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Technical Bid Tabulation for Refrigeration
Compressor Package
CangTo Cheah
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XinCong Wang
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CONTENTS
EVALUATION BASED ON GEA’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL.......................................................... 4 
EVALUATION BASED ON YORK’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL ....................................................... 6 
COEFFICIENT OF PERFORMANCE............................................................................................... 8 
DESIGN MARGIN............................................................................................................................. 8 
Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation ................................................................................................ 9 
Appendix 2: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for GEA refrigeration compressor package............... 10 
Appendix 3: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for YORK refrigeration compressor package ............ 11 
Appendix 4: York’s e-mail response regarding energy balances in economizers........................... 12 
Appendix 5: GEA reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package............................... 13 
Appendix 6: York reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package ............................... 14 
Appendix 7: Minutes of meeting for GEA........................................................................................ 15 
Appendix 8: Minutes of meeting for York........................................................................................ 16 
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This write-up and associated technical bid tabulation (Appendix 1) contain detailed technical review
for the bids of SLIC project refrigeration compressor package. Material requisition for refrigeration
compressor package (1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2) was sent out to two refrigeration compressor
suppliers, namely GEA and York.
Technical bids from both refrigeration compressor suppliers were received and evaluated in detail.
To evaluate the design of refrigeration compression system offered by each supplier, it is crucial to
ensure the available heat duties of refrigerant meet the required process duties. Process duties are:-
a) Evaporator E-6660: 820 kW at -5 deg. C
b) Evaporator E-6580: 1320 kW at -18 deg. C
c) Evaporator E-6582: 550 kW at -50 deg. C
Note that additional margin of 20% (on top of the above mentioned figures) is required by SLIC
Project.
Refrigerant R410A is mandated by SLIC Project for SLIC Refrigeration Compressor Package.
R410A consists 50 weight percent of R32 and 50 weight percent of R125, with an overall molecular
weight 72.6 kg/kmol.
To fully understand the energy balance between the cooling medium and fluids to be cooled, it is
practical to map out the overall refrigeration cycle in Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram (aka P-H
diagram).
P-H diagram used in this technical evaluation is in accordance with commercially available software,
REFPROP - a reference fluid thermodynamic and transport properties software developed by
National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST).
Note that enthalpies used in suppliers’ sizing and selection program may not be identical with
REFPROP’s, as the basis for equation of state in REFPROP may be different from suppliers’ sizing
program. This (i.e. basis for equation of state) was discussed with suppliers, they advised that
additional margins are considered in their designs (in addition to 20% margin of heat duty required
by Purchaser) in term of main driver power rating and compressor suction throughput. The purpose
of energy balance check (i.e. enthalpy check) provided in this evaluation is to ensure the flow rates
(for -5 deg. C, -18 deg. C, -50 deg. C and economizing streams) of R410A proposed by suppliers
are within the ballpark figures based on REFPROP.
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EVALUATION BASED ON GEA’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
P-H diagram below (refer to Appendix 2 for legible version in A4 size landscape mode) is mapped
according to pressure and temperature conditions of refrigeration compressor package offered by
GEA, while enthalpies are calculated from REFPROP.
High stage compressor discharges 80131 kg/hr of R410A at 77.5 deg. C at 24.78 barA (enthalpy =
475.96 kJ/kg), it then gets cooled down to 41 deg. C at full condensate state (according to P-H
diagram). Enthalpy value at this point is 267.98 kJ/kg, which is equivalent to a heat removal duty of
4629 kW. Preliminary calculation reveals that minimum cooling water supply of 803.35 m3/hr is
needed to condense R410A from superheat to full liquid state (assumptions for cooling water as
follow: density = 993 kg/m3, heat capacity at constant pressure = 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg. C), supply
temperature = 33 deg. C, return temperature = 38 deg. C).
23334 kg/hr of liquid R410A (41 deg. C & 24.78 barA) is pressure throttled down to 7.83 barA at
minus 0.6 deg. C (enthalpy = 413.61 kJ/kg) within tube-side of high stage economizer (subsequently
routed back to high stage compressor via high stage compressor side stream nozzle), the stream is
capable to remove 943.9 kW of heat from the shell side of high stage economizer.
Remaining 56797 kg/hr of R410A at 24.78 barA gets further cooling in high stage economizer, from
41 deg. C (enthalpy = 267.98 kJ/kg) down to 6.4 deg. C (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg); equivalent heat
load is 918.2 kW.
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R410A stream split-up into two portions, downstream of high stage economizer discharge:-
a) 45735 kg/hr: This stream is further divided into three parts, as elaborated below:-
1) 16669 kg/hr of R410A is piped to customer evaporator E-6660 (-5 deg. C duty). With inlet
condition 6.4 deg. C & 24.78 barA (209.78 kJ/kg), R410A evaporates in tube-side of E-6660
and discharges at -5 deg. C & 6.78 barA (enthalpy = 419.72 kJ/kg); which yields a heat
removal duty of 972 kW. The stream cannot be directly sent back to compressor via
compressor casing side stream; as actual volumetric volume rate proves too much for high
stage compressor, on the other hand the pressure is higher than low stage compressor
discharge pressure. It is therefore commingled (at much lower pressure, 4.3 barA) with
another stream upstream of low stage compressor suction nozzle despite of energy loss
(from 6.78 barA to 4.3 barA), i.e. reduced thermal cycle efficiency.
2) 27641 kg/hr of R410A routes to customer evaporator E-6580 (-18 deg. C duty). With inlet
condition 6.4 deg. C & 24.78 barA (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg), R410A is able to remove 1575
kW of heat from process fluid in E-6580 with discharge condition at -18 deg. C & 4.3 barA,
i.e. vapour dew point (enthalpy = 414.91 kJ/kg).
3) 1425 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled in tube-side of inter-cooler. Started-off at 6.4 deg.
C & 24.78 barA (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg), pressure is reduced to 4.3 barA at the tube-side
discharge port; associated discharge temperature at vapour dew point is -18 deg. C
(enthalpy = 414.91 kJ/kg). Heat absorbing capacity for low pressure inter-cooling stream is
81.2 kW. As explained by GEA, the term “inter-cooler” is used (instead of “low stage
economizer”) simply because low pressure economizing stream doesn’t return to
compressor side stream nozzle; it enters compressor suction nozzle (via liquid knock-out
drum). Note that type of inter-cooler is not different from economizer, which is direct
expansion type.
b) 11061 kg/hr: This portion of R410A is further sub-cooled at inter-cooler (pressure profile remains
constant at 24.78 barA), from 6.4 deg. C (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg) down to -11 deg. C (enthalpy
= 183.86 kJ/kg); which contains 81 kW of heat to be removed by inter-cooler. R410A at -11 deg.
C leaves the inter-cooler and enters evaporator E-6582 for final stage process cooling. With a
desired R410A temperature of -50 deg. C at tube-side of E-6582, the associated pressure at
vapour saturation curve is approximately 1.09 barA (enthalpy = 400.02 kJ/kg); it is able to remove
664.2 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6582. A manual inert gas purge unit is included in GEA’s
scope in order to purge out non-condensable fluid at condenser. Non-condensable fluid may
enter the refrigeration loop as a result of near-atmospheric condition at discharge tube-side of E-
6582.
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EVALUATION BASED ON YORK’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
P-H diagram below (refer to Appendix 3 for legible version in A4 size landscape mode) is mapped
according to pressure and temperature conditions of refrigeration compressor package offered by
York, while enthalpies are calculated from REFPROP.
High stage compressor discharges 76980 kg/hr of R410A at 80.9 deg. C at 25.11 barA (enthalpy =
479.53 kJ/kg), it then gets cooled down to 41 deg. C at full condensate state (refer to P-H diagram,
enthalpy = 268.16 kJ/kg), equivalent heat removal duty is 4519.8 kW. Minimum cooling water supply
of 784.4 m3/hr is needed to condense R410A from superheat to full liquid state (assumptions for
cooling water as follow: density = 993 kg/m3, heat capacity at constant pressure = 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg.
C), supply temperature = 33 deg. C, return temperature = 38 deg. C).
17940 kg/hr of liquid R410A (41 deg. C & 25.11 barA) is pressure throttled down to 10.20 barA at 13
deg. C (enthalpy = 429.42 kJ/kg) within tube-side of high stage economizer (subsequently routed
back to high stage compressor via high stage compressor side stream nozzle), the stream is capable
to remove 803.61 kW of heat from the shell side of high stage economizer (803.61 kW according to
REFPROP). Enthalpy difference according to York’s e-mail explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 164
kJ/kg, it turns out heat removing capacity is 817 kW.
Remaining 59040 kg/hr of R410A at 25.11 barA gets further cooling in high stage economizer, from
41 deg. C (enthalpy = 268.16 kJ/kg) down to 12 deg. C (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg); equivalent heat
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load is 815.24 kW (according to REFPROP). Enthalpy difference according to York’s e-mail
explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 49.9 kJ/kg, it turns out that 818 kW of heat needs to be removed.
R410A stream split-up into two portions, downstream of high stage economizer discharge:-
a) 48822 kg/hr: This stream is further divided into three parts, as elaborated below:-
1) 17406 kg/hr of R410A is piped to customer evaporator E-6660 (-5 deg. C duty). With inlet
condition 12 deg. C & 25.11 barA (218.45 kJ/kg), R410A evaporates in tube-side of E-6660
and discharges at -5 deg. C & 6.79 barA (enthalpy = 419.71 kJ/kg); which yields a heat
removal duty of 973.09 kW. This stream cannot be directly sent back to compressor via
compressor casing side stream; as actual volumetric volume rate proves too much for high
stage compressor, on the other hand the pressure is higher than low stage compressor
discharge pressure. It is therefore commingled (at much lower pressure, 4.29 barA) with
another stream upstream of low stage compressor suction nozzle despite of energy loss
(from 6.79 barA to 4.29 barA), i.e. reduced thermal cycle efficiency.
2) 28800 kg/hr of R410A routes to customer evaporator E-6580 (-18 deg. C duty). With inlet
condition 12 deg. C & 25.11 barA (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg), R410A is able to remove
1572.4 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6580 with discharge condition at -18 deg. C &
4.34 barA (enthalpy = 415 kJ/kg).
3) 2616 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled in tube-side of inter-cooler. Started-off at 12 deg.
C & 25.11 barA (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg), pressure is reduced to 2.53 barA at the tube-
side discharge port; associated discharge temperature at vapour dew point is -27.1 deg. C
(enthalpy = 413.01 kJ/kg). Heat absorbing capacity for low stage economizing stream is
141.38 kW. Enthalpy difference per York’s e-mail explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 196.1
kJ/kg, it turns out heat removing capacity is 142.5 kW.
b) 10218 kg/hr: This portion of R410A is further sub-cooled at low stage economizer (pressure =
25.11 barA), from 12 deg. C (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg) down to -27.1 deg. C (enthalpy = 160.87
kJ/kg); which contains 163.43 kW of heat to be removed by low stage economizer (Enthalpy
difference according to York’s e-mail explanation in Appendix 4 is 50.2 kJ/kg, it turns out that
142.5 kW of heat needs to be removed). R410A at -27.1 deg. C leaves the low stage economizer
and enters evaporator E-6582 for final stage process cooling. With a desired R410A temperature
of -50 deg. C at tube-side of E-6582, the associated pressure at vapour saturation curve is
approximately 1.09 barA (enthalpy = 400.02 kJ/kg); it is able to remove 678.79 kW of heat from
process fluid in E-6582.
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COEFFICIENT OF PERFORMANCE
  Required input (kW)  Desired output (kW) 
Coefficient of 
Performance 
Supplier 
LP compressor 
shaft power 
HP compressor 
shaft power 
Condenser heat 
duty 
E‐6660  E‐6580  E‐6582 
GEA  184.56  1467.6  4629  972  1575  664  0.5112 
York  182.5  1609.6  4519.8  973  1572  679  0.5108 
In term of thermal cycle performance, GEA’s design has higher Coefficient of Performance in
comparison with York, i.e. 0.5112 and 0.5108 respectively.
DESIGN MARGIN
E‐6660 (kW)  E‐6580 (kW)  E‐6582 (kW) 
Process requirement  820  1320  550 
GEA  972  1575  664 
York  973  1572  679 
 
Calculated margin  E‐6660  E‐6580  E‐6582 
GEA  118.54%  119.32%  120.73% 
York  118.66%  119.09%  123.45% 
Note that design duties of 120% (of process requirement) are considered in GEA and York’s
proposals, however duties for E-6660 and E-6580 are slightly less than 120% according to
REFPROP calculations. This is not a major concern as explained in the beginning section of this
document where supplier’s in-house margins are considered for motor power rating and compressor
capacity / throughput.
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Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd.
Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China
GEA Acceptability York Acceptability
Minutes of meeting & technical clarifications
Minutes of meeting & technical clarifications Refer to Appendix 7 Noted. Refer to Appendix 8 Noted.
Scope of supply
Oil‐flooded screw compressors 1 for low pressure state, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure state, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted.
Compressor main drives (LV induction motor for power rating below or equal to 300 kW, HV induction 
motor for power rating above 300 kW)
Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
Flexible couplings (John Crane make) Complied, refer to MOM item 15. Accepted. Complied, refer to MOM item 63. Accepted.
Coupling guards (stainless steel material) Complied, refer to MOM item 53. Accepted. Complied, refer to MOM item 13. Accepted.
Lube oil separator / receiver with oil heater Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Oil distillers 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted.
2 x 100% lube oil cooler of TEMA class C 2 x 100% shell and tube coolers with GB standard. Accepted. 2 x 100% TEMA class C shell and tube coolers Noted.
2 x 100% oil filters with manual change‐over valve Complied. Accepted. 3 x 50% with manual change‐over valve, refer to MOM item 74. Accepted.
2 x 100% lube oil pumps Complied. Accepted. York offers single gear‐type lube oil pump; compressor is designed to operate without continuously running oil pump. Accepted.
Supply oil distribution pipe Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Refrigerant condenser Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Refrigerant receiver (sized to include customer evaporator volumes) Provided, refer to MOM item 13. Accepted. Provided, refer to MOM item 4. Accepted.
Refrigerant pump (if required)
Base case: using system compressor and existing receiver.
Optional quote: with standalone compressor and existing receiver.
Refer to MOM item 13.
Noted.
Base case: using system compressor and existing receiver.
Optional quote: with standalone compressor and existing receiver.
Refer to MOM item 4.
Noted.
Economisers 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted.
Compressor suction knock‐out drums 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted.
Inert gas purge unit Provided. Accepted. Refer MOM item 5. Noted.
On skids piping / valves / fittings Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
Piping, valve and fittings according to Project Class Specification (GEN4‐1‐PIPE‐IN‐0001). According to B31.5, refer MOM item 16. Noted.
Piping according to ASME standard.
Customer tie‐in connections shall be aligned with customer's flange rating, which will be commented in Supplier's 
P&ID befor purchase order.
Refer to MOM item 26.
Noted.
Oil piping shall be stainless steel 304, as minimum.
Stainless steel grade 304 (minimum) will be used for all oil piping (upstream and downstream of oil filters). 
TCV and solenoid valve on the oil piping are made of carbon steel. Oil coolers will be carbon steel. Oil 
separator will be carbon steel. Refer MOM item 62.
Noted. See MOM item 59. Noted.
All gaskets, bolts and nuts within the equipment package. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
Equipment allowable nozzle loads:‐
a) main process connections on compressor flanges according to tables C.1 and C.2 of API 619.
b) nozzle loads for all auxiliary connections on compressor, auxiliary equipment and process equipment 
(e.g. refrigerant receiver, vessels, etc) in accordance with Appendix 3 of GEN4‐0‐VESS‐SP‐0001.
c) nozzle loads for shell and tube heat exchangers in accordance with Attachment 1 of GEN4‐0‐HEEX‐SP‐
0001.
a) Complied.
b) Complied.
c) Complied.
Accepted. According to Supplier's standard. Noted.
Inputs for all pressure relief devices required by RST form. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Equipment base plate Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Lifting lugs and earthing lugs on skids and equipment. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Access stairs, ladders, platforms, walkways, handrails. Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted.
All local instrumentation required for operation. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Inter‐connecting instrument wiring (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Instrument junction boxes (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Instrument pneumatic tubing (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Instrument wiring and tubing supports (on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted.
Calibration certificates for all instrumentation. Calibration certificates for pressure & temperature transmitters. Noted. Instrument by Rosemount can provide the calibration certificate. Noted.
Minimum design temperature (in contact with liquid refrigerant) ‐60 deg. C for:‐
a) compressor suction knock‐out drums
b) low and high stage economizers
c) condenser
d) receiver
e) piping and valves
For ‐50 C and ‐18 C suction traps, GEA will use "low temperature combined with low stress" criteria to select 
the material per GB150. PSV not contact with liquid refrigerant, design temperature is 60 C. Refer MOM item 
23.
Noted. Complied, refer to MOM item 31. Noted.
PLC‐based control panel (in rack room) with HMI touch screen. Microprocessor‐based logic controller (with HMI), refer to MOM item 33. Accepted. Complied. MOM item 21. Accepted.
Local start / stop panel at field. Complied, MOM item 33. Accepted. Complied. MOM item 21. Accepted.
SIL data / certificates for SIL‐required instrument that will be defined by Purchaser at detailed 
engineering.
Complied, MOM item 28. Accepted. Complied, MOM item 7. Accepted.
LV induction motor for oil pump. Two motors (1 operating, 1 standby). Noted. One motor (operates during low oil pressure). Noted.
Minimum two earthing termination connections shall be provided, fitted at opposite corners or sides of 
the package skid.
Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
All on skid electrical cabling and wiring. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
All on skid cable supports and clamping facilities. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001
TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package
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Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd.
Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China
GEA Acceptability York Acceptability
SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001
TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package
All on skid interface junction boxes supplied on the edge of skid in a safe and convenient location. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
All cable glands for cable on skid up to the interface junction boxes. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
All on skid local lighting required for instrumentation, controls, panels, etc. Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted.
Main equipment nameplates in English. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
Tags / labels for instrument wiring and tubing in English. Only tag numbers will be provided. Accepted. Not for tubing. Noted.
Tags / labels for instrument junction boxes in English. Only tag numbers will be provided. Accepted. Complied. Accepted.
Tags / labels for piping, valves and fittings in English. Tags for piping (see TC) and valves will be provided. Accepted. Not for piping & fittings. Noted.
Equipment surface coating.
GEA standard corrosive environment application painting is proposed. The painting for motors follows sub‐
vendors specification. The whole package will be painted in one single color which can be specified by 
customer. Stainless steel material is not to be painted.
Accepted. Painting would be York's standard. Final color coating in accordance with project requirement. Accepted.
Thermal insulation. Supply and installation of all on skid cold / hot service thermal insulation in 
accordance with project specification.
Not provided, insulaiton is out of GEA's scope.
Insulation length /  quantity for piping within GEA's scope will be defined by GEA at detailed egineering (refer 
MOM item 20).
Accepted.
Insulation by others. York provide site supervision for insulation work.
York to estimate length of piping (within York's scope) requiring insulation, and thickness. Insulation requirement to 
be marked in Yorks's P&ID during detailed engineering (refer MOM item 6).
Accepted.
Optional quotations
Operator station (operation and monitoring) in central control room with 500 meters fibre optic cable. Refer to MOM item 33. Noted. York have no design ability for operator station, refer to MOM item 21. Noted.
Optional price for SIL3‐rated PLC. Not available. Noted. Not considered. Noted.
Noise attenuation system. Noise attenuation system to be optionally quoted. Noted. Noise level with sound blankets on compressor head to be quoted as option items. See MOM item 1. Noted.
Exclusions
Inter‐connecting piping between skids by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Foundations and civil works by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Gaskets and bolting for battery limit terminal points by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Instrument wiring / cabling outside package battery limit by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Cable glands for owner's cables by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
General area lighting for access and safety around the refrigeration package by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Site installation / erecton by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Evaporators by others: (a) E6580: CL2 purifying tower feed cooler (b) E6582: CL2 purifying tower 
condenser (c) E6660: Chill water cooler
By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
First fill of refrigerant by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
First fill of lube oil by others. By others. Accepted. York has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in the offering. Noted.
Motor local start / stop stations by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Electric motor starters by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Anchor bolts by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted.
Factory inspection and testing
Inspection and testing per project data sheets, material requisition, referenced specifications, codes and 
standards.
Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Puchaser's inpsection ‐ free access to Supplier's works and their sub‐supplier's works for Purchaser's 
representatives.
Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Third party inspection (as required to satisfy relevant Chinese National Design Codes and Regulations). Provided. Accepted. Third party inspection (except as required by SELO) is not included in the base bid. Accepted.
Site acceptance test for refrigeration compressor package. Provided. Accepted. Provided, refer MOM item 15. Accepted.
Witnessed PLC functional test. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Factory testing shall include input / output simulation. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
Functional testing of all instruments. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted.
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Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd.
Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China
GEA Acceptability York Acceptability
SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001
TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package
Protection / packing / preparation for shipment
Corrosion protection and surface finish. All equipment and materials shall be supplied suitably 
protected from corrosion during transit, storage, after installation and during operation.
Naked packing is proposed for the project for inland shipping and GEA take exception to the packing 
specification.
Accepted.
York's standard preparation for shipment is included. This includes shipping the packaged units with a positive 
nitrogen charge.
Accepted.
Preservation and protection ‐ Supplier shall advise any requirements for preservation of plant and 
materials should they require long term storage after delivery. Supplier shall provide all preservation 
and protection required for shipment and storage on site prior to installation.
Comply. Accepted.
Site preservation and protection is by customer. York would furnish long term storage procedures for the equipment. 
It would be the responsibility of others to ensure that the procedures are followed.
Accepted.
Packing and shipping ‐ Supplier shall ensure that all deliverables are designed and packed for transit to 
site.
Yes, with deviation & exception. Noted. Packing and marking per York standard. Noted.
Scope of services
Project coordinator: After purchase order placement, Supplier shall assign a project engineer 
responsible for the following activities:‐
a) Act as a single point of contact for all communication between Supplier and Purchaser.
b) Monitor and expedite all Supplier and sub‐supplier activities to ensure compliance with the agreed 
schedule and the requirements stated in this material requisition and referenced documents.
c) Monitor and expedite responses to Purchaser's communications with Supplier.
d) Attend an order kick‐off meeting at Supplier's / Purchaser's office.
e) Attend technical and progress meetings at Purchaser's office, these may include HAZOP, layout, 
constructability, operability, maintenance and safety reviews.
Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Post award meetings: Supplier shall include in their scope the costs to participate in post award 
meetings in Purchaser's office.
Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Field services: Supplier shal quote for provision of suitably qualified and experienced personnel for the 
supervision of field services. Rates, manpower requirements and durations shall be quoted for the 
following services:‐
a) installation
b) commissioning
Supplier shall recommend the scope of field services they consider necessary, specifically detailing any 
mandatory field services required for warranty.
Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Training: Supplier shall provide a separate quote for providing suitably experienced and qualified 
personnel to train the Owner's personnel in:‐
a) maintenance
b) operation
of the equipment offered. Training shall be carried out at Supplier's shop and a site and shall include the 
provision of suppor documentation. The training and support documentation shall be in English.
Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Lifting beams and special tools
Lifting beams: Supplier shall include for and price separately, any special lifting beams or lifting 
equipment required to lift the equipment during transportation to site or during installation.
Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted.
Special tools: Supplier shall include for and price separately, any special tools required for installation, 
field testing, operation or maintenance of the equipment.
Oil charge pump & vacuum pump are included. Noted. Oil charge pump & vacuum pump are included. Noted.
Spare parts
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Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd.
Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China
GEA Acceptability York Acceptability
SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001
TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package
Capital / insurance spares Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Construction spares as optional price, i.e. 5% minimum spare fasteners for site‐made joints, gaskets for 
all joints opened during testing including pressure testing.
Comply. Accepted. Provided, refer email sent (21‐July‐2015) from Alice Tang to York (Appendix 3). Accepted.
Commissioning and start‐up spares Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Two years operational spares. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Consumables
First fill: Supplier shall only indicate equivalent grade, quantity and schedule for commonly used lube oil 
in the lubricant list provided in this material requisition. The first fill of such lubricants will be provided 
by Purchaser. Supplier shall confirm details of any supply of first fill of all lubricants, chemical, etc, of 
not commonly available in the industry.
Comply. Accepted. York has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in the offering. Noted.
Operational consumables: Supplier shall provide Purchaser with a list stating the specification, 
quantities, and replacement frequency of all operational consumables required for the equipment.
Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted.
Documentation
Supplier data / documentation as per Part II and III of 1975Z‐1‐SR‐4150‐0001‐B2. Per agreed document list, refer to technical clarification table attached in MOM. Accepted. Per agreed document list, refer to deviation list attached in MOM. Accepted.
Reference / experience list
Experience list
1 reference project for R410A at ‐50 deg. C for a project in Hungary (however not supplied by GEA Suzhou, 
China).
Note that SLIC project R410A referigeration compressor package will be designed, manufactured and 
packaged in GEA Suzhou plant (compressor heads will be designed and manufactured by Grasso‐GEA 
Germany). The risk to proceed with GEA Suzhou designed R410A refrigeration compressor package should be 
considered by the Project.
Noted.
1 of R410A at ‐53 deg. C; 3 of R410A at ‐44 deg. C; 1 of R410A at ‐40 deg. C.
Note the current base offer is based on US designed and manufactured package, but assembled in York Wuxi China.
Noted.
Technical acceptability
Technical acceptability Technically acceptable. Accepted. Technically acceptable. Accepted.
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PLANT N°
SECTION
N° DOC. TYPE
MATERIAL
CODE
SERIAL
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Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd
Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization)
Appendix 2: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for GEA refrigeration compressor
package
REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13
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REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13
5: Pressure vs. Enthalpy plot: R410A (50/50)
-18 deg. C; 4.3 bara; 414.91 kJ/kg.
(1) Heat exchange within -18 deg. C evaporator E-6580 at 27641 kg/hr.
(2) Small fraction of R410 A (1425 kg/hr) at discharge of high stage economizer is
pressure throttled to cool down main R410 A stream in inter-cooler.
HP compression
23334 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool down main R410A in high stage economizer.
Heat exchange within -50 C evaporator E-6582. LP compression
R410A cools by cooling water inside condenser, 80131 kg/hr.
23334 kg/hr
56797 kg/hr
11061 kg/hr
45735 kg/hr
Exchange heat within -5 deg. C
evaporator E-6660 at 16669 kg/hr.
Based on GEA e-mail reply on 31st July 2015 (2:21 pm)
E-6660: 209.94 kJ/kg
High stage economizer: 145.63 kJ/kg
E-6580 & Inter-cooler: 205.13 kJ/kg
E-6582: 216.16 kJ/kg
Condenser: 207.98 kJ/kg 4629 kW
943.9 kW
972.1 kW
E-6580: 1575 kW & Inter-cooler: 81.2 kW
664.2 kW
E-6660 @ -5 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 820 kW
b) Available heat duty: 972 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.185
E-6580 @ -18 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 1320 kW
b) Available heat duty: 1575 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.193
E-6582 @ -50 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 550 kW
b) Available heat duty: 664 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.207
Cooling water heat duty
803.35 m^3/hr x 993 kg/m^3 x 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg C) x 5 deg. C / 3600 s = 4629 kW
58.2 kJ/kg
918.2 kW
26.36 kJ/kg
81 kW
-5 deg. C; 6.78 bara; 419.72 kJ/kg.
41 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 267.98 kJ/kg.
33 C; 4.3 bara; 461.2 kJ/kg.
0 oC
High stage compressor suction conditions:
-7.7 deg. C; 4.3 bara; 424.77 kJ/kg.
-50 deg. C; 1.09 bara; 400.02 kJ/kg.
77.5 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 475.96 kJ/kg.
10 oC
20 oC
30 oC
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50 oC
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6.4 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 209.78 kJ/kg.
-11 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 183.86 kJ/kg.
-0.6 deg. C; 7.83 bara; 413.61 kJ/kg.
Absolute
Appendix 2: Pressure-Enthalpy diagram based on GEA's proposal
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Appendix 3: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for YORK refrigeration compressor
package
REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13
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REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13
5: Pressure vs. Enthalpy plot: R410A (50/50)
17940 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool down
main R410A in high stage economizer.
R410A cools by cooling water inside condenser, 76980 kg/hr.
17940 kg/hr
59040 kg/hr
10218 kg/hr
48822 kg/hr
Based on York's P-H diagram submitted on 5th August 2015
High stage economizer: 161.26 kJ/kg
Condenser: 211.37 kJ/kg 4519.80 kW
803.61 kW
E-6660 @ -5 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 820 kW
b) Available heat duty: 973.1 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.187
E-6580 @ -18 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 1320 kW
b) Available heat duty: 1572.4 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.191
E-6582 @ -50 deg. C
a) Process required: 1.2 x 550 kW
b) Available heat duty: 678.8 kW
c) Calculated margin = 1.234
Cooling water heat duty
784.4 m^3/hr x 993 kg/m^3 x 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg C) x 5 deg. C / 3600 s = 4519.8 kW
49.71 kJ/kg
815.24 kW
57.58 kJ/kg
163.43 kW
41 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 268.16 kJ/kg.
0 oC
80.9 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 479.53 kJ/kg.
10 oC
20 oC
30 oC
40 oC
50 oC
60 oC
70 oC
12 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 218.45 kJ/kg.
-27.1 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 160.87 kJ/kg.
13 deg. C; 10.20 bara; 429.42 kJ/kg.
Absolute
80 oC
-27.1 deg. C; 2.53 bara; 413.01 kJ/kg.-50 deg. C; 1.09 bara; 400.02 kJ/kg.
E-6582: 239.15 kJ/kg
678.79 kW
-5 deg. C; 6.79 bara; 419.71 kJ/kg.Exchange heat within -5 deg. C
evaporator E-6660 at 17406 kg/hr. E-6660: 201.26 kJ/kg 973.09 kW
141.38 kWLow stage economizer: 194.56 kJ/kg
-18 deg. C; 4.34 bara; 415.00 kJ/kg.
E-6580: 196.55 kJ/kg 1572.4 kW
Exchange heat within -18 deg. C
evaporator E-6580 at 28800 kg/hr.
2616 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool
down main R410A in low stage economizer.
HP stage suction: -6.4 deg. C; 4.29 barA
High stage compression
Low stage compression
26.5 deg. C; 4.36 bara; 455.33 kJ/kg.
Appendix 3: Pressure-Enthalpy diagram based on York's proposal
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Appendix 4: York’s e-mail response regarding energy balances in economizers
1
Chang To Cheah
From: Henry Zhao <Henry.Zhao@jci.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2015 1:34 PM
To: Chang To Cheah
Cc: Jingfen Tang; frank_qin@huntsman.com; Xincong Wang; Hongling Rao
Subject: 答复: SLIC refrigeration compressor package: Energy balance on LP and HP
economizers
Attachments: ATTACHMENT 14. PRESSURE - ENTHALPY CHART.pdf
Dear Mr. Xie, 
 
I marked the enthalpy on the chart attached. These data are got from our software. 
 
Following are the capacity we calculated: 
 
 
 
It should be no problem for the chart and relative data. And after compared with your data, two data are different: 
enthalpy at subcooled refrigerant of low stage economizer and at superheated refrigerant of high stage economizer. 
 
Regards 
 
Henry Zhao 赵肖磊
China Refrigeration
Tel: +86 21 6276 6509 Ext.8223
Fax: +86 21 6299 3086
Mob: 139 188 74945
 
发件人: Chang To Cheah [mailto:ctcheah@technip.com]
发送时间: 2015 年 8 月 5 日 11:35
收件人: Henry Zhao
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T: 81C
P: 24.1 barg
F: 1283 kg/min
T: 41C
P: 24.1 barg
F: 1283 kg/min
H: 113.7 kJ/kg
T: 13 C
P: 9.19 barg
F: 299 kg/min
H: 277.68 kJ/kg
T: 8 C
T: 12 C
P: 24.1 barg
F: 984 kg/min
H: 63.8 kJ/kg
T: -27.1 C
P: 24.1 barg
F: 170.3 kg/min
H: 13.57 kJ/kg
T: 8 C
P: 9.19 barg
F: 299 kg/min
T: -32.1 C
P: 1.52 barg
F: 43.6 kg/min
T: -27.1 C
P: 1.52 barg
F: 43.6 kg/min
H: 259.87 kJ/kg
T: -50 C
P: 0.15 barg
F: 170.3 kg/min
T: -48 C
P: 0.1 barg
F: 170.3 kg/min
T: -5 C
T: -18 C
T: -32.1 C
T: -50 C
T: 26.5 C
P: 3.35 barg
F: 213.9 kg/min
T: -6.4 C
P: 3.28 barg
F: 984 kg/min
T: -5 C
P: 5.78 barg
F: 290.1 kg/min
T: -18 C
P: 3.33 barg
F: 480 kg/min
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Appendix 5: GEA reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
REQ NO.: 1975Z-1-MR-4150-001
PROJECT NAME: SLIC HCL Recycle Project
LOCATION: Shanghai
TITLE: JOB REFERENCE AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION
To: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co.,Ltd. and Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
致:上海联恒异氰酸酯有限公司/ 德希尼布天辰化学工程(天津)有限公司
With reference to job reference list of R410a (-50℃), R410a as worldwide used R22 substitute, after R407c
as R22 substitute, is favoured gradually by A/C and industrial refrigeration in USA and Europe,
关于 R410A 制冷机组(-50℃)的业绩问题, R410A 作为世界上广泛应用的 R22 的替代制冷剂,在继上世纪
90 年代中期提出使用 R407C(HCF 类制冷剂)作替代品后,在美国、欧洲逐渐受到空调、工业制冷制造业的
青睐。
At middle and low temperature application in industrial refrigeration, R22 is employed as one of more popular
refrigerants because of outstanding thermodynamics performance and cheaper cost. Of course, R507 is
another option used at middle and low temperature application. R410a as new substitute, due to high cost
and high requirement for the design and manufacture of the system, is not preferred for domestic clients. It
can be approved by the GEA Freon Job Reference List that we had submitted during bidding.
在工业冷冻中、低温使用工况,具有热力性能优越、价格低等特点的 R22 仍然是国内最广泛选用的制冷剂之一,
同时 R507 也是很常用于中、低温工况,R410A 作为新型制冷剂,由于价格较高,同时高排气压力对压缩机及
其它系统设备设计压力提出较高的要求,很少被国内客户选用,这些可以从我们前期提供的氟利昂低温制冷设
备业绩表中可以被证实。
GEA, as one of the leaders of industrial refrigeration system/equipment supplier, we focus on customized
industrial refrigeration for high-end users. All of refrigerants can be used in our systems, such as R22,
R507,R744(CO2) , R717(Ammonia) etc. R410 as well. GEA pays more attention on optimizing engineering
and manufacturing for refrigeration equipment and system to meet industrial area application. Refrigerant can
be decided by end-users. At the same time, GEA always gives recommendation for our client on refrigerant
selection base on different applications.
对于基伊埃冷冻事业部而言,我们致力于为高端客户提供非标定制工业冷冻设备,我们的设备适用于市面上所
有的制冷剂,如:R410A、R22、R507、R744(CO2)、R717(氨)等等,GEA 更专注于提高我们的制冷设备、
系统的设计、制造能力,从而满足工业领域的应用。对于制冷剂可由业主任意选择,当然 GEA 也会对制冷剂
Appendix 5: GEA's reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
REQ NO.: 1975Z-1-MR-4150-001
PROJECT NAME: SLIC HCL Recycle Project
LOCATION: Shanghai
TITLE: JOB REFERENCE AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION
选用上提出自己的建议供业主参考。
GEA has supplied refrigeration equipment and systems for many of world famous companies, such as Shell,
DOW, BASF, Air Liquid, Roche and so on. As SINOPEC and CNPC qualified supplier, GEA made
remarkable achievement on HCL recycle plants.
GEA 冷冻事业部为全球众多著名的公司提供制冷设备,如壳牌石油、道化学、巴斯夫集团、法液空、罗氏等等。
在中国是中石化、中石油的一级供应商,在氯化氢催化氧化回收装置中更是有众多骄人业绩。
GEA 在国内 HCL 氧化回收项目业绩表:
Job reference on HCL recycle plant application onshore
山东
Shandong
山东烟台万华化学有限
公司
Yantai Wanhua
Chemical Co.,Ltd.
-20/-50'C/41C/77
4/1030KW
制冷机组
Refrigeration
Package
R22 GEA-XD/XC 2 2014
浙江
Zhejiang
宁波万华聚氨酯有限公
司
Ningbo Wanhua
-18/-50'C/41C/68
2/1030KW
制冷机组
Refrigeration
Package
R22 GEA-XB/XC 1 2012
GEA 在国外 HCL 氧化回收项目业绩表:
Job reference on HCL recycle plant application offshore
Kazincbarcika
, Hungary
Borsodchem RT
-17/-50'C/40C/155k
W+1569kW/824KW
Refrigeration
Package
R410A GEA-Y/Y 2 2014
Any questions, please let me know. You are welcome to visit our factory and our supplied equipment at our
clients’ site. Thanks.
如有任何疑问还请电话联系,欢迎到我们 GEA 苏州工厂或我们设备现场进行考察。谢谢@
Andy Feng
Sales and Application Supervisor
Appendix 5: GEA's reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
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Appendix 6: York reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
User Current
Name
User Country Year Process
Temp, C
Application Equipment # of Units Unit Model Type Driver Gas Power, KW
Sogif Moissy,
Cramayel
France 2001 -44 Process
Cooling
System 1 177 410a SVN E
spécial
TDSH233S Screw Motor R-410a 250
Sogif-Jarrie France 2005 -44.0 Process
Cooling
System 1 100 E 410a SVN
special
TDSH193S Screw Motor R-410a 132
Ineos Chemicals Germany 2007 -40.0 Condensing
Unit
System 1 RWBII76 TDSH163L Screw M R-410a 139
American Electric
Power
USA 2008 5.0 Process
Cooling
System 1 RWF399 SGC2817 Screw M R-410a 1119
American Electric
Power
USA 2008 5.0 Process
Cooling
System 1 RWF177 SGC2313 Screw M R-410a 522
Cepr France 2008 -53.0 Air Cooling System 1 SC SGC2321 Screw M R-410a 280
Air Products &
Chemicals
USA 2012 0.0 Brine
Chilling
Standard
York Chiller
1 YCWL0118SE46 YCWL0118
SE46
R-410a 88
Braskem Brazil 2011 -44.0 Condensing
Unit
System 1 M638A M638A Centrif. M/G R-410a 2147
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NOTE: COMMENTS WILL BE MADE ONCE AND
WILL BE CONSIDERED APPLICABLE TO ANY
OTHER DOCUMENT OR PARAGRAPH
CONTAINING THE SAME CONTEXT.
NOTE: C=COMMENTS E=EXCEPTION
NA=NOT APPLICABLE CA=COST ADDED NC=NEED CLARIFICATION'
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Document / Rev: -
Note Following comments are for the skid made in US. Relative comments to vessel, heat exchanger,
instrument and electrical please refer to the proposal of local made.
1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001 / Rev B2 - Requisition for Inquiry, Refrigeration Package
2.3.1 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0001, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0003, GEN4-
0-ROTE-SP-0009, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0013, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0018 and GEN4-1-ROTE-IN-1005.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.3.2 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-CIVE-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-CIVE-0004. Noted.
2.3.3 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0002 and
GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0003.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.3.3 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0007 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0008 and GEN4-0-TECH-SP-
0009 will follow at a later date.
Noted.
2.3.3 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0010 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0013 and
GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0014.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.3.4 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 will follow at a later date. Noted.
2.3.4 C Please refer to motor supplier's comments and exceptions to specifications GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0008 and
GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0014.
Noted.
2.3.5 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 will follow at a later date. Noted.
2.3.5 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0011 , GEN4-0-INST-SP-0012, GEN4-
INST-SP-0013 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0015.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.3.5 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0024 will follow at a later date. Noted.
2.2.6 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0001 will follow at a later date. Noted.
2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0007 , GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0008, GEN4-
VESS-SP-0009, GEN4-VESS-SP-0010, GEN4-VESS-SP-0011 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0014.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.2.6 E Vessel fabrication tolerances would be per JCI standard QAP-18. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0017 and GEN4-0-VESS-0018. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.2.6 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0019 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0020 will follow at a later
date.
Noted.
2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0021 , GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0022, GEN4-
VESS-SP-0023, GEN4-VESS-SP-0025, GEN4-VESS-SP-0035 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0036.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.2.6 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0001, GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0005 and GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-
0006 will follow at a later date.
Noted.
2.2.6 C/E Tube sheet vents and drains are not applicable to JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted.
2.2.7 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-PIPE-IN-0001, GEN4-0-PIPE-SP-0001 and GEN4-
0-PIPE-0006.
Noted.
2.4 E Complete exception is taken to specifications 1975Z-1-PP-210, 1975Z-1-PP-211 and 1975Z-1-PP-212. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
2.4 C See comments and exceptions above to specification 1975Z-1-ITP-4150-0001. Noted.
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CMDI-6-PACK-DS-U6670 Rev B2V REFRIGERATION PACKAGE EQUIPMENT DATA SHEET
Page 15, 3.4 E No impact testing of production welds would be done. Refer to item 47 of MOM 15-July-2015.
Page 15, 3.5 E The mechanical design software that JCI uses for pressure vessels and heat exchangers does consider
wind and seismic loadings. No other analysis would be performed.
Refer to item 48 of MOM 15-July-2015.
GEN4-0-PACK-SP-0002 / Rev B1 - General Requirements for Refrigeration Packages
2.3 C/E Refrigerant evaporators are to be furnished by others. Expansion tank and gear are not applicable to the
equipment offered.
Noted.
2.4 E Exception is taken to any local laws or regulation. Note that we have allowed for SELO of pressure
vessels and heat exchangers.
Accepted.
2.5 C/E Foundation loading information would be limited to overall package weight and location of center of gravity
on our General Arrangement drawings.
Noted.
4.1 C See comments within this document to any project specification listed in Document No. 1975Z-1-MR-
4150-0001 / Rev B2. Complete exception is taken to any specification not listed in Document No. 1975Z-
1-MR-4150-0001 / Rev B2.
Noted.
4.2 C/E Exception is taken to all Brittish Standards (BS) listed. JCI's standard comments to API 619 would apply.
Complete exception is taken to API 614 and API 670.
Noted.
5.1.3 C See comment to paragraph 2.3 above. Noted.
5.1.8 E Because of the size of the system components, it will be necessary to package the condensing unit on two
separate skids.
Accepted.
5.1.11 E Please refer to the proposal P&IDs furnished with our quotation for extent of isolation valves included. Accepted.
5.1.12 E No expansion tank is required Noted.
5.1.13 C/E Note that the suction isolation valve (14") for the high-stage compressor has been offered as a butterfly
valve.
Noted.
5.2.7 C/E Equipment would comply with ANSI ASHRAE Standard 15 - Safety Code for Mechanical Refrigeration. Noted.
5.2.9 E Complete exception is taken to the project noise specification. Refer to item 1 of MOM 15-July-2015.
5.2.10 C See comments to GEN4-PACK-SP-0003 below Noted.
6.1.7 E JCI's standard cartridge-type heaters are offered in the oil separator vessel. These do not have
thermostats, and are controlled by the package control panel.
Accepted.
6.1.8 E No NDT of compressor casing would be performed. Refer to item 10 of MOM 15-July-2015.
6.1.1.1 E JCI has offered a water-cooled lube oil cooler. Accepted.
6.1.1.2 E No multi-port change over valve would be provided at oil filters. No pressure gauges would be provided
on filters.
Accepted.
6.1.1.3 C Viking oil pump proposed. Project Approved Suppliers List not received. Accepted.
6.4.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0018. JCI's standard comments and
exceptions to API 619 would apply.
Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
6.4.3 C Compressor package offered uses differential pressure to supply oil with a single, motor-driven "demand"
oil pump.
Noted.
6.4.4 E Oil separator vessel would include JCI's standard "bulls-eye" sight glasses. Magnetic level indicator is not
included.
Accepted.
6.5.5, 6.5.6 E JCI's standard bearing arrangement is offered in the compressors. Accepted.
6.6.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0001. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
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6.6.3 E Flexible disks for couplings would be stainless steel (but not TP 316). Coupling spacer length(s) would be
less than 250mm.
Accepted.
6.6.5 E Compressor drive couplings would not be an interferance fit to the drive shafts. Accepted.
6.7 C No gearboxes are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted.
6.8.1 E Complete exception is taken to both specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0013 and API 614. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2
6.8.2 E Cages of anti-friction bearings may be copper alloy materials. Accepted.
6.8.2 E Oil cooler offered by JCI includes carbon steel tubes. Accepted.
6.8.2 C/E Note that because the Frick compressors are designed with anti-friction bearings, they can be started with
oil temperatures as low as 15°C.
Noted.
6.8.3 E JCI's standard cartridge-type heaters are offered in the oil separator vessel. These do not have
thermostats, and are controlled by the package control panel. Set point of heater control is 45°C.
Accepted.
6.9.3 E Motors have been specified as IEC design rather than NEMA. IEEE 841 is therefore not applicable. Refer item 49 of MOM 15-July-2015.
6.9.8 E JCI standard tolerances would apply with regard to flatness of motor mounting surface. Accepted.
6.9.9 E JCI standard 300 Series SS motor shims would be furnished. These are not stamped with the material
thickness.
Accepted.
6.10.1 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0001 elsewhere in this document. Exception is
taken to NB/T 47012 which was not received.
Noted.
6.10.4 C Note that the refrigerant condenser quoted is a TEMA type BXM. Noted.
6.10.8 E Small connections on the refrigerant condenser may be screwed or socket welded. Screwed not allowed.
Welded connections or flanges should be applied.
6.12.6 C/E Note that the two refrigerant subcoolers offered are Direct Expansion type. Noted.
6.13.5 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0001 elsewhere in this document. Noted.
7 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 elsewhere in this document. Noted.
8.1 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 elsewhere in this document. Noted.
8.2.2 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 elsewhere in this document. Noted.
8.2.2 C/E See comments and exceptions below to specification GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020. A digital input for customer
shutdown of the unit can be provided.
Noted.
8.2.3 E PLC to be package mounted. No separate local control panel provided. No external grounding provisions
will be provided on PLC.
Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.2.4 E PLC Panel would be locally mounted on skid. PLC dimensions pending panel desing. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.2.5 E Customer to clarify "diagnostic capabilities". Diagnostic capabilities for PLC maintenance.
8.2.6 JCI/York no providing "burn-in" of microprocessor boards. Refer to item 52 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.2.7 E I/O points will have configurable alarms and shutdowns. Only instrumentation indicated on the P&ID will
be available for configuration.
High motor current, high motor temperature, low
compressor suction pressure, high compressor discharge
temperature, low oil level in the reservoir, low oil pressure,
high oil temperature exiting the cooler, high oil filter
pressure drop, high refrigerant level in surge drum,
excessive vibration.
8.2.9 E Test switches not provided for I/O points. Test is required, but not at normal operating.
8.2.10 E A digital input for customer shutdown of the unit can be provided. Accepted.
8.2.11 E The same instrument would be used for indication, control, alarm and shutdown. To be determined at detailed engineering based on
HAZOP / SIL study.
8.2.13 E Separate trip system not provided. Alarm and shutdowns will be incorporated into the rest of the PLC
programming, and will not be testable outside of the normal operation of the compressor unit.
Test is required, but not at normal operating.
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8.3.2.1 C/E JCI's standard thermowells are offered. These are made of 316 SS and have 3/4" socket weld process
connections
1-1/2" flange connection type should be followed.
8.3.4 C/E JCI are offering reflex-type gauge glasses. Magnetic level indicators are not offered. Magnetic level indicators will be offered.
8.3.5 C No flow measurement is required and none is included. Noted.
8.3.6.1 C Control valves in refrigeration service (flashing) may require the use of trim materials harder than 316 SS. Noted.
8.3.6.3 E Block and bypass for control valves is not included. Refer to item 53 MOM 15-July-2015.
8.3.7.1 E Relief valve outlets are not dimensioned on General Arrangement drawings. Accepted.
8.3.7.2 E Relief valves on refrigerant subcoolers (DX economizers) are single valves as permitted by ASHRAE
Standard 15. Please refer to system P&ID furnished with our quotation.
Accepted.
8.3.7.5 E No bursting disks have been offered under relief valves. Refer to item 12 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.3.7.6 E This would be furnished for information only, not for review. Purchaser reserve the right to comment if PSV sizing
deviates from related Standards / Specifications.
8.3.8 E Separate locally mounted instrument panel not supplied. All instrumentation to be wired to skid-mounted
PLC.
Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.3.8.1 E Neither cooling water temperatures or pressure at entrance and exit of condenser would be shown on the
local control panel.
Accepted.
8.3.8.1 C/E No differential pressure guage would be provided on oil filters. Pressure transmitters would be provided
upstream and downstream of filters with calculated pressure differential shown on the local control panel.
Accepted.
8.3.8.2 C Note that area classification has been specified as non-hazardous Noted.
8.3.8.2 C/E Control panel is skid mounted - no gauge board, pressure gauges or pressure switches would be
furnished.
Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015.
8.3.8.3 C All used terminals to be labeled per the wiring diagram. Noted.
8.3.8.4 C JCI reserves the right to adjust our price if any changes are requested Noted.
9.2 E Compressor suction strainer would be 300 series stainless steel (but not TP316). No differential pressure
indicator or alarm/trip functions would be provided.
Delta P indicator shall be provided on suction strainer, trip
/ alarm shall be implemented in York's PLC.
9.4 C/E Each of the two skids offered by JCI would include a single cooling water user. No cooling water piping,
cooling water block or regulating valves are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply.
Noted.
9.5 E Drain connections on oil filters, piping and small system components would be less than 1" size. All nozzles opening on static equipment shall be 2"
minimum. Item 67 of MOM 15-July-2015.
9.7 C/E Lube oil piping upstream of filters would be carbon steel (A106). Piping downstream of filters would be TP
304 stainless steel, electric resistance welded (ERW).
Refer to item 59 of MOM 15-July-2015
9.8 E Refrigeration stop valves used on JCI package would be Danfoss, carbon steel LCC/LF2 (A352/A350).
These valves are rated by the manufacturer to -60°C.
Noted.
9.9 E Thermal growth information at customer tie in connections would not be provided. Allowable nozzle loads & moments will be provided.
9.12 E A bypass type filter drier would be furnished. Only a portion of the refrigerant flowing through the system
would pass through the filter drier.
Accepted.
10.1 E Thermal insulation is not included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015.
10.3 C Aluminum parts (i.e. coupling guard) would be painted. Refer to item 13 of MOM 15-July-2015.
10.4 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001. Painting would be per JCI standard
ISP202.
Final color coating to be in accordance with project
requirement..
10.6 C No galvanized materials are offered. Noted.
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11.1 E Factory run test of compressor and motor is not offered. Site performance test (or procedure for same) is
not included in JCI's quoted price.
Refer to item 14, 24 & 60 of MOM 15-July-2015.
11.2.1 E Piping would not be pressure tested with liquid. Piping systems would be tested with air or nitrogen at
110% of design pressure.
Accepted.
11.2.1 E Control sequence test is not offered. Noted.
11.2.2 C Does this refer to a field test? Please clarify. Yes, site performance test. Site performance test
procedure will be provided by York.
11.2.3 E No field test of sound and vibration levels is included. Refer to item 61 of MOM 15-July-2015.
11.2.4 C/E Vibration levels will be within JCI norms. No vibration monitoring devices are included on the
compressors.
Refer to item 18 of MOM 15-July-2015.
11.2.6.a E Due to test stand limitations, mechanical run test of compressor would be at 1750 RPM. No noise
readings would be taken.
Refer to item 14 of MOM 15-July-2015.
11.2.6.c E No halogen leak test of package would be done. Acceptance criterion for Vacuum Hold Test is a pressure
rise of 300 microns (0.3 mm HG) in two hours.
Noted.
11.2.6.d E Insulation resistance testing not included in JCI/York base bid, but can be added for additional cost. Noted.
11.2.2.2 Site performance testing is done by York and SLIC. Noted.
11.2.2.5 E Instrumentation necessary to conduct field performance test is excluded from JCI's proposed scope of
supply. Also excluded are performance test procedure and field labor for performance testing.
Noted (for instance, flow measurement on customer's
evaporator will not be provided by York; to be provided by
site contractor during commissioning).
13. 3. E Exception is taken to local codes or standards Noted.
13.2.5 C/E See comments to Part II of Scope of Supply (Document No. 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2) for drawing and
documents supply.
Noted.
13.2.5 C/E Copies of the output from JCI's compressor rating program would be furnished in lieu of performance
curves.
Compressor suction pressure is maintained constant,
heat duty is controlled via mass flow of refrigerant.
13.2.5 C We understand the reference to "Material Requisition SR Part II" to be Part II of Scope of Supply
(Document No. 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2) mentioned above.
Yes, it refers to Part II and III of 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-
B2.
13.2.5 E Material and sizes of anchor bolts not furnished Sizes of anchor bolts will be recommended by York.
Anchor bolts to be supplied by others.
13.2.5 C See comment elsewhere in this document concerning the Foundation loading information. Noted.
13.2.5 E Note that electrical terminal points would not be dimensioned on General Arrangement drawings. Noted.
GEN4-0-PACK-SP-0003 / Rev B2 - Technical Notes for Packaged Equipment
1.1.2 E Exception is taken to any local laws or regulations. Note that we have allowed for SELO of pressure
vessels and heat exchangers.
Noted.
3.1 NA Not applicable Noted.
3.2 E Refrigerant and oil piping would be per ANSI/ASME B31.5 as described elsewhere in the project
specifications.
Noted.
3.3 E Exception is taken to BS PD 5304 and BS EN 953 Accepted.
3.4 C IEC 60079 not applicable as the area is non-hazardous. Noted.
3.4 E JCI are offering heat exchangers designed per ASME Code only, not per TEMA standards. TEMA class R is required for all shell and tube heat
exchangers in R410A duties. TEMA class C for oil
coolers.
3.5 C/E Please refer to comments and exceptions to Project Specifications elsewhere in this document. Noted.
6.2.4 C Note that JCI has not been advised that the equipment offered would be subject to cyclical loading. Noted.
6.3.3 C/E Note that no ladders, platforms or stairs are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted.
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6.3.12 E Davit for manway cover on oil separator vessel is not included Davit shall be provided. Item 69 of MOM 15-July-2015.
6.4.1 E Estimated overall sound level of equipment offered is 92 dBA. Noted.
6.4.3 E Above estimate is the only information available on sound level. Buyers noise datasheet would not be
completed.
Noted.
6.7 C/E JCI's General Arrangement drawings would show both shipping (empty) and operating (including fluids)
weights.
Noted.
7.1.1 C/E Note that the discharge of the high-stage compressor and the oil separator vessel would operate at a
temperature in excess of 60°C. No guarding or hot insulation is included in JCI's proposed scope.
Guards on compressor (for parts that exceed 60 deg. C)
are not practical, not never done before.
Hot insulation on vessel and piping will be marked on
related PID or drawings in detailed engineering. Insulation
materials will be provided by others.
7.2.5 C Drive couplings offered would be as manufactured by Rexnord or T B Woods. John Crane make to be supplied.
7.2.9 E No mechanical string test has been offered. Noted.
7.3.1 E T. B. Woods couplings offered do not positively constrain center member. Refer to item 71 of MOM 15-July-2015.
7.5.4 & 7.5.6 E See comment to paragraph 3.2 above. Noted.
7.5.9 E Carbon steel heat exchangers offered are to ASME only (not TEMA R) and do not include a corrosion
allowance.
Refer to item 68 of MOM 15-July-2015.
7.5.16 E Small nozzles (3"NB or less) on the refrigerant vessels or exchangers would not include gussets. Gussets on nozzles less than 3" shall be provided.
7.5.17 E Small connections on the refrigerant vessels or exchangers may be screwed or socket welded. Screwed not allowed.
Welded connections or flanges should be applied.
7.6.1 & 7.6.7 E Relief valve outlet piping is excluded from JCI's proposed scope of supply Acceptable, discharge of PSV will be routed to safe area
by other.
7.7.1 E Bolting would conform to imperial standard except on certain items of equipment where the manufacturer
has standardized on metric fasteners.
Noted.
7.7.5 E Flange bolt holes would straddle equipment center lines. Accepted.
7.9.1 Material certificates would be provided only for pressure vessels and heat exchangers and only as
required by ASME Code. Certificates would be to EN 1024 Type 3.1 where available.
Required documents completely comply with TSG R0004-
2009 for static equipment shall be provided by York.
8.3 E Design of compressor package includes motor terminal box overhanging skid edge to facilitate cable entry
from below.
Noted.
8.4 E Skids/base-plates would be painted per JCI's ISP-202 specification. Accepted. Final coating color will be provided according to
project requirement.
8.5 E No supports for buyer's cable would be included on packaged skids. Supports for customer cable cannot be provided because
not knowing cable routing of customer cables. Adding of
customer cable supports (by site erection contractor) on
York's base plate is allowed.
8.9 E Base-plate frames would be designed to a maximum bending deflection of 1/480. Noted.
8.11 E No drip pans or drip trays are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. Drip pan not applicable for York's baseplate, as
the baseplate will be filled with concrete at site.
8.12 E Base-plate frames would b open structures with no chequered plate covers. The base-plate frames are to
be filled with concrete in the field.
Noted.
9.1.5 E Extra gaskets and flange bolting not furnished at termination points. Refer to item 73 of MOM 15-July-2015.
9.1.7 C/E Off-skid pipework is excluded from JCI's scope of supply. Noted.
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9.1.8 C Refrigerant and oil piping would be per ANSI/ASME B31.5 as described elsewhere in the project
specifications.
Noted.
9.1.14 E Allowable nozzle loads on all JCI equipment would be as shown on the table on JCI drawing 560D0124. Noted.
9.2.3 & 9.2.4 E Piping of vent and drain connections is not included. Connections to safe location to be supplied by others.
9.2.7 & 9.2.8 E No spectacle blinds are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Please refer to the P&IDs furnished
with our proposal for the extent of isolation valves offered.
Noted.
10.1 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 will follow at a later date. Noted.
10.2 C/E Grounding lugs to be provided on opposite corners of the package for customer use. Grounding of major
electrical equipment to be by others.
Noted.
11.1 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 will follow at a later date. Noted.
11.2 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 will follow at a later date. Noted.
12 E Complete exception is taken to this section. Painting of equipment would be as per JCI standard ISP-202. Noted.
13 E Insulation of piping and equipment is specifically excluded from JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015.
14.4 E Manufacturer's standard nameplates would be furnished. Individual tag number will be provided for main equipment
(e.g. compressors, motors, static equipment, control
valves, instruments). Overall nameplate for refrigeration
package will be provided with minimum information
requested in this clause, i.e. 14.4 of this specification.
15.2.2 E For ASME Code vessels, test pressure would be as required by Code. Noted.
15.2.2 & 15.2.3 C/E Piping would not be pressure tested with liquid. Piping systems would be tested with air or nitrogen at
110% of design pressure.
Noted.
15.2.6 E Certificates for test fluid temperature and mineral content would not be provided. Hydrostatic test not applicable, pneumatic test will be
performed instead.
15.2.9 E Leak test procedure would be submitted for information only, not for review. Noted.
16.2. C/E JCI would be responsible for costs associated with third party inspection of ASME pressure vessels. No
other costs for third party inspection are included.
JCI would be responsible for costs associated with
Chinese authority supervision for pressure vessels.
Registration fee for working site of pressure vessels out of
JCI's scope.
16.6, 16.7 & 16.8 C/E Controls testing would be as per JCI/York standard testing procedures. Noted.
16.9 E No string test, complete unit test or performance tests are offered. Noted.
17.1 C/E Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) may be furnished in lieu of COSHH datasheets. Noted.
17.2.5 C/E Generally, JCI will protect the interior of vessels and pipework by evacuating and charging with dry
nitrogen - dessicant bags not used.
Noted.
17.2.8 C JCI would furnish long term storage procedures for the equipment. Noted.
18.1 E No special tools are required for installation and none are included. Noted.
18.3 E Lifting lugs would be furnished for all components with weight in excess of 50 LB (23 kg). Noted.
18.4 E Strength calculations for lifting lugs on structural base-frames would be submitted for information. No
other lifting lug calculations would be submitted.
Noted.
18.5 E No spreader bars, lifting beams or lifting equipment is included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted.
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18.8 E No lifting procedure would be submitted. General information on lifting packaged skids would be provided
in JCI's pre-start-up package.
Noted.
18.9 C Single point lift of packaged skids will require appropriate spreader bars (designed and supplied by
others).
Noted.
19 C No construction templates are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted.
20.5 C Because of the design of the Frick compressor's lubrication sytem (oil is fed by system pressure
differential) these requirements are understood to be not applicable.
Noted.
20.7 C/E JCI's proposed scope does include the first fill of the compressor lubricant. No other lubricants or
consumables are included.
Noted.
20.8 C/E Lube and seal oil piping upstream of filters would be carbon steel and piping downstream of filters would
be stainless steel.
Refer to item 59 of MOM 15-July-2015
21.3 C Please refer to comments above to Part II of specification 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001 / Rev B2 Noted.
21.4 E If additional drawings and documents are requested, there would be a commercial impact. Noted.
21.8 E JCI's quoted lead time is based on return of submitted documents within ten (10) working days. Accepted.
1975Z-1-ITP-4150-0001-B1 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
Procedure, qualification C Procedure and qualification can only be reviewed at factory, not submit. Noted.
3. SUPPLIER ’S FABRICATION QUALITY
CONTROL PLAN
C Combined with ITP Noted.
INSPECTION OF REFRIGERATION PACKAGE
U6670
Chemical/Physical Properties C For pressure vessel For compressor casing, rotors, oil pumps, motor main
parts, heat exchangers and pressure vessel.
Material Heat Treatment C If applicable Noted.
Heat Stability (Forgings) E Not be done. Heat stability for forging needs to be provided if
applicable.
NDT Cast Impellers NA Not applicable Noted.
NDT Parent Materials E Not be done. NDT on parent material needs to be done if applicable
according to code & standards.
Verify Sub-supplied assemblies E Not verify. Sub-suppliers' quality shall be guaranteed by York.
NDT Edges E Not be done. Noted.
Gear Teeth Check NA Not applicable Noted.
Heat Treatment C If applicable Noted.
Production Test Plates C If applicable Noted.
10 NDT Completed Welds C Not all welds Noted.
12 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL TESTS C For pressure vessel According to codes & standards, as applicable.
13 pumps E Only test report of pressure test and performance test will be done. No witness Witness test on oil pumps are needed.
13 compressor:
-Auxiliary Piping
E Pressure test will be done with whole skid. Accepted.
Helium Test E Not be done. Accepted.
Lube Oil Resevoir Static Water C need to be clarified Not applicable.
Residual Magnetism Test E Not be done. Noted.
Runout Check E Not be done. Noted.
Mechanical Run (Main Rotor) C Test for whole compressor block Noted.
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Mechanical Run (Spare Rotor) E Not be done. Not recommended to purchase spare rotors. Spare
compressor head is recommended.
Verify Lateral Crit Speed E Not be done. Noted.
Verify Rotors Insensitivity E Not be done. Noted.
Performance Test to ISO 1217 E Not be done. Refer to item 16 of MOM 15-July-2015.
Complete Unit Test (string) E Not be done. Refer to item 15 of MOM 15-July-2015.
Noise Level Test E Not be done. To be carried out at site.
Heat Soak Test E Not be done. Noted.
13 Lube and Seal Oil Systems C Pneumatic test with whole skid. Cleanliness Test and Functional Test will not be done. Noted.
14. FINAL INSPECTION
Fit-up Test
E Not be done. Not applicable.
15. COATING/FINISH
Polish Inspection
E Not be done. Noted.
17. DESPATCH VERIFICATION C No report will be submitted. Design documentation certified & quality plan complete.
Page 9 INSPECTION OF DRUM (Receiver/
Storage vessels in the Package, etc.)
6. MATERIALS RECEIPT
Perform Supplementary NDT
E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
7. CUTTING
NDT Edges
E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
10. NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING
NDT Weld Repairs
C Not all welds Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
11. POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT C If applicable Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
13 Carry Out Tests E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
16. FINAL INSPECTION:
Load Tests
Fit-up Test
E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
INSPECTION OF CONDENSER ( Including
Economisers, etc.)
7. CUTTING
Crack Detect Cut Edges
E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
13. NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING
NDT complete welds
C Not all welds Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
14 Carry Out Tests E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
16. FINAL INSPECTION:
Load Tests
Fit-up Test
Performance Tests
Noise Tests
Rotating Equipment Vibration
Simulation Tests
E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015.
instrument subvendor list for 1975Z project
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Compressor Bearings E S.K.F. or F.A.G Accepted.
Compressor Mech Seal E AMS Accepted.
Compressor Drive Coupling E Rexnord or T.B. Woods Refer to item 63 of MOM 15-July-2015.
PLC panel E Allen Bradley/Rockwell Accepted.
Specialty pressure regulators in compressor lube
system
E Fulflo or Jordan Valve Accepted.
Items 5 through 14 NA Not applicable Noted.
Item 18 Vibration Transmitter NA Not applicable Noted.
Instrument cable E York standard vendor York to provide instrument cable spec. for review.
Junction Box E Eaton Cooper Crouse Hinds Noted.
Safety Relief Valves C we would like to add Farris to the list of acceptable manufacturers Accepted.
Rupture Discs NA Not applicable Refer to item 12 of MOM 15-July-2015.
1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY
1.1 d. Compressor shall be equipped with a 316
stainless steel suction strainer and the strainer is
with a differential pressure indicator with an
alarm/trip function for machinery protection to be
read from the control panel.
C Compressor suction strainer would be 300 series stainless steel (but not TP316). A differential pressure
indicator with an alarm/trip function is not provided.
Delta P indicator shall be provided on suction strainer, trip
/ alarm shall be implemented in York's PLC.
1.2 Spring to reduce vibration C Spring is not needed. Noted.
1.4 Gear unit NA Directly connect with motor with coupling. Not applicable. Noted.
1.5.b E Flexible disks for couplings would be stainless steel (but not TP 316). Coupling spacer length(s) would be
less than 250mm.
Noted.
1.6 Lube oil system C Design of the lube oil system refer to P&ID Noted.
1.6.a E The oil separator vessel (at compressor discharge pressure) serves as the lube oil reservoir. This vessel
would be fabricated from low carbon steel.
Noted.
1.6.b E JCI are offering a single, gear-type, lube oil pump. Note that the JCI compressor is designed to operate
without a continuously running oil pump.
Noted.
1.6.c E JCI are offering a single, water-cooled oil cooler. This exchanger meets requirement of ASME Code but is
not per TEMA C.
Refer to item 74 of MOM 15-July-2015.
1.6.d E JCI are offering 3 x 50% oil filters as shown on our proposal P&ID. Noted.
1.6.e E No check valve would be furnished on oil pump discharge. Oil pump relief device may be integral to the
pump itself.
Noted.
1.9 C No refrigerant pumps are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 4 of MOM 15-July-2015.
1.11 Oil recovery pot &pump/eductor C Oil distiller is installed for each suction trap. Pump/eductor is not needed. Noted.
1.13 E No drain pot would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 3 of MOM 15-July-2015.
1.14 C/E JCIs comments and exceptions to project specifications, as listed in this document, would apply. Noted.
1.15 E No Refrigerant Recovery Unit would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 4 of MOM 15-July-2015.
1.16 E No Inert Gas Purge Unit would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 5 of MOM 15-July-2015.
2.1 Inter-connecting pipe work, valve, fittings and
pipe supports
E should be done by customer at site. Accepted.
2.1 d. On-skid piping shall be run to the edge of
the base-plate and shall terminate with a flange
C Not all connection will be at the edge. Some connection may be upward. Noted.
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2.1 Note: a. All piping, valve and fittings shall be
supplied in accordance with project Piping Class
Specification (GEN4-1-PIPE-IN-0001).
E Per ANSIB31.5 standard Noted.
2.1 note: d. Auxiliary / utility units piping and piping
components will be designed as GB/T 8163,
API614 is covering piping requirements.
E Per York standard. 'Carbon steel refrigerant/oil piping would be seamless carbon steel A 106 B. All piping in oil service shall be stainless steel, 304 as
minimum.
2.4 Equipment allowable nozzle loads E Per York standard Noted.
2.5.c E Piping isometrics would not be furnished. Noted.
2.5.d E Relief valve sizing calculations would be based on only one overpressure scenario for each piece of
equipment protected. No reaction force calculations would be furnished.
Noted.
2.5.f/g/h/i/j E Manufacturer's standard relief valve test reports and material certificates would be provided. Noted.
3.1 Structural steel supports/Skid/base-plate with
leveling screw
C Shims are used instead of leveling screw. Noted.
3.3 Access stairs/ ladders
/platforms/walkways/handrails
E Not provided. Noted
4.6 Calibration certificates for all instrumentation
shall be supplied
C Instrument by Rosemount can provide the calibration certificate. Noted.
4.8 b. Local control panel shall be completely with
data entry key-pad and alpha-numeric display
C need to be futher discussed. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015.
4.10 Optional price for PLC to be SIL3-rated
SIL3 certificates shall be provided for PLC, and
SIL loop calculation to be included in the optional
price.
E Not be considered. SIL 3 PLC not required.
4.11 Some instruments within the refrigeration
package may subject to SIL requirement and SIL
certificate based on SIF calculation in detailed
engineering phase. Optional price to be provided
accordingly
E Not be considered. Refer to item 7 of MOM 15-July-2015.
5.3 b. Minimum one earthing connection per
equipment item.
C Not needed. Noted.
5.8 All on-skid local lighting required for
instrumentation, controls, panels, etc.
E Not provided. Noted.
6.2 Tags / labels for instrument wiring and tubing
(in English)
C Not for tubing Noted.
6.4 Tags / labels for piping, valves and fittings (in
English)
C Not for piping & fitting Noted.
7.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001. Painting would be per JCI standard Final color coating to be in accordance with project
requirement..
7.2 Thermal insulation
Supply and installation of all on skid cold and hot
service thermal insulation in accordance with
project specification.
E Insulation by others. York provide site supervision for insulation work. Noted.
Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION *
8.0 Noise limitation equipment / materials C need to be futher discussed. Refer to item 1 of MOM 15-July-2015.
9.9 C Note that JCI has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in our offering. Noted.
10.3 E Third part inspection (except as required for SELO) is not included in the base bid. Noted.
10.4 E Witnessed testing not included in base bid. Refer to comments on ITP.
10.5 E Controls testing to be per JCI/York standard testing procedures. Noted.
10.6 E Witnessed testing not included in base bid. Refer to comments on ITP.
11.1 C JCI's standard preparation for shipment is included. This includes shipping the packaged units with a
positive nitrogen charge.
Noted.
11.2 Preservation and protection – Supplier shall
advise any requirements for preservation of plant
and materials should they require long term
storage after delivery. Supplier shall provide all
preservation and protection required for shipment
and storage on site prior to installation.
C Site preservation and protection is by customer.JCI would furnish long term storage procedures for the
equipment. It would be the responsibility of others to ensure that the procedures are followed.
Noted.
11.3 Packing and shipping – Supplier shall ensure
that all deliverables are designed and packed for
transit to site and that packing conforms to the
requirements of the Specifications / Standards
listed in the Material Requisition.
E Packing and marking are per York standard. Refer to commercial deviations.
13.0 Lifting beams and special tools E Lifting beams by others. Special tools is not needed. Noted.
14.2 Construction spares
Supplier shall include for and price separately all
spare parts required to install and test the
equipment. These shall include 5% minimum
spare fasteners for site-made joints, gaskets for all
joints opened during testing including pressure
testing.
C need to be futher discussed. Not included in base bid. Refer to item 73 of MOM 15-July-2015.
PART II: DOCUMENTS AND DRAWINGS
SUPPLY
A0102 Process flow diagrams E Not provided. Necessary data are shown in P&ID Accepted.
A0103* Piping and instrument diagrams
Supplier’s P&ID legends shall be in accordance
with CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0001, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-
0002, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0003, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-
0004, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0005 and CMDI-8-PROJ-
25-0006.
E Legend can only be per York standard.
And the time is 10W.
Noted.
A0106 Painting specification E Not provided Final color coating to be in accordance with project
requirement..
A0107 Insulation specification C Parts need to be insulated and insulation thickness are shown in P&ID Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015.
A0108 Weight data sheet (with centre of gravity) C Shown in GA drawing Accepted.
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1975Z-1-TBT-4150-0001-A1

  • 1. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 1 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Pages modified under this revision: A1 2015/08/06 Issued for comment CHEAH CangTo WANG XinCong WANG XinCong RAO HongLing Rev. Date YYYY/MM/DD STATUS WRITTEN BY (name & visa) CHECKED BY (name & visa) REVIEWED BY (name & visa) APPROVED BY (name & visa) DOCUMENT REVISIONS Sections changed in last revision are identified by a vertical line in the right margin Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Technical Bid Tabulation for Refrigeration Compressor Package CangTo Cheah 2015.08.06 09:26:26 +08'00' XinCong Wang 2015.08.06 09:29:46 +08'00' XinCong Wang 2015.08.06 09:30:07 +08'00' HongLing Rao 2015.08.06 09:30:49 +08'00'
  • 2. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 2 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) CONTENTS EVALUATION BASED ON GEA’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL.......................................................... 4  EVALUATION BASED ON YORK’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL ....................................................... 6  COEFFICIENT OF PERFORMANCE............................................................................................... 8  DESIGN MARGIN............................................................................................................................. 8  Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation ................................................................................................ 9  Appendix 2: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for GEA refrigeration compressor package............... 10  Appendix 3: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for YORK refrigeration compressor package ............ 11  Appendix 4: York’s e-mail response regarding energy balances in economizers........................... 12  Appendix 5: GEA reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package............................... 13  Appendix 6: York reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package ............................... 14  Appendix 7: Minutes of meeting for GEA........................................................................................ 15  Appendix 8: Minutes of meeting for York........................................................................................ 16  Note: Electronic bookmarks are implemented in PDF copy of this document.
  • 3. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 3 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) This write-up and associated technical bid tabulation (Appendix 1) contain detailed technical review for the bids of SLIC project refrigeration compressor package. Material requisition for refrigeration compressor package (1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2) was sent out to two refrigeration compressor suppliers, namely GEA and York. Technical bids from both refrigeration compressor suppliers were received and evaluated in detail. To evaluate the design of refrigeration compression system offered by each supplier, it is crucial to ensure the available heat duties of refrigerant meet the required process duties. Process duties are:- a) Evaporator E-6660: 820 kW at -5 deg. C b) Evaporator E-6580: 1320 kW at -18 deg. C c) Evaporator E-6582: 550 kW at -50 deg. C Note that additional margin of 20% (on top of the above mentioned figures) is required by SLIC Project. Refrigerant R410A is mandated by SLIC Project for SLIC Refrigeration Compressor Package. R410A consists 50 weight percent of R32 and 50 weight percent of R125, with an overall molecular weight 72.6 kg/kmol. To fully understand the energy balance between the cooling medium and fluids to be cooled, it is practical to map out the overall refrigeration cycle in Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram (aka P-H diagram). P-H diagram used in this technical evaluation is in accordance with commercially available software, REFPROP - a reference fluid thermodynamic and transport properties software developed by National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST). Note that enthalpies used in suppliers’ sizing and selection program may not be identical with REFPROP’s, as the basis for equation of state in REFPROP may be different from suppliers’ sizing program. This (i.e. basis for equation of state) was discussed with suppliers, they advised that additional margins are considered in their designs (in addition to 20% margin of heat duty required by Purchaser) in term of main driver power rating and compressor suction throughput. The purpose of energy balance check (i.e. enthalpy check) provided in this evaluation is to ensure the flow rates (for -5 deg. C, -18 deg. C, -50 deg. C and economizing streams) of R410A proposed by suppliers are within the ballpark figures based on REFPROP.
  • 4. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 4 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) EVALUATION BASED ON GEA’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL P-H diagram below (refer to Appendix 2 for legible version in A4 size landscape mode) is mapped according to pressure and temperature conditions of refrigeration compressor package offered by GEA, while enthalpies are calculated from REFPROP. High stage compressor discharges 80131 kg/hr of R410A at 77.5 deg. C at 24.78 barA (enthalpy = 475.96 kJ/kg), it then gets cooled down to 41 deg. C at full condensate state (according to P-H diagram). Enthalpy value at this point is 267.98 kJ/kg, which is equivalent to a heat removal duty of 4629 kW. Preliminary calculation reveals that minimum cooling water supply of 803.35 m3/hr is needed to condense R410A from superheat to full liquid state (assumptions for cooling water as follow: density = 993 kg/m3, heat capacity at constant pressure = 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg. C), supply temperature = 33 deg. C, return temperature = 38 deg. C). 23334 kg/hr of liquid R410A (41 deg. C & 24.78 barA) is pressure throttled down to 7.83 barA at minus 0.6 deg. C (enthalpy = 413.61 kJ/kg) within tube-side of high stage economizer (subsequently routed back to high stage compressor via high stage compressor side stream nozzle), the stream is capable to remove 943.9 kW of heat from the shell side of high stage economizer. Remaining 56797 kg/hr of R410A at 24.78 barA gets further cooling in high stage economizer, from 41 deg. C (enthalpy = 267.98 kJ/kg) down to 6.4 deg. C (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg); equivalent heat load is 918.2 kW.
  • 5. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 5 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) R410A stream split-up into two portions, downstream of high stage economizer discharge:- a) 45735 kg/hr: This stream is further divided into three parts, as elaborated below:- 1) 16669 kg/hr of R410A is piped to customer evaporator E-6660 (-5 deg. C duty). With inlet condition 6.4 deg. C & 24.78 barA (209.78 kJ/kg), R410A evaporates in tube-side of E-6660 and discharges at -5 deg. C & 6.78 barA (enthalpy = 419.72 kJ/kg); which yields a heat removal duty of 972 kW. The stream cannot be directly sent back to compressor via compressor casing side stream; as actual volumetric volume rate proves too much for high stage compressor, on the other hand the pressure is higher than low stage compressor discharge pressure. It is therefore commingled (at much lower pressure, 4.3 barA) with another stream upstream of low stage compressor suction nozzle despite of energy loss (from 6.78 barA to 4.3 barA), i.e. reduced thermal cycle efficiency. 2) 27641 kg/hr of R410A routes to customer evaporator E-6580 (-18 deg. C duty). With inlet condition 6.4 deg. C & 24.78 barA (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg), R410A is able to remove 1575 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6580 with discharge condition at -18 deg. C & 4.3 barA, i.e. vapour dew point (enthalpy = 414.91 kJ/kg). 3) 1425 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled in tube-side of inter-cooler. Started-off at 6.4 deg. C & 24.78 barA (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg), pressure is reduced to 4.3 barA at the tube-side discharge port; associated discharge temperature at vapour dew point is -18 deg. C (enthalpy = 414.91 kJ/kg). Heat absorbing capacity for low pressure inter-cooling stream is 81.2 kW. As explained by GEA, the term “inter-cooler” is used (instead of “low stage economizer”) simply because low pressure economizing stream doesn’t return to compressor side stream nozzle; it enters compressor suction nozzle (via liquid knock-out drum). Note that type of inter-cooler is not different from economizer, which is direct expansion type. b) 11061 kg/hr: This portion of R410A is further sub-cooled at inter-cooler (pressure profile remains constant at 24.78 barA), from 6.4 deg. C (enthalpy = 209.78 kJ/kg) down to -11 deg. C (enthalpy = 183.86 kJ/kg); which contains 81 kW of heat to be removed by inter-cooler. R410A at -11 deg. C leaves the inter-cooler and enters evaporator E-6582 for final stage process cooling. With a desired R410A temperature of -50 deg. C at tube-side of E-6582, the associated pressure at vapour saturation curve is approximately 1.09 barA (enthalpy = 400.02 kJ/kg); it is able to remove 664.2 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6582. A manual inert gas purge unit is included in GEA’s scope in order to purge out non-condensable fluid at condenser. Non-condensable fluid may enter the refrigeration loop as a result of near-atmospheric condition at discharge tube-side of E- 6582.
  • 6. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 6 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) EVALUATION BASED ON YORK’S TECHNICAL PROPOSAL P-H diagram below (refer to Appendix 3 for legible version in A4 size landscape mode) is mapped according to pressure and temperature conditions of refrigeration compressor package offered by York, while enthalpies are calculated from REFPROP. High stage compressor discharges 76980 kg/hr of R410A at 80.9 deg. C at 25.11 barA (enthalpy = 479.53 kJ/kg), it then gets cooled down to 41 deg. C at full condensate state (refer to P-H diagram, enthalpy = 268.16 kJ/kg), equivalent heat removal duty is 4519.8 kW. Minimum cooling water supply of 784.4 m3/hr is needed to condense R410A from superheat to full liquid state (assumptions for cooling water as follow: density = 993 kg/m3, heat capacity at constant pressure = 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg. C), supply temperature = 33 deg. C, return temperature = 38 deg. C). 17940 kg/hr of liquid R410A (41 deg. C & 25.11 barA) is pressure throttled down to 10.20 barA at 13 deg. C (enthalpy = 429.42 kJ/kg) within tube-side of high stage economizer (subsequently routed back to high stage compressor via high stage compressor side stream nozzle), the stream is capable to remove 803.61 kW of heat from the shell side of high stage economizer (803.61 kW according to REFPROP). Enthalpy difference according to York’s e-mail explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 164 kJ/kg, it turns out heat removing capacity is 817 kW. Remaining 59040 kg/hr of R410A at 25.11 barA gets further cooling in high stage economizer, from 41 deg. C (enthalpy = 268.16 kJ/kg) down to 12 deg. C (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg); equivalent heat
  • 7. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 7 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) load is 815.24 kW (according to REFPROP). Enthalpy difference according to York’s e-mail explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 49.9 kJ/kg, it turns out that 818 kW of heat needs to be removed. R410A stream split-up into two portions, downstream of high stage economizer discharge:- a) 48822 kg/hr: This stream is further divided into three parts, as elaborated below:- 1) 17406 kg/hr of R410A is piped to customer evaporator E-6660 (-5 deg. C duty). With inlet condition 12 deg. C & 25.11 barA (218.45 kJ/kg), R410A evaporates in tube-side of E-6660 and discharges at -5 deg. C & 6.79 barA (enthalpy = 419.71 kJ/kg); which yields a heat removal duty of 973.09 kW. This stream cannot be directly sent back to compressor via compressor casing side stream; as actual volumetric volume rate proves too much for high stage compressor, on the other hand the pressure is higher than low stage compressor discharge pressure. It is therefore commingled (at much lower pressure, 4.29 barA) with another stream upstream of low stage compressor suction nozzle despite of energy loss (from 6.79 barA to 4.29 barA), i.e. reduced thermal cycle efficiency. 2) 28800 kg/hr of R410A routes to customer evaporator E-6580 (-18 deg. C duty). With inlet condition 12 deg. C & 25.11 barA (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg), R410A is able to remove 1572.4 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6580 with discharge condition at -18 deg. C & 4.34 barA (enthalpy = 415 kJ/kg). 3) 2616 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled in tube-side of inter-cooler. Started-off at 12 deg. C & 25.11 barA (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg), pressure is reduced to 2.53 barA at the tube- side discharge port; associated discharge temperature at vapour dew point is -27.1 deg. C (enthalpy = 413.01 kJ/kg). Heat absorbing capacity for low stage economizing stream is 141.38 kW. Enthalpy difference per York’s e-mail explanation (refer to Appendix 4) is 196.1 kJ/kg, it turns out heat removing capacity is 142.5 kW. b) 10218 kg/hr: This portion of R410A is further sub-cooled at low stage economizer (pressure = 25.11 barA), from 12 deg. C (enthalpy = 218.45 kJ/kg) down to -27.1 deg. C (enthalpy = 160.87 kJ/kg); which contains 163.43 kW of heat to be removed by low stage economizer (Enthalpy difference according to York’s e-mail explanation in Appendix 4 is 50.2 kJ/kg, it turns out that 142.5 kW of heat needs to be removed). R410A at -27.1 deg. C leaves the low stage economizer and enters evaporator E-6582 for final stage process cooling. With a desired R410A temperature of -50 deg. C at tube-side of E-6582, the associated pressure at vapour saturation curve is approximately 1.09 barA (enthalpy = 400.02 kJ/kg); it is able to remove 678.79 kW of heat from process fluid in E-6582.
  • 8. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 8 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) COEFFICIENT OF PERFORMANCE   Required input (kW)  Desired output (kW)  Coefficient of  Performance  Supplier  LP compressor  shaft power  HP compressor  shaft power  Condenser heat  duty  E‐6660  E‐6580  E‐6582  GEA  184.56  1467.6  4629  972  1575  664  0.5112  York  182.5  1609.6  4519.8  973  1572  679  0.5108  In term of thermal cycle performance, GEA’s design has higher Coefficient of Performance in comparison with York, i.e. 0.5112 and 0.5108 respectively. DESIGN MARGIN E‐6660 (kW)  E‐6580 (kW)  E‐6582 (kW)  Process requirement  820  1320  550  GEA  972  1575  664  York  973  1572  679    Calculated margin  E‐6660  E‐6580  E‐6582  GEA  118.54%  119.32%  120.73%  York  118.66%  119.09%  123.45%  Note that design duties of 120% (of process requirement) are considered in GEA and York’s proposals, however duties for E-6660 and E-6580 are slightly less than 120% according to REFPROP calculations. This is not a major concern as explained in the beginning section of this document where supplier’s in-house margins are considered for motor power rating and compressor capacity / throughput.
  • 9. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 9 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
  • 10. Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd. Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China GEA Acceptability York Acceptability Minutes of meeting & technical clarifications Minutes of meeting & technical clarifications Refer to Appendix 7 Noted. Refer to Appendix 8 Noted. Scope of supply Oil‐flooded screw compressors 1 for low pressure state, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure state, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. Compressor main drives (LV induction motor for power rating below or equal to 300 kW, HV induction  motor for power rating above 300 kW) Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. Flexible couplings (John Crane make) Complied, refer to MOM item 15. Accepted. Complied, refer to MOM item 63. Accepted. Coupling guards (stainless steel material) Complied, refer to MOM item 53. Accepted. Complied, refer to MOM item 13. Accepted. Lube oil separator / receiver with oil heater Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Oil distillers 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 2 x 100% lube oil cooler of TEMA class C 2 x 100% shell and tube coolers with GB standard. Accepted. 2 x 100% TEMA class C shell and tube coolers Noted. 2 x 100% oil filters with manual change‐over valve Complied. Accepted. 3 x 50% with manual change‐over valve, refer to MOM item 74. Accepted. 2 x 100% lube oil pumps Complied. Accepted. York offers single gear‐type lube oil pump; compressor is designed to operate without continuously running oil pump. Accepted. Supply oil distribution pipe Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Refrigerant condenser Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Refrigerant receiver (sized to include customer evaporator volumes) Provided, refer to MOM item 13. Accepted. Provided, refer to MOM item 4. Accepted. Refrigerant pump (if required) Base case: using system compressor and existing receiver. Optional quote: with standalone compressor and existing receiver. Refer to MOM item 13. Noted. Base case: using system compressor and existing receiver. Optional quote: with standalone compressor and existing receiver. Refer to MOM item 4. Noted. Economisers 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. Compressor suction knock‐out drums 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. 1 for low pressure stage, 1 for high pressure stage. Noted. Inert gas purge unit Provided. Accepted. Refer MOM item 5. Noted. On skids piping / valves / fittings Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. Piping, valve and fittings according to Project Class Specification (GEN4‐1‐PIPE‐IN‐0001). According to B31.5, refer MOM item 16. Noted. Piping according to ASME standard. Customer tie‐in connections shall be aligned with customer's flange rating, which will be commented in Supplier's  P&ID befor purchase order. Refer to MOM item 26. Noted. Oil piping shall be stainless steel 304, as minimum. Stainless steel grade 304 (minimum) will be used for all oil piping (upstream and downstream of oil filters).  TCV and solenoid valve on the oil piping are made of carbon steel. Oil coolers will be carbon steel. Oil  separator will be carbon steel. Refer MOM item 62. Noted. See MOM item 59. Noted. All gaskets, bolts and nuts within the equipment package. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. Equipment allowable nozzle loads:‐ a) main process connections on compressor flanges according to tables C.1 and C.2 of API 619. b) nozzle loads for all auxiliary connections on compressor, auxiliary equipment and process equipment  (e.g. refrigerant receiver, vessels, etc) in accordance with Appendix 3 of GEN4‐0‐VESS‐SP‐0001. c) nozzle loads for shell and tube heat exchangers in accordance with Attachment 1 of GEN4‐0‐HEEX‐SP‐ 0001. a) Complied. b) Complied. c) Complied. Accepted. According to Supplier's standard. Noted. Inputs for all pressure relief devices required by RST form. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Equipment base plate Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Lifting lugs and earthing lugs on skids and equipment. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Access stairs, ladders, platforms, walkways, handrails. Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted. All local instrumentation required for operation. Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Inter‐connecting instrument wiring (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Instrument junction boxes (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Instrument pneumatic tubing (on equipment / on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Instrument wiring and tubing supports (on skid) Provided. Noted. Provided. Noted. Calibration certificates for all instrumentation. Calibration certificates for pressure & temperature transmitters. Noted. Instrument by Rosemount can provide the calibration certificate. Noted. Minimum design temperature (in contact with liquid refrigerant) ‐60 deg. C for:‐ a) compressor suction knock‐out drums b) low and high stage economizers c) condenser d) receiver e) piping and valves For ‐50 C and ‐18 C suction traps, GEA will use "low temperature combined with low stress" criteria to select  the material per GB150. PSV not contact with liquid refrigerant, design temperature is 60 C. Refer MOM item  23. Noted. Complied, refer to MOM item 31. Noted. PLC‐based control panel (in rack room) with HMI touch screen. Microprocessor‐based logic controller (with HMI), refer to MOM item 33. Accepted. Complied. MOM item 21. Accepted. Local start / stop panel at field. Complied, MOM item 33. Accepted. Complied. MOM item 21. Accepted. SIL data / certificates for SIL‐required instrument that will be defined by Purchaser at detailed  engineering. Complied, MOM item 28. Accepted. Complied, MOM item 7. Accepted. LV induction motor for oil pump. Two motors (1 operating, 1 standby). Noted. One motor (operates during low oil pressure). Noted. Minimum two earthing termination connections shall be provided, fitted at opposite corners or sides of  the package skid. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. All on skid electrical cabling and wiring. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. All on skid cable supports and clamping facilities. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001 TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package This document is the property of TECHNIP and contains confidential information Document class: B ‐ Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Page 1 of 4 Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
  • 11. Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd. Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China GEA Acceptability York Acceptability SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001 TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package All on skid interface junction boxes supplied on the edge of skid in a safe and convenient location. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. All cable glands for cable on skid up to the interface junction boxes. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. All on skid local lighting required for instrumentation, controls, panels, etc. Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted. Main equipment nameplates in English. Complied. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. Tags / labels for instrument wiring and tubing in English. Only tag numbers will be provided. Accepted. Not for tubing. Noted. Tags / labels for instrument junction boxes in English. Only tag numbers will be provided. Accepted. Complied. Accepted. Tags / labels for piping, valves and fittings in English. Tags for piping (see TC) and valves will be provided. Accepted. Not for piping & fittings. Noted. Equipment surface coating. GEA standard corrosive environment application painting is proposed. The painting for motors follows sub‐ vendors specification. The whole package will be painted in one single color which can be specified by  customer. Stainless steel material is not to be painted. Accepted. Painting would be York's standard. Final color coating in accordance with project requirement. Accepted. Thermal insulation. Supply and installation of all on skid cold / hot service thermal insulation in  accordance with project specification. Not provided, insulaiton is out of GEA's scope. Insulation length /  quantity for piping within GEA's scope will be defined by GEA at detailed egineering (refer  MOM item 20). Accepted. Insulation by others. York provide site supervision for insulation work. York to estimate length of piping (within York's scope) requiring insulation, and thickness. Insulation requirement to  be marked in Yorks's P&ID during detailed engineering (refer MOM item 6). Accepted. Optional quotations Operator station (operation and monitoring) in central control room with 500 meters fibre optic cable. Refer to MOM item 33. Noted. York have no design ability for operator station, refer to MOM item 21. Noted. Optional price for SIL3‐rated PLC. Not available. Noted. Not considered. Noted. Noise attenuation system. Noise attenuation system to be optionally quoted. Noted. Noise level with sound blankets on compressor head to be quoted as option items. See MOM item 1. Noted. Exclusions Inter‐connecting piping between skids by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Foundations and civil works by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Gaskets and bolting for battery limit terminal points by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Instrument wiring / cabling outside package battery limit by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Cable glands for owner's cables by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. General area lighting for access and safety around the refrigeration package by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Site installation / erecton by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Evaporators by others: (a) E6580: CL2 purifying tower feed cooler (b) E6582: CL2 purifying tower  condenser (c) E6660: Chill water cooler By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. First fill of refrigerant by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. First fill of lube oil by others. By others. Accepted. York has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in the offering. Noted. Motor local start / stop stations by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Electric motor starters by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Anchor bolts by others. By others. Accepted. By others. Accepted. Factory inspection and testing Inspection and testing per project data sheets, material requisition, referenced specifications, codes and  standards. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Puchaser's inpsection ‐ free access to Supplier's works and their sub‐supplier's works for Purchaser's  representatives. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Third party inspection (as required to satisfy relevant Chinese National Design Codes and Regulations). Provided. Accepted. Third party inspection (except as required by SELO) is not included in the base bid. Accepted. Site acceptance test for refrigeration compressor package. Provided. Accepted. Provided, refer MOM item 15. Accepted. Witnessed PLC functional test. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Factory testing shall include input / output simulation. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. Functional testing of all instruments. Provided. Accepted. Provided. Accepted. This document is the property of TECHNIP and contains confidential information Document class: B ‐ Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Page 2 of 4 Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
  • 12. Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd. Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China GEA Acceptability York Acceptability SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001 TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package Protection / packing / preparation for shipment Corrosion protection and surface finish. All equipment and materials shall be supplied suitably  protected from corrosion during transit, storage, after installation and during operation. Naked packing is proposed for the project for inland shipping and GEA take exception to the packing  specification. Accepted. York's standard preparation for shipment is included. This includes shipping the packaged units with a positive  nitrogen charge. Accepted. Preservation and protection ‐ Supplier shall advise any requirements for preservation of plant and  materials should they require long term storage after delivery. Supplier shall provide all preservation  and protection required for shipment and storage on site prior to installation. Comply. Accepted. Site preservation and protection is by customer. York would furnish long term storage procedures for the equipment.  It would be the responsibility of others to ensure that the procedures are followed. Accepted. Packing and shipping ‐ Supplier shall ensure that all deliverables are designed and packed for transit to  site. Yes, with deviation & exception. Noted. Packing and marking per York standard. Noted. Scope of services Project coordinator: After purchase order placement, Supplier shall assign a project engineer  responsible for the following activities:‐ a) Act as a single point of contact for all communication between Supplier and Purchaser. b) Monitor and expedite all Supplier and sub‐supplier activities to ensure compliance with the agreed  schedule and the requirements stated in this material requisition and referenced documents. c) Monitor and expedite responses to Purchaser's communications with Supplier. d) Attend an order kick‐off meeting at Supplier's / Purchaser's office. e) Attend technical and progress meetings at Purchaser's office, these may include HAZOP, layout,  constructability, operability, maintenance and safety reviews. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Post award meetings: Supplier shall include in their scope the costs to participate in post award  meetings in Purchaser's office. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Field services: Supplier shal quote for provision of suitably qualified and experienced personnel for the  supervision of field services. Rates, manpower requirements and durations shall be quoted for the  following services:‐ a) installation b) commissioning Supplier shall recommend the scope of field services they consider necessary, specifically detailing any  mandatory field services required for warranty. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Training: Supplier shall provide a separate quote for providing suitably experienced and qualified  personnel to train the Owner's personnel in:‐ a) maintenance b) operation of the equipment offered. Training shall be carried out at Supplier's shop and a site and shall include the  provision of suppor documentation. The training and support documentation shall be in English. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Lifting beams and special tools Lifting beams: Supplier shall include for and price separately, any special lifting beams or lifting  equipment required to lift the equipment during transportation to site or during installation. Not provided. Noted. Not provided. Noted. Special tools: Supplier shall include for and price separately, any special tools required for installation,  field testing, operation or maintenance of the equipment. Oil charge pump & vacuum pump are included. Noted. Oil charge pump & vacuum pump are included. Noted. Spare parts This document is the property of TECHNIP and contains confidential information Document class: B ‐ Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Page 3 of 4 Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
  • 13. Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Client: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd. Site: Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park, Shanghai, China GEA Acceptability York Acceptability SLIC HCL Recycle Project  Material Requisition No: 1975Z‐1‐MR‐4150‐0001 TECHNICAL BID TABULATION: 1975Z‐1‐TBT‐4150‐0001 Refrigeration compressor package Capital / insurance spares Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Construction spares as optional price, i.e. 5% minimum spare fasteners for site‐made joints, gaskets for  all joints opened during testing including pressure testing. Comply. Accepted. Provided, refer email sent (21‐July‐2015) from Alice Tang to York (Appendix 3). Accepted. Commissioning and start‐up spares Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Two years operational spares. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Consumables First fill: Supplier shall only indicate equivalent grade, quantity and schedule for commonly used lube oil  in the lubricant list provided in this material requisition. The first fill of such lubricants will be provided  by Purchaser. Supplier shall confirm details of any supply of first fill of all lubricants, chemical, etc, of  not commonly available in the industry. Comply. Accepted. York has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in the offering. Noted. Operational consumables: Supplier shall provide Purchaser with a list stating the specification,  quantities, and replacement frequency of all operational consumables required for the equipment. Comply. Accepted. Comply. Accepted. Documentation Supplier data / documentation as per Part II and III of 1975Z‐1‐SR‐4150‐0001‐B2. Per agreed document list, refer to technical clarification table attached in MOM. Accepted. Per agreed document list, refer to deviation list attached in MOM. Accepted. Reference / experience list Experience list 1 reference project for R410A at ‐50 deg. C for a project in Hungary (however not supplied by GEA Suzhou,  China). Note that SLIC project R410A referigeration compressor package will be designed, manufactured and  packaged in GEA Suzhou plant (compressor heads will be designed and manufactured by Grasso‐GEA  Germany). The risk to proceed with GEA Suzhou designed R410A refrigeration compressor package should be  considered by the Project. Noted. 1 of R410A at ‐53 deg. C; 3 of R410A at ‐44 deg. C; 1 of R410A at ‐40 deg. C. Note the current base offer is based on US designed and manufactured package, but assembled in York Wuxi China. Noted. Technical acceptability Technical acceptability Technically acceptable. Accepted. Technically acceptable. Accepted. This document is the property of TECHNIP and contains confidential information Document class: B ‐ Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Page 4 of 4 Appendix 1: Technical bid tabulation
  • 14. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 10 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Appendix 2: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for GEA refrigeration compressor package
  • 15. REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13 -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. 600. 0.000 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 Enthalpy (kJ/kg) Pressure(bar) -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. 600. 0.000 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 Enthalpy (kJ/kg) Pressure(bar) -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13 5: Pressure vs. Enthalpy plot: R410A (50/50) -18 deg. C; 4.3 bara; 414.91 kJ/kg. (1) Heat exchange within -18 deg. C evaporator E-6580 at 27641 kg/hr. (2) Small fraction of R410 A (1425 kg/hr) at discharge of high stage economizer is pressure throttled to cool down main R410 A stream in inter-cooler. HP compression 23334 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool down main R410A in high stage economizer. Heat exchange within -50 C evaporator E-6582. LP compression R410A cools by cooling water inside condenser, 80131 kg/hr. 23334 kg/hr 56797 kg/hr 11061 kg/hr 45735 kg/hr Exchange heat within -5 deg. C evaporator E-6660 at 16669 kg/hr. Based on GEA e-mail reply on 31st July 2015 (2:21 pm) E-6660: 209.94 kJ/kg High stage economizer: 145.63 kJ/kg E-6580 & Inter-cooler: 205.13 kJ/kg E-6582: 216.16 kJ/kg Condenser: 207.98 kJ/kg 4629 kW 943.9 kW 972.1 kW E-6580: 1575 kW & Inter-cooler: 81.2 kW 664.2 kW E-6660 @ -5 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 820 kW b) Available heat duty: 972 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.185 E-6580 @ -18 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 1320 kW b) Available heat duty: 1575 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.193 E-6582 @ -50 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 550 kW b) Available heat duty: 664 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.207 Cooling water heat duty 803.35 m^3/hr x 993 kg/m^3 x 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg C) x 5 deg. C / 3600 s = 4629 kW 58.2 kJ/kg 918.2 kW 26.36 kJ/kg 81 kW -5 deg. C; 6.78 bara; 419.72 kJ/kg. 41 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 267.98 kJ/kg. 33 C; 4.3 bara; 461.2 kJ/kg. 0 oC High stage compressor suction conditions: -7.7 deg. C; 4.3 bara; 424.77 kJ/kg. -50 deg. C; 1.09 bara; 400.02 kJ/kg. 77.5 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 475.96 kJ/kg. 10 oC 20 oC 30 oC 40 oC 50 oC 60 oC 70 oC 6.4 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 209.78 kJ/kg. -11 deg. C; 24.78 bara; 183.86 kJ/kg. -0.6 deg. C; 7.83 bara; 413.61 kJ/kg. Absolute Appendix 2: Pressure-Enthalpy diagram based on GEA's proposal
  • 16. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 11 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Appendix 3: Pressure vs. Enthalpy diagram for YORK refrigeration compressor package
  • 17. REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13 -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. 600. 0.000 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 Enthalpy (kJ/kg) Pressure(bar) -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. 600. 0.000 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 32.0 33.0 34.0 35.0 36.0 37.0 38.0 39.0 40.0 41.0 42.0 43.0 44.0 45.0 46.0 47.0 48.0 49.0 50.0 Enthalpy (kJ/kg) Pressure(bar) -50 ?C -45 ?C -40 ?C -35 ?C -30 ?C -25 ?C -20 ?C -15 ?C-10 ?C -5 ?C 0 ?C 5 ?C 10 ?C 15 ?C20 ?C 25 ?C 30 ?C 35 ?C40 ?C 45 ?C50 ?C 55 ?C 60 ?C 65 ?C 70 ?C 75 ?C 80 ?C85 ?C 90 ?C95 ?C100 ?C REFPROP Version 9.0 2015/7/12 23:37:13 5: Pressure vs. Enthalpy plot: R410A (50/50) 17940 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool down main R410A in high stage economizer. R410A cools by cooling water inside condenser, 76980 kg/hr. 17940 kg/hr 59040 kg/hr 10218 kg/hr 48822 kg/hr Based on York's P-H diagram submitted on 5th August 2015 High stage economizer: 161.26 kJ/kg Condenser: 211.37 kJ/kg 4519.80 kW 803.61 kW E-6660 @ -5 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 820 kW b) Available heat duty: 973.1 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.187 E-6580 @ -18 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 1320 kW b) Available heat duty: 1572.4 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.191 E-6582 @ -50 deg. C a) Process required: 1.2 x 550 kW b) Available heat duty: 678.8 kW c) Calculated margin = 1.234 Cooling water heat duty 784.4 m^3/hr x 993 kg/m^3 x 4.178 kJ/(kg*deg C) x 5 deg. C / 3600 s = 4519.8 kW 49.71 kJ/kg 815.24 kW 57.58 kJ/kg 163.43 kW 41 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 268.16 kJ/kg. 0 oC 80.9 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 479.53 kJ/kg. 10 oC 20 oC 30 oC 40 oC 50 oC 60 oC 70 oC 12 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 218.45 kJ/kg. -27.1 deg. C; 25.11 bara; 160.87 kJ/kg. 13 deg. C; 10.20 bara; 429.42 kJ/kg. Absolute 80 oC -27.1 deg. C; 2.53 bara; 413.01 kJ/kg.-50 deg. C; 1.09 bara; 400.02 kJ/kg. E-6582: 239.15 kJ/kg 678.79 kW -5 deg. C; 6.79 bara; 419.71 kJ/kg.Exchange heat within -5 deg. C evaporator E-6660 at 17406 kg/hr. E-6660: 201.26 kJ/kg 973.09 kW 141.38 kWLow stage economizer: 194.56 kJ/kg -18 deg. C; 4.34 bara; 415.00 kJ/kg. E-6580: 196.55 kJ/kg 1572.4 kW Exchange heat within -18 deg. C evaporator E-6580 at 28800 kg/hr. 2616 kg/hr of R410A is pressure throttled to cool down main R410A in low stage economizer. HP stage suction: -6.4 deg. C; 4.29 barA High stage compression Low stage compression 26.5 deg. C; 4.36 bara; 455.33 kJ/kg. Appendix 3: Pressure-Enthalpy diagram based on York's proposal
  • 18. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 12 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Appendix 4: York’s e-mail response regarding energy balances in economizers
  • 19. 1 Chang To Cheah From: Henry Zhao <Henry.Zhao@jci.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2015 1:34 PM To: Chang To Cheah Cc: Jingfen Tang; frank_qin@huntsman.com; Xincong Wang; Hongling Rao Subject: 答复: SLIC refrigeration compressor package: Energy balance on LP and HP economizers Attachments: ATTACHMENT 14. PRESSURE - ENTHALPY CHART.pdf Dear Mr. Xie,    I marked the enthalpy on the chart attached. These data are got from our software.    Following are the capacity we calculated:        It should be no problem for the chart and relative data. And after compared with your data, two data are different:  enthalpy at subcooled refrigerant of low stage economizer and at superheated refrigerant of high stage economizer.    Regards    Henry Zhao 赵肖磊 China Refrigeration Tel: +86 21 6276 6509 Ext.8223 Fax: +86 21 6299 3086 Mob: 139 188 74945   发件人: Chang To Cheah [mailto:ctcheah@technip.com] 发送时间: 2015 年 8 月 5 日 11:35 收件人: Henry Zhao Appendix 4: York's e-mail response regarding economizer energy balances
  • 20. T: 81C P: 24.1 barg F: 1283 kg/min T: 41C P: 24.1 barg F: 1283 kg/min H: 113.7 kJ/kg T: 13 C P: 9.19 barg F: 299 kg/min H: 277.68 kJ/kg T: 8 C T: 12 C P: 24.1 barg F: 984 kg/min H: 63.8 kJ/kg T: -27.1 C P: 24.1 barg F: 170.3 kg/min H: 13.57 kJ/kg T: 8 C P: 9.19 barg F: 299 kg/min T: -32.1 C P: 1.52 barg F: 43.6 kg/min T: -27.1 C P: 1.52 barg F: 43.6 kg/min H: 259.87 kJ/kg T: -50 C P: 0.15 barg F: 170.3 kg/min T: -48 C P: 0.1 barg F: 170.3 kg/min T: -5 C T: -18 C T: -32.1 C T: -50 C T: 26.5 C P: 3.35 barg F: 213.9 kg/min T: -6.4 C P: 3.28 barg F: 984 kg/min T: -5 C P: 5.78 barg F: 290.1 kg/min T: -18 C P: 3.33 barg F: 480 kg/min Appendix 4: York's e-mail response regarding economizer energy balances
  • 21. TECHNIP TIANCHEN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. PLANT N° SECTION N° DOC. TYPE MATERIAL CODE SERIAL N° REV. PAGE 1975Z 1 TBT 4150 0001 A1 13 / 16 SLIC HCL Recycle Project Proprietary and Confidential information belonging to Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co., Ltd Document class B: Confidential (Not to be disclosed without authorization) Appendix 5: GEA reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
  • 22. REQ NO.: 1975Z-1-MR-4150-001 PROJECT NAME: SLIC HCL Recycle Project LOCATION: Shanghai TITLE: JOB REFERENCE AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION To: Shanghai Lianheng Isocyanate Co.,Ltd. and Technip Tianchen Chemical Engineering (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. 致:上海联恒异氰酸酯有限公司/ 德希尼布天辰化学工程(天津)有限公司 With reference to job reference list of R410a (-50℃), R410a as worldwide used R22 substitute, after R407c as R22 substitute, is favoured gradually by A/C and industrial refrigeration in USA and Europe, 关于 R410A 制冷机组(-50℃)的业绩问题, R410A 作为世界上广泛应用的 R22 的替代制冷剂,在继上世纪 90 年代中期提出使用 R407C(HCF 类制冷剂)作替代品后,在美国、欧洲逐渐受到空调、工业制冷制造业的 青睐。 At middle and low temperature application in industrial refrigeration, R22 is employed as one of more popular refrigerants because of outstanding thermodynamics performance and cheaper cost. Of course, R507 is another option used at middle and low temperature application. R410a as new substitute, due to high cost and high requirement for the design and manufacture of the system, is not preferred for domestic clients. It can be approved by the GEA Freon Job Reference List that we had submitted during bidding. 在工业冷冻中、低温使用工况,具有热力性能优越、价格低等特点的 R22 仍然是国内最广泛选用的制冷剂之一, 同时 R507 也是很常用于中、低温工况,R410A 作为新型制冷剂,由于价格较高,同时高排气压力对压缩机及 其它系统设备设计压力提出较高的要求,很少被国内客户选用,这些可以从我们前期提供的氟利昂低温制冷设 备业绩表中可以被证实。 GEA, as one of the leaders of industrial refrigeration system/equipment supplier, we focus on customized industrial refrigeration for high-end users. All of refrigerants can be used in our systems, such as R22, R507,R744(CO2) , R717(Ammonia) etc. R410 as well. GEA pays more attention on optimizing engineering and manufacturing for refrigeration equipment and system to meet industrial area application. Refrigerant can be decided by end-users. At the same time, GEA always gives recommendation for our client on refrigerant selection base on different applications. 对于基伊埃冷冻事业部而言,我们致力于为高端客户提供非标定制工业冷冻设备,我们的设备适用于市面上所 有的制冷剂,如:R410A、R22、R507、R744(CO2)、R717(氨)等等,GEA 更专注于提高我们的制冷设备、 系统的设计、制造能力,从而满足工业领域的应用。对于制冷剂可由业主任意选择,当然 GEA 也会对制冷剂 Appendix 5: GEA's reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
  • 23. REQ NO.: 1975Z-1-MR-4150-001 PROJECT NAME: SLIC HCL Recycle Project LOCATION: Shanghai TITLE: JOB REFERENCE AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION 选用上提出自己的建议供业主参考。 GEA has supplied refrigeration equipment and systems for many of world famous companies, such as Shell, DOW, BASF, Air Liquid, Roche and so on. As SINOPEC and CNPC qualified supplier, GEA made remarkable achievement on HCL recycle plants. GEA 冷冻事业部为全球众多著名的公司提供制冷设备,如壳牌石油、道化学、巴斯夫集团、法液空、罗氏等等。 在中国是中石化、中石油的一级供应商,在氯化氢催化氧化回收装置中更是有众多骄人业绩。 GEA 在国内 HCL 氧化回收项目业绩表: Job reference on HCL recycle plant application onshore 山东 Shandong 山东烟台万华化学有限 公司 Yantai Wanhua Chemical Co.,Ltd. -20/-50'C/41C/77 4/1030KW 制冷机组 Refrigeration Package R22 GEA-XD/XC 2 2014 浙江 Zhejiang 宁波万华聚氨酯有限公 司 Ningbo Wanhua -18/-50'C/41C/68 2/1030KW 制冷机组 Refrigeration Package R22 GEA-XB/XC 1 2012 GEA 在国外 HCL 氧化回收项目业绩表: Job reference on HCL recycle plant application offshore Kazincbarcika , Hungary Borsodchem RT -17/-50'C/40C/155k W+1569kW/824KW Refrigeration Package R410A GEA-Y/Y 2 2014 Any questions, please let me know. You are welcome to visit our factory and our supplied equipment at our clients’ site. Thanks. 如有任何疑问还请电话联系,欢迎到我们 GEA 苏州工厂或我们设备现场进行考察。谢谢@ Andy Feng Sales and Application Supervisor Appendix 5: GEA's reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
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  • 25. User Current Name User Country Year Process Temp, C Application Equipment # of Units Unit Model Type Driver Gas Power, KW Sogif Moissy, Cramayel France 2001 -44 Process Cooling System 1 177 410a SVN E spécial TDSH233S Screw Motor R-410a 250 Sogif-Jarrie France 2005 -44.0 Process Cooling System 1 100 E 410a SVN special TDSH193S Screw Motor R-410a 132 Ineos Chemicals Germany 2007 -40.0 Condensing Unit System 1 RWBII76 TDSH163L Screw M R-410a 139 American Electric Power USA 2008 5.0 Process Cooling System 1 RWF399 SGC2817 Screw M R-410a 1119 American Electric Power USA 2008 5.0 Process Cooling System 1 RWF177 SGC2313 Screw M R-410a 522 Cepr France 2008 -53.0 Air Cooling System 1 SC SGC2321 Screw M R-410a 280 Air Products & Chemicals USA 2012 0.0 Brine Chilling Standard York Chiller 1 YCWL0118SE46 YCWL0118 SE46 R-410a 88 Braskem Brazil 2011 -44.0 Condensing Unit System 1 M638A M638A Centrif. M/G R-410a 2147 Appendix 6: York's reference list for R410A refrigeration compressor package
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  • 110. NOTE: COMMENTS WILL BE MADE ONCE AND WILL BE CONSIDERED APPLICABLE TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PARAGRAPH CONTAINING THE SAME CONTEXT. NOTE: C=COMMENTS E=EXCEPTION NA=NOT APPLICABLE CA=COST ADDED NC=NEED CLARIFICATION' PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * Document / Rev: - Note Following comments are for the skid made in US. Relative comments to vessel, heat exchanger, instrument and electrical please refer to the proposal of local made. 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001 / Rev B2 - Requisition for Inquiry, Refrigeration Package 2.3.1 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0001, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0003, GEN4- 0-ROTE-SP-0009, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0013, GEN4-0-ROTE-SP-0018 and GEN4-1-ROTE-IN-1005. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.3.2 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-CIVE-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-CIVE-0004. Noted. 2.3.3 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0002 and GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0003. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.3.3 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0007 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0008 and GEN4-0-TECH-SP- 0009 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.3.3 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0010 , GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0013 and GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0014. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.3.4 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.3.4 C Please refer to motor supplier's comments and exceptions to specifications GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0008 and GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0014. Noted. 2.3.5 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.3.5 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0011 , GEN4-0-INST-SP-0012, GEN4- INST-SP-0013 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0015. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.3.5 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0024 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.2.6 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0001 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0007 , GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0008, GEN4- VESS-SP-0009, GEN4-VESS-SP-0010, GEN4-VESS-SP-0011 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0014. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.2.6 E Vessel fabrication tolerances would be per JCI standard QAP-18. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0017 and GEN4-0-VESS-0018. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.2.6 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0019 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0020 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.2.6 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0021 , GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0022, GEN4- VESS-SP-0023, GEN4-VESS-SP-0025, GEN4-VESS-SP-0035 and GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0036. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.2.6 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0001, GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0005 and GEN4-0-HEEX-SP- 0006 will follow at a later date. Noted. 2.2.6 C/E Tube sheet vents and drains are not applicable to JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. 2.2.7 E Complete exception is taken to specifications GEN4-0-PIPE-IN-0001, GEN4-0-PIPE-SP-0001 and GEN4- 0-PIPE-0006. Noted. 2.4 E Complete exception is taken to specifications 1975Z-1-PP-210, 1975Z-1-PP-211 and 1975Z-1-PP-212. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 2.4 C See comments and exceptions above to specification 1975Z-1-ITP-4150-0001. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 111. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * CMDI-6-PACK-DS-U6670 Rev B2V REFRIGERATION PACKAGE EQUIPMENT DATA SHEET Page 15, 3.4 E No impact testing of production welds would be done. Refer to item 47 of MOM 15-July-2015. Page 15, 3.5 E The mechanical design software that JCI uses for pressure vessels and heat exchangers does consider wind and seismic loadings. No other analysis would be performed. Refer to item 48 of MOM 15-July-2015. GEN4-0-PACK-SP-0002 / Rev B1 - General Requirements for Refrigeration Packages 2.3 C/E Refrigerant evaporators are to be furnished by others. Expansion tank and gear are not applicable to the equipment offered. Noted. 2.4 E Exception is taken to any local laws or regulation. Note that we have allowed for SELO of pressure vessels and heat exchangers. Accepted. 2.5 C/E Foundation loading information would be limited to overall package weight and location of center of gravity on our General Arrangement drawings. Noted. 4.1 C See comments within this document to any project specification listed in Document No. 1975Z-1-MR- 4150-0001 / Rev B2. Complete exception is taken to any specification not listed in Document No. 1975Z- 1-MR-4150-0001 / Rev B2. Noted. 4.2 C/E Exception is taken to all Brittish Standards (BS) listed. JCI's standard comments to API 619 would apply. Complete exception is taken to API 614 and API 670. Noted. 5.1.3 C See comment to paragraph 2.3 above. Noted. 5.1.8 E Because of the size of the system components, it will be necessary to package the condensing unit on two separate skids. Accepted. 5.1.11 E Please refer to the proposal P&IDs furnished with our quotation for extent of isolation valves included. Accepted. 5.1.12 E No expansion tank is required Noted. 5.1.13 C/E Note that the suction isolation valve (14") for the high-stage compressor has been offered as a butterfly valve. Noted. 5.2.7 C/E Equipment would comply with ANSI ASHRAE Standard 15 - Safety Code for Mechanical Refrigeration. Noted. 5.2.9 E Complete exception is taken to the project noise specification. Refer to item 1 of MOM 15-July-2015. 5.2.10 C See comments to GEN4-PACK-SP-0003 below Noted. 6.1.7 E JCI's standard cartridge-type heaters are offered in the oil separator vessel. These do not have thermostats, and are controlled by the package control panel. Accepted. 6.1.8 E No NDT of compressor casing would be performed. Refer to item 10 of MOM 15-July-2015. 6.1.1.1 E JCI has offered a water-cooled lube oil cooler. Accepted. 6.1.1.2 E No multi-port change over valve would be provided at oil filters. No pressure gauges would be provided on filters. Accepted. 6.1.1.3 C Viking oil pump proposed. Project Approved Suppliers List not received. Accepted. 6.4.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0018. JCI's standard comments and exceptions to API 619 would apply. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 6.4.3 C Compressor package offered uses differential pressure to supply oil with a single, motor-driven "demand" oil pump. Noted. 6.4.4 E Oil separator vessel would include JCI's standard "bulls-eye" sight glasses. Magnetic level indicator is not included. Accepted. 6.5.5, 6.5.6 E JCI's standard bearing arrangement is offered in the compressors. Accepted. 6.6.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0001. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 112. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 6.6.3 E Flexible disks for couplings would be stainless steel (but not TP 316). Coupling spacer length(s) would be less than 250mm. Accepted. 6.6.5 E Compressor drive couplings would not be an interferance fit to the drive shafts. Accepted. 6.7 C No gearboxes are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. 6.8.1 E Complete exception is taken to both specification GEN4-ROTE-SP-0013 and API 614. Refer to mark-up on 1975Z-1-MR-4150-0001-B2 6.8.2 E Cages of anti-friction bearings may be copper alloy materials. Accepted. 6.8.2 E Oil cooler offered by JCI includes carbon steel tubes. Accepted. 6.8.2 C/E Note that because the Frick compressors are designed with anti-friction bearings, they can be started with oil temperatures as low as 15°C. Noted. 6.8.3 E JCI's standard cartridge-type heaters are offered in the oil separator vessel. These do not have thermostats, and are controlled by the package control panel. Set point of heater control is 45°C. Accepted. 6.9.3 E Motors have been specified as IEC design rather than NEMA. IEEE 841 is therefore not applicable. Refer item 49 of MOM 15-July-2015. 6.9.8 E JCI standard tolerances would apply with regard to flatness of motor mounting surface. Accepted. 6.9.9 E JCI standard 300 Series SS motor shims would be furnished. These are not stamped with the material thickness. Accepted. 6.10.1 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-HEEX-SP-0001 elsewhere in this document. Exception is taken to NB/T 47012 which was not received. Noted. 6.10.4 C Note that the refrigerant condenser quoted is a TEMA type BXM. Noted. 6.10.8 E Small connections on the refrigerant condenser may be screwed or socket welded. Screwed not allowed. Welded connections or flanges should be applied. 6.12.6 C/E Note that the two refrigerant subcoolers offered are Direct Expansion type. Noted. 6.13.5 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-VESS-SP-0001 elsewhere in this document. Noted. 7 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 elsewhere in this document. Noted. 8.1 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 elsewhere in this document. Noted. 8.2.2 C/E See comments and exceptions to GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 elsewhere in this document. Noted. 8.2.2 C/E See comments and exceptions below to specification GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020. A digital input for customer shutdown of the unit can be provided. Noted. 8.2.3 E PLC to be package mounted. No separate local control panel provided. No external grounding provisions will be provided on PLC. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.2.4 E PLC Panel would be locally mounted on skid. PLC dimensions pending panel desing. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.2.5 E Customer to clarify "diagnostic capabilities". Diagnostic capabilities for PLC maintenance. 8.2.6 JCI/York no providing "burn-in" of microprocessor boards. Refer to item 52 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.2.7 E I/O points will have configurable alarms and shutdowns. Only instrumentation indicated on the P&ID will be available for configuration. High motor current, high motor temperature, low compressor suction pressure, high compressor discharge temperature, low oil level in the reservoir, low oil pressure, high oil temperature exiting the cooler, high oil filter pressure drop, high refrigerant level in surge drum, excessive vibration. 8.2.9 E Test switches not provided for I/O points. Test is required, but not at normal operating. 8.2.10 E A digital input for customer shutdown of the unit can be provided. Accepted. 8.2.11 E The same instrument would be used for indication, control, alarm and shutdown. To be determined at detailed engineering based on HAZOP / SIL study. 8.2.13 E Separate trip system not provided. Alarm and shutdowns will be incorporated into the rest of the PLC programming, and will not be testable outside of the normal operation of the compressor unit. Test is required, but not at normal operating. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 113. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 8.3.2.1 C/E JCI's standard thermowells are offered. These are made of 316 SS and have 3/4" socket weld process connections 1-1/2" flange connection type should be followed. 8.3.4 C/E JCI are offering reflex-type gauge glasses. Magnetic level indicators are not offered. Magnetic level indicators will be offered. 8.3.5 C No flow measurement is required and none is included. Noted. 8.3.6.1 C Control valves in refrigeration service (flashing) may require the use of trim materials harder than 316 SS. Noted. 8.3.6.3 E Block and bypass for control valves is not included. Refer to item 53 MOM 15-July-2015. 8.3.7.1 E Relief valve outlets are not dimensioned on General Arrangement drawings. Accepted. 8.3.7.2 E Relief valves on refrigerant subcoolers (DX economizers) are single valves as permitted by ASHRAE Standard 15. Please refer to system P&ID furnished with our quotation. Accepted. 8.3.7.5 E No bursting disks have been offered under relief valves. Refer to item 12 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.3.7.6 E This would be furnished for information only, not for review. Purchaser reserve the right to comment if PSV sizing deviates from related Standards / Specifications. 8.3.8 E Separate locally mounted instrument panel not supplied. All instrumentation to be wired to skid-mounted PLC. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.3.8.1 E Neither cooling water temperatures or pressure at entrance and exit of condenser would be shown on the local control panel. Accepted. 8.3.8.1 C/E No differential pressure guage would be provided on oil filters. Pressure transmitters would be provided upstream and downstream of filters with calculated pressure differential shown on the local control panel. Accepted. 8.3.8.2 C Note that area classification has been specified as non-hazardous Noted. 8.3.8.2 C/E Control panel is skid mounted - no gauge board, pressure gauges or pressure switches would be furnished. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015. 8.3.8.3 C All used terminals to be labeled per the wiring diagram. Noted. 8.3.8.4 C JCI reserves the right to adjust our price if any changes are requested Noted. 9.2 E Compressor suction strainer would be 300 series stainless steel (but not TP316). No differential pressure indicator or alarm/trip functions would be provided. Delta P indicator shall be provided on suction strainer, trip / alarm shall be implemented in York's PLC. 9.4 C/E Each of the two skids offered by JCI would include a single cooling water user. No cooling water piping, cooling water block or regulating valves are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. 9.5 E Drain connections on oil filters, piping and small system components would be less than 1" size. All nozzles opening on static equipment shall be 2" minimum. Item 67 of MOM 15-July-2015. 9.7 C/E Lube oil piping upstream of filters would be carbon steel (A106). Piping downstream of filters would be TP 304 stainless steel, electric resistance welded (ERW). Refer to item 59 of MOM 15-July-2015 9.8 E Refrigeration stop valves used on JCI package would be Danfoss, carbon steel LCC/LF2 (A352/A350). These valves are rated by the manufacturer to -60°C. Noted. 9.9 E Thermal growth information at customer tie in connections would not be provided. Allowable nozzle loads & moments will be provided. 9.12 E A bypass type filter drier would be furnished. Only a portion of the refrigerant flowing through the system would pass through the filter drier. Accepted. 10.1 E Thermal insulation is not included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015. 10.3 C Aluminum parts (i.e. coupling guard) would be painted. Refer to item 13 of MOM 15-July-2015. 10.4 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001. Painting would be per JCI standard ISP202. Final color coating to be in accordance with project requirement.. 10.6 C No galvanized materials are offered. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 114. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 11.1 E Factory run test of compressor and motor is not offered. Site performance test (or procedure for same) is not included in JCI's quoted price. Refer to item 14, 24 & 60 of MOM 15-July-2015. 11.2.1 E Piping would not be pressure tested with liquid. Piping systems would be tested with air or nitrogen at 110% of design pressure. Accepted. 11.2.1 E Control sequence test is not offered. Noted. 11.2.2 C Does this refer to a field test? Please clarify. Yes, site performance test. Site performance test procedure will be provided by York. 11.2.3 E No field test of sound and vibration levels is included. Refer to item 61 of MOM 15-July-2015. 11.2.4 C/E Vibration levels will be within JCI norms. No vibration monitoring devices are included on the compressors. Refer to item 18 of MOM 15-July-2015. 11.2.6.a E Due to test stand limitations, mechanical run test of compressor would be at 1750 RPM. No noise readings would be taken. Refer to item 14 of MOM 15-July-2015. 11.2.6.c E No halogen leak test of package would be done. Acceptance criterion for Vacuum Hold Test is a pressure rise of 300 microns (0.3 mm HG) in two hours. Noted. 11.2.6.d E Insulation resistance testing not included in JCI/York base bid, but can be added for additional cost. Noted. 11.2.2.2 Site performance testing is done by York and SLIC. Noted. 11.2.2.5 E Instrumentation necessary to conduct field performance test is excluded from JCI's proposed scope of supply. Also excluded are performance test procedure and field labor for performance testing. Noted (for instance, flow measurement on customer's evaporator will not be provided by York; to be provided by site contractor during commissioning). 13. 3. E Exception is taken to local codes or standards Noted. 13.2.5 C/E See comments to Part II of Scope of Supply (Document No. 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2) for drawing and documents supply. Noted. 13.2.5 C/E Copies of the output from JCI's compressor rating program would be furnished in lieu of performance curves. Compressor suction pressure is maintained constant, heat duty is controlled via mass flow of refrigerant. 13.2.5 C We understand the reference to "Material Requisition SR Part II" to be Part II of Scope of Supply (Document No. 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2) mentioned above. Yes, it refers to Part II and III of 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001- B2. 13.2.5 E Material and sizes of anchor bolts not furnished Sizes of anchor bolts will be recommended by York. Anchor bolts to be supplied by others. 13.2.5 C See comment elsewhere in this document concerning the Foundation loading information. Noted. 13.2.5 E Note that electrical terminal points would not be dimensioned on General Arrangement drawings. Noted. GEN4-0-PACK-SP-0003 / Rev B2 - Technical Notes for Packaged Equipment 1.1.2 E Exception is taken to any local laws or regulations. Note that we have allowed for SELO of pressure vessels and heat exchangers. Noted. 3.1 NA Not applicable Noted. 3.2 E Refrigerant and oil piping would be per ANSI/ASME B31.5 as described elsewhere in the project specifications. Noted. 3.3 E Exception is taken to BS PD 5304 and BS EN 953 Accepted. 3.4 C IEC 60079 not applicable as the area is non-hazardous. Noted. 3.4 E JCI are offering heat exchangers designed per ASME Code only, not per TEMA standards. TEMA class R is required for all shell and tube heat exchangers in R410A duties. TEMA class C for oil coolers. 3.5 C/E Please refer to comments and exceptions to Project Specifications elsewhere in this document. Noted. 6.2.4 C Note that JCI has not been advised that the equipment offered would be subject to cyclical loading. Noted. 6.3.3 C/E Note that no ladders, platforms or stairs are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 115. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 6.3.12 E Davit for manway cover on oil separator vessel is not included Davit shall be provided. Item 69 of MOM 15-July-2015. 6.4.1 E Estimated overall sound level of equipment offered is 92 dBA. Noted. 6.4.3 E Above estimate is the only information available on sound level. Buyers noise datasheet would not be completed. Noted. 6.7 C/E JCI's General Arrangement drawings would show both shipping (empty) and operating (including fluids) weights. Noted. 7.1.1 C/E Note that the discharge of the high-stage compressor and the oil separator vessel would operate at a temperature in excess of 60°C. No guarding or hot insulation is included in JCI's proposed scope. Guards on compressor (for parts that exceed 60 deg. C) are not practical, not never done before. Hot insulation on vessel and piping will be marked on related PID or drawings in detailed engineering. Insulation materials will be provided by others. 7.2.5 C Drive couplings offered would be as manufactured by Rexnord or T B Woods. John Crane make to be supplied. 7.2.9 E No mechanical string test has been offered. Noted. 7.3.1 E T. B. Woods couplings offered do not positively constrain center member. Refer to item 71 of MOM 15-July-2015. 7.5.4 & 7.5.6 E See comment to paragraph 3.2 above. Noted. 7.5.9 E Carbon steel heat exchangers offered are to ASME only (not TEMA R) and do not include a corrosion allowance. Refer to item 68 of MOM 15-July-2015. 7.5.16 E Small nozzles (3"NB or less) on the refrigerant vessels or exchangers would not include gussets. Gussets on nozzles less than 3" shall be provided. 7.5.17 E Small connections on the refrigerant vessels or exchangers may be screwed or socket welded. Screwed not allowed. Welded connections or flanges should be applied. 7.6.1 & 7.6.7 E Relief valve outlet piping is excluded from JCI's proposed scope of supply Acceptable, discharge of PSV will be routed to safe area by other. 7.7.1 E Bolting would conform to imperial standard except on certain items of equipment where the manufacturer has standardized on metric fasteners. Noted. 7.7.5 E Flange bolt holes would straddle equipment center lines. Accepted. 7.9.1 Material certificates would be provided only for pressure vessels and heat exchangers and only as required by ASME Code. Certificates would be to EN 1024 Type 3.1 where available. Required documents completely comply with TSG R0004- 2009 for static equipment shall be provided by York. 8.3 E Design of compressor package includes motor terminal box overhanging skid edge to facilitate cable entry from below. Noted. 8.4 E Skids/base-plates would be painted per JCI's ISP-202 specification. Accepted. Final coating color will be provided according to project requirement. 8.5 E No supports for buyer's cable would be included on packaged skids. Supports for customer cable cannot be provided because not knowing cable routing of customer cables. Adding of customer cable supports (by site erection contractor) on York's base plate is allowed. 8.9 E Base-plate frames would be designed to a maximum bending deflection of 1/480. Noted. 8.11 E No drip pans or drip trays are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. Drip pan not applicable for York's baseplate, as the baseplate will be filled with concrete at site. 8.12 E Base-plate frames would b open structures with no chequered plate covers. The base-plate frames are to be filled with concrete in the field. Noted. 9.1.5 E Extra gaskets and flange bolting not furnished at termination points. Refer to item 73 of MOM 15-July-2015. 9.1.7 C/E Off-skid pipework is excluded from JCI's scope of supply. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 116. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 9.1.8 C Refrigerant and oil piping would be per ANSI/ASME B31.5 as described elsewhere in the project specifications. Noted. 9.1.14 E Allowable nozzle loads on all JCI equipment would be as shown on the table on JCI drawing 560D0124. Noted. 9.2.3 & 9.2.4 E Piping of vent and drain connections is not included. Connections to safe location to be supplied by others. 9.2.7 & 9.2.8 E No spectacle blinds are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Please refer to the P&IDs furnished with our proposal for the extent of isolation valves offered. Noted. 10.1 C Comments to specification GEN4-0-ELEC-SP-0003 will follow at a later date. Noted. 10.2 C/E Grounding lugs to be provided on opposite corners of the package for customer use. Grounding of major electrical equipment to be by others. Noted. 11.1 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0001 and GEN4-0-INST-SP-0005 will follow at a later date. Noted. 11.2 C Comments to specifications GEN4-0-INST-SP-0020 will follow at a later date. Noted. 12 E Complete exception is taken to this section. Painting of equipment would be as per JCI standard ISP-202. Noted. 13 E Insulation of piping and equipment is specifically excluded from JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015. 14.4 E Manufacturer's standard nameplates would be furnished. Individual tag number will be provided for main equipment (e.g. compressors, motors, static equipment, control valves, instruments). Overall nameplate for refrigeration package will be provided with minimum information requested in this clause, i.e. 14.4 of this specification. 15.2.2 E For ASME Code vessels, test pressure would be as required by Code. Noted. 15.2.2 & 15.2.3 C/E Piping would not be pressure tested with liquid. Piping systems would be tested with air or nitrogen at 110% of design pressure. Noted. 15.2.6 E Certificates for test fluid temperature and mineral content would not be provided. Hydrostatic test not applicable, pneumatic test will be performed instead. 15.2.9 E Leak test procedure would be submitted for information only, not for review. Noted. 16.2. C/E JCI would be responsible for costs associated with third party inspection of ASME pressure vessels. No other costs for third party inspection are included. JCI would be responsible for costs associated with Chinese authority supervision for pressure vessels. Registration fee for working site of pressure vessels out of JCI's scope. 16.6, 16.7 & 16.8 C/E Controls testing would be as per JCI/York standard testing procedures. Noted. 16.9 E No string test, complete unit test or performance tests are offered. Noted. 17.1 C/E Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) may be furnished in lieu of COSHH datasheets. Noted. 17.2.5 C/E Generally, JCI will protect the interior of vessels and pipework by evacuating and charging with dry nitrogen - dessicant bags not used. Noted. 17.2.8 C JCI would furnish long term storage procedures for the equipment. Noted. 18.1 E No special tools are required for installation and none are included. Noted. 18.3 E Lifting lugs would be furnished for all components with weight in excess of 50 LB (23 kg). Noted. 18.4 E Strength calculations for lifting lugs on structural base-frames would be submitted for information. No other lifting lug calculations would be submitted. Noted. 18.5 E No spreader bars, lifting beams or lifting equipment is included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 117. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 18.8 E No lifting procedure would be submitted. General information on lifting packaged skids would be provided in JCI's pre-start-up package. Noted. 18.9 C Single point lift of packaged skids will require appropriate spreader bars (designed and supplied by others). Noted. 19 C No construction templates are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Noted. 20.5 C Because of the design of the Frick compressor's lubrication sytem (oil is fed by system pressure differential) these requirements are understood to be not applicable. Noted. 20.7 C/E JCI's proposed scope does include the first fill of the compressor lubricant. No other lubricants or consumables are included. Noted. 20.8 C/E Lube and seal oil piping upstream of filters would be carbon steel and piping downstream of filters would be stainless steel. Refer to item 59 of MOM 15-July-2015 21.3 C Please refer to comments above to Part II of specification 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001 / Rev B2 Noted. 21.4 E If additional drawings and documents are requested, there would be a commercial impact. Noted. 21.8 E JCI's quoted lead time is based on return of submitted documents within ten (10) working days. Accepted. 1975Z-1-ITP-4150-0001-B1 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN Procedure, qualification C Procedure and qualification can only be reviewed at factory, not submit. Noted. 3. SUPPLIER ’S FABRICATION QUALITY CONTROL PLAN C Combined with ITP Noted. INSPECTION OF REFRIGERATION PACKAGE U6670 Chemical/Physical Properties C For pressure vessel For compressor casing, rotors, oil pumps, motor main parts, heat exchangers and pressure vessel. Material Heat Treatment C If applicable Noted. Heat Stability (Forgings) E Not be done. Heat stability for forging needs to be provided if applicable. NDT Cast Impellers NA Not applicable Noted. NDT Parent Materials E Not be done. NDT on parent material needs to be done if applicable according to code & standards. Verify Sub-supplied assemblies E Not verify. Sub-suppliers' quality shall be guaranteed by York. NDT Edges E Not be done. Noted. Gear Teeth Check NA Not applicable Noted. Heat Treatment C If applicable Noted. Production Test Plates C If applicable Noted. 10 NDT Completed Welds C Not all welds Noted. 12 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL TESTS C For pressure vessel According to codes & standards, as applicable. 13 pumps E Only test report of pressure test and performance test will be done. No witness Witness test on oil pumps are needed. 13 compressor: -Auxiliary Piping E Pressure test will be done with whole skid. Accepted. Helium Test E Not be done. Accepted. Lube Oil Resevoir Static Water C need to be clarified Not applicable. Residual Magnetism Test E Not be done. Noted. Runout Check E Not be done. Noted. Mechanical Run (Main Rotor) C Test for whole compressor block Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 118. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * Mechanical Run (Spare Rotor) E Not be done. Not recommended to purchase spare rotors. Spare compressor head is recommended. Verify Lateral Crit Speed E Not be done. Noted. Verify Rotors Insensitivity E Not be done. Noted. Performance Test to ISO 1217 E Not be done. Refer to item 16 of MOM 15-July-2015. Complete Unit Test (string) E Not be done. Refer to item 15 of MOM 15-July-2015. Noise Level Test E Not be done. To be carried out at site. Heat Soak Test E Not be done. Noted. 13 Lube and Seal Oil Systems C Pneumatic test with whole skid. Cleanliness Test and Functional Test will not be done. Noted. 14. FINAL INSPECTION Fit-up Test E Not be done. Not applicable. 15. COATING/FINISH Polish Inspection E Not be done. Noted. 17. DESPATCH VERIFICATION C No report will be submitted. Design documentation certified & quality plan complete. Page 9 INSPECTION OF DRUM (Receiver/ Storage vessels in the Package, etc.) 6. MATERIALS RECEIPT Perform Supplementary NDT E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 7. CUTTING NDT Edges E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 10. NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING NDT Weld Repairs C Not all welds Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 11. POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT C If applicable Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 13 Carry Out Tests E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 16. FINAL INSPECTION: Load Tests Fit-up Test E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. INSPECTION OF CONDENSER ( Including Economisers, etc.) 7. CUTTING Crack Detect Cut Edges E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 13. NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING NDT complete welds C Not all welds Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 14 Carry Out Tests E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. 16. FINAL INSPECTION: Load Tests Fit-up Test Performance Tests Noise Tests Rotating Equipment Vibration Simulation Tests E Not be done. Refer to item 62 of MOM 15-July-2015. instrument subvendor list for 1975Z project Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 119. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * Compressor Bearings E S.K.F. or F.A.G Accepted. Compressor Mech Seal E AMS Accepted. Compressor Drive Coupling E Rexnord or T.B. Woods Refer to item 63 of MOM 15-July-2015. PLC panel E Allen Bradley/Rockwell Accepted. Specialty pressure regulators in compressor lube system E Fulflo or Jordan Valve Accepted. Items 5 through 14 NA Not applicable Noted. Item 18 Vibration Transmitter NA Not applicable Noted. Instrument cable E York standard vendor York to provide instrument cable spec. for review. Junction Box E Eaton Cooper Crouse Hinds Noted. Safety Relief Valves C we would like to add Farris to the list of acceptable manufacturers Accepted. Rupture Discs NA Not applicable Refer to item 12 of MOM 15-July-2015. 1975Z-1-SR-4150-0001-B2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY 1.1 d. Compressor shall be equipped with a 316 stainless steel suction strainer and the strainer is with a differential pressure indicator with an alarm/trip function for machinery protection to be read from the control panel. C Compressor suction strainer would be 300 series stainless steel (but not TP316). A differential pressure indicator with an alarm/trip function is not provided. Delta P indicator shall be provided on suction strainer, trip / alarm shall be implemented in York's PLC. 1.2 Spring to reduce vibration C Spring is not needed. Noted. 1.4 Gear unit NA Directly connect with motor with coupling. Not applicable. Noted. 1.5.b E Flexible disks for couplings would be stainless steel (but not TP 316). Coupling spacer length(s) would be less than 250mm. Noted. 1.6 Lube oil system C Design of the lube oil system refer to P&ID Noted. 1.6.a E The oil separator vessel (at compressor discharge pressure) serves as the lube oil reservoir. This vessel would be fabricated from low carbon steel. Noted. 1.6.b E JCI are offering a single, gear-type, lube oil pump. Note that the JCI compressor is designed to operate without a continuously running oil pump. Noted. 1.6.c E JCI are offering a single, water-cooled oil cooler. This exchanger meets requirement of ASME Code but is not per TEMA C. Refer to item 74 of MOM 15-July-2015. 1.6.d E JCI are offering 3 x 50% oil filters as shown on our proposal P&ID. Noted. 1.6.e E No check valve would be furnished on oil pump discharge. Oil pump relief device may be integral to the pump itself. Noted. 1.9 C No refrigerant pumps are included in JCI's proposed scope of supply. Refer to item 4 of MOM 15-July-2015. 1.11 Oil recovery pot &pump/eductor C Oil distiller is installed for each suction trap. Pump/eductor is not needed. Noted. 1.13 E No drain pot would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 3 of MOM 15-July-2015. 1.14 C/E JCIs comments and exceptions to project specifications, as listed in this document, would apply. Noted. 1.15 E No Refrigerant Recovery Unit would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 4 of MOM 15-July-2015. 1.16 E No Inert Gas Purge Unit would be furnished with the equipment. Refer to item 5 of MOM 15-July-2015. 2.1 Inter-connecting pipe work, valve, fittings and pipe supports E should be done by customer at site. Accepted. 2.1 d. On-skid piping shall be run to the edge of the base-plate and shall terminate with a flange C Not all connection will be at the edge. Some connection may be upward. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 120. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 2.1 Note: a. All piping, valve and fittings shall be supplied in accordance with project Piping Class Specification (GEN4-1-PIPE-IN-0001). E Per ANSIB31.5 standard Noted. 2.1 note: d. Auxiliary / utility units piping and piping components will be designed as GB/T 8163, API614 is covering piping requirements. E Per York standard. 'Carbon steel refrigerant/oil piping would be seamless carbon steel A 106 B. All piping in oil service shall be stainless steel, 304 as minimum. 2.4 Equipment allowable nozzle loads E Per York standard Noted. 2.5.c E Piping isometrics would not be furnished. Noted. 2.5.d E Relief valve sizing calculations would be based on only one overpressure scenario for each piece of equipment protected. No reaction force calculations would be furnished. Noted. 2.5.f/g/h/i/j E Manufacturer's standard relief valve test reports and material certificates would be provided. Noted. 3.1 Structural steel supports/Skid/base-plate with leveling screw C Shims are used instead of leveling screw. Noted. 3.3 Access stairs/ ladders /platforms/walkways/handrails E Not provided. Noted 4.6 Calibration certificates for all instrumentation shall be supplied C Instrument by Rosemount can provide the calibration certificate. Noted. 4.8 b. Local control panel shall be completely with data entry key-pad and alpha-numeric display C need to be futher discussed. Refer to item 21 of MOM 15-July-2015. 4.10 Optional price for PLC to be SIL3-rated SIL3 certificates shall be provided for PLC, and SIL loop calculation to be included in the optional price. E Not be considered. SIL 3 PLC not required. 4.11 Some instruments within the refrigeration package may subject to SIL requirement and SIL certificate based on SIF calculation in detailed engineering phase. Optional price to be provided accordingly E Not be considered. Refer to item 7 of MOM 15-July-2015. 5.3 b. Minimum one earthing connection per equipment item. C Not needed. Noted. 5.8 All on-skid local lighting required for instrumentation, controls, panels, etc. E Not provided. Noted. 6.2 Tags / labels for instrument wiring and tubing (in English) C Not for tubing Noted. 6.4 Tags / labels for piping, valves and fittings (in English) C Not for piping & fitting Noted. 7.1 E Complete exception is taken to specification GEN4-0-TECH-SP-0001. Painting would be per JCI standard Final color coating to be in accordance with project requirement.. 7.2 Thermal insulation Supply and installation of all on skid cold and hot service thermal insulation in accordance with project specification. E Insulation by others. York provide site supervision for insulation work. Noted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting
  • 121. PARAGRAPH C/E COMMENT/EXCEPTION RESOLUTION * 8.0 Noise limitation equipment / materials C need to be futher discussed. Refer to item 1 of MOM 15-July-2015. 9.9 C Note that JCI has included the first fill of compressor lubricant in our offering. Noted. 10.3 E Third part inspection (except as required for SELO) is not included in the base bid. Noted. 10.4 E Witnessed testing not included in base bid. Refer to comments on ITP. 10.5 E Controls testing to be per JCI/York standard testing procedures. Noted. 10.6 E Witnessed testing not included in base bid. Refer to comments on ITP. 11.1 C JCI's standard preparation for shipment is included. This includes shipping the packaged units with a positive nitrogen charge. Noted. 11.2 Preservation and protection – Supplier shall advise any requirements for preservation of plant and materials should they require long term storage after delivery. Supplier shall provide all preservation and protection required for shipment and storage on site prior to installation. C Site preservation and protection is by customer.JCI would furnish long term storage procedures for the equipment. It would be the responsibility of others to ensure that the procedures are followed. Noted. 11.3 Packing and shipping – Supplier shall ensure that all deliverables are designed and packed for transit to site and that packing conforms to the requirements of the Specifications / Standards listed in the Material Requisition. E Packing and marking are per York standard. Refer to commercial deviations. 13.0 Lifting beams and special tools E Lifting beams by others. Special tools is not needed. Noted. 14.2 Construction spares Supplier shall include for and price separately all spare parts required to install and test the equipment. These shall include 5% minimum spare fasteners for site-made joints, gaskets for all joints opened during testing including pressure testing. C need to be futher discussed. Not included in base bid. Refer to item 73 of MOM 15-July-2015. PART II: DOCUMENTS AND DRAWINGS SUPPLY A0102 Process flow diagrams E Not provided. Necessary data are shown in P&ID Accepted. A0103* Piping and instrument diagrams Supplier’s P&ID legends shall be in accordance with CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0001, CMDI-8-PROJ-25- 0002, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0003, CMDI-8-PROJ-25- 0004, CMDI-8-PROJ-25-0005 and CMDI-8-PROJ- 25-0006. E Legend can only be per York standard. And the time is 10W. Noted. A0106 Painting specification E Not provided Final color coating to be in accordance with project requirement.. A0107 Insulation specification C Parts need to be insulated and insulation thickness are shown in P&ID Refer to item 6 of MOM 15-July-2015. A0108 Weight data sheet (with centre of gravity) C Shown in GA drawing Accepted. Appendix 8: York's Minutes of Meeting