SAER-5925

E&OS: MANAGE AND PROTECT RESOURCES

CONSULTING SERVICES DEPARTMENT Dhahran

E-7760, Tel.: 874-6156, Fax: 873-0766 November 5, 2003

CSD-L-633/03

SUBMITTAL OF THE FINAL REPORT ON “THE ELECTRICAL OBSOLESCENCE SURVEY”

DISTRIBUTION Attached for your information, and action, please find the final report on “Management of Electrical Equipment Obsolescence at Saudi Aramco Industrial Facilities” This cover letter highlights the following: • Historical Background • Major Team Findings • Team’s Accomplishments • What is next? Historical Background The concern over electrical obsolescence problems in Saudi Aramco's power system has been growing over the years. EPI 015-020 (issued in 1997) addressed the obsolescence concerns among other concerns related to safety and reliability of the company's power system. Recently, many operating organizations expressed their concern regarding the replacement of obsolete electrical equipment and the need to establish an electrical equipment obsolescence management program. Therefore, the Board of Engineer (BOE) formulated a cross-departmental team from CSD, PDD, FPD, Purchasing, RT refinery, and Terminal Departments, with a mission to “Measure and report on the state of obsolescence of all major electrical equipment at Saudi Aramco industrial facilities”. Major Team Findings The following constitutes the major team findings:

• The below departments were found to have obsolete equipment: − Abqaiq Plants − Ras Tanura, Jeddah, Rabigh, Yanbu and Riyadh Refineries − Southern Area Oil Operations − Eastern & Central (E/C) and Western Region Distribution − Terminal and Yanbu Gas & Terminal Departments

• 76 % of the reported equipment by the operating organizations was found to be NOT obsolete. On the other hand, 21% of the equipment was confirmed to be obsolete. The remaining 3% is yet to be confirmed.

• Third-party manufacturers who can continue to supply electrical equipment spare parts that are not supported by the OEM were identified. This has resulted in a significant reduction in the total number of obsolete equipment.

E&OS: MANAGE AND PROTECT RESOURCES

DISTRIBUTION LIST

TITLE DEPARTMENT LOCATION AREA General Manager Petroleum Engineering X-5800 Dhahran General Manager S. A. Projects E-6280, EOB Dhahran Manager Pipelines C-208A, Bldg. 3150. LIP Dhahran Manager Consulting Services E-7280, EOB Dhahran Manager Abqaiq Plants Maintenance C-3110 Abqaiq Manager CR/WR Area Projects E-6600, EOB Dhahran Manager Comms. Eng. & Tech. Support R-125, B-3137 Dhahran Manager Distribution Technical Support R-404, DOB Dammam Manager Environmental Protection E-3600, EOB Dhahran Manager Facilities Planning E-4760, EOB Dhahran Manager ISP&SSD Box 90, EOB Dhahran Manager Inspection Dept E-1230A, EOB Dhahran Manager Juaymah Gas Plant Box 8260 Ras Tanura Manager Loss Prevention E-1770, EOB Dhahran Manager Materials Control B-3300, B-311 Dhahran Manager Mechanical Svcs. Shops Box 65 Dhahran Manager N. A. Producing Engineering N-3080 Ras Tanura Manager Power Distribution A-235-A, B-3150 LIP Dhahran Manager Process & Control Systems E-2790, EOB Dhahran Manager Research & Develop. Center Box 62 Dhahran Manager Riyadh Refinery 5B-1, Admin Riyadh Manager Southern Area Pipelines C-3218, CAB Abqaiq Manager S. A. Producing Engineering R-3310 Udhailiyah Manager Southern Area Projects C-3014 Abqaiq Manager Terminal Dept R-N2014 Ras Tanura Manager Uthmaniyah Gas Plant Box 755 Udhailiyah Manager Yanbu Refinery c/o M-140 Dhahran Manager Abqaiq Plants Operations C3100A Abqaiq Manager Berri Gas Plant Box 8580 Berri Manager ER / CR Distribution R-304A, DOB Dammam Manager Jeddah Refinery R-SR-202, WJ-130, Admin Bldg. Jeddah Manager R.T. Refinery Operations Rm. 3048, North Admin Bldg Ras Tanura Manager Rabigh Refinery Box 177 Rabigh Manager Shedgum Gas Plant Box 7000 Abqaiq Manager Western Region Distribution WJ-409, R-DA117, NJBP Jeddah Manager Yanbu Gas/Terminal Yanbu Pouch, MSB Mailroom Dhahran Manager Purchasing NP1, R-A-309 Dhahran Manager Dhahran Utilities B9020, R-201 Dhahran Manager Community & Bldg Maint. B3060, R-8 Dhahran Gen Supervisor Refining Technical Support Div. N-3038 Ras Tanura Standards Coord. Secretary – BOE E-6770, EOB Dhahran TIC Dhahran CSD Div. Heads Team Members

Saudi Aramco Electrical Obsolescence Survey Team

SAER-5925

MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OBSOLESCENCE AT

SAUDI ARAMCO INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES

Electrical Obsolescence Page 1 September 2003

Executive Summary

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

his is the final report on “Management of Electrical Equipment Obsolescence at Saudi Aramco Industrial Facilities”. The purpose of this study is to “Measure

and report on the state of obsolescence of all major electrical equipment at Saudi Aramco Industrial facilities”. More importantly, a new Saudi Aramco Engineering Procedure is being developed to reflect the team’s methodology on electrical obsolescence assessment and to define future responsibilities for handling electrical obsolescence concerns.

The report highlights the followings: • Historical background • Major team findings • Team’s accomplishments • What is next? HISTORICAL BACKGROUND In 1997, the estimated cost of dealing with all the obsolescence issues, raised by EPI-015-020 (approximately $525MM, reduced later to $423MM), has resulted in projects being justified separately, prioritized based on operation requirement. During the development of the Electrical Master Plan for electrical systems, Facilities Planning Department, in partnership with proponent organizations, identified the need to provide a Management of Obsolescence Program to prioritize obsolescence projects at facilities throughout Saudi Aramco. This concern was raised to the Board of Engineers (BOE), which resulted in the formation of a cross-departmental team, initiated by the BOE, to properly assess the obsolete equipment in Saudi Aramco facilities, with members drawn from Consulting Services, Power Distribution, Facility Planning, Ras Tanura Refinery and Terminal Departments. MAJOR TEAM FINDINGS More than 3,300 pieces of electrical equipment were identified by the different operating organizations as potentially obsolete. In evaluating this equipment, the following findings were reached:

• Facilities confirmed to have obsolete equipment include: Abqaiq Plants, Ras Tanura, Riyadh, Jeddah Rabigh and Yanbu Refineries, Southern Area Oil Operations, Terminal, Yanbu G&T and E/C Distribution and Western Region Distribution Departments (see table-1 in the Findings and Recommendations Section of this report).

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Executive Summary

• 76 % of the reported equipment by the operating organizations was found to be NOT yet obsolete. On the other hand, 21% of the equipment was confirmed to be obsolete. The remaining 3% is yet to be confirmed.

• 40 vendors were contacted for feedback on their equipment, and contact information was obtained for those who still support the equipment.

• Approved third-party manufacturers who can continue to supply electrical equipment spare parts that are not supported by the OEM were identified. This has resulted in a significant reduction in the total number of obsolete equipment.

TEAM’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The electrical equipment obsolescence team was able to accomplish the followings:

• Development of Saudi Aramco Engineering Procedure SAEP-136: This

procedure describes the implementation and administration of the Saudi Aramco Electrical Equipment Obsolescence management program. The purpose of the procedure is to establish a program to monitor and report on the state of Electrical Equipment obsolescence and ensure a timely action initiation regarding the obsolete equipment at all Saudi Aramco facilities. The Electrical Equipment Obsolescence status, as measured through this procedure, is one of the major inputs in developing the justification for upgrade or replacement projects. The procedure is still under development (ETC: 11/30/2003).

• Obsolete Equipment Database: A smart database was developed as a repository and ranking mechanism for all data collected. This database provides a series of questions that lead to the determination of the level of obsolescence of each piece of equipment.

• Obsolete Equipment Ranking: Electrical equipment identified as obsolete were ranked from “1” to “10”, with “1” being the highest priority. This ranking was based on load criticality, equipment rate of failure, physical condition, and redundancy.

WHAT IS NEXT? • Currently Identified Obsolete Equipment: Equipment deemed to be obsolete

will be added to the Electrical Master Plan of its respective facilities, and will be considered for introduction into the business plan using the ranking system defined in this report. FPD will prioritize replacement projects on this basis.

• Future Obsolescence Evaluation: When issued, the Engineering Procedure (SAEP-136) will identify the methodology of addressing electrical equipment obsolescence. The procedure will also outline the responsibilities entrusted to each organization during the obsolescence evaluation process.


Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

I. Executive Summary …………………………………………... 1 II. Team Members ……………………………………………….. 3 III. Table of Contents ……………………………………………... 4 IV. List of Tables and Figures……………………………………... 5 V. Objective ……………………………………………………… 6 VI. Background …………………………………………………… 7 VII. Study Methodology …………………………………………… 8 VIII. Findings ………………………..……………………………… 17 IX. Continuing Work ……………………………………………... 29 X. Appendix ……………………………………………………… 30 A - Vendor Questionnaire

B - Ranking Questionnaire

C – Complete Equipment List

D - Assignment Letter From BOE

E - Kick-off Meeting Minutes

F - Vendor Response


Tables & Figures

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

Tables:

Page

Table-1 Complete listing of obsolete equipment..………………... 20

Figures:

Page

Figure-1 Screens from equipment database……………………….. 9 Figure-2 Obsolescence definition criteria (flowchart).………..…... 15 Figure-3 Replacement priority ranking system (flowchart)…...…... 16 Figure-4 Breakdown equipment submitted for evaluation………… 17 Figure-5 Study results on equipment obsolescence……..………… 18


Objective

OBJECTIVES

he purpose of the Saudi Aramco electrical management of obsolescence study is to measure and report on the state of obsolescence of all major electrical

power systems equipment at Saudi Aramco industrial facilities (equipment at non-industrial facilities is will being addressed by their concerned relevant proponents). The database and findings of this study will be used to develop business case justifications for equipment upgrade or replacement projects.

At the request of the BOE, the team was organized and directed to coordinate the company efforts in the development of a Management of Obsolescence Program to resolve current and future obsolescence concerns. The team’s goals were to ensure a more reliable electrical system for all Saudi Aramco facilities and to minimize Saudi Aramco capital expenditure on unjustified electrical obsolescence projects.

The BOE directives, governing the team activities and outcome, included the creation of a composite listing of all obsolete equipment, throughout the company. This listing includes:

• A definition and criteria governing the identification of potentially obsolete equipment

• Confirmation of its status

• A ranking mechanism to assist in planning for its replacement.

• Development of an engineering procedure to guide future efforts

The results of the study, which will include rankings for obsolete equipment, will be used to develop the business case for electrical equipment replacement projects. These projects will be prioritized for implementation in a phased manner, with safety related items and the most critical systems and plants being dealt with first, and the remaining projects addressed later. This phased introduction of obsolescence projects will be referred to as the management of obsolescence program, the scope and timetable of which will be prepared by FPD and presented to the BOE for endorsement, and subsequently to the MC for approval. Once the program is approved, individual projects will be entered into the Capital Plan.

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Background

BACKGROUND

n 1996 as a response to the Uthmaniyah Gas Plant substation fire, FPD commissioned the Electrical Power System Assessment at Saudi Aramco facilities

(EPI-015-020). The purpose of this study was to assess the condition, capability and reliability of electrical power systems in Saudi Aramco industrial facilities. The study was completed in September 1997.

The EPI study identified five main areas of concern, and these were:

• Safety related items such as oil filled circuit breakers and switches

• Under-rated equipment

• Reliability issues

• Protection

• Obsolescence

A presentation of the findings was made to the Management Committee, after which the Management Committee endorsed the inclusion of safety items (including under-rated equipment) into the Capital Plan. The sheer number and estimated cost of dealing with all the obsolescence issues (approximately $423MM) resulted in projects being justified separately on a priority basis as an operational requirement. During the development of the Electrical Master Plan for electrical systems, Facilities Planning Department, in partnership with proponent organizations, identified the need to provide a Management of Obsolescence Program to prioritize obsolescence projects at facilities throughout Saudi Aramco. This, in addition to the obsolescence status presentation, given by Power Distribution Department to the Board of Engineers (BOE), has resulted in the formation of a team to properly assess the obsolete equipment in Saudi Aramco facilities, with members drawn from CSD, PDD, FPD and some proponent organizations, as shown in Appendix D.

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Study Methodology

STUDY METHODOLGY

he following methodology was established by the team, as a basis for identifying obsolete electrical equipment, throughout Saudi Aramco facilities.

(a) Data gathering All facilities were requested to initially enter complete data on all their suspected obsolete electrical equipment, into an MS Access database. The requirement was too demanding, and little response was obtained. Therefore, the Electrical Obsolescence Management team held a meeting with all field representatives on March 2nd, 2003, to present the team goals and deadlines (minutes attached in Appendix-E. A new, simplified method, for data gathering was introduced to all, and the required feedback was presented. This revised method was more successful and resulted in a 100% response from all operating organizations, and thus, the initial list of all suspected obsolete electrical equipment, was complete. FPD is in the process of updating the Electrical Master Plan (ETC April 2004). As part of this effort, data is being collected on all relevant equipment. This data will be used to initially populate the database. (b) Smart electrical obsolescence database. A smart database has been developed using MS Access software. This database will be the repository for all data collected. The database contains fields for the recording of technical and manufacturers’ data for each individual entry. It provides links for the storage and retrieval of any supporting data for that item of equipment, via Livelink, e.g. letters from the manufacturer, single line diagrams etc. The database also provides a series of questions that lead to the determination of the level of obsolescence of a particular piece of equipment. Once the level of obsolescence is established, a second series of questions will appear, which when answered, lead to a score, as shown in Figure-1. This ranking score is dependent on the items’ criticality, and the criticality of the plant. These questions are based on two flow charts, Figure-2 and Figure-3, which have been developed as part of the electrical obsolescence procedure, SAEP-136.

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Study Methodology

(c) Vendor questionnaire A questionnaire was developed by the obsolescence management team, shown in Appendix-A, which was sent out to the manufacturers. The responses received, attached in Appendix-F, were used to help determine an item’s obsolescence, and in many cases a vendor suggested an upgrade or replacement path. All questionnaire responses, along with vendor contact details, will be stored using Livelink, and be accessible via the individual item page in the database.

(1)

--------------------------------------- Figure-1: (1) Snapshot of the screen requesting complete data on a specific equipment, (2) Screen showing questions defining if the equipment is obsolete or not, (3) Screen showing the last window that would appear only for obsolete equipment, to rank them.


Study Methodology

(2)

(3)

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Study Methodology

Each specific device was addressed in a separate questionnaire, indicating the equipment manufacturer and type. This information was submitted to each manufacturer to identify this listed equipment, and respond to the survey questions, listed below:

- If the manufacturer supplied spare parts

- If the available spare parts are complete or limited, as an indication of the extent of spare parts support. Limited spare parts usually include the consumable parts; such as CB contacts. The manufacturer should be contacted again with a list of required spare parts.

- If the available spare parts are new or refurbished, since refurbished spares are not approved by Saudi Aramco, and will not be approved unless supplied with the required testing documentation.

- The number of years these spare parts will be supported by the vendor. If the vendor indicates spares availability for less than five years, a bulk order should be considered.

- If large quantity of these spare parts could be ordered.

- If a spare parts agreement exists between the vendor and Saudi Aramco, which would simplify parts orders.

- If the manufacturer recommends a direct replacement or retrofit for these equipment, in an effort to extend the life of the equipment.

- If this replacement or retrofit is design tested, to confirm its safe and reliable operation.

- If the vendor has the capability to refurbish this equipment, if needed.

- Location where the refurbishment is done.

- The warranty period on any equipment supplied by this manufacturer.

- The direct contact information was requested to simplify the effort for future contact, and material orders.

- Request the latest version of the product catalogue, for quick reference.

Appendix-A shows a copy of the questionnaire form submitted to the vendors, suppliers and manufacturers, for their response on the support for a specific device.


Study Methodology

(d) Determination of obsolescence and ranking The obsolescence management team has developed two flow charts which are used, firstly to determine the level of obsolescence of a piece of equipment, (see Figure-2), and secondly to assign a ranking to the equipment which has been determined as obsolete, (see Figure-3). These rankings will be used to develop the business case for a number of projects. These projects will be prioritized for implementation in a phased manner, with the most critical systems and plants being dealt with first, and the less critical projects being introduced later. A piece of equipment can be considered to be obsolete if it meets all of the following criteria.

The Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) no longer exists, and there is no alternative approved supplier for this equipment.

Equipment manufacturer reported, in response to the questionnaire in Appendix-A, that the complete equipment is no longer in production.

Necessary spare parts, needed to repair the equipment following its failure, are not available at OEM.

Available spare parts in the Saudi Aramco parts catalogue are insufficient. This can be verified by contacting Standardization.

Spare parts cannot be supplied by an approved third-party supplier.

There is no spare equipment available in the facility to be used as spares for the operating obsolete equipment.

Manufacturer dictates a large minimum quantity of parts, which is economically deemed unjustified, to process an order.

Manufacturer does not offer a retrofitting procedure to extend the life of the existing obsolete equipment. In some cases, there may be equipment which is verified to be supported by the manufacturer, but the spare parts cost is exaggerated by the vendor. For such instances, a case-by-case review will be needed to determine the most cost effective solution. Items of equipment which fall into the HIGH category can be considered to be already obsolete. Items which fall into the MEDIUM category cannot yet be considered obsolete, but will become obsolete in less than 5 years. These items


Study Methodology

should be placed in the Management of Obsolescence program should be considered for replacement before they become obsolete. Their status should be re-evaluated annually. Items of equipment which fall into the LOW category can be considered NOT obsolete, but should be re-evaluated bi-annually to confirm their status. The following criteria were introduced to assist in the ranking of obsolete equipment. A questionnaire was developed, shown in Appendix-B, and sent to the proponent. The responses received were used to rank each item of obsolete equipment.

Safety: Failure of the equipment causes safety hazard should be addressed immediately.

Criticality: The equipment supplies a critical load, as defined in SAES-P-100.

Maintenance: Increased failure rates and down time, resulting in high maintenance cost.

Redundancy: Equipment is supplied by a redundant system (the load can be supplied by an alternative supply/source).

Equipment physical condition.

This ranking system will result in the following categorization, as clear in Figure-3:

Rank 1: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and there is no redundant system.

Rank 2: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and there is a redundant system.

Rank 3: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, and the equipment is not in good condition.

Rank 4: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, the equipment is in good condition, and there is no redundant system.

Rank 5: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, the equipment is in good condition, and there is a redundant system.

Rank 6: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and there is no redundant system.


Study Methodology

Rank 7: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and there is a redundant system.

Rank 8: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and the equipment is not in good condition.

Rank 9: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, the equipment is in good condition, and the system is not redundant.

Rank 10: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, the equipment is in good condition, and the system is redundant.

The database has been developed to allow Ranking to be performed without the use of the questionnaire in the future.

For the purposes of this initial study, only those items of equipment with a HIGH level of obsolescence were ranked.


Study Methodology

Will the OEM, or alternatevendor, support the

equipment for more than5 years?

Collect data fromthe field

Are recomended spareparts available in Saudi

Aramco or with the OEM?

Are spare parts availableat other manufacturers?

LOW

MED

HIGH

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

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Study Methodology

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Is the system redundant?




--------------------------------------- Figure-3: Replacement priority ranking system

Equipment

Does the equipment supply critical loads?

(per SAES-P-100)

Do Maint. records show failures?

Is equipment in good condition?

1 2

NOYES

NO YES

NO

YES NO

NO YES

9

Do Maint. records show failures?

Is equipment in good condition?

YES

YES NO

YESNO

NO YES NO YES

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Findings

FINDINGS

n following the methodology previously outlined in this report, the team produced a list of all field identified equipment, suspected to be obsolete. Each item was

evaluated, and obsolete equipment was given a ranking. Appendix-C shows a complete listing of all equipment suspected to be obsolete. The major team findings are as follows: • More than 3,300 pieces of equipment were identified by the proponent as potentially obsolete, split between circuit breakers, motor contactors, UPS and battery chargers.

• 76 % of the claimed equipment were found to be not obsolete.

• 40 vendors were contacted for feedback on their equipment

The initial listing of all suspected obsolete equipment, provided by the operating organizations, resulted in many large numbers of devices that need investigation by the team, listing shown in Figure-4.

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966 1008

56 48 59 119

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500

1000

1500

2000

2500

1

Electrical Equipment

Circuit BreakersMotor ContactorsRelaysUPSBattery ChargersOil SwitchesOthers

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Findings

From this list of equipment, it was agreed that the Oil Switches are a high priority, due to the safety hazard related to their operation, and thus was decided not to be part of this report. Furthermore, all issues related to Protection Relay obsolescence, or any other issues and concerns related to relays, will be addressed by PDD on a case by case basis. Similarly, it was agreed that motors and transformers, even if in bad condition, are not part of the obsolescence issue, and would need to be addressed differently. Consequently, the items remaining, which were part of this study, include (1) Circuit Breakers, (2) Motor Contactors, (3) UPS, and (4) Battery Chargers. Analysis of this equipment resulted in the categorization of many of them to not be obsolete, and the identification of a contact person from the supporting manufacturer, who could be contacted in case spare parts were needed. Also, this survey identified many equipment as being obsolete, and would require replacement. On the other hand, some equipment could not be identified by the manufacturer, and thus, further communication with the proponent organizations and the manufacturers will be necessary to clear all items. The distribution of these categories is clear in Figure-5.

(a)

--------------------------------------- Figure-5: Study results of evaluating all equipment suspected to be obsolete by the operating organizations. Equipment include: (a) Circuit Breakers, (b) Motor Contactors, (c) UPS, and (d) Battery Chargers.

Circuit Breakers

85% in MED & LOW Categories

3% Unresolved 12% Obsolete


Findings

(b)

(c)

(d)

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Battery Chargers

29% Obsolete


UPS

46% Obsolete


Motor Contactors

2% Unresolved


42% Obsolete


Findings

The team analysis of all the equipment suspected to be obsolete resulted in the following list, with the ranking of each piece or set of equipment (Table-1). Facilities not included in this table do not have any confirmed obsolete equipment as a result of this initial survey.

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Device Manufacturer Type/Model Substation

# (Location) Qt. Swg/MCC # Ranking*

Circuit Breaker ABBOTT POWER CORP

9574-2 120 / 20 10 N/A 4

NELSON ELECTRIC

LB-454-1 462 / 24 2 N/A 4

HOW-YIN-RESEARCH

HVC-0525-12 334 & 332 / 60

4 N/A 4

HOW-YIN-RESEARCH

CSC-0525-20 334 & 332 / 60

4 N/A 4

NELSON ELECTRIC

LB-454-1 340 & 461 / 19

1 N/A 5

SIEMENS FC500B Rank to be determined later

UPS CYBEREX 120/401B1 111 / 16 1 N/A 2 CYBEREX 120/401B1 110 / 2 1 N/A 2 CYBEREX 120/401B1 190 / 4 1 N/A 2

Battery Charger GOULD GRF120T100 106 / 34 1 N/A 5 GOULD GRF120T100 106 / 35 1 N/A 5 GOULD GRF120T100 106 / 36 1 N/A 5

Abq

aiq

Plan

ts

GOULD GRF120T100 106 / 37 1 N/A 5

Circuit Breaker Fuji RM10M-25/6-6H

(1200A/7.2KV) P 4 KM-1A/B

Xfr-P1/P2 3

Jedd

ah

Ref

iner

y

Fuji RM10M-25/6-12H (1200A/7.2KV)

P 1 Incomer Breaker

3

* Ranking system categorization between “1” (highest priority) and “10” (lowest priority), such as:

Rank 1: Equipment supplies critical load, maintenance records show many failures of this equipment, and there is no redundant system.

Rank 10: Equipment does not supply a critical load, maintenance records do not show many failures of this equipment, the equipment is in good condition, and the system is redundant.

--------------------------------------- Table-1: Complete listing of all electrical equipment confirmed to be obsolete, with its ranking.


Findings

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lity


# (Location) Qt. Swg/MCC # Ranking

Square D Solenare DSE-23CU (1200A/6.3KV)

T 4 GM-14 Xfr-T1/T2

3

Square D Solenare DSE-23BU (1200A/7.2KV)

W 10 Loads 3

Merlin Gerin DS2-32 600V/3200A

RB 1 ACB- RB1/2

4

Merlin Gerin DS2-16 600V/1600A

RB 2 ACB 4

Battery Charger Japan Storage Battery Co. Ltd.

BCH-1000: SGF9-145-300CA INV-1000: IRG1-108/120-20CSF

N/A 1 Battery Charger (BCH-1001) & Inverter (INV-1000)

4

Japan Storage Battery Co. Ltd.

Battery Charger (BCH-1001)

N/A 1 SGF3-275-40CA

4


Battery Charger (BCH-1003)

N/A 1 SGF3-160-60CA

4


Battery Charger Battery Charger for Gas Turbine Generator (GTG#1)

1 SGF3-145-50CA

4


Battery Charger Battery Charger for (GTG#2)

1 SGF3-145-40CA

4



1 SGF1-156-70CA

4



1 SGF3-175-100CA

4


Battery Charger Battery Charger

(BCH-OPH)

1 SGF3-145-30CA

4

Motor Contactor LKENS DOMINO

(400V) 100B 1 MCC-100B 3

Jedd

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efin

ery

LKENS DOMINO (400V)

LB 1 MCC-LB 3

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LKENS DOMINO (400V)

W 1 MCC-W 3

Allen Bradley BUL 2100 (600V)

S 4 MCC-EMG-S

3


Z 1 MCC-EMG-Z

3


T 4 MCC-T1 & MCC-T2

3


S 8 MCC-S2, MCC-S1

3

Square D 89001-S/IC63A1 & 89001-S/BC8-A4

W 2 MCC-WA 3


Z 5 MCC-Z2, MCC-Z1

3


Z 5 MCC-ZA2, MCC-ZA1

3

Jedd

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efin

ery

TOGAMI Electrical Co. Ltd.

SPB-14466 (400V)

RB 2 MCC-RB1 & MCC-

RB2

4

Motor Contactor ITE NG323128 S/S # 34 42 R91-P-343 4

ITE NG323128 33 3 R91-P-122 9

Juay

mah

Gas

Pl

ant

ITE NG323128 S/S #33 12 R91-P-143/144

9

Circuit Breaker Merlin Gerin DSE 23K S/S # 5 58 MS-5.1, 5.2 2

Merlin Gerin DSE 23K S/S # 6 20 MS-6.1 2

Merlin Gerin DSE 23K S/S # 10 34 MS-10.1, 2,

3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8

2

Merlin Gerin DR 72-35 S/S # 11 14 MS-11.1 5

Merlin Gerin DR 72-35 S/S # 13 15 MS-13.1 5

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Ref

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Merlin Gerin DSE 23 S/S # 5 7 MS-5.1, 5.2 5

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Merlin Gerin DSE 23 S/S # 6 3 MS-6.1 5

Merlin Gerin DSE 23 S/S # 10 3 MS-10.1/A 5

Merlin Gerin DSE 25 S/S # 8.1 24 MS-8.1 7




Merlin Gerin DSE 23 S/S # 9 27 MS-9.1, 2, 3, 4, 5

7

ABB SF6 HPA 12 RLS 1, 2 2 Incoming (RLS 1, 2)

10

Merlin Gerin DSE 23 S/S # 9 3 MS-9.1 10

Motor Contactor

Telemecanique CN1-FC133 S/S # 5 163 MCC-5.1.1, 2, 3, 4 & MCC-5.2.1, 2, 3, 4

1

Telemecanique CN1-FC133 S/S # 6 157 MCC-6.1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7,E

1

Telemecanique CN1-JC133 S/S # 5 9 MCC-5.1.1, 2, MCC-5.2.3, 4

1

Telemecanique CN1-JC133 S/S # 6 13 MCC-6.1, 3, 4, 5, 6, E

1

Telemecanique CN1-BJ3 S/S # 5 6 MCC-5.1.1, 2

1

Telemecanique CN1-BJ3 S/S # 6 5 MCC-6.2, 3, 7, E

1

Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S # 8.1 11 PC-8.1 3



Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S # 9.1 16 MCC-9.1 3

Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S # 9.2 15 MCC-9.2 3

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Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S #10.2 4 MCC-10.2 3

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Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S #10.3 1 MCC-10.3 3

Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 S/S #10.9 142 MCC-10.9 A, B, C, D

3

Telemecanique LC1 FJ 43 S/S #8.1 4 PC-8.1 3

Telemecanique LC1 FJ 43 S/S #10.2 4 MCC-10.2 3

Telemecanique LC1 FH 43 S/S #8.1 2 PC-8.1 3

Telemecanique LC1 FH 43 S/S #10.2 2 MCC-10.2 3



Telemecanique LC1 FG 43 S/S #9.2 6 MCC-9.2 3




Telemecanique LC1 FG 43 S/S #10.3 1 MCC-10.3 3 Telemecanique LC1 FG 43 S/S #10.4 11 MCC-10.4 3

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Circuit Breaker GE TKMCD031 S/S # 108 3 108-SWGR-

01 3

GE AK-1 S/S # 22 4 22-SWGR-01

3

GE AK-1 S/S # 3 3 03-SWGR-01

3

GE AK-1 S/S # 5 2 05-SWGR-01

8

GE AK-1 S/S # 6 2 06-SWGR-01

8

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SIEMENS VDE0660 S/S # 90 3 90-SWGR-01

4

Circuit Breaker

E/C

D

ist. GE TKM3F ER/CR

DEPT-JOUF BP

5 X19 2

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Findings

Motor Contactor GE CR-

7008C104A4J X19-JOUF

BP 1 X14 1

GE CR120R-34248 X19-JOUF BP

1 X19 2

RAYMOND CONTROL SYSTEM

SURE-49-5-CCW

X16,17-QATIF

LPG, BP

2 MCC-CB, X16,17

2

AUTOMATIC SWITCH

930393 ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

2 X19 2

GE CR120R-34237 ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

2 X19 2

GE CR-2810A14AT ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

2 X19 2

SIEMENS ALLIS GR-ZECH ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

3 X16,17 2

KASUGA-E-W LTD

MUT 370 ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

1 X19 2

TOGAMII JAPAN PUK-35U ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

13 X19 2

TOGAMI JAPAN PUK-50U ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

3 X19 2

TOGAMI JAPAN PUK-80U ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

2 X19 2

ASEA SK819013-B-2 ER/CR DEPT-

JOUF BP

2 X19 3

UPS

M-G-E CHAINA 637802096 JOUF BP 1 X19 1

Battery Charger

Eas

tern

& C

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FLEET 87603 JOUF BP 1 X19 1

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Circuit Breaker

Merlin Gerin DS2 X04 Tabuk Bulk Plant

5 N/A 1

Merlin Gerin TC-630 X04 Tabuk Bulk Plant (Main S/S)

1 N/A 1

Merlin Gerin SELPCT-2500A X04 Duba Bulk Plant

1 N/A 1

GE TPSS6612S GE 3

X43 KAIA (Main S/S)

3 N/A 1

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DISJONCTEUR CNP 1000 X07 North Jeddah Bulk

Plant

3 Truck loading S/S LSG-105

2

Motor Contactor

Mitsubishi 6SH-400WDT-RF

V04/1 7 V21-MC12A

4


V04/1 7 V21-MC12B

4


V04/2 4 V21-MC22A

4


V04/2 4 V21-MC22B

4


V09, V11/3 5 V21-MC32A

4


V09, V11/3 4 V21-MC32B

4


V17, V14/4 5 V21-MC42A

4


V17, V14/4 5 V21-MC42B

4


V22, V28, V32/5

7 V21-MC52A

4


V22, V28/5 5 V21-MC52B

4

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V25/7 16 V21-MC82 4

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UPS Mitsubishi BIROS 2000K V22, V28,

V32, 1 V21-IP51 4

Mitsubishi BIROS 2000K V21 1 V21-IP53 4 Mitsubishi BIROS 3020NT V29/14 1 UPS 1401 4 Mitsubishi BIROS 3020NT V29/15 1 UPS 1501 4 Mitsubishi BIROS

5005NSK V29 1 UPS 1301 4

Mitsubishi BIROS 3080NT V29/14 1 UPS 1402A 5

Yan

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ent

Mitsubishi BIROS 3080NT V29 1 UPS 1402B 5

Circuit Breaker Siemens RL K32- (Al-

Mu’ajjiz Terminal)-

SUB.#1

4 K32-P-112 9

Siemens RL K32- (Al-Mu’ajjiz

Terminal)- SUB.#2

6 K32-P-122 9


Terminal)- SUB.#6

4 K32-P-162 9

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Terminal)

3 K33-P-111 9

Circuit Breaker Electrotechnica SACE-P2C 24 1 100LVPC1 2

Electrotechnica CEI/SACE-7.2-35 24 1 MVC1A/B 2

Electrotechnica SACE-P2C 15 1 925LVPC2 7 Electrotechnica SACE-P2C 23 1 925LVPC4 7 Electrotechnica SACE-P2C 15 1 925LVPC1 7

Electrotechnica CEI/SACE-7.2-35 15 1 925MVCC1 7 R

iyad

h R

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Electrotechnica CEI/SACE-7.2-35 23 5 925MVCC2 7

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Faci

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# (Location) Qt Swg/MCC # Ranking

Motor Contactor

Electrotechnica CEI/SACE-7.2-35 24 12

100MVC1A &

100MVC1B 2

Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 40 MCC1, 2

Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 26 MCC2 2






Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 15 34 MCC8 7 Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 49 MCC1 7 Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 41 MCC2 7 Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 46 MCC3 7 Electrotechnica ER70(SACE) 24 41 MCC4 7

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Electrotechnica CGE (IC302) 15 17 925MVC1A 925MVC1B 7

Circuit Breaker Allis Chalmers VV 1500

Rank to be determined later

Allis Chalmers MA-2500


Allis Chalmers MA-250C1


Siemens-Allis MA-3500


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Siemens-Allis FA-350


Circuit Breaker

Term

inal

D

ept.

Allis Chalmers FC-500A Rank to be determined later

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Continuing Work

CONTINUING WORK

his report does not represent the end of the Electrical Obsolescence Management program. Completion, approval and implementation of the

Engineering Procedure (SAEP-136) will ensure a continuous assessment of the level of obsolescence of electrical equipment throughout Saudi Aramco facilities. The implementation of this standard will be essential as a tool to permit FPD to plan for future obsolescence based projects. Currently, data collection is still ongoing as part of the FPD Electrical Master Plan update, and will populate the database accordingly. FPD will be responsible to use the obsolescence database as input to the business case analysis on new project submittals. Additionally, once the database format is complete, and all initial data is entered, the program will be launched for public use, as mentioned in the Engineering Procedure, and each facility can review their equipment. A link to this database will be put on the CSD website.

T

Appendix-A

APPENDIX-A

Vendor Questionnaire

Appendix-A

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Appendix-A

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer

Equipment Type

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished?

4 How many years will these parts be available

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered?

6 Do you have an existing spare parts agreement with Saudi Aramco?

7 Is there a factory-built direct replacement/retrofit for the equipment?

8 Is design test data available for this direct replacement/retrofit equipment?

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment?

10 Where is the refurbishment work done?

11 What is the warranty period for new/reconditioned/refurbished equipment

12 Please provide contact information (name or position, complete address, tel number, fax number and e-mail) below

13 Is an equipment/parts catalogue available? If yes, please provide to the contact below.

Contact Information: Saudi Aramco Contact: Rami Dabbousi Saudi Aramco E-7820, EOB Dhahran, 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 873-6466 Fax: (966-3) 873-0766 E-mail: [email protected]

Vendor Contact: Name/Position: _____________________ Address: __________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: ______________________________ Fax: ______________________________ E-mail: ____________________________

Appendix-A


Appendix-B

APPENDIX-B

Ranking Questionnaire

Appendix-B


Appendix-B

Obsolete Electrical Equipment Questionnaire Department/Facility Plant No./Substation No. Equipment (Swgr, MCC, etc.)* Equipment Manufacturer Equipment Type # ** Switchgear/MCC Tag # ** No of Breaker/Contactor per single assembly

Survey Questions:

Does equipment supply critical loads as defined in SAES-P-100?

Yes

No

Specify the plant that will be affected

1

Specify the loss in the production rate (quantity Oil/Gas per day) that will be affected.

Do Maintenance records show many failures?

Yes

No

2

Specify the failures rate per year (please provide maintenance records and/or trip reports)

3 Is equipment in good physical condition?

Yes

No

4 Is there a redundancy (another feeder or standby Generator) to supply the load?

Yes

No

* A separate questionnaire is needed for every parent equipment (Swgr., MCC, UPS and Battery Charger)

** This is only applied to Switchgear and/or Controlgear (MCC) (Not applicable for UPS or battery system). Additional Comments:

Appendix-B


Appendix-C

APPENDIX-C

Complete Equipment List

Appendix-C


G.E. AM-4.16-250-8H 2.4 KV 2 ABQ MEDG.E. AK-3A-50 0.48 15 ABQ LOWG.E. AK-SA-25-E 2.4 KV 8 ABQ LOWG.E. AM-4.16-250-9H 4.16 KV 6 ABQ MEDG.E. AK2-50-3 0.48 KV 5 ABQ MED

SIEMENS FC500B 13.8KV 11 ABQ HIGHWestinghouse PORCELLINE 48Y9928 2.4 KV 9 ABQ LOWWestinghouse PORCELLINE DHP-795A636-001 4.16 KV 1 ABQ LOW

ABBOTT POWER CORP 9574-2 0.48 KV 1 ABQ HIGH

HOWE-YIN-RESEARCH CO CSC-0525-20 2.4 KV 2 ABQ HIGH

HOWE-YIN-RESEARCH CO HVC-0525-12 2.4 KV 4 ABQ HIGHNELSON ELECTRIC LB-454-1 2.4 KV 1 ABQ HIGH

Gould ITE K-1600-Model-01 0.48 KV 3 ABQ LOWG.E. E221CC313A2 2.4 KV 17 ABQ LOW

Westinghouse Electric LF-50V430 2.4 KV 13 ABQ LOWWestinghouse Electric SJA50VW430 2.4 KV 6 ABQ LOWNELSON ELECTRIC LX-546-S1 2.4 KV 14 ABQ HIGH

CYBEREX 120/40IB1 120 VAC 3 ABQ HIGH

C&D ARR130K500F 120 VDC 3 ABQ LOW

NIFE JUNGER 110VB125-Z 120 VDC 2 ABQ MEDGOULD I GRF120T100 120 VDC 4 ABQ HIGH

GE Magna Blast AM4-16-350-2H 4.16KV 35 BGP MED

GEC/English Electric VMX 5KV 7 BGP LOW

Westinghouse 150DHP1000 15KV 44 BGP LOW

Westinghouse 50DHP250 4.16KV 1 BGP LOW

GE Limit Amp Size-9R, Fuse ET2 4.16KV 19 BGP LOW

GEC/English Electric HMC-1072 5KV 4 BGP LOW

Westinghouse AmpGuard 4.16KV 4 BGP LOW

GE -USA TKM3F 600V 5EA ERD HIGH

RAYMOND CONTRL SYS SURE-49-5-CCW 120 2 ERD HIGH

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DOSAPRO MILTON ROY M.ROY.A.112.FR.111 230 2 ERD LOW

CARRIER 38KA012500 208/230 2 ERD X

Electrostandard Italyano coUnder Eng. Work

Ordr# 02C080 ERD X

GE -USA 240V 32EA ERD X

GE -USA V82590 480V 2EA ERD X

GE -USA SRPF250A 600V 1EA ERD X

GE -USA SRPF250A 600V 1EA ERD X

MAG-BREAK TEC36050 600V 1EA ERD X

MERLIN GERIN IN250 690V 1EA ERD HIGH

WESTING HOUSE IEC-157-1 480 2EA ERD X

ASEA SK 819013-B-2 110V 2EA ERD HIGH

Atomatic,sw,co 930393 600v 2EA ERD HIGH

GE CR7008C104A4J 480 1 ERD HIGH

GE -USA CR-2810 AI4AT 600V 2EA ERD HIGH

GE -USA CR120E-34237 600V 2EA ERD HIGH

GE -USA CR-120R-34248 600V 1EA ERD HIGH

KASUGA-E-W-ltd MUT 370 550max 1EA ERD HIGH

SIEMENS ALLIS GRZECH 230/460 3 ERD HIGH

TOGAMI'JAPAN PUK-35U 550MAX 13EA ERD HIGH



Appleton ETC 480 2 ERD X

GE -USA LC 1 D 80 600V 1EA ERD X

Premium Efficiency Motor TCE-TE 230/460 2 ERD X

Square-D CMM1-T 480 1 ERD X

UL FEDIB175-3458-96 120V 1EA ERD X

Westinghouse 1587753 480 1 ERD X

M -G-E CHAINA 637802096 125V 19EA ERD HIGH

Emerson AP765M66 208 2 ERD X

FLEEET (UL) 87603 6\12\24 1EA ERD HIGH

LA MARCHE A46-30-24VA1 24V 2EA ERD LOW

LA MARCHE A46-30-24VA1 24V 1EA ERD LOW

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METRON INC 1808-24-25 24V 1EA ERD MED

C-Charger 60008 110 1 ERD LOW

ITE Gould NG323128 480 V 4 JGP HIGH

Powell Elect. MFG.K811053A3 /

IC2814 2400 V 8 JGP LOW

ITE Gould NG323128 480 V 3 JGP HIGH

GEC M -PACT-3037W 600V/3000A 1 JRD LOW



MITSUBISHI 6-DHE-40M 2000A/7.2KV 2 JRD MED

MITSUBISHI 6-DHE-40M 1200A/7.2KV 29 JRD MED

MITSUBISHI 10-DHE-40M 2000A/15KV 7 JRD MED



MITSUBISHI 6-DHP-40M 2000A/7.2KV 1 JRD MED

MITSUBISHI 6-DHP-40M 1200A/7.2KV 14 JRD MED

MITSUBISHI DS-530 600V/3000A 2 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI DS-416 600V/3000A 15 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI 6-VZ4-DL-C 400A/6.3KV 8 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI 10-VRP-25B 1250A/6.3KV 8 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI 10-VPR-25B 1600A/13.8KV 10 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI 10-VPR-40C 1250A/7.2KV 3 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI 10-SF6-40 630A/13.8KV 3 JRD LOW

SACE DR-7.2-35 1250A/7.2KV 13 JRD MED

SACE OTOMAX-P2C 600V/3200A 1 JRD MED

SACE NOVAMAX-G30 600V/1600A 9 JRD MED

SAEC DR-7.2-25 1250A/7.2KV 9 JRD MED

FUJI RM10M-25/6-12H 1200A/7.2KV 1 JRD HIGH

FUJI RM10M-25/6-6H 1200A/7.2KV 7 JRD HIGH

SQURRE D Solenare DSE-23 BU1200A/7.2KV 13 JRD HIGH

SQURRE D Solenare DSE-25 CU1200A/6.3KV 4 JRD HIGH

MARTELLI CNP-1000 600V/800A 3 JRD HIGH

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MERLIN GRIN DS2-32 600V/3200A 1 JRD HIGH

MERLIN GRIN DS2-16 600V/1600A 2 JRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI 6-VF-40FM-A 1200A/6.3KV 2 JRD LOW

BBC MINS 380V 1 JRD LOW

GEC MAINLINE 400V 3 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI E-23BD-BB 400V 7 JRD LOW



MITSUBISHI E-23BS-BB 400V 1 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI E-23BD-BO 400V 1 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI E-23B-BB 400V 1 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI E-23B-BB 400V 2 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI E-23BD-CC 400V 1 JRD LOW

MITSUBISHI G-23BS-BB 400V 1 JRD LOW




MITSUBISHI G-23BD-BC 400V 1 JRD LOW

SQURRE D (USA)Model 4 Control

Center 600V 1 JRD LOW







Allen Bradley BUL1200 600V 17 JRD HIGH




LKNES DOMINO 400V 1 JRD HIGH



SQURRE D (England) 89001-S/IC63-A1 600V 1 JRD HIGH

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SQURRE D (England) 89001-S/BC8-A4 600V 1 JRD HIGH

TOGAMI Electirc Co. Ltd. SPB-14466 400V 1 JRD HIGH

TOGAMI Electirc Co. Ltd. SPB-14466 400V 3 JRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI E-WT-4 400V 1 JRD LOW





MITSUBISHI E-W23B 400V 1 JRD LOW

Simplex GE Ltd.7700 Line Control


Japan Storage Battey Co. Ltd. SGF1-156-70CA 380V 1 JRD HIGH








Japan Storage Battey Co. Ltd. 380V JRD HIGH

Japan Storage Battey Co. Ltd. IRG1-108/120-20CSF 380V 1 JRD HIGH

Honda Denki Co. Ltd. NFH8-170-5SA 400V 1 JRD LOW

GE Magneblast 13.8kV 3 NAOO MED

Westinghouse DHP 13.8kV 1 NAOO LOW

BBC 5HK 4.160 KV 3 NAOO LOW

BBC 15HK 13.8kV 4 NAOO LOW

Gould LK 480 1 NAOO LOW

GE AKR-NB-301 500 9 Pipelines LOW

Toshiba BG10J33 15000 9 Pipelines LOW

Westinghouse W2 500 21 Pipelines LOW

Westinghouse 150DHP500 2400 8 Pipelines LOW

Westinghouse SVS-25293 30 Pipelines LOW

Gould 5HK 5000 18 Pipelines LOW

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SACE Bergamo VGR / VRB 15000 13 Pipelines MEDGENERAL ELECTRIC TED 480 V 108 RBR LOW

GENERAL ELECTRIC THED 480 V 200 RBR LOW

GENERAL ELECTRIC TSK 480 V 12 RBR LOW

MERLIN GERIN CM – IS 1600 480 V 4 RBR LOW

NOUVA MAGRINI GALILEO 7 F 500 N 4.160 KV 32 RBR MED

NOUVA MAGRINI GALILEO SF6 38GI - 25 34.5 KV 28 RBR LOW

SACE SPA DR 7.2 – 35 / C 4.160 KV 27 RBR MED

SACE SPA DR 7.2 – 35 4.160 KV 22 RBR MED

SACE SPA DR 7.2 - 25 4.160 KV 12 RBR MED

SIEMENS 3WN1 480 V 8 RBR LOW

SIEMENS3AF

1754–4EA40–1TA3-Z 4.160 KV 3 RBR LOW

SIEMENS3AF

1051–4ZA90–1TA3-Z 4.160 KV 10 RBR LOW

SIEMENS3AF 2341-4ZA90-

1TA3-Z 4.160 KV 7 RBR LOW

TERASAKI TM30DR 480 V 22 RBR MED

TERASAKI TL100E 480 V 303 RBR MED

TERASAKI TL225E 480 V 22 RBR MED

TERASAKI TL400E 9 RBR MED

MERLIN GERIN SELPACT IS2 - 32 480 V 4 RBR HIGH



MERLIN GERIN SELPACT DS2 - 16 480 V 43 RBR HIGH

MERLIN GERIN SELPACT ISA - 1 480 V 11 RBR HIGH

MERLIN GERIN SOLENARC DSE 23 4.160 KV 16 RBR HIGH

MERLIN GERIN SOLENARC DSE 23K 4.160 KV 140 RBR HIGH

MERLIN GERIN SOLENARC DSE 25 4.160 KV 41 RBR HIGH

GENERAL ELECTRIC TIL 160 480 V 561 RBR LOW

ABB SF6 HPA 12 4.160 KV 2 RBR X

MERLIN GERIN C 125 L 480 V 927 RBR LOW




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ABB

EH 9, 12, 16, 22, 32, 40, 50, 65, 75, 100,

150, 160 480 V 201 RBR MED

General ElectricCA1D1, 2D1, 3D1,

4D1 480 V 136 RBR HIGH

General Electric CA1D2 480 V 21 RBR HIGH

General Electric CA3D2 480 V 54 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique CN1 – FC133 480 V 320 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique CN1 – JC133 480 V 22 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique CN1 – BJ3 480 V 11 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique LC1 FF 43 480 V 234 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique LC1 FJ 43 480 V 8 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique LC1 FH 43 480 V 8 RBR HIGH

Telemecanique LC1 FG 43 480 V 52 RBR HIGH

Westinghouse 2 CR 125 T 20 NSW 3 RBR LOW




Mitsubishi MBB/DHP-40M 13.8KV 30 RR LOW

Mitsubishi MBB/DHE-40M 4.16KV 12 RR LOW

Mitsubishi DS-416/530 480V 13 Swg RR LOW

Elettrotecnica CEI /SACE-7.2-35 4.16KV 3 Swgt RR HIGH

Elettrotecnica SACE-P2C 480v 4 swgt RR HIGH

Mitsubishi Type G 480V 58 MCC RR LOW

Elettrotecnica CGE (IC302) 4.16kv 5 MCC RR HIGH

Elettrotecnica ER70(SACE) 480V 16 MCC RR HIGH

GE AK-1 480V S/list RTR HIGH

Fuji HS4006M-12MF-NE 4.16KV 3 RTR LOW

GE AM-4.16-250-9H 2.4KV 27 RTR MED

GE AM-4.16-350-2H 2.4kv 4 RTR MED

GEAK-3, AK-3A, AK-5

AKR AKS 480V S/list RTR LOW

GE AKU 480V S/list RTR MED

GE TPYY3608E1 480V 3 RTR LOW

Mitsubish MAH-16B 480V 25 RTR LOW

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Mitsubishi 10-VPR-50B 13.8kv 3 RTR LOW

Mitsubishi 10-VPR-40B 13.8kv 8 RTR LOW

Mitsubishi 4DHP-50M 4.16kv 6 RTR MED

SIEMENS 8DN604 72.5KV 22 RTR LOW

TERASAKI AH-30C 480V 15 RTR MED

TERASAKI AH-10B 480V 6 RTR MED

WESTINGHOUSE 150-DHP-750 13.8kv 24 RTR LOW

WESTINGHOUSE 150-DHP-1000 13.8kv 18 RTR LOW

WESTINGHOUSE 50-DHP-250 4.16/2.4Kv 33 RTR LOW

Westinghouse DB-15 125VDC 2 RTR LOW

Westinghouse DB-50/FA-30725,etc. 480V 18 RTR LOW

GE TKMCD03E 480V 4 RTR HIGH

SIEMNS VDE0660 600V 3 RTR HIGH

GOULD LA3000/K3000-S 480V 10 RTR LOW

GE Limitamp IC-7160 2.4KV 23 RTR LOW

Mitsubishi VZ4-PE-C 4.16kv 37 RTR LOW

Powell/GE IC-2814 2.4KV 84 RTR MED

Fuji/Toshiba MV Starters 4.16KV 3 RTR X

NELSON/Westinghouse 1041D / LF 2.4kv 90 RTR LOW

WESTINGHOUSE 1041D / LF 4.16/2.4KV 39 RTR LOWACEC Charleroi CAEC 2.4KV one SAOO LOW

ACEC Charleroi CAEC 2.4KV one SAOO LOW

Allis Chalmers MA-2500 4.16KV one SAOO HIGHAllis Chalmers MA-2500 4.16KV one SAOO HIGHAllis Chalmers VV 1500 34.5KV two SAOO HIGHAllis Chalmers MA-250C1 & 456-D 4.16 seven SAOO HIGHAllis Chalmers MA-250C1 4.16 one SAOO HIGH

General Electric Magne-Blast AM-4 16-350-2H 4.16KV one SAOO MED



General Electric Magne-Blast AM-4 16-350-2H 4.16KV six SAOO MED

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General Electric Magne-Blast AM-4 16-350-2H 4.16KV two SAOO MED




General Electric Magne-Blast AM--4.16-350-9h 4.16KV two SAOO MED

General Electric Magne-Blast AM--4.16-250-9h 4.16KV one SAOO MED

General Electric Air Circuit Breaker AM-4.16-250BN 4.16KV one SAOO MED

General Electric Magne-Blast AM-4.16-350-2H 4.16KV two SAOO MED

General Electric Magne-Blast 4.16KV one SAOO MEDGeneral Electric Magne-Blast 4.16KV one SAOO MEDGeneral Electric Magne-Blast 4.16KV one SAOO MEDGeneral Electric Magne-Blast 4.16KV one SAOO MEDGeneral Electric Magne-Blast 4.16KV one SAOO MEDGeneral Electric Magne-Blast AM-4

16-350-2H 4.16KV two SAOO MED





General Electric AK-2-25-2 480 two SAOO MED

General Electric AKR-30 480 one SAOO LOW

General Electric AKR-5A-50 480 two SAOO LOW

General Electric AKR-7A-50 480 one SAOO LOW

General Electric AK-2-25-2 480 four SAOO MED

General Electric AK-2-25-2 480 four SAOO MED

General Electric AK-7-25 RMS-9 480 four SAOO LOW

Siemens-Allis FA-350 & MA-3500 4.16KV one SAOO HIGHWestinghouse 150DHP1000 13.2KV one SAOO LOW

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Westinghouse 150DHP750 13.2KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.2KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 50DHP350 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.8KV five SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP750 13.8KV six SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP1000 13.8KV six SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP750 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP750 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP750 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 50 DHP 250 4.16KV two SAOO LOW

Westinghouse 50 DHP 250 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse DHP 13.8KV two SAOO LOWWestinghouse DHP 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse DHP 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse DHP 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse DHP 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP500 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse 150DHP1000 13.8KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse Type VCP-W 13.8 one SAOO LOW

Westinghouse SPCB 480V two SAOO LOW

Westinghouse SPCB 480V two SAOO LOW

Westinghouse SPCB 480 V two SAOO LOW

Westinghouse SPCB 480V one SAOO LOW






Westinghouse SPCB 480 five SAOO LOW

Westinghouse SPCB 480 two SAOO LOW

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Westinghouse SPCB 480 six SAOO LOW

ABB Air Circuit Breaker 4.16KV one SAOO X

Allis Chalmers 456-D 4.16KV one SAOO MEDWestinghouse Ampguard 4.16KV three SAOO LOWWestinghouse Ampguard 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse Ampguard 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse Ampguard 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse Air Break Contactor 4.16KV one SAOO LOWWestinghouse Air Break Contactor 4.16KV one SAOO LOWSiemens-Allis 4/16KV one SAOO X

Cyberex UPS 120V 5 SAOO LOW

Westinghouse Accupac-1 UPS 120 20 SAOO LOW

GE AM 4.16-250H 4.16kV 10 ShGP MED

GE AM4.16-350H 4.16kV 10 ShGP MED

Allis Chalmers FC-500A 13.8kV 19 TOD HIGH

General Electric Magneblast 4.16kV 14 TOD MED

Westinghouse 50-DHP-350 2.4kV 11 TOD LOW



Westinghouse DS-632 480V 30 TOD LOW

Westinghouse DHP-500 13.8kV 11 TOD LOW

Westinghouse 52-E-4131 480V 20 TOD X

Westinghouse Ampgard 4.16kV 22 TOD LOW

ABB SACE E1 500 2 WRD LOW

BBC OTOMAX P2C 600 3 WRD MED

GE TP2520TTE3 600 2 WRD LOW

GE TB13015BW E 05 600 1 WRD LOW

MERLIN GREINMASTER PACT M08 NI - 800A 480 1 WRD LOW

POWEL 15PV075D-81 15KV 12 WRD LOW

SACE DR 7.2 - 3.5 6.3KV 13 WRD MED

TOSAMI / TARASAKI TL-100F / PAK 80U 480 1 WRD MED


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DISJONCTEUR CNP 1000 600 3 WRD HIGH

GE TPSS6612S GE 3 600 3 WRD HIGH

MERLIN GREIN SELPACT- 2500A 480 1 WRD HIGH

GE STD 480 1 WRD X

MERLIN GREINSLAT STACK -

1000A 480 1 WRD X

MERLIN GREINSLATSTACK - 320A, 1600A, 480 5 WRD X

MERLIN GREIN TC-630 480 1 WRD HIGH

MERLIN GREIN TL-1000 480 3 WRD X

MERLIN GREIN DS2 480 5 WRD HIGH

MERLIN GREIN DSL 480 9 WRD X

SIEMENS RLE-800 500 2 WRD LOW

SIEMENS RYL-800 500 15 WRD LOW

SIEMENS RL-4000 500 4 WRD LOW

SIEMENS RLE-800 500 5 WRD LOW



GE TBL43400F149 600 12 WRD X

Nuova Magrini 7V301 13.8KV 14 YGTD MED

Nuova Magrini 7V301 4.16KV 11 YGTD MED

Westinghouse 150DP 13.8KV 26 YGTD LOW

Westinghouse WLI 13.8KV 29 YGTD LOW

Siemens RL 480V 17 YGTD HIGH

Westinghouse SPCB 480V 8 YGTD LOW

Gould K-1600S 480V 9 YGTD LOW

Gould K-3000S 480V 5 YGTD LOW

MITSUBISHI 10-DHP-40M 13.8KV 23 YRD MED

MITSUBISHI 4-DHE-32M 4.16KV 36 YRD MED

MITSUBISHI DS-416 0.48KV 170 YRD LOW



MITSUBISHI 6-VZ-44B 4.16KV 4 YRD LOW

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MITSUBISHI 6SH-400WDT-RF 4.16KV 56 YRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI BIROS 2000K 127V 2 YRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI BIROS 3020NT 127V 2 YRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI BIROS 3080NT 127V 2 YRD HIGH

MITSUBISHI BIROS 5005NSK 127V 1 YRD HIGH

* HIGH : High Obsolescence (Obsolete)

MED : Medium Obsolescence (Spare parts supported for less than 5 years)

LOW : Low Obsolescence (Spare parts supported for more than 5 years)

X : Not identified by vendor, need more information from proponent

Appendix-C


Appendix-D

APPENDIX-D

Assignment Letter from BOE

Appendix-D


Appendix-E

APPENDIX-E

Kickoff Meeting Minutes

Appendix-E


Appendix-E

MINUTES OF MEETING March 2, 2003

SUBJECT: Electrical Equipment Obsolescence Survey.

LOCATION: EOB-2050

DATE & TIME: March 2, 2003 at 7:30am

ATTENDEES:

Name Team DEPARTMENT Tel. Number Thani S. Al-Anizi EEU Supervisor Consulting Services Dept. 874-5135 G. Tom Crum Team Consultant Consulting Services Dept. 874-6159 Rami M. O. Dabbousi Team Leader Consulting Services Dept. 873-6466 Ali M. Al-Qahtani Team Member Consulting Services Dept. 873-1334 Motaz A Taj Team Member Power Distribution Dept. 872-9726 Fouad A Shehab Team Member Facilities Planning Dept. 873-2614 Paul A Porcaro Team Support Facilities Planning Dept. 873-6331 Adel M Fateel Team Member R.T. Refinery Eng. Dept. 673-4432 Mohammed M Naboud Team Member Terminal Operations Dept. 678-6082 Abdulrahman A Hijji Field Rep Abqaiq Plants Opr. Dept. 572-3954 Jayesh K Rewatkar Field Rep Berri Gas Plant Dept. 678-7759 Zaki A Kadhem Field Rep Ju’aymah Gas Plant Dept. 678-9081 Pedro H Munoz Field Rep Uthmaniyah Gas Plant Dept. 577-5120 Harvey O Lucas Field Rep S.A. Producing Eng. Dept. 576-6305 Mohammad A Hosawi Field Rep Pipelines 872-9641 Abdulmalik A Dujain Field Rep Riyadh Refinery Dept. 01-285-1553Makram A Allaggani Field Rep Jeddah Refinery Dept. 02-427-2112Abdullah M Nakhli Field Rep Yanbu Refinery Dept. 04-397-8925Ezzat S Garout Field Rep Rabigh Refinery Dept. 02-425-2500Hamed S Badrani Field Rep Yanbu Gas/Terminal Dept. 04-397-7121Jamil A Othman Field Rep Western Region Dist. Dept. 02-427-6007

A meeting was held on March 2, 2003 at 7:30am in room E-2050, to discuss various issues regarding the Electrical Equipment Obsolescence Survey (EEOS) that has been conducted companywide. During the meeting of the Board of Engineers, they directed the CSD, FPD, and PDD to formulate a team to identify the obsolete electrical equipment throughout the company, schedule its replacement and develop an engineering procedure that show proper means to tackle this issue in the future.

Appendix-E

• The meeting started at 7:45am with welcoming remarks by the CSD/ESD/EEU supervisor to all attendees. He emphasized on the seriousness and urgency to have this issue well addressed, and for all facilities to not miss this opportunity.

• A presentation on the EEOS was given by the team leader. The presentation highlighted the objective of EEOS, team members as well as a definition to the term “Obsolete” equipment. Furthermore, it showed the suggested survey list sheet, timetable for EEOS and replacement plan.

• Some organizations expressed their desire to have a member from their organizations the EEOS team. The suggestion is welcomed and the support from any of these organizations is always appreciated.

• Some of the attendees expressed their organization’s concern on a confusing massage they received from some vendors when spare or retrofitting parts were requested. Some of these vendors claimed the obsoleteness of the requested equipment when approached directly by the facility proponent. However, when the same vendor is approached by the FPD, he confirmed the existence of the requested spare parts and that it is not obsolete.

• It was agreed that retrofitting is not always the best choice and sometimes it could be more expensive than selecting another replacement. Deciding to retrofit any electrical equipment should be based on engineering judgment, and Operations concerns, taking into consideration that the retrofitted equipment has to be certified (type tested and accepted by Saudi Aramco), as well as the cost associated with the retrofitting compared to a replacement with new equipment. Retrofitting is generally used to extend the expected life of the equipment and it should not be treated as a permanent solution to the problem. Furthermore, retrofitting must not be considered as a choice when upgrading or reconfiguring substations.

• It was suggested to include other electrical equipment such as Transformer and Protective devices in the survey, for the team evaluation.

• It was suggested to delay the deadline for submitting the equipment list to March 15, 2003 to give ample of time for all representatives to collect data from remote facilities.

Attachment: Invitation Letter AMQ

Appendix-F

APPENDIX-F

Vendor Response

Appendix-F


Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Compress Air Breaker (CA Breaker) Manufacturer Westinghouse Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available? Yes 2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited? Complete 3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? New 4 How many years will these parts be available? No Plan to

Discontinue 5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Yes 6 Do you have an existing spare parts agreement with Saudi

Aramco? Yes


Yes


Yes

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? Yes 10 Where is the refurbishment work done? USA or

S.A. 11 What is the warranty period for

new/reconditioned/refurbished equipment? 12 Months

12 Please provide contact information (name or position, Complete address, tel number, fax number and e-mail) below

See Below

13 Is an equipment/parts catalogue available? If yes, please Provide to the contact below.

Yes attached

Contact Information Saudi Aramco Contact: Rami Dabbousi Saudi Aramco E-7820, EOB Dhahran, 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 873-6466 Fax: (966-3) 873-0766 E-mail: [email protected]

Vender Contact: Chuck Altopiedi Name/Position: Director of Int’l Marketing _______________ Address: 820 Washington Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 _______________________ _______________________

Tel.: 412-665-2700 Fax: 412-665-2760 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer WESTINGHOUSE PORCELLINE

Equipment Type 48Y9928-50DHP 250

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Yes

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Generally complete

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? New

4 How many years will these parts be available No plans to discontinue.

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Yes


Yes, not for this product.


Yes


Yes

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? Yes

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? U.S.A


12 Months


See below


Yes


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Chuck Altopiedi Director Int’l Marketing Address: 820 Washington Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 U.S.A. Tel.: 412-665-2700 Fax: 412-665-2745 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Westinghouse Manufacturer 2 CR 125 T 20/ 35/ 50/ 85 NSW Battery Charges Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available? Yes 2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited? General

Complete Some Limited

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? New or Refurbished

4 How many years will these parts be available? No plans to discontinue

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Yes 6 Do you have an existing spare parts agreement with Saudi

Aramco? Yes, not for these specific products


Yes – Non Westinghouse


Yes

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? Yes 10 Where is the refurbishment work done? USA 11 What is the warranty period for

new/reconditioned/refurbished equipment? 12 Months

12 Please provide contact information (name or position, Complete address, tel number, fax number and e-mail) below

See Below

13 Is an equipment/parts catalogue available? If yes, please Provide to the contact below.

Yes

Contact Information Saudi Aramco Contact: Rami Dabbousi Saudi Aramco E-7820, EOB Dhahran, 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 873-6466 Fax: (966-3) 873-0766 E-mail: [email protected]

Vender Contact: Chuck Altopiedi Name/Position: Director of Int’l Marketing ____________________ Address: 820 Washington Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 ______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________

Tel.: 412-665-2700_______________ Fax: 412-665-2760_______________ E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer Westinghouse

Equipment Type W2-Instrument and Control Switches


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Complete





Yes, not for these specific products.


Yes


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? U.S.A.


12 Months


See below.


Yes


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Chuck Altopiedi Director of Int’l Marketing Address: 820 Washington Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 U.S.A. Tel.: 412-665-2700 Fax: 412-665-2745 E-mail: [email protected]

-Homewood Sales Corp. supports the SVS classification of Arresters, however, we do not recognize SVS-25293-

Equipment Manufacturer Survey

Manufacturer WESTINGHOUSE

Equipment Type SVS-25293-Surge Arrester


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Generally complete





Yes, not for this product.


Yes


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? U.S.A


12 Months


See below


Yes



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer NELSON/Westinghouse

Equipment Type Type LF Contactors




4 How many years will these parts be available No Plan to Discontinue



Yes, Not This Specific Product


Yes


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? U.S.A.


12 Months


See Below


Attached



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type 50 DHP 250/350

Manufacturer Westinghouse / EATON Cutler-Hammer


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Limited (See Note 1)


4 How many years will these parts be available See Note 1



Yes through Distribution


Yes


See Note 2


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? USA & Saudi Arabia


Standard 1 Year, extended available


Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center, 3rd Floor Box 620. Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 8825424 Fax (966-3) 8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

NOTES: 1. Complete DHP Air Circuit Breakers are no longer available. Also, complete are

chutes for DHP air circuit breakers are no longer available. We recommend the DHP-VR Vacuum Replacement Breakers which will be available for the foreseeable future. DHP Air circuit breakers parts are reviewed annually.

2. Design tests data are available but they are proprietary. Certificate from EATON Cutler-Hammer could be provided and any customer that purchases breakers is welcome to visit our Greenwood, SC, USA Plant and review tests data books.

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Ampgard Controllers



2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited See Note 1







Yes


See Note 3






Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center; 3rd Floor Box 620, Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3)8825424 Fax (966-3)8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

NOTES:

1. There are three types LF Air (1962-1995), SJ Vacuum (1982-present) & SL Vacuum (2000-present). For Vacuum all spare parts are available. For air, some parts are available and we suggest vacuum replacement for complete contactor.

2. For Vacuum, it will be available for the foreseeable future. For Air, it will be evaluated on a yearly basis.

3. Design tests data are available but they are proprietary. Certificate from EATON Cutler-Hammer could be provided and any customer that purchases contactors / starters is welcome to visit our Asheville NC, USA Plant and review tests data books.

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type 150 DHP 500/750/1000



2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Limited (See Note 1)







Yes


See Note 2






Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center, 3rd Floor Box 620. Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 8825424 Fax (966-3) 8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

NOTES: 3. Complete DHP Air Circuit Breakers are no longer available. Also, complete are

chutes for DHP air circuit breakers are no longer available. We recommend the DHP-VR Vacuum Replacement Breakers which will be available for the foreseeable future. DHP Air circuit breakers parts are reviewed annually.

4. Design tests data are available but they are proprietary. Certificate from EATON Cutler-Hammer could be provided and any customer that purchases breakers is welcome to visit our Greenwood, SC, USA Plant and review tests data books.

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type DB Circuit Breakers



2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Limited







Yes


See Note 2






Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center, 3rd Floor Box 620, Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 8825424 Fax (966-3) 8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

NOTES:

1. Complete Replacement Breakers type DB will be available till 12/31/2003 for type DB25, DB50,DBL25, DBL50,DBF6 & DBF16. New Replacement air breakers type DB-AR are available for long duration using the New Technology of Magnum Air Circuit Breakers for the Draw-Out versions of DB25,DB50, and DB75. For DB100, it is under design.For spare parts, it will be evaluated on a yearly basis.

2. Design tests data are available but they are proprietary. Certificate from EATON Cutler-Hammer could be provided and any customer that purchases contactors / starters is welcome to visit our Asheville NC, USA Plant and review tests data books.

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type DS Circuit Breakers





4 How many years will these parts be available Foreseeable Future





Not Needed


Not Needed




Standard 1 year, extended available


Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center, 3rd Floor Box 620, Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 8825424 Fax: (966-3) 8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type WLI





4 How many years will these parts be available Foreseeable Future





Not Needed


Not Needed






Ok


Yes


Vendor Contact: Gaby Jreig, Area Manager EATON Cutler-Hammer Kanoo Airline Center, 3rd Floor Box 620 Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 8825424 Fax: (966-3) 8825732 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.

Equipment Type HS4006M-12MF-NE Breakers

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Yes.

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited 1. Vacuum Interrupter 2. Closing Coil 3. Tripping Coil 4. Operating Motor 5. Control Relay 6. Auxiliary

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? New.

4 How many years will these parts be available They will be available at least six (6) years.

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Yes, no problem.


We have not submitted spare parts agreement.


The spare parts that described in Survey Question No. 2 are possible.


There is no design test report of VCB available.

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? If you send back to our factory, we will repair it.

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? At our Fukiage factory in Saitama pref.


We will guarantee repaired parts for 1 (one) year after the replacement.


Please refer below.


Sorry, we do not have the catalogues for neither parts nor existing equipment.


Vendor Contact: ASAHI KOHATSU CORPORATION Name/Position: Y. Ogawa, president / S. Okada, Overseas Dept. Address: Jimbocho NK Building, 2-7, Kandajimbocho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051 Japan Tel.: +81-3-5276-2331 Fax: +81-3-5276-2334 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer FUJI

Equipment Type RM10M-25/6 Breakers

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not available

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Not applicable

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? Not applicable

4 How many years will these parts be available Not applicable

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Not applicable


Not available


Since requested parts are not available, you have to replace the Main equipment itself.


Not available

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? No

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Not applicable


Normally, one year from ex-works date. We’ll state it with our offer.


Please refer below


We manufacture various kinds of “breakers”. Please advise us the Breaker Type & Main equipment information.


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: S. Okada Address: Jimbocho NK Building, 2-7 Kandajimbocho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051 Japan Tel.: +81-3-5276-2331 Fax: +81-3-5276-2334 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Magne-Blast

Air Magnetic Circuit Breakers/Switchgear Manufacturer General Electric

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available YES

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited LIMITED FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER; FULL SUPPORT ON SWITCHGEAR

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? NEW

4 How many years will these parts be available ~3-5 YEARS

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? YES FOR THE REPLACEMENT POWERVAC VL TYPE BREAKERS


NONE


YES


YES, ALREADY WITH CSD

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? SUGGEST RETROFIT POWERVAC VL RETROFIT BREAKERS

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? BURLINGTON


1-YEAR


SEE BELOW


YES, SEE ATTACHMENT

Contact Information:

Saudi Aramco Contact: Rami Dabbousi Saudi Aramco E-7820, EOB Dhahran, 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel. (966-3) 873-6466 Fax: (966-3) 873-0766 E-mail: [email protected]

Vendor Contact: Name/Position: _IQBAL HUSSAIN_______ Address: _GE-SAUDI ARABIA_______ _9TH FLR. HABITAT BLDG.___________ _P.O. BOX 20498 AL-KHOBAR 31952___ __________________________________ Tel.: _893-9272______________ Fax: __893-9269____________________ E-mail: [email protected]_______

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type CR194 and CR7160

Limitamp Vacuum Type Controllers Manufacturer General Electric


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited COMPLETE


4 How many years will these parts be available ~10-15 YEARS

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? YES


NONE


YES


BASED ON ORIGINAL DESIGN

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? YES

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? MEBANE, NC USA


1-YEAR


SEE BELOW


YES, SEE ATTACHMENT



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type AKU

Old Style Low Voltage Power Circuit Breakers (Fused) Manufacturer General Electric


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited LIMITED


4 How many years will these parts be available ~ 3-5 YEARS



NONE


YES




10 Where is the refurbishment work done? GE-VEGA BAJA PUERTO RICO


1-YEAR


SEE BELOW


YES, SEE ATTACHMENT



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type AK2, AK2A

Old Style Low Voltage Power Circuit Breakers Manufacturer General Electric


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited LIMITED


4 How many years will these parts be available ~ 3-5 YEARS



NONE


YES




10 Where is the refurbishment work done? GE-VEGA BAJA PUERTO RICO


1-YEAR


SEE BELOW


YES, SEE ATTACHMENT



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type AK-1

Old Style Low Voltage Power Circuit Breakers Manufacturer General Electric

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available NO, BREAKERS

ARE OBSOLETE 2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited N/A

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? N/A

4 How many years will these parts be available N/A

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? N/A


N/A


N/A


N/A

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? N/A

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? N/A


N/A


N/A


N/A



Sheet # Equipment type Manufacturer Availability Comments GE Catalog1 CA1D1/2D1/3D1/4D1 GE Obsolete replaced by the CL00 up to CL12 new line contactors GEPC Controls 1 CA1D2/CA3D2 GE Obsolete replaced by the CL00 up to CL12 new line contactors GEPC Controls 2 CR2810A14AT GE Obsolete Good obsolete Cat.#, 4 pole Mech. Relay Nema Controls2 CR120E34237 GE Obsolete incorrect Cat# Nema Controls2 CR120R34248 GE Obsolete incorrect Cat# Nema Controls2 CR7008C104A4J GE Obsolete incorrect Cat# Nema Controls3 E221CC313A2 GE - Can't identify/need more details4 IC-3814 GE/Powel - Can't identify/need more details5 LC1D80 GE - Can't identify/need more details6 TB13015BWE05 GE Available Available for replacement only-Tri Break MCCB BuyLog Page #4-457 TBL3400F149 GE - Can't identify/need more details8 TIL160 GE - Can't identify/need more details9 TKMCD03E GE obsolete K frame Draw out Carriage

10 TP2520TTE3 GE Available Power Break I BuyLog page#5A-511 TPSS6612S GE Obsolete can be ordered as replacement.12 TPYY3608E1 GE available Power Break I- Switch BuyLog Page # 5A-1413 HMC-1072 GEC-UK This GEC has nothing to do with GE USA14 MAINLINE GEC-UK This GEC has nothing to do with GE USA15 VMX GEC-UK This GEC has nothing to do with GE USA16 M-PACT GE Available GE USA acquired this product line from GEC M-Pact Catalog

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer ALSTOM formerly GEC

Equipment Type HMC-1072 Contactors




4 How many years will these parts be available 10 years



No


New Switchgear only – HMC1172


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Parts supplied for our engineer to install on site


Typically 12 months


ALSTOM T&D Service Middle East


No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Stephan Montabaranom ALSTOM TDS ME Country Manager Address: AL Asha'a street PO box 515 RIYADH 11421 Tel.: 01 476 2288 ext. 3201 Fax: 01 476 2299 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer ALSTOM formerly GEC and English Electric

Equipment Type MAINLINE Contactors




4 How many years will these parts be available Indefinitely



No


No – still in manufacture


N/a




Typically 12 months




No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Stephan Montabaranom ALSTOM TDS ME Country Manager Address: AL Asha'a street PO box 515 RIYADH 11421 Tel.: 01 476 2288 ext 3201 Fax: 01 476 2299 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer ALSTOM formerly GEC (GE of America now owns the rights to

the M-Pact product) Equipment Type M –PACT Circuit Breakers




4 How many years will these parts be available Unknown (parts now made by GE)



No


Yes but depends on rating


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? On site


Typically 12 months




No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Stephan Montabaranom ALSTOM TDS ME Country Manager Address: AL Asha'a street PO box 515 RIYADH 11421 Tel.: 01 476 2288 ext. 3201 Fax: 01 476 2299 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer ALSTOM formerly GEC

Equipment Type HMC-1072 Contactors




4 How many years will these parts be available 10 years



No


New Switchgear only – HMC1172


Yes




Typically 12 months




No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position Stephan Montabaranom ALSTOM TDS ME Country Manager Address: AL Asha'a street PO box 515 RIYADH 11421 Tel.: 01 476 2288 ext 3201 Fax: 01 476 2299 E-mail: [email protected]:

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type K-1600S / K-3000S 480V Circuit Breakers

Manufacturer Gould/ABB


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited 99.999% complete

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? 99.999% new balance refurbished

4 How many years will these parts be available UNKNOWN



NO


YES K-1600M


NO


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Florence SC USA


1 Year



YES


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: John Layne Component Sales Engineer Address: ABB Inc. 655 Century Point Lake Mary, Fl. 32746-2137 Tel.: 407-732-2786 Fax: 407-732-2132 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type 5HK 5000 V Circuit Breakers

Manufacturer Gould/ABB


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited 99.999% complete

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? 99.999% new balance refurbished

4 How many years will these parts be available Unknown



NO


YES 5VHKX breaker


YES


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Florence SC USA


1 year



YES, I need to know the MVA rating


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: John Layne Component Sales Engineer Address: ABB Inc. 655 Century Point Lake Mary, Fl. 32746-2137 Tel.: 407-732-2786 Fax: 407-732-2132 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer DOSAPRO MILTON ROY

Equipment Type M.ROY.A.112.FR.111 Breakers



3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? Only new

4 How many years will these parts be available 10 YEARS (can be more)



Only case by case SPDP + EPS is applicable


It is depend


It is depend

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? No (only small equipment)



N/A


PierreYves Jourdain Spare parts Manager


Yes, you could find it on our website: www.dosapro.com or if you call us


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: _JOURDAIN Pierre-Yves – Spare parts manager____________________ Address: _10 grande rue 27320 Pont Saint Pierre_________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: ______________________________

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION

POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type VZ4-PE-C




4 How many years will these parts be available Supply is possible till 2010.

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Possible


No


Replacement parts


No


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? MELCO Japan


One year after supply


See below


Equipment catalogue enclosed


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: M,Yorita/Manager,CircuitBreaker Design Section Address: 8 Horai-cho Marugame-city Kagawa-pre. 763-8516, JAPAN Tel.: (877)24-8032 Fax: (877)25-2573 E-mail: [email protected]


POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type VZ4-DL-C







No


Replacement parts


No






See below





Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer Mitsubishi Equipment Type 6-VF Series (*1) ＊1：VCB for 7.2/3.6kV made by Mitsubishi is VF series, and no 6- VF series.

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available If 20 years have not been exceeded after these are

manufactured, it is possible to use it. 2 Are the available spare parts complete or

limited If 20 years have not been exceeded after these are manufactured, it is possible to use it.


As for them, if they are supplied as spare parts, the new article is supplied.


If 20 years have not been exceeded after these are manufactured, it is possible to use it.


We will offer estimation if there is your demands until 2015.


We will offer estimation if there is your demands until 2015.


Those manufacturing is being discontinued now if the existing VCB is the VF-32-A or the VF-32-B/BA series. There is no retrofit VCB that has interchangeability with the VCB of existing of these.


There is no retrofit VCB that has interchangeability with the VCB of existing.


The existing VCB can be overhauled.

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? We recommend overhaul of the existing VCB is executed at our factory.


Afterwards, parts substituted by the overhaul will be able to be used for 20 years.


After getting the report of the type name and the serial number of the existing VCB, we would like to offer information on parts that recommend replacement and new type VCB.


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Technical Design Section Address: 8 Horaicho Marugame city Kagawa pref.

763-8516, JAPAN __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: (877)24-8031 Fax: (877)25-2573 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer Mitsubishi

Equipment Type G-23BS/G-23BD, Type G Series


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Either will do


4 How many years will these parts be available Undecided



No


No


N.A.







No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position:Technical Design Section Address:8. Houraicho Marugame city Kagawa ________763-8516 JAPAN __________________________________ Tel.:(877)24-8078 Fax: (877)242658 E-mail: [email protected]


Equipment Type E-23B/E-23BD, E-WT Type E Series







No


No


N.A.







No


Vendor Contact: Name/Position:Technical Design Section Address:8. Houraicho Marugame city Kagawa ________763-8516 JAP __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: .:(877)24-8078 Fax: (877)242658 E-mail: [email protected]


POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type DS-840/530/416




4 How many years will these parts be available We can supply spare parts till 2014 and ACB itself till 2010.

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Possible: However, when there is much quantity, the time for delivery is spent.


We have been supplied ACB spare parts continuously and never aware of “agreement”.


No: But as mentioned above, we can supply same ACB till 2010.


N.A.

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? Yes (Overhaul)



One year after FOB Japan port



A product catalog is supplied.



763-8516, JAPAN __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: +81-877-24-8031 Fax: +81-877-25-2573 E-mail: [email protected]


POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type 10-VPR-40B




4 How many years will these parts be available We can supply reserve parts till 2015.

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Possible:However,when there is much quantity, the time for delivery is spent.


No


No


N.A.




One year after FOB Japan port.



No



763-8516,JAPAN __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: +81-877-24-8031 Fax: +81-877-25-2573 E-mail: [email protected]


POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type 10-SFG Series







No


No


N.A.







No





POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type 10-DHP Series




4 How many years will these parts be available We can supply spare parts till 2005



No


No


N.A.







No





POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type 10-DHE Series







No


No


N.A.







No





POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS CENTER Equipment Type 6-VZ-44B







No


Replacement parts


No






See below






Equipment Type 6SH-400WDT-RF

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available No．

This contactor had Stop manufacturing.

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited _________

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? _________

4 How many years will these parts be available _________

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? No.


No.


_________


_________

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? No.

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? _________


_________


_________


No.


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: K.Honsho Address: 15-15,Higashi-Ikebukuro-3chome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 170-8448 Ryoden Trading Co., Ltd. __________________________________ Tel.: 03-5396-6354 Fax: 03-5396-6036 E-mail: ____________________________









No


No


N.A.







No












No


No


N.A.







No












No


No


N.A.







No












No


No


N.A.







No





Equipment Type BIRIOS

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not In our products














Vendor Contact: Name/Position:Technical Design Section Address:8. Houraicho Marugame city Kagawa ________763-8516 JAP __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: .:(877)24-8078 Fax: (877)242658 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Motor Contactor

89001-S/IC63-A1 89001-S/BC8-A4

Manufacturer Square D

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available NO

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited NA

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? NA

4 How many years will these parts be available NA

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? NA


NA


NO


NA

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? NO

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? NA


NA


Salah Nasr


-



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type TC-630

Replaced by – NS 630

Manufacturer Merlin Gerin

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available No







Yes


Yes






Yes


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: _Mohammed Idris Ahmed Address: _PO Box 89249 Riyadh 11682 __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ Tel.: _01 265 1515 Ext. 620____________ Fax: _01 265 1860____________________ E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type SOLENARC DSE

4.160kv Manufacturer Merlin Gerin – This is Square D equipment








No









Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type IN250 690V

Replaced by – INS 250

Manufacturer Merlin Gerin








Yes


Yes




1 Year



Yes



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type DSL - Our records indicate that “DSL” is not recognized, but

“DSC” is recognized. Confirm if DSL is correct. Manufacturer Merlin Gerin

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available















Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type DS2 600V Circuit Breakers

Manufacturer Merlin Gerein








No







No



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type C 125/160/250/400 L Breakers, 480 V

Replaced by – NS 125/160/250/400 L Manufacturer Merlin Gerein








Yes - Replacements


Yes




I Year



Yes



Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type TOGAMI Electric Co. Ltd.

Manufacturer SPB-14466

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not Applicable.

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Not Applicable

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? Not Applicable

4 How many years will these parts be available Not Applicable

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Not Applicable


Not Applicable


Not Applicable


Not Applicable

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? Not Applicable

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Not Applicable


Not Applicable




Vendor Contact: Name/Position: M. Mori / Chief, International Business Group Address: Togami Bldg. 4-1-13 Aobadai, Meguro-Ku Tokyo 153-0042, Japan Tel.: +81-3-3465-5324 Fax: +81-3-3465-8500 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type TOGAMI'JAPAN

Manufacturer PUK-35U / 50U / 80U

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not Appicable. Alternative

can be quoted 2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Not Applicable

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? Not Applicable

4 How many years will these parts be available Not Applicable

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? Not Applicable


Not Applicable


Yes. We have an alternative with modification for mother equipment


Not Applicable

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? No

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Not Applicable


No Applicable




Vendor Contact: Name/Position: M. Mori / Chief, International Business Group Address: Togami Bldg. 4-1-13 Aobadai, Meguro-Ku Tokyo 153-0042, Japan Tel.: +81-3-3465-5324 Fax: +81-3-3465-8500 E-mail: [email protected]

ARAMCO'S SIEMENS INSTALLED SWITCHGEAR BASE (LV-HV)

MA Circuit Breakers GRZECH FA Circuit

Breakers VDE0660 RL Series FC500B 8DN604

Siemens-Allis Siemens-Allis Siemens-Allis SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS

Survey Questions:1 Are spare parts available NA NA NA Yes

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Limited NA Limited NA NA Limited Yes

3Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished?

New NA New NA NA New New

4 How many years will these parts be available NA NA NA Up to 2008

5 Can a large quantity of spare parts be ordered? NA NA NA Yes

6Do you have an existing spare parts agreement with Saudi Aramco?

No NA No NA NA No No

7Is there a factory-built direct replacement/ retrofit for the equipment?

Yes NA Yes NA NA Yes No

8

Is design test data available for this direct replacement/retrofit equipment?

Yes NA Yes NA NA Yes No

9 Can you refurbish/ recondition this equipment? No NA No NA NA No Yes, complete

CB

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? On Site NA On Site NA NA On Site On Site

11What is the warranty period for new/ reconditioned /refurbished equipment

12 months from Energizing or 18

months from shipment

NA



NA NA



Up to contract

Equipment Type

Manufacturer

z Siemens 1 of 4 9/6/2003


MA Circuit Breakers GRZECH FA Circuit

Breakers VDE0660 RL Series FC500B 8DN604

Siemens-Allis Siemens-Allis Siemens-Allis SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS

Survey Questions:

Equipment Type

Manufacturer

12

Please provide contact information (name or position, complete address, tel number, fax number and e-mail) below

see below NA see below NA NA see below see below

13

Is an equipment/parts catalogue available? If yes, please provide to the contact below.

Mr. Ahmad Badsha NA Mr. Ahmad

Badsha NA NA Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Ahmad Badsha NA Ahmad Badsha NA NA Ahmad Badsha Ahmad Badsha

Siemens Ltd NA Siemens Ltd NA NA Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd

P.O. Box 4621 NA P.O. Box 4621 NA NA P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621

Jeddah 21412 NA Jeddah 21412 NA NA Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412Saudi Arabia NA Saudi Arabia NA NA Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140NA

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140NA NA

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140Fax: (966-2)

6658490 NA Fax: (966-2) 6658490 NA NA Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

6658490ahmad.badsha@si

emens.com.sa NA [email protected] NA NA ahmad.badsha@si

emens.com.saahmad.badsha@si

emens.com.sa

Saudi Aramco Contact:

Rami Dabbousi

Fax: (966-3) 873-0766

E-mail: [email protected]


Tel. (966-3) 873-6466

E-7820, EOB

Dhahran, 31311Saudi Arabia

Saudi Aramco



Survey Questions:1 Are spare parts available


3Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished?



6Do you have an existing spare parts agreement with Saudi Aramco?

7Is there a factory-built direct replacement/ retrofit for the equipment?

8

Is design test data available for this direct replacement/retrofit equipment?

9 Can you refurbish/ recondition this equipment?


11What is the warranty period for new/ reconditioned /refurbished equipment

Equipment Type

Manufacturer

3WN1 3AF SeriesVV-1500 Circuit

Breakers

MA Circuit Breakers

FC Circuit Breakers 456-D

SIEMENS SIEMENS Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers

Yes Yes

Complete Complete Limited Limited Limited Limited

New New New New New New

at least for next 5 years

at least for next 5 years

Yes Yes

No No No No No No

Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes No No No No

Local Local On Site On Site

Standard Standard









Survey Questions:

Equipment Type

Manufacturer

12

Please provide contact information (name or position, complete address, tel number, fax number and e-mail) below

13

Is an equipment/parts catalogue available? If yes, please provide to the contact below.

Saudi Aramco Contact:

Rami Dabbousi

Fax: (966-3) 873-0766

E-mail: [email protected]


Tel. (966-3) 873-6466

E-7820, EOB

Dhahran, 31311Saudi Arabia

Saudi Aramco

3WN1 3AF SeriesVV-1500 Circuit

Breakers

MA Circuit Breakers

FC Circuit Breakers 456-D

SIEMENS SIEMENS Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers Allis Chalmers

see below see below see below see below see below see below

Mohammed H. Siddiqi

Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Mr. Ahmad Badsha

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Vendor Contact:

Mohammed H. Siddiqi Ahmad Badsha Ahmad Badsha Ahmad Badsha Ahmad Badsha Ahmad Badsha

Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd Siemens Ltd

P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621 P.O. Box 4621

Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21412Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 2019

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444 Ext 1140

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140

Tel.: (966-2) 661 4444

Ext 1140Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

6658490Fax: (966-2)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]


Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Toshiba

Manufacturer BG10J33

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available YES UPON REQUEST

2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited Availability to suit end-user

3 Are these original equipment spare parts new or refurbished? We can do both.

4 How many years will these parts be available Shelf Life 1-2 years



Presently NO but welcome agreement with S. Aramco


Yes in the US and Japan


Yes upon request at cost


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Locally if possible. For specialized work either in Japan or US.


Depend on scope of work, but generally 12 months


SUHAIB AHMED MACT, Khobar


Yes


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Suhaib Ahmed - Sales Manager Address: Modern Arab Contracting & Trading Co. Hay Al-Jawharah, P.O. Box 172, Al-Khobar 31952, Saudi Arabia. Tel.: 03-882-2233 Extension 132 Fax: 03-882-7933 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type Japan Storage Battery Co. Ltd.

Manufacturer SGF9-145-300CA Battery Charger

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not abailable














Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Syoji Miyagishi, Manager Address:1-8-1 Nishishimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0003 Tel.: (81) 3-3502-6548 Fax: (81)3-3502-6636 E-mail: [email protected] , [email protected]


Manufacturer SGF3-175-100CA / 145-50CA / 145-30CA / 145-40CA / 160-60CA / 275-40CA Battery Chargers

Survey Questions: 1 Are spare parts available Not avaialble
















Manufacturer SGF1-156-70CA Battery Charger

















Manufacturer IRG1-108/120-20CSF Battery Charger
















Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer Honda Denki Co. Ltd.

Equipment Type NFH3-170-5SA Battery Charger




4 How many years will these parts be available 20 Years(if you repair every 7 years)



N/A


N/A


N/A

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? N/A



Standard:20Years (Depend on the environment)


See the below


YES


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: Y.Ueno,Director Address:Suzuyo Hamamatsucho Bldg.1-16 Kaigan 2-chome,Minato-ku,Tokyo, 105-0022,Japan Tel.: 81-3-5442-6900 Fax: 81-3-5442-6914 E-mail:[email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Equipment Type C&D

Manufacturer ARR130K500F Battery Charger




4 How many years will these parts be available 5 to 10 yrs



No – there has been no need


Parts only


Yes


10 Where is the refurbishment work done? Dunlap Tennessee, USA


1 yr for new and 90 for refurbished equip


Ed Imhof Field Operations Mgr


Manual and parts list


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: James Ross Address: C&D Technologies Dynasty House, Premier Way Abby Industrial Estate Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9AQ United Kingdom Tel.: 4417 – 9451 - 8173 Fax: 4417 – 9451 - 6556 E-mail: [email protected]

Equipment Manufacturer Survey Manufacturer C-Charger

Equipment Type 60008 Battery Chargers


2 Are the available spare parts complete or limited COMPLETE


4 How many years will these parts be available 10 YEARS



NO, NOT AT THIS TIME


YES


YES

9 Can you refurbish/recondition this equipment? NORMALLY, WE DO NOT

10 Where is the refurbishment work done? REFURBISH EQUIPMENT


90 DAYS



YES


Vendor Contact: Name/Position: _JEAN MIKA, SALES MANAGER____________________ Address: __CHARLES INDUSTRIES LTD. 5600 APOLLO DRIVE ROLLING MEADOWS ILLLINOIS 60008 USA ______________________________ Tel.: _1 847-258-8539 Fax: __1-847-806-6352 E-mail: [email protected]

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