COOLING TOWERS Sample Clauses

COOLING TOWERS. 1.1 To take out filter media, cleaning by washing, screen and refill the same in side-stream filters of CT-1 & CT-2 or refill with the fresh media. The filling is to be carried out strictly as per the sequence given by NFL Supervisor. After refilling/completion of the job, the area is to be cleaned to the satisfaction of NFL. All tools required including proper size of screen, tarpaulins, etc shall be arranged by the contractor. The total quantity to be taken out and refilling would be approx. 55 M3. The frequency of the same would be normally once in a year but it can be varied as per requirement. The filtering media consisting of gravel of 1\4” to 1/10” and fine sand would be supplied by NFL. Period of completion of contract (i) Removal=2 days (ii) Screening/Refilling =8 days. 1.2 Preparation of chemical solution for charging in CT-1 & CT-2. This will include shifting of different chemicals, mixing in a proper ratio as directed by Area Engineer. Direct chemical may be charged, as per the system requirement. Area near pump house, tower deck and solution preparation are to be kept neat and clean for the normal operation of the plant. About 1000 Kg ~ 2000 kg. Material is to be handled per day for the solution preparation and direct dosing depending upon the system.
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COOLING TOWERS. 18.1 Cleaning of cooling tower basin channel, sump and deck (CT-1) including additional cell. After cleaning sumps, basin and channel should be water washed with brooms and should be left cleaned to the entire satisfaction of NFL representatives. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these would be 2/3 days. 18.2 Cleaning of basin, channel, sump and top deck for CT-2 including additional cell: After cleaning, sumps basins and channel would be water washed with brooms and should be left cleaned to the entire satisfaction of NFL representative. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these would be 2/3 days. 18.3 Cleaning of basin, sump and top deck for CT-3: After cleaning sumps, basins and Channel should be water washed with brooms and should be left clean to the entire satisfaction of NFL representatives. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these pits would be 2/3 days.
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COOLING TOWERS. 6.01 The Landlord has granted a license to the Tenant to use 2 areas of 11 'x 11' each on the roof of the Building to install 2-100 tons (RT) cooling tower(s) (weight 1500 kg. each) such areas have been designated by the Landlord Provided that subject to compliance by the Landlord with Clause 6.02 :- (a) the Tenant shall ensure that the installation of the said cooling towers shall not cause damage to the Building. (b) the Tenant shall be responsible for all expenses for the repair and maintenance of the said cooling towers and the said areas to the satisfaction of the Landlord. (c) such installation shall not be in breach of any ordinances or regulations of Hong Kong; and (d) at the expiration or sooner determination of the tenancy the Tenant shall at its own cost and expense remove the said cooling towers and at like cost and expense reinstate the said areas to their original condition to the satisfaction of the Landlord if required by the Landlord by giving 30 days' written notice to the Tenant. 6.02 The Landlord shall ensure that the Building is at all times constructed and/or reinforced so as to be able safely to cany the said cooling towers and to be in compliance with all loading requirements of any ordinances or regulations of Hong Kong in relation to the installation of the cooling towers.
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COOLING TOWERS. 14.1 Cleaning of CT-1 cooling tower basin channel, sump and top deck including additional cell. After cleaning sumps, basin and channel should be water washed with brooms and should be left cleaned to the entire satisfaction of NFL representatives. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these would be 2/3 days. Contractor shall quote rate per clean basis. 14.2 Cleaning of CT-2 cooling tower basin, channel, sump and top deck including additional cell. After cleaning, sumps basins and channel would be water washed with brooms and should be left cleaned to the entire satisfaction of NFL representative. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these would be 2/3 days. Contractor shall quote rate per clean basis. 14.3 Cleaning of CT-3 cooling tower basin, channel, sump and top deck. After cleaning sumps, basins and Channel should be water washed with brooms and should be left clean to the entire satisfaction of NFL representatives. The maximum period allowed for cleaning of these would be 2/3 days. Contractor shall quote rate per clean basis.
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COOLING TOWERS. Work shall be accomplished in a manner that will render the systems and equipment reliable, efficient, and safe in accordance with manufacturer’s manuals and specifications. Cooling tower operation and discharge shall be in compliance with the Clean Water Act and any requirements set by the California Central Coast Regional Water Quality Board. Maintenance and repair shall be conducted by a California certified person to ensure safety and proper operation of the equipment. Any alterations, major repairs, or changes in operation of the cooling towers shall be coordinated with the DPWE before any work or changes can commence. Sampling shall be conducted by California certified person properly trained in taking water quality samples. Sampling shall also be conducted in accordance with any waivers or water quality regulations set forth by the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Board. Sample results shall be provided to the IGSATR as acquired.
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COOLING TOWERS. Location, Make, Model, and Serial Numbers 1) Auburn Justice Center, 2929 Xxxxxxxxxx Drive-2 Make Marley #Model AV61021C Serial #255025-A1 and 255025-B1 2) Human Resources, 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx -1 Make EVAPCO Model #LSTE-426 Serial 319-881855 3) Domes Executive Offices,175 Xxxxxxxxx Avenue -1 Make BAC Model 3VF1-036-31L Serial 3U040809601MAD 4) Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx,000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx -0 Make BAC Model 33 VXT-065-J Serial #U202181302-01-01 5) Sunset, 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxx -0 Make EVAPCO Model #3LSWA174A Serial #5130248 • Drain and clean basin. • Check for leaks and cracks • Check and clean nozzles for flow and functionality. • Grease bearings. • Inspect fans for cracks. • Inspect belts and replace as needed, materials included. • Inspect and grease bearings as needed. • Inspect fan for cracks. • Inspect belts and replace as needed, materials included.
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COOLING TOWERS. 6.01 It is hereby agreed by and between the parties hereto that in the event of any competent authorities of the Government of Hong Kong serving notice on the Landlord or the Tenant ordering to remove the cooling tower(s) which was/were erected by the Tenant at the external walls of the Building, the Tenant shall forthwith remove the same at its own costs and expenses and at the like expenses reinstate the external walls to the condition as at the date(s) of the said cooling tower(s) was/were erected and the Tenant shall indemnify the Landlord for all loss and damages which the Landlord has suffered or may suffer as a result of such removal and reinstatement. The Landlord will in such event grant a license to the Tenant to use 2 areas of 11' x 11' each on the roof of the Building to install 2-100 tons (RT) cooling tower(s) (weight 1500 kg. each) such areas shall be designated by the Landlord Provided That subject to compliance by the Landlord with Clause 6.02 :- (a) the Tenant shall ensure that the installation of the said cooling towers shall not cause damage to the Building; (b) the Tenant shall be responsible for all expenses for the repair and maintenance of the said cooling towers and the said areas to the satisfaction of the Landlord; (c) such installation shall not be in breach of any ordinances or regulations of Hong Kong; and (d) at the expiration or sooner determination of the tenancy hereby created the Tenant shall at its own cost and expense remove the said cooling towers and at like cost and expense reinstate the said areas to their original condition to the satisfaction of the Landlord. 6.02 The Landlord shall ensure that the Building is at all times constructed and/or reinforced so as to be able safely to carry the said cooling towers and to be in compliance with all loading requirements of any ordinances or regulations of Hong Kong in relation to the installation of the cooling towers.
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COOLING TOWERS. A. MOTOR - SPRING START-UP AND MID-SEASON 1. Inspect starter coils and contacts. 2. Tighten all electrical connections. 3. Check operating current and voltage. 4. Lubricate bearings. 5. Check motor insulation resistance. B. FAN(S) - SPRING START-UP AND MID-SEASON 1. Check blades and clean dirt accumulation. 2. Lubricate bearings. 3. Check and adjust drive pulleys, couplings, and belts. C. TOWER - START-UP AND MID-SEASON 1. Clean strainer, check baffles, clear overflow, check for leaks. 2. Check operation of float switch and valve. 3. Lubricate vane linkage. D. FALL SHUT-DOWN 1. Turn off sump heaters. 2. Drain basin and clean. 3. Drain all condenser water pipes - Use pump and air pressure as required.
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