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    PREPARATION FOR FILLING

    OF

    WATER-WAYS AT AMBUKLAO

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    FILLING OPERATION

    Filling is made by use of two pumps at the intake, one pump is spare for theother. Use of the gate is not permitted.

    Filling shall be made in a controlled manner, not exceeding an average pressure

    increase of 5 m/hour. Stops in the filling is done to record the drawdown over

    time, and to obtain the average filling speed.

    During filling and stops, the level of water in the shaft shall be recorded, both

    automatically and manually.

    10 stops for water level monitoring is planned.

    Increasing the water level to the next stop may take place when the water

    drawdown is levelling out. This is considered when the drawdown is 2 - 3 m/h.

    At firsts stops several refilling may be required before we may observe a

    levelling out.

    Before filling starts, various works needs to be done and items controlled.

    Checklist is made for this purpose.

    The filling is expected to take approximate 4 days.

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    3

    Observation

    stages

    Initial Water

    level

    Volume of

    waterway

    (excl chamber)

    to level

    Estimated

    Duration of stop

    Maximum

    drawdown before

    re-filling Main Purpose

    Elevation in m Hours Elevation in m

    stage 1 6233105

    2 N/A Record lekages in mechanical systems. Test of instrumentation,bypass valves ror emptying waterways

    Stage 2 660

    3401

    2 N/A Check of adit gate, major lekages through gate concrete/rock,

    lekages from mechanical system, instrumentation, V-notche

    readings, pressure readings, other general leakage observations

    Stage 3 680440

    12 650 General leakage and pressure registation

    Staeg 4 700

    440

    9 670 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 5 710220

    6 680 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 6 720220

    6 690 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 7 730220

    6 700 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 8 740220

    8 710 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 9 746130

    8 710 General leakage and pressure registation

    Stage 10 752 130 8 715 General leakage and pressure registation

    FILLING PROGRAM

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    TENTATIVE FILLING PLAN

    600

    610

    620

    630

    640

    650

    660

    670

    680

    690

    700

    710

    720

    730

    740

    750

    760

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

    HOURS FROM START OF FILLING

    WATERLEVE

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    CHECKLISTS

    Civils works

    ME works

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    MONITORING PROGRAM

    In addition to monitor the water level in the water way, the following

    monitoring points shall be regularly monitored:

    Pressure behind lining in manifold area

    Pore pressure monitoring points in Access to Power House and outside

    adit plug.

    Leakage points in Access tunnel/valve Chamber, existing and New

    Leakages over v-notches

    Total leakage recorded in pump sump.

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    Monitoring

    Stops

    Waterat

    maximum

    elevationCriteriafor

    LevellingOFF

    Acceptable leakage

    throughadit

    plug

    Increasedleakageat

    leakagepoints

    AcceptabLe

    INCREASEDleakage

    topump

    sump

    Increasedrockpore

    pressurecombined

    withcorresponding

    increasedleakage

    m/h l/min l/min l/min barandl/min

    1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

    stage1 623 N/A N/A 0 0 *)

    Stage2 660 N/A 13,8 0 20 *)

    Stage3 680 2 21,7 5 100 *)

    Stage4 700 2 29,5 7,5 200 *)

    Stage5 710 2 33,5 10 300 *)

    Stage6 720 2,5 37,4 12,5 375 *)

    Stage7 730 2,5 41,3 15 420 *)

    Stage8 740 2,5 45,3 17,5 450 *)

    Stage9 746 2,5 47,6 18,5 476 *)

    Stage10 752 2,5 50 20 500 *)

    1)

    2)

    3)

    4)

    5)

    6)

    Anyrockfallinaccesstoaditplugmaycallforimmediatestopoffilling,andtheneed fordischargeofwater

    shall

    be

    assessed,

    together

    with

    be

    need

    of

    drilling

    pressure

    relief

    holes

    and

    installing

    additional

    bolts.

    Ifpressureincreaseswithsamerateandcorrespondingtoactualwaterpressurefromthetunnelatactual

    elevationcombinedwithcorrespondingincreasedwaterleakage,fillingmaybestopped.

    TENTATIVETRESHOLDVALUESTOSTOPFILLINGFORFURTHERASSESSMENTOFTHESITUATION

    Ifthe

    drawdown

    suddenly

    increases

    during

    stops,

    together

    with

    falling

    water

    level,

    filling

    should

    stop.

    at

    the

    firststopsdrawdownmaybeashighas15 20m/hourduetofillingofpplugchamber.Anyaccidentalstop

    duringfillingshallimmediatelybereportedfromIntake tocontrolsenter.

    Highlekagesatlowpressuremaycallforadditional groutingoftheplug

    Iflekagesshowtendenstoincrease duringmonitoringstopscombinedwithcolouredwater indicatingwasking

    out,lowervaluestostopgroutingmayberequired.

    Thetotalcapacityofthepumpsisumpis120l/s(or7200l/min) Ifpumpstops,fillingshallalsostop,andany

    needto

    start

    discharging

    water

    shall

    be

    assessed.

    Any

    accidental

    inflows

    getting

    close

    to

    pump

    capacity

    call

    for

    immediatestopoffillinganddischargeofwater.

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    Monitoring

    Stops

    Waterat

    maximumelevation

    Approx.max.

    pressureat

    Manometer

    levelATPH,el

    620

    Approx.max

    Pressureat

    manometer

    levelatAdit

    PlugEl.625

    bar bar

    Pressuregauges Vnoche s Leakagepoints Pumpsump

    Water

    pressure

    behindlining

    Water

    elevation

    shaft

    Basicreading

    stage1 623 0,3 0 One

    time One

    time One

    time One

    time one

    time 30

    min

    Stage2 660 4 3,5 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage3 680 6 5,5 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage4 700 8 7,5 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage5 710 9 8,5 60min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage6 720 10 9,5 30min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage7 730 11 10,5 30min 60min 60min 60min 60min 30min

    Stage8 740 12 11,5 30

    min 60

    min 30

    min 60

    min 60

    min 30

    min

    Stage9 746 12,6 12,1 30min 30min 30min 60min 60min 20min

    Stage10 752 13,2 12,7 30min 30min 30min 60min 60min 20min

    Notes:

    PumpSump:

    Pressuregauges:

    Leakagepoint: AnymajorincreaseofleakagesatleakagepointsornewlekagesshallimmediatelybereportedtoShiftManager.

    Doublereadingshallbemadeifincreasedleakageisrecordedtoavoidmistakes.

    Followingobservedeventsfrequencyofreadingsmayneedtobeadjusted

    Frequencyofreadingevery

    Readingsisdoneautomaticallybyregisteringstopandstarttimeofthepumps.Monitoringpersonnelisrequiredto

    obtain

    actual

    reading

    at

    frequency

    indicted

    for

    further

    reporting

    to

    management

    Anysuddenincreaseinpressureupto tomaximumlevelfortherespectivemanometerandstageofmonitoring,see

    above,shallimmediatelybereporedtoShiftManager.

    FREQUENCY OF READINGS

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    Team/Personnel Position Responsibility/Main taskDay shift Night Shift Day shift Night Shift Day shift Night Shift Day shift Night Shift Day shift Night Shift

    8-20 20 - 8 8-20 20 - 8 8-20 20 - 8 8-20 20 - 8 8-20 20 - 8

    Team 1

    Svein Kvaalen Shift Manager

    Overall responsible, Special task: direct

    filling operation occurring at his

    shift/Instructions to contractors

    Tarald nomeland Dep. Shift manager

    Dep. to shift Manager, Main responsibility

    monitoring/ Special grouting taskplanner

    Gil Geologist

    Joseph Inspector/Engineer

    Max

    Eric

    Vic Computer assitance

    Office Backup/Adding data in Excel/making

    plans etc/making site instrutions

    From MCD

    Kaos

    From Andrits

    Hansulrich Lirgg

    Team 2

    Terje Ellefsrd Shift Manager

    Shift responsible, Special task: direct filling

    operation occurring at his shift/Instructions

    to contractors

    Jan Idar kollstrm Dep Shift manager

    Dep. to shift Manager, Main responsibility

    monitoring/ Special grouting task planner

    Val Inspector/Engineer

    Dominique Inspector/Engineer

    George Inspector/Engineer

    Tom Inspector/Engineer

    Rhodora Computer assistance

    Office Backup/Adding data in Excel/making

    plans etc/making site instrutions

    From MCD

    John

    From Andrits

    Severino Diriwachter In Charge

    Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 5Day 4

    Leakage/pore pressure monitoring -observe

    chaniges in leakage pattern, grouting follow

    up etc. V-notch/pump pit observations,

    Water level and lining pressure records

    Leakage/pore pressure monitoring -observe

    chaniges in leakage pattern, grouting follow

    up etc. V-notch/pump pit observations,

    Water level and lining pressure records

    Filling records, Backup ME

    failures/inspections

    Filling records, Backup MEfailures/inspections

    Prepareness for grout drilling, grouting,

    sleeve installation, discharge valve

    operation, safety

    Prepareness for grout drilling, grouting,

    sleeve installation, discharge valve

    operation, safety

    SHIFT PLAN/RESPONSIBILITY

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    For monitoring works, each shift shall have 2 groups of 2 persons

    each, who will divide the area geographically between each other.

    There shall always be minimum 2 persons in the tunnel.

    If one persons leave the tunnel, this shall be reported to the other

    group.

    All persons in the monitoring team shall be able to read pressure

    gauges, v notches and record water leakages and receive training for

    this.

    Max and Gil is requested to perform this training. For this purpose a

    minimum of 2 records per week to be made until filling start shall be

    made by the groups

    All monitoring points shall be shown on one drawing. The control room in the switchyard shall be command centre for the

    filling operation

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    SAFETY

    MCD as main contractor will have overall responsibility for safety

    A meeting will be conducted with the contractors at Site to go through

    the filling operation and to identify the inherent risks

    The following items are identified as important for the filling operation:

    Communication

    Sandbags outside valve chamber

    Awareness and procedures of evacuation and escape routes

    Safety gears (Flash lights)

    Procedure for operation of discharge valves

    No touch policy being in Power House and valve chamber

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    SUPPORT FROM CONTRACTORS:

    MCD:

    Installation and operation of pumps at the intake. There shall be 2 operators at each shift.

    Operation of discharge valves in Valve chamber. There shall be 2 operators at each shift.

    Arrange communication: 2 radio with the monitoring teams, one radio at Intake, one at

    valve chamber, one in Control room, one at shift Manager (Engineer) + backup and

    battery charging facilitates. Name of those who shall carry radios shall be given to MCD

    Team of skilled and unskilled workers to do grout drilling, grouting, sleeve setting and

    other works required ( Handling of sandbags etc).

    Personnel Safety of the operation

    At Intake and valve-chamber, there shall always be one operator present even during meal

    breaks. Names of operators, and works superintendant to be provided.

    ANDRITZ: Operation/safeguarding data from monitoring equipment for water levels, Toother works required on Mechanical/electrical installations.

    THE ENGINEERS DUTIES:

    Overall management and decision making during the filling operation

    Monitoring works inside the tunnels

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    OTHER MATTERS

    SAFETY MEETING WITH CONTRACTORS

    PLANNING MEETINGS WITH CONTRACTORS

    BASIC READINGS BEFORE START OF FILLING

    CLOSE OUT OF CHECK LISTS

    ON SCHEDULE TO START FILLING BY MAY 2, 2011

    KICK OFF MEETING

    SAFE JOB ANALYSIS


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