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to then be backfilled or would otherwise be unavailable for backfilling somewhere else<br />

on the project, or lack adequate construction access.<br />

o Access and staging areas are defined.<br />

SCC 50 Systems<br />

• System (Wayside and Facilities), Trackwork ( Running and special )and Vehicle (revenue<br />

and non-revenue) descriptions, functionalities, reliabilities, technology (level identified and<br />

cost effectiveness known) and performances are defined to the level of major equipment<br />

(including the control room, substations , crossings, tunnel ventilation and traction power) is<br />

well defined and identified in terms of specifications, bills of materials, standard drawings<br />

and specifications, general arrangements and standard details, and single line drawings<br />

(similar to industry process and instrumentation diagrams, high level logic design).<br />

• Signaling and Train Control<br />

o Operations analysis has determined the most efficient location of interlockings based on<br />

track layout, headways, train lengths, braking tables as well as requirements of each<br />

interlocking and its control limits.<br />

o Track plans have been sufficiently developed to define and identify vertical grades,<br />

horizontal and vertical curves, elevation, station platforms, switch point stationing, rail<br />

bonding and connection requirements as well as typical track circuit drawings.<br />

o Site specific requirements are defined (for signal structural work) and location drawings<br />

for signal enclosures<br />

o Central instrument rooms (CIR), central instrument huts (CIH), central instrument<br />

locations (CIL), relay rooms; locations and sizes as well as room layouts (relay,<br />

termination, central instrument, power) are identified and defined.<br />

o Signal cable routing methodology as well as power supply and distribution are<br />

identified and defined<br />

o Software and interface requirements (to facilities, existing system, and other system<br />

elements) are identified and defined<br />

o Maintenance, testing and training requirements are identified and defined (factory<br />

acceptance, site acceptance, field integration, start up, etc.)<br />

• System Description<br />

o Built-in-place substations are identified, numbered and located with approximate<br />

spacings along the system route, ratings (MW) as well as the details (e.g. three phase<br />

nominal 12.47–13.2 kV distribution circuit [name utility] and any exceptions.<br />

o Nominal (full-load Vdc) project voltage is identified and basis of design and choice of<br />

project nominal voltage relative to system voltage is identified, voltage drop<br />

minimization, maximization of vehicle propulsion system performance, and train<br />

regeneration issues have been addressed.<br />

o Overhead contact system (OCS) is defined including conductor sizes relative to existing<br />

parts of system, as well as any supplementary parallel feeders to meet design<br />

requirements for substation out of service scenario.<br />

o AC Switchgear type (i.e. indoor, metal clad vacuum circuit type breaker,etc.), ratings<br />

(i.e., 15 kV, 500 MVA, etc.), relay protections provided (Phase overcurrent protection,<br />

Ground overcurrent protection, Negative sequence voltage relay, Rectifier overload<br />

relay, AC lock-out relay,etc.)<br />

OP 32C Project Scope Review<br />

Revision 0, June 2008<br />

Page A-5

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