MM YAD 00 DORI 474018 - Rev01

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Instrument Design & Installation

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1 General ........................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Purpose.............................................................................................................................. 6
1.2 Field of application............................................................................................................. 6
1.3 Applicable Contract Clauses.............................................................................................. 6
1.4 General Requirements for installation ............................................................................... 6
1.5 Compliance With Project Basic Specification .................................................................... 7
1.6 Reference Documents ....................................................................................................... 8
1.6.1 Project Documents ............................................................................................................................................... 8
1.6.2 Existing Documents .............................................................................................................................................. 8
1.6.3 COMPANY General Specifications....................................................................................................................... 9
1.6.4 Standard and Codes............................................................................................................................................. 9
1.7 Use of Language and Abbreviations.................................................................................. 9
1.8 Abbreviations ................................................................................................................... 10
1.9 Responsibilities................................................................................................................ 11
2 Environmental conditions .......................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Outside Conditions for Field Instrumentation................................................................... 11
2.2 Inside Conditions for Instrumentation .............................................................................. 11
3 General principles ....................................................................................................................... 12
3.1 General ............................................................................................................................ 12
3.2 System of Units................................................................................................................ 12
3.3 Utilities.............................................................................................................................. 12
3.3.1 Instrument Air...................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.3.1.1 General rules............................................................................................................................................ 12
3.3.1.2 Field construction..................................................................................................................................... 12
3.3.2 Hydraulic Oil Supply ........................................................................................................................................... 13
3.3.3 Electrical Power Supplies ................................................................................................................................... 13
3.3.4 Earthing System.................................................................................................................................................. 14
4 Specification ................................................................................................................................ 15
4.1 Electrical classification..................................................................................................... 15
4.2 Signal Transmission......................................................................................................... 15
4.2.1 Pneumatic transmission...................................................................................................................................... 15
4.2.2 Electrical transmission........................................................................................................................................ 16
4.3 General requirements ...................................................................................................... 16
5 Process Units Information.......................................................................................................... 18
5.1 Flow Instruments.............................................................................................................. 18
5.1.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.1.2 Gas Flow............................................................................................................................................................. 19
5.1.3 Liquid Flow.......................................................................................................................................................... 19

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5.1.4 Use of Hook-Up Drawings .................................................................................................................................. 19
5.1.4.1 Short Mounting (Short Impulse Lines) used mainly for local indicators ................................................... 19
5.1.5 Other Flow Measuring Devices........................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.5.1 Meters ...................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.5.2 Magnetic Flowmeters............................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.5.3 Rotameters............................................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.5.4 Specific Metering (Fiscal, Turbine, Ultrasonic, Etc...) .............................................................................. 20
5.2 Level Instruments............................................................................................................. 21
5.2.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................... 21
5.2.2 Pressure transmitter ........................................................................................................................................... 22
5.2.3 Torque Tube transmitter ..................................................................................................................................... 22
5.2.4 Level gauge glasses ........................................................................................................................................... 22
5.2.5 Level Switches.................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.2.6 Nucleonic Level Gauges..................................................................................................................................... 23
5.3 Pressure instruments....................................................................................................... 23
5.3.1 Pressure and Differential Pressure transmitter................................................................................................... 23
5.3.2 Pressure switches:.............................................................................................................................................. 23
5.3.3 Pressure gauges................................................................................................................................................. 23
5.3.4 Pressures Taps................................................................................................................................................... 24
5.3.5 Mounting ............................................................................................................................................................. 24
5.4 Temperature Instruments................................................................................................. 24
5.4.1 Temperature transmitter ..................................................................................................................................... 24
5.4.2 Thermometer ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
5.4.3 Thermowell ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
5.4.4 Temperature Switches........................................................................................................................................ 26
5.5 Miscellaneous Measuring Instruments ............................................................................ 27
5.5.1 Tachometers....................................................................................................................................................... 27
5.5.2 Vibrations............................................................................................................................................................ 27
5.5.3 Displacement Or Axial Thrust ............................................................................................................................. 28
5.6 Control Valves.................................................................................................................. 28
5.7 ON/OFF Valve Characteristics......................................................................................... 28
5.8 Relief And Discharge Valves ........................................................................................... 28
6 Instrument accessibilty............................................................................................................... 29
6.1 General accessibility rules ............................................................................................... 29
6.2 Essential accessibility rules. ............................................................................................ 29
6.3 Testing ............................................................................................................................. 30
7 Instrument Hook-Up.................................................................................................................... 31
8 Technical Room Equipment ....................................................................................................... 33
9 Electrical Wiring Installation ...................................................................................................... 33
9.1 General ............................................................................................................................ 33
9.2 Marking ............................................................................................................................ 33
9.3 Offshore Main Routing Cable Trays ................................................................................ 34
9.3.1 General ............................................................................................................................................................... 34
9.3.2 Cable Trays......................................................................................................................................................... 35

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9.4 Offshore Cable Transits in Modules, Premises, Etc. ....................................................... 35
9.5 Junction Boxes................................................................................................................. 35
9.6 Cable Glands ................................................................................................................... 36
9.7 Junction Boxes Terminals................................................................................................ 36
9.8 Wiring Precautions........................................................................................................... 37
9.8.1 Precautions Against Electromagnetic Interferences ........................................................................................... 37
9.8.2 Spare Lengths..................................................................................................................................................... 37
9.8.3 Protection of Electronic Circuits.......................................................................................................................... 37
9.8.4 Segregation......................................................................................................................................................... 38
9.8.4.1 Segregation of Cables and Junction Boxes............................................................................................. 39
9.8.4.2 Segregation of Cables Runs .................................................................................................................... 39
9.8.4.3 Spacing.................................................................................................................................................... 40
9.8.5 Cable Ties........................................................................................................................................................... 40
9.8.6 Cable Ends ......................................................................................................................................................... 40
10 Marshalling cabinets ................................................................................................................... 41
10.1 General ............................................................................................................................ 41
10.2 Environmental conditions................................................................................................. 41
10.3 Quantity of cabinets and location..................................................................................... 41
10.4 Marshalling Cabinets Purpose......................................................................................... 41
10.5 Cabinet mechanical requirements ................................................................................... 42
10.6 Cabinet equipment........................................................................................................... 43
10.6.1 Terminals ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
10.6.2 Cabling and Marking........................................................................................................................................... 43
10.6.3 Earthing............................................................................................................................................................... 44
10.7 Spare capacity ................................................................................................................. 45
10.8 Factory acceptance test (FAT)......................................................................................... 45
11 Selection of equipment according to area classification........................................................ 46
11.1 Hazardous areas.............................................................................................................. 46
11.2 Types of Safety Equipment.............................................................................................. 46
12 Weatherproofing.......................................................................................................................... 47
12.1 Sun Protection ................................................................................................................. 47
12.2 Rainproofing & Salt Protection......................................................................................... 47
12.3 Marine Environment Protection ....................................................................................... 47
12.4 Painting ............................................................................................................................ 47
12.5 Tropicalisation.................................................................................................................. 48
13 Instrument fireproofing............................................................................................................... 49
13.1 Purpose............................................................................................................................ 49
13.2 Valving, Solenoid Valves ................................................................................................. 49
14 Storage of the instruments......................................................................................................... 50
15 APPENDIX 1 - Instrumentation piping classes......................................................................... 51

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15.1 General ............................................................................................................................ 51
15.2 Environmental conditions................................................................................................. 51
15.3 Tubing & fitting requirement............................................................................................. 51
15.4 Service class index .......................................................................................................... 52
15.5 Instrument piping class tables.......................................................................................... 54
15.5.1 CLASS K1........................................................................................................................................................... 54
15.5.2 CLASS K2........................................................................................................................................................... 55
15.5.3 CLASS K5........................................................................................................................................................... 56
15.5.4 CLASS K10......................................................................................................................................................... 57
15.5.5 CLASS K20......................................................................................................................................................... 58
15.5.6 CLASS K21......................................................................................................................................................... 59
16 APPENDIX 2 Instrumentation symbolisation and identification.......................................... 60
16.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 60
16.2 Codes and Standards applicable..................................................................................... 60
16.3 Instrumentation symbols on P&IDs................................................................................. 60
16.4 Identification..................................................................................................................... 60
17 APPENDIX 3 Wiring and tagging rules................................................................................... 62
17.1 General ............................................................................................................................ 62
17.1.1 Scope.................................................................................................................................................................. 62
17.1.2 Reference Documents ........................................................................................................................................ 62
17.2 Identification and Labelling .............................................................................................. 62
17.2.1 Control Room...................................................................................................................................................... 62
17.2.2 Instrument Technical Room (ITR)....................................................................................................................... 62
17.2.3 Temporary Control Room Equipments ............................................................................................................... 62
17.2.4 Temporary Cabinet in Jack-up Instrument Technical Room............................................................................... 63
17.2.5 Cabinet in QP2 MSF Instrument Technical Room.............................................................................................. 63
17.2.6 Cabinet and Local Panel in the Unit ................................................................................................................... 63
17.2.7 Identification of Junction Boxes .......................................................................................................................... 63
17.2.8 Identification of Cables/Multicore Cables............................................................................................................ 64
17.2.8.1 Multi-pair cable between Technical Room and Junction Box or Local Panel .......................................... 65
17.2.8.2 Individual Cable between Junction Boxes or Local Panel and Instrument .............................................. 65
17.2.8.3 Cable between Marshalling Cabinet and PCS, ESD and F&G Systems ................................................. 65
17.2.9 Identification of Terminal Blocks ......................................................................................................................... 65
17.2.9.1 Inside Marshalling Cabinet....................................................................................................................... 65
17.2.9.2 Inside PCS, ESD, F&G Systems Cabinets .............................................................................................. 65

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1 General
1.1 Purpose
This specification covers the minimum design, detail or package engineering, manufacture installation and
testing for the YADANA SUBSIDENCE PROJECT (YSP).
For easier understanding, the term installation team is used herein to denote the construction or hook-up
CONTRACTOR, as well as the Supplier of packages and modules and related equipment. Whenever he is
required to install an instrument as part of a supply contract to which any section of this specification applies.
1.2 Field of application
This specification applies to the instrument design & installation for YSP.
1.3 Applicable Contract Clauses
This document covers the essential requirements for the specification, evaluation, detail design, installation
of instrumentation systems but should be considered as only a part of the overall Specifications for the
project.
For all detailed design work, CONTRACTOR shall be required to refer to and comply with the Job
Specifications, General Specifications and drawings listed in paragraph 1.6 of this document
Moreover CONTRACTOR shall ensure that the specifications are compliant with in the supply of
subcontracted assemblies and subassemblies and in the subcontracts themselves.
The general requirements contained in the Project Basic Specifications are designed to define the following:
at the design stage, the choice of hardware and equipment, and the documents to be supplied
at the procurement stage, the purchasing requirements and requirements for inspection in
suppliers premises
at the construction stage, the principles of installation, inspection, acceptance and commissioning.

The Project Basis Specifications should therefore be taken as a minimum requirement, based on the current
rules of the art; accordingly, CONTRACTOR may submit to COMPANY for approval and all alternative
solutions deemed to provide technical or economic improvement over existing practice.
1.4 General Requirements for installation
CONTRACTOR has overall responsibility for supervision, purchasing, labor and overhead involved in the
installation of the instruments of the project and their related hardware, including wiring, power supplies and
so on, as well as the relevant temporary utilities and services and consumable supplies required.
Instrument installed shall be fit for purpose and fully certified.
Qualified personnel will be used for all instruments installation work.
All work shall be carried out in a safe tidy manner with high level of work manship.

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All personnel involve in making-up compressoring fitting will have intended the compression fitting
manufacturer training course.
The following general specifications apply:
All instruments installed on piping, such as meters, valves, flow measuring orifices, thermowells
and the like shall be installed by the Piping team, under the supervision of an Instrument
engineer. Adjacent piping shall be firmly supported and in no way impart any stress to the
instruments and instruments to process links shall be supported so as not to stress the
instruments,
The same rules apply to heavy equipments such as torque tube levels and tank level gauges or
other equipment requiring special lifting devices for installation,
All tubing shall be adequately supported throughout the installation,
Instruments shall be mounted such as to fully comply with accessibility rules (refer to section 6),
Installation of instrument supports or line supports shall be performed according to good
construction practices (hook-up drawing and specific Vendor requirement), especially where there
is a risk of corrosion and when the supports are secured onto fireproofed structures,
All instruments installed in a process unit shall be tight construction type or suitably tightened by
means of adequate protection. Instruments shall be mandatorily protected after installation during
construction phase,
All explosion proof and intrinsically safe equipment shall be installed according to CENELEC
regulation,
1.5 Compliance With Project Basic Specification
For all detailed design work, CONTRACTOR shall have in hand and be fully informed of all the Project Basic
Specifications and shall ensure their full application.
In the event of disagreement with any requirement of the Instrument Design and Installation or Job
specifications, CONTRACTOR shall submit to COMPANY a written request for exemption, clearly stating the
following:
The specification section and paragraph which is the object of the disagreement;
The equipment concerned ( type, quantity);
The justification for the request (cost, time, operating advantages).

The final decision shall be taken by COMPANY in the form of:
Either a refusal to exempt,
Or an exemption for the equipment concerned.

Each exemption shall mandatory be notified in writing and each written notice of exemption shall cover only
a single exemption. No other form of exemption, such as implied from a verbal discussion, a meeting or the
approval of a drawing or other such document shall be deemed valid.
Granting by COMPANY of an exemption shall not be construed as in any way relaxing the responsibility of
the party requesting the exemption.
The priority regarding the project basic documents is the following one:
1. Statutory regulations

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2. Material requisition
3. Specification and Data sheet
4. Job specifications
5. General specification

In the event of any conflict between these documents or any others specification or with an applicable codes
and standards, written clarification shall be sought from COMPANY before proceeding.

1.6 Reference Documents
1.6.1 Project Documents
[1] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474017 Instrument and control philosophy
[2] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474020 Instrument cables specification
[3] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474026 Instrumentation for package specification
[4] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474021 Instrument earthing principles
[5] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474019 Instrument power distribution cabinet specification
[6] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474024 Control valve specification
[7] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474023 On/Off valves actuators and control panels specification
[8] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474025 Safety valves Specification
[9] MM-YAD-00-DORI-434003 General - Specification - Equipment Design Conditions
[10] MM-YAD-20-DORI-491003 HVAC basis of design
[11] MM-YAD-00-DORI-434001 General - Piping Material Classes
[12] MM-YAD-00-DORI-484004 Specification for Earthing and Bonding
[13] MM-YAD-00-DORI-424001 General Safety Concept
[14] MM-YAD-00-DORI-479001 Instrument hook up standards
[15] MM-YAD-00-DORI-474007 Instrumentation Symbolisation and Identification
Specification

1.6.2 Existing Documents
[16] GS-203248-GEN-IN-0012 Hydraulic Power Unit specification
[17] DB-203248-GEN-PM-0010 Equipment Numbering Procedure
[18] PID-203248-GEN-PR-0001 PID Symbols Process and Instrumentation

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1.6.3 COMPANY General Specifications
[24] GS-EP-ELE-031 Design of earthing & bonding system
[25] GS-EP-ELE-311 Cable trays/ladders
[26] GS-EP-INS-101 Instrument engineering supply and construction - general
[27] GS-EP-COR-350 External protection of offshore and coastal structures and
equipment by painting
1.6.4 Standard and Codes
The instrument design & installation shall fully comply with all applicable sections of the latest editions of the
following codes and standards (and their current amendments):
API RP 526 Flanged Steel Pressure Relief Valves
API 550 P1 Process Instrumentation & Control-Section 1: Flow
API 670 Machinery Protection Systems
ASME PTC 19.3 Temperature Measurements
CEI 79-10 Classification of Hazardous Areas
IEC 60079-14 Explosive Atmospheres - Part 14: Electrical Installations Design, Selection And
Erection
ISO 5167 Measurement Of Fluid Flow By Means Of Pressure Differential Devices
ISO 5168 Measurement Of Fluid Flow - Procedures For The Evaluation Of Uncertainties
NACE MR 01-75 Petroleum And Natural Gas Industries - Materials For Use In H2s
NACE 16-38
NFC 20455 Test Methods-Fire Behaviour-Glow Wire Test-Inflammability And Ability To Be
Extinguished.
EN 50014 Electrical Apparatus For Potentially Explosive Atmospheres - General Requirements
EN 50018 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres - flameproof
EN 50019 Electrical Apparatus For Potentially Explosive Atmospheres - Increased Safety "E"

1.7 Use of Language and Abbreviations
Throughout this specification, the words will, may, should, shall when used have specific meanings as
follows :
will is used normally in conjunction with an action by COMPANY
may is used where alternatives are equally acceptable
should is used where a solution is preferred
shall is used where a provision is mandatory

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1.8 Abbreviations
AC : Alternative Current
API : American Petroleum Institute
ASME : American Society of Mechanical
Engineers
BDV : Blowdown Valve
CCTV : Closed Circuit TeleVision
CPU : Central Processing Unit
CR : Control Room
DC : Direct Current
DCS : Distributed Control System
DHSV : Down Hole Safety Valve
EEX : Explosion Protection
ESD : Emergency Shutdown
ESV : Emergency Shutdown Valve
F&G : Fire & Gas
HP : High Pressure
HPU : Hydraulic Power Unit
HRS : Hardwire Relay System
HVAC : Heating, Ventilating and Air
Conditioning
I/O : Input/Output
ICSS : Integrated Control and Safety
System
IE : Instrument Earth
IEC : International Electrical Commission
IP : Ingress Protection
IPE : Instrument Protective Earth
IR : Infra Red
IS : Intrinsic Safety
ISE : Intrinsically Safe Earth
ISO : International Standard Organisation
ITR : Instrument Technical Room
JB : Junction Box
L : Local
LCP : Low Compression Platform
LED : Light Emitting Diode
LP : Local Panel or Low Pressure
MC : Marshalling cabinet
MCB : Main Circuit Breaker
MCC : Motor Control Center
MCP : Medium Compression Platform
MCT : Multi Cable Transit
MP : Medium Pressure
MTBF : Mean Time Between FaIlure
MTTR : Mean Time To Repair
NACE : National Association of Corrosion
Engineers
NC : Normally Closed
NO : Normally Open
OC : Operator Console
OCD : Operator Control Desk
OD : Overall Diameter
OPPS : Over Pressure Protection System
OS : Operator Station
PA/GA : Public Adress/General Alarm
PC : Personal Computer
PCC : Pipeline Control Centre
PCS : Process Control System
PDB : Power Distribution Board
PDC : Power Distribution Control
PE : Protective Earth
PLC : Programmable Logic Controller
PP : Production Platform
PSS : Plant Safety System
QP : Quarter Platform
RTD : Resistance Thermometer Detector
RTU : Remote Terminal Unit
SCADA : Supervisory Control And Data
Acquisition
SDV : Shutdown Valve
SPDT : Single Pole Double Throw
SS : Stainless Steel
TB : Termination Board
TMR : Triple Modular Redundant
TSO : Tight Shut-off
UCP : Unit Control Panel (Remote Package
Control)
UMV : Upper Master Valve
UPS : Un-interruptible Power Supply
UV : Ultra-Violet
VAC : Volt Alternative Current
VDC : Volt Direct Current
VDU : Video Display Unit
VHP : Very High Pressure
WHPU : Wellhead Hydraulic Power Unit
WSC : Wellhead Safety Cabinet
WP : Wellhead Platform
WV : Wing Valve
XV : Process ON/OFF Valve
YSP : Yadana Subsidence Project

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1.9 Responsibilities
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the engineering, procurement, supply, installation, commissioning of
the Instrument design & Installation for YSP.
During detailed engineering, CONTRACTOR shall produce individual datasheets, drawing or hook-up for
each additional Instrument.

2 Environmental conditions
2.1 Outside Conditions for Field Instrumentation
The criteria defined inside this paragraph are based on the project document Ref. [9] General - Specification
- Equipment Design Conditions.
Outside temperatures are:
Maximum 33C
Normal 27C
Minimum 20C
Relative humidity average 70 % continuously.
The field instrument shall be protected against corrosion and suitable for installation with salt laden air
conditions severe marine. They must accept a direct sunlight temperature of 80C.
All components shall be constructed of materials resistant to corrosion due to the process fluid with which
they will or may come into contact internally, and to ambient air environment to which they are externally
exposed. For design purpose, the atmosphere of the entire plant area shall be considered to contain trace
amounts of hydrogen sulphide at all times. The use of copper bronze and other copper alloys, except monel
is not permitted.
2.2 Inside Conditions for Instrumentation
The criteria defined in this paragraph are based on the project document Ref. [10] HVAC Basic of Design
and are available for all platforms.
Inside temperatures are:
Maximum 25,5C
Normal 24C
Minimum 22,5C
Relative humidity is between, 35 % and 55 %. Air inside technical room is considered clean, free of
dust and without salt laden.
In case of failure of HVAC, temperature will increased of 5C per hour, with a maximum of 45C. Relative
humidity can be equal to 86 %.

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3 General principles
3.1 General
The instrumentation designed and implemented for measurement and control purposes shall satisfy two
main criteria: optimal operation of the process units and minimum cost of the installation through start-up,
operation and maintenance.
CONTRACTOR shall use every opportunity to reduce site work including assembly, to a minimum, especially
if the site is offshore or in an unhealthy area.
Instruments and instrument installation methods shall be selected in view of their simplicity, reliability and
ease of maintenance.
3.2 System of Units
For all projects, engineering calculations results, instrument ranges, control settings shall be presented to
COMPANY in SI units like defined in the project document Ref. [9] General - Specification - Equipment
Design Conditions.
Any exception to SI units shall be notified to CONTRACTOR;
For piping, tubing and fittings where nominal bore sizes will be imperial.
3.3 Utilities
3.3.1 Instrument Air
3.3.1.1 General rules
The dewpoint of the instrument air is 5C at 8 barg.
No quick-disconnect couplings shall be authorised anywhere in the instrument air network
lnstrument air shall be provided by compressors through dryers.
The compressors and air network shall be sized for design pressure of 11 barg and 8 barg (normal pressure)
at any point in the network from the dryers, at a normal air consumption.
Maximum operating header pressure : 7 barg
Minimum operating header pressure : 4 barg

3.3.1.2 Field construction
CONTRACTOR Installation Team shall be in charge of instrument air supply, including installation of sub-
headers and distributors after the header shut-off valves installed on the main header by the pipe fitter.
This installation work shall include provision of sub-headers and supply piping up to individual air users, or
the installation of distribution manifold pipes together with their sub-header feeder and air user feeder lines.
Air supply sub-headers shall have minimum diameters as follows, depending on the number of air users
served:

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1/2 for 5 air users maximum,
3/4 for 6 to 12 air users maximum,
1 for 13 to 20 air users maximum,
1 1/2 for 21 to 50 air users maximum.
Different size user feeders may be required for air supplies to shut down valve actuators.
Instrument air lines (3/8 tubing) shall not be longer than 20m.
Tubes shall be adequately supported to avoid deformation and other unnecessary stresses.
Piping supplied and installed shall be in accordance with instrument piping classes.
Sub-headers shall be equipped with tees and caps for purging the low points and dead arms.
Spare connections shall be provided and equipped with shut-off valves and blank flanges or caps.
Piping rack connections shall be at least 1 and generally 1. The minimum sizing of connections for all
other purposes shall be 1/2. Connections on horizontal piping shall be made to the upper generatrix.
3.3.2 Hydraulic Oil Supply
Oil used on the platform shall be supplied through an hydraulic network
All equipment will be designed for oil TOTAL AZOLA complete oil references will be defined during detail
engineering and submitted to COMPANY approval. Wherever possible the same reference will be selected
on the totality of this project.
Hydraulic Oil is be supplied through a hydraulic network from a Central Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU), refer to
the existing document Ref. [16] Hydraulic Power Unit specification.
Normal MP header pressure : 104 barg
Maximum MP header pressure : 110 barg
Minimum MP header pressure : 85 barg
Header MP Design Pressure : 150 barg

CONTRACTOR installation team shall be in charge of:
All furnishing and connections between hydraulic actuators local control station and isolating
valves located near each hydraulic valve (1.50 m maximum).
Tubing and fitting supplied shall be in accordance with appendix 1
Diameter of piping shall be defined during detail engineering.
All instrument tubing return lines shall be independent for different oil pressures/services.
3.3.3 Electrical Power Supplies
Production and distribution of electrical power for instruments shall be through one dual 220V AC UPS
designed in accordance with COMPANYs electrical specification.
Specific cabinet inside technical room will be dedicated to power instrument distribution for systems and field
instruments. Refer to project document Ref. [5] "Instrument power distribution cabinet specification".

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Instruments package will be powered from these cabinets when required in order to allow ease of isolation.
The voltages available for instrumentation on this project are:
230 V AC 10 % 50 Hz 0,5 % (Ph + N) impedance neutral earthing
24 V DC 10 %
No significant additional power supply will be necessary at QP control room and PP technical room.
3.3.4 Earthing System
All electrical devices shall be ground to protect personnel and equipment against electrical discharges.
Refer to the project document Ref. [4] Instrument earthing principle.
Instrument earthing is identified as three different systems but they shall not have different earthing bar in the
same marshalling or cabinet. Nevertheless it shall be necessary to apply the IEC 60079-14 in case of
intrinsically safe circuit.
Three different instrument earthing:
1. Instrument Protective Earth (IPE): for earthing frames, jackets, plates, cable armouring (for
protection of personnel)
2. Instrument Earth (IE): for earthing voltage references of electronic systems and cable shields
and/or screens
3. Intrinsically Safe Earth (ISE): for earthing intrinsically safe devices (shields and/or screens, voltage
references, etc.)
Cable armour shall be and/or screen shall be earthed at both ends except in case of intrinsically safe circuit
and low voltage signals such as thermocouple signals

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4 Specification
4.1 Electrical classification
To conform to the existing Yadana site practice all field instruments shall be of the intrinsically safe type
Eexi" certified with the exception of:
solenoid valves,
flammable gas detectors,
UV/IR flame detectors,
which may be Eexd.
Electronic instruments and their connections shall comply with the relevant area classification requirements
(refer to section 11 of this document).
For installation of the instruments, ATEX directive shall be followed.
Electronic instruments locally mounted shall be Eexi according to CENELEC standard. Eexd will be used
exceptionally if a specific instrument cannot be Eexi".
Intrinsically safe circuits shall be installed in accordance with CENELEC regulation, individual instrument in a
loop shall be IS certified as well as the connecting cables.
The loop (closed or opened) shall be tested by CONTRACTOR to verify that lS characteristics are achieved.
An IS loop certificate shall be issued by a certifying authority on CONTRACTOR request and expenses.
The junction boxes will be Eexe (as they are fitted with terminals only).
Attention is drawn to the effect of long cable run for which reactance / capacitance shall be taken into
account for Eexi characteristics.
The limit switch have to be proximity type, EE.xi", hermetically sealed ideally suitable for use in Zone I ,
group II A T3.
Contact rated at 24 V DC will be maximum 1A.

4.2 Signal Transmission
4.2.1 Pneumatic transmission
All components of a pneumatic measuring system shall be selected with a 0.2 - 1 bar range.
Pneumatic signals shall not be used on lines more than 100 m long from transmitter to controller on the one
hand and from controller to actuator on the other hand.

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4.2.2 Electrical transmission
In the interest of flexibility and standardisation, the components shall be in accordance with following
common characteristics:
All sensors/transmitters and controlled final receivers shall be 4-20 mA, 24 VDC.
Sensors/transmitters and control valve positionners shall be "Smart" type with a communication protocol
based on the HART standard.
Those connected to the ESD system will have their smart facilities disabled by a combination of hardwired
jumpers and instrument dedicated passwords.
For smart safety related instruments, access to configuration shall be protected by hardware means on the
instrument itself.
Instruments using mercury are forbidden.
Electrical signals shall be transmitted over individual cables to a junction box, then over a multi-pair cable to
a device or to the marshalling cabinet in technical room.
From the marshalling cabinet termination assemblies to the PCS and the PSS I/O modules, cables with
connectors shall be used.
4.3 General requirements
Local (field) instruments when necessary shall be provided with or NPT electrical connections
equipped with cable mounting glands. Glands shall comply with the area classification.
All CENELEC approved instrument, boxes or accessories must be labeled.
Instruments installed on the site shall have Ingress Protection lP65 minimum and be designed for corrosive
humid or salt air environment depending on the project.
They shall be coated with the manufacturers standard paint (except if the latter does not meet the projects
environmental constraint), in the manufacturers standard colour (except red).
They shall be generally provided for installation on 2 pipe (except for pressure gauges and instruments
screwed directly on a tap).
Instruments shall be provided with an engraved stainless steel tag number plate bearing their loop
identification number.
Local recorders shall be avoided.
For PCS, Electronic transmitters shall be two wire smart type, capable of supporting full digital
communications according to selected PCS. Smart transmitters with digital calibration signal surimposed on
2 wires 4-20 mA signals shall be the rule, to allow remote calibration from technical room.
For PSS system standard 2 wires electronic transmitters supported 4-20 mA signal shall be used. These
transmitters will have their smart facilities disabled by a combination of hardwired jumpers and instrument
dedicated passwords

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Process and Emergency Shut-down measure will be given by dedicated instrument connected on separate
tapping.
All instruments will be installed with vent and drain facilities, and for hazardous and/or polluting fluids the
vent/drain of instruments shall be piped to the vent/drain networks.
Instruments shall be insulated and/or heated and/or fitted with process separators when fluids characteristics
and/or temperature conditions can alter performance and reliability of the system.
The measurement capillaries shall be provided with heat insulation and mechanical protection.
In case of dual transmitters (one for Safety, one for Control) for the same process measurement, they shall
have same range and span and the process connections will be fully independent but shall be close together
to allow comparison of measurements.
On vessels, level transmitters tapping points shall be at the same elevation.
The same type of instruments shall be used for control of utilities as for process control.
Instruments requiring external bleeds, sealing fluids or heating shall be avoided as much as possible.
Sealant material should be lactated F 202 or equivalent. The use of Teflon is forbidden.
Switches are forbidden. Threshold function shall be based on analog signals from transmitter. The threshold
function shall be realised inside PCS or PSS.
This shall be the rule as far as the emergency shut-down of a machine or process unit is concerned. In
specific cases, switches could be used subject to COMPANYs authorisation.
The choice of control loop component locations shall be made in view of facilitating installation and
maintenance.
COMPANYs minimum requirements concerning instrument accessibility are given in section 6.

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5 Process Units Information
The following guidelines shall be followed when issuing hook-up drawings
Refer to the project document Ref. [14] instrument Hook-up Standards.
Care shall be taken to keep the variety of instruments to a minimum and to procure equipment offering the
best guarantees in terms of standardisation and Iocal maintenance.
Instrument technologies listed here below are the most common ones so this list is not exhaustive. Other
types of instruments could be used according to the interest or context of the project.

5.1 Flow Instruments
5.1.1 General
As a general rule flow shall be measured, where possible, from orifice plate differential pressure.
VORTEX flow-meter may be used where turn down ratio is required and would necessitate several orifice
plates to cover the whole range.
Rotameters shall be used for local indication only.
Other type of flow measuring shall be used only for very specific cases, and then only with COMPANYs
approval.
Sizing and design of process orifice plates shall be in accordance with ISO 5167 and 5168, unless specified
otherwise by COMPANY. .
Bracketed values shall be used, unless otherwise required, giving 0.5% additional uncertainty.
Beta ratio limits for orifice plate shall be between 0.20 to 0.70.
Where compressible fluids are metered using a differential producing device, the selected differential shall
preferably not exceed 36 % of the upstream static absolute pressure. .
Selected differential range shall preferably be 0 to 250 mbar. Other ranges 0-125, 0-500 or 0-625 mbar may
be used if required by process conditions. Where pressure drops are a critical factor a lower range shall be
considered.
In general, type 316 stainless steel paddle type orifice plates shall be provided.
Where the nature of the fluid is such as to require a higher alloy, or other material, it shall be consistent with
the line specification.
Orifice flange taps shall generally be used.
Orientation shall generally be horizontal. Where space limitations dictate, orientation of 45 up or down may
be considered.

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Mercury filled manometers shall not be used under any circumstances.
Measuring cells shall be able to withstand pressure up to the body rating in either direction and full vacuum.
The material used shall be in accordance with the piping specification but will be SS 316 as minimum.
Orifice plates shall be installed in horizontal lines; waivers may be granted for their mounting on vertical lines
with COMPANYs authorisation. Minimum straight sections shall be provided in accordance with API 550,
CONTRACTOR shall increase the upstream straight sections wherever possible.
Transmitters shall be installed as close as possible to the taps.
When two transmitters are connected to the same orifice plate, each ones may be individually isolated by
means of a compact block manifold.
The use of standards for the mounting of liquid flowmeters above taps and of gas flowmeters below taps
shall require prior authorisation from COMPANY.
5.1.2 Gas Flow
Instruments mounted horizontally with horizontal taps: this is the preferred installation.
Orifice plate mounted vertically with horizontal taps on the same side.
In vertical lines, the flow direction shall be downward.
Instrument mounted above the orifice plate: taps vertical or 45 up may be considered.
Impulse piping shall be given a slope of at least 15 % and its low points shall be provided with valves to drain
the condensates in the exceptional case of mounting below the orifice plate.
5.1.3 Liquid Flow
Instrument mounted horizontally with horizontal taps: this is the preferred mounting.
Orifice plate mounted vertically with horizontal taps on the same side.
In vertical lines, the flow direction shall be upward.
Instrument mounted below the orifice plate, taps 45 down may be considered.
Impulse piping shall be sloping 15 % towards the transmitter.
5.1.4 Use of Hook-Up Drawings
5.1.4.1 Short Mounting (Short Impulse Lines) used mainly for local indicators
It consists in mounting near the isolation valves.
However, accessibility precautions must be strictly observed.
5.1.4.1.1 Long Mounting (Long Impulse Line) for pressure transmitters and other instruments.
This shall be used only when the general accessibility rules preclude general mounting even after modifying
the piping layout to enable access.

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5.1.4.1.2 Mounting Accessories
Mounting accessories shall be according to the selection criteria of instrument piping class.
The use of tubing (OD dimension), manifold blocks and double ferrule compression fitting are selected for
the project. Tubing and fittings to be imperial size.
5.1.5 Other Flow Measuring Devices
5.1.5.1 Meters
Installation shall be according to Manufacturers instructions.
Where electrical lines are involved, cable routing shall avoid risks of interference.
5.1.5.2 Magnetic Flowmeters
Magnetic flowmeters shall be provided with an earth ground.
In cases where the amplifier is separated from the coils, electrical power shall be provided from the coils, to
the amplifier.
5.1.5.3 Rotameters
Rotameters shall be installed on vertical pipes with upward flow.
On process lines, they shall be located on a by-pass to the main line with:
Two full-flow block valves having the same diameter as the rotameter,
One full-flow bypass valve on the main line.
If a control valve is provided, it shall generally replace the downstream block valve for liquid service and the
upstream valve for gas service.
Rotameters shall be installed after flushing the lines.
Line proving shall be performed with the rotameter installed only if this one is all-metal.
5.1.5.4 Specific Metering (Fiscal, Turbine, Ultrasonic, Etc...)
Specific rules are detailed in the relevant metering specifications.

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5.2 Level Instruments
5.2.1 General
For butane or pentane process streams displacement transmitters shall be used.
Differential pressure transmitters shall, in general, be preferred over displacement transmitters for other
streams. The reference leg will preferably be kept dry.
The external cages for displacement type instruments shall be the manufacturers standard. External cage
instruments shall have a plugged vent, and drain connection.
When internally mounted displacer units are required, the minimum mounting flange diameter shall be 4
inches. Stilling wells shall be provided in the vessel for these applications.
Vessel shall, in general, be suitable for side / bottom displacers connections. Where side / bottom
connections can not be installed side / side can be considered. Standard lengths used are limited to 14, 32,
48 and 60. Other lengths may be considered subject to COMPANYs approval.
A stand pipe shall be used when:
There are two or more instrument levels and when the vessel rating is > 600 #,
There are three or more instrument levels and when the vessel rating is < 600 #,
However taps for shut-down level sensors shall always be dedicated and located on the vessel.
When Dp Flush is used connection on vessel shall be 4 flange.
Individual isolation and cleaning of instruments shall be possible in all cases.
In the case of an interface, instrument levels shall be installed such as to ensure permanent flood of the
connections. Each shall be independently mounted to the vessel, without a standpipe.
The lower level tap shall not be made in the bottom of the vessel. When a bottom tap cannot be avoided, the
inserted pipe shall be made to enter 50 mm into the vessel.
Radiation fins shall be specified in accordance with standard manufacturers recommendations.
Where slurries or other difficult services are required, flange mounted type differential pressure transmitters
may be used for level transmitters.
Non intrusive methods may be considered where appropriate.
Ball float level instruments shall be used only for ON-OFF service or for actuation of electrical equipment.
Hydrostatic head bubbler type level instruments shall not be used.
Float and cable (automatic) tank indicators shall, in general, be used on storage tanks. Normally they should
be installed in a stilling well.

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5.2.2 Pressure transmitter
The high pressure side shall be connected to the lower tap.
The low pressure side shall be vented to the atmosphere if the vessel is not under pressure. Otherwise, it
shall be connected to the upper tap. The instrument shall be located as a rule at the level of the lower tap.
Unless specific process requirements take priority, full bore valves shall be installed to allow removal of the
directly flange mounted type transmitter.
5.2.3 Torque Tube transmitter
Preferred mounting shall be bottom-side. Where this is not possible side-side and top-side mountings are
authorised.
A stilling well shall be provided for instruments with internal float.
Mounting shall include a drain valve.
Drains for hydrocarbons or hazardous liquids shall be connected to a drain network.
5.2.4 Level gauge glasses
Liquid gauge glasses shall be used for local level measurement.
Tubular type gauge glasses shall be used only where approved by COMPANY.
Reflex type gauge glasses shall be used on clean, non-viscous liquids.
Thru-vision type gauge glasses shall be used on other liquids, for interface service, and for applications
requiring mica or other type shields Mica shields shall be used on steam and corrosive services
Straight flow valves shall be installed immediately close to the equipment (one for each level leg).
Union-type couplings between the level gauge and the gauge shut-off valves (which allow gauge orientation)
shall be made of the same material as the gauge body.
All gauges shall be fitted with safety shut-off balls and shut-off valves with excess flow protection on top and
bottom connections. Shut-off valves shall be quick acting.
Gauge glasses shall be selected from size type 9 and the maximum coverage, with a single gauge shall be 5
sections.
Where greater coverage is required, multiple gauge glasses using either stand-pipes or independent vessel
connections shall be used with an over lap of at least of 50 mm.
Transparent type gauge glasses shall have fluorescent type or other illuminators suitable for area
classification.
Magnetic type gauge glasses may be used subject to COMPANYs authorisation.
For services below minus 45 C, the level gauge shall generally be transparent type with illuminators and
frost extensions.

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Top and bottom fluid line connections shall be provided to enable better orientation. All other types of
connections shall require justification in terms of special mounting requirements. The gauge glass shall be
oriented to ensure visibility by the operators.
5.2.5 Level Switches
This type of instrument is not recommended and shall be avoided. It may be used only under COMPANYs
authorisation.
Internal mounting of the float shall be adopted only on an exceptional basis. In which case, a 4 horizontal
flange shall be used for the location of the switch on the top of the vessel. A stilling well shall be provided.
Bottle-type level switches shall be mounted laterally (bottom-side connections), 1 flange type.
Mounting shall include a drain valve.
Drains for hydrocarbons or hazardous liquids shall be connected to a drain network.
5.2.6 Nucleonic Level Gauges
Installation of gauges shall be installed in accordance with Manufacturers recommendations.
Installation of gauges shall be submitted to COMPANY approval.

5.3 Pressure instruments
5.3.1 Pressure and Differential Pressure transmitter
Pressure transmitter ranges shall be selected such that normal operating pressure is within 50% to 80 % of
calibrated range.
Standard over-range protection shall be specified and at least 3 times of the maximum scale. Instruments
exposed to vacuum shall have under-range protection to full vacuum.
Pressure and differential pressure transmitters shall be with diaphragm or bellow type sensing elements.
They shall have stainless steel wetted parts unless process fluid requires other material.
Both body and element material shall be ANS1 316 as a minimum standard.
5.3.2 Pressure switches:
authorisation.
Switches shall be enclosed in stainless steel housings rated to IP 65 with hermetically sealed contacts.
Switches shall have double pole changeover contacts rated at least 1A / 24V DC.
5.3.3 Pressure gauges
These shall normally be Bourdon tube type.
Where the nature of the fluid is such as to require a higher alloy or other metal, the primary element, material
shall be consistent with the piping or equipment specification.

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Where Bourdon tube gauges cannot satisfy range requirements, other standard applicable elements shall
be used.
For YSP the number of standard ranges shall be minimised and selected according to standard
manufacturer.
The range of pressure gauges will be selected so that the normal pressure will be within 50 to 80% of
calibrated range and shall be capable of withstanding over-pressures up to the prevailing design pressure or
relieving pressure of the equipment. When this is not possible gauge protection devices may be employed.
Diaphragm seals may be fitted to pressure instruments in corrosive, viscous or services containing solids.
Pressure gauges shall normally have a diameter of 100 mm. They shall have, as a minimum, all wetted parts
and internals of stainless steel, and the external shall be filled with Glycerine.
Manometers may be furnished where required for low pressure or absolute pressure measurements.
Mercury filled manometers shall not be used.
Pressure gauges shall be furnished with pulsation dampers for pulsating services.
5.3.4 Pressures Taps
Pressure taps shall be made with 3/4 piping (2 for pipeline).
Different dimensions may be used on an exceptional basis as required for instruments with separating
diaphragms, for example, or for analyser sampler circuits.
No pressure taps shall be made in turbulence zones (elbows, reducers, etc).
Except where required by the process or in the case of piping of 1500 #, two instruments shall never be
connected to the same tap.
Taps shall be perpendicular to the axis of the piping
Position shall be horizontal in vertical lines
Vertical and near the top in horizontal gas service lines
Horizontal in horizontal liquid or steam services lines.
5.3.5 Mounting
Short mounting shall be the preferred mounting, based on the same general rules as stated for flow
measurements. A decompression valve or plus shall be systematically provided.

5.4 Temperature Instruments
5.4.1 Temperature transmitter
Temperature measurements shall be generally taken with RTD in a thermowell and associated with a 4-20
mA transmitter smart type.
Temperature transmitters will be integrally head mounted with thermowell.

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Use of thermocouples or separate-amplifier RTDs shall be restricted to machines and heaters.
The heaters are to be fitted with skin temperature sensors. These thermocouples shall be fitted with
transmitters local to the heater to minimise the use of compensated cable and to use only 4-20 mA analog
input cards on the PCS/ESD systems.
RTDs and thermocouples shall be 6mm OD ground insulated type unless otherwise required
RTD Ceramic type sheaths may be provided for gas phase measurement in fire-box and flue gas areas at
heater, boilers, furnaces, stacks and large vessels which operate at 450 C and higher.
Resistance probe RTD will be class A tolerance unless otherwise stated and shall be the preferred method
of temperature measurement, for process temperatures up to 500 C
Resistance probe RTD shall have a resistance of 100 at 0 C, 3 wires type.
Heaters to be fitted with skin thermocouples. These thermocouples shall be fitted with transmitters local to
the heater to minimise the use of compensated cable and to use only 4-20 mA analog input cards on the
PCS/ESD systems.
5.4.2 Thermometer
Local indicating thermometers shall be bimetallic dial type, with a diameter of 100 mm, every angle type.
Bi-metallic temperature indicators shall be supplied as complete assemblies comprising:
indicator, extension nipple and thermowell.
Scale graduations, zero adjustment and over-range protection shall be Suppliers standard. Accuracy shall
be within 1 % of span.
Ranges shall be selected such that the normal operating temperature indication is approximately within 50%,
80% of the calibrated range.
Scales shall be direct reading and standard ranges shall be as selected.
Bi-metallic thermometers in service where vibration may be expected shall be either silicone filled or have
other internal dampening means.
Where specified, or where remote indication is required, thermometers of the filled capillary type shall be
used. (Mercury must not be used). Where capillary tubes are used, care should be taken to ensure that the
adequate support and protections provided.
5.4.3 Thermowell
Thermowell type shall be one piece thermowell, bored from one piece solid bar stock or forgings, and shall
include a retaining flange. Tapered thermowells with round tip shall be selected.
The thermowell standard material is SS 316L. Monel is recommended for seawater services.
The cover flange and the thermowell shall always meet the relevant Piping Class material requirements for
material selection and dimension.

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Thermowells shall be made in conformity with the ASME PTC 19.3 calculations. The Supplier shall supply
frequency and stress analysis calculations.
CONTRACTOR shall perform pre-sizing of the well.
Test wells for general use shall be provided with screwed plugs permanently attached by stainless steel
chain.
Immersion length: the tip of the thermowell shall be located within the second third of the flow line diameter.
Thermowells shall be connected to the piping via a 1 1/2 (2 on vessels) Welding Neck flange tube,
depending of the Piping Class material and stress analysis results of the thermowells
For thermowell installation in pipes with a diameter of less than 4, a widening of the pipe to 4 shall be
provided ; the coupling shall be welded to centre the sensing part of the well in the process line.
On horizontal lines, the thermowell shall be connected to the top part of the pipe.
For thermowell installation on vertical line with a diameter of less than 3, a widening of the pipe to 3 shall
be provided.
The thermowell shall be installed preferably in straight runs of pipe or, when it is not possible, in an elbow
with flow opposing the thermowell.
Couplings or pipes located before exchanger outlet flanges shall not be used as permanent measuring
points.
An exception will be made in the case of superposed exchangers.
For thermowells longer than 500 mm, an engineering note shall be provided documenting the wells bending
strength and, where relevant, its buckling strength.
For installation convenience, the thermowells shall be guided or a shorter thermowells shall be selected by
agreement with COMPANY.
Different thermowell standards may be adopted in special cases, such as:
Lens rings mounting on wellheads,
Mounting with radiation-proofing for high-vacuum processes.
5.4.4 Temperature Switches
authorisation.
Switches will be enclosed in stainless steel housings rated to lP65 hermetically sealed. Switches shall have
double pole change over contacts rated at least 1amp at 24 VDC.

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5.5 Miscellaneous Measuring Instruments
5.5.1 Tachometers
Local tachometers shall be mounted on the machines or on the field panel and be visible by the operator
operating the start-up panel.
They shall be easy to remove while machine is running.
These instruments shall be pulsed - output electronic type.
5.5.2 Vibrations
Electric output, enabling measurement of amplitude and frequency of vibrations. Instruments shall be
installable and removable on-line.
Vibration sensors are usually included in the mechanical vendor scope.
Labelled locating points (couplings, spoffacings, etc) are provided on bearing bodies for making
measurements of vertical and horizontal vibrations perpendicular to the axis: sensors without contact shall
be installed in the bearings and their outputs routed to instruments at the remote control panel.
Location of measuring points: sensors without contact shall be mounted radially on each bearing. Two
sensors should be provided at right angles in each radial plane.
The exact location where the measurement is made shall be marked on the machine itself.
CONTRACTOR shall carefully select the locations for vibration sensors. The shaft surface should be smooth
and free from scratches, oxidation, eccentricities, diameter variations, threads and so on.
The vibration sensor shall be adapted to the shafts metal and finishing or surface treatment.
Sufficient clearance shall be provided to ensure that sensor detects only movements of the shaft and
operates in its linear range.
The sensor shall not be mounted on a part of the shaft susceptible to thermal expansion.
Cables shall be routed to avoid excessive temperature exposure. This point is critical where gas turbines are
concerned.
Sensors shall be spaced sufficiently apart to avoid crosstalk.
Penetrations of bearing boxes shall be through the bottom half to enable their opening without damaging the
cable.
The sensing end of the sensor shall be maintained at a suitable distance from any metal parts, which might
distort the measurement. Its support shall be bevelled to allow a lateral clearance equal to the diameter of
the probe.
The sensor mounting bracket shall be stiff and secured by two bolts.

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5.5.3 Displacement Or Axial Thrust
Axial position sensors shall be placed in the thrust bearing and their output signals shall be routed to
instruments at the remote control panel.
Axial thrust sensors shall be installed in accordance with API 670.
5.6 Control Valves
Refer to the project document Ref. [6] Control valve specification.
The valve characteristics shall be specified so as to obtain a linear valve characteristic over the operating
range. To achieve this, the characteristic shall normally be Linear when the major part of the energy loss in a
valve system is across the control valve over its range of operation. Otherwise, valve characteristics shall be
equal percentage. This will usually result in using:
a) equal percentage characteristics on flow and temperature.
b) linear characteristics on level services
5.7 ON/OFF Valve Characteristics
Refer to the project document Ref. [7] On/Off valves actuators and control panels specification.
The ON/OFF actuated valves will be of the pneumatic spring return type or hydraulic double acting type
regarding valves with diameter greater than 18 . They will have solenoid valve and partial stroking test
facilities as defined on P & IDs
Detailed operation of the ON-OFF valves and schematic according to the type of actuator are defined on
ON/OFF actuator specification and P & ID typical for instrumentation.
5.8 Relief And Discharge Valves
Refer to the project document Ref. [8] Safety valves specification.
The safety relief valves shall meet the requirements of API RP 526 and shall be of direct-acting, angle
pattern, full nozzle entry and high capacity type.

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6 Instrument accessibilty
6.1 General accessibility rules
Each instrument (for Process, ESD or F&G) shall be considered as a work station. Accordingly, it shall be
required that any action on the instrument can be executed safely and efficiently.
Safety requires that the instrument layout, individual location and accessibility shall be designed in
compliance with the latest work safety regulations applicable to the concerned area.
Efficiency requires conditions enabling operation and maintenance.
As accessibility design may entail piping / tubing design modifications, CONTRACTOR shall be expected to
commence such design work at an early state, and to verify the results on piping layout drawings and on the
model. Regarding the instruments, a distinction shall be made between:
A permanent work station, where operators work more than once a week,
And a non-permanent work station, where operators work once or fewer times per week.
All the permanent stations and their access means shall be shown on the piping drawings. CONTRACTOR
shall submit these for COMPANY approval.
Requests for exemptions from the accessibility rules should be submitted to COMPANY only on an
exceptional basis and only if warranted by one of the following considerations:
Process: an inaccurate but repeatable measurement may be tolerated for some variables.
Operation: some operations, provided they are called for infrequently and involve an ON-OFF
control, for instance the working of an isolating valve, may be handled at arms length".
6.2 Essential accessibility rules.
All instruments must be able to be read easily,
For permanent work stations not accessible from the ground or from a platform, COMPANY
requires fixed ladders or walkways,
For non-permanent work stations, movable ladders shall be tolerated for heights under 5 m,
measured from the ground or from a platform of more than 25 m2 overall area, large enough to
contain the projection of the given measuring point.
Mobile, self-powered lifting devices are prohibited,
The distribution of work stations as permanent or non-permanent is based upon the following table
All the permanent stations are represented on the layout drawing or the model, nevertheless, prior to each
individual instrument installation or first-of-a-type installation. The Installation Team and the Supervising
Team shall meet at the site to decide which details will be left to the discretion of the Field Construction
Team, including such details as orientation, distances from the work station height, etc
For gas detectors, permanent valves and tubing shall be installed to allow remote calibration / testing.
Detectors in HVAC ducts, equivalent remote calibration testing facilities shall be made available.

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INSTRUMENT
NORMAL INSTALLATION
PERMANENT STATION

EXCEPTIONAL
INSTALLATION
NON~PERMANENT
STATION

ON/OFF valve X
Control valve x
Safety valve x
Transmitter (P-L-F-T) X
Local Controller x
Local converter X
Orifice flange X X
Removable orifice flange X
In-line meter X
Pressure tap X X
Pressure gauge X X
Level gauge glasses X
Level switch x
Analyser tap x
Thermowell X X
Thermometer X X
Fire detectors x
6.3 Testing
All instruments shall be tested/calibrated on site before mounting with certification documentation as
required.
All instruments tubing shall be pressure tested to 1.5 times maximum operating pressure. Specifically
hydraulic tubing shall be flushed following NACE 16-38 class 6.

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7 Instrument Hook-Up
For all detailed design work, refer to the project document Ref. [14] instrument Hook-up Standards.
Instrument pneumatic connections shall generally be made with 1/4 NPT - F, and with 3/8 or 1/2 couplings
to air cylinders.
When process connections are flange type, flanges shall have preferably a rating of 300# and above
according to the Piping Class.
For pressure < 70 bar g: Single block and bleed valves are required.
For pressure > 70 bar g: Double block and bleed valves are required.
Tubing for instruments being 904 L stainless steel or painted 316 stainless steel. Fitting being 316 stainless
steel (Process impulse lines and hydraulic/pneumatic lines to valves).
CONTRACTOR may select lower rating following a mechanical and economic study, subject to COMPANYs
approval.
The table below summarizes COMPANY's basic requirements

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TAPS AND COUPLING

Connections to equipment Proc Equip
Instrument Pressure
Vessel
Piping Storage tank
INSTRUMENT
CONNECTION
VENT AND
DRAIN
Thermowell 2" 300 lb min
flange
1" 300lb min
flange
2" 300 lb min
flange
1" or 2"300 lb
min flange

local indic and
PG pressure
transmitter
2" 300 lb min
flange
3/4 " 2" 300 lb min
flange
" NPT Male
" NPT Female

PG with
diaphragm
2" 300 lb min
flange
3/4 "flange 2" 300 lb min
flange
" 300 lb min.
flange

Torque tube
transmitter
2" 300 lb min
flange
3/4 " 2" 300 lb min
flange
2 300 lb min.
flange
1" NPT F
DP Transmitter 2" 300 lb min
flange
2" 300 lb min
flange
" NPT female
Gauge glass 2" 300 lb min
flange
" 300 lb min.
flange
" NPT F
Level switch 2" 300 lb min
flange
1" NPT F
In-line indicator Same class
and dia. as
line

Rotameter Same class
and dia. as
line

DPT with FE "NPT " NPT female
Annubar or Pilot 1 " flange 1 " flange
Analyser 2" 300 lb min
flange
1 " flange 2" 300 lb min
flange
according to
type

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8 Technical Room Equipment
The equipment order shall define the conditions for the delivery of Technical Room equipment including:
Delivery point (room, specific store, etc),
Form of delivery: whether packed, dismantled, or contrarily, completely pre-assembled,
Third party assistance,
Supplier assistance during installation.
Site required to:
Transportation from the point of delivery to the Technical Room or mechanical equipment rooms,
with appropriate lifting equipment taking special care and attention of electronic equipment,
Unpacking,
Installation in the rooms,
Inter-wiring not provided by the equipment supplier,
Installation of control and safety systems interconnecting cables (internal and external) shall be
supervised by systems vendor,
All internal connections specified on the wiring diagrams for process measurements, power
supplies, controller, etc.
9 Electrical Wiring Installation
9.1 General
The design of instrument routing in the process unit and between the unit and the technical room shall take
into account the following:
The area classification drawing,
Possible soil pollution hazards due to infiltration of hydrocarbons and chemicals from the unit,
Fire hazards,
Risks of mechanical damage to cables in exposed areas (impacts, sun, etc),
Installation costs associated with the selected wiring method,
Possible signal interference along common cable runs,
Limited-access areas and areas reserved for equipment maintenance.
Wiring and tagging rules shall be in accordance with Wiring and Tagging Rules here after in appendix 3.
9.2 Marking
The cables will be tagged with stamped stainless steel or polypropylene labels attached to the cables by
means of stainless steel collars or other appropriate means.
Cable identification markers shall be fitted at every point of origin and termination, at each intersection of
cable rack, at each side of every cable transit or similar penetration and at 15 m intervals.

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9.3 Offshore Main Routing Cable Trays
9.3.1 General
Main routing cable trays routed under floor and the cables passage through the floor (to J.B or instruments)
shall be mechanically protected by galvanized pipe, MCT, or others.
Optical fibers used for the redundant network of PSS and PCS systems shall have separate routing.
Cables and conduits routed overhead shall be supported and mechanically protected against all potentially
damaging stresses.
Cable trays and covers shall be made on aluminium marine environment type, ALU 5754 (refer to
COMPANY general specification Ref. [25] Cabletrays / ladders).
They shall comply with following requirements:
Material shall be fire resistant following NFC 20455, attested by recognized laboratory,
Spacing and supporting systems of cable trays and ladders shall be designed by the Manufacturer
in such a way that they show no permanent deformation when the installation is assumed
complete (120% of cables installed) and with additional loading of 80 kg extra.
Supports shall be painted, refer to section 12.
Cable clamps for securing the cables to trays shall be nylon or stainless steel. For long cable runs,
COMPANY further requires that fastening clips also be provided.
Dimensions of the cable trays shall be such as to provide a spare capacity of 20 % for subsequent
field modifications and additions.
Cable and conduit supports shall be separate from those used for the instruments and shall be
spaced to meet the anticipated load in the trays.
Cable trays shall be sized to receive cables with fasteners as follows:
Separate fasteners for cables larger than 25 mm in diameter,
Fasteners for 2 cable groups maximum, for cables between 15 and 25 mm in diameter,
4 cable fasteners, maximum, for cables less than 15 mm in diameter,
CONTRACTOR shall ensure that cable conduit trays, and supports are:
Readily accessible, without interfering with traffic and access to electrical equipment,
Located away from high temperature equipment and equipment presenting a fire hazard (oil
pumps, burner ports on boilers and furnaces, etc.),
Fireproof in high fire hazard areas,
Located away from any areas where they might be subjected to mechanical damage from liquids,
gases or vapors. They should be mechanically protected as required in areas where damage could
result from vehicles or mobile machines and in all cases shall be routed for maximum protection
inside the structural sections,
Firmly supported,
Fastened, space permitting, with nuts and bolts, with rounded bolt heads on the inside and nuts on
the outside of the cable tray,
For steel cable trays, earthing continuity to be provided.

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9.3.2 Cable Trays
CONTRACTOR shall take into account the following minimum requirements for selection of cable trays and
for installation drawings and instructions:
Cable tray elements shall be routed in horizontal position. They shall be installed as shown in
figures 7.13 and 7.14 of API 550 Part I section 7,
Exceptionally vertical position shall require prior authorisation from COMPANY,
When cable trays are located on risks of damage location, covers shall be installed,
The cable trays between main routing and junction boxes shall be with covers protection,
Cable tray elements of limited size and weight for easy handling,
Changes of direction shall be made at an oblique angle and allow for the cables minimum radius of
curvature,
All cutting parts, burrs and sharp edges, which might damage the cable insulation, shall be
removed,
Supports shall be provided for cable fasteners in vertical channel sections,
A partition shall be provided when air lines and cables are routed in the same channel.
9.4 Offshore Cable Transits in Modules, Premises, Etc.
Cable and tube passages through the walls of pressurized rooms shall maintain the walls fireproofing and
sealing integrity.
MCT type transits (Multi Cable Transit) shall be used offshore and selected to suit the class of wall (A60,
AO,...).
The frame shall be installed or welded according to Suppliers recommendations.
The transit frame shall be duly filled after running all the cables required as per the cable schedule through in
accordance with Suppliers recommendations.
The Installation Team shall take special care to:
Provide sufficient accessibility to enable work around an MCT,
Comply with cable segregation procedures as prescribed for the other parts of the cable routes,
Leave spare transit space for later modifications (20% extra space per cable category - see
paragraph 9.8.2). These spares shall be apparent on the as-built drawings supplied by the
CONTRACTOR.
9.5 Junction Boxes
Junction boxes shall be located equidistant of the instruments they serve and/or at the limits of the unit in the
case of package construction.
For JB labelling requirements, refer to Wiring and Tagging Rules here after in
appendix 3.
They shall be:
Increased safety type EEx e II A T3 and IP 65 minimum as per CENELEC EN 50014/50019,
Polyester (preferred solution), or metal (316 SS painted) accepted,

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Specialised (dedicated) per signal type (measurements, contacts, etc.. .), and per system (PCS,
ESD, F & G) as defined in paragraph 9.8.4.1,
Located far from vibration areas,
Arranged vertically and at man-height,
Readily accessible,
Placed vertically with respect to the protective sleeves of the grounding leadouts of cables or
tubes,
Equipped so that the cables are securely fastened and able to resist any pulling force; cables shall
all be brought in through the bottom,
Labelled in a permanent manner,
Entries of cables from bottom,
All entries of cables not used shall be obtruded by plug in accordance with JB classification,
Junction boxes shall be closed as soon as installation work is completed. The Installation Team shall install
approved plugs in all unused openings.
Particular label shall be supplied and installed by manufacturer. In particular IS circuit inside for JB,
9.6 Cable Glands
They shall be protected by a elastomeric gland shroud.
On junction boxes they shall be:
Metallic, nickel plated brass material,
In accordance with JB classification and protection index (lP),
Increased safety EEx e follow CENELEC EN 50 014/50 019,
Triple effect type:
1. Internal weatherproof sheath,
2. Armour clamping (with grounding continuity),
3. External weatherproof sheath,
For armour type refer to document Ref. [2] Instrument Cable Specification.
On instruments they shall be:
Metallic, brass material,
In accordance with instruments classification and Ingress Protection index (IP),
Increased safety EEx e follow CENELEC EN 50014/50019,
Increased safety EEx d follow CENELEC EN 50014/50018,
With external cable grip by flanges and without earth continuity on the cable armour,
Internal weatherproof sheath.
9.7 Junction Boxes Terminals
Terminals shall meet the following requirements:
Mounting on a profile section; replaceable bi-chromated cadmium-plated type,
6 mm center-to-center spacing for conductors smaller than 1.5 mm2 in cross section,

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Earthing bus bar (PE),
Spacing otherwise to be selected according to conductor cross section,
Double screw type,
No loosen type for intrinsic safe,
One core per crimps and one crimps per terminal,
Equipped with a copper gland plate for earthing continuity.
9.8 Wiring Precautions
9.8.1 Precautions Against Electromagnetic Interferences
Refer to the project document Ref. [4] Instrument Earthing Principles.
The continuity of shields shall be maintained through line interruptions (terminal blocks, junction box, etc.) by
connecting the continuity wires together and earthed.
Shield continuity wires in all terminal blocks shall be individually connected to a continuity bus bar.
All the shields shall be connected to a common ground (PE), on the technical room side, in the terminal
cabinets containing the incoming terminal blocks and functional terminal blocks.
Armouring and screens of spare cables shall be grounded by mechanical earth at each end of the cable.
Connections of cables and wires between Technical Room and Control Room equipment shall be made
according to control systems Vendors recommendations.
Cables shall be connected to Terminals of the Marshalling cabinets in order to avoid excessive cable loops
lengths in the false floor of the Technical Room.
9.8.2 Spare Lengths
At each cable entrance, at the terminal cabinets in the Technical Room, a pigtailed length of approximately
2m maxi of extra cable shall be provided.
Suitable slack of 60 to 80 mm shall be left for each conductor in equipment and terminal block channels. .
Individual cables between junction boxes and instrument shall have only one cable expansion of 20 to 30 cm
maxi diameter at end field.
All spare cores should be connected to the relevant earth (IS or Non IS).
All ends of cables shall be equipped with thermo-retractable shroud.
9.8.3 Protection of Electronic Circuits
Electronic equipment shall be installed at the latest possible time. Cards and PC boards in particular shall be
installed only when an air conditioning system is in reliable service and when the Technical Room is free of
dust (accordingly, after the multipair cables of the plant have been pulled and connected). A temporary air
conditioning of HVAC installation may be acceptable provided it is reliable and substantially keeps out humid
air and dust (i.e. at least with redundant air conditioners and entrance air locks installed).
The electronics cabinet frame shall be connected to mechanical earth, prior to connect any other cables.

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Knife edges terminals on racks for incoming multipair cables shall be left open. Otherwise (and as a
precaution even when left open), connect the shields and/or armours to the electronics ground before
making the connections for the interconnections to the electronics cabinets.
lnputs to solid state multiplexers should not be left open; buses should be guarded to prevent interference by
checking shield integrities and providing plugs for coaxials.
Equipment shall be connected to the normal power source at the earliest possible time and wiring in the
mechanical equipment room checked out.
Loads shall be connected and/or reconnected sequentially.
9.8.4 Segregation
The cable routing containing the instruments measurement cables shall be separated and routed in
independent cable trays from those containing the power cables (high voltage, electrical power distribution
lines and so on). Nevertheless, every effort shall be made to define a common route for the separates runs.
For safety reasons certain cables may be required to be routed separately. Cables, which are redundant,
shall be segregated and routed separately.
Parallel power and instrument cable routings shall be spaced at least 0,5m apart, refer to paragraph 9.8.4.3
hereunder. Crossing between power cable runs and instrument cable runs shall be made at right angles at a
distance of more than 0,3m.
When IS cables have to be run with Non IS cables, separate runs shall be used, according to CENELEC
rules.
Telecom cables may be routed together instrument cables but with separate trays (Refer to telecom cables
specification).
Instrument power supply cables 230 VAC may be run in the equivalent electrical low voltage cables trays.
Each set of cables shall be separated wherever possible by a spacing of 10 cm where trays are used, it shall
be possible to segregate by using different trays for different types of signal and combining on one tray
cables carrying compatible signals.

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9.8.4.1 Segregation of Cables and Junction Boxes
Instrumentation cables and JB shall be segregated according to signal type and instrument systems as
follows:
For cables and JBs identification refer to Wiring and tagging rules here after attached in appendix 3
(section 17).

Intrinsically safe Non Intrinsically safe
PCS ESD F&G PCS ESD F&G
EIectrical Power
230 VAC
4-20 mA I/O
signals
X X X X X X -
ON/OFF Contact
24V DC
X X X X X X -
ON/OFF
Command
- - - X X X -
* * * * * * *
* For special signals, to be completed during detail engineering

9.8.4.2 Segregation of Cables Runs
Instrumentation cable shall be grouped by signal type to prevent possible interferences.
Intrinsically safe Non intrinsically safe
Measure : ON/OFF Contact X X
ON/OFF Command - .
* * *
* For special signals, to be completed during detail engineering

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9.8.4.3 Spacing
The minimum spacing between electrical and instrument cables shall be as follows, where d stands for
distance apart:
230 V AC or 50A d 0.50 m
440 V AC or 200A d 0.75 m
> 440 VAC < 6600V AC d 1.00 m
6600V AC and up to d 1.50 m.
9.8.5 Cable Ties
Cables running on trays shall be fastened as describe in paragraph 9.3
Cables and groups of cables shall be installed contiguous, except where there is a risk of interference, as in
the case of cables carrying different types of signals.
Each multiconductor cable shall be securely attached before its splitting by suitable clamps, adapted to its
stiffness, so that it will not be supported by its connections and will not stress the cable gland.

9.8.6 Cable Ends
Cable protective devices (sheaths, braids) should not be systematically removed as soon as the cable enters
a relatively protected area (control room, control desk, etc.). Instead, they shall be maintained up to the point
of cable splitting, within marshalling cabinets.
The primary protection (inner sheath protecting the conductors) shall be maintained until the conductors are
fanned out for wiring purposes and shall be protected by a flexible sleeve or heatshrink sheath.
The ends of cable wire they are strepped back shall be protected by a flexible sleeve or heatshrink sheath.
The spare conductors shall be wired to terminals, which shall be connected to relevant earth in the Technical
Room.

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10 Marshalling cabinets
10.1 General
This section describes the minimum design, manufacturing and testing of Marshalling Cabinets (MC)
Scope of supply shall be divided into two categories:
PCS marshalling cabinets
PSS marshalling cabinets (combining ESD/F&G)

SUPPLIER shall be responsible for complete:
Design and construction of MC
Installation of components inside MC
Internal wiring within the MC
Documentation
10.2 Environmental conditions
Cabinets shall be installed in Instrument technical rooms/buildings. These rooms shall be equipped with
HVAC system and will be non-hazardous areas.
Cabinets shall be suitable with inside conditions for instrumentation defined in Instrument concept study.
The Supplier shall state the storage/operating temperature and relative humidity limits of the equipment
supplied.
10.3 Quantity of cabinets and location
Jack-up Modular building:
1 set of PCS MC (if required)
1 set of PSS MC (combined with PSS system cabinet)

Platform (QP2) Instrument Technical Room (ITR):
1 set of PCS MC
1 set of PSS MC
10.4 Marshalling Cabinets Purpose
Marshalling cabinets shall be provided as the means of interfacing the field instrument and Motor Control
Center (MCC) and electrical switchboards wiring with the system I/O modules.
MC shall have dedicated terminal blocks for all field wiring termination. A second set of dedicated plug-in
terminal blocks (ELCO or equivalent) shall be provided for I/O modules system cable termination.
The plug-in terminal blocks shall be arranged adjacent to the corresponding field terminal blocks with the
cross wiring in between.
In addition to terminal blocks, the following equipment shall be installed within the marshalling cabinets:

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I/O termination panels (if any);
24 VDC Power distribution units for field instrument;
intrinsically safety barriers;
interposing, isolation and threshold monitor relays (if any);
converters (if any);
cable trunking with covers;
internal lighting with door activating switch.
10.5 Cabinet mechanical requirements
The main requirements for the cabinets are:
Design and construction of equipment and mechanical assemblies shall be modular.
Full account shall be taken of the necessity for speedy location and replacement of defective parts
with the minimum amount of dismantling or removal of associated equipment.
High density packaging techniques shall be employed throughout the design.
The internal layout of cabinets shall be designed to provide unimpeded access to all modules,
power distribution switches, fuses, terminals and cable termination areas.
Modular plug-in technique shall be used.
IP 21 (as a minimum) standard metallic industrial enclosures (height = 2000 mm).
Cabinets shall be plinth mounted (H = 100 mm).
All cabinets shall be designed as free standing units.
Anti-vibration strip (Tico or equivalent) shall be provided between plinths and cabinets.
Cabinets shall be constructed in section for transportation. Each section shall be provided with
removable, collared, lifting eyes for panel handling. Group lifts shall employ lifting frames.
Cabinets shall be provided with removable side panels. Side panels at interconnecting panel faces
are not required.
Cabinets shall be front & rear access with hinged and lift off double doors (to be confirmed
according to technical room layout).
Cabinets shall have bottom cable entries with supporting bar and seating plate.
Cabinets shall be epoxy coated (colour to be approved).
Each cabinet shall be equipped with internal lighting with door activating switch.
Two socket outlets in each cabinet powered from instrument Power Distribution Board (PDB) via 2
A circuit breaker.
The Supplier shall take every care to ensure that the power distribution system, including fuse
and/or circuit breaker protection, is adequately considered to reduce the possibility of common
mode failure to a minimum.
Each cabinet shall be equipped with internal drawing steel pockets.
Each equipment item shall be identified by its unique equipment number defined by
CONTRACTOR, affixed to the front face.
Legend plates shall be manufactured from 316 stainless steel. Legend character shall be boldly
engraved and 15 mm high and filled black.
Internal components should be identified with engraved nameplates.
Ventilation requirements shall be arranged to avoid the creation of local hot-spots. Natural
ventilation is preferred but forced ventilation systems shall be fitted to cabinets where necessary.
All ventilation intakes shall be filtered.

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The SUPPLIER shall provide detailed power consumption and heat dissipation figures for each equipment
power supply unit.
General organisation and dimensions of cabinets shall be defined by SUPPLIER and subjected to approval
before manufacturing.
10.6 Cabinet equipment
10.6.1 Terminals
They shall meet the following requirements:
Terminals shall be selected according to field panel wiring conductor size and rating,
Terminals shall be Klippon EIectrical type or equivalent;
Field connecting terminals shall be suitable for cable cross section cable as specified in document
Ref;[2] Instrument cable specification. They shall be of the knife edge type and incorporate
sockets for standard test plugs,
Terminals shall be suitable for 32 mm bichromated cadmium-plated DIN standard mounting
channel,
Each powered 24 VDC input or output shall be fused using Klippon AFT terminals or MCB
protection and isolation for maintenance purpose,
Equipped with cable shield continuity strip,
All field inputs and outputs shall be terminated as per fields junction boxes order. Each section of
the terminal blocks corresponding to a single multi-pair shall be segregated by a separator,
Terminal blocks shall be arranged vertically,
All wiring shall have termination pins,
Terminal blocks, circuit breakers, switches, etc., shall be snap fit type suitable for standard rail
mounting,
All cabinets shall have two power supply feeder,
Each incoming feeder shall be terminated on a double pole isolating switch. CONTRACTOR shall
advise on incoming feeder size,
Each power and earthing connections shall be permanently and durably-labelled according to their
services,
Protective covers shall be provided over all power distribution terminals to reduce the likelihood of
accidental short-circuits and contact by maintenance personnel. Appropriate and clear
identification and warning labels stating voltage shall be provided,
IS field cable shall be terminated directly to IS barriers with spare conductors terminated to Klippon
SAK type (blue) terminals or equivalent and hence to system IS earth bus bar.
10.6.2 Cabling and Marking
All cables and wires shall be installed in cable duct or cable tray.
Segregation of cables shall be in accordance with voltage and level of redundancy.
Cable colours shall be in accordance with codes and standards defined by the CONTRACTOR.
All cables cores must be terminated.
All cables shall be adequately supported and secured to prevent cables from unseating at the
connectors.
Cabinet internal wiring shall be arranged in such a way that they will not interfere with
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Interconnection between several MC shall be avoided as much as possible. MC design and
system I/O assignments must consider this point.
Power wiring to termination panels shall be wired in parallel. Daisy chaining of power wiring is
prohibited.
Each wire and cable must be marked and labelled at both ends. .
All terminal block assemblies shall have terminal block labels and each terminal shall be tagged
with sequence number.
Each cabinet, cable, terminal block, relay, equipment, etc. ; shall be marked and labelled
according to information delivered by the CONTRACTOR.
Field cables shall be in accordance with the project document Ref. [2] Instrument cables
specification.
Cable trays for incoming field cables shall be of perforated stainless steel construction free from all
burrs and sharp edges. Securing screw-head shall not damage wiring.
Wire-ways shall be of the vented flame resistant, low smoke, low toxicity type. Colour coding is
required for IS and Non-IS circuits. Light blue shall be used for IS circuits. Removable covers shall
be provided.
Cable trays and wire-ways shall not be filled to greater than 50% of their total capacity.
Cabinet wiring shall be in accordance with basic requirement of the project document Ref. [2]
Instrument cables specification. The Supplier may offer his standard cable of similar specification
for approval.
Plastic wire-ways should be provided for all internal wiring whenever possible to ensure that the
cable looming is kept to a minimum. Cables within wire-ways should be secured with plastic ties to
prevent spilling when covers are removed.
Power, signal and IS wiring should be adequately segregated. Screening shall be used where
necessary to minimise electrical noise. Field termination side of terminals-banks shall be reserved
for field cabling only. Field cabling shall occupy dedicated cable trays.
For more information concerning cable markings refer to appendix 3.
10.6.3 Earthing
Cabinet earthing requirements shall comply to the following guidelines
Project document Ref. [4] : Instrument earthing principles.
Project document Ref. [12] : Electrical Earthing and Bonding Systems Design.
COMPANY general specification Ref. [24] : Design of Earthing and bonding systems
Each MC shall be provided with mechanical and instrument earth bus-bars.
To ensure adequate protection to both personnel and equipment up to four (4) earthing systems shall be
used.
PE : Equipotential earth bonding system
IPE : Instrument Protective Earth system
IE : Instrument Earth system
ISE : Intrinsically Safe Earth system
These different earthing shall be interconnected inside each cabinets.
Intrinsic safety earth bus-bar shall be provided only for MC with barriers installation

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The continuity of all metallic parts shall be maintained by suitably arrange equipotential connection. When
connection is made by cable the copper conductor minimum size shall be 16 mm2
Doors shall be connected to metallic frames with flexible cables, which are in turn connected to the
mechanical earth bus-bar
10.7 Spare capacity
Spare capacities indicated hereafter are the provision of 30 % future spares for each Marshalling cabinet at
the final commissioning date. Spares shall cover cabinet space and individual components installed in each
MC.
Field termination side shall include:
All components (terminals, relays, wires ducts, etc) required for unused spare cores (30%
minimum).
10% installed spare components (terminals, relays, wires, trunking, etc.) ready for -future
connections;
20% spare space for future I/O extension.
I/O system termination side shall include:
10 % installed spare components (connectors, system cables, wires, trunkings, field termination
adaptors, etc.) to be connected to 10 % installed spare system I/O modules;
20% spare space for future I/O extension.
10.8 Factory acceptance test (FAT)
FAT of PCS, ESD and F&G systems shall include tests to check the respective MC cabling.
The Supplier shall provide complete FAT on all equipment under his supplies.
Prior to the system FAT, CONTRACTOR shall inspect MC at the MC Manufacturer workshop.
All cables between MC and system cabinets shall be connected for the FAT.
The Supplier shall furnish necessary equipment, tools and qualified technicians / engineers for the FAT.
Minimum tests to be performed on MC are:
visual and conformity check,
cross wiring check (100% test),
documentation check,
earthing continuity test,
insulation test,
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11 Selection of equipment according to area classification
This section is intended to detail for CONTRACTOR purposes, COMPANY hazardous area classification
requirements and selection of instruments designed to operate in these classified areas.
11.1 Hazardous areas
Hazardous areas shall be classified according to the recommendations of CEI 79-10, which defines three
hazardous locations
Zone 0 permanent explosive atmosphere
Zone 1 possible presence of an explosive atmosphere during normal operation (1st
degree hazard)
Zone 2 possible presence of an explosive atmosphere in the event of a process
failure (2nd degree hazard)
The area classification is defined inside safety concept, which is in accordance with the local regulations.
For YSP all field instruments shall be considered as installed in zone 1 and agreed for group, IIA T3. (see
paragraph 4.1)
11.2 Types of Safety Equipment
European standards EN 50014 and following define six modes of protection, namely :
Oil immersion EEx (o)
Filling (powder) EEx (q)
Explosion proof enclosure EEx (d)
Pressurisation EEx (p)
Increased safety EEx (e)
Intrinsic safety EEx (i)
CONTRACTOR shall obtain from equipment Suppliers and forward to COMPANY all certificates of
conformance as defined in the CENELEC Standards corresponding to the type of equipment protection.
Restricted use of protection standards
The use of (o) protections (oil immersion) arid (q) protections (powder filling) shall require COMPANYs
approval.
Regarding internal pressurisation (p), the tolerance per European standard for replacing the shutdown
requirement in the event of pressurisation failure, by an alarm, shall be subject to COMPANYs authorisation.

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12 Weatherproofing
This section specifies the steps to be taken to protect field instruments against freezing, sun and heat, rain,
wind, sand and sea.
Field instruments and instrument impulse piping susceptible to adverse weather conditions may be suitably
protected by tracing, heat insulation, shelters, protective enclosures, paint, etc.
Painting shall be in accordance with COMPANY general specification Ref. [26] External protection of
offshore and coastal structures and equipment by painting
12.1 Sun Protection
Sunlight protection shall consist of painting sheet metal or glass-fibre reinforced polyester canopies secured
to the instrument support. CONTRACTOR shall ensure the canopy does not prevent or interfere with
opening of instrument for maintenance purposes.
Two categories of equipment must be considered:
1. Instruments unaffected by the sun (surface temperature can be as high as 80C), which do
not require any protection. CONTRACTOR nevertheless shall be required to obtain written
performance guarantees from Supplier.
2. Instruments adversely affected by exposure to sunlight (degraded performance, damage).
Precautions shall be taken to enable their operation at the maximum ambient temperature
anticipated by the projects Special Specification.
Suitably arranged canopies or shelters to prevent exposure and resultant temperatures exceeding the
ambient temperature shall shade these instruments.
12.2 Rainproofing & Salt Protection
All field instruments shall be provided by application of the IP 65 protection index as minimum.
12.3 Marine Environment Protection
The marine environment requires protection with a suitable paint (see job specification for painting).
In tropical seas, protection of transducers by synthetic housing like those specified for tracing is
recommended.
12.4 Painting
All field instruments (transmitters, valves, etc.) shall be painted in accordance with COMPANY general
specification Ref. [26] External protection of offshore and coastal structures and equipment by painting.
Stainless steel, when required shall be paint.
The following components shall be protected against paint used on the process units:
glass front, including the level gauge glasses,
moving parts such as control valves systems,
nameplates,

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vents and drain orifices.
12.5 Tropicalisation
Instruments shall be tropicalised as part of the manufacturer process.
In particular all PC boards shall be varnished and connectors shall be gold-plated.

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13 Instrument fireproofing
13.1 Purpose
This section is intended to define the procedures to be followed to maintain instrument operation in the event
of a fire, for the longest time compatible with safety requirements.
CONTRACTOR shall rigorously adhere to the job specifications with regard to:
selection of fire-resistant and flame retardant cables,
methods of installing such cables,
precautions for use of certain sensitive instruments in case of fire.
13.2 Valving, Solenoid Valves
Valve solenoids valves shall be installed taking into account the possibility of a fire.
If a valve must be installed in a location of possible exposure to fire, the valve and its actuator shall be
protected by a fireproofing material (see project document Ref. [13] General Safety concept 4.1).
Control cables for valves shall be flame retardant in the exposed area. CONTRACTOR shall avoid fire
hazard locations as much as possible.
CONTRACTOR shall submit arrangements made for critical or essential components to COMPANY
approval.

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14 Storage of the instruments
After receipt and identification on the site, all the instruments and associated equipment, and installation
materials shall be stored in a special room reserved for the instruments and climatically adequate (moisture,
temperature,) for all equipment.
All instruments shall be adequately preserved after installation; In particular electronic to be preserved
against humidity, high temperature and dust.
The personnel in charge of the stores shall deliver this equipment only against a delivery-slip signed by the
instrument engineer in charge of the supervision team.
The installation materials procured for the instrumentation shall in no case be assigned to other uses.
Storage of the instruments on the site is normally carried out as they are received.
When the instruments are temporarily taken out of the warehouse, for example for tests, they shall be
returned to the warehouse in their original packing. In no case may the equipment be used as a model to
resolve an installation problem.
The instruments shall be stored and handled with the greatest care. The flanges and other connections shall
remain protected for as long a time as possible. Special care shall be taken to prevent foreign bodies (sand,
refuse, water,) entering the instruments.
The instrument cables shall be delivered on drums.
Drums shall be stored on a plane place on one layer without risk of mechanical damage.
Packing of equipment used for yard commissioning will be stored and used to repack and store those
equipment to be used in future installation when required.

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15 APPENDIX 1 - Instrumentation piping classes
15.1 General
This specification cover the minimum design of the accessories, tubing and fittings used for the installation of
field instrument for the YSP field facilities development located in the ANDAMAN sea offshore MYANMAR.
This specification is to instruct CONTRACTOR and supplier regarding standard technical requirements.
Any proposed deviation from this job specification must be approved in writing by COMPANY.
15.2 Environmental conditions
The climatic conditions specific for this project are defined in section 2 of this present specification.
The accessories, tubing and fittings shall be resistant to the corrosion and suitable for installation in a
location with salt laden air conditions severe marine.
15.3 Tubing & fitting requirement
The following instruments items shall conform to the relative piping classes in the project document Ref. [11]
General - Piping Material Classes and shall be shown on Piping Drawings / isometrics.
All instruments connections up to and including the double block & bleed valve
All in-line instruments such as rotameters, control valves, orifice meter flanges, etc...
All level instruments which are closely connected to vessels and an integral part thereof such as
stand pipe, external and internal displacement or float type level instruments, gauge glasses.
For classes K1 & K2 316 and 904L stainless steel materials in this specification are to be suitable
for sour service in accordance with NACE standard, MR-01-75.
Limits of supply between Piping, Vessel & Instruments are shown on project document Ref. [14]
Instrumentation Hook-up Standard drawings.

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15.4 Service class index

Instr. Piping Material Design
Condition
Class class Corrosion
mm
Symbol Fluid Press.
(barg}
Temp.
(C)
K1 B05

D05

B01

B03

B10

B13

B23

D05

G48

G05

CS
(5)

CS
(5)

CS
(1.27)

CS
(3)

CS Galva
(1,27)

CS Galva
(3)

CS Low Temp
(3)

CS
(5)

SS TP321
(0)

CS
(5)
OD

CD

DO
N

FA
FG

SA
PA

UW

FB
AV

CD

FG
PW
HC

CD

Open Drain

Closed Drain

Diesel Oil
Nitrogen

LP Flare
Fuel Gas

Service Air
Plant Air

Utility Water

Low Temp. Flare gas.
Low Temp. Vent Gas

Closed Drain

HP Fuel gas
Process Water
Hydrocarbon (Liquid Gas)

Closed Drain

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51

4
11

3,5
19.6

17,7
17,7

17,7

9,5
9

116.5

116,5

116

-29/200

-29/200

64
64

-29/150
-29/200

-29/100
-29/100

-29/100

-46/150
-46/150

-29/64

-46/170

-29/64

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H05

CS
(5)

CD
Closed Drain
155

-29/64
K2 D48

H48
SS TP 321

SSTP 321
(0)
CH

CH

Corrosive Hydrocarbon
(H
2
S + CO2 Heavy
Corrosion)
Corrosive Hydrocarbon
(H
2
S + CO2 Heavy
Corrosion)
49.6

155

-46/200

-39/64

-
K5 B90

B92

GRP + CuNi
(0)

CuNi
(0)
FW

FW
Fire fighting water (wet
system)

Fire water (dry system)
16

16
-29/64

-29/64
K10 B10 CS galva
(1.27)
IA Instrument Air 1 1 - 29/64
K20 SS 316 (0) LP&MP oil for on/off valve 5/104 20
K21 SS 316 (0) HP oil for on/off valve 210/280 20

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15.5 Instrument piping class tables
15.5.1 CLASS K1
INSTRUMENT PIPING MATERIAL CLASS K1
MATERIAL SS
316/904L
Temp = Amb. Press 150 bar.g
SERVICE Using for instrument mounting on
piping class:
B01, B10, B13, B19, B23, D01,
G01, G01S, G11S, G48

TUBING 1/2 OD, 0.049 waIl thickness,
SS 904L, seamless per ASTM A
269 fully annealed

TUBE
FITTING
(Note 1)
Compression fitting shall be
double ferrule for tubing 1/2 OD
SS316 Male connector, female
connector, plug, union, union tee,
union elbow, etc...

VALVE
(Note 1)
Ball valve 2 ways 3O0~ SS316I)
with compression fitting " OD

MANIFOLD
BLOCK
(Note 1)
Pipe 1/2 NPT F, suitable for
direct mounting to instrument,
with 2 standpipe mounting
bracket, 6000 psig rating SS 316

Note 1: Supplier for compression fitting will be selected according to Supplier List applicable on the
project.

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15.5.2 CLASS K2
MATERIAL SS
316/904L
piping class:
H11S, H48

SS9O4L, seamless per ASTM
A269 fully annealed

TUBE
FITTING
(Note 1)
double ferrule for tubing 1/2 OD
SS316 Male connector, female
union elbow, etc...

VALVE
(Note 1)
Ball valve 2 ways 6000# SS316
with compression fitting " OD

MANIFOLD
BLOCK
(Note 1)
bracket, 6000 psig rating SS316

project.

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15.5.3 CLASS K5
MATERIAL SS
316/904L
piping class:
B90, B91, B92

SS9O4L, seamless per ASTM
B165 fully annealed

TUBE
FITTING
(Note 1)
double ferrule for tubing 1/2 OD.
Male connector, female
union elbow, etc...

VALVE
(Note 1)
Ball valve 2 ways 3000# MONEL,
suitable for direct mounting to
instrument, with 2 standpipe
mounting bracket, 6000 psig
rating

MANIFOLD
BLOCK
(Note 1)
with 2 pipestand mounting
bracket, 6000 psig rating.

Note 1: Supplier for compression fitting will be selected according to Supplier List
applicable on the project.

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15.5.4 CLASS K10
MATERIAL SS
316/904L (tubing)
CS
SERVICE Using for instrument air sub-
headers, supplies and signals
B10

TUBING 3/8 OD for air supply, 1/4 OD
for modulated air, 0.0353 wall
thickness, SS9O4L, seamless per
ASTM A269 fully annealed.

TUBE
FITTING
(Note 1)
double ferrule for tubing. 3/8 OD
or 1/4 OD SS 316. Male
connector, female connector,
plug, union, union tee, union
elbow, etc. . .

VALVE
(Note 1)
Ball valve. 1/2" NPT 3000# A105
galvanised.

MANIFOLD
BLOCK
(Note 1)
bracket, 3000 psig rating SS 316

project.

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15.5.5 CLASS K20
MATERIAL SS
316/904L
SERVICE LP and MP oil sub-header for
hydraulic piston actuator

TUBING
(Note 2)
1/4" or 3/8 OD wall thickness,
0.049" SS 904 L seamless per

FITTING
(Note 1)
double ferrule for tubing. 1/4 OD
or 3.8 OD SS 316.

VALVE
(Note 1)
Globe valve. 3000# SS 316 1/2
NPT F.

project.

Note 2: Other sizing must be selected according to manufacturer requirements.

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15.5.6 CLASS K21
MATERIAL SS 316/904L Temp = Amb. Press 300 bar.g
SERVICE HP oil for on/off valve on
Wellhead

TUBING
(Note 2)
1/4" or 3/8 OD wall thickness
0.083" SS 904 L seamless per

FITTING
(Note 1)
Compression fittings shall be
double ferrule for tubing OD 1/4
or 3/8 OD SS 316 male
connector, female connector,
plug, union, union elbow, etc

Note 1 : Supplier for compression fitting will be selected according to Supplier List applicable on the
project.

Note 2 : Other sizing must be selected according to manufacturer requirements.

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16 APPENDIX 2 Instrumentation symbolisation and identification
16.1 Introduction
This section describes the standard symbols and identification requirements of the instrumentation for the
YSP Field Facilities development located in the ANDAMAN sea offshore MYANMAR.
The standard symbol and identification requirements detailed below shall be utilised for all graphical
representation and for the identification of all instruments on all project drawings, documents and databases,
whether it be symbols and identification together (on a P & ID : for example) or separately (on instrument
lists, requisition sheets, physical tagging of instruments, etc.) All instruments shall be identified and codified
in accordance with this specification including those supplied with subcontracted equipment or packages.
This specification is based on the ANSI/ISA-S5 1984 standard. Any changes or conflicts, which may arise,
should be referred to COMPANY.
The symbols utilised within a set of P & IDs shall be explained on an appropriate list on the first P & ID of the
set.
The second P & ID of the set shall show detailed arrangements of typical schemes for valve control panels,
pump control panels etc. such that the main P & ID are not cluttered with too much detail.
Instrument nameplates in the units shall be stamped corrosion-proof metal or plastic, with black-on-white
lettering for measuring instruments and white-on-red lettering for safety devices,
16.2 Codes and Standards applicable
ANSI / ISA - S5.1 last revision: Instrument Symbols and Identification
ANSI / ISA - S5.2 last revision: Binary Logic Diagrams for Process Operations
ANSI / ISA - 55.3 last revision: Graphic Symbols
16.3 Instrumentation symbols on P&IDs
The P&ID shall depict the control philosophy such that the user is able to understand the loop function.
For the complete list of symbols refer to existing document Ref. [18][19][20][21][22][23] PID symbol Process
and instruments.
It is however recommended that the use of separate symbols be limited to a minimum to permit the correct
interpretation of the instrumentation as follows:
FE or TE shall be represented only if they are not connected to a loop.
The usual control valve accessories, such as positionners (pneumatic and electro-pneumatic) and
electro-pneumatic converters to be shown as typical and referred to by a note.
The pneumatic and hydraulically actuated valves to be shown as typical and referred to by a note.
The electric motor controls to be shown as typical and referred to by a note.
16.4 Identification
Each instrument shall be identified by a series of letters codifying the function and by a number identifying
the loop (the number identifying the loop may end with a letter in a case of paralleled devices).

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For details, refer to document Ref.[15], Instrumentation Symbolisation and Identification Specification

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17 APPENDIX 3 Wiring and tagging rules
17.1 General
All tag numbers, junction boxes, MC required for the temporary Control from the jack-up shall follow the
following rules and be terminated by _T.
17.1.1 Scope
This specification covers the general method for the instrument equipment identification and wiring for the
offshore facilities, YSP located in the Andaman Sea, offshore Myanmar.
17.1.2 Reference Documents
MM-YAD-00-DORI-474017 Instrument and Control Systems philosophy
ISA RP 60.6 Nameplates, labels and tags in control centres
17.2 Identification and Labelling
Each item (equipment, JB, cable) must be uniquely identified.
17.2.1 Control Room
CR : QP platform Control Room
17.2.2 Instrument Technical Room (ITR)
PP-lTR on process platform
QP-ITR quarters platform
QP2-ITR New MSF platform
MCP-ITR MP Compressor platform
WP1-TR on Wellhead platform 1
WP2-TR on Wellhead platform 2
MB-ITR on Modular Building Temporary Jack-Up
17.2.3 Temporary Control Room Equipments
Final equipment numbering to be in accordance with the existing document Ref. [17] Equipment numbering
procedure. In addition all the tagnames shall be terminated by _T
The following abbreviations shall be used:
- Operator station: OS 1_T to OS x_T
- Telecom station: OSW 1-T to OSW x_T
- Operator control desk: DOD 1_T to DOD x_T
- Printer: PR 1_T to PR x_T

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17.2.4 Temporary Cabinet in Jack-up Instrument Technical Room
procedure.
- PCS Cabinets PCS 1_T to PCS x_T
- PSS Cabinets PSS 1_T to PSS x_T
- Marshalling Cabinets PCS MC1_T to MC9_T
PSS-MC11_T to MC19_T
- Remote Package Cabinets UCP + Package number +_T
- Power supply Cabinets IPD 1_T to IPD x_T
- Miscellaneous Cabinets C 1_T to C x_T

17.2.5 Cabinet in QP2 MSF Instrument Technical Room
procedure.
- PCS Cabinets PCS 1 to PCS x
- PSS Cabinets PSS 1 to PSS x
- Marshalling Cabinets PCS MC1 to MC9
ESD-MC11 to MC19
F&G-MC21 to MC29
- Remote Package Cabinets UCP + Package number
- Power supply Cabinets IPD1 to IPD x
- Miscellaneous Cabinets C1 to C x
17.2.6 Cabinet and Local Panel in the Unit
Final equipment numbering to be in accordance with existing document Ref. [17] Equipment numbering
procedure.
- Package local panel LP + Package number
17.2.7 Identification of Junction Boxes
Each junction box shall bear the following identification
number of the unit;
1 for WP1
2 for WP2

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4 for PP or FF or BSP
6 for QP
7 for MCP
8 for LCP (future)
9 for Temporary Jack-Up
the letter designation:
JB
a first letter identifying the function, as follows:
P - for process control
S - for emergency shutdown
F - for fire and gas
X - for miscellaneous
a second letter identifying the nature of the signal, as follows:
C - contact on/off
M - measure
S - Solenoid valve/motors command
T - Pyrometry (temperature) if not 4-20 mA signal
U - Power supply
a third letter identifying the electrical classification of the signal:
Z : for intrinsically safe
N : for non intrinsically safe
three digits indicating the order number of the box in the unit.
(n> 500 for packages and miscellaneous)
an optional suffix
_T : for temporary devices

Example :
- Cable 7 PMZ - 002
- Junction box: 7 JB-PMZ-002

17.2.8 Identification of Cables/Multicore Cables
Each cable shall bear the following identification.

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17.2.8.1 Multi-pair cable between Technical Room and Junction Box or Local Panel
number of the unit
two letters identifying the function and the nature of the signal (see identification of junction
boxes)
one letter identifying the electrical classification (Intrinsically safe or not)
three digits indicating the order number of the cable
- (001 to 099 cables in field and n > 501 for package and miscellaneous)
- (201 to 399 cables inside building)
an optional suffix "_T' for temporary cables
Example : 7 PMZ-002
17.2.8.2 Individual Cable between Junction Boxes or Local Panel and Instrument
Identification will be by instrument tag number.
17.2.8.3 Cable between Marshalling Cabinet and PCS, ESD and F&G Systems
Number of the unit (see paragraph 17.2.7)
One letter identifying the function and the nature of the signal (see paragraph 17.2.7)
Digits or letters according to Vendor standard.
17.2.9 Identification of Terminal Blocks
Each terminal block shall bear the following identification:
17.2.9.1 Inside Marshalling Cabinet
Incoming terminal block (termination of field cables)
number of the unit (see paragraph 17.2.7)
two letters identifying Terminal Block TB
three letters identifying the function, the nature and the electrical classification of the signal (see
paragraph 17.2.7)
three digits indicating the order number of the terminal block (see paragraph 17.2.7FORMAT
|17.2.7})
three digits indicating the order number of the terminal block (see paragraph 17.2.7).

Example for cable 7 PMZ-002
Terminal block 7TB-PMZ-002 : (intrinsically measure to the PCS) - number 002 on MCP
Outgoing terminal block (termination of PCS, ESD and F&G system cables).
These terminal blocks labelling shall be the same as system Vendors terminal blocks labelling.
17.2.9.2 Inside PCS, ESD, F&G Systems Cabinets
Shall be according to the control system Vendor standard tagging.

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