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Engineering standards

Welcome to this collection of Engineering standards vol. 2

These are extracts from

“The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide”, 2nd Edition, Editions Technip, 2015.

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The Engineering standards

List of common engineering deliverables

Process Design Criteria

Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept

Civil design specification

Static Equipment mechanical data sheet

P&ID modification sheet (PMS)

Interface agreement

FEED vs DETAIL design deliverables

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards List of common engineering deliverables

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Process Design Criteria

Design margins: usual Equipment (rotating, heat exchangers, columns) overdesign 10%

Design Pressure and Temperature criteria: 10% above max operating pressure, 20°C above maximum operating temperature

Equipment sizing criteria: hold-up volumes of drums = so many minutes

Line sizing criteria: max velocity, ρ*v2

Control valve sizing criteria: Operating range, 30-110 % of operating flow rate to guarantee correct functioning at the extremes of the operating range.

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Engineering standards Process Design Criteria

Design margins: usual Equipment (rotating, heat exchangers, columns) overdesign 10%

Design Pressure and Temperature criteria: 10% above max operating pressure, 20°C above maximum operating temperature

Equipment sizing criteria: hold-up volumes of drums = so many minutes

Line sizing criteria: max velocity, ρ*v2

Control valve sizing criteria: Operating range, 30-110 % of operating flow rate to guarantee correct functioning at the extremes of the operating range.

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Contents of a P&ID

Source: « The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide », 2nd Edition, Editions Technip, 2015, page 26 http://www.editionstechnip.com/en/catalogue-detail/1111/oil-gas-engineering-guide-the.html

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Safety concept

HAZARD Identification

Risk assessment

PLANT Layout

Process Safety Systems

Fire protection & Fire fighting

Fire & Gas Detection

Hazardous area classification

Escape, Evacuation

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Civil Design Specification

Applicable specifications, codes and standards

Geological conditions

Loadings: wind, seismic, live loads

Load combinations

Materials: concrete, rebar, anchor bolts etc.

Foundation design basis: type by category of equipment, soil bearing capacity

Safety factor for stability

Detail design requirements: minimum concrete cover etc.

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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Static Equipment mechanical data sheet













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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards P&ID modification sheet (PMS)














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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards Interface Agreement














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Contents of a P&ID

Safety Concept




Interface agreement


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Engineering standards FEED vs DETAIL design deliverables

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The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide - 2nd edition

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Discipline presentation: activities and deliverables

Table of Contents

The overall process

Methods & tools

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Table of Contents

Discipline presentation: activities and deliverables

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The work of each

Engineering discipline is described

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Design activities are explained, e.g., Plant

Equipment layout

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Complex activities, such as

QRA, are explained through a practical

example.

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How are materials of

construction selected ?

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How and when are Piping

Materials ordered?

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A sample of all common Engineering documents is

included

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A sample of all common Engineering documents is

included

Use this to specify what

you want to your Engineering supplier !

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Verify the contents of

engineering documents with check lists.

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Difference between

Engineering and Shop drawings

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Understand the main

technical aspects, e.g., DCS vs ESD

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The common 2 types of

package control

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The different Plant drainage systems

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The dynamic forces to

which an Off-Shore Plant is subject

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Table of Contents

The overall process

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Use this as standard, question deviations.

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Understand the new 3D-model centered engineering process

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Know the interfaces

between disciplines... and with Vendors

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Understand what drives the Project

schedule

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Table of Contents

Methods & tools

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Use these methods as

standard, question deviations.

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Implement powerful

procedures

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Request meaningful

progress reports

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Implement effective

Project Control

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This book is destined to both:

Oil & Gas companies Project execution personnel

Oil & Gas contractors Project execution personnel

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The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide 2nd edition

If your are on the Client side, i.e., contracting Engineering services, this book will help you to:

Specify to an Engineering supplier what you want: what deliverables and with what contents,

Set a standard in Engineering execution that you and your supplier can adhere to: design stages/gates, methods to be used, etc.

Specify the progress report you want, with the meaningful indicators,

Ask the right questions to assess the true progress,

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If your are on the Contractor side, i.e., performing Engineering activities, this book will help you to:

Understand the work of each discipline and the overall picture,

Challenge what one discipline tells you,

Understand the critical areas,

Put in place the right methods to be successful,

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