HomeMy WebLinkAboutSole Source Procurement Request with Murcal for Hardware and City of Huntington Beach
V,
File #: 19-1192 MEETING DATE: 2/3/2020
REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION
SUBMITTED TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
SUBMITTED BY: Oliver Chi, City Manager
PREPARED BY: Tom Herbel, Acting Director of Public Works
Subject:
Approve Sole Source Procurement Request with Murcal for hardware and software upgrades
at the City's Flood Control and Water Pump Stations
Statement of Issue:
Submitted for City Council approval is a Sole Source Procurement Request for Murcal for hardware
and software upgrades at the City's Flood Control and Water Pump Stations. Administrative
Regulation 229 requires City Council approval for all sole source procurements over $50,000.
Financial Impact:
Funds for this purchase are budgeted in Capital Infrastructure Account 32440214.83800.
Recommended Action:
Approve Sole Source Procurement Request with Murcal for hardware and software upgrades at the
City's Flood Control and Water Pump Stations.
Alternative Action(s):
Deny the Sole Source Procurement Request with Murcal and direct staff accordingly.
Analysis:
The City operates and maintains fifteen (15) Flood Control stations for storm water control and urban
runoff diversion. The City's Water Production Section also operates and maintains eight (8) water
wells for potable water production. Each flood control station and water well requires a controller to
automatically operate the system. The existing controls are now outdated and need to be upgraded
to the most recent models.
Murcal (formerly Murphy Controls) has been the sole supplier for hardware and software for pump
driver controls for the City for over forty (40) years. Using a different manufacturer would require a
significant commitment of staff time to assist in the redesign of the new software, review of the
sequence of operation for each facility, and installation of new hardware at the flood stations and
water wells.
City of Huntington Beach Page 1 of 2 Printed on 1/29/2020
powered7h%LegistarTM
File #: 19-1192 MEETING DATE: 2/3/2020
Environmental Status:
Not applicable
Public Works Commission Action:
Not applicable
Strategic Plan Goal:
Enhance and maintain infrastructure
Attachment(s):
1. Murcal Sole Source Justification
City of Huntington Beach Page 2 of 2 Printed on 1/29/2020
powered7cq LegistarTM
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
Sole-Source Justification
(For use on all goods and services acquisitions.)
This justification document consists of two(2)pages. All Information must be provided and all questions must be answered. The"Required
Approvals"section must include a date for each signature,as appropriate for the transaction.
Requesting Department Information
Date: November 14, 2019
Requestor Name: Steve Styles Division Manager: Brian Ragland
(Type names. Do not sign.)
Department: Public Works Department Head: Tom Herbel
T e names. Do not sign. Must be same as signature below.
Department Contact Information
Contact Name: Steve Styles Street Address: 19001 Huntington St. HB Calif 92648
Telephone: 714-374-1512
Fax: 714-847-1067 Shipping Address: 7612 Garfield Ave HB Calif 92648
Cellular hone: 714-392-1303
Required Contact Information
Contractor/Supplier Name: Murcal
Contractor/Supplier Address: 4134312th St West
Contractor/Supplier City/State/Zip: Palmdale, Ca 93551
Original Contract Amount:* Amendment Amount:' (if applicable) New Contract Amount:*
$N/A $N/A $240,000
(*Includes original contract and previously (*Includes original contract and all amendments,
approved amendments) (*Current amendment only) including current amendment
Provide a brief description of the acquisition, including all goods and/or services the contractor willprovide:
Replace obsolete Flood Control pump driver controls stems
Contract Type and Term
Contract Type: Contract Term: What account number will be used to purchase?
Select One: ® Goods Begin: November 18, 2019 Business Unit: 32440214
❑ Service
❑ Goods&Services End: June 30, 2020 Object Code: 83800
Require Approvals
Department Head Fis al Services Manager ,�Director of Finance Assistant City Manager
D Approved ❑ Deni [Approved ❑ 2J Denied Approved ❑ Denied to Approved ❑Denied
Si re ) nature Signature Sign ture
Date ate ate Date
(Transactions exceeding$50,000
must be approved by City Council
80
1
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
Sole Source Justification
(For use on all goods and services acquisitions.)
Complete responses must be provided for all of the following items.
A. THE GOOD/SERVICE REQUESTED IS RESTRICTED TO ONE SUPPLIER FOR THE REASONS STATED BELOW:
1. Why is the acquisition restricted to this goods/services/supplier?
(Explain why the acquisition cannot be competitively bid.)
Murcal (previously Murphy Controls) has been the sole supplier for hardware and software regarding
pump driver controls for the City's Flood Control and Water pump stations. Software and sequence of
operation cannot be efficiently duplicated using a different manufacturer.
This replaces an expired sole source from 2016 subsequent to others dating back to 1985.
2. Provide the background of events leading to this acquisition.
Existing controls provided by this manufacturer are obsolete and no longer supported by the
manufacturer.
3. Describe the uniqueness of the acquisition (why was the good/service/supplier chosen?).
Murcal Software/Sequence of operation is specifically tailored and unique to the city's needs regarding
Flood Control pump station operation. See Attached from Murcal.
4. What are the consequences of not purchasing the goods/services or contracting with the proposed
supplier?
Existing controls are no longer supported. Therefore, each unit failure renders flood control pumps non
operational with regard to automatic operation.A technician would need to manually start,throttle and
stop the pump driver. Greatly reducing the effectiveness of the section with responding to other
equipment needs during a storm event.
5. What market research was conducted to substantiate no competition, including evaluation of other items
considered?
(Provide a narrative of your efforts to identify other similar or appropriate goods/services,including a summary of how the department
concluded that such alternatives are either inappropriate or unavailable. The names and addresses of suppliers contacted and the reasons
for not considering them must be included OR an explanation of why the survey or effort to identify other goods/services was not
performed.)
Using a different manufacturer requires a significant, non-practical investment with software
development built over the last 30 years with Murcal (Murphy Controls)
81
2
B. PRICE ANALYSIS
1. How was the price offered determined to be fair and reasonable?
(Explain what the basis was for comparison and include cost analyses as applicable.)
Pricing for new series of controls is comparable to the previously supplied and is similar in cost to other
PLC which offer very basic (non usable) control architecture
2. Describe any cost savings realized or costs avoided by acquiring the goodsiservices from this supplier.
Time and money saved by not trying to re-create 30 years of software development with a new
manufacturer.
Remit completed form to: City of Huntington Beach—Purchasing Division
2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach,CA 92648-2702
82
3
MurCal, Inc.
®. .: 41343 12th Street West
Palmdale, CA. 93551
Phone: 661-272- 0
Fax: 661-947-7577570
•;Engine 8 Emission Control Solutions www.murcal.com
December 10, 2019
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
For the Attention of Purchasing Department
To whom it may concern:
Since the early 1960's,we have been fortunate to supply many Booster and Storm Water pumping
station controls systems for the City of Huntington Beach. In addition to the various control components
included in those panels, we have developed—in consultation with the City's operations staff—unique
strategies to handle the control requirements of the water and flood departments. The programmable
devices used in these panels are designed, programmed and supported by MurCal, Inc.
The S800 controller is an advanced programmable unit that has been designed for use in the municipal
pumping industry. All efforts have been made to utilize the available UO to support the many needs of
the operations staff and to maintain functionality for upgrades to existing stations. In order to maintain
quality, documentation, and compatibility, the control components and programming are available—as
the single source—from MurCal, Inc.
If you have any questions or require any clarification, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Jacob Billeter
Staff Engineer
jbilleter@murcal.com
jh:' tic MURRHY.
TR%MBr'rTA' , oltltso 1 y `lll.l�� /',l. '30 1F1?ftMUF�PHY Cc r f� e
!t if r.RRty/hoM/.n•..'ane .. l.e,6 (.Y:ei::.•.yts<:pc
One Call 1'r'r lyki t Sohveel
83
41343 N. 12th Street West
him G rp PALMDALE, CALIFORNIA 93551
T w E®h PHONE (661) 272-4700
FAX (661) 947-7570
January 1, 2018
Revised January 10, 2019
OPERATION DIRECTIONS
MURPHYMATICO 35-00-071
Central Stormdrain Station Micro-controller
City of Huntington Beach
I. Normal Display:
A. When in the Normal Display Mode on the alphanumeric Liquid Crystal Display
(LCD)the following system variables may be selected manually by operating the
UP and DOWN ARROW keys,
1. MURPHY EMS555 ("title page")
2. CONTROLLER C00071 ("title page")
3. Date (Day Month Year)
4. Time of Day(24 Hour Format)
5. Wet Well Level (Feet)
6. Stage Number
7. Pump#1 Command Speed (RPM)to engine
8. Pump#1 Speed (RPM)from engine
9. Pump#2 Command Speed (RPM)to engine
10. Pump#2 Speed (RPM)from engine
11. Pump#3 Command Speed (RPM)to engine
12. Pump#3 Speed (RPM)from engine
13. Pump#4 Command Speed (RPM)to engine
14. Pump#4 Speed (RPM)from engine
15. (Diagnostic windows follow)
II. Power Interrupt:
A. When power is restored after a power interruption (supply voltage disconnected,
fuse checked or replaced, etc.),the control program will return to a "no run"
condition for the pumping station and the pumps will be signaled to restart as
necessary.
Ill. Program Select and Set(PROGRAM SELECT MODE):
Page 1 of 8
84
MURPHYMATICO 35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
A. Access to the system variables: An ENTRY CODE NUMBER is necessary to set the
Micro-controller to the PROGRAM SELECT MODE. In this mode field-
programmable system variables may be examined and set.
ENTRY CODE: Press the DOWN ARROW key on the front panel until the"title page" message appears.
Then press the center, "CIRCLE" key to display the message, "PROGRAM ENTRY ACTIVE, ENTER
CODE#: 0". The UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys are then used to cause the display to show the
entry code number. When the correct number is displayed --YOUR MICRO-CONTROLLER USES
CODE#61 --the center, "CIRCLE" key is pressed to enter the code number and to place the Micro-
controller into the PROGRAM SELECT MODE. The letter"P"followed by"-1" and a written indication of
the set-point(i.e. "LINE 1 SELECTION")will be displayed.
If an incorrect number is entered; or, if the entry is not completed within 60 seconds, the display will
indicate, "PROGRAM ENTRY ATTEMPT FAILED". Pressing the"Down Arrow" key will cause the
"PROGRAM ENTRY ACTIVE, ENTER CODE#: 0" message to again be displayed allowing for a new
entry attempt,
B. Selecting a Program Number: Each field-programmable and system generated
variable has been assigned a unique "Program Number". First refer to the Program
Number Assignment List(beginning on page 5)to determine the number of the
desired variable to be examined,set, or altered. Then set the Micro-controller into
the PROGRAM SELECT MODE as described above. You may then press the UP
ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys as necessary to advance forward or backward
through the program numbers until the desired program position has been
reached.
C. When the desired Program Number is displayed, press the center,
"CIRCLE" key to display the value stored in that location. Pressing the center,
"CIRCLE" key a second time will cause the display to again show the Program
Number and allow another variable to be selected.
Note: Once the Micro-controller is in the PROGRAM SELECT MODE, the center, "CIRCLE" key is used
to "toggle" between the Program Numbers and their associated, stored values. Each time the
center, "CIRCLE" key is pressed the alpha-numeric display will alternate between the Program
Number and the value stored in its location.
D. Changing System Values: After the desired Program Number has been selected
and the variable has been displayed,the variable may be increased or decreased
by operating the UP ARROW key or the DOWN ARROW key on the Front Panel.
Note: When the UP ARROW key or DOWN ARROW key is first pressed the value displayed will change
by a count of one(1): if the button is held down continuously, the value will approximately double
each .5 second until released.
E. Returning to Normal Display from Program Select mode_: If no buttons are pressed
for two (2)minutes,the display will automatically revert to one of the Normal
Display values and the Micro-controller will exit from the Program Select mode.
The Entry Code Number must be re-entered to allow access to the set points.
F. If immediate return to Normal Display is desired,the DOWN ARROW key is
pressed until position P-0 is reached with the message, " 'CIRCLE'TO EXIT" is
displayed.When the center, "CIRCLE" key is pressed the controller will exit the
Program Select mode to the normal display.
IV. Set-up Programming:
Note: The system setup is accomplished by entering the Setup Mode. The method is similar to entering
the Program Select Mode, however, a different Entry Code --CODE 64--is used: Press the
DOWN ARROW key on the front panel until the"title page" message appears. Then press the
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 2 Of 8
85
MURPHYMATIC®35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
center, "CIRCLE" key to display the message, "PROGRAM ENTRY ACTIVE, ENTER CODE#: 0".
The UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys are then used to cause the display to show the entry
code number. When the correct number is displayed the center, "CIRCLE"key is pressed to
enter the code number and to place the Micro-controller into the SETUP MODE.
The Position S-1, "Line 1 Selection,"will be displayed. Refer to the"Setup Number Assignment
List" beginning on page 7 for the setup positions.
A. Adjusting Time of Day, Date, and Day of Week:
1. Time of Day is adjusted in two parts;
a) The Minute portion (position S-2): The values are adjusted by using the
UP and DOWN push buttons until the proper value is read. The seconds
portion of the display will "zero" each time the minute value is changed to
allow the time to be synchronized with a master time.
b) The Hour portion (position S-3): The hours are displayed in the 24 hour
format--7:00 AM is 07:00; 7:00 PM is 19:00. Use the UP and DOWN
push buttons until the proper value is read.
2. The Date is adjusted in three parts;
a) The Day portion (position S-4): Use the UP and DOWN push buttons
until the current Day portion (1 through 31) is displayed.
b) The Month portion (position S-5): Use the UP and DOWN push buttons
until the current Month portion (JAN through DEC) is displayed.
c) The Year portion (position S-6): Use the UP and DOWN push buttons
until the current Year portion (to 2000) is displayed.
3. Day of Week is set as above using position S-7. The UP and Down push
buttons will allow selection of current day of week; SUNDAY through
SATU RDAY.
Note: Once set, the Time of Day, Date and Day of Week will update at midnight each day. The Date
portion will allow for normal number of days per each month.
B. Calibration of Analog Inputs:
1. The S500 Micro-controller is designed to operate with analog transducers
producing 4 to 20 milliampere or 0 to 5 volt D-C signals. The following
procedure may be used to check,set or reset the calibration.
2. Refer to the Setup Number Assignment List and select the appropriate
"Offset Adjust" Program Number for the analog input to be adjusted. In
most cases a zero (0)will be entered into this position. If an offset is
desired (such as the case where a level sensing transducer its mounted
above the floor of the reservoir or sump),that number is entered in the
appropriate units (Feet, PSIG, etc.) The Micro-controller will automatically
take the offset into account before displaying the process variable.
Note: When a Calibration position is entered, line one of the display automatically displays the appro-
priate variable for reference.
3. Next select the Program Number for the appropriate analog "Maximum"
adjustment. Enter the maximum range of the analog signaling device in the
appropriate engineering units (Feet, PSIG,etc.). Example: If calibrating a
level input with a pressure transmitter which outputs 20 milliamperes at 20
Feet,the number 20.0 would be entered into the "Level Maximum"set
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 3 of 8
86
MURPHYMATIC®35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
point. The Micro-controller will automatically"span"the reading based on
this set point.
V. Scan Stall:
A. The microprocessor used as the heart of the MURPHYMATIC Micro-controller
scans through the control instructions and executes them as pre-programmed
prior to shipment.The microprocessor uses an internal,crystal controlled "clock'
to time the scan. This scan must be in operation for the control system to function
properly. If some abnormal condition (i.e. mishandling of printed circuit board, un-
usually high transient voltage "spike", etc.) occurs,the clock may stall.
1. A special circuit on the circuit board monitors,the scan and signals a
shutdown circuit to lockout all relays, if the scan is interrupted. The
lockout is automatically reset when the Micro-controller is reset and the
scan begins proper operation.
VI. Micro-controller RESET
A. The Micro-controller may be reset in two ways,
1. If the microprocessor is properly functioning, it will always reset and begin
its normal operation when the power is disconnected and then reconnected
to the Murphymatic®control panel. Refer to "II. " above.
2. The microprocessor may also automatically reset, if a fault is encountered
by the automatic"watch dog"feature.
Note: When a reset occurs, the Micro-controller will reset to a no call condition. Pumps currently in
operation will shutdown and wait for new start conditions to be satisfied before re-started.
VII. Passive diagnostic included in the Murphy Micro-controller:
A. The input and output connectors on the Micro-controller are identified on the
drawings by their"JP" and pin numbers. The display shows the condition of the
110 with an "X"(ON) or"O" (OFF).
Examples:
"JP4 2-11 XOOOX OOXOX"--indicates that inputs are present on JP4, pins 2, 6, 9 and 11. Inputs are
inactive on pins 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 10.
"JP6 10-18 OOXXO OOXX"-- indicates the micro-controller is signaling outputs 12, 13, 17, and 18 on JP6
to turn on. Outputs 10, 11, 14, 15, and 16 are off.
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 4 of 8
87
PROGRAM NUMBER ASSIGNMENT LIST
P-0. Manual 'EXIT'from Program Select mode. Press"'CIRCLE'TO EXIT".
P-1. SET FLUSH MINUTES adjustment. Adjusts the minutes portion of flush time of day.
P-2. SET FLUSH HOURS adjustment. Adjusts the hours portion of purge time of day.
P-3. FLUSH DAY adjustment. Adjusts the day of the week for transducer flush cycle(OFF,
SUNDAY through SATURDAY).
MIN. P-4. FLUSH DELAY. Duration of flush cycle. Adjustable (0 to 300 minutes).
FEET P-5. SUMP START LEVEL. Wet well level to start electric sump pump (0 to 30 feet). (8.0)
FEET P-6. SUMP STOP LEVEL. Wet well level to stop electric sump pump (0 to 30 feet). (6.0)
P-7. 1ST CALL POSITION. Selects which pump will be first call (PUMP 0 through PUMP 5) (1)
P-8. 2ND CALL POSITION. Selects which pump will be second call (PUMP 0 through PUMP 5)
(2)
P-9. 3RD CALL POSITION. Selects which pump will be third call (PUMP 0 through PUMP 5) (3)
P-10. 4TH CALL POSITION. Selects which pump will be fourth call (PUMP 0 through PUMP 5) (4)
SEC. P-11. LEAD START DLY. First Stage Delay on Start(2 to 300 seconds). (5)
SEC. P-12. LEAD STOP DLY, First Stage Delay on Start(2 to 300 seconds). (5)
SEC. P-13. LAG START DLY. Common "Lag" Pump Delay on Start(2 to 300 seconds). (5)
SEC. P-14. LAG STOP DELAY. Common"Lag"Pump Delay on Stop(2 to 300 seconds). (5)
FEET P-15. STARTIMAINTAIN. Common Start level for all stages and level for automatic throttle
program to maintain (0 to 30 Feet). (12.0)
FEET P-16. DEADBAND LEVEL. Zone below Maintain Level where no speed change will be made by
the automatic throttle program (0 to 30 Feet). (-1.0)
SEC. P-17. DAMPING TIME. Used for setting the reaction rate of the Automatic Throttle Control pro-
gram (10 to 250 seconds). (20)
FEET P-18. STOP LEVEL. Common Stop Level for all engine driven pumps (0 to 30 Feet). (10.0)
FEET P-19. LOW WELL LEVEL. Low Wet Well Level Alarm/Override set point(0 to 30.0 Feet). (3.5)
FEET P-20. RESET LOW LEVEL. Low Wet Well Level alarm is reset(0 to 30.0 Feet). (4.0)
FEET P-21. HIGH WELL ALARM. High Wet Well Level Alarm set point(0 to 50.0 Feet). (19.0)
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 5 of 8
88
MURPHYMATIC®35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
FEET P-22. RESET HIGH WELL. High Wet Well Level alarm is reset(0 to 50.0 Feet). (18.5)
P-23. SUMP PUMP SEL. Selects mode of operation for the Sump Pump: OFF ON AUTO).
(AUTO)
P-24. SUMP OFF TIME. Length of time sump pump is locked out after main last main pump shuts
down in AUTO operation: 0-999 minutes. (30)
P-25. LAST SHUTDOWN. Automatically stores last shutdown condition displayed; for future
reference.
COMM RPM P-26. ENGINE 1 MAX RPM. Pump#1 Maximum RPM setting. This value via communications link
from engine controller.
COMM RPM P-27. ENGINE 1 MIN RPM. Pump#1 Minimum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-28. ENGINE 1 INC RPM. Pump#1 Rate of Speed Increase.
COMM RPM P-29. ENGINE 1 DEC RPM. Pump#1 Rate of Speed Decrease.
COMM RPM P-30. ENGINE 2 MAX RPM. Pump#2 Maximum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-31. ENGINE 2 MIN RPM. Pump#2 Minimum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-32. ENGINE 2 INC RPM. Pump#2 Rate of Speed Increase.
COMM RPM P-33. ENGINE 2 DEC RPM. Pump#2 Rate of Speed Decrease.
COMM RPM P-34. ENGINE 3 MAX RPM. Pump#3 Maximum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-35. ENGINE 3 MIN RPM. Pump#3 Minimum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-36. ENGINE 3 INC RPM. Pump#3 Rate of Speed Increase.
COMM RPM P-37. ENGINE 3 DEC RPM. Pump#3 Rate of Speed Decrease.
COMM RPM P-38. ENGINE 4 MAX RPM. Pump#4 Maximum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-39. ENGINE 4 MIN RPM. Pump#4 Minimum RPM setting.
COMM RPM P-40. ENGINE 4 INC RPM. Pump#4 Rate of Speed Increase.
COMM RPM P-41. ENGINE 4 DEC RPM. Pump#4 Rate of Speed Decrease.
P-42. PROGRAM#. Program number and current version. Maintained by Murphy.
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 6 of 8
89
MURPHYMATICO 35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
SETUP NUMBER ASSIGNMENT LIST
S-0. Manual 'EXIT'from Program Select mode. Press" 'CIRCLE' TO EXIT".
S-1. Set Time Minutes. To adjust the minutes portion of the Real Time Clock.
S-2. Set Time Hours. To adjust the hours portion of the Real Time Clock.
S-3. Set Date Day. To adjust the day portion of the date display.
S-4. Set Date Month. To adjust the month portion of the date display.
S-5. Set Date Year. To adjust the year portion of the date display.
S-G, Set Day of Week. Adjusts day of week Sunday through Saturday.
S-7. CONTROLLER#. Position for entering the controller number. Used by RS232
communications to identify messages to SCADA system. This is the SCADA address of the
pump station. (20)
S-8. ENABLE ENGINE 1. Selects Engine 1 as available (ON) or not available (OFF)for
operation. Central control program and communications programs ignore engines not
selected as being available(choices: ON/OFF). (OFF)
S-9. ENABLE ENGINE 2. Selects Engine 2 as available (ON) or not available (OFF)for
operation (choices: ON/OFF). (OFF)
S-10. ENABLE ENGINE 3. Selects Engine 3 as available (ON) or not available (OFF)for
operation (choices; ON/OFF). (OFF)
S-11. ENABLE ENGINE 4. Selects Engine 4 as available (ON)or not available (OFF)for opera-
tion (choices: ON/OFF). (OFF)
FEET S-12. LEVEL OFFSET. Minimum reading (in Feet)with no pressure against level transmitter.
Distance level sensor is from bottom of basin. (0.0)
FEET S-13. LEVEL MAX. Maximum of calibrated range of level transmitter in Feet.
RPM S-14. MIN ANALOG OUT. RPM reading from engine controller which is to give a minimum analog
signal out to RPM recorder(4 milliamp or 1 VDC). Should be set to zero(0). (0)
RPM S-15. MAX ANALOG OUT. RPM reading from engine controller which represents the maximum
analog signal out to RPM recorder(20 milliamp or 5 VDC). Set to maximum reading on
chart used in RPM recorders.
NOTE: If the chart used in the RPM recorders is printed with a 0 to 1500 range, the two S-#'s are is
set to zero (0)and 1500, respectively.
S-18. ANALOG SELECTS. Allows wet well level to be read by analog channel "0"or analog "1"
on the S500 board; or analog"0"of the S510"A" circuit board (when S510 is used).
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 7 of 8
90
MURPHYMATICO 35-00-071
Operation Instructions
Series 555, Central Micro-controller
S-17. CITY PSI SLOPE. Scaling factor for City Water Pressure minimum analog input to C267,4
ma. Value is used to fine tune minimum signal from analog transmitter. (51)
PSI S-18. CITY PSI MAX. Scaling factor for City Water Pressure maximum analog input to C267, 20
ma. Enter maximum pressure output value for transmitter. (200)
S-19. FLOW SLOPE. Scaling factor for Sump Pump Flow, minimum analog input to C267, 4 ma.
Value is used to fine tune minimum signal from analog transmitter. (51)
GPMx100 S-20. SUMP FLOW MAX. Scaling factor for Sump Pump Flow, maximum analog input to C267,
20 ma. Enter maximum pressure output value for transmitter. (200)
FT3 S-21. FT3 PER PULSE. Amount of flow volume—in cubic feet— per pulse from flow meter. Used
for total flow Totalizer. (100)
FT3 x100 S-22. TOTAL FLOW LO. Value of lower portion of Flow Totalizer. This set point allows the value
to be reset. (not included in factory set up function)
FT3 x100 S-23. TOTAL FLOW Hi. Value of upper portion of Flow Totalizer. This set point allows the value
to be reset. (not included in factory set up function)
IN. S-24. INCHES PER PULSE. Amount of rainfall—in inches— per pulse from rain gauge. Used for
total rainfall Totalizer. (0.01)
IN. S-25. RAIN TOTAL INCHES. Value of lower portion of Rainfall Totalizer. This set point allows the
value to be reset. (not included in factory set up function)
IN. S-26. RAIN X100 INCHES. Value of upper portion of Rainfall Totalizer. This set point allows the
value to be reset. (not included in factory set up function)
S-27. HARDWARE COMM ENABLE. Allows hardware"handshake"feature to be
enabled/disabled. (ENABLED)
x10 ms S-28. FLO CTL RESPONSE; Represents the time that the 555 will wait after it gets the CTS
(clear to send) from the DCE (modem, etc). After this"wait" period, it sends out the
requested reply. This allows time for the modem or other attached device to get into the
correct state to receive the RTS (request to send) from the 555. In most cases there will be
no delay required and this can be set to 0. (0)
x100 ms S-29. FLO CTRL TIMEOUT: Represents the length of time the 555 will wait for the CTS signal
from the DCE (modem, etc.) after the 555 (DTE) asserts a RTS to the DCE. This prevents
the 555 from being "hung-up"with a non responsive DCE. (10)
555 Flood Central Operation C00071op.doc Page 8 of 8
91
Budgetary Estimate
tool
Pagel of 2
MurCal, Inc. Date 11/8/2019
Estimate# 16497
41343 12th Street West
Palmdale CA 93551 Expiration Date: 12/31/2019
United States Sates Rep: K A
661-272-4700 Memo Slater Avenue Pump S...
wvvw.murcal.com Terms Net 30
Bill TO Ship Via: Truck
3rd Party Account
Attn:Accounts Payable
City of Huntington Beach Ship To
P O Box 784
Huntington Beach CA 92648-0784 Water Warehouse
United States City of Huntington Beach
7512 Garfield Avenue
Huntington Beach CA 92648-2211
United States
...... ...... .. .....
-- ' - -
35-18-030,Series 800 Flood i 35 18-030,Series 800 Fload Station Central 16,350.00 16,350.00
Station Central Controller Controller,Slater Avenue Pump Station,City
of Huntington Beach
24 VDC,central controller to control eight
equal sized engine driven pumps and one
electric motor driven pumps,housed in a wall
mountable 30x24x10 inches enclosure with a
hinged and gasketed door.Status/Alarm
LEDs, 15"touch screen HMI pre wired and I
mounted on enclosure door.
Central controller Is pre-programmed to
i monitor wet well level and stage pumps
I on/off to maintain level set point,
Auto/Manual alternation of starting position of
each pump.Emergency Operation for loss of
transducer,high-high float switch,or loss
communication.SCADA ready via Modbus
TCP/IP and data logging capabilities
available. j I
S800 Standard Engine Controller 7 S800 Standard Engine Controller 10,950.001 76,650.00
(40-16-075)
} 24 VDC,Nat Gas/LPG,single engine
f controller housed in a wall mountable
30x24xl0 inches enclosure with a hingged
and gasketed door.Enclosure rated NEMA 4.
E-Stop,MAN-OFF-AUTO selector switch,
MAN-PRESET-AUTO throttle control selector,
NAT GAS-AUTO-LPG fuel selector swtich,
TATTLETALE®,pilot LEDs,7"touch screen
HMI
Safety shutdowns:LOP,HWT,Manifold
Vacuum,H/L engine oil level,low gearhead
oil pressure,H/L gearhead oil level,high
gearhead oil temp,LCL,vibration,high cat
temp,H/L discharge pressure,low suction
pressure,overspeed,overcrank,loss of
speed,throttle failure.
Basic engine automatic control features:
throttle rate of increase/decrease,cycle
cranking,warmup/cooldown,delay on
start/stop,
S800 Standard Engine 7 S800 Standard Engine Instrument Panel 3,830.00 26,810,00
Instrument Panel(30-16-080) housed in 20x16x10 inches NEMA 4
enclosure,painted red.
Ass'y/Blll of Material.Includes
SWICHGAGEO gauges for Engine Oil
Pressure,Engine Water Temperature, Engine
Oil Temperature,LB&RB Manifold Vacuum
Pressure,Gearhead Oil Pressure,Gearhead
Oil Temperature,and digital Tachometer.
Pump Station Start Up(2 days) 1 Pump station startup costs for two days. 3,000.00 3,000.00
92
Budgetary Estimate
foal
Page 2 of 2
MurCal, Inc. Date 11/8/2019
Estimate# 16497
41343 12th Street West
Palmdale CA 93551
United States
661-272-4700
www,murcal,com
.................----------------------------
---------- ----------
Subtotal 122,810.00
Lead time is 12-16 weeks after approval of submittal "Estimated"Ship Cost(FOB Ship Point)(Truck 450.00
Tax(CA-ORANGE CO-EMAZ-EMTN 9,285.28
Total $132,545.28
a appreciates the opportunity to offer this budgetary estimate.This estimate is based on the current information we have for
your application.As we work through this process,the estimate is subject to change.
------------- ...............---------------------------.------------------------------
93