Cold & Hot Basin & Cooling Towers (67), Pumping Station (68), Heat Exchangers Building (69) and Water Treatment Equipment Building (64)

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Building 67 - Cold & Hot Basin & Cooling Towers structure:The main function of Building 67 is to provide the required cooling water storage capacity to support the associated cooling towers and to support the heat rejection system vertical pumps. Building 67 consists of a concrete cooling water buffer storage basin of about 26 000 m³ with foundations and structural supports for cooling towers, pumps and all associated pipework. The dimensions of Building 67 are approximately 70 m in width, 95,5 m in length, and a depth varying from 3 m to 8 m.Building 68 - Pumping Station:The main function of Building 68 is to house and support the closed secondary component cooling water system horizontal pumps, a pressurisation unit skid and all associated pipework. Building 68 consists of a single storey shelter open-sided with a steel structure, a metallic roof and a concrete slab including foundations and supports for cooling water system pumps and all associated pipework. The dimensions of Building 68 are approximately 17,5 m in width, 65,6 m in length and 8 m in height.Building 69 - Heat Exchangers Building:The main function of Building 69 is to house and support the component cooling water system heat exchangers and associated pipework. Building 69 consists of a concrete slab including foundations and supports for cooling water system heat exchangers and associated pipework. The dimensions of Building 69 are approximately 26 m in width, 63 m in length.Building 64 - Water Treatment Equipment Building:The main function of Building 64 is to house and support the water treatment equipment of the cooling water system, all associated pipework and a slab for electrical equipment. Building 64 consists of a concrete slab including foundations partially cover by a metallic roof. The dimensions of Building 64 are approximately 24 m in width and 22,5 m in length.All the above buildings are classified as conventional buildings.The surrounding external networks of Buildings 67, 68 and 69 are also part of the scope of the contract and include rain water collectors, electrical galleries and buried networks associated with the buildings described above.