1.4.1.6
Printed Circuitboards Information
Include a schematic diagram and board photographs or component layout
drawings, with parts labeled, for each type of board and as a parts list
containing complete description of discrete components and integrated
circuits.
1.4.2
Calculations
Submit hangar load calculations and equipment foundation design loading
requirements for conditions of testing and operation including a loading
plan showing design base loads for each piece of equipment and equipment
support. Submit FGD system panelboard heat load for use in design of
control room air-conditioning system.
1.4.3
Additional Product Data
For resistance temperature detectors, submit calibration curve showing
predicted resistance versus temperature for the range of 0 C to 1,000
degrees C 32 to 1832 degrees F. For vanes and dampers requiring control
drives, submit the maximum allowable torque and forces to avoid damage to
the damper or vane components. For insulation, include a tabulation
including manufacturer, manufacturer's designation, and complete
specifications including density, thermal conductivity, sound transmission
loss, flexural strength, compressive strength, temperature rating, and
dimensional stability. Submit detailed specifications of any rubber hose
and rubber-lined pipe proposed for use. For electric motors, submit
nameplate data for motors including the manufacturer's name, model, serial
number, type and frame designation, power horsepower rating, and time
rating. For fans, provide octave band sound pressure levels, fan
performance curves, class, air flow, pressure, power horsepower, and
efficiency. For draft equipment, submit certified performance data
including performance curves showing flow vs. head, efficiency and brake
power horsepower from zero flow to at least 120 percent of maximum design
flow.
1.5
QUALITY ASSURANCE
1.5.1
Manufacturer Experience
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NOTE: Contractor equipment used for experience
requirements shall be at least as efficient as local
or state percent sulfur dioxide removal regulations.
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The Contractor shall have successfully met air pollution emission
requirements on two coal-fired boilers each with a minimum of 4719
L/s10,000-actual cubic feet per minute (acfm) or larger similar spray dryer
sulfur dioxide absorber and fabric filter baghouse systems. The completed
system shall have utilized lime slurry as the absorbent material. Slurry
atomization shall have been by rotary atomization or by two-fluid nozzle
atomization. The completed system spray dryer sulfur dioxide absorber shall
have been designed for and operated at inlet flue gas temperatures of 177
degrees C 350 degrees F or less, and shall have achieved at least [_____]
percent sulfur dioxide removal including sulfur dioxide removal in the
baghouse during performance testing. The Contractor shall have also
successfully met air pollution emission requirements at least five fabric
filter baghouse installations of a size comparable to or larger than that
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