TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

OF
GAS PIPELINE WORK
FOR
NITROGEN, LPG, COMPRESSED AIR & STEAM

1.0 SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work includes design, supply, installation/ erection, testing & successful
commissioning and handing over to CDRI the complete Gas Pipeline Work for Nitrogen, LPG,
Compressed Air and Steam on item rate contract.

The work shall be executed as per CPWD specifications and other applicable specifications.

These specifications shall be read in conjunction with the General Conditions of Contract &
Additional Conditions of Contract.

Power supply of 3 phase, 415 Volts, 50 Hz, AC shall be provided at one point by EPI / CDRI for
group testing & commissioning of complete Gas Pipeline Work for Nitrogen, LPG, Compressed
Air and Steam system after erection is completed. However, the contractor shall make his own
arrangements for power required during construction, fabrication, erection & trial run etc.

1.1 LOCATION / BUILDINGS WHERE GAS SERVICES ARE TO BE PROVIDED

Gas services (Nitrogen, LPG, Compressed Air and Steam) are to be provided in North & South
Wing of Chemical, Preclinical and Biological Labs, as per the table given below ;

Gases Chemical Labs Preclinical Labs Biological Labs

Nitrogen Provided in all labs Provided in all labs Provided in all labs
LPG Provided in all labs Provided in all labs Provided in all labs
Compressed Air Provided in all labs Provided in all labs Provided in all labs
Steam Provided in three Not required Not required
type of labs

- Steam is to be provided in three types of Chemical labs namely;

a) Medical Chemistry labs
b) Central Chemical Library labs
c) Natural Product Chemistry labs

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1.2 BATTERY LIMITS

(a) Nitrogen & LPG

From outlet of source (Nitrogen Cylinder Bank /LPG Cylinder Bank) located at one side of lab
to final termination in each lab at four outlets. The scope also includes installation of Nitrogen
Cylinder Bank & LPG Cylinder Bank. However, Nitrogen / LPG cylinders shall be provided by
CDRI / EPI.

(b) Compressed Air

From outlet of source (Compressed Air) located in between North & South wing of lab to final
termination in each labs at four outlets. The scope also includes installation of compressor
(1 working + 1 Standby) with all accessories, for each type of labs.

(c) Steam

From outlet of source (Steam generator / Boiler) located near Chemical labs to final
termination in only three types of Chemical labs ( namely Medical Chemistry labs, Central
Chemical Library labs and Natural Product Chemistry labs ) at four outlets.

However, the source i.e. Steam generator / Boiler for Steam shall be in the scope of other
contractor.

2.0 GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR PIPING

* Piping layout is dictated by the relative locations of connecting

* Adequate number of drain and vents shall be provided as per the system / layout & pid
requirements
* Valves shall be located and oriented such a way that these are easily accessible for
operation and maintenance.
* While providing openings in floor/walls for pipe crossing due care shall be taken for the pipe
thermal movement and insulation thickness.

Corrosion Allowance
The following minimum allowance for corrosion of pipings shall be provided for surfaces to be
contacted with service fluid. The detail shall be in accordance with Engineering Specification H-
103 "Piping Materials".

(1) Carbon steel : 1.0mm

(2) Low alloy steel : 1.0mm

(3) High alloy steel (Stainless Steel, etc.) : 0mm)

(4) Non-ferrous material : 0mm

(5) Non-metallic material : 0mm

Nominal Size of Pipings

Minimum size of pipings shall be NPS 15 nb, unless otherwise noted.

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2.1 PIPING COMPONENTS

2.1.1 Pipes

For straight run portions of piping systems, pipes shall be applied.

2.1.2 Elbows, Bends and Miters

(1) Change in direction of piping systems shall be made with elbows, bends or miters.

(3) When bend is applied, the material specification shall be as same as pipe. The bend
radius shall be reasonably decided considering reduction of the thickness.

(4) Miters fabricated from pipes may be applied under following conditions. In this case, a
maximum angle between adjacent miter axes shall be 22.5 degree.

(a) 10 kgf/cm2G [1 MPa (gauge) ] and under, for temperature upto 200C.

(b) 7 kgf/cm2G [0.7 MPa (gauge)] and under, for temperature above 200C upto
260C.

(5) Long radius elbows shall generally be used for piping for NPS 2 and over, except where
design requirements dictate the application of short radius elbows.

2.1.3 Reducers

(1) Change in piping sizes shall be made with reducers.

(2) Reducer shall generally be of concentric type except on Pipe Rack or wherever specified.

2.1.4 Branch Connections

(1) Branch connection of pipings shall be made with branch materials (components) such as
smooth or fabricated tees, half-couplings, welding outlets, etc, or welded pipe-to-pipe
connection.

(2) If wall thickness of pipe is insufficient to sustain the pressure and thermal stress in case
that welded pipe-to-pipe branch connection is applied, a reinforcement pad shall be
provided at the nozzle weld portion.

(3) When welded pipe-to-pipe branch connection is applied, pipings shall be designed so that
the angle of intersection between the branch and the run (header) is not less than 45
degree.

2.1.5 Flanges

Flanges shall be applied for piping connections at flanged equipment nozzles and in-line piping
elements such as valves, strainer, instruments, etc. However, as an exception, flanges shall
also be provided for following cases:

(1) Where frequent dismantling of piping is required.

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 (2) Where plastics, non-metallic, cast iron or lining piping systems can not be welded or
otherwise jointed except by flanges.

(3) Where mentioned in P & ID for every change of direction for chemical cleaning.

2.1.6 Valves

(1) Valves shall be provided according to P&I and for isolation of piping system, flow control,
etc.

(2) Type of valves to be applied shall be in accordance with P&I

(3) Valves shall be installed on the place considering the operability.

2.1.7 End Closures

Piping ends shall be closed with plugs, caps or blind flanges.

2..1.8 Blanks

Blanks shall be provided to the extent as shown on P&I in order to realize complete isolation of
piping systems.

2.1.9 Strainers

Strainers shall be provided to the extent as shown on P&I.

2.1.10 Connection of Piping

(1) Pipings shall generally be connected in the following manner.

(a) For pipings of NPS 2 and over, piping materials (components) shall be welded
each other directly.

(b) For pipings of NPS 1 1/2 and under, socket welded or screwed type components
shall be applied for the connection.

(2) Seal welding shall generally be applied to all the screwed connections except where
frequent opening is required.

2.1.11 Material Specification Change

When a piping is connected to another piping of different material specification (material,

pressure rating, etc) the class break shall generally be accomplished at the valve or the flanged
joint.

(1) As a rule, the valve or the flanged joint shall be included in the higher material
specification between the two, unless otherwise indicated on the P&I.

(2) Dissimilar welding shall be avoided as far as possible.

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2.1.12 Insulation for Pipings

(1) Application of insulation for pipings shall conform to indication on the Line Schedule.

(2) Material and thickness of insulation to be applied shall be in accordance with

Engineering Specification L-101 "Thermal Insulation Design".
2.2 DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS

2.2.1 Piping Route

Piping shall be routed for the shortest possible run with minimum number of fittings consistent
with provision for expansion and flexibility. The assembly, removal and support of pipings and
equipment shall also be taken into consideration.

2.2.2 Allocation of Pipings

(1) All pipings in plant, except drain pipings, sewer pipings and other special use pipings,
shall be grouped on overhead piperacks. Pipings that can not be allocated on overhead
piperacks physically shall be run on sleepers or in pipe trenches with following
considerations.

2.2.3 Side Clearances of Pipes

(1) To permit ready access for the removal and/or maintenance of a pipings, a minimum side
clearance of 25 mm shall be provided between pipings. Thermal movements, thickness of
insulation to be applied and the maximum diameter of flanges shall be considered in
determining allocation of pipings with side clearances. Space for the connection of
instrument piping/tubing to in-line instruments shall also be considered.

(2) A minimum side clearance between piping and structure shall be 50mm

2.2.4 Installation of Valves

(1) Valves shall generally be installed in horizontal piping with upward handle direction.
However, when the valve installation is not reasonable by some reasons such as space
limitation in piping arrangement, operability of the valves etc., valves shall be installed in
vertical piping.

(2) Valve stem shall generally not be directed downward against horizontal line.

(3) The minimum clearance between valve handwheels shall generally be 100mm. However,
small size valves of NPS 1 1/2 and under may be installed so that the minimum clearance
between their handwheels is 50mm.

2.2.5 Steam and Utility Gas Piping Systems

(1) Branch lines from headers of steam and utility gases (such as instrument air, plant air,
nitrogen etc) shall generally be taken from the top of the header.

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 (2) Steam traps shall be provided to the extent required for operation as shown in the P&I and
shall generally be provided for each drain pocket of steam pipings other than super-
heated.

2.3 Pump Pipings

2.3.1 General

(1) Piping around pumps shall be arranged so that ready operation and maintenance is
realized with keeping necessary space.

(2) Draining of suction and discharge piping can be accomplished through a drain port of
pump casing, as far as possible. If it is impracticable due to the piping figure or other
reasons, drain connection shall be provided at the lowest point of the piping.

2.3.2 Suction Pipings

(1) Pump suction pipings shall be arranged to minimize pressure drop and to
avoid pockets.

(2) Where size adjustment is required between the connection piping and pump nozzle, a
reducer shall be applied as follows:

(a) The reducer shall be located close to pump nozzle.

(b) Type of reducer shall generally be of eccentric with top flat use except for special
services such as slurry.

(3) Where the P&I instructs, strainers shall be installed in pump suction pipings.

2.3.3 Discharge Pipings

(1) The discharge piping shall have a check valve between the pump nozzle and a block
valve.

(2) Care shall be taken for the arrangement of discharge pipings so as not to disturb the
maintenance works of pumps and their drivers.

2.3.4 Compressor Pipings

(1) Pipings connecting to centrifugal compressors shall be so supported that the nozzle
alignment work can be carried out easily.

(2) Suction and discharge pipings connecting to reciprocating compressors shall be arranged
at grade around the compressor.

(3) Where dismantling of pipings are required for maintenance of the compressor, flanged
joints shall be provided in these pipings.

(4) Where the P&I instructs, strainers shall be provided in suction pipings.

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2.4 SITE LAYOUT

2.4.1 Unloading and Loading Facilities

Unloading and loading facilities should be located in the edge of the site near the point of entry
(i.e. near the rail spur or pier).

2.4.2 Utility Facilities

Supply facilities of utilities, that is, steam, water, air, electricity, etc should be located near
process main unit as much as possible keeping adequate safety requirements.

2.5 Compressors

2.5.1 Compressors should be ground mounted with piping and auxiliaries arranged for convenient
access and maintenance except following cases:

(1) When piping connection nozzles are arranged in bottom side of the compressors, the
compressors may be elevated sufficiently to permit piping and auxiliaries to be located
below operating platform.

(2) When the compressor is steam turbine driven with the steam condenser, the compressor
may be elevated sufficiently to install the steam condenser under the steam turbine.

2.5.2 For maintenance of compressors and their auxiliaries, either a bridge or gantry crane or
unobstructed access for a mobile crane shall be planned to permit easy removal of each
components of the compressors and auxiliary unit (oil console, etc.).

2.5.3 Based on the climatic conditions, necessity of shelters shall be considered for protection of
equipment and operator. The shelters shall be designed to secure enough space for
maintenance and operation.

2.6 SAFETY DISTANCE

Followings are general requirements concerning safety distance of plant facilities. If applicable
safety code requirements are more severe, the code requirements shall govern.

(1) Pumps and compressors handling flammable materials, which are expected to leak shall
be located a minimum 15 m away from fired equipment. Other than pumps and
compressors, the distance may be reduced to a minimum 8 m.

(2) Equipment such as towers, vessels taller than the end points of the fire stack should not
be located within 50 m radius of such discharge ends.

(3) Equipment and pipings handling flammable materials shall not be placed within 15 m of
building such as control room, switch room etc.

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 (4) Oxygen manufacturing unit, if any, shall be away 10 m or more from equipment handling
flammable materials.

(5) Large electrical equipment such as switch gears, should not be placed in hazardous area.
Classification and spacing requirements concerning the hazardous area shall be in
accordance with applicable codes.

GENERAL NOTE :

1. Pipe spacing in the Table is calculated on the following conditions.

a) Pipe sizes are based on JIS or ANSI (larger one).
b) Flanges are of 300 class of JPI, ANSI or API. They should not be placed side-by-side.
c) Clearances between one pipe and another :

25 25 50

L L L

TABLE-A TABLE-B TABLE-C

2. In general Table A is to be used and Table B is only for special cases.

3. For hot or cold insulated line, add its insulation thickness.

4. Table - A should be corrected at application when flange classes other than that specified above are
used, piping movement by thermal expansion are expected, special shape of instrument is installed
in the line, piping is likely subject to vibration high pressure line and / or special pipe-hanging
attachment is installed.

Table for corrective value

Pipe spacing in the Table - A are based on 300 class of JPI, ANSI, API flanges (For 22B, class 300 of
MSS). Pipe spacings for the flanges other than above are obtained by using the Table for Corrective
Value.

In obtaining corrective value, use nominal pipe size of the pipe to which the flange is attached.

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Example 1 :

Spacing in Table A for (10B - 6B) = 335

Corrective value for (JIS10k - 10B) = -20

Spacing in question = 335 - 20 = 315

10B 6B
JIS 10K FLANGE

Example 2 :

Spacing in Table B for (10B - 6B) = 325

Corrective value for (JPI600 - 6B) = +20

Spacing in question = 325 + 20 = 345

6B 10B
JPI 600 class FLANGE

2.7 All 90 deg elbows shall be long radius. If impractical, the application of short radius elbows shall
be clarified

2.7.1 Piping route

(1) Piping shall be routed such that the optimum piping layout is achieved in terms of process
requirements, ergonomics, operation, inspection and maintenance. Having considered
these factores, the number of flanges, fittings, valves and welds shall be minimised.

2.8 Steam trap piping

2.8.1 Consideration

a. Steam traps should be located at a lower level than driplegs or equipment to be drained.

b. Lines from driplegs to steam traps shall have no drain pocket and no riser for gravity flow.

c. Steam traps shall be located such that they are easy to maintain and replace, but not to
obstruct accessiblity.

2.8.2 Typical arrangement of steam trap

a. Exhaust-to-atmosphere type
A block valve and a block-valved bypass should be installed at upstream of the trap.
(Fig.4.3.5(2)-a)

9 (Header)
 (Sewer)

Fig 4.3.5(2)-a

2.9 Air piping

2.9.1 General

(1) Air supply sub-header branched from network header should be provided to air user
areas. Piping size shall be considered based on the header arrangement. The procedure
to finalize the piping size shall be confirmed with CDRI / EPI at job execution stage.

(2) Branches shall be taken from the top of air supply header to prevent carryover condensed
moisture.

(3) Air injection line to process lines shall have a block valve,a check valve and a NPS 3/4
bleeder at the close location of the injection point in accordance with P&ID. The block
valve shall be located between a check valve and a process line and a bleeder shall be
located between two valves which are easily accessible for operation.

(4) Isolation valve shall be provided in horizontal at the taken-off point of header in
accordance with PID.

(5) Air trap shall be provided on header line in accordance with PID.

3.0 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

a) The gas pipelines for Nitrogen, LPG, Compressed Air and Steam shall be commissioned and
tested at peak flow for test pressure and leakage.

The contractor shall provide all necessary equipments, gauges etc. for conducting such tests.

b) After successful commissioning of the pipelines, the contractor shall conduct performance tests
on the equipment to satisfy the engineer that all the equipment perform to the rated outputs.
Equipment like valves, fittings etc. shall be replaced (not repaired) if the same is not giving
rated output.

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4.0 RUNNING-IN-PERIOD

After satisfactory final inspection as stated the contractor shall demonstrate the trouble free
running of the installation for a period of not less than 10 days before CDRI takes over. The duty
cycle of the plant/system during this Running-In-Period shall be 10-12 Hours. After the installation
has operated for 10 days period without any breakdown or abnormal / unsatisfactory operation of
during this period, the Gas Pipeline Work for Nitrogen, LPG, Compressed Air and Steam system
shall be deemed to have run trouble-free. The contractor should include one year of free running
maintenance after completion of 10 days of trouble free running including replacement of
defective parts etc. at his own cost.

The contractor shall arrange at his own cost for all staff, fuel, POL, and other consumables during
Trial run, Commissioning and Running-in-Period upto the date of acceptance. Nothing extra shall
be paid on this account.

5.0 DEFECTS LIABILITY PERIOD

a) The defects liability period shall be for 12 months and the same shall start from the
date of handing over to CDRI after successful commissioning and completion of the work
(which shall be the day from which the gas pipeline system starts proper functioning). During
this defects liability period, the contractor shall ractify all the defects like leakages etc. The
contractor shall also train the personnel as deputed by the CDRI, about the method of operation
and maintenance of the gas pipeline work, its functioning and control.

6.0 GUARANTEES

a) The guarantee shall cover each & every material whether manufactured by the contractor or not.
The contractor shall replace the defective parts with new ones. Replaced parts shall also be
covered by a similar guarantee.

b) The replaced parts shall be of genuine make and subject to approval by the EPI / CDRI.

c) The contractor shall guarantee the performance of the entire process, equipment and pipeline for
a period of one year from the date of handing over to CDRI.

7.0 IDENTIFICATION OF PIPELINE FOR DIFFERENT GASES

All different gas pipelines shall be color coded for identification as per applicable standards. A
color band (strap) of 100 mm width shall be provided on pipe at a distance of 6 mtrs.

8.0 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED

8.1 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED ALONGWITH THE BID

a) Clear scope of work

b) Complete BOQ

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8.2 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER AWARD OF WORK

a) System description, Detailed technical specifications of all Pipeline & Fittings, Operation &
Control Philosophy, P&I diagram, General arrangement, Layout drawings of gas pipeline work.

b) Contractor shall submit G.A. drawings, detailed working of cut-out and openings.

c) Before commencing work, the Contractor shall prepare and submit all above
drawings/documents etc. for Gas pipeline work in required nos. These drawings must be
approved by the EPI/CDRI before execution of work and shall become part of the contract.

d) The Contractor shall, within 3(three) weeks of receipt of a Letter of award of contract, submit
4(four) copies of all working drawings.

e) Within 10 days of receipt of letter of award of contract, the Contractor shall obtain from the
EPI/CDRI all the information he needs to prepare his design/drawings and shall have any
interaction with the EPI/CDRI to finalise all parameters.

The Contractor will be responsible for any discrepancies, errors and omissions in the drawings
or particulars submitted by him even if these have been approved by the EPI/CDRI.

f) On approval of these drawings (within 2 weeks of submission of full documentation), the

Contractor shall submit 8(eight) copies of approved working drawings incorporating
corrections / comments, if any, and shall immediately commence work.
g) On completion of work, the contractor shall supply four sets of CDs and 8 (eight) copies of all As-
built drawings, catalogues, equipment operation & maintenance manuals and spare parts list at
the time of handing over of the plants.
h) The Contractor shall carry out all the work strictly in accordance with drawings, details and
instructions of EPI/CDRI.

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9.0 GENERAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF PIPES AND FITTINGS

SERVICE : STEAM,NITROGEN,COMPRESSED AIR & LPG

IT WEBTECH
PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION

SERVICES:
STEAM PIPE CODE : S6
NITROGEN
PROJECT: 008 REV:
COMPRESSED
SHEET : 01 1
LPG DATE PREP CHKD APPD
20.01.08
TYPE OF
MAX. PRESSURE (kg/cm2) : 6
PRESS. RATING : 150# MATERIAL
DESIGN CONDITIONS
STAINLESS MAX/MIN TEMP(C):200 TO (-
CORR. ALLOW. : 1.5mm STEEL 20)
NPS
ITEM DESCRIPTION (MM) RATING TYPE MATERIAL REMARKS
15 - 40 SCH-40 ASTM A 312 STAINLESS ASME B
PIPE PIPE 80 - SCH-10 SMLS
TP 316L STEEL 36.19
100
SOCKET FORGED ALLOY STEEL, ASME B
15-40
3000# WELD ASTM A 182 GR.F 316L 16.11
LINE SAME ASME 16.9
50-100 AS MSLS B.W. A 403 GRWP 316L ASME B
PIPE 16.25
ASME 16.5
MSS - SP - 83
SOCKET S.W. FORGED ALLOY STEEL,
FLANGES 15-40 150#
RF ASTM A 182 GR.F 316L ASME B
16.25 / 16.5
JOINTS
ASTM A 193
STUD BOLTS FULL TREAD
ALL GR.B7
----- ALLOY STEEL A3.560.1
SIZES ASTM A 194
HVY. HEX.NUT
NUTS GR.2H
PTFE
ENVELOPED,
G 81 ASME B
NON-
GASKETS 25-100 150# RING FACE 3.15 mm 16.21
ASBESTOS
A3.425.2
SYNTHETIC
FIBER

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 SOCKET FORGED ALLOY STEEL, ASME B
15-40 3000#
WELD ASTM A 182 GR.F 316 16.11
ELL, TEE &
REDUCER SAME
ASME B
50-100 AS MSLS B.W. A 403 GRWP 316L
FITTINGS 16.25
PIPE
SEE
BRANCH SOCKET FORGED ALLOY STEEL,
15-40 3000# BRANCH
CONN. WELD ASTM A 182 GR.F 316
CONN.TABLE

MATERIAL
NPS
ITEM DESCRIPTION (MM) RATING TYPE REMARKS
SOCKET
15-25 A182GR.F316L/316L
800# WELD
FLANGED
PSV 40-250 A351GR.CFM/316L
RAISED FACE
800#
FLANGED
50-250 A351GR.CFM/316L
RAISED FACE
SOCKET
15-25 A182GR.F316L/316L
WELD
BALL 150#
FLANGED
40-250 A351GR.CFM/316L
RAISED FACE
SOCKET
15-25 A182GR.F316L/316L
WELD
NRV 150#
FLANGED
40-250 A351GR.CFM/316L
RAISED FACE
SCREWED
FLUSH 15-20 A182GR.F316L/316L
END
BOTTOM 150#
FLANGED
VALVE 25-250 A351GR.CFM/316L
RAISED FACE
SCREWED
15-20 600# ST-11A
END PT REFFER
"Y" TYPE
STRAINE COMPONENT
25-40 150# ST-12A
RS FLANGED SPECIFICATIO
RAISED FACE N SHEET
50-500 150# ST-12X
BUCKET
NOTES :

1 LEAK TEST:

PER ASME B31.3 SECTION 345, SEE PRODUCT & SERVICE INDEX
FOR TEST
MEDIUM & PRESSURE

2 WELDING:

GAS TUNGSTEN ARC (GTAW), GAS METAL ARC (GMAW), SHIELDED METAL ARC (SMAW)

3 WELD EXAMINATION:

VISUAL AS PER ASME B31.3 SECTION 341.4.2

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10.0 LIST OF TENDER DRAWINGS

SR.
DESCRIPTION DRG. No.
NO.
P & ID FOR PRE CLINICAL LABORATORY GROUND
1 CDRI/LKW/PID/01
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR PRE CLINICAL LABORATORY FIRST
2 CDRI/LKW/PID/02
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR PRE CLINICAL LABORATORY SECOND
3 CDRI/LKW/PID/03
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY GROUND
4 CDRI/LKW/PID/04
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY FIRST
5 CDRI/LKW/PID/05
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY SECOND
6 CDRI/LKW/PID/06
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR CHEMICAL LABORATORY GROUND
7 CDRI/LKW/PID/07
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR CHEMICAL LABORATORY FIRST
8 CDRI/LKW/PID/08
FLOOR PLAN
P & ID FOR CHEMICAL LABORATORY SECOND
9 CDRI/LKW/PID/09
FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) NORTH WING
10 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-001aN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING
11 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-001aS
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) NORTH WING
12 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-002aN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING
13 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-002aS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) NORTH WING
14 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-003aN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
PRE-CLINICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING
15 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-003aS
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1c) NORTH WING
16 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-004cN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1cS) SOUTH WING
17 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-004cS
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1c) NORTH WING
18 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-005cN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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SR.
DESCRIPTION DRG. No.
NO.
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1cS) SOUTH WING
19 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-005cS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1c) NORTH WING
20 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-006cN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1cS) SOUTH WING
21 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-006cS
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1bN) NORTH WING
22 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-007bN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING
23 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-007aS
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1bN) NORTH WING
24 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-008bN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING FIRST
25 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-008aS
FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1bN) NORTH WING
26 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-009bN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1a) SOUTH WING
27 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-009aS
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
CHEMICAL LABORATORY (1bN) PIPING TYP
28 CDRI/LKW/499/All(A)-001-TD
SECTION FOR PIPING

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 11 LIST OF APPROVED MAKES

Sl No Description Make.
1. Stainless Steel pipe Sandvik Havester, Rath

2. Stainless Steel elbow / Bend Made from Parent Tubes having same
Heat Number
3. Stainless Steel Tee /Reducer Made from Parent Tubes having same
Heat Number
4. Stainless Steel Strainer Spirax / Equivalent

5. Stainless Steel Needle valve Milton Roy, Ebara, Positive.

6. Stainless Steel Ball Valve Ghwa, Alfa Laval

7. Triclover End Connections instead of Flange Neela / Alfa Laval

Unions
8. Gaskets Rubberfab / Alfa Laval

9. Insulation Armaflex / Equivalent.

10. Steam Trap Spirax / Equivalent

11. Pressure Gauge Waree / Forbes / Wika

12. Temperature Gauge Waree / Forbes / Wika

13. PRV Spirax / Jordan /Equivalent

14. Moisture Separator Spirax / Equivalent

15. Filters M Meissner / Pall

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Note : Any other makes shall be subject to approval from EPI.

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