinct and separately identifiable in addition to the permitting access
for testing, maintenance and replacement. An independent earthing system shall
be provided for ELV system. Earthing conductor to be laid for the entire system to
achieve earth resistance as per IS 3043-1987
The earthing & grounding system shall be separate for HT, LT, utility power
(Electricity board) besides special earthing like UPS/Inverters, lifts, neutral
grounding system (including grounding resistors, if required) separately for
transformer, D.G sets, etc.
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Main earth busbar connected to adequate no of earth pits shall be provided

inside each floor electrical room for tenant earthing. Separate earthing can be
provided for individual tenant on demand/ requirement basis.
Independent earth value and combined earthing value for each activity as per IS
3043. To achieve this, various types of earth electrodes iike cast iron pipe,
copper plate, etc to be employed.
Earthing conductors shall be of:
1. Copper for exclusive earthing system like Transformer/D.G set neutrai, UPS/
Inverters.
2. G.I Flat of adequate size as main earth grid, Sub-earth grid, etc.
3. Main Earth grid / Sub-earth grid shail be formed in a ring to obtain continuity
of one earth grid in the event of other grid failure.
4. For PDB / LDB G.I Wires of N0.8/IM0.IO SWG G.I Wires shall be used.
5. Multi run conductor wiring for lighting/ power application shall have copper
conductor multistranded wires including earth continuity wires.
6. Earth bus/ potential equalizer bars to be used whenever required
7, Mechanical protections for earth conductors to be provided wherever required.
8. Equi-potential earth bonding shall be considered for all systems wherever
required.
13.11 Elevators
The proposed elevators shall be in line with the codes mentioned earlier for the
facilities. Some of the features of the eievators are,
Advanced variable voltage variable frequency drive for optimal utilization of energy
Speed for passengers lift and service lift as per IS 14665/8151/NBC
2005/NEC 1985 recommendations.
Lift car with automatic centre opening doors with screened infrared door
protection.
The ceiiing shall be with direct/indirect illuminated light fittings and fan.
Microprocessor based Simplex/Duplex selective collective control with or without
attendant
By pass overload function
Automatic rescue device
Fire man switch provision
Type of finish for the car interior shall be stainless steel / MS powder coated and
the same shall be finalized by the client / Architect.
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The features shall not be limited to the above mentioned. The lift
manufacturer shall also include extra features to make the system complete and
more functional.
13.12 Lightning Protection
Advanced lightning protection system "CSE - Controlled Streamer Emission" shall

be used for the proposed buildings.
The lightning conductor air terminal should be located at the top of lift machine
room/head room whichever is higher.
A down conductor shall be connected to the ground through flash counter, test
clamps and earth pits.
14. LV System
The report gives the design basics to describe the features of the various extra
low voltage systems proposed for "PROPOSED IT & BIOTECH FACILITIES AT
SALT LAKE, KOLKATA". The term extra low voltage systems is used to indicate
the systems, where the operating voltage is much less than 230V.
14.1
General Scope of work:
The scope of works includes Design, Supply, testing, installing and commissioning of
the various equipments like IBMS, CCTV, PA, Access control system, Voice and
Electronic Billing system. The ELV system shall be provided only for the common
areas for IT and Biotech facilities. For other facilities ELV system shall be provided
for the entire facility.
14,2
Integrated Building Management System(IBMS)

A Integrated Building Management System (BMS) is a computer-based control
system installed in buildings that controls and monitors the building's mechanical
and electrical equipment such as ventilation, fighting, power systems, fire systems,
and security systems. A BMS consists of software arid hardware; the software
program, usually configured in a hierarchical manner, can be proprietary, using
modbus/Backnet protocols,
Integrated Building Management System (IBMS) is proposed to integrate the following
services:
a.
HVAC systems
b.
Electrical system (HT, LT & DG sets)
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Water management system

Lifts system
UPS system
Fire alarm and detection system
Access control system
Closed circuit surveillance and digital video recording system
Public address system
Voice communication system
Electronic Billing System for U & Biotech facilities.
CCTV System
Closed Circuit television Surveillance system is proposed to monitor the

activities at critical areas like main entrance lobby, lift lobby, staircase entry,
floor and terrace floor level, outdoor areas like Transformer yard, storage
yards etc.
The system components are:
14.4
CCTV Cameras, like Fixed dome type for interior application & PTZ (Pan Tilt &
Zoom type) for outdoor applications.
16 Channel Digital Video Recorders receives signal from all cameras, and it is
stored in the hard disc of the PC.
Suitable nos of 21" Colour PC monitor with DVD drive and higher capacity hard
disc.
Access control system

ACC8SS centre! system for the building is being proposed to control pedestrian and
unauthorized access to the facility. Proposed Services Provider room, Lift machine
room, BMS Control Room, Electrical & LV room, Main Entrance of building, Lift
Lobby at Ground floor are the locations where access control doors are proposed.
14.5
Public Address system

The Public Address (PA) System will be the primary earner of general
information/announcement and emergency calls in the case of fire, security alerts.
The system will work in zones, which may receive automated messages and
announcement.
Public address system with suitable audio power amplifiers and speakers are
proposed for general announcements and emergency announcements at Common
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area with & without false ceiling, Staircases & Service rooms, Car Park area etc. the
qty of power amplifiers are calculated based on total qty of speaker coming on total
floor plate area.
14.6
Telephone Cable Distribution

The telephone cable distribution is the communication medium for the voice
communication between the internal telephone points and the PSTN line. The
purpose of the telephone cable distribution is to have communication medium
between the telephone point and the EPABX (Electronic private automatic branch
exchange) which acts as the telephone exchange for the buildings.
Telephone Provision for common area like Services Provider room, Lift machine
room, BMS Control Room, Electrical & LV room, Pantry etc.
14.7
EPABX System
An Electronic private automatic branch exchange (EPABX) is a telephone exchange
that serves a particular business or office.
EPABX is used to make connections among the internal telephones of the hospital
and aiso connect them to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) via trunk
lines.
EPABX systems will be proposed only for the common areas of IT and Bio tech parks. For
Common Instrumentation facility and In -Silico Biology Facility the EPABX will be
considered for the entire facility.
14.8
Data Cabling System

Thi Dats cabling system acts as the communication medium for the data transfer within the
building i.e. local area network and have access to the internet through the servers.
in the Data cabling system the data socket in each floors are connected to the jack panel
which is located at the floor LV room, from the floor LV room fiber optic cable will be
installed for the vertical back bone. The vertical back bone cable wili be installed up to the
server room. The Data system will be proposed only for the Common Instrumentation
facility and In -Silico Biology Facility.
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Electronic Billing System (EBS)

Electronic Billing System is designed for monitoring electrical Energy consumption, air
conditioning system energy consumption, charges for common services, charges for office
modules etc.
The main components will be Trivector meter (TVM) and electronic energy meter (EEM)
which is energy analyzer type that can analyze all important energy parameters.
All these meters will be connected to EBS PC with communication cable and
programmed through software to give alf sorts of analysis and automatic billings.
15. PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING GUIDELINES
SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY

1. Source of water supply shall be municipal.
2. STP treated water shall be used for flushing and landscape irrigation purpose.
3. The source of water must be treated and must confirm to IS 10500:1994 drinking water
standards.
4. The water demand requirements are designed as per National Buiiding Code of India
(NBC- 2005).
5. The treated water confirming to IS 10500:1994 shall be further treated (demineralised or
deionized)
and then supplied to the laboratory areas involving research works.
6. Hot water supply can be provided only to the laboratory areas by means of solar water
heaters.
7. All the internal water supply and vertical down take lines shall be designed to have
adequate and
constant pressure. All the pipes shall be CPVC conforming to schedule 40/ schedule 80.
8. Areas like common instrumentation facility and other facilities like business
support centre, recreational facilities, main lobby, toilets, pantry, and kitchen shall be
provided with all necessary water supply and drainage point to make it completely
functional.
9.For IT facilities and Biotech facilities, the water supply tapping point and drainage
point shall be provided up to the service shafts. Further tapping and connection to
drainage point shall be done by the tenants.
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SANITARY FITTINGS
1. All sanitary wares such as EWC and Washbasins will be in ceramic chinaware of
white color
2. Kitchen sink and washbasins shall be considered in dining area.
3. Eye washers, laboratory sinks and acid-resistant washbasins shall be considered
only in the Common Instrumentation laboratory areas.
4. Ail toilet accessories shall be provided in U and Bio-tech facilities including the toilet
areas.
SOIL & WASTE PIPES
1. All soil and waste pipes in the IT and BT toilet facilities shall be of PVC pipes
conforming to IS: 13592-2004
2. The drainage waste water collected from the laboratory areas of BT facilities
shall be conveyed through copper pipes.
EXTERNAL SEWERAGE SYSTEM
1. Sewerage drainage pipes shall be of stoneware pipes conforming to IS 651:1992.
2. The sewerage system shall be designed based on gravity flow and minimum
diameter of sewer shall be 150 mm.
3. All gully traps and Manholes shall be constructed in Brick Masonry with top Cast iron
cover as per standard specifications.
4. The drainage water containing the hazardous wastes such as radioactive elements
and carcinogenic chemicals can be conveyed to effluent treatment plant.
5. The treated water characteristics coming out from STP shall be met to the CPCB
norms issued under Ministry of Environment and Forest.
6. FTP shall be considered for treating the waste water from laboratory areas
containing the hazardous characteristics and treated water characteristics shall be met
to the CPCB norms
EXTERNAL STORM WATER DRAINAGE
1. RCC NP2 Class pipes conforming to 15458:2003 shall be laid with cement collar joints.
2. Rain water down take pipes from the roof areas shall be of PVC pipes conforming to
IS: 13592- 2004.
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WASTE MANAGEMENT
1. The infectious biomedical wastes such as sharp knives, blades, needles and
syringes shall be collected, stored and disposed as per Biomedical wastes
(Management and Handling) Rules, 2000.
16. FIRE ENGINEERING & LIFE SAFETY GUIDELINES
16.1
GENERAL
The Contractor must provide Fire Protection & Life Safety measures wherever
required. The Fire Protection System Design should be done in accordance
with the National Building Code of India (NBCI - 2005), the local fire authority
norms and the best practices prevalent in the industry. The Contractor should
follow international guidelines wherever local codes & standards are not
available / applicable.
16.2
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

The Contractor must provide the Fire Protection system includes Active &
Passive fire Protection systems as given below.
16.2.1 ACTIVE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

16.2.1.1 Pumping System
The pumping system must include Underground storage tank with pumps and
Terrace level storage tank as stated in NBC.
The capacity and availability of fire water for the entire building shall be
sufficient to meet the requirements of the water sprinkling systems and the
Landing valves. Water shall be available in sufficient quantity and pressure to
supply the maximum number of discharge devices likely to operate
Simultaneously.
16.2.1.2
Internal & External Hydrant System
External Hydrants should be provided in equal spacing around the building

based on its occupancy. The ring main around the building snail be laid 1 m
below ground level, 2 m away, within 10 Mtr. from the face of the building.
Internal Hydrants are to be provided for ever/ 1000m2 of the protected area in
each floor.
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Pipes used for entire fire protection system shall be GI Heavy Grade as per
relevant IS standards.
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Minimum pressure of 3.5 kg/cm2 shall be ensured at the remotest hydrant point.
=
Ail the outdoor and indoor hydrants shall be provided with two (2) Nos.
RRL hoses (63 mm size x 15m long with couplings) and one (1) no.
branch pipe with nozzle (20mm bore).
Automatic Sprinkler System
The building shall be protected with an approved, supervised automatic sprinkler system
meeting the requirements of IS: 15105. The majority of the building shall be covered by an
automatic sprinkler system, except for high sensitive areas as stated in NBC/IS. The type of
sprinklers shall be decided based on the occupancy requirement as specified in IS 15105.
16.2.1.4
Fire Detection, Alarm, and Communication Systems
The building shall be protected with an approved, Analogue Addressable automatic

fire detection & alarm system meeting the requirements of IS: 2189. The type and
location of detectors, manual call stations & hooters in the building shall be based on
the requirement as specified in IS 2189. High sensitive areas like server rooms and
FT-rooms shall be covered by an aspiration smoke detection (ASD) system, and shall
be provided with emergency power.
16.2.1.5
Portable First-Aid Fire Extinguishers
Portable Fire Extinguishers shall be installed in accordance with NBC/ relevant

IS standards. 16.2.2 PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
16.2.2.1Means of Egress
The means of egress shal! meet the requirement of NBC Part IV Fire & Life Safety
Clause 4 - Life Safety.
16.2.2.2Travel Distance
Egress routes arrangements shal! meet the distances listed in the Table 22 of NBC
Part IV fire & Life Safety.
16.2.2.3Exit Access
The exit access includes al! accessible rooms and areas that may be occupied and
the doors, aisles and corridors that are traversed to reach an exit.
16.2.2.4Illumination of Means of Egress, Marking of Means of Egress & Emergency Lighting
The entire building shall have illumination of means of egress, Marking of Means of
Egress & Emergency lighting wherever required in accordance with NBCI.
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16.2.2.5Doors & Stairs

Doors and Stairs shall have a required fire resistance rating as specified in NBC.
16.2.2.6 Compartmentation
This building shall be subdivided into compartments in accordance with occupancy use.
Most technical facilities shall form individual compartments. The compartments shaii
function as fire and smoke barriers.
16.2.2.7 Opening Protective's - Penetrations & Joints.
All Horizontal & vertical openings in combined fire and smoke barriers shall be closed
with fire resistance material with required fire protection rating.
Through-penetration and fire resistive joints fire stop systems or devices shall be used to
protect penetrations and openings in, through, or between firerated assemblies and shall
be designed in accordance with NBC.
16.2.3 Safety Stgnage's
Photo luminescent signages are provided in the exit staircases, lift lobby, extinguisher
location, fire escape hydrant & hose reel, Alarm valve and Main fire alarm panel, etc. Auto
glow fire exit route maps shall be provided at strategic location of each floor for safe
evacuation during emergencies.
16.2.4 Assumptions
Single layer of sprinkler and Fire detection & alarm system (Above false ceiling) shall be
considered Oniy in Incubation centre & Office Areas wherever the depth of false ceiling is
exceeding 800mm in height. The below False ceiling protection shall be provided by the
respective tenant's according to the relevant Codes and Standards referred in this document.
Necessary provision for the future expansion should be considered in this scope.
All other facilities such as business centre, canteen, Food court, Recreation & Common
instrumentation facilities are to be fully protected as per NBC guidelines.
16.2.5 Codes & Standards
The following is a list of relevant standards to be followed for Entire Fire Protection
System. This list is not exhaustive. Referenced codes and standards in their latest edition
shall be used unless otherwise stated.
IS 1239: Part 1: 2004
: Steel Tubes, Tubulars and Other Wrought Steel Fittings -
Specification - Part 1 : Steel Tubes

IS 1239 : Part 2 :1992
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Mild steel tubulars and other wrought steel pipe fittings

IS 3589: 2001
Outside
: Steel Pipes for Water and Sewage (168.3 to 2 540 mm

Diameter) - Specification
IS 778: 1984
Valves for
: Specification for Copper Alloy Gate, Globe and Check

Waterworks Purposes.
BS 5155: 1984
: Specifications for Butterfly valves.
IS 14846: 2000
: Sluice Valve for Water Works Purposes (50 to 1200

mm Size) - Specification
IS 903: 1993
; Specification for fire hose delivery couplings, branch

pipe, nozzles and nozzle spanner.
IS 3844: 1989
: Code of practice for installation
and maintenance of internal firehydrants and hose reels

on premises
IS 5290: 1993
: Specifications for landing valves.
IS 636 : 1988
: Non-percolating flexible fire fighting delivery hose
IS 5 : 2004
: Colours for Ready Mixed Paints and Enamels
IS 2189 :1999
: Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Automatic

Fire
IS 15105: 2002
Detection and Alarm System Code of Practice
: Design and Installation of fixed Automatic Sprinkler

Fire extinguishing systems - Code of practice.
References:
NFPA 10 - 2002 Edition for fire extinguishers NFPA 13 - 2002 Edition for Sprinkler
system NFPA 72 - 2007 Edition for fire alarm code NFPA 99 - 2005 Standard for
health care facilities NFPA 101 - 2006 Life safety code NFPA 2001 - 2004 Standard for
clean agent fire extinguishing system
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17. HVAC GUIDELINES

The contractor must provide air conditioning for entire building excluding
basements. The HVAC design should be done according to the best practices
prevalent in the industry. The Contractor must follow international guidelines for
such specialized systems.
HVAC Construction Guidelines pertaining to Green Buildings
POINTS THAT NEED TO BE INCORPORATED IN HVAC SPECIFICATION:
Mandatory Requirements as per LEED
a) Certain minimum COP values have to be met by the chillers to qualify for LEED
certification. Water cooled chiller's COP at ARI conditions has to be a minimum of 6.1
and for Air cooled chillers the minimum COP must be 2.8 at ARI condition as per
ASHRAE standard 90.1. Chillers not meeting this requirement will not qualify for green
Buildings
b) VFD drives to be provided for pumps and Air handling units. To achieve energy
savings through the VFD drives for AHUs, variable air volume (VAV) boxes in the interior
HVAC air distribution system to be also provided.
c) Heat recovery units to be provided to achieve energy savings through precooling of
fresh air. The heat recovery wheels shall be enthalpy wheels to take care of sensible as
well as latent loads
d) The HVAC system to be designed with a 30% more than the minimum fresh air
requirements as per ASHRAE 62.1 Standard which are indicated below:
Office areas - 5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Conference areas, meeting and board rooms - 5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Office Lobbies - 5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Cafeteria/Food court/Restaurant/dining areas 7.5 cfm per person + 0.18 cfm per sqft
Lecture halls/class rooms 7.5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Libraries - 5 cfm per person + 0.12 cfm per sqft
Computer lab 10 cfm per person + 0.12 cfm per sqft
Hotel Guest rooms - 5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Hotel Lobby areas 7.5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Multi purpose assembly - 7.5 cfm per person + 0.06 cfm per sqft
Retail shop areas 7.5 cfm per person + 0.12 cfm per sqft
Gymnasium areas 0.3 cfm per sqft
We need to provide 30% more fresh air than the above in line with enhanced fresh air
requirements of LEED.
e) As per LEED mandatory requirement, refrigerant should be non CFC and non HCFC
based. Only R134a, R407c, R410a refrigerants shall be used. Also no halons must be
used in the fire suppression systems in line with LEED requirements.
f) Thermal comfort to be maintained with 23+/-2 Deg C and Relative humidity should not
exceed 60% as per ASHRAE standard 55-2004 standard for air conditioned areas. For
naturally ventilated areas sufficient window openings shall be provided to maintain
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comfortable environment.
g) MERV 13 filters shall be provided at least for all treated fresh air units serving all
regularly occupied areas for better air quality
h) Project to use a minimum of 50% of the total cooling tower make up water from STP
treated water.
i) For areas with more than 40 sq ft per person density: Air flow monitors to be
installed to provide feedback on the ventilation system performance to ensure that the
ventilation systems maintained design minimum ventilation requirements. Each fresh air
duct to each AHU to be fitted with an air flow monitor to continuously measure the fresh
air and in case the same goes +/- 10% of the designed fresh air quantity to generate an
alarm in the IBMS system.
For areas with less than 40 sq ft per person occupancy: such as conference rooms,
meeting rooms, cafeteria, some workstation areas etc. we need to include CO2 sensors
and monitoring in the IBMS system. CO2 monitor locations shall be between 3 ft and 6
feet and 1 CO2 sensor for every 1000 sq ft area shall be provided and all the fresh air
dampers shall also be motorized to ensure we bring in more fresh air when the CO2
levels inside are 500 ppm greater than the Co2 level outside. For this we will also need
to install a CO2 sensor outside to measure the outside CO2 levels at all times.
Following basic mechanical requirements are specifically applicable to HVAC.
CODAL REQUIREMENTS ARE
1.
BIS
2.
LOCAL CODES
3.
ARI
4.
ASHRAE Application- Laboratories
5.
ASHRAE 62.1- 2007 indoor air quality
6.
ASHRAE 90.1
7.
ASHRAE Fundamentals
8.
ASHRAE Applications
9.
BS Codes
10. CIBSE Codes

11. National Building Code 2005
12. ECBC 2007.
13. NFPA 96.
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17.1 Codes and Standards:

All materials, workmanship and testing shall be done according to the
following codes and standards. These codes shail comply with British standard
specification and code of practices
17.1.1 Design
S.No.
Codes
Description
BS EN 15255
Energy performance of buildings. Sensible room cooling load

calculation
CIBSE Guide B2
Ventilation and Air-conditioning part 1, 2, 3 and 5
CIBSE Guide B5
Noise and vibration control for HVAC
CIBSE TM42
Fan application guide
ISBN 085931 094 9
Guide to the selection and assessment of silencers and

acoustic enclosures
ASHRAE 62.1-2007
Ventilation for Acceptable indoor air quality.
7.
ASHRAE 62.1-2007
Minimum Energy performance of the Buildings
8.
ASHRAE Hand book1999
HVAC Application - Laboratories.
9.
ASHRAE Standard
55-2004
Thermal Environment conditions for Human Occupancy(ANSI

Approved)
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Codes for Ducting:

Acoustics:
The testing of the ail noise control equipment and the method use in measuring the noise rating of air
conditioning plant and equipment shall be in accordance with the relevant section of the following
British standards unless otherwise stated:
S.NO
Codes
Description
BS EN ISO
140-18:2006
Acoustic. Measurements of sound insulation
BS EN ISO
11546-1: 1996
Acoustic: Determination of sound insulation performance of

enclosure. Measurement under laboratory conditions (for
declaration purposes).
BS EN ISO
11546-2: 1996
Acoustics. Determination of sound insulation performances of

enclosures. Measurements in situ (for acceptance and verification
purposes).
BS EN ISO
1463:1998
Guidelines for the use of attenuators in the reduction of noise
17.3
Commissioning and Testing:
S.No
1
Codes
CIBSE
Description
Commissioning Code M ,commissioning Management
17.4
CIBSE
Commissioning Code A commissioning of air

distribution systems
CIBSE
Commissioning Code C, commissioning of Controls
BSRIA Guide 5/ 2002
Commissioning Management
BSRIA AG 1/91
Commissioning of VAV System
BSRIA AG 3/89.3
Commissioning of Air systems
BS EN 14277: 2006
Air terminal devices. Method for airflow

Measurements
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17.5 Air Conditioning System:

17.5.1 Service Building:
The chillers shall be placed in service building. Chillers can be common for both IT / BT.
The chiller shall be of Water /Air cooled type based on the availability of water and floor
area space. The primary pump, secondary pumps with VFD, condenser pumps and
cooling towers shall be provided. The equipments like Air separator and expansion tanks,
pressurization units shall be provided. The chilled water piping from service building to the
individual building shall be provided. Piping shall be suitably insulated with RPUF insulation
as per the chart indicated in the section 17.1a and 17.1b and covered with aluminium
cladding. The performance of the equipment shall be inline with ASHRAE standard 62.1
2007. Capacities of the various system shall be inline with minimum criteria as mentioned
under section 17.1.
SECTION 17.1a INSULATION THICKNESS IN MM FOR INSULATION MATERIALS PUR, PIR & PF
OPERATING TEMPERATURE IN DEG C

AMB to 19 to 10
20
9 to 0
(-)1 to (-) (-)11 to (-) (-)21 to (-) (-)31 to (-) (-)41 to (-) (-)51 to(-) (-)61 to (-) (-)71 to (-)
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SECTION 17.1b INSULATION THICKNESS IN MM FOR INSULATION MATERIALS EP, LRG & PSG
OPERATING TEMPERATURE IN DEG C

AMB to 19 to 10
20
9 to 0
(-)1 to (-) (-)11 to (-) (-)21 to (-) (-)31 to (-) (-)41 to (-) (-)51 to(-) (-)61 to (-) (-)71 to (-)
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15
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65
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200 AND ABOVE AND FLAT
SURFACES
25
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175
150
150
150
150
175
175
175
175
200
200
50
65
100
125
150
175
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225
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Warm shell concept is proposed for the areas of IT Park. Floor mounted Air handling units
of required capacity with VFDs shall be considered for each office floor space. The AHU's shall
be selected based on heat load calculations and required dehumidified air quantity.
The Chilled water piping shall be taken through the vertical shafts inside the AHU room and
shall be connected to the individual AHUs with control cum balancing valve. Fresh air
should be inline wth minimum criteria as mentioned under section 17.2. Fresh air for
maintaining indoor air quality shall be taken through suitably sized shafts/Louvers in the
exposed wall, of the AHU room and conveyed to the individual AHU's. In case fresh air is
taken through shafts, the same shall be ducted from the roof of the building. A fresh air fan
with double skin casing and filters located on the roof of the building shall be used to pump
the fresh air into the shafts. Motorized volume control damper/Manual damper shall be
installed in the fresh air arrangement in each floor to enable the control of ventilation.
The supply and return air duct with motorized actuator based fire dampers shall be
provided in the AHU room walls. Normally these fire dampers will be in open position.
However, in the event of fire in any of area, the fire damper in the duct leading to that area
will close automatically. Any air conditioning and ventilation components shall not be
considered inside the office space. The air distribution in particular office space shall be
under tenant scope.
Ultrasonic type BTUH meter shall be captured for each tapping and all meters shall be
linked to the centralized BMS system for automatic generation of the billing.
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Section 17.2 : Minimum criteria to be followed for IT facility ACMV

design
S.No
Description
Minimum Criteria
Inside Design Conditions
DB 23+/- 1.1 oC and RH around 60%
Outside Conditions to be
considered
Summer : 40.0 oC (DB), 28.3 oC (WB), 49% RH

Monsoon : 32.2 oC (DB), 28.3 oC (WB), 85% RH
Winter : 13.3 oC (DB), 8.9 oC (WB), 55% RH
Occupancy (Nos)
Fresh air Infiltration
5 CFM per person + 0.06 cfm per sft. Over and

above 30% additional cfm to be considered
Internal Load (KW)
2.5 w/sft built-up area
Lighting Load (KW)
1.0 w/sft built-up area
System of air circulation
Diversity to be considered
Server room loads
Remarks
100 sft per person
Contractor to
submit the heat
loads for checking
Recirculating
For the individual floor heat load calculation
either ceiling or floor load to be considered for
AHU capacity (apart from other loads as
specified above) whereas for the block load,
only one floor load and one slab load can be
considered.
Minimum 5% of total builtup area to considered
as server room area. Tapping shall be provided
to each office area at one location from where
the end user shall connect his indoor units.
However in addition to the above, space in the
balcony needs to be planned for locating
Outdoor units if tenants plan to go for any
standby units.
Note that this load

shall not be
captured in the
AHU.
17.5.3. Design Concept for Biotech facilities:

17.5.4. i. Incubation Facility:
Warm shell concept is proposed for the areas of Incubation Facility. Buried piping shall be
provided from substation to the incubation facility. The AHU's shall be selected based on
heat load calculations and required dehumidified air quantity. The chilled water piping shall
be taken through the vertical shafts in to the AHU rooms. The individual taping shall be
provided to the AHUs. The Supply duct shall be provided in side the AHU room to the walls
of office Space with Volume control dampers and fusible link fire Dampers. The further
distribution is under tenant scope
17.5.4. ii. Common Instrumentation facilities:
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The common instrumentation facilities includes Antibody & Antigen core facility, ceil
tissues culture laboratory, Basic research laboratory, chemical laboratory, analytical
laboratory proteomics imaging facility, cold room etc. For these areas dual air
conditioning shall be proposed. Each chemical lab shall be supplied with treated
fresh Unit. The supplemental cooling required for these labs shall be taken care by
local ceiling suspended AHU/FCU of suitable capacity. Each chemical lab shall also be
designed for exhaust ventilation. These exhaust ducts shall be connected to chemical
fume hoods, elephant trunk elbows (spot extractors) and also Oven hoods as
required to maintain negative pressure within the chemical lab. Each floor of
chemical labs shall have independent supply and exhaust system. Heat recovery
heat pipes shall be provided if required in the AHU's of chemical lab for energy
recovery. The supply and exhaust systems shall be of variable air volume nature &
shall be of connected to VFD's & VAV boxes, so as to maintain the negative
pressure differential. The lab exhaust shall be finally exhausted above the terrace
level of the building.
17.5.4, iii. Insilco Biology Centre:
Insilico Biology centre will be providing programming and scripting, experimental
design, data analysis, image processing and molecular modeling. It includes data
analysis and processing laboratory, data centre, molecular modeling laboratory,
microarray analysis laboratory and other imaging analysis. For all these areas air
conditioning shall be proposed by considering heat dissipation from the equipment.
Precision air handling units shall be provided if required.
17.5.5. Business Supporting Centre, Recreational facilities and Common Facilities:
The Business supporting centre, recreational facilities and common facilities like lift
lobbies, corridors in the building shail be air conditioned. Suitable AHU/CAHU of
required capacity shall be provided for the areas. Ducting shall be provided to the
lobbies, corridors with all the complete accessories like diffusers, grilles, dampers.
The Kitchen hood supply/exhaust and normal supply/exhaust shall be provided for
cooking areas. The Ventilation fans for kitchen shall be placed in suitable locations.
Food courts, Cafeteria shall be provided with air conditioning through the suitable
AHUs.
Section 17.1 : Minimum criteria to be followed for BT facility

ACMV design
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S.No
Description
Inside Design Conditions
DB 23+/- 1.1 oC and RH around 50+/-5%
Outside Conditions to be
considered
Summer : 40.0 oC (DB), 28.3 oC (WB), 49% RH

Monsoon : 32.2 oC (DB), 28.3 oC (WB), 85% RH
Winter : 13.3 oC (DB), 8.9 oC (WB), 55% RH
Occupancy (Nos)
Fresh air Infiltration
100 % Fresh air system
Internal Load (KW)
To be assumed.
Lighting Load (KW)
2 w/sft
System of air circulation
100% Fresh air system
Diversity to be considered
For the individual floor heat load calculation

either ceiling or floor load to be considered for
AHU capacity (apart from other loads as
specified above) whereas for the block load,
only one floor load and one slab load can be
considered.
Minimum Criteria
WEBEL
Remarks
Contractor to
submit the heat
loads for checking
17.5.6 COMPONENTS/FEATURES OF ACMV SYSTEM:

(a)
All equipment supplied against this specification shall be given tropical and
fungicidal treatment.
(b)
Tropical protection shall conform to BS:CP-104 : 1963 entitled "Protection of
Electrical Power Equipment against Climatic Condition" ..
17.5.6.1 CHILLER:
No diversity shall be considered while designing the system. The system should be with
N+25% configuration (redundancy of 25% to be considered). Efficiency shall meet
ASHRAE 62.1 2007 requirement. Minimum 25 % of the total chiller capacity shall be
of heat recovery condenser type. Type of chiller can be with screw or centrifugal with
R134A as a refrigerant. The chillers shall be provided with Micro-processor based
packaged control system. Associated field instruments, final control elements, power
supplies, conduiting and cabling for achieving the control shall be included. The control
will start/stop pumps as system demand requires. All field wiring is to be run in conduit.
The primary chilled brine pumps shall be started and stopped from the central operation
station and shall include necessary programming to run from outdoor air temperature,
start-stop control with schedule interface or normal start/stop control by operator. The
outlet connection of the chiller shall be provided with motorized valves to stop the flow of
water during their shutdown. In addition there would be 1 no. ambient enthalpy status.
Efficiency of the chiller also depends on the quality of water circulating in the system
which have some specific requirements as listed below.
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REQUIREMENTS OF WATER QUALITY
The Practical and economical application of liquid chillers requires that the quality of the
water supply for the cooler should be analyzed by a water treatment specialist. Water
quality may affect the performance of any chiller through corrosion, deposition of heatresistant scale, sedimentation or organic growth. These will hurt chiller performance and
increase operating and maintenance costs. Normally performance may be maintained
by corrective water treatment and periodic cleaning of tubes. If water conditions exist
which cannot be corrected by proper water treatment, it may be necessary to provide a
larger allowance for fouling and/or to specify special materials of constructions. We give
below our minimum recommended level of water quality for this project. Since the
proposed chillers use air as medium to remove heat from the refrigeration system, soft
and filtered water shall be required for the initial filling in the chilled water system and its
make up requirements.
Item
Make UP water
Chilled Water
PH(25 Deg C)
6.0-8.0
6.5-8.0
Electrical Conductivity (Sqcm)
200 or below
500 or below
Chloride ion (mg Cl/l)
50 or below
100 or below
Sulphuric acid (mg/So4/l)
50 or below
100 or below
Acid consumption (pH4.8)(mg CaCo3/l)
50 or below
Total hardness(mg CaCo3/l)
50 or below
100 or below
Iron (mg Fe/l)
0.3 or below
1.0 or below
Sulphide ion (mg S/l)
Not detected
Not detected
Ammonia ion (NH4/l)
0.2 or below
0.5 or below
Silica in ion state (mg Si)2/l)
30 or below
50 or below
M Alkalinity (ppm)
50 or below
100 or below
17.5.6.2 CONSTANT PRIMARY AND VARIABLE SECONDARY PUMPS:

Chilled Water circulation across the building shall be through Secondary pumps with
VFD controlled which will reduce the speed of the pump when there is a reduction in the
internal load. However primary pumps shall be non VFD based and shall supply required
amount of CHW return water to Chiller. Pumps shall be with N+1 configuration and it
shall be of End suction Back Pull out type with EFF1 motors. Secondary system shall
have two zones namely one for IT and common infrastrucuture loads and other for BT
loads.
17.5.6.3 AIR HANDLING UNIT:
The Air handling units shall be constructed using double-skinned acoustic panels with
minimum 1.2 mm thick pre-coated GSS sheet for outer skin and & 1.0 mm plain GSS
sheet for inner skin of the unit. All the panels shall incorporate 45 / 50 mm thick PUF
insulation sandwiched in between inner & outer skin; the inner skins can be of
perforated sheet in the case of Fan Sections to bring down the noise level. Outlet
Velocity of the fan should be restricted to 8 8.5 m/s. In addition to the above, AHU
should be supplied with supply air plenum with 2 nos dampered outlets as per the sizes
mentioned in the particular specifications. Attenuators on the supply air outlet of
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minimum 900 mm length should be considered with sufficient acoustically treated

baffles.
The Air Handling Units shall consist of the following sections for all the air handling units:A. COMPONENTS:
a. Inlet Plenum of minimum 750 mm deep.

b. Filter Section
The Filter Section shall consist of Pre-filters (EU 3) & Bag Filter (EU 7).
The Pre filters shall have an efficiency of 90% down to 10 microns by Gravimetric
Test (EU 3 or better) as per BS EN 779. The filter Pressure drop shall not
exceed 6 mm wg when clean and 10 mm wg when fully loaded. Each unit shall
be provided with a factory assembled filter sections containing washable
synthetic type air filters having GSS frame. The media shall be supported with
High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) mesh on one side and aluminum on the
other side. Filter banks shall be easily accessible and designed for easy
withdrawal and replacement of filter cells. Filter banks frame work shall be fully
sealed and constructed from GSS.
Similarly Bag filters shall have an efficiency of 99% @ 3 microns, 85% @ 1
Micron & 55% 0.3 Micron by Gravimetric Test (EU 7 or better). The filter
pressure drop shall not exceed 9 mm of wg when clean and 13 mm when fully
loaded. Filter banks shall be easily accessible and designed for easy withdrawal
and replacement of filter cells. Filter banks frame work shall be fully sealed and
constructed from GSS.
. Chilled Water Cooling Coil Section.
The coil section of the AHU shall be of the cartridge type, removable from the
side of the casing and supported over the entire length of the coil. The Cooling
coil section shall have 12.5 mm to 15 mm dia copper tubes minimum of 24 G
thick sine wave aluminium fins firmly bonded to copper tubes assembled in zinc
coated steel frame. Face and surface area shall be such as to ensure rated
capacity from each unit and such that air velocity across each coil shall not
exceed 2.4 m/sec. Where required, eliminator shall be provided down stream of
the cooling coil to arrest entrained free moisture from the air stream. An
appropriate panel of the Coil Section shall incorporate factory made openings for
coil inlet & outlet connections. The coils shall be mounted over an adequately
sized condensate drain pan. Particular, care shall be taken to ensure that
condensate is drained totally without leaving any stagnant pools any where in the
unit. Each coil shall be factory tested under water. Tube shall be hydraulically
expanded for minimum thermal contact resistance with fins. Fin spacing shall be
11 to 13 fins per inch. The Coil shall be mounted on castors to facilitate removal
for cleaning. Flanges of resilient isolation material shall be provided both at the
inlet and outlet connections of all cooling coils with necessary bushes of similar
material to minimize transmission of vibration to connected piping. Coil shall
have automatic air vents, the vent outlets beings piped to the drain pan with a
copper pipe. Coil performance shall be rated in accordance with ARI Standard
410. Each coil shall be leak tested at 17 bars.
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Moisture eliminator should be fitted after the cooling coil / humidifier section to
avoid carry over of moisture. Eliminator blades are made of stainless steel and
are assembled within in a heavy gauge galvanized steel frame
d. Fan Section (Should be AMCA Certified).
Fan to be insulated with 13 mm Open Cell Armasound insulation. Fan should be
designed with max 8 to 8.5 m/s velocity. The ratings which are to be submitted
along with the proposal shall be based on the tests and procedures performed in
accordance with AMCA publication 311 and comply with the requirements of
AMCA certified ratings program.
The fan shall be of backward curved / forward curved airfoil blades of no
overloading characteristics, double inlet double width type (DIDW). Outlet
Velocity of fan should be designed at max 8 to 8.5 m/s. The wheel and housing
shall be fabricated from heavy gauge galvanized steel. The fan impeller shall be
mounted on a solid shaft supported to housing with angle iron frame and pillow
block heavy-duty ball bearings. Bearings shall be self-aligning; pillow block type
selected for an average life of 200,000 hours at design operating conditions and
shall be provided with grease line extending to outside of the AHU Casing. The
impeller & blades shall be selected / designed for quiet - running. The fan
assembly shall be statically & dynamically balanced. A single impeller for the
entire flow rate specified for the unit is preferred. The bearings shall be mounted
on the scroll. Fan shall be driven by or internally unit-mounted motor connected
to fan by V-belt drive. Access panel for easy belt change shall be provided for
internally mounted motors. Belt connected motor capacity and shall adjustable to
provide not less than 20% speed variation.
The fan & fan motor shall be assembled on a common frame, which shall be
mounted on the floor of the casing with spring vibration isolators. The fan outlet
shall be connected to the casing with fire retardant fabric acting as a flexile
connection to avoid any vibration from the unit on to the ducts. The fan speed
shall not exceed 1000 rpm & fan outlet velocity shall not exceed 8 to 8.5
meters / second. Fan motor shall be totally enclosed fan-cooled type and shall
be suitable for 415 V/3 Ph / 50 Hz. Motor shall be sized to provide the additional
power requirements when the fan is operated to provide an additional 20% of the
rated capacity. The fan shall be selected for a noise level less than 65 dB.
Fans for AHUs connected to variable frequency drives (VFDs) shall be selected to
have their peak efficiencies at about 75% of their design flow rates
e. Supply Air Plenum Section with 2 Nos. Outlets having dampers for Supply Air Duct
Tappings. (Refer particular specifications / data sheets for details).
f. Sound Attenuators for supply air ducts to maintain the noise level within the limits
specified in the technical details
g. MOTOR & DRIVE
The motor shall be as per IS: 325 and with class "F" insulation, totally enclosed fan
cooled, horizontal induction foot mounted type and rated not to draw starting current
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more than 6 times normal running current. Fan motors shall be suitable for 415 volts, 50
cycles, 3-phase, squirrel - cage, totally enclosed fan cooled with IP-55 protection. Motor
shall be selected for quite operation and the speed of the motor shall not exceed 1400
RPM. Drive to fan shall be provided through belt-drive arrangement. Belts shall of the
oil-resistant type. Fan motor shall be suitable for variable speed by variable frequency
drive application. . The motor shall be capable of handling the required starting torque of
the pumps. Speed of motor shall be compatible with the speed of the pump. The cooling
fans shall be directly driven from motor shaft. Motor situated outdoors or exposed to the
weather shall be weather protected. Motors shall be enclosed type and shall have dust
tight construction with suitable means of breathing and of drainage to prevent
accumulation of water from condensation. Drain holes shall exclude bodies greater than
6mm diameter.
All components shall be of adequate mechanical strength and robustness and shall be
constructed of metal unless otherwise approved. All motors shall be dynamically
balanced.
The enclossure shall be designed to provide an effective sealing between the primary
and secondary air circuits. Motor winding shall be vacuum impregnated with heat and
moisture resistant varnish glass fiber insulated. Two independent earthing points shall be
provided in accordance with IS:3043 on opposite sides of the motor for bolted
connection. The cable boxes and termination shall be designed to enable easy
disconnection and replacement of cables.
(Motor should be part of scope with manufacturer & should not be supplied separately by
ACMV Contractor).
B. ACCESSORIES:
a.
Variable Frequency Drive with necessary hardware & software required for
transmission of signal to BMS System.
VFD with Star-Delta / DOL BYPASS starter
should be housed in a sheet metal enclosure. VFD shall be with IP 54/55 enclosure.
b. 1 Set of Vibration Isolators (Rubber Pads) for each Air Handling Units.
c. Two Sets of Canvas Cloth apart from the one provided at the outlet of the Fan section in
the Air Handling Units.
d.
Drain Pan : The Insulated drain pan shall be constructed using stainless steel of 18 G
with necessary slope to facilitate fast removal of condensate. Necessary arrangement
shall be provided to slide the coil in the drain pan.
The outlet of the condensate
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e. 1 Set of Commissioning Filters for Each AHU.

C. ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS REQUIRED FOR BT FACILITY:
a. Heating and Humidifier Section : Minimum two rows of heating coil required in addition
to the cooling coil. In addition to this humidifier section is required to maintain the
humidity.
b. Plug type fans as against Belt Driven fans for all the AHUs of BT.
c.
Filter Section : Micro V filter in addition to the requirements of IT. However Hepa filters
which are essential at the terminal outlet shall be under tenant scope of works.
Necessary static to be considered while selecting the AHU.
d. Instead of Inlet Plenum, the AHU should contain mixing box for fresh air duct connections.
e. The fans should be 2 nos of 70% each.
f. Each lab should have a dedicated AHU located at service floor.
g. Attempt should be done to have AHU and HRW as an integrated unit.
h. The minimum depth of the CHW coil should be 8 rows.
i. Inner skin of the AHU shall be of SS and not GSS.
j. Corridor to have dedicated AHU.
17.5.6.4 HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL:
Fresh air to the AHU shall be treated with return air taken from the conditioned space
thereby reducing the latent load inside the building using Heat recovery wheel.
Centralized arrangement shall be made if the AHUs are planned centrally. Else HRW
shall be a part of AHU casing itself. The HRW shall be of cabinet type double skin
construction suitable for accommodating two parallel air streams. The two parallel air
streams are the Exhaust Air (exhaust of air conditioning return air) and outdoor air (OA).
The frame work shall be of extruded aluminum hollow sections. The entire frame work
shall be assembled using pressure die cast aluminum joints. The inner and outer sheets
of the double skin shall be 0.8 mm thick pre-coated and pre plasticized sheets with 25
mm thick rigid fiberglass or equivalent fire retardant insulation sandwiched in between.
The panels shall be fixed to the framework with screws and soft rubber gaskets and
finished with sealant. All joints shall be completely air tight. In case of BT inner skin of
HRW unit shall be of SS and not GSS.
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VARIOUS SECTIONS OF HRW UNIT:

a.
Supply Air Section
The fan shall be of Direct driven type. The wheel and housing shall be fabricated from
heavy gauge galvanized steel.
The fan impeller shall be mounted on a solid shaft
supported to housing with angle iron frame and pillow block heavy-duty ball bearings.
Bearings shall be self-aligning; pillow block type selected for an average life of 200,000
hours at design operating conditions and shall be provided with grease line extending to
outside of the AHU Casing. The impeller & blades shall be selected / designed for quiet
- running. The fan assembly shall be statically & dynamically balanced. A single impeller
for the entire flow rate specified for the unit is preferred. The bearings shall be mounted
on the scroll. Fan shall be driven by or internally unit-mounted motor connected to fan by
V-belt drive. Access panel for easy belt change shall be provided for internally mounted
motors. Belt connected motor capacity and shall adjustable to provide not less than
20% speed variation.
The fan & fan motor shall be assembled on a common frame, which shall be mounted on
the floor of the casing with spring vibration isolators.
The fan outlet shall be connected
to the casing with fire retardant fabric acting as a flexile connection to avoid any vibration
from the unit on to the ducts. The fan speed shall not exceed 1000 rpm & fan outlet
velocity shall not exceed 10 meters / second. Fan motor shall be totally enclosed fancooled type and shall be suitable for 415 V/3 Ph / 50 Hz. Motor shall be sized to provide
the additional power requirements when the fan is operated to provide an additional 20%
of the rated capacity. The fan shall be selected for a noise level less than 65 dB.
b.
MOTOR & DRIVE

The motor shall be as per IS: 325 and with class "F" insulation, totally enclosed fan
cooled, horizontal induction foot mounted type and rated not to draw starting current
more than 6 times normal running current. Fan motors shall be suitable for 415 volts, 50
cycles, 3-phase, squirrel - cage, totally enclosed fan cooled with IP-55 protection. Motor
shall be selected for quite operation and the speed of the motor shall not exceed 1400
RPM. Drive to fan shall be provided through belt-drive arrangement. Belts shall of the
oil-resistant type. Fan motor shall be suitable for variable speed by variable frequency
drive application. . The motor shall be capable of handling the required starting torque of
the pumps. Speed of motor shall be compatible with the speed of the pump. The cooling
fans shall be ly driven from motor shaft. Motor situated outdoors or exposed to the
weather shall be weather protected. Motors shall be enclosed type and shall have dust
tight construction with suitable means of breathing and of drainage to prevent
accumulation of water from condensation. Drain holes shall exclude bodies greater than
6mm diameter.
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FILTER SECTION
The Filter Section shall consist of Pre-filters.
The Pre filters shall have an efficiency of 90% down to 10 microns by Gravimetric Test
(EU 3 or better) as per BS EN 779. The filter Pressure drop shall not exceed 6 mm wg
when clean and 10 mm wg when fully loaded. Each unit shall be provided with a factory
assembled filter sections containing washable synthetic type air filters having GSS frame.
The media shall be supported with High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) mesh on one side
and aluminum on the other side. Filter banks shall be easily accessible and designed for
easy withdrawal and replacement of filter cells. Filter banks frame work shall be fully
sealed and constructed from GSS.
In addition to the prefilter, please consider EU 7 filter in the intake section of the HRW.
d.
VOLUME CONTROL DAMPERS

Dampers shall be opposed blade type.
Blades shall be made of double skin airfoil
extruded aluminum sections with integral gasket and assembled within a rigid extruded
aluminum alloy frame. All linkages and supporting spindles shall be made of aluminium
or nylon, turning in Teflon bushes. In case of automatic dampers, sealed ball bearings
shall be provided, in place of Teflon bushes. Manual dampers shall be provided with a
Bakelite Knob for locking the damper blades I position. Linkages shall be extended for
motorized operation if specified in technical requirement data sheets. Damper frames
shall be sectionalized to minimize blade warping. Air leakage through dampers when in
the closed position shall not exceed1.5% of the maximum design air volume flow rat at
the maximum design air total pressure.
Manual volume control dampers shall be
provided at the discharge side of OA fan, and intake side of the EA fan.
e.
Air Intake Section with Louvered Opening for drawing fresh air
Air intake section of 600 mm deep with louvered opening should be provided for drawing
fresh air.
f.
Exhaust air sections (AC return air exhaust)
g.
Back Draft Damper

Back draft damper shall be provided on the outlet side of the exhaust air fan ahead of the
exhaust air louver.
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17.5.6.5 TOILET VENTILATION:

Centralized exhaust system shall be designed with 25 ACPH. In addition to the exhaust
system, forced fresh air shall be planned at around 85% of the exhaust air cfm provided
keeping the are under negative pressure. Necessary provision of shafts (continuous till
terrace) shall be considered for both fresh air and exhaust
17.5.6.6 KITCHEN VENTILATION:
Exhaust system shall be designed with 40 ACPH. In addition to the exhaust system,
forced fresh air shall be planned at around 85% of the exhaust air cfm provided keeping
the are under negative pressure. Kitchen exhaust shall not be thrown out directly. The
same shall be cleaned using Dry/Wet scrubbers. Necessary provision of shafts
(continuous till terrace)/space shall be considered for both fresh air and exhaust system.
17.5.6.7 PARKING VENTILATION SYSTEM:
As defined in National Building Code of India, Mechanical ventilation for Car Parking in
basements shall be designed to permit 8 ACPH for Normal ventilation and 30 ACPH in
case of fire or distress call.
These fans are located at basement. The fan will be switched On/Off by the controller.
a.
Car park at basement will be provided with exhaust fans of DIDW type at the fan
room & from the car park area it shall be Induction Jet Vent..
Exhaust air
capacity shall be Twelve (30) air changes per hour during fire mode and 8.0 ACH
during normal operating hours.
b.
Fresh air shall be drawn from outside thru ramp entrance openings / sky lights.
Ducted supply (if required) from ramps opening will also be provided in order to
distribute supply air to the parking area. Tunnel fans have been proposed to be
installed at strategic locations in order to minimise dead spots.
During normal operation, all fresh air fans will operate continuously.
During normal operation, Required number exhaust fans will be operated and
the other exhaust fans will be operated based on signal from fire panel / CO
Sensor from IBMS System.
During fire condition, all exhaust fans will be switched ON.
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Carbon monoxide sensors shall be provided by BMS Contractor if necessary to

control the car park ventilation system.
17.5.6.8 ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL WORKS:

All associated electrical works related to ACMV shall comply minimum
requirement as specified under S.No 13. However the following table indicates
the specification of electrical motors which comes along with the air-conditioning
equipments.
SPECIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL MOTORS.
3Phase, Sq. cage induction motors
Type
Enclosure
Totally enclosed fan cooled
Voltage +/- variation
415V +/- 10%
Frequency +/- variation
50Hz +/- 5%
Combined variation
10% (absolute sum)
Mounting reference
As per BIS 4691/equivalent International Standard
Frame Dimensions
As per BIS 1231/BIS 2223
Altitude
Upto 1000m
Relative humidity
Upto 100%
Degree of protection
IP55
Class of insulation
Class F
Ambient
45 Deg C/ 95C upto frame 160
temperature/Temp.
rise by resistance method
40 Deg C/100C above frame 160
Type of duty
Continuous SI
Duty designation
As per BIS 325 or equivalent International

Standard.
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17.5.6.10 AUTOMATION:
A state-of-Art Building Automation system shall be planned for the building. The
integration of all sub-systems shall be achieved through software programs, electronic
components, hardware controllers and communication network. All the components
forming the BAS are integrated and envisaged to work seamlessly with the rest of the
sub-systems thereby providing safety, protection, efficiency and comfort to the building.
The design of the IBMS shall consider integration of the various facilities in the complex
in to a seamless network that permits
a. Automation of all general functions.
b. Automated initiation of actions for emergency functions.
c. Managing availability and distribution of resources as cooling, water and electricity.
d. Energy optimization, metering and billing of electrical and cooling energy.
e. Incorporation of Manual over-ride features.
f.
Enabling communication between the facilities management and users of the complex.
g. Monitoring visually and with entry barriers, access to the common areas of the complex.
h. Public announcement and prioritized messaging of important information and alarms.
i.
Central monitoring of all the elements of the IBMS as sensors, contacts, valves/
actuators.
j.
Scheduling Operation, tracking faults and managing regular maintenance of the facilities.
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MAJOR COMPONENTS OF BMS SYSTEM:

A. DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROLLER (DDC):
DDC controllers shall be capable of fully stand-alone operation i.e. n the event of loss
of communication with other DDCs or Control Station, they shall be able to function on
their own. Controllers must be able to perform the following energy management
functions as a minimum.
a)
Time & Event programs
b)
Holiday Scheduling
c)
Maximum and Distributed power demand
d)
Optimum start and stop program
e)
Night purge
f)
Load reset
g)
Zero energy band
h)
Duty cycle
i)
Enthalpy analysis and control
j)
Run Time Totalization
k)
Sequencing and Optimization
l)
Exception scheduling.
B. PORTABLE OPERATORS TERMINAL (POT):

POT shall be provided to allow operator readout of system variables, override control and
adjustment of control parameters. The POT shall be portable and plug directly into
individual controllers for power and data. The minimum functionality of POT shall
include :
a)
Set points to a fixed value or state.
b)
Display diagnostic results.
c)
Display sequentially all point summary and sequentially alarm summary.
d)
Display/change digital point state, analog point value.
e)
Display/change time and date.
f)
Display/change analog limits.
g)
Display/change time schedule.
h)
Display/change run time counts and run time limits.
i)
Display/change time and/or event initiation.
j)
Display/change programmable offset values.
k)
Access DDC initialization routines and diagnostics.
l)
Enable/disable points, initiators and programs.
m)
Display/change minimum ON/OFF and maximum OFF times.
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C. DATA COMMUNICATION DEVICES.

D. FIELD DEVICES.
E.
ECLECTRONIC METERING. Etc.
17.5.6.11 TYPICAL IO SUMMARY FOR MAJOR EQUIPMENTS:
Sl.No.
Description
Qty
AI
I/O DETAILS
AO
DI
DO
No of Data points
for Integration With
BMS
AHU WITH HRW

Remark
Scope of sensor, actuator, contacts,

relays, microprocessor unit
AIR HANDLING UNITS

TYPICAL WITH HRW
Air Handling Units - Qty in each of AHU Room
1
AHU ON/OFF Command
2
3
AHU ON/OFF status

AHU Auto/Manual Command
4
5
6
Return air Temperature & RH Sensor

Filter status
CHW 2-Way Valve Control
7
8
Immersion type temperature sensors to measure

CHW in/outlet temperature
Fire trip status
Fire Damper Status - SA, RA, reset command
10
Return air Co2 level
11
VFD Speed control, Duct static pressure reading &

monitoring. Integration of VFDS
12
MCC power supply status
Duct type Temperature & RH sensor

DP switch
2-way CHW valve
signal from DSD & FAS
ACMV Vendor. BAS Vendor to do Cabling
aux.contact - fire damper actuators
Fire Damper and control panel by ACMV

Vendor. BAS Vendor to do further cabling.
No Fire Damper for Lift Lobby AHU
Immersion type temp sensor+pocket
2
2
20
8
2
3
3
HRW AHU SUPPLY AIR FAN ON/OFF Command
2
3
HRW AHU SUPPLY AIR FAN ON/OFF Status

HRW AHU SUPPLY AIR FAN ON/OFF Command
5
6
HRW AHU SUPPLY AIR FAN ON/OFF Status

HRW Wheel ON/OFF Command
8
9
HRW Wheel ON/OFF Status

2 for Office, 1 for Hub Room & 1for Lift

Lobby
Potential free contact in panel by Electrical
vendor.
Control cable from DDC to
Electrical panel by BAS Vendor
BAS vendor
vendor.
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
ACMV Vendor will provide Valve suitable for
BMS Operation. Necessary cabling from
DDC Panel to Valve shall be in scope of
BAS Vendor
BAS vendor
1
1
12
Zone Temperature sensors in the office area
Duct Co2 sensor

BAS vendor. Envisaged for Office Area
Only. Not for Hub Room & Lift Lobby
Protocol for integration shall be on ACMV Vendor to provide the protocol &
MODBUSRTU
adress details for integration & IBMS
Vendor to integrate the same with
necessary cabling. Static Pressure Duct
Sensor by ACMV Vendor
signal from potential free contact
vendor.
Zone temperature sensor in addition to BAS Vendor
VAV Zone Temperature
Zone Temperature
BAS Vendor
Duct Temperature in the outlet
BAS Vendor
1
1
Command to AHU panel
DP switch
DP switch
DP switch
1
1
12
Return Air Temperature Entering Wheel
13
14
15
Air Temperature Leaving Wheel

Filter status on air entering wheel & air entering
conditioned space
Fire trip status
16
17
Spare
Total I/O for AHU - Typ -FOR ONE AHU ROOM
DP switch
Zone Temperature sensors in the HUB Room & Lift

Supply air Canvas Temperature in AHU's
Spare
HRW UNITS
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4
13
Outdoor Air Temperature Entering

Supply Air Temperature leaving Wheel
14
15
16
10
11
37
Potential free contact in panel by

vendor.
Control cable from
BAS vendor
vendor.
Control cable from
vendor.
Control cable from
BAS vendor
vendor.
Control cable from
vendor.
Control cable from
BAS vendor
vendor.
Control cable from
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Outdoor Air Temperature

Supply Air Leaving Temperaure from
HRW
Return Air Entering Temperaure to
HRW
Air leaving Temperaure from HRW
DP switch

vendor.
36
20
28
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Sl.No.
Description
Qty
AI
AIR HANDLING UNITS

TYPICAL WITHOUT HRW
AHU ON/OFF Command
2
3
AHU ON/OFF status

4
5
6
Return air Temperature & RH Sensor

Filter status
CHW 2-Way Valve Control
Immersion type temperature sensors to measure

CHW in/outlet temperature
Fire trip status
8
9
Fire Damper Status - SA, RA, reset command
Air Handling Units - Qty in each of AHU Room
I/O DETAILS
AO
DI
DO
No of Data points
BMS
AHU WITHOUT HRW
Duct type Temperature & RH sensor

DP switch
2-way CHW valve
Immersion type temp sensor+pocket

1
aux.contact - fire damper actuators
Fire Damper and control panel by ACMV

Vendor. BAS Vendor to do further cabling.
No Fire Damper for Lift Lobby AHU
Duct Co2 sensor
BAS vendor. Envisaged for Office Area

Only. Not for Hub Room & Lift Lobby
vendor. Control cable from DDC to
BAS Vendor
DP switch
12
10
Return air Co2 level

12
13
Supply air Canvas Temperature in AHU's

Spare
3
3
Total I/O for AHU - Typ -FOR ONE AHU ROOM
18
21
10
Duct Temperature in the outlet
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2 for Office, 1 for Hub Room & 1for Lift

Lobby
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
ACMV Vendor will provide Valve suitable for
BMS Operation. Necessary cabling from
DDC Panel to Valve shall be in scope of
BAS Vendor
BAS vendor
11
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Sl.No.
Description
Qty
AI
AO
DI
DO
No of Data points
BMS
CHILLERS
Remark

ACMV Automation system
1
2
Air Cooled Chillers, Water cooled Chillers, water / brine Qty

Chiller Enable command
Chiller ON/OFF status
Chiller Auto / Manual status
Chiller trip status
5
6
7
Set charge temperature

Differential pressure switch status
Outlet & Inlet temperature of Individual chillers
1
2
Common supply & return header temperature /each circuit
Butterfly ON/OFF Chiller isolation valves command & status
Butterfly ON/OFF valve
Motorized Valve by ACMV Vendor. Cabling

from Valve part of BAS Vendor
10
Butterfly ON/OFF valves - Chiller bank linking over primary

headers command & status
Butterfly ON/OFF Condenser Side isolation valves command
& status
Butterfly ON/OFF PHE Primary & Secondary Side isolation
valves command & status
Butterfly ON/OFF Cooling Tower Side isolation valves
command & status
Butterfly ON/OFF TES Side isolation valves command &
status - Valve No 9 & 12
2-way modulating valve at TES line
BAS vendor.
Immersion type temp sensor + pocket


BAS vendor. Valve qty not quantified in
ACMV Package. To be in the scope of BAS
Vendor. 350 mm dia
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
Anti-freeze thermostat
BAS vendor
UTILITY BUILDING - ACMV
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Butterfly ON/OFF TES Sub Header isolation valves

command & status (Total capacity in three sub header for
optimal usage)
Temperature at TES outlet / inlet at the header level
Temperature at TES sub header level supply and return
Temperature at PHE inlet / outlet - primary & secondary side
Temperature at Condenser side & Cooling tower Inlet & outlet
& Header Temperature
Anti-freeze thermostat
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1
1
Immersion type temp sensor + pocket BAS vendor.
Modulating Valve - 2 Way

3
2
2
Command to chiller panel

BAS vendor
signal from potential-free contact. BAS vendor
Potential-free contact in Panel by
Electrical Contractor
Command to chiller panel
ACMV Vendor
flow status
BAS vendor
Immersion type temp sensor + pocket BAS vendor.
2
2
8
8
2
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Description
22
Header Mixture Temperature leaving & Entring Main Loop

Pumpsets
BTUH Meter for TES Tank (For recording Storage) with
Temperature Sensors
Immersion type temp sensor + pocket BAS vendor
Signal from BTUH Meter
BTUH Meter by ACMV Vendor. Necessary

wiring to BMS by BMS Vendor - Flow 2800
US GPM 350 dia
24
BTUH Meter with match pair sensors on Air Cooled Brine

Chiller Side
BTUH Meter by BAS Vendor. Wiring by

BAS Vendor. Flow 1920 US GPM 300
dia
25
BTUH Meter with match pair sensors on water Cooled water

Chiller Side

dia
26
BTUH Meter with match pair sensors on air Cooled water

Chiller Side

MM dia
27
BTUH Meter with match pair sensors on secondary side of

PHE

MM dia
28
BTUH Meter with match pair sensors on secondary side CHW

Side (Main Loop Pumpsets)

MM dia
Primary chilled Water / Brine Pumps - Qty
AI
AO
DI
DO
Remark
No of Data points
BMS
Sl.No.
23
Qty
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Pumps ON / OFF command
30
Pumps ON / OFF Status
signal from potential-free contact
31
Pumps Auto / Manual status
32
33
Flow status
Pumps trip status
2
2
flow status
34
Condenser Water Pumps - Qty

35
36
37
38
Flow status
Pumps trip status
2
2
flow status
39
Secondary chilled Water Pumps on PHE - Qty

Pumps VFD monitoring / control
40
Command to chiller panel/ pumps

panel

panel
25
Pumps VFD healthy & run Status
Pumps VFD trip status
43
44
Pumps ON / OFF command - Command to Logic Control

Panel
PHE Pumps - Qty
45
46
47
48
Flow status
Pumps trip status
2
2
flow status
49
Main Loop Pumps (With VFD & Logic Control Panel)

Pumps VFD monitoring / control
2
2
53
Pumps ON / OFF command - Command to Logic Control

Panel
Ventilation / Exhaust AHU for Electrical Room located in
Utility Building
Outside Air RH & Temperature.
OVERHEAD TANK
Level Switch - High
Level Switch - Low
Level Switch - Medium
SPARE IO in the Control Panel
ACMV Vendor. Cabling from BAS Vendor

vendor. Control cable from
Automanual Switch in panel by
BAS vendor
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
Serial RS486 Bus from VFD panels on ACMV Vendor. Cabling from BAS Vendor
Modbus RTU / Bacnet
Protocol for integration shall be on ACMV / Pump Vendor to provide the
Bacnet /IP / Modbus RTU
protocol & adress details for integration &
IBMS Vendor to integrate the same.

BAS Vendor to trigger the command to start
the operation of VFD Panel
Command to AHU panel. signal from

potential-free contact
DP switch
Duct type Temperature sensor
DP switch
2
2
2
2
2
Integration of Chillers to BAS System
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panel
35
Pumps VFD healthy & run Status
61
Electrical
DDC to
Pumps VFD trip status
AHU ON/OFF status

Space air Temperature Sensor
Filter status
Fire trip status
Electrical
DDC to
BAS Vendor to trigger the command to start

the operation of VFD Panel
52
55
56
57
58
59
60
Electrical
DDC to
51
63
64
65

1
for retrieving internal data for
AHU ON/OFF Command
Electrical
DDC to
Serial RS486 Bus from VFD panels on ACMV Vendor. Cabling from BAS Vendor
Modbus RTU / Bacnet
Protocol for integration shall be on ACMV / Pump Vendor to provide the
42
54

Automanual Switch in panel by
BAS vendor
Integration of Secondary Pumpsets serving PHE for retrieving

internal data for monitoring & control
Integration of Pumpsets
monitoring & control
12 Nos for Air Cooled Brine Chillers, 3 nos

for Air Cooled Water Chillers, 3 Nos for
Water Cooled Chillers
Automanual Switch in panel by Electrical
BAS vendor
41
50

RH & Temperature sensor
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BAS vendor
ACMV Vendor
BAS vendor
BAS vendor
Cabling by BAS Vendor
BAS vendor
Electrical
DDC to
Electrical
DDC to
SEMAC
Protocol for integration shall be on ACMV / Chiller Vendor to provide the

Cabling in the scope of BAS Vendor
1
1
1
1
Level Switch
Level Switch
Level Switch
BAS Vendor. Approx depth 2.5 Mtr

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For other components such as DG sets, tansformers, hot water generators, boilers etc vendor to
consider IO list in above lines. For the BT area in addition to the above requireements, vendor to
consider pressure reading devices through automation which can read positive, negative
pressure between two areas.
17.5.7 BALANCING, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
Balancing of all air and water systems and all tests as called for the Specifications shall be
carried out by the contractor through a specialist group, in accordance with the Specifications and
ASHRAE Guide lines and Standards. Performance test shall consist of three days of 10 hour
each operation of system for each season. All costs relating to performance witness test of major
equipment which is listed in the Preamble of the BOQ, at factory with four personnel from Clients
/ Project Managers/ owner's engineer / Architects / Consultant shall be included.
The results for summer, monsoon and winter air conditioning in quadruplicate shall be submitted
for scrutiny. Four copies of the certified manufacturers performance curves for each piece of
equipment, high lighting operational parameters for the project, shall be submitted along with the
test certificates. Contractor shall also provide four copies of record of all safety and automatic
control settings for the entire installation.
The installation shall be tested again after removal of defects and shall be commissioned only
after approval by the Owners site representative. All tests shall be carried out in the presence of
the representatives of the Architect/Consultant and Owners site representative.
17.5.8 OPERATING INSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Upon completion and commissioning of part ACMV system the contractor shall submit a draft
copy of comprehensive operating instructions, maintenance schedule and log sheets for all
systems and equipment included in this contract. This shall be supplementary to manufacturers
operating and maintenance manuals. Upon approval of the draft, the contractor shall submit four
(4) complete bound sets of typewritten operating instructions and maintenance manuals; one
each for retention by Consultant and Clients site representative and two for Clients Operating
Personnel. These manuals shall also include basis of design, detailed technical data for each
piece of equipment as installed, spare parts manual and recommended spares for 4 year period
of maintenance of each equipment.
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17.5.9 VIBRATION ELIMINATORS:

I)
All mechanical equipment shall be mounted in accordance with the specifications detailed
below:
a)
All machinery and equipment (Chilling units and air handling units) shall be installed on MS
Channel framework / Pedestals provided by Main Civil contractor. Pumps shall be installed
on 100mm thick RCC house-keeping pads to be provided by ACMV contractor.
b)
The vibration isolation equipment shall be supplied by the Contractor to suit his equipment.
The supply should include all unit isolators, complete rails, equipment base and structural
steel frames for concrete inertia blocks, wherever required.
c)
Wherever rotational speed is reckoned as the disturbing frequency, the lowest speed shall
be taken for calculation purpose. All isolation devices shall be selected for uniform static
deflection, according to distribution of weight.
II)
All vibration isolators subject to corrosive action like those installed outdoors will be
protected as follows:
a)
Steel parts other than springs to be hot dip galvanised, springs shall be cadmium coated or
plated with neoprene. Outdoor isolators shall be equipped with vertical limit restraints to
resist the effect of wind load. In seismic critical areas, seismic restrains shall be provided.
b)
Vertical limit restraints shall be built into all units/bases which support equipment whose
weight varies with the addition or removal of large amounts of water such as cooling
towers, boilers and for equipment on roof top subject to wind load.
III)
All mechanical equipment should be mounted on vibration eliminators. Piping in plant room
and ducting in AHU room should be mounted on vibration elimination springs. No duct and
piping shall be grouted in walls. Isolation sleeves shall be incorporated at all points where
ducts/ pipes pierce through walls.
The unit rates indicated for various equipment/ components includes the provision of the
above vibration eliminators/saddles for this project.
It will be the responsibility of the
successful contractor for any corrective action which may be necessary either during
construction or after completion of the works, to achieve all design objectives.
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17.5.10 ASSOCIATED TESTING WORKS.

The contractor shall agree for testing works as mentioned in the specification of various item of
works involved in this project.
If the various test prescribed in the specifications at specified intervals for ascertaining the quality of
the work done prove unsatisfactory, the consultant/owner shall have the authority to instruct the
Contractor to re-execute the work done or make alteration as per the orders of the
Consultant/Owner. without any cost implication to the Employer.
The Contractor shall furnish to the Owner/Consultant for approval adequate samples of all materials
to be used in the works free of cost.
Such samples shall be submitted, before the work is
commenced giving ample time to permit the test. All material furnished in actual works shall be of
the same quality of that of approved samples.
The testing of various materials to be used in works shall be tested in standard laboratories as
directed by the owner/consultant and the expenses incurred shall be borne by the Contractor.
After manufacture of the equipment all necessary routine test shall be carried out as per relevant
BIS/Equivalent International Standards and as listed in respective section.
The employer shall have full power to get any materials of work to be tested by an independent
agency at the contractor expense, in order to check the soundness and adequacy.
Certificate of compliance shall include material or product manufacturers statement that the
supplied items of system confirm to the specification certificate of codes compliances shall be
signed by the code authority verifying conformance to the specified code.
Shops tests shall show the results of required shop test of equipment or system certified in writing
by manufacturer or by his authorized representative..
Preliminary Testing:
Testing shall mean providing that all of the systems efficiently meet the performance specified in
operation. Routine and type test for various items of equipment shall be performed at the Contractor
works and test certificates shall be furnished. If required by the Client, his authorized representative
shall be permitted to be present during any of the tests. After notification to the Clients that the
installation has been completed, the Contractor shall make under the direction of Client such tests
and inspections as have been specified or as the Client shall consider necessary to determine
whether or not the full intent of the specifications have been fulfilled and whether further tests shall
be considered necessary.
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resulting from the tests shall be repaired and / or damaged material replaced, to the satisfaction of
the Clients representative. The contractor shall strictly follow what is reported in manufacturers
manual.
The contractor shall operate, test and adjust all air conditioning, ventilation and exhaust system
units, fan motors, all air handling appliances provided in connection with the installation and shall
make all necessary adjustments and corrections thereof including the adjustments of all regulating
dampers. A carefully detailed record of the results of these adjustments shall be furnished to and
be subject to the approval of the Client.
Thus the testing and commissioning process involves
Pre-commissioning test
Commissioning test and
Reliability test after commissioning.
Testing and adjustment during and after the maintenance period.
All these operations must be carried out by trained personnel only.
17.5.11 BALANCING REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES
Balancing of all air and water systems and all tests as called for in the specification shall be
carried out by the ACMV contractor in accordance with the specifications and relevant local codes
if any. Performance tests of individual equipment and control shall be carried out as per
specification requirements and manufacturers recommendation. All tests and balancing shall be
carried out in the presence of the representative of the CLIENTS / Engineer-in-charge. The
whole system balancing shall be tested with microprocessor based hi-tech instruments with an
accuracy +/- 0.5%.
The instrument shall be capable of storing data and then down loading into a P.C. The ACMV
contractor shall provide a minimum but not limited to the following instruments:
Microprocessor based calculation meter to measures DB and WB temperature, RH and Dew
point.
Velocicalc meter to measure air volume and air velocity
Pitot tube
Electronic Rotary vane Anemometer.
Accubalance Flow measuring Hood.
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ON SITE INTELLIGENT HYDRONIC BALANCING CONTROLLER

Computerized Intelligent hydronic balancing system consists of
a.
2sets of digital differential pressure meter transducer with a set of hose and necessary
tools for convenient measurement at site,
b.
Software which is designed and developed to built in for complete balancing procedure at
site offering data based interface for iterative balancing requirements
c.
A palm-top computer Pentium 133 Hz Window 95/98 operating system, 32MB RAM 1.6
GB HDD.
d.
Inclined Manometer graduated is not less than 0.005 inch
e.
Combination of inclined and vertical manometer with 0 to 10 inch graduation
f.
Tachometer and /or stroboscope
g.
Clamp on ampere meter with voltage scales
h.
Dial and glass stem thermometer capable of reading temperature change of 0.10deg F
Psychrometer, battery or sling
i.
Sound level meter with weighted scales
j.
Vibration meter
k.
Plumb bob or sprit level
l.
Measure tape
m. Pointer and stand

The ACMV contractor shall be responsible to provide necessary sockets and connections for
fixing of the testing instruments, probes etc.
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PROCEDURE:
Review all pertinent plans, specifications, shop drawings, interference drawings and other
documentation to become fully familiar with the systems and their specified and intended
performance. Furnish equipment and instruct sheet metal trade on proper use for conducting duct
leakage tests. Conduct first test as a way of instructing the above trades in the presence of the
CLIENTS representative.
Test relative barometric pressures in various building areas, as deemed necessary by the
CLIENTS representative and at least in all areas served by different systems. Test performance
and continuously record on 24-hour basis, temperature and humidity levels where control
equipment is provided for that purpose in certain critical areas.
Before commissioning of the equipment, the entire electrical installation shall be tested in
accordance with relevant BIS codes and test report shall be furnished by a qualified and
authorized person.
RECHECK TESTING AND BALANCING
Recheck testing and balancing of ACMV system and water flow conditions in approximately 6
months after initial testing and balancing has been performed and accepted, shall be conducted
as advised by owners representative.
Rechecking involves the readings and recordings of
temperature and pressure at all gauges as well as outdoor and indoor conditions. Measure and
record the motor amperages and drive RPM of all fans and pumps during recheck testing.
17.5.12 AIR SYSTEMS
Systems are to be balanced by first adjusting the total flow at the fan, then by adjusting main
dampers and branch dampers. Only final minor adjustments are to be made with register and
diffuser dampers.
Balancing of the air system shall be accomplished without causing
objectionable air noise.
Baffles and orifice plates required for proper air balance shall be
furnished and installed by ACMV contractor. Basically the following tests and adjustments are
required.
A.
Test all fan systems to provide proper cfm/cmh.
B.
Adjust fresh air, return air and exhaust dampers to provide proper air quantities in all
modes of control.
C.
Test and record fresh air, return air and mixed air temperature at all air handling units.
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Advise engineer of baffling if necessary to produce satisfactory mixture of air steams

D.
Test and record T at all coils after air and hydronic systems are balanced. Measure wet
and dry bulb temperature on cooling coils.
E.
Make pitot tube transverse at all main supply and return ducts to set proper air quantities.
Adjust all zone and branch dampers to proper CFM.
F.
Test and adjust each register, grills, diffuser or other terminals equipment to within +5%
of design air quantity.
Each opening shall be defined on the test report by size,
manufacturers model, room location, design cfm and actual CFM.
Outlets shall be
adjusted to minimize objectionable drafts.

G.
Test and record static pressure drop across all filters and cooling coils.
High velocity duct systems shall be tested for leakage in accordance with the provisions of the
SMACNA duct manual for high velocity systems. If excessive or audible leakage is detected, the
defect shall be repaired by the ACMV Contractor. Sufficient static pressure readings shall be
taken from the air handling units to the terminal units to establish system static pressure.
A proper record shall be maintained as per test Performa approved by the Consultant.
17.5.13 WATER SYSTEM
Systems are to be balanced by opening all valves, closing all by-passes and setting all mixing
valves to full coil flow. Water systems shall be cleared of air and all screens shall be cleaned.
Verify that the system has been properly cleaned, flushed and treated before testing. Basically,
the following tests and adjustments are required.
A.
Test and adjust all pumps to deliver the design flow rate. Record rpm, motor amperage,
discharge and suction pressure. Pumps shall operate without objectionable noise or
cavitations. Plot actual pump and system performance points on manufacturers pump
curves.
B.
Check all expansion tanks for proper filling pressurization. Verify operation of automatic
fill and relief valves.
C.
With the assistance of the temperature control Engineer, check the operation of all
automatic valves.
D.
Test and adjust correct water flow through chiller, major items of equipment and main
water circuits.
The balance valves, provided on the equipment, shall be used for
adjustment. All balancing valves shall be systematically balanced by the manufacturer of

balancing valve only in the presence of owner, using the intelligent hydronic on-site
Balancing Software. To enable accurate the practical operation, measurement of flow
and differential pressure shall be made with a microprocessor instrument which shall
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enable the operator to read the flow directly without use of diagrams or tables.
- The balancing of the system shall be verified in a written report, documenting valve
position and water flow which shall be handed over to the consultant for approval and
acceptance.
-
The intelligence balancing instrument shall have two main components:

An instrument which contain a microcomputer, input touch pad and LCD display, and
rechargeable batteries and built-in charger.

-
A sensor unit which contains a piezo-resisting pressure sensor, one measurement
valve and connection hoses. The measurement valve shall have a safety function which
protects the sensor from the high differential
pressures.
-
In addition to measuring flow rate, the differential pressure and temperature, the
intelligent balancing instrument shall have a computer programme to provide the

following functions:
1. To balance the installation of
ACMV system and calculate the necessary valve
settings, based on system measurements

2. To store the results of balancing
3. To log measured values from a valve (differential pressure, flow rate or temperature)
4. To printout saved data in computerized measurement protocol consists of : name and
size of balancing valve (BV),
Pre-setting position of BV,
Delta P at BV,
Flow at BV,
Design Flow
E.
Check capacity output of chillers and set water flow rate for proper T.
F.
Check and adjust each coil to provide design flow rate.
Record water and air
temperature changes and water pressure drop.

G.
Set pressure drops across coil by-pass to match coil full-flow pressure drop.
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17.5.14 BALANCING TOLERANCE:

Balance systems to within the following tolerances
Duct leakage Rates (at operating pressures)
Low pressure ducts-
0 to 0.5 kPa
5% of full flow
Medium Pressure Ducts-
0.5 to 3 kPa
1% of full flow
High Pressure Ducts-
Greater than 3 kPa
1% of full flow
Air flow rates

Under 70 L/S
10% of flow
Over/at 70 L/S
5% of flow
Water flow rates

Chilled Water
2% of flow
Other
5% of flow
Heat Flow Rates/ Heat Exchangers
5% of design capacity
The ACMV Contractor shall leave the system operating in complete balance with water and air
quantities as shown on drawings.
Set stops on all balancing valves and lock all damper
quadrants in proper position. Secure all automatic damper and valve linkages in proper positions
to provide correct operating ranges. Proper damper positions shall be marked on ducts with
permanent indication. Notify the CLIENTS of any areas of marginal or unacceptable system
performance.
17.5.15 PERFORMANCE & GUARANTEE PROCEDURES
In accordance with the conditions of contract/ Letter of Award, on successful completion of system
trial operation at site and rectification of all defects, the system/individual equipment subjected to
performance and guarantee test at site. Upon notification to the Engineer-in-charge/Consultant
from the Contractor, that the installation has been completed, the Contractor shall conduct under
the direction and in the presence of the Engineer-in-charge/Consultant or his representatives,
performance test on the plant as per the Performa furnished in the document and such inspections
and tests as the Engineer-in-charge shall consider necessary to determine whether or not the full
intent of the requirements of the plant and specifications have been fulfilled.
All fees connected with testing of equipment payable by ACMV contractor to any of the relevant
Government Authority or Expert from the supplier have been included in the tender sum.
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Objective of the testing

To check healthy working of all the equipment along with its associated safety switches and
electrical interlocks forming the total ACMV system.
To check the power consumption of the motors for which power consumption limits are guaranteed
at specified capacity of the equipment.
To verify the total capacity of the plant with main equipment and standby equipment and also
capacity of all individual equipment and inside design conditions
* Tonnage (The capacity of the plant) shall be verified during summer only, but room
temperature and relative humidity of the condition space with calibrated instruments in both
summer and monsoon seasons.
Capacity rating and guaranteed power consumption of equipment to be established during summer
only, when the maximum ambient temperature be atleast 40 C (additional heating load if required
shall be provided by ACMV Contractor.)
Vibration and noise level to be measured for all rotating equipments.If noise level specified is not
met by the equipment, necessary acoustic control measures shall be provided by the contractor
such that noise level is within specified limits without any additional cost to client.
Pre-requisites to the P&G Test:
The Contractor should furnish a written statement to the effect that the work covered in this contract
has been completed for the system for which P&G test will be carried out.
All the
erection/commissioning protocols in respect of hydrates of pipelines, control system, pipeline

flushing, vibration and noise level data of ACMV equipments during commissioning shall be made
available during P&G test by Contractor.
The date of commencement of all testing listed herein, shall be subject to the approval of the
CLIENTS and in accordance with the requirement of the CLIENTS representative.
A performance test by keeping the plant running for a period of 72 hrs. shall be carried out in peak
summer and peak monsoon periods. During the tests, reading shown in clause shall be taken
hourly. From the readings so taken, the Contractor shall also establish the plant capacity. The
computed results shall tally with the specified capacities furnished with Tender.
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Under operating conditions described in the specifications and reflected in the drawings, tolerances
permissible in the space conditions for inside design dry bulb temperature and relative humidity
shall be within specified limits. Un-interuppted power supply within the specified parameters for the
duration of the test, proper lubrication and oil level of all equipments and cleaness of plant /system
shall be maintained during the P&G testing period.
All the test equipment, instruments, labor, operating personnel, oil and refrigerant required for these
tests shall be furnished by the Contractor at his own cost. In case the work does not meet the full
intent of the specification or if the test do not show satisfactory result, the Contractor shall at his own
cost, rectify/replace the defective installation or part thereof as directed by the CLIENTS within two
months. The contractor shall bear all expenses thereof. The decision of the CLIENTS shall be final
and binding in this respect. Only after all these tests are satisfactorily completed and the defects
found during these are rectified, the plant will be finally accepted. Joint protocol of overall record
/test shall be signed at the time of PG test.
In the event full load due to appliances as specified in design data in Technical specification is not
available, when the plant is ready for commissioning (and testing) and /or if the date of test does not
coincide with the peak summer or monsoon seasons, the ACMV contractor shall nevertheless
conduct tests in the prevailing conditions, but shall also repeat them as and when full load due to
appliances materilises and during summer and monsoon, during the defects liability period.
17.5.16 TEST METHODOLOGY
The test can be classified into four following groups.
Equipment performance and also capacity of all individual equipment and inside design conditions
Capacity assessment (verify plant capacity and power consumption during summer when the
maximum ambient temperature is atleast 37 deg C)
Power consumption at specified capacity of the equipment
Room condition test during summer and monsoon.
The following readings shall be taken (and results computed) during the performance tests on the
plant. The contractor shall provide such assistance, instruments, machines, labour and materials
as are normally required for examining, measuring and testing. The plant should run continuously
for 2 to 3 hours for stabilization of the system before measurement.
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SCHEDULE FOR GUARANTEED MAXIMUM POWER CONSUMPTION SHEET : FORMAT Contractor

to prepare similar sheet for arriving maximum power consumption.
Description
f)
Data as Permitable
agreed as per
with
LOI / Award of
allowable
g)
Tolerance
Contra
ct
Reading
Reading
Reading
on the
agreed
Data
h)
WATER
COOLED
WATER
CHILLING UNIT
POWER
CONSUMPTION
(IKW) at full load

Vibration level [- microns]
Noise level [db] at 1.0M from
chilling unit
A
COMPRESSORS
Comp. speed [- rpm]
Comp. motor current [- amps]
Comp. motor speed [- rpm]
Voltage [- volts]
Vibration level [- microns]
Noise level [- db]
WATER
COOLED
CONDENSER
Entering water temperature[
C]
Leaving water temperature [
C]
C
CHILLER
Entering water temp .[ C]
Leaving water temp. [ C]
Water pressure inlet [KSc]
Water pressure- outlet [KSc]
Pressure drop [KSc]
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AIR HANDLING UNITS/ FCUs

Entering Air DB temp. [ C]
Entering Air WB temp. [ C]
Leaving Air DB temp
[ C]
Leaving Air WB temp [ C]

Air flow rate [- cmh]
Coil Face area (Sqm)
Fan speed [- rpm]
Fan motor current [- Amps]
Sound pressure level [- db (A)]
Entering Water temp [ C]
Leaving water temp [ C]
Entry water pressure [KSc]
Leaving water pressure[KSc]
Water flow rate [LPM]
AHU being the ultimate equipment for heat transfer, capacities of cooling in each zone shall be arrived at
by calculation based on various readings of the AHU. It is to be ensured that while recording different
parameters of AHU, compressor should run at full load.
i)
Description
D Permitable
j)
ata as
with
agreed as
allowable
per LOI /
Tolerance
Award of
on the
k)
agreed
ontract
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Reading1
Reading
Reading
Data
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l)
FILTERS
m)
Pressure drop [- mm wg
n)
Size and flow rate(CMH)
o)
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p)
Delivery pressure [- Kg /
sqcm]
q)
Suction pressure [-kg/Sqcm]
r)
Pump delivery [- lpm]
s)
Pump
Motor
Current
[-
Amps]
t)
Rated voltage [Volts]
u)
Pump Speed [RPM]
v)
w)
HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL

:
x)
Air flow rate [- cmh] outside

air
y)
DB temperature of outside
air entering heat wheel [-
C]
z)
WB temp. of outside air

entering heat wheel [- C]
aa)
DB temp. of air leaving heat

wheel [- C]
bb)
WB temp. of
air
leaving
heat wheel [- C]
cc)
DB temp. of exhaust air

entering heat wheel [- C]
dd)
Air flow rate CMH (Exhaust

air)
ee)
Relative
Humidity
of
exhaust air entering heat

wheel [%]
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The noise level for compressor and air-cooled condenser fans need to be measured separately.
POWER CONSUMPTION TEST
Measurement of power for all motors under purview of guaranteed clause shall be done by two wattmeter
method, for motor rating 25kw and by tong tester for motor rating 25kw . Power measurements shall
be at rated capacity during capacity test of equipments.
Description
Normal
Permitable
Reading
Reading
Reading
Motor Location
Guaranteed
power
consumption
Time
Actual
current
consumption
[amps]
Voltage
W1+W2
CT ratio
PT ratio
Watt meter constant
Actual power
Remarks
CONTROLS
Report on test and functioning of all controls. Functions of each control, electrical interlock shall be
tested. All these readings shall be taken jointly with the owner or their representative and shall be jointly
signed.
FORMAT OF ROOM CONDITIONS TEST (TO BE RECORDED EVERY 2 HRS)
Room condition test shall consist of taking readings of dry and wet bulb temperatures at different
locations/points to be mutually decided at site in the areas which are airconditioned by the respective
system/plant.
Dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures at supply air grilles:
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Dry Bulb Temperature [C]
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Wet Bulb Temperature[C]
Room Inside Conditions:

Location
NOTE:
DB [C]
WB [C]
RH [%]
DB [C]
WB [C]
RH[%]
Inside
Inside
Inside
Outside
Outside
Outside
Supply air CMH reading shall be taken at supply air grilles / diffusers and cross checked
by additional measurements at any convenient points in the system like for instance
return air opening from AHU intakes.
Relative Humidity shall be determined from
psychometric chart.
ff)
Remarks:
All the instruments required for carrying out the tests shall be
arranged for by the ACMV contractor at his own cost. Instruments so required shall also
include manometers, Anemometers, Temperature indicators, Humidity indicators, Particle
counters and any other instruments that may be required. The instruments used for
performance testing shall be calibrated instruments.
Instruments shall have valid
calibration certificate traceable to BIS or Equivalent International standards. This means

that the calibrating agency engaged by the contractor shall use instruments which are in
turn calibrated by Government approved agencies and such as information shall be
recorded in the calibration certificate issued by the calibrating agency by giving certificate
number, date and date of validity of the certificate given by the Govt. approved agency.
Batch calibration will not be accepted.
All costs associated with the supply, calibration, installation and dismantling of the test
instrumentation are included in the contract price by the ACMV contractor.
17.5.17 CAPACITY ASSESSMENT
Unit capacity in Tons Refrigeration shall be computed from the temperature readings, pressure
readings and water / brine flow measurements. Flow measurements shall be preferably through
flow meters. Pumps shall be tested for the discharge head, flow and BHP. Where it is not
possible to measure the flow, atleast the discharge head and BHP (on the input side) shall be
field tested. A copy of the test report with capacity computation shall be submitted to the
Consultant. A proper record shall be maintained as per the test Performa approved by Consultant.
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17.5.18 TESTING GUARANTEE:

All equipments and space conditions shall be tested after carrying out necessary adjustments and
balancing to establish the equipment ratings and indoor space conditions. At least four sets of
readings shall be taken daily for each item tested and submitted in the form shown separately.
Instruments required for testing shall be furnished by the Contractor.
All equipment shall be guaranteed for the specified ratings plus/minus 3% tolerance of approved
data. However overall capacity of each category of the equipment shall have 0% tolerance
although 3% tolerance is allowed in individual equipment capacity variation. All equipments and
the entire installation shall be guaranteed against defective materials and workmanship for a period
of 18 (Eighteen) months from the date, the equipment and installation are handed over.
Defective work discovered before expiration of warranty period specified will be rejected, whether
or not it has been previously inspected. Similarly, the warranty shall include replacement of any
equipment found to have capacity lower that specified rated capacity in the contract.
The
replacement of equipment shall be approved by Employers representative.
17.5.19 TEST REPORTS:

Test reports shall be neatly typed on forms similar to those recommended by the Engineer-incharge. The forms shall include but not be limited to the following information:
1)
Name of job.
2)
Name of ACMV Contractor
3)
Date of test and outdoor temperature
4)
Name of technician making tests.
5)
List of test instruments used.
6)
Identification of all units with location, manufacturers name, model

number and serial number.
7)
Information on all motors with manufacturers name, model number,

horsepower, rpm, voltage, rated draw, actual draw.
8)
Drives and driven pulley sizes, manufacturer, model number, driven

rpm, belt length, belt model number.
9)
CMH readings as designed, as originally measured and actual final

reading and duct transverse sheets for each major zone.
10)
A diagram of each air handling system showing static pressure at unit
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outdoor air and return air dampers, mixed air chamber, filters, coils
and discharge in all modes of operation.
11)
Air handling unit return air, outdoor air, mixed air and supply air CMH,
dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures in all modes of operation.
Register, grille and diffuser list with room number, manufacturers
model number, size area, design cfm, design velocity and test results.
13)
Coil list with coil size, manufacturers name and model number and with design and
actual readings of cfm, flow rate, air friction, water pressure drop through coil, dry bulb
and wet bulb temperatures.
14)
A diagram of each pumping system showing system pressures on the

suction and discharge side of each pump and at each major piece of
equipment.
A pump data sheet listing all pumps with unit numbers, location, service, manufacturers
name and model number, motor name plate data and design and actual data on flow
rate, suction head, discharge head, rpm and amperage draw.
17.5.20 BALANCING & TESTING REPORTS

On completion of testing, adjusting and balancing of all systems, provide 3 copies of the complete
balancing and testing reports to the CLIENTS. Report shall be neatly typed and bound suitable
for a permanent record. Report forms shall contain complete test data and equipment data as
specified below.
Summary of all systems
Testing methods and instrumentation
Air system testing and balancing datas
Liquid system testing and balancing data
Sound testing data
Attachments including system schematics with numbered terminals for referring to the data
above.
17.5.21 FINAL TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Upon commissioning and final handover of the installation, the ACMV Contractor shall submit
(within 4 weeks) to the Engineer-in-charge/CLIENTS 6 (six) portfolios of the following indexed
and bound together in hard cover ring binder (300-x 450 mm)
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Repair and clean up procedures

Comprehensive operation and maintenance manual
As built drawings including one set on compact disc
Test certificates, consolidated control diagram and technical literature on all controls/on-site
approvals.
Equipment, materials and warranties assigned to.
Commissioning and testing reports/results
Rating charts for all equipment
Log books as per equipment manufacturers standard format
List of recommended spares and consumables
Electrical certificate of inspection and approval by Electrical Inspectorate
Any special tools required for the operation or the maintenance of the plant shall be supplied free
with the plant.
All non-destructive testing procedures.
Contractors data requirements.
Recommended spare parts list including prices
At the close of the work and before issue of final certificate of virtual completion by Engineer-incharge, the contractor shall furnish a written guarantee indemnifying the CLIENTS against
defective materials and workmanship for the Defects Liability period. The ACMV contractor shall
hold himself fully responsible for reinstallation or replace free of the cost to the CLIENTS.
Any defective material or equipment supplied by the contractor
Any material or equipment supplied by the CLIENTS which is proved to be damaged or
destroyed as a result of defective workmanship by the contractor.
17.5.22 PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION TESTING GUARANTEED CAPACITY

17.5.22.1 RATINGS/CAPACITIES OF THE PLANT:
gg)
hh)
The ratings/capacities of the plant offered at the time of Tender are subject to
realization during the performance tests. The total capacity of all the chillers should not be
less than the capacity specified in the tender document at specified design conditions. In
case, the capacity/rating of the chiller packages established during the performance tests
fall below the Contract capacity, the Client shall reject the Chilling unit/chilling units.
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The tenderer shall submit along with their offer the following correction curves for Chilling Unit
offered by them.
IKW Vs chilled water temperature rise
IKW Vs chilled water inlet temperature
IKW Vs ambient DBT
Correction factor /curve for IKW for various brine concentration
Correction factor / curve for IKW for various altitude
Capacity (TR) Vs chilled water Temperature rise
Capacity (TR) Vs chilled water inlet Temperature
Capacity (TR) Vs ambient DBT
Correction factor / curve for correction of capacity(TR) for different brine concentration
Correction factor / curve for correction of capacity (TR) for different altitudes.
All the above curves / factors shall be certified by chilling unit manufacture for the chilling units
offered by the tenderer.
17.5.22.2 Capacity Computations:
a) Air handling units:

The capacity shall be computed from the water temperatures and water flow rate
measurements. A tolerance of +/- 3% from the A/T value for individual units shall be acceptable
in
the capacity so computed.
Air quantity shall be measured in the supply duct and
checked with the quantity specified in the A/T. The enthalpy difference of air entering and leaving
the coil shall be computed from air temperature and recorded.
b)
For the purpose of system capacity, the refrigeration tonnage obtained from the main
refrigeration plant will be accepted.
c)
If due to any reason, internal load mentioned in the tender specifications is not available,
psychrometric computations for actual load conditions will be done and the plant, if found
satisfactory, will be accepted. Further the plant capacity shall be checked with respect to
plant capacity called for in the tender document with correction curves.
d)
Fan Coil Units: Same as Air handling units.
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Acceptance test to demonstrate the performance of the cooling tower (if applicable) shall
be conducted and test results shall show tower capacity (computed from the performance
curves) within +/- 3% of the specified capacity at the design wet bulb temperature.
However overall capacity of each category of the equipment shall have 0% tolerance
although 3% tolerance is allowed in individual equipment capacity variation.
NOISE AND VIBRATION

On completion of installation of all noise and vibration devices supplied in this Project the representative of
isolation material manufacturer shall inspect the completed system and report in writing any installation
errors, improperly selected installation devices or other fault in the system that could affect the performance
of system. Further the ACMV Contractor shall submit a report to the owner including the manufacturers final
report indicating all isolation materials are properly installed and working as per specification
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18. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

The contractor must provide utilities like compressed air, vacuum, steam, hot water,
LPG wherever required. The utilities system design should be done in accordance
with the applicable local codes and standards and the best engineering practices
prevalent in the industry. The Contractor must follow international guidelines
wherever local codes and standards are not available / applicable.
PLUMBING SYSTEMS
POINTS THAT NEED TO BE INCORPORATED IN PLUMBING DESIGN TO
ACHIEVE POINTS.
a) Treat 100% of the waste water on-site using a sewage treatment plant to
tertiary standards meaning water worthy for reuse in landscaping, air
conditioning, toilet flushing & other non potable water use. First use of treated
water to be for HVAC makeup and landscaping and if available later for toilet
flushing
b) Ensure that the storm water runoff post construction does not exceed the
runoff pre construction. For this we need to ensure proper rainwater
harvesting pits and tanks are designed based on the annual rainfall of the city
such that the post construction runoff is less than or equal to the
preconstruction runoff. Also the rain water pits designed need to include
adequate filtration mechanisms to remove 80% Total Suspended Solid (TSS)
in the water before recharge into the earth/tanks. This is usually pits filled
with pebbles, gravels, brick bat pieces, blue metal chips etc to remove TSS
before recharge. If recharge wont work then we need to explore options of
collecting rain water and reusing. Need the plan and calculations of rain water
harvesting system currently planned so En3 can calculate and revert if any
changes are required.
c) Water Fixtures: The entire water fixtures in the building has to be selected
to reduce the overall water consumption and it is recommended that tenants
use the following fittings as they should be done keeping in mind the overall
water saving that can be achieved.
o Sensor based urinals < 1 liters per flush,
o Dual flush toilets with 3/6 liters per flush,
o Handwashes push type < 2 liters per minute at 80 psi pressure,
o Kitchen sinks with aerators < 7 liters per minute at 80 psi pressure,
o Showers with aerators < 6-7 liters per minute at 80 psi pressure,
d) Water metering needs to be done so that water consumption for landscaping,
HVAC make up, STP output, flushing for each riser are metered individually.
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DESIGN BASIS FOR ALLIED SYSTEMS:

a. Fire Detection & Alarm System For Common Areas
The base building common areas shall be provided with fire detection alarm
system confirming to locally applicable norms.
The FACP shall be installed in the main security/ room with provision to connect
zonal panels of individual floors to be installed by the tenant.
a
System
Type of detectors
(in Common areas)
Conventional type (Fire panel shall be in

the scope of developer, which is as per
the Fire NOC requirement. For common
area only).
Photoelectric high sensitivity detectors
for general areas.
Accessories
Manual call points, hooters and fault

isolation modules.
Wiring
Open conduit wiring with Steel conduits

and copper conductor wires.
Access Control System:
Only Concealed conduits shall be provided.
CCTV System:
PA system:
Building Management:
PA system, Emergency voice communication system, Back ground music

system will be provided (Two way talk back system as per fire department
norms)
Internal Telephone system to be provided.
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b. Fire Protection Systems (FPS) for Common Areas

1
Standards
Type of Systems for

common areas
Water supply storage at

Ground Level
a. Hydrant System
b. Sprinkler System
Water Storage at Terrace
As per Local Fire Authority

Norms/Requirements for common areas
Hydrant System with pressurized Wet
Riser in Building
Yard hydrants at regular intervals around
Building.
Sprinklers in parking areas.
Capacity as per norms of the tanks local
authority.
a. Hydrant System
As per design.
b. Sprinkler System
None
Fire Hydrant Pumps
A jockey pump to maintain pressure.

One electrically driven pump with control
panel at Ground Level.
panel at Terrace Level
Sprinkler pumps

panel.
Note: The hydrant pump will also be used

as a backup to the sprinkler pumps.
One Diesel driven fire pump with auto start
facility.
Back up system
Pipes for Fire Hydrant &

Sprinkler Mains for
common areas.
Piping Arrangement
Mild steel / G.I pipes B class with proper

wrapping and coating
Fire norms pipes. -. Wet riser with a
common tap off point on each floor in shaft.
a. Hydrant
UG Pipes laid around the building with
tapping at every 45M. Hose reel, landing
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valve and nozzle in a cabinet

b. Sprinkler
One wet riser ONLY - with Zone Control
Valves. Flow Switches and Control Panel for
indication at Ground Floor.
c. Fire brigade
Connection
Shall be provided at convenient location
10
Sprinkler in common
areas and first level of
sprinklers in the Office
Area, only if the same is
applicable as per local
NOC required from Fire
Department)
a. Type
b. Spacing
11
Fire escape system
Pendent type at the ceiling level in common

areas & parking only
as per local
norms/requirements.
One for every 130 sqft or less depending on
the location. AS / norms
Adequate fire escape staircases shall be
provided as per the local norms.
Escape distance shall not exceed the
local norms
12
Fire Extinguishers
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Hand-held Co2 type fire extinguishers of

2kg/5kg will be provided in all floors common
areas as per local norms/requirements
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c. Hydraulic Services
i.
Plumbing & Sanitary Services

A
Standards
National Building Code of India (NBC)

Indian Standards (BIS)
Source of Water
Local Water Supply & Sewerage Board
Termination
The supply will be terminated in a UG tank.
Water Storage
As Local Norms
Distribution System
Pumped water supply system with 40 psi

pressure ensured at remotest point.
Hydropneumatic system will be provided
for landscaping.
Water Treatment
Municipal water without any treatment shall

be provided
Pipe Sizing
a. Max velocity in Main
Lines.
10ft/sec
b.
7 ft/sec
Max velocity
branch lines
Pumps
Plumbing Fixtures
Material for Pipes
in
Centrifugal pumps for Conventional

System
1st quality sanitary ware white in colour
with CP fittings shall be installed.
a. Water supply system

Water supply pipes for cold water supply
for domestic and flushing
b. Drainage System
shall be Schedule 80 pipes and GI pipe

class B for concealed Plumbing
Cast Iron and PVC Pipes & Fittings
Combination.
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Storm Water Drainage

System
To be provided and connected to existing

system.
Sewage Treatment
Necessary sewage treatment plant to meet

the local requirements shall be installed if
the location does not have a public sewage
system.
FUEL STORAGE:
Fuel storage system shall be designed and provided in compliance with the regulations of
explosive inspectorate.
Type of Fuel
High Speed Diesel or Special Kerosene Oil
Storage
In UG tanks of capacity determined by

consultant which shall service minimum
24hrs or more capacity
Space requirement
As per design by consultant
Type of Pump
Gear Pump with Flame Proof motor
Pipe
Class 'B' MS Pipe
Documentation:
3 sets of all as built drawings along with a soft copy together with manufacturers literature giving
installation, commissioning & maintenance instructions shall be furnished upon practical
completion of the project.
SCOPE:
The following utilities shall be provided:
a) LPG storage bank and distribution system for all labs in incubation facility &
common instrumentation facility, food courts and cafeteria.
This system shall include multi-cylinder gas bank, manifold with change-over
system, pressure regulation, over pressure safety device and distribution system
including pipes, valves, pipe supports and fittings. Dedicated gas yard must be
provided to facilitate gas supplies to the facilities.
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For incubation facility the piping is to be done from the manifold to the service
shafts located in the floor plate and further tapping and distribution to be done by
the tenants. And for all other areas piping is to be done from the manifold to the
outlet point by the contractor.
Applicable Code:
1. IS: 6044 Code of practice for Liquefied petroleum gas storage and Installation
Part 1: 2000 Commercial and Industrial cylinder installation.
Part 2: 2001 Commercial, industrial and domestic bulk storage installation.
2. OISD -162: 1995 Safety in installation and maintenance of LPG Cylinder Manifold.
b) Steam generation and Distribution system for all labs in incubation facility
& common instrumentation facility, food courts and cafeteria.
This system shall include steam generator (IBR Boiler), pressure reducing station and
distribution system including pipes,, valves, pipe supports and fittings.
For incubation facility the piping is to be done from the boiler to the service shafts
located in the floor plate and further tapping and distribution to be done by the tenants.
And for all other areas piping is to be done from the boiler to the outlet point by the
contractor.
c) Hot water generation system for all labs in incubation facility &
common instrumentation facility, food courts and cafeteria.
This system shall include hot water generators like calorifter, heat exchanger type generators,
etc.
d) Compressed Air, Vacuum for all labs in incubation facility and
common instrumentation facility.
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This system shall include manifolded Compressed Air System and Vacuum System.
For incubation facility the piping is to be done from the compressor to the service shafts
located in the floor plate and further tapping and distribution to be done by the tenants.
And for all other areas piping is to be done from the compressor & vacuum pump to the
outlet point by the contractor,
Applicable Code:
1. IS: 6206 - 1985 Guideline for selection installation and maintenance for air compressor
plant with operating pressure upto 10 bar
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Scope of Finishes for Finishes and Utility Services:

service
Facilities
PROP
OS
RD IT&
BIO
TECH FACILITIES
AT SALI
LAKE. KOLKATA
SEC
riON 4. EMPLOYER
REQUIREMENT
rs
1.
Finishes
- All the lobby
All the lubby cueas in

all the floors including
false ceiling
- All the lobby areas in the

floors including false
ceiling
- Entrance at 0 level &

Lounges at other
levels including false
ceiling
- Lounges & Office areas

including false ceiling
- All the staircases &
All the
& Other
areas
including
false
ili
aiCas III all lllw

floors including
false ceiling
- Entrance at 0
level & Lounges
at other levels
including false
ceiling
- All the
- AH the staircases &

Refugee areas [SS
railings included
staircases &
Refugee areas
[SS railings included
- Staircases including
fire escape
- Roof floor and parapet
- Staircases
including fire
escape
WEBE
- Toilet at all level

- Bars at entrance to
- Complete finishes for

Floors, walls, Skirting cladding,
doors,
Windows,etc
- Toilet at all level
doors, Windows, Fire

Doors
VOLUME III
LIMITED
- Toilets
- Main approach doors,
Windows, Fire Doors
lobby at all levels

- Main
approach
rire uoors
- Office area false
ceiling excluded
- Staircases including fire

escape
walls
- Roof floor and

parapet walls
- Bars at entrance
to lobby at all
levels
- Main approach
doors, Windows,
Refugee areas [SS

railings included
- Common
Instrumentation
Facility,
In-Silico
Biology
FacilityComplete finishes for
Floors,
walls,
Skirting, cladding,,
doors, Windows.etc
Page 67
Lab areas false
ceiling excluded
PAGE 143
SEMAC
Cafetar
ta
-All the
areas
commo
n areas
like
includin
ceiling
WEBEL
APPROVED MAKE OF MATERIALS
VOLUME III
LIMITED
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WEBEL
A. CIVIL & ARCHITECTURE

Sl. No
Description
Makes
Ultra tech (Grasim) / ACC / Lafarge /
Ambhuja Cements
Cement:
Reinforcement Steel:
SAIL / TISCO / Vizag Steel
Structural Steel:
SAIL / TISCO / JSW
Paints:
ICI / Asian Paints / Jotun / Goodlass

Nerolac
Vitrified Ceramic Tile:

BT Corridor
Euro / Kajaria / Johnson
Sikka / Fosrock / STP Limited
6
7
3 mm Self Levelling Epoxy:

False Ceiling:
7.1
IT Corridor / Lobby /
Amstrong tiles
7.2
Entrance Lobby
Gypsum Board
7.3
Food Court:
Amstrong tiles
7.4
BT Corridor:
Metal strips / tiles suitable for BT

environment
Glass:
VOLUME III
LIMITED
Saint Gobain /
Ashahi / Gloverbel
PAGE 145
SEMAC
WEBEL
B. AIR CONDITIONING & MECHANICAL VENTILATION

1
Air Cooled Brine Chillers (R 134a )
Carrier France
Dunhambush
Trane USA / Europe
York USA/Europe
Clivet Italy
Air Cooled Water Chillers (R 134a )
Carrier France
Dunhambush
Trane USA / Europe
York USA/Europe
Clivet Italy
Water Cooled Centrifugal Chillers (R 134a)
Carrier France
Dunhambush
Trane USA / Europe
York USA/Europe
Clivet Italy
Pump sets
ITT industries / Grundfos
Cooling Towers CTI Approved Tower
Marley USA / BAC USA
Automatic Air Vents
Flamco / Amtrol
MS Pipes
Jindal / Tata / Sail
Balancing Valves
T&A Hydronics / Flowcon / Hatheysly / Oventrap
Pipes
Tata / Jindal / Sail
10
Motors
ABB / Siemens / CGL / Kirloskar
11
Butterfly Valves & Ball Valves
Audco / Advance / Saunders
12
RPUF Insulation for pipes
Rinac / Lloyds / Coolite
13
Closed Loop Expansion Tank
Anergy / ITT Industries / Wellmate
14
Air Separators
Anergy / ITT Industries / Wellmate
15
Dial type Pressure Gauges (All SS Type)
H Guru / Bells control Ltd., / General Instuments /

Warri
16
Dial type Temperature Gauges (All SS Type)
GI Consortium / H.Guru / AN Instruments, Goa /

Warri
17
Temperature Sensors
Greystone / Sauter / Trane / Honeywell / Johnson

Controls / Siemens (Landis & Staefa)/ Schneider
18
Pressure Sensors
Greystone / Sauter / Trane / Honeywell / Johnson

Controls / Siemens (Landis & Staefa)/ Schneider
VOLUME III
LIMITED
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SEMAC
WEBEL
19
2-Way Modulating & On / Off Valves
Belimo / Honeywell / Sauter / Johnson Controls /

Siemens (Landis & Steafa) with any of the Valves
listed under Butterfly Valves. For Bigger Size
Valves 450 & above size Audco / Advance with
Limtrok / Rotrock / Marsh Actuator can be used.
20
3-Way Modulating Valves
Belimo / Honeywell / Sauter / Johnson Controls /

Siemens (Landis & Steafa) with any of the Valves
listed under Butterfly Valves. For Bigger Size
Valves 450 & above size Audco / Advance with
Limtrok / Rotrock / Marsh Actuator can be used.
21
Level Switches
Levcon / Placka / Sigma
22
LT Cables
NICCO/TORRENT/FINOLEX/CCI/UNIVERSAL(S
ATNA)
23
MS Conduits & accessories
AKG,SUPREME
24
Cable Trays
ELCON/PATNI/PROFAB/INDIANA/GRAM
ENGG/STORAC/INNO / SPACE
25
Latent Heat Storage System
Calmac / BAC / Dunhambush
26
Differential Pressure Indicators / Switches
GI Consortium / H.Guru / AN Instruments, Goa
27
Plate Heat Exchangers
Swep / Alfalevel / Parkaire
28
Welding Electrodes
Advani / Essab
29
Medium Pressure Double Skinned AHUs with

insulated panel, Cooling Coil & Filters
Caryaire / Suvida Saiver / Zeco / Trane / York /

Clivet / Edgetech / Citizen
Note :- Fans should be of Kruger / Nicotra /
Comefri
30
31
Chilled Water Fan Coil Units

Cabinet Type Toilet Exhaust Fans, Cabinet
Type Ventilation Unit for Pressurization
System & Cabinet Type Ventilation
Equipment for Plant Room Ventilation
Carrier / Bluestar / Trane / Caryaire / Edge Tech

:
Caryaire / Suvida Saiver / Zeco / Trane / York /

Edge Tech / Clivet / Citizen
Note :- Fans should be of Kruger / Nicotra /
Comefri
32
Enthalpy Recovery Units (ERUs)
Bry-Air (Arctic India), Greenheck / Semco /

Flakwoods / Novelaire USA (Casing of the unist
same as Air handling units)
33
Variable Air Volume Units
Titus / Trane / Trox / Honeywell / Sauter / Johnson

Controls
34
Variable Frequency Drives for Air Handling

Units in Powder Coated Sheet Metal
Enclosure
Danfoss VLT 6000 Series / ABB ACH 550

Series / Simens Equvlt to above makes
35
Combined Smoke & Fire Dampers
Caryaire / Green Heck / Airmaster / TSC with

latest UL listing
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 147
SEMAC
WEBEL
36
Fire Damper Actuator & Control Panel
Belimo / Juvinta
37
Galvanized Sheet Steel
Sail / Jindal
38
Air Terminal Devices such as Grilles,

Diffusers & Louvers
Caryaire / Air Master / Dynacraft / Ravistar / Trox
39
Duct Insulation / Acoustic Lining / Under Deck

Insulation
Armaflex / KFLEX / Eurobatex
40
Butterfly Dampers
Airmaster / KC Industries / Caryaire
41
Duct Fabrication
Rolastar / Prime Engineering / Zeco / Cam

Ducting / Alphaducting
42
2-Way Modulating Valves with Electrical

Actuator
Belimo / Sauter / Honeywell / Siemens
43
Expansion Plenums fabricated using CNC

Machines
Rolastar / Airmaster / Caryaire / Prime

Engineering
44
AHU Room Panel Type Acoustic Lining using

Fiber Glass Insulation
KC Industries / Prime Engineering / Eqvt
45
Insulated Flexible Ducting
Asiana pack / Caryaire / Interlock
46
Distribution boards for VAV Wiring
Merlin Gerin / MDS
47
Chilled Water Precision AC Units
Stulz / Hiross Libert / Emersion
48
Dx Split AC Units
Carrier / Voltas / ETA / Bluestar
49.
Differential pressure transmitters
Yokogawa / Emerson
50
Induction Duct Fan for Basement Ventilation
Flaktswoods / Systemaire / Dyanaire
51
Centrifugal Fan for Basement Exhaust

System
Duvent / Nadi / Kruger / Nicotra / Flaktswoods /

Dynaire
52
Automatic Tube Brushing system
WATER TECHNOLOGY OF PENSACOLA INC.
53
Miniature circuit breakers / RCCB/RCBO

/SPD/ MCB DB
ABB/L&T(HAGER)/ SIEMENS
54
Air-circuit breaker
ABB(E-Max)/SIMENS(3WL)/L&T(UPOWER)/SCHNEIDER(MASTERPACT)
55
Moulded Case Circuit breaker
MERLIN GERIN (Compact) ABB(T-Max)/ /L&T(DSine)/SIEMENS(3VL)
56
PANEL BOARDS
The Panel builders shall have adequate (With

CPRI Test Certificate) Experience having carried
out similar type of panels and should have the
process facilities as specified in the tender on
their own. The panel builders shall submit
certificate for the panels having tested their panels
and approved by the authorized testing institution.
Credential of the firms shall be submitted for
approval to Client/architect.
VOLUME III
LIMITED
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SEMAC
WEBEL
57
LT Contactors
SIEMENS / L&T / ABB
58
Protection relays and Auxilary Relays
ALSTOM / ABB / SEGC / L&T
59
Instruments(DIGITAL)
ENERCON / CADEL / L&T
60
Cts / Pts
KAPPA / KALPA / SIEMENS / INDCOIL / L&T
61
Annunciation windows
PROCON / ALAN / MINILEC
62
Control Switch / Indication Lamp / Push

Button
SIEMENS / TECHNIC / LEGRAND/ L&T

/SCHNEIDER/VASINO/ABB/GE CONTROL
63
PVC Wires
RR CABLES/FINOLEX/NICCO/LAPP/ L&T
64
Switch / Switch box / Flush Mounted
NOVAR / ANCHOR-ROMA / CRABTREE /

SALZER / ABB / SIEMENS
65
Industrial Type Plug & Sockets, Non-Metallic

type Industrial Type Plug & Sockets
ABB/LEGRAND/L&T/SIMENS
66
Cable Termination Kits
RAYCHEM / BIRLA 3M
67
Cable Glands
DOWELLS / SMI / HMI / L&T
68
Capacitors
L&T/ABB/MEHER / ASIAN / EPCOS
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 149
SEMAC
WEBEL
C. BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM

1
DDC Controllers
Interfaces / Gateways / Network Controllers
Honeywell ,Trane, Sauter ,Siemens, L&T
Operation Workstation
Hardware
IBM,HP,L&T
Software
Honeywell ,Trane, Sauter ,Siemens, L&T
Dot-matrix printers
NEC / TVS / Wipro
Colour Inkjet Printer
Cannon / Epson / Hewlett Packard
Magnetic flow meter
Forges Marshall / Emerson Process Siemens,

L&T
Pressure indicators
General Instruments Siemens, L&T
Pressure Switches
Indfoss / Switzer / Varma Trafag / Emerson

Process, Siemens, L&T
Temperature sensing elements
Honeywell /Johnson Controls / Sauter /

Siemens / Greystone, Scheneider, L&T
10
RH Sensors

Siemens / Greystone, Schneider, L&T
11
Indoor Air quality sensors

12
Air flow switches

13
Pressure Sensors

14
Level Switches
Levcon / Placka / Sigma
15
CO2 and CO sensors

16
DP switches
Switzer / Varma Trafag / Indfoss
15
Cables
NICCO/TORRENT/FINOLEX/CCI/UNIVERSAL
(SATNA)
16
MS Conduits & accessories
Bharath / Guptha / wimco/ AKG,SUPREME
17
Cable Trays
18
Optic Fiber Cable
19
Ultrasonic Type Btuh Meters with

Match Pair Sensors
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 150
Honeywell /Trane,/Sauter
,Siemens/L&T(ATMOS)
PROFAB / TECHNO-FAB OR
EQUIVALENT
FINOLEX/Avaya / Amp / Lapp/ Beldon
Data Industrial / Henderus Hoyser /
Sounty / Siemens/L&T/ Schneider
SEMAC
WEBEL
D. WATER SUPPLY & SANITARY

SL no
Material
Make
Sanitary ware
Hindware / Parryware / Cera
Toilet Accessories
Jaquar / ESS ESS / Parryware
CP fittings
Jaquar / ESS ESS / Parryware
Gate valves/Non-return valves
Zoloto /RB/HAWA/Leader
Water closet seats & Cisterns
Hindware /Geberit /Parryware/ Viega
Mirrors
Modifloat / Saint Gobain / Approved Equivalent
Pumps
Grundfos/Kirloskar/ Darling / Wilo
Pipe supports
Hi-Tech pipe Support System / Intellotech
Liquid level indicator
Interlink / Sridhan International / Midas

Marketing
10
Kitchen sink
Franke / Diamond / Nirali
11
uPVC pipes & fittings
Kisan/Prince / Supreme / Finolex
12
Pipe protection tape (uPVC)

underground
Pypcoat /TWL / Rustech
13
Pipe protection tape

(Concealed)
Tapex / Approved Equivalent
14
Manhole frame & cover in Fiber

reinforced concrete
Southern Concrete Industries / Approved

Equivalent
15
Manhole PVC steps
Southern Concrete Industries / Approved

Equivalent
16
Pressure relief Valves
17
Butterfly valve
Zoloto/Audco / Intervalve / Approved Equivalent
18
Urinal flushing sensor
Jaquar/ ROBO / UTECH System / AOS.
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 151
SEMAC
WEBEL
19
Hot water pipe insulation
Armaflex / Vidoflex / Approved Equivalent
20
Ball Valve
21
Pressure Reducing valves
Zoloto/ RB / Hawk
22
Y strainer
Zoloto / RB/ Intervalve / Leader
25
Soap Dispenser
Kimberly Clark / Aerofresh
26
Hand Dryer
Nova-Tech / Prima / Technocrat
27
Water meters
Dash-mesh / BHEL / Capstan
28
Water Heater
Bajaj / Racold / Venus / Usha
30
CPVC Pipes & Fittings
Ashirvad / Astral
32
Pressure gauge
H Guru / Gluck / Wari
33
CI centrifugal spun pipes&

fittings
Neco Jayaswal/ Kapilansh
34
LDPE Tanks
Sintex
35
FRP Tanks
ICP India
36
HDPE Pipe
GODAVARI /HASTI / MANIKYA
37
Air Vents
Studor/ Equivalent
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 152
SEMAC
WEBEL
E. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

1.
G.I. Pipes
`C Class TATA / JINDAL
2.
G.I. Fittings
`R Brand/UNIQUE
3.
Submersible Pumps
GRUNDFOS/KSB.
4.
Pumps
KSB/STORK/JOHNSON.
5.
Motor
SIEMENS/ABB/KIRLOSKAR
6.
Valves
AUDCO/INTERVALVE
7.
Diffusers
EDI, USA
8.
Blowers
KAY Engg/USHA
9.
Cables
:
NICCO/TORRENT/FINOLEX/CCI/UNIVERSAL(SATNA)
10.
Starters
L&T/SIEMENS
11.
MCCB etc.,
English Electric/MDS/S&S
12.
Dosing Pump
Asia LMI/SANDUR/VINDIVAC
13.
Wiring
Finolex/Wincap/RR cables
14.
Meters
AE/AM/MECON
15.
Level Sensor
International
MIDAS Marketing/SRIDHAN
16. Pressure Gauge

17.
Flow Meter
VOLUME III
LIMITED
:
:
PAGE 153
H.Guru/General
Instruments/FIEBIG.
Forbes Marshall.
SEMAC
WEBEL
F. WATER TREATMENT PLANT

1.
G.I. & M.S. Pipes and Carbon Steel Pipes.

a) 100 mm and above
b) 80 mm and below
:
:
JINDAL Ghaziabad/TATA IRON & STEEL CO.

JINDAL Ghaziabad/TATA.
2.
GI & MS Pipe Fittings & Stainless Steel

Fittings
R Brand/New/Unik
3.
Rotometer
EUREKA INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT / EQV.VC
Flanges
:
:
:
:
ECHJAY INDUSTRIES PVT.LTD.,

METAL FOOTING PVT. LTD.,
STEWARTS & LLOYDS OF INDIA,
PUNJAB STEEL WORKS.
5.
Valves, Globe valves, Ball

valves.
:
:
AUDCO INDIA LIMITED,

B.D.K. VALVES.
6.
Gripp Bolts
SKANDA ENTERPRISES, ZION FASTENERS.
7.
Pressure Gauges/Temp. Gauges
H. GURU/FIEBIG.
8.
Gasket
CHAMPION
9.
Wielding Electrodes
ADVANI OERLIKON
10. Bolts & Nuts
GKW/TATA/TVS.
11. Strainers
J.N.MARSHALL
12. Cooling Pumps / Motors
KIRLOSKAR / BEACON / NGEF.
13. Starters
BALIGA/ SUDHEER/ EQUIVALENT
14. Switch Fuse Unit and

Load Break Switch.
ABB/L & T / HAVELLS/SIEMENS.
15. HRC Fuses and Base
ABB/L&T/GEPC/SIEMENS
16. Contactors/Relays
SIEMENS/ABB/L & T.
17. Meters
AE / IMP / MECO / L&T
18. Indicating Lamps( Led Based)

:
/SCHNEIDER/VASINO/ABB/GE CONTROL
SIEMENS
19. Current Transformers
KAPPA / KALPA / SIEMENS / INDCOIL / L&T
20. Selector Switches
SIEMENS/L&T/KAYCEE.
SIEMENS/L & T/BCH.
21. Power Cables/Control

Cables
22. Push Button Station
VOLUME III
LIMITED
TECHNIC
LEGRAND/
PAGE 154
SEMAC
L&T
23. Terminal Block
ELMEX/CONNECT WELL.
24. Cable lug
27. Cable Glands
28. Pressure Switch
INDFOSS/ DANFOS / JAYPEE
29. Hardness Kit
INDION/EQUIVALENT
30. Electronic Dosing Pump Unit
ASIA LMI PVT LTD/EQUIVALENT
31. External pipe coating
PYPKOTE / CORPORATE
32. Enamel, Bitumastic paints & Primers:
ASIAN / BERGER / ICI
33. Vibration Eliminator pads /

Flexible pipe connections
RESISTOFLEX
35. Air Blower
EVEREST / KAY.
36. Submersible pump
GRUNDFOS / KSB / ABS / ZENITH.
37. Dosing Systems

a. High Speed Stirrer
b. Slow Speed Stirrer
:
:
:
Sandur/ Hydeberg/ LMI

Mecon Engineers/ Remi
Mecon Engineers/ Remi
38. HRSCC
a. Reduction gear Box
WEBEL
Ion Exchange /Thermax / GET water solutions

:
Elecon/ Shanti/ Eqvt.
39. Feed water Pumps
Grundfos/ M & P/ Wilo
40. Sand Filter
41. Activated Carbon Filter
42. Hydro pneumatic system

a. Pressure Vessel
:
:
Grundfos
Pent air/ Structural
43. UV Sterilizer
Alpha/ Eqvt.
44. MCC
Dynam
45. Sludge Pump
Johnson/ Grundfos
46. DM Plant
a. Cation/ Anion Resin
b. Conductivity meter
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 155
SEMAC
c. Degasser fan
WEBEL
Pollution Control Equipment/ Indovac/ Everest
47. Water Level Controller
Sri Vinayaka/ Sridhan International/ Maaru inc/ Eqvt
48. Hi/Lo Level switches
Kasuga/ Eqvt.
49. Electronic water meter/ ROF
VATS/ VAQ
50. Analogue water meter
Dasmesh/ Sant
51. PVC Ball valve
Zoloto/ Prince/ Supreme
52. CI Butterfly valve
Audco/ Intervalve/ Eqvt.
53. CI Wafer type NRV
Audco/ Intervalve/ Eqvt.
VOLUME III
LIMITED
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SEMAC
WEBEL
G. FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
1. Portable Fire Extinguishers

Item
Approvals
Approved makes/ brands/

Suppliers
Portable fire Extinguishers
ISI mark
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fire Extinguisher refills
ISI mark
1. KV Fire Chemicals
2. IFP
Fire Buckets
ISI mark
1. Minimax
2. Safex
3. Alert
4. Zenith
5. New Age
Class K Extinguisher (for

use in kitchens only)
UL listed
1. Ansul
Item
Approvals

Suppliers
Fire fighting hoses

(C.P., RRL Type A,
RRL Type B)
IS: 636
IS: 8423
IS: 4729
1. Newage
2. CRC
3. Nirmal Rubber Industries
2.
Fire fighting branches, nozzles and

couplings
IS:903
IS:906
IS:2871
1. Newage
2. Minimax
3. Safex
Small bore hose reels
IS:884
Hydrant landing valves
IS :5290
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
Sr.
No.
Minimax
Safex
Alert
Zenith
New Age
2. Fire Hydrants & Sprinklers

Sr.
No.
VOLUME III
LIMITED
PAGE 157
Padmini
Newage
Minimax
COSCO
Newage
Minimax
Shah Bhogilal
SEMAC
Sprinklers
Sprinkler installation control valves
UL, ULC, FM
(All three
approvals
necessary)
UL, FM
Fire Pumps
ISI, UL
Jockey Pump
ISI
Electric motors for fire pumps
10
Diesel engine for fire pumps
WEBEL
1. Tyco
2. Viking
1.
2.
3.
1
2
3
4.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
Mather & Platt

Viking
HD
Kirloskar
Mather & Platt
ITT
Grundfoss
Grundfoss
Kirloskar
Mather & Platt
Siemens
ABB
Kirloskar
NGF
Bharat Bijli
Crompton Greaves
Cummins
Kirloskar
Greaves
3. Pipes, fittings, valves, connections

Item
Approvals

Suppliers
Pressure gauge
ISI,/ UL
M. S. Pipes (Class "C")
IS:1239
IS:3589
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
Forged fittings (threaded) T',

elbow, sockets, reducers
ISI
1. VS Engineering
2. JK Forging
3. BM
4. Industrial Valves and
Company
Butterfly valves
(400 mm & above)
IS: 13095
Sluice valves
IS:780
IS:2906
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
Sr.
No.
VOLUME III
LIMITED
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Forbes Marshal
Fiebig
Waree
H. Guru
Tata Steel
Jindal (Hissar)
AUDCO
KSB
ALFA LAVAL
Kirloskar
Upadhyay
H Sarkar
SEMAC
WEBEL
Gun metal / brass valves (For
ISI
1. ZOLOTO
2. Leader
Check valves
BS:1868
Flow switches
UL
Pressure switches
UL
10
IS:10221
Kirloskar
KSB
Advance
System sensor
Spray safe
Pottar
Dunfoss
System sensor
Dunfoss
Switzer
IWL ( PYPEKOTE)
11
Wrapping coating (for underground

pipes)
G.I. fittings
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
1.
12
Flexible sprinkler hose
UL, FM,
LPCB
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
Unik
R
HB
Flexihead
Viking
6
7
hose reels, sprinkler test, drain

connection, air release valve)
IS: 1879
4. Fire detection , alarm and communication systems

Sr.
No.
1.
Item
Approvals

Suppliers
Analogue addressable Fire alarm
UL, ULC,
1. Notifier (NFS 3030,

Onyx 640)
2. Honeywell (XLS1000)
3. Edwards (EST3)
4. Simplex (4100U, 4010)
1. Notifier - NFS 320
2. Apollo
3. Siemens XLS 500
system (For large premises-factories, & FM

hotels etc)
2.
Analogue addressable Fire alarm

system (For small premises-Marketing
branches, Choupal Saagars)
3.
Smoke detectors, (Multicriteria/

photoelectric type)
Heat Detectors (Rate of Rise cum
fixed temp. type)
UL, ULC,
FM, /LPCB
UL, ULC,
FM /LPCB
Sounders and Strobes
1. Notifier
2. Honeywell
3. Edwards
4. Simplex
5. Apollo
6. Schenider(Should be
compatible with the control
4.
Manual call points (Break Glass

type)
VOLUME III
LIMITED
UL, ULC,
FM /LPCB
PAGE 159
1. System sensor
(MF500 KAC)
2. Apollo
SEMAC
5.
Beam detectors
UL, ULC,
FM
1.
2.
3.
4.
WEBEL
Notifier
System sensor (FSB200)
Honeywell
Edwards
(Should be compatible with the

control panel).
6.
Cables
7.
Public Address system

(Amplifier, Microphones,
Speakers)
8.
Fire fighter phone systems
VOLUME III
LIMITED
(ITC approved
vendors)
NICCO/TOR
RENT/FINOL
EX/CCI/UNI
VERSAL(SA
TNA)
1. Bose
2. Notifier
3. Bosch
UL, ULC,
FM
1. Notifier
2. Honeywell
3. Siemens
4. Edwards
PAGE 160
SEMAC
WEBEL
5. Fire doors, fire dampers, structural steel fire protection etc

Sr.
No.
1.
Item
Approvals
Fire rated doors
CBRI /
UL (10A,10B,
10C) / ULC
(Certified three
criteria fire
doors)

Suppliers
1. Signum
2. Ingersoll Rand
3. Godrej
4. Shakti * (Not suitable for
Exit staircase)
2.
Fire Exit Hardware

(Panic bars)
UL/ULC
3.
Fire dampers
UL (555,
555S)
/ULC/CBRI
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
Fire damper actuator
UL
1.
Belimo
4.
Fire Stop sealants (For walls and

floor openings)
UL/ULC/CB
RI
1.
2.
3.
4.
Signum
3M
Promat
HILTY
5.
Fire rated false ceiling material
CBRI/ LPCB
6.
Fire rated partition system
CBRI
Roorkee/
UL/ LPCB
1. Armstrong
2. Supalux
3. Promat
1. Hyderabad Industries
(Aerocon)
2. Supalux
3. India Gypsum
7.
Fire rated Glass
BS, UL
1. Pylkington (UK)
2. Central Glass (Japan)
8.
Structural steel fire protection

material / boards/ paints (for pre-
CBRI,
WarringtonFi
re, BRE(UK),
UL,
1. Signum (SS50FP)
2. Promat
3. NewKem (Mandolite CP2)
(Vermiculux)
4. Laff (Vermitex)
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
engineered buildings/ steel members)
9.
Smoke curtains, fire curtains
BS 476
10.
Automatic Smoke vents
UL, LPCB
VOLUME III
SEMC LIMITED
PAGE 161
Ingersoll Rand
Vonduprin
Briton
Dorma
CaryAire
Ruskin
Signum - Mercor
Colts (UK)
Cooper (UK)
Alpha Maritex
Colts
Bilco,
Signum -Mercor
WEBEL
H. COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM

1. G.I. Pipes.
a) 100 mm and above
b) 80 mm and below
:
:
JINDAL Ghaziabad/TATA IRON & STEEL CO.

JINDAL Ghaziabad/TATA.
2. GI Pipe Fittings & Stainless Steel :

Fittings
R Brand/NEW/UNIK.
3. PVC Pipe Fittings & Flanges
SUPREME, PRINCE, KISAN.
4 Flanges
:
:
:
:
ECHJAY INDUSTRIES PVT.LTD.,

METAL FOOTING PVT. LTD.,
STEWARTS & LLOYDS OF INDIA,
PUNJAB STEEL WORKS.
5. Valves, Globe valves, Ball

valves,
:
:
AUDCO INDIA LIMITED,

B.D.K. VALVES.
6. Grip Bolts
SKANDA ENTERPRISES, ZION FASTENERS.
7. Pressure Gauges/Temp. Gauges :
H. GURU/FIEBIG.
8. Gasket
CHAMPION
9. Wielding Electrodes
ADVANI OERLIKON
10. Bolts & Nuts
GKW/TATA/TVS.
11. STAINERS
J.N.MARSHALL
VOLUME III
SEMC LIMITED
PAGE 162
WEBEL
I. ELECTRICAL
11KV GOS / LAS
HT Terminals
HT / LT Cables
ACB & MCCB
Capacitors
(APP/Gas filled)
UV / OV/ ELR
Cable Glands
Double
Compression type
Cable Lugs
Switch Disconnector
Fuse unit
Load Break Change
over SFU / Isolator
HRC Fuses / Fuse
Base / HRC Fuse
links
PF Relay
Protective Relays
Selector Switches
Indicating Lamps /
Push Buttons
CTS Resins Cast
Contactors /
Overload Relays
:
:
:
:
:
Indicating True RMS

Meter (DIGITAL
TYPE)
Indicating True RMS
Meter (ANALOG
TYPE)
Weather Proof
Switches & Sockets
Industrial Socket
Outlets (METAL
CLAD)
Industrial Socket
Outlets (Thermo
Plastic Moulded &
Socket)
MCB
/RCCB/RCCBO/SPD
Distribution Boards /
Domestic Switches
& Sockets / Fan
Regulators
(MODULAR TYPE
: SHNEIDER-CONZERV / L&T/RAYCHEM(RayMet)/SIEMENS
Bimco / V.M.Engg. / Patel.

Raychem / M-Seal.
ABB / Siemens / Merlin Gerin (Imported) / L&T.
L&T/ABB/MEHER / ASIAN / EPCOS
: ABB/SIEMENS/L&T
: DOWELLS / SMI / HMI / L&T
: DOWELLS / SMI / HMI / L&T.
: ABB / Siemens / L&T / GEPC.
: L&T/ ABB/MG/Schenider
: ABB/L&T/GEPC/SIEMENS
:
:
:
:
L&T/ABB/SIEMENS
L&T/ABB/SIEMENS.
L&T/ABB/SIEMENS
SIEMENS / TECHNIC / LEGRAND/ L&T /SCHNEIDER/VASINO/ABB/GE CONTROL.
: KAPPA / KALPA / SIEMENS / INDCOIL / L&T/VOLT-AMP

: L&T/ABB/SIEMENS
: AE / IMP / MECO / L&T

: ABB(CLASSIC
LUMINA)/MK(WRAPAROUND+)/CRABTEE(ATHENA)/SIEMENS(DELTA vega)
: Indo-Asian / MDS / BCH.
: Scame / C&S Gewiss / Hensel / Gerard / BALS.
: LEGRAND(EKINOXE)/ABB/L&T
: ABB(CLASSICLUMINA)/MK(WRAPAROUND+)/CRABTEE(ATHENA)/SIEMENS(DELTA
vega)
VOLUME III
SEMC LIMITED
PAGE 163
Light Fittings
Light Fittings
(Decorative /
Architectural)
Street Light Poles
: Philps / GE
: Artlite / Pasolite / Reiz / K-Lite.
Ceiling Fans /
Exhaust Fans /Wall
Mounted Fans
FRLS Wires
: USHA/CGL/KHAITAN
WEBEL
: Metal Coats (K-LITE) / Shubham./SAIL
: FINOLEX/NICCO/LAPP/HAVELLS/L&T/RR Cables
FRLS PVC Conduits & Accessories

(Heavy duty only)
MS Conduits & Accessories
Perforated & Ladder type Cable Trays
AKG, Prescision
:
:
Raceways
PVC Trunking
Batteries SMF Type
Telephone Tag Block
Telephone Cables Jelly filled
Armoured Paired Cables
:
:
:
:
:
AKG,SUPREME
ELCON/PATNI/PROFAB/INDIANA/GRAM
ENGG/STORAC/INNO / SPACE
MK/LK PACE/MDS/LEGRAND
MK India / Legrand / L&T/Havells.
Exide / Panasonic / Yuvasa.
KRONE./LEGRAND
Delton / Doorvani / Havells./FINOLEX
I. ELECTRICAL
S.NO
DISCRIPTION
MAKE
1.
CAT 6 CABLE
LEGRAND/AVAYA / AMP / KRONE

/ PANDUT
2.
PATCH PANEL

/ PANDUT
3.
PATCH CARDS

/ PANDUT
4.
TELEPHONE CABLE
DELTON / FINOLEX
5.
TELEPHONE MDF
KRONE
6.
FIBRE OPTIC CABLE
VOLUME III
SEMC LIMITED
PAGE 164
WEBEL
FILOEX/AVAYA / AMP / KRONE /

PANDUT
7.
COMMUNICATION RACK
NETRACK/APW
ELECTRICAL - HT (SUBSTATION)
1. Power Transformer -
Marson(Agra),Volt-Amp,ABB,CGL,VIJAY
2. Station Transformer -
RAYCHEM,Volt-Amp,CGL,VIJAY,EMCO
3. Distribution Transformer -
RAYCHEM,Volt-Amp,CGL,VIJAY,EMCO
4. VCB -Outdoor Type (36kV) -
ABB/AREVA/SIMENS
5. Cts & PTs-
VOLTAMPS/KAPPA/KALPA
6. LA (42 kV,Class)-
Raychem RPG
7. Isolator[33kV]-
SIEMENS/ABB/ELETRO ALLIED/RAMA ENGG
8. Busbar Trunking/Busduct(Cu/Al)SIEMENS
ALSTOM /SCHENEIDER/MOELLER /L&T/
9. Horn Gap Fuse(HGO)- 33kV-
RAYCHEM/ABB/RAMA ENGG
10. Air Break Gang Operated Switch-11kV- RAMA ENGG/ELPRO

11. HV/Power/Control Cables - NICCO/TORRENT/FINOLEX/CCI/UNIVERSAL(SATNA)
12. Panther Conductor(AAAC/ACSR)- LUMINO/Any Local Approved
13. VCB - Indoor Type (12kV,16kA for 3 Sec) - ABB/AREVA/SIMENS
14. Busbar Trunking/Busduct(Cu/Al) - ALSTOM /SCHENEIDER/MOELLER /L&T/
SIEMENS
15. 30V,75AH,Plante type Lead Acid Cell storage Battery bank EXIDE
16. 30V,16A,Auto/Manual,Float cum Boost Charger -
STATCAN(Delhi)/AMARRAJA/CADELYNE(Kolkata)
VOLUME III
SEMC LIMITED
PAGE 165
WEBEL
Scope of Finishes for Finishes and Utility Services:

Sl.No.
Entity
Service
1.
Finishes
2.
HVAC
IT Facility
All the lobby areas in all

the floors including false
ceiling
Entrance at 0 level &
Lounges at other levels
All the staircases &
Refugee areas [SS railings
included
Staircases including fire
escape
Roof floor and parapet
walls
Toilet at all level
Bars at entrance to lobby
at all levels
Main approach doors,
Windows, Fire Doors
Office area false ceiling
excluded
Chilled Water Outlets to AHUs
in all the Office floors and
further tapping and distribution
to the office areas by the
tenants.
Airconditioning system with all
the
accessories,
diffusers,
grilles, etc for all the lobby area
through ceiling suspended fan
coil units.
VOLUME III
Biotech Facility
Business Support Centre
All the lobby areas in all the

floors including false ceiling
Entrance at 0 level & Lounges
at other levels including false
ceiling
All the staircases & Refugee
areas [SS railings included
Staircases including fire escape
Roof floor and parapet walls
Toilet at all level
Bars at entrance to lobby at all
levels
Main approach doors, Windows,
Fire Doors
Common
Instrumentation
Facility,
In-Silico
Biology
Facility- Complete finishes for
Floors, walls, Skirting, cladding,,
doors, Windows,etc
Lab
areas
false
ceiling
excluded
Chilled Water Outlets to AHUs in all
lab floors and further tapping and
distribution to Incubation facility (Wet
Laboratories) by the tenants.
Air-conditioning system with all the
accessories, diffusers, grilles, etc for
all the lobby areas Common
Instrumentation Facility, In-Silico
Biology Facility through ceiling
suspended fan coil units and ducted
systems.
PAGE 166
Recreational
Facilities
Food
Cafetaria
Court/
All the lobby areas in the floors

Lounges & Office areas including
false ceiling
All the staircases & Refugee areas
[SS railings included
Staircases including fire escape
Toilets
Main approach doors, Windows,
Fire Doors
Complete finishes for Floors, walls,
Skirting
cladding,
doors,
Windows,etc
All the lobby areas

& Other support
areas including
false ceiling
All the lobby areas

and common areas
like was, toilets
Air-conditioning system with all the

accessories, diffusers, grilles, etc
for all the lobby areas, Office areas
through ceiling suspended fan coil
units, ducted systems.
Air-conditioning
system with all the
accessories,
diffusers,
grilles,
etc for all the lobby
areas, Office areas
through
ceiling
suspended fan coil
units,
ducted
systems.
Chilled Water Outlets

in all the areas and
further tapping and
distribution by the
tenants.
SEMC LIMITED
3.
Electrical
Power
Rising Main Termination at

every office floor for tapping
Electronic meters for tariff
metering
for
every
office
separately.
Lobby
areas
+
Entrance
Lounges+ Common areas +
Roof + Elevator for Machine
room - Lighting, Luminaries,
Power Points etc.
Water Tapping points at toilets
& pantry locations [location to
be decided during execution]
Drainage for toilets + pantry
only taps & gratings at
appropriate locations with pipes
connecting to the drainage
system
4.
Water supply
+ Drainage
Fire Alarm
Smoke / heat detection along

with wiring both for offices &
common areas
Fire Fighting
7
8
CCTV
Camera
Exhausts
Piping
WEBEL
Rising Main Termination at every lab

floor for tapping
Electronic meters for tariff metering
for every lab separately.
Lobby areas + lounges+ common
Instrumentation Facility+ In-Silico
Biology Facility- Lighting, Luminaries,
Power Points etc.
Lobby areas + Entrance lounges+

Office areas + common areas Lighting, Luminaries, Power Points
etc.
-Lobby areas +
lounges+ common
areas - Lighting,
Luminaries, Power
Points etc
-Lobby
areas
+
lounges+
common
areas
Lighting,
Luminaries,
Power
Points etc
Water Tapping points at toilets &

pantry locations [location to be
decided during execution]
Drainage for toilets + pantry only taps
& gratings at appropriate locations
with pipes connecting to the drainage
system.
Water Tapping Points /Waste water
outlets to be provided in Shafts for
Incubation Facility.
Water Tapping Points /Waste water
outlets in Lab benches to be provided
for Common Instrumentation Facility.
Smoke / heat detection along with
wiring both for labs & common areas
Water Tapping points at toilets &

pantry locations [location to be
decided during execution]
Drainage for toilets + pantry only
taps & gratings at appropriate
locations with pipes connecting to
the drainage system
Water
tapping
points at toilets
locations [location
to
be
decided
during execution]
Water tapping points

at toilets & kitchen
locations [location to
be decided during
execution]
Drainage for toilets +
Kitchen only & traps
&
gratings
at
appropriate locations.
Grease trap to be
provided.
Smoke / heat detection along with

wiring both for offices & common
areas
Single layered Sprinklers for

office and double layered for
Common areas.
Lobbies & Common area
Single layered Sprinklers for office

and double layered for Common
areas.
Lobbies & Common area
Sprinklers for office & Common

areas.
Smoke
/
heat
detection
along
with
wiring
for
common areas
Sprinklers system
Smoke
/
heat
detection along with
wiring
both
for
common areas
Sprinklers system
Lobbies, Office & Common area
Common areas
For Toilets & pantry areas

Common Instrumentation Facility
Labs(Bio Safety Cabinets, Fume
hoods) as per standards
Gas Outlets in the shafts for all the
lab floors and further tapping and
distribution in the Incubation Facility
by the tenants.
Gas Outlets in Lab benches and
other equipments for all the labs in
Common Instrumentation Facility

For Basement parking
Lobbies & Common

areas
Exhaust
duct
provisionfor kitchen,
pantry and toilets
VOLUME III
PAGE 167
Gas Outlets in the

shafts for kitchen area
and further tapping
and distribution by the
tenants.
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PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

BIO-TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTRE & INDIAN DESIGN

WEST BENGAL ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

Planning Requirements for Various Areas

Periodical Progress Review

DESIGN INTENT FOR ARCHITECTURE

DESIGN INTENT FOR STRUCTURES

General Scope of Work

Plain and Reinforced Concrete

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

General Scope of Work

PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING GUIDELINES

FIRE ENGINEERING & LIFE SAFETY

Codes and Standards

APPROVED MAKES OF MATERIALS

CIVIL & ARCHITECTURE

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAMME FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES

TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAMME FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES

TOTAL SITE AREA

MAXIMUM PLOT COVERAGE

TOTAL NUMBER OF IT FLOORS

1 FOR EVERY 100

IT FACILITY PER FLOOR

TOTAL AREA IN SQM

AREA FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT-IT FACILITY( IN ONE OF THE FLOORS)

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

TOTAL AREA FOR BIO TECH FACILITY

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

TENTATIVE SPACE PROGRAM FOR VARIOUS FACILITIES

AS PER DESIGN REQUIREMENT

- SOLID WASTE HANDLING & MANAGEMENT

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

3. PLANNING REQUIREMENTS FOR VARIOUS AREAS:

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

24 hours a day, year round.

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

Proper entry and upkeep of relevant log books.

All Inclusive Maintenance Contract

Schedule to cover manufacturers recommendation and/or common

Monthly status report.

Entire MEP installation to be painted in Fifth year (from commissioning)

Uptime during maintenance contract

There shall be no reimbursement for the extended period.

Break-downs shall be attended to within ten hours of reporting.

Spare compressor/motor assembly to be made available within seven

Statutory requirements of EPF, ESIC and other applicable labor

Duty allocation and Roaster control shall be contractors responsibility.

PROPOSED BIO TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER & INDIAN DESIGN PARK

No overtime shall be payable by Owner for any reason whatsoever.

Routine shut downs shall be permitted only during winter season.

Contractor shall be at liberty to carry out routine maintenance as and

Quarterly payment at the beginning of each quarter on pro-rata basis.

11. MAINTENANCE DURING DEFECTS LIABILITY PERIOD