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to then be backfilled or would otherwise be unavailable for backfilling somewhere else on the project, or lack adequate construction access. o Access and staging areas are defined. SCC 50 Systems • System (Wayside and Facilities), Trackwork ( Running and special )and Vehicle (revenue and non-revenue) descriptions, functionalities, reliabilities, technology (level identified and cost effectiveness known) and performances are defined to the level of major equipment (including the control room, substations , crossings, tunnel ventilation and traction power) is well defined and identified in terms of specifications, bills of materials, standard drawings and specifications, general arrangements and standard details, and single line drawings (similar to industry process and instrumentation diagrams, high level logic design). • Signaling and Train Control o Operations analysis has determined the most efficient location of interlockings based on track layout, headways, train lengths, braking tables as well as requirements of each interlocking and its control limits. o Track plans have been sufficiently developed to define and identify vertical grades, horizontal and vertical curves, elevation, station platforms, switch point stationing, rail bonding and connection requirements as well as typical track circuit drawings. o Site specific requirements are defined (for signal structural work) and location drawings for signal enclosures o Central instrument rooms (CIR), central instrument huts (CIH), central instrument locations (CIL), relay rooms; locations and sizes as well as room layouts (relay, termination, central instrument, power) are identified and defined. o Signal cable routing methodology as well as power supply and distribution are identified and defined o Software and interface requirements (to facilities, existing system, and other system elements) are identified and defined o Maintenance, testing and training requirements are identified and defined (factory acceptance, site acceptance, field integration, start up, etc.) • System Description o Built-in-place substations are identified, numbered and located with approximate spacings along the system route, ratings (MW) as well as the details (e.g. three phase nominal 12.47–13.2 kV distribution circuit [name utility] and any exceptions. o Nominal (full-load Vdc) project voltage is identified and basis of design and choice of project nominal voltage relative to system voltage is identified, voltage drop minimization, maximization of vehicle propulsion system performance, and train regeneration issues have been addressed. o Overhead contact system (OCS) is defined including conductor sizes relative to existing parts of system, as well as any supplementary parallel feeders to meet design requirements for substation out of service scenario. o AC Switchgear type (i.e. indoor, metal clad vacuum circuit type breaker,etc.), ratings (i.e., 15 kV, 500 MVA, etc.), relay protections provided (Phase overcurrent protection, Ground overcurrent protection, Negative sequence voltage relay, Rectifier overload relay, AC lock-out relay,etc.) OP 32C Project Scope Review Revision 0, June 2008 Page A-5
o Traction Power Transformer type (i.e. vacuum pressure impregnated dry type,etc.), ratings (i.e., 1110 kVA 65°C rise at 100% load, three phase, 60 Hz., ANSI and NEMA standards for extra heavy-duty service). o Power rectifiers are matched and assemblies capable of providing a stated output such as ..” twelve pulse, 825 VDC output at rated 100% load with the overload capabilities as specified in NEMA RI-9 for extra heavy-duty traction service.” Harmonics in the utility power lines and the interference voltages due to residual ripple issues have been addressed in the design. o DC Switchgear basis of design and choice of switches, busses and feeder breakers is identified and equipment list is complete. o Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) system if provided, integrates and control intercubicle functions and provides control, monitoring, and data logging at each substation. o Substation grounding system basis of design and choice of separate AC and DC ground mats as well as stray current monitoring or testing, lightning arresters and protective relays and fault current contribution from the AC equipment to the DC equipment issues and utility system faults have been addressed. o Minimum voltage at the pantograph is identified and basis established for locations during the sustained FFGA project headways with substations operating, or with “..” substations out of service. If substations are required, under voltage conditions are identified with one substation out of service and the operation plan identifies mitigation measures. o Overhead Contact Systems (OCS) are identified in terms of Single Contact Wire Auto Tensioned, Simple Catenary Auto Tensioned and Balanced Weight Anchor Assemblies and issues associated with temperature variations are addressed as structures identified. Tensions for the contact wire and messenger wire are defined; maximum distances between tensioning points is identified depending on the amount of curves and the individual track configuration, reduced to ensure the auto tensioning effect of the wheel assembly; mid-point anchor installation details and locations identified to reduce the along-track movement of the OCS equipment and minimize the work in case of a conductor breakage; OCS is sectionalized to provide isolation of the OCS section at each substation and basis for design is established and design issues associated with Insulated overlaps, section insulators, electrical continuity, overlaps and at crossover locations are addressed. Substation buildings, including low voltage substation AC auxiliary electrical system and facility electrical equipment such as AC panel boards, heating and ventilation systems, transformer partitions, embedded conduit work, utility instrument enclosure, door intrusion switches, lighting, and substation ground mats are built into or coordinated with the Civil contracts in advance of the associated system contract. • Major or critical engineering decisions and design solutions are defined including rehabilitation or reuse of existing structures, facilities or systems including but not limited to the following: o Pre-construction, site reconnaissance, geotechnical and soil resistivity surveys are complete; o Ground subsidence and structural protections issues have been resolved; o Structural elements are advanced beyond simple span design, or simply supported. OP 32C Project Scope Review Revision 0, June 2008 Page A-6
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o Traction Power Transformer type (i.e. vacuum pressure impregnated dry type,etc.),<br />
ratings (i.e., 1110 kVA 65°C rise at 100% load, three phase, 60 Hz., ANSI and NEMA<br />
standards for extra heavy-duty service).<br />
o Power rectifiers are matched and assemblies capable of providing a stated output such<br />
as ..” twelve pulse, 825 VDC output at rated 100% load with the overload capabilities as<br />
specified in NEMA RI-9 for extra heavy-duty traction service.” Harmonics in the utility<br />
power lines and the interference voltages due to residual ripple issues have been<br />
addressed in the design.<br />
o DC Switchgear basis of design and choice of switches, busses and feeder breakers is<br />
identified and equipment list is complete.<br />
o Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) system if provided, integrates and control<br />
intercubicle functions and provides control, monitoring, and data logging at each<br />
substation.<br />
o Substation grounding system basis of design and choice of separate AC and DC ground<br />
mats as well as stray current monitoring or testing, lightning arresters and protective<br />
relays and fault current contribution from the AC equipment to the DC equipment<br />
issues and utility system faults have been addressed.<br />
o Minimum voltage at the pantograph is identified and basis established for locations<br />
during the sustained FFGA project headways with substations operating, or with “..”<br />
substations out of service. If substations are required, under voltage conditions are<br />
identified with one substation out of service and the operation plan identifies mitigation<br />
measures.<br />
o Overhead Contact Systems (OCS) are identified in terms of Single Contact Wire Auto<br />
Tensioned, Simple Catenary Auto Tensioned and Balanced Weight Anchor Assemblies<br />
and issues associated with temperature variations are addressed as structures identified.<br />
Tensions for the contact wire and messenger wire are defined; maximum distances<br />
between tensioning points is identified depending on the amount of curves and the<br />
individual track configuration, reduced to ensure the auto tensioning effect of the wheel<br />
assembly; mid-point anchor installation details and locations identified to reduce the<br />
along-track movement of the OCS equipment and minimize the work in case of a<br />
conductor breakage; OCS is sectionalized to provide isolation of the OCS section at<br />
each substation and basis for design is established and design issues associated with<br />
Insulated overlaps, section insulators, electrical continuity, overlaps and at crossover<br />
locations are addressed. Substation buildings, including low voltage substation AC<br />
auxiliary electrical system and facility electrical equipment such as AC panel boards,<br />
heating and ventilation systems, transformer partitions, embedded conduit work, utility<br />
instrument enclosure, door intrusion switches, lighting, and substation ground mats are<br />
built into or coordinated with the Civil contracts in advance of the associated system<br />
contract.<br />
• Major or critical engineering decisions and design solutions are defined including<br />
rehabilitation or reuse of existing structures, facilities or systems including but not limited<br />
to the following:<br />
o Pre-construction, site reconnaissance, geotechnical and soil resistivity surveys are<br />
complete;<br />
o Ground subsidence and structural protections issues have been resolved;<br />
o Structural elements are advanced beyond simple span design, or simply supported.<br />
OP 32C Project Scope Review<br />
Revision 0, June 2008<br />
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