Specification 424-55 CONTENT

SECTION 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 18.0 19.0 20.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 28.0 29.0 30.0 31.0 Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Drawings

TITLE SCOPE RATINGS AND CAPABILITIES INSULATING OIL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS TRANSFORMER COILS TANKS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES TAP-CHANGERS TRANSFORMER GROUNDING PROVISIONS OIL PRESERVATION SYSTEM COOLING EQUIPMENT BUSHINGS SURGE ARRESTERS AND INSULATORS CURRENT TRANSFORMERS OTHER INDICATION, ALARM AND RELAY DEVICES CONTROL CABINET AUXILIARY WIRING NAMEPLATES AC STATION SERVICE TESTING MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND UNUSUAL EVENT OR DAMAGE CPS ENERGY INSPECTION, TEST, ACCEPTANCE AND OWNERSHIP DRAWINGS, MANUALS, TEST REPORTS AND OTHER INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTAL WARRANTY TRANSFORMER LOSS EVALUATION BID INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM MANUFACTURER DESIGN REVIEW MANUFACTURER'S CHECKLIST MANUFACTURING DEFICIENCIES AND CPS ENERGY EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS PROPOSAL DATA SHEET MANUFACTURER'S CHECKLIST DESIGN REVIEW FORM

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1.0 SCOPE 1.1 Application. This specification covers the minimum acceptable requirements for a three phase, 60 hertz, load-tap-changing, non-wound core form, mineral-oil immersed substation autotransformer rated 345,000 volts wye - 138,000 volts wye, 360/480/600 MVA, with 13,800 volts delta tertiary windings. The autotransformer will tie 345,000 volt transmission with 138,000 volt transmission and will be operated in parallel with one or more similar autotransformers. The tertiary windings will carry shunt reactor and station service loads. The transformer will be used primarily for step-down application from the 345 kV system to the 138 kV system, but it shall be designed for either step-down or step-up application. 1.2 Applicable Standards. The transformer covered by this specification shall comply with the national standards listed below, as applicable, except where they conflict with the requirements of this specification. The order of precedence shall be this specification, then the following standards: ANSI C29.9-1983 (R2002); Wet Process Porcelain Insulators-Apparatus, Post-Type IEEE C57.12.00-2000; General Requirements for Liquid-Immersed Distribution, Power and Regulating Transformers ANSI C57.12.12-1980; Guide for Installation of Oil-Immersed EHV Transformers 345 kV and Above IEEE C57.12.70-2000 (R2006); Terminal Markings and Connections for Distribution and Power Transformers IEEE C57.12.80-2002; Terminology for Power and Distribution Transformers IEEE C57.12.90-1999; Test Code for Liquid-Immersed Distribution, Power, and Regulating Transformers and Guide for Short-Circuit Testing of Distribution and Power Transformers IEEE C57.13-1993 (R2003); Requirements for Instrument Transformers IEEE C57.19.00-2004; General Requirements and Test Procedure for Outdoor Power Apparatus Bushings IEEE C57.19.01-2000 (R2005); Performance Characteristics and Dimensions for Outdoor Apparatus Bushings IEEE C57.91-1995; Guide for Loading Mineral-Oil Immersed Transformers

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IEEE C62.11-2005; Metal-Oxide Surge Arresters for AC Power Circuits ASTM A153-2005; Specification for Zinc (Hot-Dip Galvanized) Coatings on Iron and Steel Materials ASTM D1275-2006; Test Method for Corrosive Sulfur in Electrical Insulating Oils ASTM D3283-1998 (R2004); Air as an Electrical Insulating Material ASTM D3487-2000 (R2006); Mineral Insulating Oil Used in Electrical Apparatus NEMA TR1-1993 (R2000); Transformers, Regulators and Reactors NIST Technical Note 1204; Calibration of Test Systems for Measuring Power Losses of Transformers FEDERAL SPEC. A-A-50553-1995; Fitting for Conduit, Metal, Rigid (Thick-Wall and Thin-Wall (EMT) Type) SSPC-Steel Structures Painting Manual; Volume 1 (1993) Good Painting Practice and Volume 2 (1995) Systems and Specifications ASTM A 36-2005; Standard Specification for Carbon Structural Steel ASTM A 325-2006; Standard Specification for Structural Bolts, Steel, Heat Treated, 120/105 KSI Minimum Tensile Strength ASTM A 529-2005; Standard Specificitation for High-Strength Carbon-Manganese Steel of Structural Quality ASTM A 572-2006; Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy ColumbiumVanadium Structural Steel ASTM A 242-2004; Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel ASTM A 588-2005; Standard Specification for High-Strength Low-Alloy Structural Steel with 50 KSI (345 MPA) Minimum Yield Point to 4-IN. (100-MM) Thick ASTM A 514-2005; Standard Specification for High-Yield-Strength, Quenched and Tempered Alloy Steel Plate, Suitable for Welding

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1.3 Applicable CPS Energy Specification. The following CPS Energy specification applies to equipment included as part of this specification.

Specification Number 781-06

Title Bushings, Power Transformer

1.4 Autotransformer Covered By This Specification. CPS Energy Material Number 9000217

Description TRANS POWER 600 MVA 345KV/138KV/13.8KV 360/480/600 MVA AUTOTRANSFORMER 345000 VOLT WYE TO 138000 VOLT WYE WITH 13800 VOLT DELTA TERTIARY

2.0 RATINGS AND CAPABILITIES 2.1 Voltage Ratings. High Voltage: Low Voltage: Tertiary Voltage: 345,000 Volts Wye, Grounded Neutral 138,000 Volts Wye, Grounded Neutral 13,800 Volts Delta

2.2 MVA Ratings(Based on 24 hour average ambient of 30C). Capacity self-cooled, ONAN (65C rise) 360 MVA 480/600 MVA

Capacity force-cooled, ONAF/ONAF (65C rise) 2.3 Loading.

2.3.1 Full Load Capability. The transformer shall be capable of continuous loading at the transformer high-voltage and low-voltage terminals at rated MVA as specified in section 2.2 without exceeding temperature rise limitations in accordance with IEEE C57.12.00 paragraph 5.11.1.1. The shunt reactor and station service loading on the tertiary windings can be neglected in meeting this requirement. The tertiary windings shall be capable of stabilizing the voltage of the transformer while carrying 45 MVAR of three-phase shunt reactor and station service loads at base rating. 2.3.2 Overload Capability. The transformer shall be capable of 8 hours emergency operation at 124% of the maximum forced-cooled rating following an equivalent 16-hour operation at 90% of the maximum forced-cooled rating at a 24-hour average ambient

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temperature of 30C. Under these loading conditions, the top oil temperature shall not exceed 110C, the hottest spot temperature shall not exceed 143C and the moderate sacrifice of life shall not exceed 1% loss of life based on IEEE C57.115. No component of the transformer, including the load-tap-changer, bushings, and current transformers shall limit overload capability to a value less than that specified above. 2.4 Insulation Level. 345 kV Line Full-Wave Impulse Level And BIL Level - kV Crest 2.5 Impedance. 2.5.1 High-Voltage to Low-Voltage. The transformer shall have a high-voltage to low-voltage impedance that is determined by optimum design and loss criteria, within the constraint that the nominal value be greater than 6% and less than 11% on a selfcooled 360 MVA base. The impedance shall not vary from this nominal value by more than 10% throughout the entire range of no-load-tap-changing. 2.5.2 Parallel Operation. The transformer shall be designed to operate in parallel with one or more transformers. The impedance of the new transformer shall match the impedance of the existing transformers based on available impedance data for the existing transformers. CPS Energy will provide copies of test reports and nameplate drawings pertaining to the existing transformers. 2.5.3 Tertiary. The high-voltage to tertiary-voltage and low-voltage to tertiary-voltage impedances shall limit the maximum three-phase fault on the tertiary bus to 800 MVA based on the 345 kV and 138 kV buses being infinite bus sources. Changing the coil height of the tertiary coil to increase the impedance is not acceptable. 2.5.4 Guaranteed Values. The manufacturer shall guarantee the impedance values provided to CPS Energy. 2.6 Short Circuit Parameters. In designing the transformer short-circuit withstand capability, the short circuit characteristics of IEEE C57.12.00 shall be used. For the maximum external ratio of Xo/X1, use 2.8 at both 345 kV and 138 kV. All windings subjected to inward radial buckling shall be designed to withstand free (unsupported) buckling in addition to forced (supported) buckling. The control of inward radial forces shall not depend on bracing to the core. 2.7 Sound Level. The audible sound level shall not exceed 78 dB at the maximum forced-cooled rating and shall not exceed 75 dB at the maximum self-cooled rating. In 1175 138 kV Line 650 Neutral 150 13.8 kV Line 150

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addition, during the temperature rise test the sound level measured at the maximum forced-cooled rating with full load current without the cooling fans operating shall not exceed 73 dB. The microphone locations shall be the same as during the no-load sound level test at the maximum forced-cooled rating. 2.8 Transformer Core and Shunts. 2.8.1 Flux density. The core flux density shall not exceed 1.7 tesla on any tap position at 100% operating voltage. The flux density in shunts shall not exceed 1.3 tesla at the maximum nameplate load. 2.8.2 Core Bolts. The use of fasteners through the core legs or the yokes is not allowed. 2.8.3 Support of Core Steps. Every step of the core shall be supported under the bottom yoke and at the ends. Under the bottom yoke the step blocks shall be supported by a steel member that extends between the bottom clamps. Support of the bottom yoke to the tank base is not allowed. 2.8.4 Joints. All joints shall be mitered. A no-scrap type core is not allowed. 3.0 INSULATING OIL CPS Energy will supply the transformer insulating oil. The insulating oil will be Virgin Type II inhibited mineral oil manufactured from naphthenic base crudes in accordance with ASTM Standard D3487. Distillates from these crudes may be acid refined, hydrogen treated, solvent extracted, or processed by other suitable refining methods. This oil will contain no more than 0.3% of 2,6 Ditertiary-Butyl Para-Creosol or 2,6 Ditertiary-Butyl Phenol Oxidation inhibitor and will be so stated in the manufacturer code. The oil will be free of any matter or contaminants, which may be injurious to insulation, paint, varnish, metallic and/or other parts of the transformer. The oil used by the manufacturer during testing shall meet CPS Energy specifications and be tested to be free of corrosive sulfur in accordance with ASTM D1275. 4.0 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS 4.1 Configuration. When assembled, the transformer and accessories shall form a single integral unit with all accessories (i.e. control cabinet, cooling equipment, etc.) mounted on the transformer tank. There shall be no separate equipment (e.g. external oil coolers) that requires provisions for separate slab mounting. 4.2 Vibration. All transformer accessories, braces, cabinets, supports, etc., shall be designed to have a natural resonant frequency that is outside the range of 120 5 hertz in order to minimize vibration.

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4.3 Fasteners. All external fasteners used in the fabrication of the transformer shall be stainless steel or galvanized steel in accordance with ASTM A153. Stainless steel bolts of diameter 3/8-inch, or larger, shall be used with a silicon bronze nut. 4.4 Paint. All metallic surfaces subject to atmospheric corrosion shall be prepared and painted in accordance with the Steel Structures Painting Council. Any surfaces that will be inaccessible after assembly shall be protected with coatings, which will protect for the life of the equipment. 4.4.1 Coatings. The coating shall be highly resistant to weather, chipping, cracking, mildew, and ultraviolet chalking. All coating components shall be lead-free, asbestosfree, and chromate-free. All surfaces shall have a minimum dry-film thickness of 4.0 mils. 4.4.2 Color. The color of the exterior finish coat shall be Munsell Notation 5BG 7.0/0.4, ANSI No. 70 Light Gray. The interior of the main transformer tank and load-tapchanger compartment and the interior of the control cabinet shall be white. 4.5 Oil Volume. The maximum allowable total number of gallons of oil to be contained by the transformer is 29,500. 5.0 TRANSFORMER COILS 5.1 Conductors. Rectangular copper conductors with rounded edges shall be used on all coils. 5.2 Windings. Single or multi-strand disc or multi-strand helical windings are preferred. The winding cylinders and radial spacers shall be precompressed high-density material. The radial spacers shall have rounded edges. Conductor splices should be avoided where possible; when required, conductor splices should be located in the outside turn. 5.3 Winding Insulation. All coils and leads shall be insulated with a thermally upgraded wrapped material such as "Weidmann," "Insuldur," or "Nomex" insulation material. No conductors or any coils shall be insulated with only a "dipped" or "sprayed on" insulation. The insulation shall be stored and installed in an environmentally controlled clean room where the air is filtered and dried. The windings shall be fabricated and stored only in an environmentally controlled clean room. (Note: If a separate clean room is not available, CPS Energy may waive this requirement after review of the manufacturer's facility to insure that the intent of the specification is met.) 5.4 Coil Clamping. The windings shall be supported top and bottom by a full size (at least the size of the coils) coil clamping system which uses solid, high density, tangential grain, beechwood coil clamping rings. The clamping rings shall be of

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sufficient size to restrain the short circuit and static pressures and to give full radial spacer support for even clamping pressure to all areas of the coils. The top clamping ring shall not require bracing to the top yoke. 5.5 Core and Coil Inspection. CPS Energy reserves the right to inspect the core and coil assembly and the tank itself immediately prior to the tanking of the core and coil assembly. Should CPS Energy elect to perform the inspection, the manufacturer shall provide transportation and accommodations and cover all other reasonable expenses for two CPS Energy inspectors. 5.6 Dielectric Stress. The maximum dielectric stress between windings and/or conductors at 100 percent operating voltage shall not exceed 2.65 kV/mm RMS on the maximum stress tap position. 6.0 TANKS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES 6.1 Design Pressure. The main transformer tank and any attached compartment that is subjected to operating pressures shall be designed to withstand, without permanent deformation, pressure 25 percent greater than the maximum operating pressures. 6.2 Vacuum Filling. Tanks, radiators, conservator and the LTC compartment shall be designed for vacuum filling at full vacuum in the field. Auxiliary compartments, when not designed for vacuum filling, shall be so designated and valves shall be provided to isolate them from the main transformer tank. Specific instructions concerning vacuum procedures shall be provided in the instruction manual. 6.3 Vacuum Flange. Both the main tank and LTC compartment shall have a 4-inch cover-mounted vacuum hose connection with flange and bolted cover plate. Flange and cover plate shall have an 8-hole, 7 1/2-inch bolt circle for 5/8-inch diameter bolts. Suitable isolation shall be provided between this opening and the oil-filling inlet. On the LTC compartment, a 2-inch to 4-inch adapter will be acceptable. For conservator units provide a 4-inch ball valve in the main cover with a 90 degree elbow for the vacuum flange connection. 6.4 Pressure Relief Device. The main transformer tank and the LTC compartment shall each be equipped with a mechanical pressure relief device. Each device shall have electrical alarm contacts and a mechanical flag to indicate operation. Alarm contacts shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 6.5 Valves. The transformer main tank shall be equipped with two lower valves and one upper valve. The tap-changing compartment shall be equipped with one upper valve. The lower valves shall allow oil to be drained from the extreme bottom of the transformer main tank and the tap-changing compartment. The lower valves shall be located in segment 1 or 2, as defined on drawing 1, and they shall be free of

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obstructions. The upper valves shall be located in the same segment as the corresponding lower valves and below the 25C liquid level. All valves shall be 2-inch full flow valves constructed of stainless steel, bronze or brass with flanged inlet and a threaded 2-inch NPT outlet. All valves shall have a rating of 300 WOG (water, oil, and gas). A plug made of the same material as the valve body shall be installed on each valve. All seals, sealants and gasket materials associated with the valves shall be compatible with mineral oil. All drain valves shall be full port ball valves and oil fill valves shall be globe type. 6.6 Transformer Tank Cover. A non-skid surface shall be installed on the transformer tank cover. This surface shall be an integral part of the paint used on the tank cover. Materials installed with an adhesive tape are not acceptable. 6.7 Manholes. One or more manholes shall be provided on the transformer tank cover. The manholes shall have removable bolted covers with a minimum diameter of 18 inches. Manhole covers weighing more than 45 pounds shall be hinged. All manhole covers shall have handles. 6.8 Gaskets. All joints for manhole covers, bushing, and other bolted covers shall be provided with machined gasket grooves. Three sets of gaskets shall be provided with each transformer: one set for shipment, one set for final installation, and one spare set. All gaskets shall be made of BUNA-N gasket material with durometer hardness ("A" Scale) 60 or 70. 6.9 Center of Gravity Markings. The center of gravity markings for both shipment and a fully assembled transformer (including oil) shall be permanently marked and labeled on all four-tank walls. 6.10 Transformer Tank Mounting. The transformer tank shall be mounted on plates or transverse and longitudinal beams to facilitate skidding of the transformer. Attachment holes in the base structure shall be provided for this purpose. The beams shall be turned up on the ends to facilitate movement of the transformer over small changes in elevation. 6.11 Guying Facilities. Facilities for guying the transformer during transport shall be provided. 6.12 Lifting Facilities. Means for lifting the complete transformer by overhead crane shall be provided. Lifting means shall be provided for removing the cover and untanking the transformer. The bearing surfaces of the lifting means shall be free from sharp edges. 6.13 Jacking Facilities. Jacking facilities shall be located near the corners of the base. The jack ports or lugs shall be 18 inches high.

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6.14 Component Repainting. Components shall be match-marked in such a manner that repainting will not hide. 7.0 TAP-CHANGERS 7.1 No-Load-Tap-Changer. The transformer shall not be provided with a high voltage de-energized tap-changer. 7.2 Load-Tap-Changer (LTC). The transformer shall be equipped with an automatic load-tap-changer located in the low end of the series winding to keep the 138 kV voltage constant. The LTC shall use line drop compensation to regulate the low voltage. The LTC shall provide 20% voltage regulation in the high voltage, 10% above and 10% below rated voltage, in 32 steps (5/8% each). The LTC shall deliver rated MVA at all 33 positions of the LTC. 7.2.1 Parallel Operation. The transformer will be operated in parallel with one or more similar transformers (section 2.5.2). The transformer shall be complete with all equipment necessary to utilize a circulating current scheme to control the LTC mechanisms of the transformers in parallel. The tertiary windings will not be paralleled. The vendor shall provide all auxiliary control equipment required for the existing CPS Energy transformers to operate properly in parallel with the new vendor supplied transformer. 7.2.2 Load-Tap-Changer Design. The LTC shall be an MR Reinhausen high-speed transition resistor type. The tapped LTC windings, if separate, shall be layer or disc type windings and shall be constructed to distribute the minimum unbalance for minimum short circuit forces. Copper conductors shall be of sufficient thickness to prevent them from climbing over adjacent strands. LTC associated windings and contacts shall be so designed such that the load carrying capability and through fault capability of the transformer are not inhibited in any of the tap positions. It shall be possible to test all windings associated with the tap-changer design through the low voltage bushings of the transformer. Full winding insulation resistance and power factor tests shall be performed and recorded as described under section 19.0. 7.2.3 Housing. The LTC diverter switch shall be housed in a separate compartment and shall be designed to prevent any interchange of oil between the LTC compartment and the transformer tank. The LTC compartment shall be provided with an oil conservator tank connected by pipes to each tap-changer head. 7.2.4 LTC Relay. An RS 2001 relay shall be provided in each pipe from the LTC oil conservator to the tap-changer heads to detect a fault in the diverter switch. An output contact (open under normal conditions) from each relay shall be paralleled and wired to

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terminal points in the control cabinet for use by CPS Energy. A second output contact (open under normal conditions) from each relay shall be paralleled and wired to terminal points in the control cabinet for use as an alarm contact. 7.2.5 Voltage Regulating Relays. The manufacturer shall provide a Beckwith Electric Company Model M-2001C6SLAA digital tap-changer control relay with a Model M-2067 adapter panel, a Beckwith Electric Company Model M-0329A LTC backup control relay, a Beckwith Electric Company Model M-0127A current relay, a Beckwith Electric Company Model M-0115 parallel balancing module, and all auxiliary equipment required to automatically control the LTC using the circulating current method in parallel operation of load-tap-changing transformers. The M-0329A LTC backup control relay shall provide "first customer protection" as specified in the M-0329A instruction book. The M-0127A current relay shall provide protection against excessive tap separation upon failure of the tap-changer controller during transformer parallel operation. In accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, an auxiliary relay, Potter & Brumfield KRP11AG, shall be wired in series with the output of the AC current relay to lockout the tap changer and to provide an alarm. The alarm contact shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. Circuit breakers shall isolate and protect the voltage regulating relays; fuses are not acceptable. Alarm contacts from the LTC backup control shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 7.2.6 Sensing Potentials. CPS Energy will provide nominal 120-volt rms sensing potentials from two different phases, one phase potential for the tap-changer control relay and the other phase potential for the LTC backup control relay. The potentials will be brought to terminal points in the control cabinet. 7.2.7 Series Connected Contact Provision. Terminal points in the control cabinet shall be provided between the tap-changer control relay and the circuit breaker protecting the tap-changer control relay (specified in section 7.2.5) to allow for a series connected contact provided by CPS Energy. Terminal points in the control cabinet shall also be provided between the LTC backup control relay and the circuit breaker protecting the LTC backup control relay (specified in section 7.2.5) to allow for a series connected contact provided by CPS Energy. 7.2.8 Load-Tap-Changer Motor Control. A mechanical switch shall be provided to select Automatic, Remote or Local Manual mode of operation. Controls shall be provided for manual operation of the LTC when in the manual mode. All controls shall be located in the control cabinet. The manufacturer shall operate all controls to ensure proper installation and performance. A double-pole, single-throw circuit breaker shall isolate and protect the tap-changer controls and motor; fuses are not acceptable. An LTC handcrank interlock switch shall be provided immediately ahead of the tap-changer motor to de-energize the motor.

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7.2.9 Mechanical Position Indicator. A mechanical position indicator shall be provided. An Incon Model 1292KS Selsyn synchro transmitter shall monitor the tapchanger position. The transmitter shall be connected to an Incon 1250B-1-120-R-S monitor. The monitor shall be mounted in the control cabinet and shall be visible from the manual controls. The Incon monitor shall be connected to a Beckwith M-2025C current loop interface module properly configured for the monitor current range. The current loop interface shall be connected to the M-2001C digital tapchanger using a 6pin connector to provide tap indication. 7.2.10 Operation Counter. An operation counter shall register the accumulated number of tap changes performed. 7.2.11 Loss of Station Service to LTC Alarm. Voltage alarm relays shall be installed to sense a loss of station service voltage on all phases and on all auxiliary control circuits supplying the LTC motor. All alarm relays shall be located on the load side of the last practical interrupting device (e.g. breaker, handcrank interlock switch) in any circuit that could disable normal LTC operation. Alarm contacts from each relay shall be paralleled and wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. Individual relays shall be labeled 27-3a, 27-3b, etc. The relays shall be Potter & Brumfield, KRPA series, socket mount type with Potter & Brumfield screw terminal sockets. 7.2.12 Loss of Sensing Potential Alarm. A voltage alarm relay shall be installed across the phase potential supplying the tap-changer control relay. A voltage alarm relay shall also be installed across the phase potential supplying the LTC backup control relay. The alarm relays shall be located on the load side of the last practical interrupting device (e.g. breaker, contact, internal or external supply switch) that could interrupt the potentials to the relays. Alarm contacts from each relay shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. Individual relays shall be labeled 27-4 and 27-5. The relays shall be Potter & Brumfield, KRPA series, socket mount type with Potter & Brumfield screw terminal sockets. 7.2.13 Freeze Position Relay. A latching relay, Struthers-Dunn Model B255BXBP125VDC, shall be provided to allow CPS Energy to remotely freeze the tap-changer position in-place during circuit switching. A normally closed contact of the relay shall be installed between the circuit breaker protecting the tap-changer control relay (specified in section 7.2.5) and the terminal points provided for the series connected contact (specified in section 7.2.7). A second normally closed contact of the relay shall be installed between the circuit breaker protecting the LTC backup control relay (specified in section 7.2.5) and the terminal points provided for the series connected contact (specified in section 7.2.7). Terminal points shall be provided in the control cabinet for each coil of the latching relay. A normally open contact of the latching relay shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 7.2.14 LTC shafts. The LTC shafts shall be provided with guards.

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8.0 TRANSFORMER GROUNDING PROVISIONS 8.1 Ground Pads. Steel based, copper-faced grounding pads shall be provided as indicated below. All holes shall have 1/2-13 UNC threads. Thread protection for these ground pads during shipment shall consist of a flanged cup of a non-corrosive material suitable for press fitting into threaded openings. a. Two NEMA 6-hole pads shall be welded to the transformer tank on diagonally opposite sides near ground level and shall be located so as not to interfere with jacking facilities. b. NEMA 2-hole pads shall be welded to the transformer tank cover, each, adjacent to each core ground bushing. c. One NEMA 2-hole pad shall be welded on each arrester/insulator mounting bracket (section 12.1) near the base of the surge arrester position. 8.2 Ground Connections. CPS Energy will provide fittings and conductors for all ground connections. 8.3 Core Ground Bushing. The manufacturer shall provide an external core ground test point from each insulated or isolated segment of core steel to an external low voltage bushing located on the top of the transformer. The bushings shall be capable of withstanding a test voltage of 1000 volts DC. For each core ground bushing, a permanent tag shall designate which core is attached to the bushing. Core ground bushings shall be housed in an accessible enclosure. 9.0 OIL PRESERVATION SYSTEM The transformer shall be equipped with a system for oil preservation as defined in IEEE C57.12.80, Paragraph 6.5.5. The conservator/oil-cell system shall be in accordance with the following requirements and as depicted on drawings 2 and 3. The overflow pressure relief valve shown as item 8 on drawing 3 is additional to the requirements of section 6.4. 9.1 General Requirements. There shall be no contact between the oil in the expansion tank and the air. This shall be accomplished by use of a nitrile air-cell bladder (diaphragm not allowed) vented to the outside air through a desiccant such as silica gel. The breather tube, vent, and any auxiliary devices connected thereto shall not restrict the airflow into or out of the air-cell to the extent that the air-cell is unable to follow all fluctuations in oil volume (other than during fault conditions), or to the extent that positive or negative pressure is developed in either the main or conservator tanks. Systems which contain oil inside the bladder are not acceptable. The expansion tank

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shall be of sufficient volume to operate through an ambient temperature range of minus 20C to plus 55C without causing the low-oil-level alarm contacts to operate at the lower limit and without exceeding the recommended full oil level at the upper limit. There shall be no interior sharp edges, points, or other protrusions that could damage the bladder. The desiccant container shall be at the transformer tank potential and shall be located such that a worker can change the desiccant while standing on the transformer deck without the need to climb on the transformer, or without the need of a ladder, and such that the desiccant can be safely replaced, refilled, and maintained while the transformer is energized. A two-float standard Buchholz relay and flanged shutoff valves capable of holding twice the full head of oil in the expansion tank shall be provided in the oil line between the expansion tank and the main transformer tank; one valve installed on each side of the Buchholz relay to permit maintenance and testing of the relay. The oil line shall run from the expansion tank to the highest point of the main transformer tank and shall be lower in elevation than the bottom of the expansion tank. The conservator shall be equipped with a sump chamber and a drain valve. 9.2 Oil Level Indicator. The conservator tank shall have an oil-level-indicator relay (with low-level alarm contacts) mounted on it. The relay shall have adjustable alarm contacts which operate on dropping oil level. The indicator shall be situated such that it is readable by a worker standing on the ground. 9.3 Air Detection. The conservator tank shall be furnished with an air-bladder leak detection device. This device shall be mounted to a float chamber containing a float switch. The float chamber shall have a sealed air vent located on the top, which may be used during the oil filling process for venting oil. The float chamber shall be mounted on the highest point of the conservator tank and shall act as a collection point for all air within the tank. If necessary, suitable piping may be added to the air float chamber to ensure collection of all air from the conservator tank. Under normal conditions, the chamber shall be full of oil under all operating loads and temperatures. When the bladder sustains a leak, the air will migrate either directly from the main connection on the conservator or through the piping to the air collection chamber. With the presence of air in the chamber, a switch/float shall close a contact to activate an auxiliary relay with alarm contacts. 9.4 Gas Bubble Detection. For the conservator/air-cell system, the top of the tank shall be sloped such that any gas bubbles forming in the tank will migrate to the highest point of the top and not to a bushing pocket. The highest point of the top shall be connected to the conservator. In addition, the highest points of the main tank (bushing pockets, non-flush manholes and other high points) shall be connected by suitable piping to the oil line between the main tank and the conservator such that the Buchholz relay will collect any and all gas bubbles rising to the top of the main tank. To ensure proper operation of the gas-accumulator/gas-detector (Buchholz) relay, the transformer oilpreservation system shall be arranged similar to that shown on drawing 2 and 3.

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9.5 Access. 9.5.1 Vacuumm Fill, and Drain Connections. It shall not be necessary to remove any device or part of the transformer to gain access, and to make hose and piping connections, to any of the vacuum, oil fill, or oil drain valves or to install the vapor trap on the 8-inch flange provided on the top of the transformer tank. 9.5.2 Conservator Tank. The conservator tank shall have a 12-inch minimum diameter flanged access opening as, shown on drawing 2 and 3, to provide access for hand and visual inspection of the interior (atmospheric side) of the air-cell, and to provide access for inspection and tightening of the air-cell-to-conservator tank flanged connection without draining the conservator tank and/or removing the air-cell. The access opening shall have a bolted cover. 9.6 Alarm Contacts. All alarm contacts shall be paralleled and wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 10.0 COOLING EQUIPMENT 10.1 Radiators. Conventional tank-mounted radiators (heat exchangers) shall be provided. Radiators shall be removable and each radiator section shall have shutoff valves enabling the removal of each section and 3/4-inch NPT drain and vent plugs. No galvanizing shall be applied to radiators. 10.1.1 Mounting. Radiators shall not be located on the control cabinet side of the transformer, as indicated by Segment 4 on drawing 1. Radiators shall be bolted directly to the tank wall. 10.1.2 Testing. Radiators shall be assembly checked with the transformer tank at the factory to assure proper fit and alignment. The manufacturer shall perform a 2-hour pressure test to 20 psi and a vacuum test on each radiator section. 10.2 Fans. All fan blades shall have side and rear guards. Fan motors shall have sealed, permanently lubricated ball bearings and shall be rated for 240 volt, single-phase, 60-hertz power. A double-pole, single-throw circuit breaker shall isolate and protect the fans; fuses are not acceptable. 10.2.1 Fan Control. Controls for manual operation of all cooling equipment shall be provided including manual controls for alternating use of the fan banks for first stage fan operations. An "Off" position on the fan control switch shall be provided. The manufacturer shall test operate all controls to ensure proper installation and performance. A separate circuit breaker shall be provided to isolate and protect the fan controls; fuses are not acceptable.

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10.2.2 Fan Alarm Relays. Voltage alarm relays shall be provided for loss of each phase voltage on the load side of the circuit breakers feeding each bank of fans. Alarm contacts from each alarm relay shall be paralleled and wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. Individual relays shall be labeled 27-1a, 27-1b, etc. The relays shall be Potter & Brumfield, KRPA series, socket mount type with Potter & Brumfield screw terminal sockets. 10.2.3 Control Alarm Relays. Separate voltage alarm relays shall be provided for loss of each phase voltage on the load side of the circuit breakers feeding the fan controls. The "Off" position on the fan controls shall be detected by the voltage alarm relays as a loss of voltage. Alarm contacts from each alarm relay shall be paralleled and wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. Individual relays shall be labeled 272a, 27-2b, etc. The relays shall be Potter & Brumfield, KRPA series, socket mount type with Potter & Brumfield screw terminal sockets. 10.3 Load Variation. The cooling equipment controls shall be designed to activate the necessary cooling equipment to prevent thermal damage to any loaded winding including the tertiary winding in the event that any winding is fully loaded while there is light load on the other windings. 11.0 BUSHINGS All bushings shall be oil-filled, capacitance-graded bushings meeting the requirements of CPS Energy Specification 781-06 and the following additional requirements. 11.1 Location. The transformer shall be provided with all bushings, which shall be mounted on the transformer tank cover and located as shown on drawing 1. 11.2 High Voltage Bushing Type. The high voltage bushings shall be bottom connected and unified upper terminal type. 11.3 Tertiary Bushing Spacing. A minimum distance of two feet shall be maintained between live parts of the tertiary bushings. 11.4 Terminals. 11.4.1 The high voltage and low voltage phase bushings shall each be provided with a NEMA 4-inch, 4-hole copper pad terminal rated for maximum current. The tertiary bushings shall each be provided with one or more NEMA 4-inch, 4-hole copper pad terminals with a total rating for maximum current. Current transfer points shall be tinned or silver-plated. 11.4.2 The neutral bushing shall be provided with a terminal that will accommodate stranded copper conductor in the size range from 4/0 to 500 kCM.

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11.5 Creep Distance and Insulation Level. The minimum creep distance and insulation level of the bushings shall be as follows: Minimum Creep Distance 220 inches 92 inches 26 inches

Bushing H(345 kV) X(138 kV) Y(13.8 kV)

BIL 1300 kV 650 kV 150 kV

12.0 SURGE ARRESTERS AND INSULATORS 12.1 Mounting Brackets. The transformer shall be provided with mounting brackets for surge arresters and insulators as indicated on drawing 1. The mounting brackets shall be detachable so that they can be removed from the transformer during shipment. The mounting brackets shall not be supported from the radiators. The lightning arresters shall not be mounted above the radiators. 12.1.1 The high voltage arresters shall be located nearest the transformer tank and the high voltage insulators shall be located a minimum of 72 inches from the arresters, measured center-to-center. The manufacturer shall determine the appropriate phaseto-phase and phase-to-ground clearance of the arresters considering the diameter of the grading rings. 12.1.2 The low voltage arresters shall be located nearest the transformer tank and the low voltage insulators shall be a minimum of 36 inches from the arresters, measured center-to-center. The manufacturer shall determine the appropriate phase-to-phase spacing of the arresters and insulators. 12.1.3 The tertiary voltage arresters shall be located nearest the transformer tank and the tertiary voltage insulators shall be a minimum of twenty-four inches from the arresters, measured center-to-center. A minimum phase-to-phase distance of 36 inches shall be maintained between live parts of the tertiary voltage surge arresters and insulators.

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12.2 Surge Arresters. CPS Energy will provide either porcelain or polymer, station class, gapless, metal-oxide varistor type, surge arresters that meet the following ratings. Arrester Duty Cycle Voltage 276 kV 108 kV 15 kV Arrester MCOV 220 kV 84 kV 12.7 kV

Winding High Voltage Low Voltage Tertiary Voltage

12.3 Buss Support Insulators. CPS Energy will provide porcelain, station post type, ANSI TR210 insulators for the tertiary voltage; porcelain, station post type, ANSI TR288 insulators for the low voltage; and porcelain, station post type, ANSI TR369 insulators for the high voltage. 12.4 Distance. The manufacturer shall minimize the distance between the bushing and its associated surge arrester on each phase. 13.0 CURRENT TRANSFORMERS 13.1 Current Transformers For Relaying. Current transformers (CTs) shall be provided and located as shown on drawing 4. CTs shall be multi-ratio, bushing-type with fully distributed windings as indicated below. Secondary leads for all CTs shall be wired to terminal blocks equipped with shorting bars located in the control cabinet. There shall be one terminal block for each CT. Relay Accuracy CT Rating Classification 2,000:5 3,000:5 12,000:5 2,000:5 C800 C800 C800 C800 Quantity Each Bushing 2 1 1 1 Total Quantity 6 3 3 1

Terminals High Voltage Tertiary Voltage Tertiary Voltage Neutral

13.2 Other Current Transformers. Additional bushing-type CTs shall be provided for "hot spot" winding temperature and line drop compensation. Secondary leads for all CTs shall be wired to terminal blocks equipped with shorting bars located in the control cabinet. There shall be one terminal block for each CT. 13.3 Polarity Marks. All CTs shall have easily identifiable polarity marks on both primary and secondary terminals.

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14.0 OTHER INDICATION, ALARM AND RELAY DEVICES 14.1 DC Voltage. All alarm and relay contacts shall be rated for use at 125 volts DC. 14.2 Liquid Level Indicators. The transformer shall have liquid level indicators with alarm contacts for each isolated oil-filled compartment. Dial markings shall show the 25C level and the "Hi-Lo" levels. The words "liquid level" shall be on the dial or on a suitable nameplate adjacent to it. The 25C liquid level shall be indicated by suitable permanent markings on the tank or by indicating on the liquid level nameplate the distance from the liquid level to the highest point of the hand-hole or manhole flange surfaces. The change in liquid level per 10C change in temperature shall be indicated on the liquid level nameplate. Alarm contacts shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 14.3 Liquid Temperature Indicator. The transformer shall have a liquid temperature indicator with alarm contacts. The gauge on the indicator shall be marked at the temperature setting of the alarm, or the setting may be indicated on a suitable nameplate adjacent to it. The alarm contacts shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 14.4 Winding Temperature Indicators. The transformer shall have three winding temperature indicating devices with thermal load indicating dial, one each for the high voltage, low voltage, and tertiary windings. There shall be separate contacts for control of forced cooling equipment and for a thermal overload alarm. The indicating gauge shall be marked at the temperature setting of the alarm and the "On" and "Off" forced cooling control points, or the settings may be indicated on a suitable nameplate adjacent to it. The words "winding temperature" shall be on the dial or on the adjacent nameplate. The control contacts shall be paralleled on the three devices. The alarm contacts shall be parallel wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 14.5 Gauge Covers. All gauges or indicating dials shall have removable face plates. 14.6 Rapid Pressure Relays. Two Qualitrol Model 900-014-32 rapid pressure relays together with Qualitrol Model XPRD mechanical pressure relief devices shall be mounted on diagonal corners of the main transformer tank cover. The rapid pressure relays shall be wired to Qualitrol Model 909-200-01, 125-volt DC seal-in relays located in the control cabinet. Terminal points shall be provided in the control cabinet for a 125volt DC source. Each seal-in relay shall have a trip contact and alarm contacts. The trip contacts and the alarm contacts shall be parallel wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. 14.7 Loss-of-DC To Rapid Pressure Relay. A voltage alarm relay shall be provided to monitor the DC source of section 14.6. The alarm relay shall be located in the control cabinet on the load side of the last practical interrupting device (e.g. breaker, contact,

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internal or external supply switch) that could interrupt the potential. The alarm contacts shall be wired to terminal points in the control cabinet. The relay shall be Potter and Brumfield Model KRP11DG, socket mount type with Potter & Brumfield screw terminal sockets. The relay shall be labeled 27-6. 14.8 Fault Gas Monitor. The fault gas monitor shall be a Hydran 201R Model i. 15.0 CONTROL CABINET The transformer shall have only one control cabinet. Tap changer control equipment as an option may be located in a separate tap changer equipment cabinet. The cabinet(s) shall be weatherproof and shall be NEMA approved and/or UL listed. No screws or bolts shall penetrate the walls of the cabinet(s). 15.1 Dimensions. The control cabinet shall be 48 inches wide by 34 inches high or larger. 15.2 Location. The control cabinet shall be located in Segment 4 as indicated on drawing 1. Cabinet(s) shall be at a convenient working height easily accessible for a worker standing on the ground. 15.3 Vents. The cabinet(s) shall have vents with replaceable filters. 15.4 Doors. The door(s) of the control cabinet shall swing in the horizontal plane and shall have a wind latch device for keeping the door(s) open. The door(s) shall have full height hinges and a three-point latching mechanism. The door(s) shall have a hinged panel on the inner side that can be lowered to a horizontal position to hold a multimeter while making tests in the cabinet and shall have a compartment for holding the Instruction Manual and one set of drawings. The door(s) shall have a provision for CPS Energy to install a padlock for securing the cabinet(s). 15.5 Conduit Provision. The bottom of the control cabinet shall include a bolt-on removable steel plate not less than 12 inches x 24 inches in size. The plate shall be constructed such that CPS Energy can remove and cut 2-inch to 4-inch diameter conduit holes for CPS Energy wiring. 15.6 Grounding Provision. The cabinet(s) shall have a safety grounding connector. 15.7 Lighting and Duplex Outlet. The cabinet(s) shall be equipped with a 130 VAC, 60 hz, 100-watt incandescent light with a switch and a 120-volt duplex outlet. Both shall be protected by a 20-amp circuit breaker.

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15.8 Heater. The cabinet(s) shall be provided with a thermostatically controlled heater for humidity control. The thermostat shall be set to cut-off when temperature rises above 90F. The average temperature in the San Antonio area is approximately 70 F. 15.9 Terminations. Controls, "a" and "b" output contacts from alarms and devices and CT secondary leads for CPS Energy use, as previously specified, shall be wired to terminal block points in the control cabinet. The manufacturer shall terminate wires and locate terminal blocks as indicated in drawing 5. The manufacturer shall test operate all relays and devices to ensure proper alarm and contact operation. All terminal blocks shall be clearly marked, easily accessible to workers, and also accessible to the control cable entering the bottom of the control cabinet without the control cable overlapping other components in the cabinet. There shall be no manufacturer connections on the side of the terminal block allocated for CPS Energy connections. 15.10 Other Accessories. The control cabinet shall include the following: a. All accessories named in this specification which are to be located in the control cabinet b. Load-tap-changer control equipment (if not in separate cabinet) c. Two 2-pole power distribution blocks capable of terminating one 12 AWG to 2/0 primary connection per pole and four 12 AWG to 4 AWG secondary connections per pole (Gould Model 63133 or equal) Properly sized molded-case circuit breakers for all 120/240 VAC and 125 VDC loads. Knife switches and fuses are not allowed. 15.11 Connection for Load-Tap-Changer Control Equipment. The control cabinet or the tap changer equipment cabinet (if supplied) shall include provision for CPS Energy connection to load-tap-changer control equipment. 15.12 Marking. All terminals and equipment shall be permanently marked and clearly identified. 15.13 Safety Grounds. Safety ground wiring for individual electrical components shall be separate from the 120 VAC power neutral and shall be wired to a separate terminal block. Control, alarm, and power circuit wiring for electrical components shall be isolated from the safety ground wiring. Safety grounds shall not be consecutively (series) wired from component to component. 15.14 General Equipment Requirement. All terminal blocks, relays, switches, control equipment, etc. shall be NEMA approved and/or UL listed.

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16.0 AUXILIARY WIRING Auxiliary wiring shall be furnished in accordance with the following requirements. 16.1 Type. All wiring shall be 600 volt, flame-resistant, moisture-resistant, heat-resistant, oil-resistant, 90C rated insulation over copper conductors. 16.2 Size. All auxiliary wiring shall be minimum Number 14 AWG or equivalent. All CT wiring shall be minimum Number 10 AWG or equivalent. 16.3 Terminals. Each stranded conductor shall have compression type terminals. Solid conductors shall have cup washers for screw post connections. 16.4 Marking. Each end of a conductor shall be permanently marked and clearly identified. 16.5 Containment. All wiring shall be bundled or contained. All auxiliary wiring external to the transformer shall be in threaded rigid, galvanized conduit. Conduit shall be used for external wiring race and shall be terminated to J-boxes or cabinets with a watertight conduit hub meeting Federal Specification A-A-50553. Flex or thin wall conduit is not acceptable except for short runs between the main conduit and devices. Conduit shall not be installed across the transformer tank cover except as necessary to make connections to devices mounted on the tank cover. 16.6 Splices. Splices in any auxiliary wiring will not be allowed. 17.0 NAMEPLATES Nameplate information shall be stamped or laser engraved into stainless steel or anodized aluminum nameplates. The information on the nameplate shall be applied such that it is weatherproof, ultraviolet resistant, scratch resistant, and permanent for the life of the transformer under normal handling and operating conditions. Silk-screened and laser-etched paint are not acceptable. The following information shall be listed on the nameplates in addition to ANSI nameplate requirements: a. LTC type, manufacturer, model number, serial number, voltage rating, and continuous current rating b. That the transformer tank and LTC compartments are individually designed for vacuum filling at full vacuum c. CFM rating per fan d. The words "< 1ppm PCB at time of mfg"

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18.0 AC STATION SERVICE Although the autotransformer tertiary will be used for station service, CPS Energy will be responsible for providing the necessary step-down equipment to furnish a 120/240 volt power source for operating the autotransformer load-tap-changer, oil cooling equipment, and accessories. The station service power source will be four-wire 120/240-volt delta (240 volt three-phase, 120/240 volt single-phase). The midpoint of the 120/240 volt winding will be grounded by CPS Energy. 19.0 TESTING 19.1 Transformer Tests. All tests shall be performed with the bushings and radiators that are to be shipped with the transformer. Test bushings and radiators are not permitted. The manufacturer shall notify CPS Energy when test results do not meet required standards or specifications prior to shipment. All "Routine" tests listed in IEEE C57.12.00 and the following additional tests, as specified by CPS Energy, shall be performed on the transformer in accordance with IEEE C57.12.00 and IEEE C57.12.90. (See section 19.5) 19.1.1 Resistance. Resistance measurements shall be made on all windings in all taps. All wye-winding measurements shall be made phase-to-neutral. Winding temperature should be recorded at the time of the test. The test set used to perform these measurements shall have a four-digit display with an accuracy of 0.5%. For a given LTC step, all of the phase-to-phase measurements shall be within 2% of each other and all of the phase-to-ground measurements shall be within 2% of each other. 19.1.2 Ratio. The turns ratio shall be measured in all LTC steps. The turns ratio between windings shall not deviate more than 0.5% from adjacent phases and the calculated ratio. The test set used to perform these measurements shall have a five digit display with an accuracy of 0.1%. 19.1.3 Excitation. Excitation current and losses shall be measured at 100% rated voltage in the 16L,15L, 8L, 2L, 1L, N, 1R, 2R, 8R, 15R and 16R tap positions. 19.1.4 Impedance. Impedance and load losses shall be measured at the maximum forced-cooled rating in in the 16L,15L, 8L, 2L, 1L, N, 1R, 2R, 8R, 15R and 16R tap positions. 19.1.5 Temperature Rise. Temperature rise tests made at the self-cooled and maximum forced-cooled ratings are required on all transformers. The temperature rise test at the maximum forced-cooled rating after stabilization shall be a 24 hour test. Temperature test data on duplicate transformers is not acceptable to fulfill this requirement. Measure and report both the top and bottom oil rises for the OA and

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maximum forced-cooled ratings. The oil temperature tests shall be performed on the same LTC tap. Oil samples shall be taken for gas-in-oil analysis immediately before and after the temperature tests. In addition, an oil sample shall be taken for gas-in-oil analysis a minimum of eight hours after the completion of the temperature tests. The gas-in-oil analysis from the two samples taken after the completion of the temperature tests shall be compared to the gas-in-oil analysis from the pretest sample. The maximum allowable increases in the gas levels are based on the difference of the measured gas densities before and after the tests and shall be as follows: Hydrogen Ethylene Methane Ethane Acetylene Carbon Monoxide Carbon Dioxide 10 ppm 1 ppm 1 ppm 1 ppm 0 ppm 20 ppm 100 ppm

The gas-in-oil analysis shall be performed by one of the following independent test labs or an independent lab approved by CPS Energy: ATI ACTI Doble TJH2B Morgan Schaffer If the gases have increased by more than the limits outlined above, CPS Energy shall be contacted and a course of action determined. In general, it is expected that the manufacturer shall locate and correct any problem that results in gas values above these limits. 19.1.6 Twenty-four Hour Excitation. A 24-hour excitation test at 110% voltage is required with the cooling fans not in operation. Excitation test data on duplicate transformers is not acceptable to fulfill this requirement. Oil samples shall be taken for gas-in-oil analysis immediately before and after the excitation test. In addition, an oil sample shall be taken for gas-in-oil analysis a minimum of eight (8) hours after the completion of the excitation test. The gas-in-oil analysis from the two samples taken after the completion of the excitation tests shall be compared to the gas-in-oil analysis from the pretest sample. The maximum allowable increases in the gas levels are based on the difference of the measured gas densities before and after the tests and shall be as follows:

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Hydrogen Ethylene Methane Ethane Acetylene

4 ppm 1 ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm 0 ppm

The gas-in-oil analysis shall be performed by one of the following independent test labs or an independent lab approved by CPS Energy: ATI ACTI Doble TJH2B Morgan Schaffer If the gases have increased by more than the limits outlined above, CPS Energy shall be contacted and a course of action determined. In general, it is expected that the manufacturer shall locate and correct any problem that results in gas values above these limits. 19.1.7 Audible Sound. Transformer audible sound level measurements shall be made in accordance with NEMA TR-1. Test data on duplicate transformers is not acceptable to fulfill this requirement. In addition, under full load at the maximum forced-cooled rating, an audible sound level test shall be performed without the fans operating. 19.1.8 Switching Impulse. A switching impulse test is required. A voltage of 975 kV shall be applied or induced into the high voltage end of the transformer. If this exceeds the rating of other winding parts, the insulation shall be increased to allow for application or inducing of 975 kV. The neutral bushing shall be grounded during this test. 19.1.9 Induced Voltage. An induced voltage test shall be made in accordance with IEEE C57.12.90. Partial discharge measurements shall be made every one minute during the one hour period. Partial discharge measurements in pico-coulombs per IEC may be allowed with CPS Energy approval. 19.1.10 Insulation Power Factor. Insulation power factor measurements for each winding shall be made in accordance with IEEE C57.12.90, Table 1, and Method 2. Dissipation factor tests readings will not be accepted. The test shall follow all induced potential and applied potential tests. CPS Energy will not accept the transformer with insulation power factor tests (CH, CL, CHL) greater than .500%, corrected to 20C. Test connections shall be in accordance with Table l below. Insulation power factor measurements shall be performed with a 10 kV Doble Test Set.

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19.1.11 Insulation Resistance. Insulation resistance measurements for each winding shall be made in accordance with IEEE C57.12.90, Table 1, and Method 2. This test shall be performed at 2.5 kV DC. Initial measurements shall be taken after 15 seconds, then five more reads shall be taken at one-minute intervals. The one-minute reads shall be greater than those specified in Table Il. All reads shall be corrected to 20C in accordance with Table IIl. For each winding, the measurements with the winding guarded shall be greater than the measurements with the winding grounded. The measurements shall be increasing after each time interval. The test set used to perform these measurements shall have a range greater than 50,000 megohms at 2.5 kV. Test connections shall be in accordance with Table l. Table I - Test Connections 1) 2) 3) 4) High Energized With Case and Low Grounded High Energized With Case Grounded and Low Guarded Low Energized With Case and High Grounded Low Energized With Case Grounded and High Guarded Table Il -One Minute Reads to Ground Minimum Insulation Resistance in Oil at 20 C L-L kV Class 345 138 13.8 Megaohms 13,800 13,800 1,380

Table IIl -Insulation Resistance Temperature Correction Transformer Temperature C 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 Correction Factor 89.0 66.0 49.0 36.2 26.8 20.0 14.8 11.0 8.1 6.0 4.5 3.3 Transformer Temperature C 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 -5 -10 -15 Correction Factor 2.50 1.80 1.30 1.00 0.73 0.54 0.40 0.30 0.22 0.16 0.12

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19.1.12 Core Ground. Prior to shipment, a core ground DC resistance measurement shall be made. The transformer shall have all bushings removed and shall be filled with dry air under a slight positive pressure not to exceed five psig. The test set used to perform this measurement shall have a range of 10,000 megaohms at 500 volts and 20,000 megaohms at 1.0 kV. 19.1.13 Dew Point. Prior to shipment, a dew point test shall be made. The transformer shall have all bushings removed and shall be filled with dry air under a slight positive pressure not to exceed five psig. The transformer shall then sit for 24 hours prior to performing the dew point test. The measured 24-hour dew point read shall be less than the maximum dew point value calculated in the formula below to insure the transformer is dry. Max. dew pt. in C. = [.83 x (insulation temp. in C)] + [.3 x (tank PSIG)] - 48 19.1.14 High Voltage Winding Excitation. Excitation measurements shall be made on the high voltage windings with the LTC positioned in all steps. The excitation measurements shall be performed with a 10kV Doble test set. 19.1.15 Frequency Response. A frequency response test shall be made using a Framit test set manufactured by Star Logic equipped with software version 3.0.2 or Doble test set. If these test sets are not available, CPS Energy reserves the right to perform the test at the factory using CPS Energy equipment. Should CPS Energy elect to perform this test, the manufacturer shall reduce the purchase order price $1000.00. 19.1.16 Lightning Impulse. Impulse tests on two positions determined by CPS Energy after the design review will be performed on each HV and LV line terminal. All terminals not being tested shall be solidly grounded or grounded through a current shunt resistor of one ohm or less. Resistors in the chopping gap circuit are not permitted. The use of varisters is not allowed; the manufacturer must state compliance with this requirement in the bid document. 19.2 Bushing Tests. The manufacturer shall perform power factor and capacitance tests on all bushings while the bushings are installed on the transformer. The manufacturer shall provide a report with the results of these tests as well as a certified test report for all bushings from the bushing manufacturer. The certified test report shall include initial power factor measurements. 19.3 Quality Control Testing. Prior to shipment, load-tap-changing equipment, cooling equipment, current transformers, and all other transformer accessories, relays, and indicating devices shall be subjected to appropriate quality control testing to verify correct operation, assembly and connection. The manufacturer shall provide a copy of any quality control certifications, such as ISO 9001, as part of the proposal.

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19.4 Testing Sequence and Pre-Approved Test Results. 19.4.1 The tests shall be performed in the following sequence: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. l. m. n. o. p. q. r. s. t. u. Resistance Measurements Ratio Tests Polarity and Phase Relation Tests Excitation Losses and Percent Excitation Current Measurements Percent Impedance and Load Loss Measurements Temperature Rise Lightning Impulse Tests Switching Impulse Tests Applied Potential Test (100% test level) Induced Voltage Test and Partial Discharge Measurements Frequency Response Insulation Power Factor Measurements Insulation Resistance Measurements Audible Sound Level Excitation (110%) Doble Excitation Measurements in all windings and LTC Core Ground DC Resistance Measurement Bushing Tests (Power Factor, Capacitance and DGA) Dew Point Measurement

19.4.2 Test results for the tests indicated in section 19.4.1 shall be approved by CPS Energy prior to shipment of the transformer. These test results shall be faxed to the CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Engineering and Protection (Fax Number 210-353-4449). 19.5 Witness of Testing. CPS Energy reserves the right to witness all tests on all transformers purchased. The manufacturer shall fax the testing schedule to the CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Engineering and Protection (Fax Number 210-3534449) at least three weeks prior to the beginning of factory tests. All tests performed for witnessing by CPS Energy shall be scheduled on consecutive weekdays between 6:00 AM and 9:00 PM. Copies of test results for factory tests witnessed by CPS Energy representatives shall be made available to the representatives at the time of the testing. Should CPS Energy elect to witness transformer testing, the manufacturer shall provide transportation and accommodations and cover all other reasonable expenses for two CPS Energy witnesses.

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19.6 Test Reports. 19.6.1 In addition to the pre-approved test results that are indicated in section 19.4 and the factory witnessed test results indicated in section 19.5, certified test reports for the transformer shall be submitted to CPS Energy in accordance with section 22.3. Transformer test reports shall include all test measurement documentation. The manufacturer shall also present evidence of quality control testing and proof that the transformer has passed these tests. Any deviation between the certified test results and the test results reported to CPS Energy per sections 19.4 and 19.5 may require retesting of the transformer at the manufacturer's expense. 19.6.2 For the test report in section 19.6.1, a cover sheet shall be included. The cover sheet shall contain a summary of all major test results. 19.7 Additional Data. The manufacturer shall send to CPS Energy, along with the transformer test reports, the following data for use in system studies: a. Positive sequence saturation curve, plotted 0 to 150% rms voltage vs magnetization current, as viewed from the high-voltage terminals b. Zero sequence saturation curve if different from positive sequence c. Saturated air core reactance as viewed from the high-voltage terminals d. Interwinding reactances (positive and zero sequence): Xh-l, Xh-t, and Xl-t e. Excitation current at both 100% and 110% of rated voltage 20.0 MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND UNUSUAL EVENT OR DAMAGE 20.1 Manufacturing Process. CPS Energy reserves the right to witness any portion of the transformer manufacturing process. 20.2 Unusual Event or Damage. The manufacturer shall notify CPS Energy within 24 hours of any unusual event or damage occurring during the fabrication or testing of the transformer. CPS Energy reserves the right to inspect such damages. Corrective measures shall be subject to acceptance by CPS Energy. 21.0 CPS ENERGY INSPECTION, TEST, ACCEPTANCE AND OWNERSHIP 21.1 General. All transformers shall be subject to inspection and acceptance tests by CPS Energy representatives to assure compliance with CPS Energy requirements.

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21.2 Preliminary Tests. After the transformer is placed on the foundation and before the transformer is opened, CPS Energy will perform dew point and core ground DC insulation resistance measurements. If the results of the dew point measurement are not within the limit as required in section 19.1.13, or if the core ground DC insulation resistance measurement is not within the limits published in the manufacturer's installation instructions, the transformer will not be opened for further inspection by CPS Energy until an agreement can be reached to resolve these deficiencies. Should a transformer not meet dew point limits imposed by this requirement, the additional cost incurred by CPS Energy to properly dry the transformer during final tests and acceptance outlined in section 21.4 shall be substracted from the purchase order price. 21.3 Intermediate Inspection. Should the results of the dew point measurement and the core ground DC insulation resistance measurement prove satisfactory, CPS Energy will open the transformer for inspection and conduct a turns-ratio test on one tap. At the time CPS Energy representatives open the transformer for inspection, appropriate weather conditions must exist in the local area. Delays in the inspection due to inappropriate weather conditions are unavoidable and shall not result in any liability to CPS Energy with respect to payment schedule or otherwise. 21.4 Final Tests and Acceptance. After the transformer has been inspected and tested in accordance with section 21.2 and section 21.3, CPS Energy will pull a vacuum on the transformer, conduct another dew point test, oil fill the transformer and conduct final tests. Should the results of the final tests prove satisfactory, CPS Energy will notify the manufacturer in writing of acceptance of the transformer. The date of this letter will constitute the date of acceptance of the transformer. Should the results of the final tests prove unsatisfactory, CPS Energy will not accept the transformer but rather will notify the manufacturer in writing of any known deficiencies and payment will not be authorized until the deficiencies are corrected or resolved by the manufacturer either in the field or at an off-site repair facility. Any such transformer repaired by the manufacturer will be subject to final test again by CPS Energy. If for any reason CPS Energy should fail to perform final test on the transformer within two months after the transformer is initially placed on the foundation, or in the event of a transformer found with deficiencies within two months of the transformer being returned to CPS Energy, CPS Energy will notify the manufacturer in writing of acceptance of the transformer. 21.5 Manufacturer's Representative. The manufacturer shall provide a representative to witness the intermediate inspection. The manufacturer may at their option provide a representative during the transformer preliminary, intermediate, and final tests. CPS Energy will provide two days notice to the manufacturer when the inspection and testing is scheduled to take place. The representative shall be available at the specified time or the manufacturer shall reimburse CPS Energy for any expenses incurred by CPS Energy for delays caused by the manufacturer.

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21.6 Installation. The manufacturer shall be responsible for all installation work internal to the transformer, and CPS Energy will provide all other labor and equipment to prepare the transformer for service, including vacuum filling with insulating oil. The manufacturer shall furnish a qualified field representative to supervise the installation. There shall be no additional charge to CPS Energy for this field service. 21.7 Ownership. Ownership of the transformer will transfer from the manufacturer to CPS Energy after the transformer has been accepted by CPS Energy. 22.0 DRAWINGS, MANUALS, TEST REPORTS AND OTHER INFORMATION 22.1 Drawings, Manuals and Other Information. The manufacturer shall provide drawings, manuals, and other information to the CPS Energy Purchasing Division, Attn: (Buyer's Name) as indicated below. Drawings and manuals shall include all information necessary to install, test, operate and maintain the transformer. 22.1.1 Approval Drawings. No later than 120 calendar days after receipt of the purchase order, the manufacturer shall supply five sets of approval drawings for each transformer ordered. The manufacturer shall allow three weeks for CPS Energy review of the approval drawings upon completion of the design review of section 27. Approval drawings shall include outline and nameplate drawings, schematic diagrams, wiring and interconnect wiring diagrams, and CT excitation curves. Schematic drawing showing connections for parallel operation of two transformer units and three transformer units shall be included. Outline drawings shall include sufficient information for CPS Energy to design the transformer foundation. The estimated weight of the tank and core as shipped and the fully assembled weight including oil shall be included with the approval drawings. 22.1.2 Certified Drawings and Manuals. No later than 30 calendar days prior to delivery of the transformer, the manufacturer shall supply eight sets of final "certified for construction" drawings and manuals for each transformer ordered. The drawings shall include outline and nameplate drawings, schematic diagrams, wiring and interconnect wiring diagrams, and CT excitation curves. Schematic drawing showing connections for parallel operation of two transformer units and three transformer units shall be included. Eight copies of the Master Bill of Material List showing all material to be furnished on the purchase order shall be included with these final drawings. 22.1.3 Photographs. No later than 30 calendar days prior to delivery of the transformer, the manufacturer shall supply one set of six photographs of each transformer core and coils. The prints shall be glossy and shall be a minimum of eight inches X ten inches in size. The photographs shall show a view of each of the four sides, a top view of the core and coils after assembly and a top view of the core and coils after tanking and before the top of the transformer is installed. Digital photographs of good resolution are an acceptable substitute for photographs. Digital photographs may be supplied in electronic format.

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22.1.4 Hardcopy As-Built Drawings. Within 30 calendar days after shipment of the transformer, the manufacturer shall supply one set of readable, permanent, 2.8 mil polyester base, film positives with matte surface of all final "as built" drawings for each transformer ordered. The size of these drawings shall be 22 inches x 34 inches. Sepia paper or Mylar sepia reproducibles will not be accepted. 22.1.5 Electronic As-Built Drawings. Within 30 calendar days after shipment of the transformer, the manufacturer shall provide final "as built" drawings in a Bentley Systems Microstation 5.x design file format (preferred), Autocad DWG format or DXF format on one of the following media: CD-ROM (preferred media) or DVD-ROM. A full size hard copy of each drawing shall be sent with the file(s). The quality of these hard copies shall be adequate for visual verification of the computer files. 22.1.6 Service Manual. The manufacturer shall provide four service manuals for each transformer ordered. The service manual shall be shipped with the transformer. The service manual shall contain all necessary maintenance information including disassembly, adjustments, parts tolerances, complete parts breakdowns, and step by step maintenance instructions for the entire transformer, controls, and LTC. The Service Manual shall be updated with all service advisories reflecting modifications and design changes for as long as CPS Energy owns the transformer. 22.1.7 Checklist. Within 30 calendar days after shipment of the transformer, the manufacturer shall provide one copy of the completed "Manufacturer's Checklist" for each transformer ordered. 22.2 Drawing Format Requirements. 22.2.1 Wiring Diagrams. Wiring diagrams shall show wire connections at devices being connected. A "list" of wire connections drawn separate from devices will not be accepted. 22.2.2 Phase Designation. Phases shall be identified using numeral designations 1, 2, 3, instead of letter designations. Associate phase 1 with H1, X1, etc. 22.3 Test Reports. Within 15 calendar days after shipment of the transformer, the manufacturer shall provide four copies of all certified test reports for each transformer ordered. Two copies shall be sent to the CPS Energy Purchasing Division, Attn: (Buyer's Name). Two copies shall be sent to the CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Engineering and Protection.

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23.0 ENVIRONMENTAL 23.1 PCB. The manufacturer shall provide a written "Statement of Compliance", and any test that support that all items used in the construction and testing of the transformer shall be PCB free (less than 1.0 ppm PCB) and shall meet any federal, state, or other governmental regulation that restricts maximum PCB content to a lesser value. Items include but are not limited to the transformer tanks, LTC, bushings, transformer oil used during testing, and capacitors. The manufacturer shall provide a "PCB Free" label on all motor and control capacitors. The statement of compliance shall be sent to the MSDS Data Manager, c/o CPS Energy Environmental Section, 100406, P.O. Box 1771, San Antonio, TX 78296-1771. 23.2 Leaks. During the warranty period, the manufacturer shall be liable for material, equipment, and labor costs required for repair and clean-up due to leaks caused by the manufacturer's design, defective workmanship or defective materials. 24.0 WARRANTY The manufacturer shall fully warrant each transformer and all components thereof against defective materials and workmanship for a period of five years from the date of acceptance of the transformer by CPS Energy. The manufacturer shall bear all direct costs of correction and replacement of the defective materials or workmanship during the warranty period. The manufacturer shall bear all costs and responsibilities for transporting the transformer and/or components to and from the installation site. If the transformer is removed from service for repair work subject to the warranty during the fifth year of the warranty period, the warranty period shall be extended such that the repaired transformer will be covered by warranty for one year from the date of return acceptance by CPS Energy. If the transformer is removed from service for repair work subject to the warranty during the first four years of the warranty period, the warranty shall be extended one day for each day the transformer is out of service. CPS Energy reserves the right to witness testing at the manufacturer's testing facility of any CPS Energy transformer that has been repaired under the manufacturer's warranty. Should CPS Energy elect to witness transformer testing, the manufacturer shall provide transportation and accommodations and cover all other reasonable expenses for two CPS Energy witnesses. CPS Energy reserves the right to relocate the transformer at any time during the warranty period. Such relocation(s) shall not in any way relieve the manufacturer of the warranty requirements set forth above.

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25.0 TRANSFORMER LOSS EVALUATION 25.1 Evaluation. Transformer losses will be considered in evaluating transformer bids in accordance with the following formula - based on self-cooled rating: Evaluated Bid Price = Selling Price + (A)(Excitation Losses) + (B)(Load Losses) where the excitation losses and load losses are guaranteed losses as submitted by the manufacturer in his quotation, and factors "A" and "B" are cost per kilowatt of losses as determined by CPS Energy. Cost Factors "A" ($/kW of excitation losses) and "B" ($/kW of load losses) will be supplied by CPS Energy with the Request for Quotation. 25.2 Measurements. Measurements shall be conducted in accordance with section 19.1.4. These measurements shall then be extrapolated to the self-cooled rating for use in the formula of section 25.1. 25.3 Measurement Error. For both excitation and load loss measurements, the test report shall state the maximum measurement error percentage of the loss measurement equipment used to test the transformer. This measurement error shall be traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) by means of a test procedure described in NIST Technical Note 1204 or an equivalent procedure. If the measurement error exceeds two percent, the amount of measurement error in excess of two percent will be added to the measured losses prior to determining if the loss guarantee has been met. 25.4 Price Adjustment. If the actual losses stated in the certified test report exceed their respective guaranteed losses as stated in the quotation, then the purchase order price of the transformer shall be reduced. The actual load loss shall be the average of the eleven values as specified in section 19.1.4. If the actual losses exceed their respective quoted losses by three percent or less, the purchase order price reduction shall equal the difference between the cost of the losses used in the bid evaluation and the cost of the losses as calculated using actual losses. If the actual losses exceed their respective quoted losses by more than three percent, the penalty for the portion above three percent shall be computed at triple the stated penalty and the manufacturer may be removed from consideration for future transformer purchases. If the actual losses exceed their respective quoted losses by more than six percent, CPS Energy reserves the right to reject the transformer. 25.5 Differentiation Among Losses. The price adjustment policy contained in section 25.4 shall be applied separately to excitation losses and load losses. Certified excitation losses less than its guaranteed value shall not be used to offset the

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appropriate penalty associated with certified load losses greater than its guaranteed value. Certified load losses less than its guaranteed value shall not be used to offset the appropriate penalty associated with certified excitation losses greater than its guaranteed value. 26.0 BID INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM MANUFACTURER The manufacturer shall provide the following information with his proposal: a. Completed "Proposal Data Sheet" (Appendix A). The Proposal Data Sheet will be used by CPS Energy to evaluate the manufacturer's proposal. All of the information requested on the Proposal Data Sheet shall be furnished including a complete list of exceptions to the specification taken by the manufacturer. b. Completed "Design Review Form" (Appendix C). The Design Review Form will be used by CPS Energy to evaluate the manufacturer's proposal. All of the information requested on the Design Review Form shall be furnished. c. Outline Drawings d. Evidence of Quality Control Certification e. Descriptive literature of the transformer and accessories, including type of construction, features of design and catalog numbers of important accessories, such as tap changer and bushings f. List of all equipment and material which is of foreign (non USA) supply or manufacturer. Information shall include availability of spare parts and service for each item. g. Manufacturer's acceptable core ground test limits for all cores in the transformer 27.0 DESIGN REVIEW Within fifteen calendar days after CPS Energy receives the approval drawings from the manufacturer, representatives from the manufacturer shall participate with CPS Energy representatives in a comprehensive design review meeting covering all aspects of the transformer's design and manufacturing. Approval drawings will not be returned until after the review is completed. The review meeting shall be held at manufacturer. The manufacturer shall provide transportation and accommodations and cover all other reasonable expenses for two CPS Energy representatives. The design review form of Appendix C shall be utilized during the meeting. 28.0 MANUFACTURER'S CHECKLIST

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The manufacturer shall complete the "Manufacturer's Checklist" (Appendix B) and shall submit the completed form to CPS Energy in accordance with section 22.1 (Item g). A copy of the checklist shall be available for inspection by CPS Energy at any time. CPS Energy provides this checklist to assist the manufacturer in meeting important milestones in the construction of the transformer. 29.0 MANUFACTURING DEFICIENCIES AND CPS ENERGY EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT Should CPS Energy, in its reasonable opinion, determine that a transformer is not being engineered, designed, assembled, etc. in accordance with CPS Energy specifications, or that the manufacturer is failing to meet its obligations under this Specification, then CPS Energy will notify the manufacturer in writing of the purported deficiencies and the applicable requirement(s) not satisfied by the manufacturer. Upon receiving such notice, the manufacturer shall take all necessary action to correct such deficiencies in an expedient manner and give CPS Energy assurance that such corrective measures have been taken. If the manufacturer fails to provide such assurance within a 10 day period of receiving such notice from CPS Energy, CPS Energy reserves the right to take whatever reasonable steps are necessary to obtain this assurance including, but not limited to, inspecting the manufacturer's facilities, inspecting and reviewing designs, components and materials used in the manufacture and assembly of the transformer, witnessing manufacture and assembly of applicable components, and witnessing tests on the transformer at the manufacturer's facilities. The manufacturer shall reimburse CPS Energy for all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by CPS Energy in obtaining assurance that the manufacturer has corrected the deficiencies and is in compliance with the CPS Energy specifications and this Specification. If the manufacturer fails to provide said assurances and/or fails to comply with the above requirements, CPS Energy reserves the right to withdraw the order for the transformer and to place the order with another manufacturer. In the event CPS Energy withdraws the order, CPS Energy reserves the right to suspend the manufacturer from all transformers covered by the specification. The suspension will be in accordance with section 31.5. 30.0 SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS Items shall be shipped to CPS Energy after all of the requirements of this specification have been met. The manufacturer shall not ship the transformer until CPS Energy approves the test results for all the tests listed in section 19.4. Unless approved by CPS Energy, the manufacturer shall not ship any damaged transformer or any of its associated equipment.

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30.1 Packaging and Preparation for Shipment. The transformer and accessories shall be packaged and/or prepared for shipment as indicated below. The manufacturer shall be responsible for packaging all items so that no damage is incurred during shipment. Packaging shall be such that all items can be safely stored outdoors for eighteen months. All shipping gaskets shall be in accordance with section 6.8 and shall be installed so as to maintain watertight integrity during storage. 30.1.1 The transformer shall be shipped in its tank with the permanent tank cover welded. A temporary tank cover is not acceptable. 30.1.2 Under no circumstance shall the transformer be shipped filled with anything other than breathable dry air. Dry air shall be Type I Gaseous Air in accordance with ASTM D3283. If it is determined that any substance other than dry air has been used, CPS Energy will not accept the transformer. A weatherproof sign shall be attached to the transformer manhole cover stating that dry air was utilized for shipping purposes. It is expected that the transformer shall be properly dried before shipping in accordance with section 19.1.13 and shall remain dry until it is received by CPS Energy. A dry-air blanketing system shall be provided to include gas bottle(s) and a recording instrument in order to confirm that a slight positive gas pressure (5 psig maximum) has been maintained on the transformer tank during shipment and handling. Pressure shall be monitored until the dry air blanket is replaced with insulating oil. 30.1.3 The radiators shall be shipped unassembled with the radiator flange openings covered by suitable metal covers equipped with gaskets and with the radiators filled with dry air under 4 psig of positive pressure at 25C ambient temperature as follows: a. All shipping plates shall be a minimum of 1/4 inch thick. Plates shall have the same finish as the transformer or shall be made of stainless steel. b. Shipping cover plates shall be attached to the radiator with minimum 3/8-inch machine bolts, nuts, and appropriate washers. c. Radiators shall be equipped with a stem type valve for checking air pressure. 30.1.4 All roof mounted bushings (high voltage, low voltage and tertiary) shall be removed for shipment with the bushing openings covered by suitable metal covers equipped with gaskets. Covers shall have the same finish as the transformer or shall be made of stainless steel. 30.1.5 The mounting brackets for the high voltage, low voltage and tertiary surge arresters and insulators shall be removed for shipment.

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30.1.6 The use of temporary shipping braces inside the transformer tank is not allowed. 30.2 Delivery. The transformer shall be delivered FOB slab. The manufacturer shall furnish transportation from the factory to the installation site and shall provide the necessary labor, equipment and supervision to set and position the transformer onto the foundation provided by CPS Energy. 30.2.1 The manufacturer shall be responsible for the following: a. Obtaining all necessary permits and insurance b. Determining route to installation site c. Providing all temporary construction such as shoring, fill, etc. d. Scheduling involved agencies, such as police escort 30.2.2 CPS Energy will be responsible for the following: a. Providing a correct location map of the installation site with the Request for Quotation b. Providing, at no cost to the manufacturer, the service of an electric utility crew to clear electric line crossings, as necessary, within the CPS Energy electric service area c. Providing personnel as necessary for supervised access to CPS Energy property 30.2.3 Two (2) recording impact meters, supplied by the manufacturer, shall be directly mounted on opposite ends of the transformer during shipment. Impact meters shall be a 3-way type for recording longitudinal, horizontal, and vertical impacts. 30.3 Notification of Delivery. The CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Construction, Maintenance and Test shall be notified of intended arrival of the transformer at the rail siding (if rail transportation is used) and intended delivery of the transformer to the installation site as follows. Notification shall be faxed to 210-353-4592 (Attn: Supervisor of Substation Construction, Maintenance and Test) and the fax cover sheet shall boldly indicate "IMPORTANT NOTICE". 30.3.1 Notification of intended arrival of the transformer at the rail siding shall be made two full working days (Monday through Friday except holidays) prior to actual arrival.

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30.3.2 Notification of intended delivery to the installation site shall be made five full working days prior to actual delivery of the transformer. 30.4 Shipment Inspection. 30.4.1 Third Party Inspection. At no time during shipment prior to delivery to CPS Energy shall the transformer be opened to atmospheric conditions for internal inspection unless such inspection is necessitated by legal requirements. 30.4.2 Manufacturer Responsibility. In the event of such internal inspection, a representative of the manufacturer shall be present and the following requirements shall be met: a. Provision shall be made to prevent contamination from entering the unit. Dry air shall be purged from the bottom of the transformer unit at a rate (volume) which prevents outside atmospheric contaminants from entering the unit. b. After the internal inspection is completed, the unit shall be re-sealed and re-pressurized with dry air in conformance with section 30.1.2 and section 19.1.13. The unit shall be leak tested to insure the pressure shall remain constant for the duration of the transport to the designated job site. 30.4.3 Inspection Witness. CPS Energy reserves the right to witness any inspection of the transformer during shipment including any inspection the manufacturer may conduct. As a minimum and to the extent possible, manufacturer shall provide CPS Energy 24 hour advanced notice of intent to conduct such an inspection. 30.5 Delivery Ticket. A delivery ticket shall be furnished by the carrier for each delivery made to CPS Energy. The delivery ticket shall indicate the CPS Energy purchase order number and the number of cartons, packages or containers that are being delivered. 30.6 Packing List. Complete packing lists shall be sent with all shipments showing the CPS Energy purchase order number, carton number, drawing and/or part number to facilitate handling of the equipment by the construction crews. Packing lists shall also state the type of shipping gas being utilized for moisture protection inside the transformer. One copy of each Material Safety Data Sheet shall be supplied with each packing list (section 31.2). a. One copy of the packing list shall be attached to each rail car (clearly visible and obviously marked) or shall be shipped with each truck. b. One copy of the packing list shall be mailed to CPS Energy, Substation Construction Tuttle, 10830 Nacogdoches Rd., San Antonio, Texas 78217, immediately upon completion of packing the rail car(s) or truck(s).

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31.0 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 31.1 Ordering Information. All requisitions, requests for quotation and purchase orders for transformers covered by this specification shall contain the following information: a. Material number b. Number of transformers required c. Brief description of the transformer(s) including MVA rating d. "A" and "B" loss factors e. Applicable parallel configuration f. Test reports and nameplate drawings of existing transformers to be paralleled g. Station service load h. Installation site i. Delivery date j. Reference to this specification by number and latest date 31.2 Approval and Furnishing of Product. Quotations will not be considered on a manufacturer's proposed product that is not approved by CPS Energy prior to solicitation of pricing. Products meeting the requirements of this specification shall be approved and furnished in accordance with CPS Energy Specification 000-01 and any additional requirements in this specification. Where conflicts may arise between this specification and CPS Energy Specification 000-01, this specification shall prevail. 31.2.1 Additional Approval Requirements. a. The manufacturer shall have been in operation for a minimum of five years. b. The proposed transformer design shall have been in service for a minimum of five years in the United States. c. The manufacturer shall have a CPS Energy approved facility to perform all repairs on the transformer, provide technical support, and provide spare parts. This facility shall have been in operation for a minimum of two years with a minimum of one year experience with the proposed transformer design.

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d. The manufacturer shall provide, as part of the approval process, a factory inspection by two CPS Energy representatives. The manufacturer shall reimburse CPS Energy for all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by CPS Energy in conducting the inspection. Each plant where the proposed transformer is to be manufactured must be inspected and approved. The factory inspection shall include, but shall not be limited to, the design, manufacturing, testing and packaging processes. 31.3 Copies of CPS Energy Specifications. Copies of specifications must be obtained through the CPS Energy Purchasing Division or CPS Energy website: www.cpsenergy.com/specifications 31.4 Exceptions. Any and all exceptions to this specification must be listed individually on the Proposal Data Sheet submitted with the quotation. If there are no exceptions, the words "NO EXCEPTIONS" must appear on the Proposal Data Sheet and the quotation.
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PROPOSAL DATA SHEET Requisition Number Item Number Name of Manufacturer Guaranteed Losses at Self-Cooled Rating (360 MVA) No-Load Losses Load Losses Guaranteed Audible Sound Level Three Phase and Single Phase AC Station Service Requirements of the Transformer in kVA

Transformer Impedances Approximate Weight in Pounds Load-Tap-Changer Core and Coils Tank and Fittings Oil Total Assembled Transformer with Oil Total Shipping Weight Total Gallons (U.S.) of Oil

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PROPOSAL DATA SHEET Dimensions in Inches Overall Height Overall Width Overall Depth Height Above Tank Height for Untanking Height of Low Voltage Bushing Height of High Voltage Bushing Number of Radiators Fans per Radiator Horsepower per Fan Number of Pumps Horsepower per Pump The manufacturer hereby declares that the following list states any and all variations from and exceptions to the requirements of the specification. If no exceptions are taken by the manufacturer, indicate below by entering "No Exceptions".

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INSTRUCTIONS TO MANUFACTURER In order to more efficiently and effectively conduct the transfer of information regarding the quality assurance as well as coordination between the manufacturer and CPS Energy, the following checklist is being provided. The manufacturer shall address all items listed below and make proper indication in the space provided. In most cases, the appropriate date and initials of person(s) responsible for the completion of this document shall constitute the completion of each individual item listed. ITEM (Date and initial each item upon completion) DATE INITIALS

1. AFTER RECEIPT OF CPS ENERGY PURCHASE ORDER (PO). Within 120 days of receipt of PO, five sets of Approval Drawings with the following information shall be supplied to CPS Energy: Outline drawings Nameplate drawings Schematic, interconnect wiring and wiring diagrams CT excitation curves Shipping weight of tank and core ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________

2. MANUFACTURING Assembly Check ( Assembly Check ( Assembly Check (radiators) Assembly Checks (brackets) ) ) ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________

Operational checks: Relays and alarms Fans LTC ____________ ____________ ____________ _________ _________ _________

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Unusual events or damages occurring during manufacture of transformer or accessories were reported within 24 hours. List events with time, date and name of person contacting CPS Energy. Event 1: _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Event 2: _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Event 3: _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Event 4: _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ ___________ _________

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3. FACTORY TESTING Notified CPS Energy three weeks prior to factory testing of transformer

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A. The following tests were performed with original bushings installed: Resistance Measurements Ratio Tests Polarity and Phase Relation Tests Excitation Losses and Percent Excitation Current Measurements Percent Impedance and Load Loss Measurements Lightning Impulse Tests Switching Impulse Tests Applied Potential Test (100% test level) Induced Voltage Test and Partial Discharge Measurements Frequency Response Insulation Power Factor Measurements Doble Excitation Measurements in all windings and LTC steps Insulation Resistance Measurements Audible Sound Level Temperature Rise Excitation (110%) ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________

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B. Witnessing and Test Results Factory tests witnessed by CPS Energy (leave blank if not witnessed) Test results (section 19.4) faxed to the CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Construction, Maintenance and Test at 210-353-4592

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C. Tests were performed with transformer filled with dry air and bushings removed: Core ground DC resistance measurement (meggar) Dew point measurement (24 hours after dry-air fill)

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4. PRE-SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS Thirty days prior to receipt of the transformer, the manufacture shall provide the following for each transformer ordered: Final drawings and instruction manuals - 8 sets Photographs of core and coils - 6 total Master bill of material list(s) - 8 copies ____________ ____________ ____________ _________ _________ _________

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Final packing requirements: Delivery ticket - to include the CPS Energy PO number and the number of cartons, packages or containers being delivered Packing list(s) - to include the CPS Energy PO number, carton number, drawing and/or part number one copy per rail car or truck one copy (immediately after completion of packing of rail car or truck) to be mailed to: CPS Energy, Substation Construction Tuttle, 10830 Nacogdoches Rd., San Antonio, Texas 78217 Impact meters installed Notification of arrival - The CPS Energy Supervisor of Substation Construction, Maintenance and Test shall be notified two full working days prior to intended arrival of the transformer at the rail siding (if rail transportation is used) and five full working days prior to intended arrival of the transformer at the installation site (Fax 210-353-4592) ____________ _________

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5. POST SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS Within 30 days after complete receipt of the transformer(s), the following items shall be received by CPS Energy: One set of readable (22" x 34"), permanent, 2.8 mil polyester based film positives with matt surface of all final "as built" drawings for each transformer ordered (section 25.1, Item d.) Computer drawings for each transformer ordered (section 25.1, Item e.) A complete Service Manual for each transformer ordered (section 25.1, Item f.)

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Four copies of Certified Test Reports (to include bushing manufacturer power factor and capacitance test reports) for each transformer ordered (section 25.3)

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6. FINAL INSTRUCTIONS This form shall be completed and sent to CPS Energy. Send to: CPS Energy Purchasing Division, Attn.: (Buyer's Name) PO Box 1771 San Antonio, Tx. 78296-1771

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