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    This checklist is used to inspect transformer and accessory materials upon receipt. It lists acceptance criteria for reviewing documentation, general material requirements, and inspecting the internal and external components of transformers. Some key points inspected include verifying the materials are new and unused, the transformer matches the specifications, nameplates display required information clearly, and the unit shows no signs of damage or defects.

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    This checklist is used to inspect transformer and accessory materials upon receipt. It lists acceptance criteria for reviewing documentation, general material requirements, and inspecting the internal and external components of transformers. Some key points inspected include verifying the materials are new and unused, the transformer matches the specifications, nameplates display required information clearly, and the unit shows no signs of damage or defects.

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    ELECT-TIC-9.1 (Transformer & Accessories Material Receiving Visual Inspection)

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    This checklist is used to inspect transformer and accessory materials upon receipt. It lists acceptance criteria for reviewing documentation, general material requirements, and inspecting the internal and external components of transformers. Some key points inspected include verifying the materials are new and unused, the transformer matches the specifications, nameplates display required information clearly, and the unit shows no signs of damage or defects.

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    TAMIMI PEB INSPECTION CHECKLIST ITP NUMBER DATE WIR NO

    Transformer & Accessories Material Receiving Visual


    ELECT-TIC-9.1
    Inspection

    PROJECT TITLE WBS / BI / JO NUMBER CONTRACTOR / SUBCONTRACTOR

    Triple Bay Construction Village


    TPEB-T69-0920-69 TPEB
    Main Construction Village
    BUILDING NAME AND LOCATIONS WORK PERMIT REQUIRED?

    SCHEDULED TEST DATE AND TIME EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

    ACTUAL INSPECTION DATE & TIME

    ITP NUMBER ACTIVITY NUMBER


    ACCEPTED
    CONTRACTOR INSPECTION LEVEL CLIENT INSPECTION LEVEL
    REJECTED

    ITEM
    ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA REFERENCE PASS FAIL N/A RE-INSP DATE
    No.

    A Document Review

    Project Technical
    A1 Review documents for Material Receiving Requirement-P2-
    23.2

    Project Technical
    A2 Identification procedure reviewed and implemented Requirement-P2-
    23.2

    B. General Requirements

    Project Technical
    B1 Materials shall be new and unused. Requirement-P2-
    23.2

    Project Technical
    B2 Documentation for traceability reviewed and implemented Requirement-P2-
    23.2

    C. Material Inspection

    Remove accessible covers or panels and inspect internal


    (NEC 110.3,
    components for damage or displacement of parts, loose or broken
    C1 NECA/NEIS 409-
    connections, cracked or chipped insulators, dirt or foreign material,
    3.1)
    and for the presence of water or moisture.

    The transformer hardware and accessories received on-site


    (NEC 110.3,
    conform with the manufacturer's quotation and shop drawings.
    C2 NECA/NEIS 409-
    Assembly drawings (if required) and installation instructions shall be
    3.1)
    included with the shipment.

    A durable nameplate made of corrosion-resistant material shall be


    affixed to each transformer by the manufacturer. The serial number
    on the transformer nameplate shall match the serial number listed
    on the bill of lading. It shall bear the rating and other essential (ANSI C57.12.51,
    C3 operating data as specified in B6 below. 5.3; NEC
    For transformers where the nameplate is mounted on a removable 450.11)
    part, the manufacturer’s name and transformer serial number shall
    be permanently affixed to a non-removable part.

    Nameplate Operating Data


    Name of manufacturer
    Serial Number
    kVA ratings
    Frequency
    Required clearances for ventilated transformers
    Voltage Ratings
    Tap Voltages
    Temperature Rise in degrees C
    Temperature class of insulation (NEC
    Polarity 450.11)&(ANSI/I
    C4
    Phasor Diagram EEE C57.12.01
    Percent Impedance 5.12.3)
    Basic lightning impulse insulation levels
    Approximate weight in pounds
    Connection diagram
    Installation and operating instruction reference
    The words "dry type transformer"
    Conductor material
    Step up transformer suitability, if involved (ANSI/IEEE C57.12.01
    5.12.3)
    Required clearances for ventilated transformers NEC 450.11)

    The transformer shall be handled in accordance with manufacturer


    recommendations. Transformers are to be transported in the upright
    position. The transformers shall not be subjected to impact, jolting, (NEC 110.3,
    C5 or denting of the enclosure. Use the manufactures recommended NECA/NEIS 409-
    lifting points. When handling outdoors during inclement weather, 3.2)
    ventilated indoor transformers shall be protected against the
    entrance of dust and rain.

    The nameplates shall be stainless steel and attached with stainless


    C6 steel hardware. Entries shall be marked by etching, engraving or General
    other permanent marking method.

    The nameplate shall be in the English language according to


    C7 General
    American usage.

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    TAMIMI PEB INSPECTION CHECKLIST ITP NUMBER DATE WIR NO

    Transformer & Accessories Material Receiving Visual


    Inspection
    ELECT-TIC-9.1

    PROJECT TITLE WBS / BI / JO NUMBER CONTRACTOR / SUBCONTRACTOR

    Triple Bay Construction Village


    TPEB-T69-0920-69 TPEB
    Main Construction Village

    ITEM
    ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA REFERENCE PASS FAIL N/A RE-INSP DATE
    No.

    Danger and warning labels shall be written in both Arabic and


    English, utilizing white characters on a red background. If noted in
    C8 General
    the Purchase Order the Arabic warning labels will be provided by
    others.

    In addition to the transformer data the nameplate(s) shall also include


    the following which may be on a separate plate:
    1) Manufacturer's plant location
    2) Buyer's Purchase Order number
    C9 General
    3) Manufacturer's Order reference number
    4) Equipment year of manufacture
    5) Equipment Serial Number
    6) Equipment Model Number

    Enclosure (Housing):
    ( NEC 450.22)
    C10 Dry-type transformers installed outdoors shall have a weatherproof
    enclosure.

    Kilovolt-ampere ratings are continuous and based on not exceeding ANSI


    C11 a 150 degree C average winding temperature rise. C57.12.51,
    Sec. 4.1.1

    Ventilated Self-cooled (Class AA) kilovolt-amperes sizes shall be ANSI


    C12 750, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3750, 5000 and 7500 kVA. C57.12.51,
    Sec. 4.1.2

    Sealed Self-cooled (Class GA) kilovolt-amperes sizes shall be 750, ANSI


    C13 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3750 and 5000 kVA. C57.12.52,
    Sec. 4.1.2

    Outdoor equipment supplied under this specification shall be suitable


    C14 for use in locations that are subject to sand and dust storms, fog, and General
    airborne contaminants.

    Transformer enclosure shall conform to the requirements of


    ANSI/IEEE C57.12.28, "Pad-mounted Equipment Enclosure
    ANSI/IEEE
    C15 Integrity", except the paint shall be light gray number 61 in
    C57.12.28
    accordance with ASTM D1535 (Munsell Notation 8.3 G6 10/0.54),
    unless otherwise specified.

    Transformer enclosure shall be self supporting, non-combustible,


    moisture resistant and protected against corrosion. Enclosure design
    C16 shall be such as to permit easy access to the high and low voltage General
    terminals for outgoing cable connections. Access to the core and coil
    assembly for inspection and testing shall also be provided.

    The voltage ratings, Kilovolt-ampere ratings and Basic Lightning


    Impulse levels (BILs) for: ANSI/IEEE
    A) Ventilated dry-type Power transformers shall be in accordance C57.12.51.&
    C17
    with ANSI/IEEE C57.12.51. ANSI/IEEE
    B) Sealed dry-type Power transformers shall be in accordance with C57.12.52.
    ANSI/IEEE C57.12.52.

    Coils:
    The high and low voltage coils shall be constructed of electrical
    ANSI/IEEE
    C18 grade copper as an assembly and shall be able to withstand the
    C57.12.01.
    mechanical and thermal stresses produced by external short circuits
    under the conditions specified in ANSI/IEEE C57.12.01.

    Taps:
    Each Transformer shall be furnished with facilities for changing taps
    with the transformer de-energized. Tapping shall be on the high
    C19 voltage winding to allow for variation of the incoming primary voltage. General
    Unless otherwise specified, transformers shall have two voltage taps
    2-½% below normal voltage and two voltage taps 2-½ above normal
    voltage. All taps shall have full current capacity.

    Ventilated Dry-Type transformers shall be provided with facilities for


    changing taps that provide easy access to the tap terminals. The tap
    C20 terminals shall be grouped so that the taps are changed by moving General
    terminal strips (jumpers) from one connection point to another. The
    tap connections shall be clearly marked.

    Sealed Dry-Type transformers shall be provided with a tap changer


    for de-energized operation. The operating handle shall be brought
    out through the enclosure at a convenient height for the design. The
    C21 General
    tap connection shall be clearly marked. The tap changer handle
    shall have provision for padlocking and shall provide visible indication
    of the tap position without unlocking.

    Insulation:
    C22 The insulation system shall be a minimum of ANSI Class 185 ANSI
    Insulation.

    Cooling:
    C23 Transformers shall be self-cooled Ventilated Class AA or Sealed General
    Class GA.

    Forced-air cooling may be specified for Ventilated self cooled /


    C24 General
    forced-air-cooled Class AA/FA transformers.
    The forced air cooling system shall include:
    a) thermal sensors,
    b) fans,
    c) control wiring,
    d) control box with test switch,
    C25 General
    e) current limiting fuses,
    f) indicating lights,
    g) alarm,
    h) alarm silencing relay, and
    i) push
    The buttons.
    cooling fans and controls shall be capable to operate on 120 V
    C26 AC, single phase, unless other auxiliary voltage is specified in the General
    DATA SCHEDULE.

    All fans shall be fitted with protective fan guards or located within the
    transformer enclosure to protect personnel from incidental access.
    C27 General
    The fan guards shall have wires spaced to limit openings to less than
    12.7 mm.

    Base:
    28 All transformers shall be equipped with the permanent heavy duty General
    base assemblies suitable for skidding in any direction.

    The transformer base shall have provisions for lifting and/or jacking
    C29 the unit. This feature shall be appropriately described on preliminary General
    and final drawings.

    Anti vibration mountings are required for floor mounted transformers


    located indoors. Anti vibration pads shall be fitted between the
    C30 General
    enclosure and its mounting. Electrical continuity, for grounding, shall
    be maintained between these components.

    Transformer core shall be grounded to the frame in accordance with


    ANSI/IEEE C57.12.01. When enclosure is supplied, the transformer ANSI/IEEE
    C31
    core shall be visibly grounded to the enclosure by means of a flexible C57.12.01.
    grounding conductor.

    REMARKS:

    REFERENCE DOCUMENTS:
    1-ANSI/IEEE C57.12.01 & ANSI/IEEE C57.12.51
    2- Project Spec
    3- NEC / IFC Drawings

    Contractor / Client
    Construction Representative QA/QC SUPERVISOR / MANAGER
    Name: Name:

    Signature: Signature:

    Date: Date:

    Contractor QC Inspector Client’s Representative


    Name: Name:

    Signature: Signature:

    Date: Date:

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