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BIM-MEPAUS SPECIFICATION Transformers

Issued By: BIM-MEPAUS

30 Cromwell Street, Burwood 3205 VIC Australia

Revision: B

Date July 2017

BIM-MEPAUS Specification

Transformers

BIM-MEPAUS

July 2017

Acknowledgements

BIM-MEPAUS acknowledges the contributions of the following organisations involved in the development of this

specification including principal contributors:

• A.G. Coombs

• A2K Technologies

• GE Transformers

• Lucid Consulting

• Nilsen

• PowerCad

• Schneider-Electric

Formatting conventions

The following table provides the text formats used in BIM-MEPAUS documentation and their application.

Text Type Example Indicates

Italicised text BIM Execution Plan The generic title for a type of document

Bold italicized text BIM-MEPAUS specification The name of a referenced document

Red bold text LOD First reference to a term or abbreviation that is

defined in the website glossary under Practices

Blue text www.bimmepaus.com.au Hyperlink / web link

Blue italicised text Explanatory notes Explanatory notes or reference information

Green bold text Future development Sections or documents that are still under

development by BIM-MEPAUS.

Keeping BIM-MEPAUS up-to-date

BIM-MEPAUS specifications, templates and content are updated to reflect changes in legislation, technology and

industry practice. Feedback and suggestions are welcome and can be made via the BIM-MEPAUS website. Updates

are managed and delivered through the BIM-MEPAUS website.

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merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, nor assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy,

completeness, or usefulness of the information in this document.

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on the information provided in this document.

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 4

1.1 Scope ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

1.2 BIM-MEPAUS reference documents ............................................................................................................ 4

1.3 Objectives .................................................................................................................................................. 4

1.4 BIM-MEPAUS Schema ................................................................................................................................ 4

2 APPLICABLE STANDARDS ............................................................................................ 5

3 MODELS .......................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Model workflow .......................................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Generic design content .............................................................................................................................. 6

3.3 Manufacturer certified content ................................................................................................................... 6

4 SHARED PARAMETER SCHEDULING ........................................................................... 7

5 TRANSFORMER SPECIFICATION .................................................................................. 8

5.1 Transformer type classification .................................................................................................................. 8

5.2 Transformer Selection ............................................................................................................................... 8

5.3 Transformer Sizing .................................................................................................................................... 8

5.4 Transformer Procurement ......................................................................................................................... 9

5.5 IP Ratings .................................................................................................................................................. 9

5.6 Design Life ................................................................................................................................................ 9

5.7 Access and clearance zones ..................................................................................................................... 9

6 REVIT FUNCTIONALITY ................................................................................................10

6.1 Category classification ............................................................................................................................. 10

6.2 Functional type and sub-type .................................................................................................................. 10

6.3 Family naming syntax .............................................................................................................................. 10

6.4 Family/type version control ...................................................................................................................... 10

6.5 Omniclass ................................................................................................................................................ 11

6.6 Connector settings ................................................................................................................................... 11

6.7 Family geometry ...................................................................................................................................... 12

6.8 Clearance and access zones .................................................................................................................. 12

7 PARAMETER SCHEDULES ...........................................................................................13

7.1 Identity schedule...................................................................................................................................... 13

7.2 BIM classification schedule ..................................................................................................................... 14

7.3 System analysis schedule ....................................................................................................................... 14

7.4 Green building properties schedule ......................................................................................................... 14

7.5 Performance/Quality schedule ................................................................................................................ 15

7.6 Manufacturer schedule ............................................................................................................................ 17

7.7 Commissioning schedule ......................................................................................................................... 17

7.8 Completion schedule ............................................................................................................................... 18

7.9 Generic design model schedule .............................................................................................................. 19

7.10 MCM schedule......................................................................................................................................... 21


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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Scope

This document sets out the BIM-MEPAUS specification for the following families:

• Transformer – Dry Type

• Transformer – Dry Type Enclosed

• Transformer – Oil Immersed Type

• Transformer – Dry Type Pad Mounted Kiosk

• Transformer – Oil Immersed Type Pad Mounted Kiosk

1.2 BIM-MEPAUS reference documents

This specification should be read in conjunction with the following specifications and documents:

• BIM-MEPAUS Electrical Power systems, plant and equipment schedule – this Excel based schedule

provides the complete listing of electrical systems, plant and equipment names as well as the system

colour schema.

• BIM-MEPAUS Low / Medium Voltage Transformer product data template – this Excel based schedule

details the BMA IFM and generic design families provided by BIM-MEPAUS including the catalogue of size

types provided for design purposes. The workbook also provides the complete schedule of shared

parameters and the product data templates for designers and product manufacturers.

• BIM-MEPAUS Master shared parameter schedule – this document provides the reference source for all

shared parameter names used within BIM-MEPAUS Generic Design and Manufacturer Certified Model

(MCM) content models together with the Revit MEP classification of each parameter and its associated

BIM-MEPAUS GUID.

• BIM-MEPAUS Plant, equipment and fitting scheduling specification – this document details the

technical and workflow requirements in relation to shared parameter scheduling.

These documents can be accessed through the BIM-MEPAUS website.

1.3 Objectives

Benefits sought through the development and implementation of this BIM-MEPAUS specification include:

• A structured approach to the specification and modelling of transformers;

• Reliable and accurate Design to Commissioned As-built workflows; and

• Industry standardization delivering improved supply chain efficiency and reduced project costs and risks

to the client and project team.

1.4 BIM-MEPAUS Schema

Within the BIM-MEPAUS, the plant, equipment and fitting schema is used to determine the component life cycle

scheduling requirements, transformers are classified as plant.


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2 APPLICABLE STANDARDS

There are a number of requirements in the National Construction Code as well as relevant Australian and

international standards that relate to electrical transformer design and selection.

Codes and standards referenced in this specification include:

General Requirements

NCC/ BCA : National Construction Code / Building Code of Australia

Electrical Installations

AS 3000 -2007 : Electrical Wiring Rules

Transformers

AS 2374.1. 2016 : Power transformers – Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS)

requirements for distribution transformers.

AS 3820 - 2009 : Essential safety requirements for electrical equipment

AS/NZS 60076.1 -2014 : Power transformers – General

AS 60076.2 – 2013 : Power transformers – Temperature rise for liquid immersed transformers

AS 60076.3 – 2013 : Power transformers – Insulation levels, dielectric test and external clearances

in air

AS 60076.10 – 2009 : Power transformers – Determination of sound levels

AS 60076.11 - 2016 : Power transformers – Dry type transformers

AS 60529 - 2004 : Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)

IEC 60076.12 – 2008 : Power transformers – loading guide for dry type power transformers


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3 MODELS

3.1 Model workflow

One of the principle aims of BIM-MEPAUS is to enable efficient BIM workflows that see the design model

progressively refined through the design, virtual build and construction process to ultimately deliver a completed

Commissioned As-Built Model.

A key step in this process is the virtual build during which the change-out of the generic design components with

Manufacturer’s Certified Models (MCMs) occurs. These MCMs are able to support a range of construction and

commissioning workflows as well as the asset’s life cycle management post-handover.

The completed construction model generated through the virtual build is then used to drive a range of activities

including site layout, procurement and installation scheduling and tracking.

Once the installation is completed and the systems commissioned, as-built data and project completion information

are used to finalise the Commissioned-As Built Model for handover to the client.

3.2 Generic design content

BIM-MEPAUS generic design families provide a catalogue of sizes (types) that allow designers to spatially model to

LOD 300 as well as specify the transformer’s performance and quality requirements.

The generic design model shared parameters have been developed through industry consultation and are

considered those necessary to schedule the quality and performance requirements for tendering and procurement

purposes.

Design firms with content libraries can pre-populate these transformer design families with their specific quality

specifications in order to minimise repetitive data entry on each use in a project. This approach limits subsequent

scheduling to only those instance based performance parameters that are typically scheduled in specification

equipment schedules.

3.3 Manufacturer certified content

Manufacturer’s models are preferably generated from the BIM-MEPAUS Industry Foundation Models (IFM) and

are a single type family that has the transformer geometry needed for the virtual build plus the manufacturer data

for the specific transformer to be supplied to the project.

BIM-MEPAUS certified manufacturer models are fully interchangeable with the generic design models and provide:

• Accurate geometry

• Performance data

• Full BIM-MEPAUS Revit operability.

Where the data is not able to be provided by the manufacturer in Revit shared parameter format, manufacturer data

should be delivered in Excel format using the BIM-MEPAUS Product Data Templates to allow the data to be efficiently

imported by the specialist trade contractor into their scheduling database or Revit virtual build model.

Microsoft Excel based product data templates are provided for this purpose on the BIM-MEPAUS website under the

specification product templates section. Where required additional fields can be drawn from the shared parameter

schedules in this specification to provide more extensive product data as required.

As the MCM and supporting shared parameter schedule replaces the certified drawings and technical schedules

that have traditionally been provided by manufacturers, the model accuracy should be no less than that provided

by a manufacturer’s certified drawing.

Manufacturer’s certified models should preferably include a link to a pdf or web page providing pre-commissioning

checklists for modellers and shop drawers to facilitate the proper incorporation of the component into the model as

well as providing the pre-commissioning check sheet for the project site team.


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4 SHARED PARAMETER SCHEDULING

The shared parameter schema has been developed to effectively support data requirements for design,

procurement and commissioning as well as life cycle asset management. All BIM-MEPAUS plant and equipment

models have the same schedule structure shown below.

• Identity

• BIM Classification

• System Analysis

• Green Building Properties

• Performance / Quality

• Manufacturer

• Commissioning

• Completion

System Analysis, Green Building Properties and Commissioning schedules are only included where applicable or

where they have been defined by a relevant standard.

The schedules are progressively completed as the MEP services model progresses through design and virtual

construction to a fully completed Commissioned As-built component within the final model.

Schedule Section Generic Design / MCM

Model schedule

Schedule completion by

Identity Generic design model Designer / Manufacturer / Installer

BIM Classification Generic design model Designer

System Analysis Generic design model Designer

Green Building Properties Generic design model / MCM model Designer / Installer / Manufacturer

Performance /Quality Generic design model / MCM model Designer / Installer

Manufacturer MCM model Manufacturer

Commissioning MCM model Installer

Completion Schedule MCM model Installer

The identity schedule must be completed for all components and once the values are defined are fixed for the life

of the component.

It is not expected that all data will be carried in the Revit model with non-core data likely to be managed off model

using scheduling databases and/or spreadsheets. This non-core data is commonly required for the finalization of

procurement, commissioning and facility management purposes.

Manufacturer BIM data must be supplied in a format that can be imported into a data management system and/or

Revit based Virtual Construction model with suitable formats including:

• MCM model incorporating BIM-MEPAUS Product Data Template shared parameters

• MCM geometry model with supporting BIM-MEPAUS Product Data Template Excel file.

To allow efficient and reliable data exchanges, it is critical that the BIM-MEPAUS shared parameter names and

respective GUIDs be used.

Parameters indicated in bold font are core Revit model data expected to reside in the model whilst those in italics

are non-core data that can be managed either in the Revit MEP model or off model in a scheduling database.

Parameters notated with the symbol have an industry defined set of allowable values or descriptions that are

listed in the master BIM-MEPAUS shared parameter schedule.

It is noted that BIM-MEPAUS compliant manufacturer’s certified models can be used for the basis of design where deemed appropriate by the designer and/or where specific manufacturer plant and equipment is to be nominated.


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5 TRANSFORMER SPECIFICATION

The following guidance has been developed through the industry consultation process as particular areas requiring

focus during the completion of the transformer quality/performance schedules.

5.1 Transformer type classification

The transformer classification schedule is based on the insulation medium and the form of heat rejection.

ANAN – Air Natural Air Natural (air insulated / natural ventilation cooled)

ANAF – Air Natural Air Forced (air insulated / forced draft air cooled)

ONAN – Oil Natural Air Natural (Oil immersed / natural ventilation cooled)

ONAF – Oil Natural Air Forced (Oil immersed / forced draft cooled)

KNAN – Synthetic Oil Air Natural (Synthetic oil immersed / natural ventilation cooled)

KNAF- Synthetic Oil Air Natural (Synthetic oil immersed / forced draft cooled)

5.2 Transformer Selection

For the built environment applications, dry type enclosed naturally ventilated transformers are typically specified to

be provided with HV and LV coils of copper and cast resin construction. Aluminum coils may be used as an

alternative to copper and for LV coils impregnated insulation may be utilized as an alternative to cast resin.

Oil immersed transformers require provision of bunding and blast walls and hence are typically avoided where a

transformer is located within a building.

The majority of transformers supplied in Australia for the built environment have the following core specification

parameters:

Vector Connections : Dyn11

Ambient Class : C2

Environmental Class : E2

Fire Behaviour Class : F1

The temperature rise determines the insulation class with 150oC indicating Class F and 180oC indicating Class H.

Noise criteria are typically based on the kVA rating with the Australian standards providing both standard and

reduced noise level ratings.

5.3 Transformer Sizing

The standard transformer sizes are:

100kVA 750kVA 1600kVA 4000kVA

200kVA 1000kVA 2000kVA 5000kVA

315kVA 1250kVA 2500kVA

500kVA 1500kVA 3000kVA

The majority of transformers for commercial applications would be selected in the 500kVA to 2000kVA range, the

sizes indicated in bold are the sizes provided in the generic family catalogue.


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5.4 Transformer Procurement

The procurement of the transformers varies depending on the location and project type with transformers supplied

by the either the energy utility or by the proprietor. In both cases the transformer technical schedule will be required

to complete the power system design.

5.5 IP Ratings

IP ratings for commercial applications located indoors are typically IP 21, whilst for industrial applications IP 41 is

commonly specified to mitigate risks related to dust and moisture.

5.6 Design Life

Nominal design life of transformers is typically between 20-25 years; however it is not uncommon for transformers

to achieve service lives in excess of 40 years. The service life in practice is determined by a range of factors

including loading and number of power surges experienced by the transformer over its life.

5.7 Access and clearance zones

The access requirements and clearance zones will be determined by the supply authority and relevant Australia

Standards.

In transformer rooms with limited space it may be necessary to specify the enclosure doors to be lift off type rather

than hinged.

As transformers are typically heavy it is important to assure that the transformer replacement route has adequate

physical and structural strength to allow the transformer to be moved.


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6 REVIT FUNCTIONALITY

6.1 Category classification

All transformer families are designated in Revit MEP as electrical equipment.

6.2 Functional type and sub-type

The design and manufacturer models functional type and sub-type are:

• Functional Type : Transformer

• Sub Type : Dry Type Top Connected

: Dry Type Bottom Connected

: Dry Type Enclosed Top Connected

: Dry Type Enclosed Bottom Connected

: Oil Immersed Type Top Connected

: Oil Immersed Type Bottom Connected

: Dry Type Pad Mounted Kiosk

: Oil Immersed Type Pad Mount Kiosk

6.3 Family naming syntax

The transformer family naming convention is as follows

Format:

Generic Design : <Functional Type>_< Sub-Functional Type>_<Generic>_<BMA>

MCM : <Functional Type>_< Sub-Functional Type>_<ManufacturerName>_<Type Descriptor>

Example family names:

Generic Design Model

TX_DryTypeTopConnected_Generic_IFM

Manufacturer Certified Model

TX_DryTypeTopConnected_Model Name 2000kVA

6.4 Family/type version control

Family Identification parameters are used for source and version control and are embedded in the Family

Parameters. They do not appear in the BIM-MEPAUS shared parameter schedules as they are not intended to be

modified by designers or constructors.

Design Family – Single Type

Family Identification Unit /Type Sample Value

FamilyName Text TX_DryType_Generic_BMA

Version Text 2017

CreatedOn Text 201705

CreatedBy Text BMA


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Manufacturer’s Certified Model – single type

Family Identification Unit /Type Sample Value

FamilyName Text DB_DryTypeIEnclosed_ Manufacturer Name_ Model Number

TypeName Text Size

Version Text 2017-05

CreatedOn Text 20170531

CreatedBy Text Modelling Company Name

6.5 Omniclass

The BIM Classification Code is a Revit System Parameter with the Transformer Classification.

System Parameter Unit /Type Value

OmniClassNumber Text 23-35 13 11

6.6 Connector settings

The following Revit connectors are applied to Transformer models:

ID Connector System Classification Placement Shape Calculation Method

1 Power – Unbalanced ELEC Face Power N/A

Parameter Value

System Type Power - Unbalanced

Number of Poles Mapped to SupplyPhase

Power Factor State Lagging

Load Classification Other

Load Sub-Classification Motor unchecked

Voltage Mapped to SupplyVoltage

Apparent Load Phase 1 0



Power Factor State 1

Utility unchecked

Connector Description

Note: To successfully connect a transformer up to an electrical system the “Distribution System” and “Secondary

Distribution System” parameters need to be allocated. Distribution systems can only be added after they are defined

in the Revit projects electrical settings once the Revit transformer family is loaded into a Revit project model.


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6.7 Family geometry

Family geometry is controlled by instance based parameters with the intention that the modeller should not need to

modify the geometry of generic design models or Manufacturer’s Certified Models.

It is noted that the Family Dimension Parameters are used to schedule those parameters that define the type (size

or capacity), with all detailed geometry dimensions listed separately under the Geometry Grouping.

Critical dimensions in relation to the model geometry are:

• Transformer height, width and depth

• Panel opening size and type (Door size and locations)

• Maintenance Clearance.

• Fixing method

6.8 Clearance and access zones

The required clearance zones are described in Section 5 and are controlled by type based parameters.

These requirements can be turned on or off for the purpose of clash coordination exercises.

Fine Level of Detail Plan View with clearance and

access zones

Fine Level Detail / Shaded 3D with clearance and access

zones


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7 PARAMETER SCHEDULES

The schedule structure and parameters have been developed to meet the needs of the BIM-MEPAUS integrated

project delivery workflows as well as support future asset life cycle management requirements. The Product Data

Templates form a subset of the overall shared parameter scheme.

Refer to Section 4 - Shared Parameter Scheduling for a detailed overview of the intended use and application of

the schedules.

Parameter fields indicated in black bold text are included in the Product Data Template with the Design Model

Schedule being provided with a sub-set of these parameters detailed in Section 7.9 Generic Design Model

Schedule.

7.1 Identity schedule

Figure 7.1 Identity schedule

Design parameters Unit / Type Sample Value

ComponentName Text TX-G-1

SystemServed Text MSB-G1-01

ZoneServed Text NA

Location Text Transformer Room

PowerSource Text Authority Supply Name

EnergyMeterGrouping Text NA

ComponentStatus Text CAB

MCM parameters Unit /Type Sample Value

Manufacturer Text Manufacturer Name

Model Text Model Name

ProductCode Text Product Code

SerialNumber Text Transformer Serial Number

ManufacturerURL Text Link to product page

AM/FM parameters Unit /Type Sample Value

AssetIdentifier Text TX-GR-1

Barcode Text Barcode Number

RFID Text RFID Tag Number


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7.2 BIM classification schedule

The BIM classification codes are based on the OmniClass Construction Classification System (known as

OmniClass™ or OCCS) for the construction industry and Natspec.

Fig 7.2.1 BIM classification schedule

Parameters Unit /Type Sample Value

OmniClass_ElementNumber Text 21-04 50 20 10

OmniClass_ElementName Text Power Distribution

NATspecWorkSection Text 0901

Detailed definition of Elements can be found at http://www.omniclass.org/tables.asp with the following relevant

codes noted:

NATspec’s Work Section classification system can be found at

www.natspec.com.au/Products_Services/listallworksection.asp .

7.3 System analysis schedule

Figure 7.3.1 Analysis Schedule

Parameter Unit/Type Sample Value

Connected_Circuits Integer 1

7.4 Green building properties schedule

No green building property parameters are currently defined for transformers.

http://www.omniclass.org/tables.asp

http://www.natspec.com.au/Products_Services/listallworksection.asp


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7.5 Performance/Quality schedule

The performance and quality schedule details the performance and quality requirements for the transformers.

The schedule brings together a number of typical specification requirements including those related to transformer

design and performance, mechanical-electrical system integration and vibration and noise isolation.

The Manufacturer’s certified model may overwrite some sections of this schedule replacing the design performance

requirements with submitted performance data.

Figure 7.5.1 Performance / Quality Schedule

Transformer Details


TransformerType Text TX_DryTypeEnclosed

TransformerPowerRating VA 2000000

TransformerCoolingType Text AN – Naturally Ventilated

CoilHVType Text Copper Cast Resin

CoilLVType Text Copper Cast Resin

ConnectionVectorType Text Dyn11

IP_Rating Integer 21

AmbientTemperatureMax oC 40

AmbientTemperatureMin oC -10

TemperatureRiseMax oC 150

AmbientClimaticClass Text C2

EnvironmentalClass Text E2

FireBehaviourClass Text F1

NoiseLevelMax dBa 70

Electrical Details


SupplyVoltage V 11000

SupplyPhase Ph 3

SupplyFrequency Hz 50

SupplyProspectiveFault A 25000

SupplyImpulseVoltageWithstand V 32000

SupplyFrequencyWithstand V 28000

BIL InsulationLevel V 95000

ImpedanceRating % 6.0

NeutralType Text Solid Earthed

SurgeProtectionFitted Yes/No Yes


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SurgeProtectionRating A 50000

OutputVoltage(NoLoad) V 433

OutputMaxVoltage V 440

TapChangerType Text Off Load

Dimensions, Enclosure and Mounting Details


Height mm 0

Depth mm 0

Width mm 0

SupplyConnectionPoint Text Top

SupplyCablesType Text 3x1c 150mm2 CU XPLE/Screen/PVC

OutputConnectionPoint Text Top

OuputCableType Text 4x400m2 Cu X-HF

CubicleMaterial Text Galvanised Steel

PaintColour Text Orange X15

MountingType Text Floor

DirectSunExposure Yes/No No

SeismicallyBraced Yes/No Yes

For Design Schedules read as Width, Depth and Height as maximums.

Basis of Design


BasisofDesign Text Manufacturer Name / Model


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7.6 Manufacturer schedule

Manufacturer schedules are completed by suppliers to confirm the detailed performance, quality and configuration

selections.

Figure 7.6.1 Manufacturer’s Schedule

Tapping Details


TapSteps Integer 7

TapIncrement % 2.5

Oil Details


OilType Text NA

OilCharge kg NA

Assembly Details


TotalMass kg 3000

PreCommissioningITP URL Link to Manufacturer’s ITP

7.7 Commissioning schedule

Commissioning schedules are to be completed by the installers commissioning team and/or manufacturer’s

representative.

Figure 7.7.1 Commissioning Schedule


SupplyVoltageActual V 11100

TappedVoltageActual V 430

CommissioningDate Text Date

CommissioningTechnician Text Commissioning Technician Name


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7.8 Completion schedule

The completion schedule provides key information needed for asset and facility maintenance and is consistent

across all the BIM-MEPAUS plant and equipment families.

Figure 7.8.1 – Completion Schedule


Designer Text Designer Name

Installer Text Installer Member

Client Text Client Name

InstallationDate Text Date (YY-MM-DD)

MaintenanceType Text Inspection and Test

OperatingMaintenanceManual URL URL to O&M

WarrantyDurationMonths Integer 12

ExpectedServiceLifeYears Integer 25


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7.9 Generic design model schedule

The following schedule defines the shared parameters provided within the BIM-MEPAUS generic design model. It is

a subset of the Product Data Template and is generally considered to form the minimum requirements for an LOD

300 deliverable.

Parameter Unit / Type Default Value

ComponentName Text Component Name

SystemServed Text MV

ZoneServed Text NA

Location Text Location

PowerSource Text Authority Supply

EnergyMeterGrouping Text Authority Supply

ComponentStatus Text DD




CoilHVType Text Coil Type

CoilLVType Text Coil Type









NoiseLevelMax dBa 0

SupplyVoltage V 0

SupplyPhase Ph 3






ImpedanceRating % 0



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Height mm 2000

Depth mm 1000

Width mm 2000


SupplyCablesType Text Cable Selection


OuputCableType Text Cable Selection


PaintColour Text Paint Colour




BasisofDesign Text Manufacturer Name/ Model


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7.10 MCM schedule

The following schedule is based on the Product Data Template. This also forms the basis of the manufacturer’s

certified model shared parameter schedule and/or Excel based product data file to be provided by the manufacturer.

Additional parameters from the preceding shared parameter schedules may be included as required.

Parameter Unit / Type Default Value

ComponentName Text Component Name

SystemServed Text MV

ZoneServed Text NA

Location Text Location

PowerSource Text Authority Supply

EnergyMeterGrouping Text Authority Supply

ComponentStatus Text DD




CoilHVType Text Copper Cast Resin

CoilLVType Text Copper Cast Resin









NoiseLevelMax dBa 0

SupplyVoltage V 0

SupplyPhase Ph 3






ImpedanceRating % 0


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Height mm From Model Geometry

Depth mm From Model Geometry

Width mm From Model Geometry


SupplyCablesType Text Cable Selection


OuputCableType Text Cable Selection


PaintColour Text Paint Colour




BasisofDesign Text Manufacturer Name/ Model

TapSteps integer Tap Steps

TapIncrement % Tap Increment

OilType Text Oil Type

OilCharge kg 0

TotalMass kg 0

PreCommissioningITP URL URL

CommissioningDate Text Date

CommissioningTechnician Text Commissioning Technician Name

Designer Text Designer Name

Installer Text Installer Member

Client Text Client Name

InstallationDate Text YY-MM-DD

MaintenanceType Text Statutory - Safety Measure

OperatingMaintenanceManual URL URL to O&M


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WarrantyDurationMonths Integer 12

ExpectedServiceLifeYears Integer 25

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