MEEZA CRAC and Downflow Specification

MEEZA MEEZA MV-2 SPE-5102-Performance CRAC and Downflow Unit Particular Specification: Part 2
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MEEZA MV-2 CRAC and Downflow Unit Specification
Contents
1 Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 2 General Tender Submission Deliverables Project Description Page 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 12 12 12 14 15 15 15 16 17 18 18 18 19 19 23 24 25
Ove Arup & Partners Ltd T0 08 August 2010
Specific Preliminaries 2.1 2.2 Instruction for Tender Contractors Responsibilities
Scope Of Works 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10 3.11 Contractual Interfaces Submittals Operation and Maintenance Manuals Health and Safety Regulations and Standards Identification Labels, Notices General Testing & Commissioning Training of Personnel Handing Over Service & Maintenance Further Requirements
Particular Requirements 4.1 4.2 4.3 Operational Conditions Plant Life Expectancy
Controls and Instrumentation 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 General Local Control Panel (LCP) Human Machine Interface (HMI) Functional Control Control Valves and Actuators Power Failure Restart Electrical Interfaces
Testing and Commissioning 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 General Requirements Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) Site Acceptance Tests (SATS) Integrated Systems Testing
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Materials and Workmanship 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 General Requirements Equipment Performance Ratings CRAC and Downflow Unit Cabinet Fans Filters Cooling Coils Control Valves
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Appendices
Appendix A Equipment Data Sheets
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Introduction
1.1 General The following Tender specification details the requirements for the Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) units and downflow cooling units (referred to as Cooling units in this specification where reference is being made to both) for the MEZZA MV-2 datacentre, Qatar. The Supplier shall allow for the manufacture, supply, delivery to site, testing, commissioning, and, setting to work of all equipment, preparation of all drawings, details and design, record drawings and maintenance manuals for the whole works described within this document and associated drawings. The Supplier shall include, within the Tender, details of all variations from the equipment, materials, installation methods, performance or operation as described in this Specification and the associated drawings. Such variations shall be scheduled together at the front of the Tender. Should the Supplier be successful, the CRAC package shall be procured by the Contractor. The Contractor is responsible for the complete and functional installation, and for coordinating interfaces between the equipment supplied in accordance with this specification and the rest of the works. This document shall be read in conjunction will all other Contract Documents. Attention is drawn to the following related documents:

General Conditions of Contract CRAC and Downflow unit equipment data sheet appended to this specification Mechanical Services, Secondary Chilled Water Schematic, Critical Secondary Chilled Water Schematics, Critical Back of House Equipment Layout CRAC and Downflow Unit Installation Detail W-55-801 W-55-802 & 803 W-55-010 W-59-900
SPE-5100 - Outline Mechanical and Public Health Services Particular Specification: Part 2 SPE-0000 The General Specification : Part 1
The drawing listed are intended to assist the Supplier understand the project and shall not be used for design purposes. 1.2 Tender Submission Deliverables
The following specific deliverables are required within the Tender submission in addition to requirements outlined within the associated contract documents. These items will be benchmarked against other suppliers during the Tender evaluations. 1.2.1 Technical Details of Proposal The Supplier shall provide a summary of their technical proposal including detailed equipment datasheets and an operation narrative. The Supplier shall complete the technical datasheet found within Appendix A. 1.2.2 Cost Break Down The Supplier shall provide a cost breakdown of his proposal with line items for the following elements: (i) Supply and delivery (ii) Commissioning
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(iii) FAT Tests (iv) Training of personnel (v) First Year Maintenance Contract including 24/7 call out with minimum of 4hrs response. (vi) Recommended Spares (Include summary of recommended spare components)
1.2.3 Program of Works The Supplier shall provide a program of works incorporating the following elements as a minimum: (i) Design Programme including issue dates to: (a) The Contractor (b) The Client / Designers (MEEZA / Arup) (ii) Engineers Review of Documentation (iii) Lead time for manufacture from placement of order (iv) FAT test (v) Transportation/delivery (vi) Installation by Contractor (vii) Commissioning 1.3 Project Description
MEEZA provide purpose built data centre facilities to provide outsourced solutions for customers in the financial services, networks, enterprise and internet content markets enabling customers to operate robust, scalable and highly available data-centres that can be easily adapted to meet changing needs. The new data centre shall be known as the MV-2 facility.
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Specific Preliminaries
2.1 Instruction for Tender Where the responsibilities of the Supplier are stated within this specification, the Supplier shall make suitable allowance in terms of money, time and resources to be able to accept these responsibilities and include the cost of this allowance within his Tender price. The successful Supplier shall be expected to accept these responsibilities upon being awarded the Contract. The Tender shall provide capital costs for the manufacture, supply, delivery and testing and commissioning of the cooling units including for all identified scope and his commercial allowances. The Supplier shall provide separately identifiable costs for all ongoing planned and unplanned maintenance of the cooling units and their controls. 2.2 Contractors Responsibilities
The Contractor shall be responsible for (but not limited to) the following:
Management of delivery, offloading, installation (electrically and mechanically) and integration of the Cooling units including connection of inlet and discharge ductwork to fire walls and partitions as appropriate. Familiarisation with the technical content of the Cooling Unit package. Acquiring, collating and compiling any information from the Supplier required for inclusion into the Contractors design documents, or to facilitate fully integrated installation of the interfacing with other system elements. This shall include all information required to support installation, production of installation drawings and the resolution of interfaces with other system elements. Review and authorisation of the Suppliers method statements for their works Review and authorisation of the Suppliers Health and Safety plan for the works. Master scheduling of deliveries and works in collusion and agreement with the Supplier Removal of all construction waste from site.
The Supplier shall fully liaise, cooperate and co-ordinate with the Contractor in the discharging of the above duties and make full allowance for resourcing these activities within his Tender submission.
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Scope Of Works
The Supplier shall be responsible for the design, supply to site, testing, commissioning, documentation and handing over of the Cooling units, as per the requirements of the Contract Documentation. In addition to supply of the equipment, the Supplier shall also be responsible for the following.
The handling, physical protection, and delivery of all equipment as described in this Specification. Full testing and commissioning and the production of associated reports and documentation, including literature for incorporation within the project O&M manuals. Full technical documentation, submittals for all equipment and obtaining appropriate technical review from the Client / Designer team. Comprehensive method statements including delivery, testing and commissioning taking account of all risks associated with Health and Safety, for all testing and commissioning. The production of risk assessment prior to the commencement of any on site commissioning work. All aspects of the design shall be liable for review by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer throughout the contract period. The Client / Designer and/or the Engineer reserve the right to inspect the design and the supply works throughout the fabrication of the system. The Supplier shall include for all documentation, items, accessories or apparatus which may not have been specifically mentioned, but which are usual or necessary for fabrication, offloading, handling during installation or protection of the Works necessary to achieve and maintain the performance requirements and safe operation. Use of particular headings, words or phrases denotes the complete supply of such products supplied by the Supplier unless stated herein, unless otherwise specified.
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3.1
Contractual Interfaces
The following table denotes the responsibilities for the Supplier and the Contractor including but not limited to:
Responsibility Design, supply and delivery of Cooling units Offloading, locating and installing of units in data centre space (including all temporary works necessary) Hooking up of pipework to Cooling units (including all temporary works necessary) Electrical feed to Cooling units The provision of hardware and software to interface the Cooling units with the Building Services Control System Supply and installation of control cables between the Cooling units and the Building Services Control System Flushing and cleaning of pipework distribution system (including all temporary works necessary) Flushing and backflushing of Cooling units Balancing of chilled water system and Cooling Units Testing and commissioning of Cooling units Commissioning of Cooling units control system Demonstration of Functionality to the Client / Designer and the Engineer Integrated systems test (attendance) (attendance) (attendance) Supplier Contractor
3.2
Submittals
Technical, commercial, health and safety, O&M and other submittals shall be in line with the requirements of the Contract Documents. The Supplier shall provide the following at the time of Tender Return:

Details of the proposed unit. Details of integral control valves Details of the acoustic performance of the proposed unit as well as details of any attenuation equipment needed to achieve that performance. Calculations to demonstrate compliance Details of the proposed Suppliers test facility.
After Contract Award, the Supplier shall submit copies of drawings and illustrated technical leaflets, as described in the Contract Documents, including but not limited to:
Completed equipment data sheets that demonstrate performance of the equipment at full load conditions, noise data, interface connection points etc as indicated on the data sheet Manufacturers & Equipment drawings Testing & Commissioning Procedures
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Operation & Maintenance Manuals Controls narrative for the equipment Details of control provisions including schedule of I/O available to the BMS and the native control protocol of the equipment and any unit non-proprietary unit controller
Rating tables, physical data and capacity data for the selection of equipment shall be submitted to demonstrate a range of operating conditions. Such information shall be based on Suppliers' test results for the equipment to be supplied. Performance curves and tables shall be submitted to define the plant selection including:

Specified duty. 10% overload condition.
Published pressure drop values for coils shall have been determined from type tests. Type test data shall be available for examination. A list of simulated conditions designed to check operation of all safety devices during performance testing, commissioning and testing shall be provided. Fouling factors for the coils used shall be stated by the Supplier, and shall be appropriate for the system employed. The Supplier shall submit a full set of control panel drawings for comment prior to manufacture which shall include but not be limited to:

Fascia layout Back plate Internal wiring diagrams including cable identification External loop diagrams Operation and Maintenance Manuals
3.3
The Supplier shall prepare Operation and Maintenance manuals covering and including the information detailed below. Textual documents shall be provided in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel and all drawings shall be provided in AutoCAD dwg format. Additionally, all documents and drawings shall be provided in Adobe pdf format. The operation and maintenance manuals shall as a minimum contain the following: (i) Description of the systems and all the components with specification of manufacture, model type no., supplier, etc. (ii) Record drawings. (iii) Brochure/catalogue sheet with complete technical data, dimensions, instructions for dismantling and mantling, etc. (iv) Full operating instructions. (v) Maintenance manuals setting out all regular, planned, scheduled and periodic maintenance, cleaning instructions etc. and routine inspections necessary to maintain the equipment and installation in peak condition. The latter information shall be compiled in tabular form as follows: Plant item/weekly/monthly/quarterly/six monthly/annually/remarks. A schedule of maintenance and cleaning methods and operations of any non plant related items, including cleaning agents to be used and methods to be adopted.
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Detailed recommendations as to the preventive maintenance frequency and procedures, including related health and safety procedures, which shall be adopted by the Client / Designer to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the systems. Lubrication programmes for all lubricated items of plant and equipment. A list of consumable items and special tools it is recommended that the Client has in stock. A list of recommended running spares required, being those items subject to wear or deterioration and which may involve the Client in extended deliveries when replacements are required at some future date. Procedures for fault diagnosis. Emergency procedures. The operation and maintenance manuals shall be prepared in English. The manuals shall be contained in A4 size, plastic-covered, loose leaf, four ring binders with stiff covers, each indexed, divided and appropriately cover-titled. The Supplier shall make a set of temporary manuals available at commencement of commissioning for comments by the Client / Designer. These shall be of the same format as the final manuals with temporary insertions for items which cannot be finalised until after the works are commissioned and performance tested. The Supplier shall issue this documentation to the Contractor for master editing and overall co-ordination of all other O&M manuals from other works. The Contractor shall issue the final co-ordinated operation and maintenance manuals and shall submit two hard copies in addition to a complete digital submission of all Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, AutoCAD dwg and Adobe pdf files. 3.4 Health and Safety
The Supplier shall comply with all applicable health and safety regulations. The Supplier shall identify the risks involved in the installation and operation of the plant and equipment described in this specification. The Supplier shall provide detailed Method Statements to the Contractor as detailed in the Testing and Commissioning Section. The Supplier shall make the Contractor aware of any health and safety issues relating to the installation of the chillers. 3.5 Regulations and Standards
All equipment and installations shall comply with all relevant statutory instruments and regulations. The design, specification and installation of all equipment is required to comply where applicable with the following publications and supplements:

Qatar National Construction Specification (QCS) QGWEC Regulations British Standards European Standards ASHRAE CIBSE BSRIA
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3.6
Identification Labels, Notices
All equipment, units and control panel designations shall be identified by means of suitably engraved plastic labels positively secured by means of screws. Warning notices shall be provided and fitted in accordance with relevant regulations and best practice. 3.7 General Testing & Commissioning
The Supplier shall carry out full works testing of one Cooling units as described within this specification, the Equipment Data Sheet and the rest of the Contract Documents. The Supplier shall ensure that all testing is carried out in accordance with the equipment manufacturers guidelines and recommendations such that the equipment warranties remain valid. The Supplier shall include for site testing of all units to demonstrate functionality (including a breakdown of costs, time allowed etc and a day rate for additional testing). The Supplier shall include for 3 days of site attendance and assistance during the integrated systems test (including a breakdown of costs, time allowed etc and a day rate for additional attendance). The Supplier shall be responsible for the testing of all his equipment to the satisfaction of the Contractor. The Supplier shall develop a commissioning programme with the Contractor to ensure that all systems are approved for handover in accordance with the project schedule. The Supplier shall use qualified personnel to carry out the commissioning whether those people be in-house personnel or external consultants. The deliverables and responsibilities are discussed in more detail in the specific Testing and Commissioning section of this specification. 3.8 Training of Personnel
The Supplier shall provide for training of the Clients personnel in the use of the installed equipment. This shall take place before or during the commissioning of the plant. Timing shall be agreed with the Client and the Contractor prior to the training taking place. The Supplier shall allow for training a minimum of six personnel. The training programme shall include:

Introduction to and description of the system (class room based) Introduction to and description of the system (site based) Starting procedures Stopping procedures Operation of all safety devices Fault analysis Routine maintenance (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) Preventative maintenance Cleaning procedure
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3.9
Handing Over
Handing over shall not take place until:
The equipment has been tested and commissioned to the satisfaction of the Contractor, the Client / Designer and the Engineer Possible defects made good CE Marking has been carried out The documentation required including any approvals from authorities has been handed over to the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer The operation and maintenance manuals, including record drawings, have been handed over to and formally accepted in writing by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer. Service & Maintenance
3.10
The Supplier shall provide details for a yearly service and maintenance agreement contract. This shall include:

Price for yearly, three yearly and five yearly agreement Availability and numbers of local service engineers Availability of replacement parts List of replacement parts Typical response times Further Requirements
3.11
3.11.1 Preparation for Transportation Equipment shall be designed and fabricated to facilitate the handling, loading and installation process, and include suitable lifting lugs or other appurtenances or features required for lifting, handling and installation. Each crate, box, carton, container or package shall be clearly marked or tagged with the designated equipment name and identification number and Purchase Order number. Tags if used shall not be less than 38 mm diameter, with stainless steel ties. All other markings shall be stencilled. All finished rubbing surfaces, which are not assembled in the shop, shall be adequately protected during shipment by wrapping with heavy-duty plastic sheeting or canvas or other means, which shall be secured by wooden batts securely wired together. Exposed machined working parts shall be rust inhibited and wrapped for shipment. Flanged connections shall have blind hardwood flanges bolted onto the flanges to protect the flanges from abuse and the equipment interior from contamination during shipment. Screwed end connections shall be capped. Other openings in the equipment shall be plugged. Moving parts shall be securely blocked to prevent damage during transport. All material used to block moving parts shall be tagged and marked to ensure removal before start-up. Machined surfaces and flange faces shall be coated with heavy rust preventative grease. All coupling threads shall be coated with tallow base waterproof lubricant to prevent galling in use and corrosion during shipment and storage.
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The Supplier shall issue a report on damages or shortages after checkout on site of each shipment. All material delivered shall be subject to the Supplier inspection and rejection. 3.11.2 General Design Criteria In addition to the fundamental requirements of performance and quality outlined in the Specifications, the design shall take into consideration ease of maintenance, good housekeeping and safety. Adequate adjustment shall be provided to compensate for wear. Replacement of parts shall involve a minimum of disassembly. Access shall be reasonable and safe. In addition to the forces imposed by the function of the equipment, the design shall take into account reasonable forces imposed by personnel and equipment used in servicing. All materials and equipment shall be selected with regard to standardisation and availability of spare parts and service. 3.11.3 Shop Fabrication and Assembly Methods and equipment employed by the Supplier for shop fabrication shall ensure first class workmanship. All purchased components shall be selected and installed in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations for their application. All components shall be thoroughly inspected for dimensional accuracy, surface finish, etc. before assembly. 3.11.4 Inspection The Client / Designer and/or the Engineer reserve the right to inspect the equipment while it is being manufactured. The Supplier shall provide free access to his plant and facilities at any time and assist the inspectors to carry out their duties. The Supplier shall notify the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer as necessary to allow, at his option, inspection at the time the equipment fabrication is 100% complete, and/or prior to scheduled testing so that each may inspect the equipment and witness the standard production tests. Inspection at the Supplier's plant shall not relieve the Supplier from any responsibility in regard to imperfect material or workmanship and the necessity for replacing defective material or workmanship which does not fulfil the requirements of the Contract Documents. The acceptance of, or failure to inspect, any material or finished parts by the Supplier or inspectors shall not prohibit subsequent rejection if found defective. Rejected material and workmanship shall be replaced or made good by the Supplier. It is the responsibility of the Supplier to schedule and maintain adequate shop inspection during the fabrication of the equipment. 3.11.5 Maintenance Tools The Supplier shall provide three sets of all special tools required for erecting, testing, operating, maintenance or dismantling of the equipment supplied. Each set of tools shall be provided in a steel box fitted with a padlock. The tools shall not be used during the erection or commissioning of the equipment. Triplicate keys shall be provided for all locks supplied in this package. One master key shall be provided in addition to the standard keys. 3.11.6 Spares and Consumables The Supplier shall provide three copies of a comprehensive priced list of spares for all equipment and components supplied under this package. The Supplier shall recommend which spares and consumables he considers should be held to cover:
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The first two years of operation of the equipment supplied Long term operation
All spares shall be subjected to the provisions of the Contract Documentation. The Supplier shall ensure that adequate spare parts are held available in his stores to prevent delays in commissioning the equipment. The Supplier shall confirm the location and time-to-site of nearest stocking dispensary and nearest qualified service/repair personnel.
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Particular Requirements
4.1 Operational Conditions
4.1.1 Operating Conditions The CRAC units will be located within the data centre space. The general operating temperatures shall be as stated in the Equipment Data Sheets. However the Supplier shall ensure that the CRAC units shall function satisfactorily if the temperature and humidity are subject to short-term excursions. Downflow cooling units are located in service corridors and other conditioned plant rooms, internal electrical plant rooms and network termination rooms as well as the BMS control room, burn in room and bunker room. All equipment should be rated to operate at 50deg.C ambient (i.e. start-up/site storage condition) without damage.
Operational Hours 4.1.2 The facility shall operate continuously 24 hours per day, seven days per week without maintenance shut down periods.
4.2
Plant
All CRAC units shall have the following unless outlined as a specific requirement below:
Factory fitted controllers that can achieve the functionality described in Section 5 of this document. If the Supplier standard controller cannot achieve the required functionality then a unit supplied by the BMS Contractor shall be used. This shall be programmed by the Supplier, fitted in the factory and be tested as part of the FAT. The Supplier shall identify the need to use a controller supplied by the BMS Contractor at the time of Tender return. Plug type fans with EC motors capable of operating at variable speed Minimum of 3 binder points providing the ability to measure pressure drop across the coil and across the control valve Anti-vibration hose type connections and base frames and all other accessories highlighted on data sheets for CRAC units. Include a steelwork stand to mount the unit level with the raised floor (950 mm) and support adjacent floor tiles. To be coordinated prior to manufacture. Inlet and outlet ductwork for units as required depending on the installation configuration. Include an integral backflow damper to prevent reverse airflow through the unit should it be off or fail. Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. A combined differential pressure and 2 port control valve, factory fitted by the CRAC manufacturer and in place for the FAT and upon delivery to site.
All downflow cooling units shall have the following unless outlined as a specific requirement below
Factory fitted controllers that can achieve the functionality described in Section 5 of this document. If the Supplier standard controller cannot achieve the required functionality then a unit supplied by the BMS Contractor shall be used. This shall be programmed by the Supplier, fitted in the factory and be tested as part of the FAT. The Supplier shall
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identify the need to use a controller supplied by the BMS Contractor at the time of Tender return.

Plug type fans with EC motors capable of operating at variable speed Minimum of 3 binder points providing the ability to measure pressure drop across the coil and across the control valve Anti-vibration hose type connections and all other accessories highlighted on data sheets downflow cooling units. Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. Include a steelwork stand to mount the unit level with the raised floor (950 mm) and support adjacent floor tiles, or installation on the plantroom floor depending on the specific unit requirements identified in the data sheet. To be coordinated prior to manufacture. Inlet and outlet ductwork for units as required depending on the installation configuration. A combined differential pressure and 2 port control valve, factory fitted by the CRAC manufacturer and in place for the FAT and upon delivery to site.
4.2.1 Support Frame and Ducting The CRAC and downflow units shall be provided with support frames and, where necessary, inlet and outlet ductwork, to suit the specific installation requirements, so a number of variations are needed. These include the following: CRAC Units Frame standing with free discharge to the floor plenum, Frame standing, with the discharge ducted (ie frame enclosed on three sides, and front discharge ducted to the adjacent underfloor plenum) and ducted return.
Downflow Units Free standing with discharge at low level (for applications where unit is located within the plantroom/ancillary area it is cooling) Free standing with ducted inlet and discharge (for applications where unit is external to the plantroom it is cooling) Frame standing with discharge to the floor plenum (for applications where the unit is cooling a service corridor).
All frame standing units are for use in a raised floor application. The height of the stand shall be coordinated with the local raised floor height by the Contractor, and be adjustable to allow for the floor slab tolerance. The frame shall include provision to support surrounding floor tiles. The number of each type of support / ducting arrangement is included in the equipment data sheets.
Specific Requirements 4.2.2 Type specific requirements for CRAC units are outlined below:
Fans speed shall be modulated according to either floor void pressure using a pressure signal provided to the unit by the BMS or by return air temperature selectable at the CRAC HMI. The combined differential pressure and 2 port valve shall be modulated according to either supply air temperature or return air temperature selectable at the HMI.
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When within the dead band, the CRAC shall modulate the 2 port valve to maintain a 6 C temperature difference between the supply and demand chilled water temperatures.
4.3
Life Expectancy
Cooling unit cases and components shall be constructed to achieve a guaranteed service life to first major maintenance of 15 years and design life in excess of 25 years. A guarantee and details of the materials, construction and protection systems proposed shall be submitted.
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Controls and Instrumentation

5.1 General Each CRAC and downflow unit shall be provided as a composite unit and be provided with a standalone onboard controls system which shall be connected to the BMS network by the Contractor. If the CRAC and downflow manufacturers standard controller cannot achieve the required functionality then a different manufacturers unit controller can be supplied. The Cooling unit manufacture shall detail which controller they intend to provide and submit a technical data at the time of tender. The Cooling unit controller shall have ModBus or BacNet serial data interface capabilities without the need to use a third party device, black box or protocol convertors shall not be accepted. The CRAC and downflow unit controller shall be fitted in the factory and be tested as part of the FAT. All timers, set points, parameters etc, shall be fully adjustable with the final values being set during commissioning. The unit shall be able to operate continuously with automatic power fail restart without manual intervention. The fan speed shall be set within defined limits within the Cooling unit controllers which shall operate under 2 different parameters which shall be:
A reset signal from the BMS within the defined parameters set within the Cooling controller Each floor standing free discharge to floor void Cooling unit shall be provided with 2 floor mounted pressure sensors
All alarms shall be masked during start up or when shut down. Consequential alarms shall be masked. All alarms shall be configured to be fail safe i.e. open on alarm not close on alarm. All temperature transmitters shall be pocket mounted PA00 with head mounted 4-20 mA transmitters. The Supplier shall provide all inputs and outputs as per the Equipment Data Sheet. 5.2 Local Control Panel (LCP)
An IP54 LCP shall be provided as a pre-wired composite unit that shall include but not be limited to:

Load break door interlocked electrical isolator All components shall comply with IP2X All internal wiring shall be colour coded, ferruled and end crimped All wiring shall be housed in slotted plastic trunking which shall not exceed 50% capacity All external wiring shall be connected into Klippon type disconnect terminals with a separate earth terminal for all analogue devices. External wiring shall not be run through the control panel so location of the disconnect terminals must be local to the cable entry point. A separate section to house the Cooling unit controller
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The microprocessor controller and any other control device as required by the manufacturer Fuses, MCBs, relays and all safety devices All external wiring shall be terminated through purpose made cable glands Human Machine Interface (HMI)
5.3
The Human Machine Interface shall provide the following functionality but not be limited to:

Indication of all parameters specified A minimum of three levels of access View only Change set points, select the unit to reset alarms, adjust assigned parameters which shall be password protected. Service engineers access which shall be password protected.
An automatic logout facility. A graphical user interface with navigation to alarm logs, set points, equipment status etc.
The information and facilities available at the Cooling unit HMIs shall include but not be limited to the following information: CRAC units

Running Critical alarms Non-critical alarms Alarm history Ability to select DEFAULT - Control Chilled water 2 port valve on supply air temperature / Fan speed on signal from BMS or floor mounted pressure sensors OR - Control Chilled water 2 port valve on return air temperature / Fan speed on signal from BMS or floor mounted pressure sensors OR - Control Chilled water 2 port valve on supply air temperature / Fan speed on return air temperature
Temperature set point adjustment Temperature set point Supply air temperature Return air temperature Chilled water supply temperature Chilled water control valve position Chilled water control valve feedback position Fan speed Fan speed adjustable set point between pre-set parameters Hours run
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Fault reset Filter change alarm/filter differential pressure reading Floor void differential pressure reading
Interface with the BMS
The CRAC unit controllers shall provide the following points which shall be mapped back to BMS over ModBus or BacNet: Downflow Units

Running Critical alarms Non-critical alarms Controlling 2 port control valve on Supply air temperature
Controlling fan speed on Return air temperature
Temperature set point Supply air temperature Return air temperature Chilled water supply temperature Chilled water control valve position as an output Chilled water control valve position feedback position Fan speed Unit failed reset Filter change alarm/filter differential pressure reading Functional Control
5.4
5.4.1 CRAC Units The unit controller shall modulate the 2 port control valve actuator to maintain a predetermined set point which shall be based upon either supply air or return air temperature. When the chilled water temperature difference across the cooling coil drops below 6C for a period of 5 minutes, the CRAC controller shall reset the Proportional / Integral Loop of the chilled water valve to re-establish the 6 C differential. The EC fan controller shall modulate the fans, between pre-determined set points (which shall be set within the CRAC controller), based on a signal from the BMS, the floor mounted pressure sensors or to maintain a set return air temperature. The controller shall prevent the ability to operate both the control valve position and fan speed on return air temperature. The CRAC units are supplied from a DRUPS, so electrical power shall be maintained in the event of an interruption to the mains power. However, the units shall have the capability of restarting without human interaction if the electrical power supply is interrupted. This shall be tested as part of the FAT. 5.4.2 Downflow Cooling Units The unit controller shall modulate the 2 port control valve actuator to maintain a predetermined set point which shall be based upon supply air temperature. The EC fan controller shall modulate the fans based upon return air temperature.
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When the chilled water temperature difference across the coil drops below 6C, for a period of 5 minutes, the controller shall reset the Proportional / Integral Loop of the chilled water valve to re-establish the 6 C differential The CRAC units are supplied from a DRUPS, so electrical power shall be maintained in the event of an interruption to the mains power. However, the units shall have the capability of restarting without human interaction if the electrical power supply is interrupted. This shall be tested as part of the FAT. 5.5 Control Valves and Actuators
The control valve and actuators shall comply with the Materials and Workmanship section. 5.6 Power Failure Restart
Following a power failure the valve shall not close (drive open/close type) to ensure the shortest time to re-establishing full cooling duty. The Supplier shall give details of the time taken for the unit to return to full duty (100% fan speed) following a power failure. This shall include time taken for the controller to reboot. It is permissible to include a relay in order to establish power to the fan before the controller is rebooted. This relay shall drop out after a period (no longer than 5 minutes) and return fan speed control to the controller. 5.7 Electrical Interfaces
The bulk supply is to feed fans and controls. The Supplier shall provide details of electrical supply requirements within his submission. The Supplier shall provide details regarding the maximum permissible cable termination size for the electrical supply. The supply shall be bottom entry to the unit. All electrical components and installation methods shall comply with the local authority standards and legal requirements.
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Testing and Commissioning

6.1 General Requirements The Works shall allow for the co-ordination, testing and commissioning of part (or all) of the works as set out in the Commissioning Responsibilities Matrix below.
Commissioning Responsibilities Matrix Responsible for Implementation A Note Provides assistance/attendance Contractor shall be responsible for programming and coordination of all commissioning works. The Supplier shall carry out his works and provide attendance as required Supplier Contractor A A
Activity Factory Acceptance Tests Co-ordination meetings to confirm installation interfaces and programme Commissioning meetings to confirm activities, responsibilities and programme Pre-commissioning Commissioning Site Acceptance Tests Demonstration of Functionality to the Client / Designer and the Engineer Integrated System Test Client Training
A A A A
A A
The Supplier shall attend site for the purposes of co-ordination, planning and implementation of these works as directed by the Contractor. 6.1.1 Documentation and Certificates The Supplier shall submit Testing and Commissioning and Performance Testing method statements, data and manuals as required by the Contract Documents and as necessary to allow the Contractor to plan, co-ordinate and implement the associated works as detailed below. For on-site activities, these shall be separately identified. The Supplier shall provide all necessary and appropriate documentation to the Contractor to allow him to compile the documentation set out below. The Supplier shall agree procedures for notices, witnessing, reporting and recording tests with all parties involved including Local Authorities and Statutory Undertakings, prior to the commencement of the works. The Supplier shall provide all necessary and appropriate assistance to the Contractor. The Supplier shall submit copies of the formal test certificates signed by the Supplier and the Contractors representative not later than 3 days after completion of successful tests.
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6.1.2 Instruments and Equipment for Testing The Supplier shall supply, check, recalibrate whenever necessary and maintain in good working order all instruments and equipment for setting out, measurements, gauging, inspection, commissioning and performance testing whether they are specifically called for or implied by the Contract Documents. All such instruments and equipment shall be adequate for the purpose and shall satisfy the purposes and accuracy's required by the Contract Documents. All instruments and equipment shall remain the property of the Supplier. 6.1.3 Provision of Staff The Supplier shall provide all necessary staff with the relevant skills and competence for all inspection, testing, commissioning and performance testing. 6.1.4 Costs of Tests The Supplier shall bear the costs for all parts of all tests as described in this document. 6.1.5 Notice to Client / Designer The Supplier shall give at least seven days' notice to the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer of any commissioning or testing to be carried out to enable the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer to witness all or any of such tests, etc. 6.1.6 Commissioning and Performance Testing Specifications and Manuals The Supplier shall prepare and submit a set of testing and commissioning specifications and manuals. These shall be prepared in draft for review and comment by the Contractor at least 4 weeks prior to any testing, commissioning and performance testing activities. The manuals shall include, but need not be limited to:
Factory, off-site and on-site testing, commissioning, acceptance testing, demonstrations, Client training and performance testing Method Statements and activity check list. Complete set of proposed test/commission forms, pro formas etc.
The Supplier shall produce this Specification incorporating all necessary data, documents and the like. It is essential that this document represents a comprehensive approach for the complete Works and associated interfaces. Commissioning Method Statements shall be based on the current Codes of Practice and all applicable Standards. They shall describe the exact method that the Supplier and the Contractor shall adopt to commission an item of equipment. The Method Statements shall be approved by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer prior to any commissioning activity taking place. 6.1.7 Commissioning Manual This document shall provide an updated version of the equipment Commissioning and Performance Testing Specification including a comprehensive set of all testing and commissioning forms, pro-formers, certificates and the like, duly completed and witnessed. Test Certificates, which shall contain the following minimum information: (a) System Identification (b) Date of Test (c) Design Date (d) Individual Equipment Identifications (e) Reference Number of Tests (f) Referenced Test Procedure and/or Method Statement (g) Reference QA/QC Procedure
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The commissioning manuals shall contain the following sections: (a) Systems Schedules (b) System Test and Commission Specifications (c) A record of all tests carried out (including all testing recorded on Test Certificates) (d) Drawings and diagrams cross-referenced with the test records (e) Record of instrumentation used, together with current calibration certificates. At the completion of all testing and commissioning the Supplier shall provide the completed testing and commissioning manuals in both hard copy as agreed with the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer and electronic format compatible with Microsoft Word, Excel or as otherwise directed by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer. The electronic transmittal shall be on read/write CD. Two sets of disks shall be handed over: one Master and one working copy. A strict software configuration control shall be enforced. 6.1.8
Inspection and Testing Certificates
6.1.8.1 Supply Works Test Certificates Works tests certificates shall include, whenever applicable, full information to enable the item tested to be identified, such as project title, Supplier's name, manufacturer's nameplate or serial numbers, the location in the Supply Works and the delivery or batch which the sample represents. 6.1.8.2 Inspection and Testing Records The Supplier shall maintain records of all inspections, and testing performed to substantiate conformity with the Contract Documents including those carried out by the Supplier and/or third party testing agencies, together with manufacturers' or Suppliers certificates of test. All records shall be retained on site and made available to the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer on request. On completion of the Works all records shall be handed over to the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer unless otherwise directed. These records shall include, as appropriate, but not be limited to, project title, Supplier's name, the identification of the element, item, batch or lot, the nature and number of the observations and tests, the dates of testing, the name and signature of the person responsible for the testing, the number and type of deficiencies found, and details of any corrective action taken. Any record, which indicates that any part of the Works inspected or tested does not comply with the Contract Documents, shall be submitted without delay in order that the Supplier's proposals for rectification may be assessed. 6.1.9 Control of Time The Supplier shall co-operate with any other Suppliers and sub-contractors who may be working on, adjacent to, or connected with the Supply Works. In positions where construction Works and installations are adjacent to or in the vicinity of the Supply Works, co-operate in every respect with the Contractor to determine the most suitable sequence of installation. 6.1.10 Instruction of the Clients Staff Prior to commissioning of the installation, the Client shall be appointing operating and maintenance staff or maintenance contractor to undertake the operation and maintenance of the Works. The Supplier shall provide assistance to the Clients staff during the course of the installation to explain the purpose and function of the Works. This assistance shall be planned and organised by the Contractor. The Supplier shall allow for 8 people training for a period of 2 days. The instruction shall cover the day to day running of the plant and systems. The location and function of all items listed on the Record Schedules shall be explained and the
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procedures given in the Operating and Maintenance Manuals for starting up, shutting down, isolating sections, emergency procedures, etc, shall be comprehensively explained and demonstrated to the Clients satisfaction. Such training periods shall not coincide with any other testing, commissioning or continuous run periods. 6.1.11 General Inspection The Supplier shall test each plant item as specified herein and as required by British Codes and by applicable Insurance Agencies. Tests shall be witnessed by all required parties and written certification of same furnished to the Client / Designer. The Supplier shall co-ordinate all testing and commissioning with the Contractor. Inspections and tests shall be carried out in accordance with specified or approved procedures and the results shall be judged in accordance with the specified Standards or other agreed criteria including criteria defined in the Specification. 6.1.11.1 Statutory Approval Testing The Supplier shall be responsible for ensuring that all tests and approvals required by Statutory Authorities are duly performed by an approved Insurance Authority and the relevant approval documents issued, free of charge, to the Contractor. The name of the Insurance Authority shall be stated by the Supplier for approval by the Contractor \at the time of Tender. The Contractor may nominate an Insurance Authority in lieu of the Supplier's Insurance Authority. 6.1.11.2 Pre-commissioning, Setting to Work Following the completion of installation, all equipment shall be pre-commissioned, set to work and commissioned. The Supplier shall conduct these tests to ensure the safe and correct setting to work of the equipment supplied under the Contract. The Supplier shall detail the tests required which shall include but not be limited to the following:

Check all electrical connections to ensure that they are correct Inspect the Contractors and other Sub-contractor's electrical test records to ensure that the Equipment is safe to operate. Carry out any further electrical tests necessary to ensure the Equipment is in a safe and satisfactory condition to operate. Check operation of all safety devices Check all pipework connections (chilled water and condensate) Check the installation of valves, mountings, pipe and fittings Check lubrication Check rotation of drives Check and confirm power consumption of all electrical equipment (e.g. fans, pumps, heaters etc.) Carry out short running tests on all items sufficient to demonstrate the general operation of the Equipment and the operation of controls, control valves, instruments etc. Carry out any field testing of the installed works control system and interface with the BMS. Preliminary noise level tests Tests required by the Insurance Authority and Statutory Authorities
Submit a written report of satisfactory completion of each phase of work to the Contractor.
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6.2
Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT)
The Supplier shall fully works test the first CRAC and downflow unit of each type as required for the project. Tests shall be witnessed by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer unless waived in writing. The tests shall demonstrate that the volume flow rate, pressure, cooling capacities, supply/ air return temperatures, noise levels, and performance of the Cooling units are in compliance with the requirements of this section of the Specification and are not less than those specified in the Equipment Data Sheets. The differential pressure 2 port control valve shall be factory fitted by the Cooling manufacturer and in place for the FAT. The Cooling units shall be visually inspected to ensure that the details contained within this specification and any items offered in the accepted tender are included for. All controls shall be tested. Should the first production model of this order fail to meet the specified criteria it shall be rebuilt. Once the necessary remedial works are carried out it shall be re-tested and witnessed until proven to meet the performance. The modifications necessary to achieve the design criteria shall be repeated for all subsequent machines at no cost to the Contract. Tests shall be carried out to comply with the requirements of the Statutory Authorities, approved Insurance Authority and the relevant British Standards. Test certificates shall be issued as appropriate. The acceptable tolerances for each full load test are:

Thermal performance (cooling capacity) of machine: -0%, +5%. Noise rating shall not exceed those requirements outlined on the equipment data sheets Power Consumption at full load: -5%, +0%.
Test shall demonstrate the following:

Re-start operation after power failure Safety controls and devices for all limit conditions causing safety shutdowns. Capacity and operation of the unit with varying fan speeds. Test results shall be recorded at 10% fan speed capacity steps and from 50% to 100%. The witnessed and un-witnessed tests shall be carried out at the design voltage and frequency. The performance test data to be recorded shall be a minimum of:kW input (fans) Fan pressures (Pa) Chilled water flow rate (litres per sec) Cooling coil pressure drop (kPa) Chilled water inlet temperature (C) Chilled water outlet temperature (C) Supply air temperature (C) Return air temperature (C) Noise
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2 port valve operation shall be demonstrated at varying air return temperatures. 2 port valve operation (differential pressure functionality) with varying pressure upstream of the unit. Where relevant the condensate pump shall be operated. Power transfer on the ATS.
At the conclusion of each test period, schedules of the test data shall be provided and the Contractor, Engineer and Client / Designer shall certify the test results for that particular test period as being in accordance with the specification requirements. Machines failing to meet these criteria will not be accepted and shall be re-manufactured and re-tested at the Suppliers expense and to the satisfaction of the Contractor. At the conclusion of the thermal tests, the machines safety devices shall be demonstrated to operate at the Suppliers stated set points. The Supplier shall allow for the demonstration of any additional safety devices supplied with the machines to ensure they are completely fail safe and protected against any external influences which the Supplier considers as being detrimental to the operation of the machine. The Supplier shall include and separately identify in his tender offer, a full description of the Suppliers test facility, inclusive of the methods used to:
Record all the data previously stated in this Specification. The means of carrying out the thermal, efficiency and noise rating tests of the machines. Copies of the certificates for the instruments, which form part of his test facility. Record data sheets (specimen) to demonstrate the recording of the test data.
The Supplier shall include in his tender offer all costs associated with carrying out the specified tests, at the place of manufacture. The costs shall include for 4 attendees including all travel (to and from site) and accommodation for the duration of the testing. Electrical, control and instrumentation tests shall be performed and certified as specified in this specification demonstrating all loops, operational functions, safety devices, interlocks, sequences, alarms and Human Machine Interface (HMI) interface. All controls inputs and outputs shall be demonstrated in local and remote control. 6.3 Site Acceptance Tests (SATS)
The Supplier shall provide a price per unit to test Cooling units as required by this section of the Specification. Tests shall be witnessed by the Client / Designer and/or the Engineer unless waived in writing. Tests shall demonstrate the following:

Re-start time for Cooling units to achieve 100% load after power failure Safety controls and devices for all limit conditions causing safety shutdowns. Capacity and operation under varying load conditions from start-up through full-load to shutdown. Test results shall be recorded at each capacity step and 100% of maximum capacity. The witnessed and un-witnessed tests shall be carried out at the design voltage and frequency. The machines shall be run at full load for a period of two hours at the design conditions for chilled water and air, as specified in the Equipment Data Sheets.
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The performance test data to be recorded shall be a minimum of:kW input (fans) Fan pressures (Pa) Chilled water flow rate (litres per sec) Cooling coil pressure drop (kPa) Chilled water inlet temperature (C) Chilled water outlet temperature (C) Supply air temperature (C) Return air temperature (C) Noise
All critical, non-critical and maintenance alarms shall be demonstrated.
At the conclusion of each test period, schedules of the test data shall be provided and the Contractor, Engineer and Client / Designer shall certify the test results for that particular test period as being in accordance with the specification requirements. In addition to the individual tests, the Supplier shall ensure the function of the Cooling units as the under floor void pressure varies (fan speed controlled by BMS signal). 6.4 Integrated Systems Testing
In addition to the specified testing and commissioning of each piece of equipment and discrete system, the facility shall undergo an Integrated Systems Test (IST). The scope and details of the IST are yet to be established. However, the Supplier shall provide a price for three days of attendance at the IST.
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Materials and Workmanship

7.1 General Requirements Cooling units shall be Chilled Water cooling units. Where Cooling Units are installed on a raised floor each unit shall be delivered to site in two separate sections being as follows, adjustable base stand and cooling unit. All screws shall be captive type to prevent their loss during assembly and maintenance. Each adjustable base stand shall be supplied complete with integral raised modular floor tile support detail. The Supplier shall allow for a separate early delivery of the base stands to allow installation of the floor before delivery of the Cooling units. Each cooling unit shall be provided externally with a clearly labelled isolator. All terminations on the live side are to be fully insulated. Sound attenuators, where required, shall not extend into the floor void. 7.2 Equipment Performance Ratings
Declared equipment performance ratings shall be based on certified type test data. 7.3 CRAC and Downflow Unit Cabinet
All Cooling units shall be a self-contained and factory assembled. When Cooling units, associated components and parts are delivered to site, they shall be fully weatherproofed by temporary protection, until the Cooling units are erected in designated location, to prevent damage and the ingress of water/dust during storage and erection on site. A nameplate shall be permanently affixed to every Cooling unit listing unit reference, model number, supply air volume, fan static pressure and coil duties. Cooling unit cabinets shall be of the rigid frame and panel construction to prevent distortion and drumming in operation. The casing and framework of each Cooling unit shall be constructed to withstand the maximum positive or negative pressure created by the associated fan(s), without permanent distortion, when all air supply or return paths are blocked. Individual components and parts of Cooling units shall be assembled using proprietary and proven fastening techniques. Jointing methods shall ensure that Cooling units are as airtight in operation as required in the table below:
With an air pressure within the Cooling units of >500 Pa, air leakage limit shall be 1.5 litres/second per m of Cooling unit surface area. With an air pressure < 500 Pa air leakage limit shall be 0.7 litres/second per m of Cooling unit surface area.
Cabinet frames shall be constructed of galvanised tubular steel. Lifting rings shall be provided, as part of the frame construction, on all individual Cooling unit of 35 kg mass and above for delivery and maintenance removal. All galvanised parts shall be hot-dip galvanised only
Cladding panels shall be fabricated from mild steel or aluminium sheet. Each of the Cooling cabinet panels shall be de-mountable without affecting the Cooling normal operating. The unit casing shall be of double skin construction incorporating insulation material for thermal and acoustic performance. The insulation shall be a minimum of 25mm thickness and 68 kg fibreglass or equivalent thermal and acoustic performance. Casing shall be treated such that any fibres or other detached material resulting from the degradation of insulation is contained within the casing itself and is prevented from entering the airstream.
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The insulation surface shall be sealed to prevent moisture penetration and provided with a vapour barrier of rating 0.015 g/(sMN). All surfaces and joints shall be free of cold bridges. All external and internal surfaces of frame panels shall be provided with epoxy baked powder paint or equivalent corrosion protection coating. 7.4 Fans
Fans shall be located to draw air through the chilled water coil evenly to maximise coil surface efficiency. Cooling unit fans shall be selected to deliver the design air volume against the system resistance including dirty filters. Fans and associated motors shall be suitable for continuous operation and any start/stop programmes scheduled. Motor and fan bearings and shafts shall have a minimum design operational life of 40,000 hours with one start and stop per hour. A minimum of 2 fans shall be fitted in each cooling unit unless otherwise agreed. The units shall be capable of overcoming a minimum external resistance of (50 Pa)100Pa, excluding any sound attenuation required to satisfy the noise requirements specified. Each unit shall have a means of preventing air re-circulation in the event of single fan failure, other than a nominal 5% of the forward airflow of the failed fan. Fan casings and impellers shall be of rigid and airtight construction, manufactured in materials resistant to corrosion from the operating environment. All fans shall be tested in accordance with international standards. All fans installed in Cooling units of the plug type shall have electrically commutated (EC) motors. EC motors shall comply with relevant CE, IEC and BS EN standards. For motors less than 16 A per phase, they shall comply with BS EN 61000-3-2. For motors greater than 16 A per phase, they shall comply with BS EN 61000-3-12. 7.5 Filters
Air filters shall be provided for each Cooling unit at the return air path before the cooling coil. Provision shall be made for full access to all filters for media changing, inspection and general maintenance. Access to filters shall not affect the normal Cooling unit operation. Filter installations shall be complete with a differential pressure switch to indicate the filters required to be changed at an adjustable pre-set value. The filter shall be of a high efficiency type as specified on the equipment data sheet. All filter materials shall conform to UL Class 2. 7.6 Cooling Coils
Chilled water cooling coil duties shall be as listed in the equipment data sheet. Coils shall be of a maximum of 8 rows depth with copper tubes and aluminium fins. Casings shall be 1.6 mm mild steel hot dipped galvanised metal sheet. The lower part of the casing shall be mounted in a watertight drip tray sloped towards a flush mounted drain connection so that no water is retained in the tray. Adequate precautions shall be taken to ensure that no carry over of water can occur, even at start up. 7.7 Control Valves
As identified on the Equipment Data Sheets, each cooling coil shall be provided with a combined differential pressure and 2 port control valve. Chilled water differential pressure sustaining flow control valves shall be accurately matched to the coil operating parameters to permit control within the overall parameters of the
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hydraulic system in which they are installed. Valves shall be suitable for the entire pressure range of the hydraulic circuit including the dead head pressure of the pumps. Valves shall be fitted at the factory by the Cooling Unit manufacturer, and be in place for the FAT and SAT.
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MEZZA MV3 CRAC and Displacement Unit Specification
Appendix A Equipment Data Sheets
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Equipment Data Sheet Y02 CRAC UNITS (DUCTED) WATER COOLED

Job Name: MEEZA MV-2 Job Stage: Revision: Tender T0 Status: Date: Final Tender Issue 08/08/2010 Job Number: Made by: Checked by: 211518 KMKB APJ
Revision Description: Final Tender Issue
General Data
Unit Reference Quantity Location System Type ROOM UNIT CSC-CRC-005 to 012, CSC-CRC-024 to 037 22 Data Hall Cooling Corridor Critical Secondary CHW CHW Single Coil Downflow
Performance Data
Net Total Cooling Capacity Net Sensible Cooling Capacity Entering Air Condition Leaving Air Condition Unit Air Flow Rate External Static Pressure Unit Fan Total Pressure Number of Fans / Motors Fan Type Fan Drive Type Fan Speed Fan Size () Filter Test Standard Pre-Filter Group & Class Pre-Filter Medium Final-Filter Group & Class Final-Filter Medium Refrigerant Type Total Refrigerant Charge Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Humidifier Capacity Electric Heater Capacity Electric Heater Stages Room Noise Level NR % kg/hr kW rpm kg rpm mm kW kW Cdb/wb Cdb/wb m/s Pa Pa
Required 140 140 30 16 advise 50 advise 3/3 EC Plug Direct advise 630 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6
Polyester / modacrylic
Offered
None None n/a (CHW) n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2 coils / 1 circuit (CHW) 0-100 % Continuous n/a n/a n/a 75
AA211518-11/4-900 SP-5102-Performance CRAC and Downflow Unit Particular Specification: Revision T0 Part 2 Particular Specification: August 2010
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-CRC-005 to 012, CSC-CRC-024 to 037 Required Zintec Rivited mm advise Fiber glass Zintec mm Zintec natural Zintec mm RAL 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B DN DN n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible mm kg kW A A kW kW kW kW V//Hz mm mm mm mm mm 20 840 9.33 15 15 n/a 3 x 3.11 n/a n/a 400/3/50 3350 985 2300 800 none Offered
Unit Reference
Construction Data
Casing Material Casing Construction Panel Thickness Panel Insulation Material Inner Skin Material Inner Skin Thickness Inner Skin Finish Outer Skin Material Outer Skin Thickness Outer Skin Finish / Colour Coil Tube/Fin Material Material Condensate Tray Material / Finish Refrigerant Liquid Line Size Refrigerant Suction Line Size Humidifier Connection Type Humidifier Connection Size Condensate Drain Connection Type Condensate Drain Size (internal dia.) Unit Operating Weight
Electrical Data
Unit Max Absorbed Power Unit Max Running Current Unit Max Starting Current Compressor Motor Rating Fan Motor Rating Electric Heater Rating Humidifier Rating Power Source Electrical Supply
Dimensional Data
Overall Width Overall Depth Overall Height Front Clearance End Clearance
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-CRC-005 to 012, CSC-CRC-024 to 037 Required kW kg C C advise CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a rpm mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 2 kPa % dB(A) 97 n/a 0-100 % n/a Offered
Unit Reference
Performance Data
Heat Rejection Capacity Refrigerant Type Refrigerant Charge Refrigerant Flow Temperature Refrigerant Return Temperature No of Outdoor Units No of Condenser Fans / Unit Condenser Fan Type Condenser Fan Speed Condenser Fan Size () Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Coils Max Coil Pressure Loss @design flow No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Sound Power Level (Lp) @ 3m
Includes control valve
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Noise & Vibration Data

Unit Reference Room Unit Inlet Air 63 Hz 125 Hz In-duct Sound Power Level Lw dB 250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz Room Unit Outlet Air 63 Hz 125 Hz In-duct Sound Power Level Lw dB 250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz Room Unit Casing Radiated 63 Hz 125 Hz Sound Power Level Lw dB 250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz Anti-Vibration Mountings Fan Anti Vibration Mount (AVM) Type Fan AVM Static Deflection Compressor AVM Type Comp. AVM Static Deflection mm mm
Required
Offered
CSC-CRC-005 to 012, CSC-CRC-024 to 037 83.3 92.7 90.6 81.6 77.1 76.3 66.3 58.6 88.5 98.4 96.3 88.5 83.9 83.1 74.1 66.3 81.0 90.4 88.3 79.3 74.8 74.0 64.0 56.3 rubber noted n/a n/a Required Offered Water Detection Condensate Pump Hot Gas ByPass Head Pressure Control Supply (Bottom) Air Scoop Return (Top) Air Hood Filter Differential Pressure Sensor see note 12 Required Offered
Accessories
Microprocessor Controls Common Alarm VFC Door Interlocked Mains Isolator Enclosed Floorstand Open Floor Stand Integral Backflow damper Combined 2-port Control & Pressure Sustaining Valve (Samson/ TA/ equivalent) Flexible stainless steel braided connections
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BMS Outputs (see note 6)

Common Alarm Volt Free Contact Run Status
Required
Offered
BMS Inputs (see note 6)

Fan Speed Control Fail Status Filter Change Status
Required
Offered
Testing
Performance Type Tests Works Performance Tests Site OEM Performance Tests
Required
Offered
Samples
Type Samples
Required
Offered
Works Performance Tests

Noise Performance Tests Duty Performance Tests
Required
Offered Functional Performance Tests
Required
Offered
Manufacturer
Manufacturer Contact Name Telephone Number Fax Number E-mail Address Internet Address Distributor Contact Name Telephone Number Mobile Number E-mail Address
Preferred GEA Simon Prichard +44 (0)7718 638549 +44 (0)1442 230647 simon.prichard@geagroup.com www.gea-denco.com GEA Middle East FZE Scott Ross +971 4 8873881 +971 50 5548502 scott.ross@geagroup.com
Alternative Liebert Emerson Graeme Wigmore +44 (0) 1628 403200 +44 (0) 1628 403294 Graeme.wigmore@emerson.com www.liebert.com Qatar Site and Power +974 466 6877
Alternative Airedale Bob Stevens +44 (0) 113 239 1000 +44 (0) 113 250 7219 r.stevens@airedale.com www.airdale.com ICAS Qatar +974 436 0505
Additional Information
1 Type test data shall be provided to demonstrate that the equipment performs to the required standards. 2 All inputs/outputs to be wired to numbered terminals within the control panel. 3 All alarm volt free contacts shall be fail safe. Contacts shall be normally open, closed when healthy, open on alarm or loss of power 4 All volt free contacts to be rated at 3A inductive at 230 VAC. 5 Units to be supplied with pressure independent control valves (PICVs).
Comments
8 All details relating to the control of and BMS interface with this unit are detailed in the CRAC Specification. This should be referred to in conjunction with and preference to this data sheet regarding control details. BMS interface shall either use MODBUS or BACnet. 9 All units shall be provided with independent unit controllers based on readings from 1 no. Supply air temperature sensors, 1 no. Return air temperature sensors, and 2 no. differential pressure sensors (in addition to the filter sensor), per unit. Controllers shall be capable of modulating the fan air and chilled water flow rates independently based on a combination of programmable setpoints and BMS inputs, including 1 no. Fan speed signal. 10 Units shall provide Run, Fail and Filter Change signals to
Units to be supplied with safety guard mesh protecting fan at discharge from CRAC unit into floor void.
the BMS. Filter change alarm signal pressure shall be programmable. 11 Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. 12 Flexible stainless steel braided connections are to allow for thermal expansion/contraction of +/- 18mm
Units to be supplied with a lip around the base frame to support adjacent floor tiles.
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Equipment Data Sheet Y03_CRAC UNITS (UNDUCTED) WATER COOLED

General Data
Unit Reference CSC-CRC-001 to 004, CSC-CRC-013 to 016, CSC-CRC-017 to 023, CSC-CRC-038 to 044 22 Data Hall Cooling Corridor Critical Secondary CHW CHW Single Coil Downflow CSC-DCU-003 to 009
Quantity Location System Type
8 (4xRun, 4xStandby) Data Hall Perimeter Corridors Critical Secondary CHW CHW Downflow (Frame standing discharge to floor void) Required 50 50 30 16 2.94 0 Advise 2/2 EC Plug Direct Advise 630 ASHRAE 52.21999 MERV-6 Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a CHW 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % continuous n/a n/a n/a 75 Offered
Performance Data
Net Total Cooling Capacity Net Sensible Cooling Capacity Entering Air Condition Leaving Air Condition Unit Air Flow Rate External Static Pressure Unit Fan Total Pressure Number of Fans / Motors Fan Type Fan Drive Type Fan Speed Fan Size () Filter Test Standard Pre-Filter Group & Class Pre-Filter Medium Final-Filter Group & Class Final-Filter Medium Refrigerant Type Total Refrigerant Charge Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Humidifier Capacity Electric Heater Capacity Electric Heater Stages Room Noise Level NR % kg/hr kW rpm kg rpm mm kW kW Cdb/wb Cdb/wb m/s Pa Pa
Required 140 140 30 16 advise 50 advise 3/3 EC Plug Direct advise 630 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6
Polyester / modacrylic
Offered
None None n/a (CHW) n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a CHW 2 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % Continuous n/a n/a n/a 75
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Equipment Data Sheet Y04_DOWNFLOW UNITS - DUCTED WATER COOLED

Job Name: MEEZA MV-2 Job Stage: Revision: Tender T0 Status: Date: Final Tender issue 08/08/2010 Job Number: Made by: Checked by: 211518 KMKB APJ
General Data
Unit Reference Model Reference Quantity Location System Type ROOM UNIT 4 (2xRun, 2xStandby) 4 (2xRun, 2xStandby) 20 (10xRun, 10xStandby) CSC-DCU-065 to 066, CSC-DCU-071 to 072 CSC-DCU-067 to 070 CSC-DCU-038 to 057
Network Termination HV Input Rooms Transformer rooms Rooms Critical Secondary CHW Critical Secondary CHW Critical Secondary CHW CHW Downflow (Frame CHW Downflow (Frame CHW Downflow (Frame standing ducted inlet standing ducted inlet and standing ducted inlet outlet) and outlet) and outlet)
Performance Data
Net Total Cooling Capacity Net Sensible Cooling Capacity Entering Air Condition Leaving Air Condition Unit Air Flow Rate External Static Pressure Unit Fan Total Pressure Number of Fans / Motors Fan Type Fan Drive Type Fan Speed Fan Size () Filter Test Standard Pre-Filter Group & Class Pre-Filter Medium Final-Filter Group & Class Final-Filter Medium Refrigerant Type Total Refrigerant Charge Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Humidifier Capacity Electric Heater Capacity Electric Heater Stages Room Noise Level NR kg/hr kW rpm kg rpm mm kW kW Cdb/wb Cdb/wb m/s Pa Pa
Required 15 15 30 16 1.01 50 Advise 1/1 EC Plug Direct Advise 630 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6
Offered
Offered
Offered
Required Offered
Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % % continuous n/a n/a n/a 75
Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % continuous n/a n/a n/a 75
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-DCU-065 to 066, CSC-DCU-071 to 072 Required Zintec Rivited mm Advise Fiber glass Zintec mm Zintec natural Zintec mm RAL 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B DN DN n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible mm kg kW A A kW kW kW kW V//Hz mm mm mm mm mm 20 230 0.96 2 5 n/a 1 n/a n/a 400/3/50 750 750 1950 800 none Offered
Unit Reference
CSC-DCU-067 to 070
CSC-DCU-038 to 057
Construction Data
Casing Material Casing Construction Panel Thickness Panel Insulation Material Inner Skin Material Inner Skin Thickness Inner Skin Finish Outer Skin Material Outer Skin Thickness Outer Skin Finish / Colour Coil Tube/Fin Material Material Condensate Tray Material / Finish Refrigerant Liquid Line Size Refrigerant Suction Line Size Humidifier Connection Type Humidifier Connection Size Condensate Drain Connection Type Condensate Drain Size Unit Operating Weight
Required Zintec Rivited Advise Fiber glass Zintec Zintec natural Zintec 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible 22 400 1.45 3.6 3.6 n/a 1 x 1.45 n/a n/a 400/3/50 750 750 1950 800 none
Offered
Offered
Required Offered
Electrical Data
Dimensional Data
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-DCU-065 to 066, CSC-DCU-071 to 072 Required kW kg C C 16 CHW 0.64 10 16 n/a n/a n/a rpm mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 1 kPa % dB(A) 40 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered
Unit Reference
CSC-DCU-067 to 070
CSC-DCU-038 to 057
Performance Data
Required 26.8 CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 1 40 n/a 0-100 n/a
Offered
Offered
Required Offered
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Required
Offered
Required
Offered
Required
Offered
Required Offered
CSC-DCU-065 to 066, CSC-DCU-071 to 072 60.6 66.9 67.3 64.1 59.8 57 52.9 48.4 63.6 69.9 70.3 67.1 62.8 60 55.9 50.4 58.3 64.6 65.0 61.8 57.5 54.7 50.6 46.1 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
CSC-DCU-067 to 070
CSC-DCU-038 to 057
65.0 72.9 76.3 68.6 66.8 64.7 60 57.3 68.0 75.9 79.3 71.6 69.3 67.7 63.0 59.3 62.7 70.6 74.0 66.3 64.5 62.4 57.7 55.0 rubber to suit n/a n/a Water Detection Condensate Pump Hot Gas ByPass
65.0 72.9 76.3 68.6 66.8 64.7 60 57.3 68.0 75.9 79.3 71.6 69.3 67.7 63.0 59.3 62.7 70.6 74.0 66.3 64.5 62.4 57.7 55.0 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
Accessories
Microprocessor Controls Common Alarm VFC Door Interlocked Mains Isolator Dual Deflection Discharge Grille Stainless Steel Drip Tray Combined 2-port Control & Pressure Sustaining Valve (Samson/ TA/ equivalent) Flexible stainless steel braided connections
Head Pressure Control Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Leak Detection see note 13 Enclosed Floor stand/Ducted supply Hood/Ducted return
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BMS Outputs
Required
Offered
BMS Inputs
Enable/Disable Fail Status Leak Detection Alarm Filter Change Alarm
Required Offered
Testing
Required
Offered
Samples
Type Samples
Required Offered

Required
Required Offered
Manufacturer
Preferred Liebert Emerson Graeme Wigmore +44 (0) 1628 403200 +44 (0) 1628 403294 Graeme.wigmore@emerson.com www.liebert.com Qatar Site and Power +974 466 6877
Alternative GEA Denco Simon Prichard +44 (0)7718 638549 +44 (0)1442 230647 simon.prichard@geagroup.com www.gea-denco.com GEA Middle East FZE Scott Ross +971 4 8873881 +971 50 5548502 scott.ross@geagroup.com
1 2 3 Type test data shall be provided to demonstrate that the equipment performs to the required standards. All inputs/outputs to be wired to numbered terminals within the control panel. All alarm volt free contacts shall be fail safe. Contacts shall be normally open, closed when healthy, open on alarm or loss of power 4 5 All volt free contacts to be rated at 3A inductive at 230 VAC. Units to be supplied with sub-frame base with no blanking plates. Fan shall be located within unit case (above base frame) and base frame shall be provided with safety guard mesh of a minimum 80% free area. 6 7 Control valves shall be capable of performing at the specified duties. All units to be raised off the slab a minimum of 200mm on a floor stand and supply and return ducted to room.
Comments
7 Downflow units to be provided with independent unit controllers. Controllers shall be capable of modulating the Chilled Water Valve and Fan speed independently, based on readings from 1 no. Supply air temperature sensors and 1 no. Return air temperature setpoints,based on a combination of programmable setpoints and shall use a MODBUS or BACnet type interface. 8 Units shall provide Run, Fail and Filter Change signals to the BMS. Filter change alarm signal pressure shall be programmable. 9 Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. 10 Be suitable for installation directly on the plantroom floor 11 Abbreviations: STA = Supplier To Advise 12 Panel construction shall be such that there is no risk of degrading panel insulation entering the air stream. 13 Flexible stainless steel braided connections are to allow for thermal expansion/contraction of +/- 18mm
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Equipment Data Sheet Y05_DOWNFLOW UNITS - UNDUCTED (Part 1 of 2) WATER COOLED

General Data
Unit Reference Model Reference Quantity Location System Type ROOM UNIT 4 (2xRun, 2xStandby) 20 (10xRun, 10xStandby) 2 (1xRun, 1xStandby) CSC-DCU-010 to 013 CSC-DCU-018 to 037 CSC-DCU-001 to 002
Mechanical and Fire LV Switchrooms Central Corridor Plantrooms Critical Secondary CHW Critical Secondary CHW Critical Secondary CHW CHW Downflow (Floor standing, discharge at low level) CHW Downflow (Floor standing, discharge at low level) CHW Downflow (Frame standing discharge to floor void)
Performance Data
Net Total Cooling Capacity Net Sensible Cooling Capacity Entering Air Condition Leaving Air Condition Unit Air Flow Rate External Static Pressure Unit Fan Total Pressure Number of Fans / Motors Fan Type Fan Drive Type Fan Speed Fan Size () Filter Test Standard Pre-Filter Group & Class Pre-Filter Medium Final-Filter Group & Class Final-Filter Medium Refrigerant Type Total Refrigerant Charge Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Humidifier Capacity Electric Heater Capacity Electric Heater Stages Room Noise Level NR kg/hr kW rpm kg rpm mm kW kW Cdb/wb Cdb/wb m/s Pa Pa
Offered
Offered
Offered
Required
Offered
Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % % continuous n/a n/a n/a 75
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue Unit Reference CSC-DCU-010 to 013 Required Zintec Rivited mm Advise Fiber glass Zintec mm Zintec natural Zintec mm RAL 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B DN DN n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible mm kg kW A A kW kW kW kW 20 230 1.45 3.6 3.6 n/a 1 x 1.45 n/a n/a Offered CSC-DCU-018 to 037 Required Zintec Rivited Advise Fiber glass Zintec Zintec natural Zintec 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible 20 230 1.45 3.6 3.6 n/a 1 x 1.45 n/a n/a 400/3/50 750 750 1950 800 none Offered CSC-DCU-001 to 002 Required Zintec Rivited Advise Fiber glass Zintec Zintec natural Zintec 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible 20 600 3.98 7.2 7.2 n/a 2 x 1.99 n/a n/a 400/3/50 1750 850 1950 800 none Offered
Construction Data
Electrical Data
Unit Max Absorbed Power Unit Max Running Current Unit Max Starting Current Compressor Motor Rating Fan Motor Rating Electric Heater Rating Humidifier Rating Power Source Electrical Supply V//Hz 400/3/50 mm mm mm mm mm 750 750 1950 800 none
Dimensional Data
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue Unit Reference CSC-DCU-010 to 013 Required kW kg C C 26.8 CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a rpm mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 1 40 n/a % dB(A) 0-100 n/a Offered CSC-DCU-018 to 037 Required 26.8 CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 1 40 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered CSC-DCU-001 to 002 Required 84.3 CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 1 40 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered
Performance Data
Heat Rejection Capacity Refrigerant Type Refrigerant Charge Refrigerant Flow Temperature Refrigerant Return Temperature No of Outdoor Units No of Condenser Fans / Unit Condenser Fan Type Condenser Fan Speed Condenser Fan Size () Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Coils Max Coil Pressure Loss @design flowkPa No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Sound Power Level (Lp) @ 3m
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Required
Offered
Required
Offered
Required
Offered
CSC-DCU-010 to 013 65.0 72.9 76.3 68.6 66.8 64.7 60 57.3 68.0 75.9 79.3 71.6 69.3 67.7 63.0 59.3 62.7 70.6 74.0 66.3 64.5 62.4 57.7 55.0 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
CSC-DCU-018 to 037 65.0 72.9 76.3 68.6 66.8 64.7 60 57.3 68.0 75.9 79.3 71.6 69.3 67.7 63.0 59.3 62.7 70.6 74.0 66.3 64.5 62.4 57.7 55.0 rubber to suit n/a n/a Water Detection Condensate Pump Hot Gas ByPass
CSC-DCU-001 to 002 69.7 77.6 81.0 73.3 71.5 69.4 64.7 62.0 76.8 84.7 88.1 80.4 78.4 78.6 76.5 71.8 67.4 75.3 78.7 71.0 69.2 67.1 62.4 59.7 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
Accessories
Microprocessor Controls Common Alarm VFC Door Interlocked Mains Isolator Dual Deflection Discharge Grille Stainless Steel Drip Tray Open Floor Stand Combined 2-port Control & Pressure Sustaining Valve (Samson/ TA/ equivalent)
see note 15 see note 14
Head Pressure Control Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Leak Detection Flexible stainless steel braided connections
see note 13
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BMS Outputs
Required
Offered
BMS Inputs
Required
Offered
Testing
Required
Offered
Samples
Type Samples
Required
Offered

Required
Required
Offered
Manufacturer
1 2 3 Type test data shall be provided to demonstrate that the equipment performs to the required standards. All inputs/outputs to be wired to numbered terminals within the control panel. All alarm volt free contacts shall be fail safe. Contacts shall be normally open, closed when healthy, open on alarm or loss of power 4 5 All volt free contacts to be rated at 3A inductive at 230 VAC. Units to be supplied with sub-frame base with no blanking plates. Fan shall be located within unit case (above base frame) and base frame shall be provided with safety guard mesh of a minimum 80% free area. 6 7 Control valves shall be capable of performing at the specified duties. Downflow units to be provided with independent unit controllers. Controllers shall be capable of modulating the Chilled Water Valve and Fan speed independently, based on readings from 1 no. Supply air temperature sensors and 1 no. Return air temperature setpoints,based on a combination of programmable setpoints and shall use a MODBUS or BACnet type interface.
Comments
8 Units shall provide Run, Fail and Filter Change signals to the BMS. Filter change alarm signal pressure shall be programmable. 9 Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. 10 Be suitable for installation directly on the plantroom floor 11 Abbreviations: STA = Supplier To Advise 12 Panel construction shall be such that there is no risk of degrading panel insulation entering the air stream. 13 Flexible stainless steel braided connections are to allow for thermal expansion/contraction of +/- 18mm 14 Floor stands required on all units. Open floor stands specifically required on frame standing discharge to floor void units. 15 Dual deflection grilles required on frame standing discharge at low level units.
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Equipment Data Sheet Y05 DOWNFLOW UNITS - UNDUCTED (Part 2 of 2) WATER COOLED
Job Name: MEEZA MV-2 Job Stage: Revision: Tender T0 Status: Date: Final Tender Issue 08/08/2010 Job Number: Made by: Checked by: 211518 SC APJ
General Data
Unit Reference Model Reference Quantity Location System 1 Burn-in Room Secondary Non Critical CHW CHW Downflow (Floor standing, discharge at low level) 1 BMS Control Secondary Non Critical CHW CHW Downflow (Floor standing, discharge at low level) 1 Bunker Secondary Non Critical CHW CHW Downflow (Floor standing, discharge at low level) NSC-DCU-001 NSC-DCU-002 NSC-DCU-003
Type ROOM UNIT
Performance Data
Net Total Cooling Capacity Net Sensible Cooling Capacity Entering Air Condition Leaving Air Condition Unit Air Flow Rate External Static Pressure Unit Fan Total Pressure Number of Fans / Motors Fan Type Fan Drive Type Fan Speed Fan Size () Filter Test Standard Pre-Filter Group & Class rpm mm kW kW Cdb/wb Cdb/wb m/s Pa Pa
Required 54.37 54.25 26 16 3.95 20 428 2/2 EC Plug Direct 1268 560 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6 Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW kg n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % % continuous kg/hr kW NR n/a n/a n/a 75
Offered
Required 9.48 9.42 26 16 0.90 20 186 2/2 EC Plug Direct 776 560 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6 Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % continuous n/a n/a n/a 35
Offered
Required 9.96 9.93 26 16 0.96 20 183 2/2 EC Plug Direct 776 560 ASHRAE 52.2-1999 MERV-6 Polyester / modacrylic n/a n/a CHW n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 coils / 1 circuit 0-100 % continuous n/a n/a n/a 45
Offered
Pre-Filter Medium
Final-Filter Group & Class Final-Filter Medium Refrigerant Type Total Refrigerant Charge Coefficient of Performance @ Compressor Type No of Compressors Compressor Motor Speed Max Compressor Starts/Hours No of Refrigerant Circuits No of Control Stages Min Capacity Control Step Humidifier Capacity Electric Heater Capacity Electric Heater Stages Room Noise Level
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue Unit Reference NSC-DCU-001 Required Zintec Rivited mm Lateral Panels Fiber glass Zintec mm 1 Zintec Zintec mm RAL 0,8 7021 CU/AL AISI 304 2B DN DN n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible mm kg kW A A kW kW kW kW V//Hz mm mm mm mm mm 20 650 Current Power 7.2 0.2 n/a 2 x 1.54 n/a n/a 400/3/50 1750 850 1980 800 none Offered NSC-DCU-002 Required Zintec Rivited Lateral Panels Fiber glass Zintec 1 Zintec Zintec 0,8 7021 CU/AL AISI 304 2B n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible 20 200 Current Power 3.6 0.1 n/a 0.37 n/a n/a 400/3/50 750 750 1980 800 none Offered NSC-DCU-003 Required Zintec Rivited Lateral Panels Fiber glass Zintec 1 Zintec Zintec 0,8 7021 CU/AL AISI 304 2B n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible 20 200 Current Power 3.6 0.1 n/a 0.38 n/a n/a 400/3/50 750 750 1980 800 none Offered
Construction Data
Electrical Data
Dimensional Data
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue Unit Reference NSC-DCU-001 Required kW kg C C 57.60 CHW n/a 11 17 n/a n/a n/a rpm mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 1 kPa % dB(A) 33 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered NSC-DCU-002 Required 9.9 CHW n/a 11 17 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 1 31 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered NSC-DCU-003 Required 10.4 CHW n/a 11 17 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 1 34 n/a 0-100 n/a Offered
Performance Data
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Required
Offered
Required
Offered
Required
Offered
NSC-DCU-001 68.2 76.1 79.5 71.8 70 67.9 63.2 60.5 75.3 83.2 82 78 75 73 70.3 66.6 65.9 73.8 77.2 69.5 67.7 65.5 60.9 58.2 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
NSC-DCU-002 51.7 58 54 49 45 42 40 38 54.7 61 54 49 45 42 40 38 49.5 55.7 54 49 45 42 40 38 rubber to suit n/a n/a Water Detection Condensate Pump Hot Gas ByPass Head Pressure Control
NSC-DCU-003 51.6 57.9 54 49 45 42 40 38 54.6 60.9 54 49 45 42 40 38 49.3 55.6 54 49 45 42 40 38 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Offered
Accessories
Microprocessor Controls Common Alarm VFC Door Interlocked Mains Isolator Dual Deflection Discharge Grille Stainless Steel Drip Tray Combined 2-port Control & Pressure Sustaining Valve (Samson/ TA/ equivalent)
Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Leak Detection Flexible stainless steel braided connections
see note 13
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BMS Outputs
Required
Offered
BMS Inputs
Required Offered
Testing
Required
Offered
Samples
Type Samples
Required Offered

Required
Required Offered
Manufacturer
1 2 3 Type test data shall be provided to demonstrate that the equipment performs to the required standards. All inputs/outputs to be wired to numbered terminals within the control panel. All alarm volt free contacts shall be fail safe. Contacts shall be normally open, closed when healthy, open on alarm or loss of power 4 5 All volt free contacts to be rated at 3A inductive at 230 VAC. Units to be supplied with sub-frame base with no blanking plates. Fan shall be located within unit case (above base frame) and base frame shall be provided with safety guard mesh of a minimum 80% free area. 6 7 Control valves shall be capable of performing at the specified duties. Downflow units to be provided with independent unit controllers. Controllers shall be capable of modulating the Chilled Water Valve and Fan speed independently, based on readings from 1 no. Supply air temperature sensors and 1 no. Return air temperature setpoints,based on a combination of programmable setpoints and shall use a MODBUS or BACnet type interface.
Comments
8 Units shall provide Run, Fail and Filter Change signals to the BMS. Filter change alarm signal pressure shall be programmable. 9 Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. 10 Be suitable for installation directly on the plantroom floor 11 Abbreviations: STA = Supplier To Advise 12 Panel construction shall be such that there is no risk of degrading panel insulation entering the air stream. 13 Flexible stainless steel braided connections are to allow for thermal expansion/contraction of +/- 18mm
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-CRC-001 to 004, CSC-CRC-013 to 016, CSC-CRC-017 to 023, CSC-CRC-038 to 044 Required Zintec Rivited mm advise Fiber glass Zintec mm Zintec natural Zintec mm RAL 0.8 7021 Cu/Al Aisi 304 2B DN DN n/a n/a n/a n/a flexible mm kg kW A A kW kW kW kW V//Hz mm mm mm mm mm 20 840 9.33 15 15 n/a 3 x 3.11 n/a n/a 400/3/50 3350 985 2300 800 none Offered
Unit Reference
CSC-DCU-003 to 009
Construction Data
Casing Material Casing Construction Panel Thickness Panel Insulation Material Inner Skin Material Inner Skin Thickness Inner Skin Finish Outer Skin Material Outer Skin Thickness Outer Skin Finish / Colour Coil Tube/Fin Material Material Condensate Tray Material / Finish Refrigerant Liquid Line Size Refrigerant Suction Line Size Humidifier Connection Type Humidifier Connection Size Condensate Drain Connection Type Condensate Drain Size (internal dia.) Unit Operating Weight
Offered
Electrical Data
Dimensional Data
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Revision Description: Final Tender Issue CSC-CRC-001 to 004, CSC-CRC-013 to 016, CSC-CRC-017 to 023, CSC-CRC-038 to 044 Required kW kg C C advise CHW n/a 10 16 n/a n/a n/a rpm mm n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a rpm n/a n/a 1 2 kPa % dB(A) 97 n/a 0-100 % n/a Offered
Unit Reference
CSC-DCU-003 to 009
Performance Data
Offered
Includes control valve
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Unit Reference
Required
Offered
Required
Offered
CSC-CRC-001 to 004, CSC-CRC-013 to 016, CSC-CRC-017 to 023, CSC-CRC-038 to 044 63 Hz 125 Hz 83.3 92.7 90.6 81.6 77.1 76.3 66.3 58.6 88.5 98.4 96.3 88.5 83.9 83.1 74.1 66.3 81.0 90.4 88.3 79.3 74.8 74.0 64.0 56.3 rubber noted n/a mm n/a Required Offered
CSC-DCU-003 to 009
Room Unit Inlet Air 62.5 70.4 73.8 66.1 64.3 62.2 57.5 54.8 69.7 77.6 81 73.3 71.5 69.4 94.7 61 60.2 68.1 71.5 63.8 62 59.9 55.2 52.5 rubber to suit n/a n/a Required Water Detection Condensate Pump Hot Gas ByPass Head Pressure Control Supply (Bottom) Air Scoop Return (Top) Air Hood Filter Differential Pressure Sensor see note 12 Offered
In-duct Sound Power Level Lw dB
250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz
Room Unit Outlet Air 63 Hz 125 Hz In-duct Sound Power Level Lw dB 250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz Room Unit Casing Radiated 63 Hz 125 Hz Sound Power Level Lw dB 250 Hz 500 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz Anti-Vibration Mountings Fan Anti Vibration Mount (AVM) Type Fan AVM Static Deflection Compressor AVM Type Comp. AVM Static Deflection mm
Accessories
Microprocessor Controls Common Alarm VFC Door Interlocked Mains Isolator Enclosed Floorstand Open Floor Stand Integral Backflow damper Combined 2-port Control & Pressure Sustaining Valve (Samson/ TA/ equivalent) Flexible stainless steel braided connections
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BMS Outputs (see note 6)

Required
Offered
BMS Inputs (see note 6)

Fan Speed Control Fail Status Filter Change Status
Required
Offered
Testing
Required
Offered
Samples
Type Samples
Required
Offered

Required
Required
Offered
Manufacturer
Preferred GEA Simon Prichard +44 (0)7718 638549 +44 (0)1442 230647 simon.prichard@geagroup.com www.gea-denco.com GEA Middle East FZE Scott Ross +971 4 8873881 +971 50 5548502 scott.ross@geagroup.com
Alternative Liebert Emerson Graeme Wigmore +44 (0) 1628 403200 +44 (0) 1628 403294 Graeme.wigmore@emerson.com www.liebert.com Qatar Site and Power +974 466 6877
1 Type test data shall be provided to demonstrate that the equipment performs to the required standards. 2 All inputs/outputs to be wired to numbered terminals within the control panel. 3 All alarm volt free contacts shall be fail safe. Contacts shall be normally open, closed when healthy, open on alarm or loss of power 4 All volt free contacts to be rated at 3A inductive at 230 VAC. 5 Units to be supplied with pressure independent control valves (PICVs).
Comments
8 All details relating to the control of and BMS interface with this unit are detailed in the CRAC Specification. This should be referred to in conjunction with and preference to this data sheet regarding control details. BMS interface shall either use MODBUS or BACnet. 9 All units shall be provided with independent unit controllers based on readings from 1 no. Supply air temperature sensors, 1 no. Return air temperature sensors, and 2 no. differential pressure sensors (in addition to the filter sensor), per unit. Controllers shall be capable of modulating the fan air and chilled water flow rates independently based on a combination of programmable setpoints and BMS inputs, including 1 no. Fan speed signal. 10 Units shall provide Run, Fail and Filter Change signals to the BMS. Filter change alarm signal pressure shall be programmable. 11 Include an integral automatic transfer switch to allow power feed from two no. diverse supplies. 12 Flexible stainless steel braided connections are to allow for thermal expansion/contraction of +/- 18mm
Units to be supplied with safety guard mesh protecting fan at discharge from CRAC unit into floor void.
Units to be supplied with a lip around the base frame to support adjacent floor tiles.
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Identification Labels, Notices

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Handing over shall not take place until:

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Interface with the BMS

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Testing and Commissioning

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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT)

Test shall demonstrate the following:

All critical, non-critical and maintenance alarms shall be demonstrated.

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