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METHOD STATEMENT FOR COLD WATER

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR COLD WATER

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Document No. : Doc. No. #



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0 12-02-2008 Issued for review & Comments



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REVISION CONTROL SHEET



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TABLE OF CONTENTS







1.0 Purpose…………………………………………………………………………….. 4

2.0 Definitions…………………………………………………………………………. 4

3.0 References………………………………………………………………………… 4

4.0 Scope of work…………………………………………………………………….. 5

5.0 Procedures………………………………………………………………………… 5

5.1 HSE Requirements………………………………………………………. 5

5.2 Equipment………………………………………………………………… 5

5.3 Methodology……………………………………………………………… 6

5.3.1 Installation of booster pumps…………………………. 6









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1.0 Purpose



The purpose of this Method Statement is to describe the Methodology for installation of

booster pumps for cold water and to detail the steps to be taken to meet the HSE

requirements specified for the execution of the *insert project name here.





2.0 Definitions



PROJECT – *insert project name here.

2.1 .



CONTRACTOR – *insert contractor name here.



2.2 DETAILING ENGINEER – *insert contractor name here



2.3 HSE – Health, Safety and Environment;



2.4 PPE – Personal Protective Equipment.



2.5 AFC – Approved for Construction;



3.0 References



3.1 Project Quality Plan – BMC – QCF – QC00;

3.2 Control of Documents Procedure – BMC – QCP – ADM01;

3.3 Document Control – Drawings – BMC – QCP – TECH01;



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3.4 NCR Procedure – BMC – QCP – NCR – QC11;





4.0 Scope of work



4.1 This Method Statement covers the details of following activities:



 HSE Requirements;

 Installation of booster pumps for cold water.









5.0 Procedures







5.1 HSE Requirements



5.1.1 All personnel working at site shall attend HSE induction / awareness training programs

conducted by the Safety Engineer / Officer.

5.1.2 Nominated supervisor will remain at site during the execution of the work.

5.1.3 Necessary safety precautions shall be implemented for all activities associated with Electrical

such as installation of electrical equipments and identified the materials as per the material

data sheets.

5.1.4 PPE shall be worn at all times.

5.1.5 Safety Officer will remain present at site and will ensure that the provisions made in Project

HSE Plan are complied with.

5.1.6 All necessary precautionary / safety measures such as putting warning tapes shall be taken to

prevent any fall of persons into the pit.









5.2 Equipment



The job will be carried out by manual means. The following are the types of Tools identified

for drainage – plumbing works:



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5.2.1 Hand Tools;

5.2.2 Pipe Chamfering Tools;

5.2.3 Drilling Machine 12” Capacity;

5.2.4 Mechanical Tool Box W / Tools;

5.2.5 Other necessary tools and instruments.

5.2.6 Forklift









5.3 Methodology





5.3.1 Installation of booster pumps for cold water



5.3.1.1. Provide labor, materials, equipment and services, and perform operations required for

complete installation of the Drainage and Vent Systems and related work as indicated on

the drawings.









5.3.1.2. The work shall include, but not be limited to, the following: install centrifugal booster pump

set as shown in the layout for water supply system. The performance ratings of set shall

not be less than those in the schedule. The design shall consist of 2 or 3 multistage

centrifugal vertical pumps assembled on a common base with inter connected piping for

parallel operation. The principal components of the booster and assembly shall be as

detailed herein below: The pumps shall be vertical multistage centrifugal with parts in

stainless steel. The pumps shall be fitted with mechanical seal. The motors shall be totally

enclosed fan cooled direct coupled of standard version which shall dimensionally comply

with IEC and DIN standards. The maximum pumps speed shall be 2900 rpm. The pumps

shall be suitable for operation at 50 Degree C ambient temperature. The motors shall be

continuously rated with class ‘F’ insulation and IP 55 enclosure. A diaphragm type

pressure vessel is incorporated in the system. It shall be constructed in the system. It shall

be constructed of welded steel, minimum 2 mm thickness suitable for the maximum

working pressure. The internal surfaces are coated with non toxic epoxy resin to prevent

contamination. A renewable butyl rubber diaphragm within the vessel shall separate air

and water to avoid air absorption and eliminating the need of an air compressor. The

vessel shall be minimum 500 litters. The interconnected pipe work shall be

Electrophoresis treated steel with flanged ends for suction and discharge connections.

Isolating valves shall be fitted on either side of the unit and a non-return valve shall be

fitted on the suction side of each pump. The non-return valves shall of Cone type. Each

pump shall be fitted with a pressure switch. Also a pressure gauge with gauge cock shall

be fitted at the discharge side of the booster set. The set shall be mounted on a base plate



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and shall be fully tested in the factory prior to dispatch. The base shall be painted steel

with vibration rubber isolations to arrest vibration transmission to the foundation. The base

frame shall be suitably anchored to the concrete foundation. The assembly shall ensure

that only simple connections of section, delivery and electrical power cable are only

required on site to complete the installation. The control panel shall be frame mounted

heavy gauge cubical type. It shall be a splash proof, dust proof enclosure finished in gloss

enamel. The door on the front side shall be lockable. The enclosure shall house the

following. Hand/off/Auto SELECTOR SWITCH FOR EACH PUMP Sequence Circuit

Control Circuit Fuse Terminal Block Main ‘ON’ indicator lamp Pump running indicator lamp

for each pumps Pump ‘Tripped indicator lamp for each pump. Control for operation in

conjunction with float switches for low level control. The float switches shall be installed in

the storage tank. Pressure switch for dry running protection (pressure switch shall be

mounted on the common suction line for pumps).Adjustable time for each pump Low level

protection indicator lam, reset button and adjustable timer Mains isolator fully interlocked

with front cover. Interlock facility with control for operation of the set automatically with

BMS. Alarm circuit with muting button. Contractor shall be responsible for accurately

checking all pumping heads, based upon the actual piping and equipment installation, and

be responsible for furnishing pumps and motors of proper sizes for the actual service,

regardless of those scheduled on plan. Pumps shall be provided from the factory complete

with their electric motors. Piping shall be supported independently to prevent piping weight

or stresses from bearing on or being transmitted to the pump. Pumps shall be located in

accessible locations for ease of repair and maintenance. Pumps shall be constructed of

specified materials and shall have pressure ratings suitable for the service and operating

conditions.





5.3.1.3. Where there is a possibility of problems with corrosion, the appropriate corrosion resistant

materials and assembly methods shall be used including isolation of dissimilar metals

against any electrolytic corrosion. Pump impellers and rotating assemblies shall be

statically and dynamically balanced at the factory. Pump sets shall be provided with

plugged connections for vent, drain, and suction and discharge pressure gauges. Low-

level float switches will be installed to provide power cut-off and prevent the running of the

pumps. Before operating, care shall be taken to ensure that pumps are properly

lubricated, rotating elements, rotate freely, the casings are vented and full of water, the

direction of rotation is correct, the strainers are clean and the suction and discharge valves

are open. Pumps shall operate stably without pulsation, vibration, noise or cavitations

throughout their full capacity range.

5.3.1.4. Pumps shall be selected such as that operating levels of flow and head fall near the point

of maximum efficiency as obtained from the manufacturer's published data. The

horsepower rating of pump motors shall be of such magnitude as to ensure non-

overloading of the motor throughout the capacity range of the pump for the impeller

diameter selected. Electric motors shall always be specifically supplied for the available

electric current characteristics of voltage and frequency. Motor speed shall not exceed

2900 rpm

5.3.1.5. The water tests will be made to every part of each drainage system as per Specifications.

The water will be kept in the system, or in the portion under test, for at least 15 minutes

before inspection starts.

5.3.1.6. Correct defects detected by any test and retest.

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