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INDEX
1 SCOPE.................................................................................................................................................... 5
3 GENERAL NOTES.................................................................................................................................. 8
8.1 SCOPE.........................................................................................................................................................12
8.2 DESIGN........................................................................................................................................................12
9 CRITICAL/SPECIALITY VALVES......................................................................................................... 12
13 CONSTRUCTION/COMMISSIONING.................................................................................................. 14
14 SPARE PARTS..................................................................................................................................... 14
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1 SCOPE
This document covers the minimum requirements for the design and selection of valves for
JANA HASSAD project.
The following codes and standards shall be considered as part of this specification. Ruling
codes and standards shall be the latest revisions of those in force at Commencement of
ETS Contract. It shall be the Vendor’s responsibility to acquire possession of all required
codes and standards referenced in this specification.
All piping components, valves, fabrication and design shall, as a minimum, meet the
requirements of the latest edition of the codes and standards unless stated otherwise and
as modified by this specification.
In the event of conflict between any of the codes and standards, requirements of statutory
authorities or with the requirements of this specification, the most stringent requirements
shall take precedence and shall be referred to the purchaser for clarification before
proceeding with the manufacture of the commodity.
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3 GENERAL NOTES
The material specifications contained with in this document are the minimum that can be
accepted for the service conditions. Materials, equal to or better than those listed will be
technically and commercially reviewed.
The following corrossion allowance shall be considered for calculating valve body wall
thickness.
All Valve Material Trim Numbers to be in accordance with API 600. See also Valve Data
Sheets .
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All threads / screwed (unless otherwise stated) shall be NPT in accordance with ASME
B.1.20.1, and applicable to all piping commodities, except bolting.
Positive Material Identification (PMI) shall be performed on all 316/316L materials, stainless
steel valve shall have PMI performed on all components, including welds, before the valves
are assembled at the manufacturers works.
The following notes shall be used where applicable to supplement the basic material
description on generated requisitions:
All buttweld and preparations for welding shall be in accordance with ASME B16.25.
Alloy steel studbolts and nuts shall be galvanized (Hot Dip) to ASTM A153 as per piping
class.
Stainless Steel studbolts and nuts shall be supplied uncoated..
The following notes shall be used where applicable to supplement the basic material
description on generated requisitions:
Valves shall meet the design requirements of the British or American standards specified
on the data sheets. If any shortcomings are apparent within these standards, the
requirements of ASME B16.34 shall be used as a minimum.
Steel-end flanges on valves ½ inch through 24 inch nominal size shall be in accordance
with ASME B16.5. Large diameter steel flanges 26 inches and larger shall be in
accordance with ASME B16.47 Series B (API 605).
Flange facing finish for steel flanges shall be in accordance with ASME B16.5 paras. 6.4.4
and 6.4.4.1. The resultant surface finish shall have a 125 to 250 microinch (3.2 to 6.3 m)
roughness in accordance with ASME B46.1.
Flat face flange surface finish shall extend across full width of flanges.
Gear operator for valves - The following Chart gives the sizes at which gear
operators should be specified :
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Painting specification for vendors shall be based on valve material and operating
temperature mentioned in the valve data-sheet.
The body/bonnet joint of valves shall be designed to completely surround the gasket
(Confined Gasket).
Radiography of casting valves for required service should be fully examined accordance
with ASME 142. Cracks and hot tears and imperfections whose depth exceeds 3% of
nominal wall thickness are not permitted as per ASME B 31.3.
Ball valves shall be fitted with positive position indicators. They shall be constructed so the
indicator (whether it be handle or some other type of indicator) cannot be miss-assembled
to give an incorrect indication of whether the valve is open or closed.
Geared handwheels, when specified on data sheet, shall be suitable for sizes stated.
Smaller sizes may be lever operated (maximum lever length is 450mm) provided the torque
at any operating condition does not exceed 20.7Kgf-m.
Ball valve stem retention shall not depend on the packing gland.
The manufacturer shall guarantee that operation will not be impaired by rapid temperature
reduction when the valve is opening.
Leakage rates of metal seated ball valves shall be equal to or less than API 598 for gate
valves.
Reduced bore ball valves shall be one size down on the required nominal bore.
All ball valves to be supplied with solid balls.
When testing split body ball valves, clamping across the flanges to enhance the body
seal is not be permitted.
All ball valves are to be provided with an anti-static device in accordance with BS 5351.
The ball of the ball valves shall not protrude outside the end flanges.
Ball valves shall be floating ball type / trunnion mounted.
8.1 SCOPE
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This section covers the design of special piping items, to be developed by ETS contractor.
Items are designated as “special” because they are not included in or covered by either
Piping or Valve Material Specifications or the Piping Engineering Standards.
8.2 DESIGN
Design and fabrication shall be in accordance with the relevant codes and standards listed
in Section 2.0 of this specification and as shown on the individual Special Piping item data
sheets.
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Inspection and testing shall be to related codes, standards, quality plan and any additional
requirements referred to within this specification and shall as a minimum comply with API
598.
Inspection of castings shall be in accordance with the relevant data sheet, body hydro test
shall be increased to 30 minutes for porosity check.
All ball valves shall be proven firesafe and design to the requirements of BS 6755 Part 2 or
API RP-6FA.
Testing reports for all mandatory (as well as supplementary, wherever specified ) tests shall
be furnished.
Leakage rates of metal seated ball valves for hydro seat tests shall be equal to or less than
API 598 for gate valves.
100% Hydrostatic testing shall be mandatory for valves.
Vaccum test for valves shall be mandatory for valves in vaccum service
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With the valve in the closed position, pressurise one side of the valve to the ambient seat
test pressure (1.1 ambient flange rating pressure), stated in the valve design code, with the
other side of the valve at atmospheric pressure. Following a one minute stabilising period,
the seat leakage shall be measured over a minimum period of 5 minutes and recorded.
This shall then be repeated for the other side, for bi-directional valves.
It is not essential to use a N2He gas mixture for the seat tests. Nitrogen only may be used.
Ambient Temperature Low Pressure Seat Test
The seat leakage test in subsection 8.7 (ii) shall be repeated with the valve pressurised at
6.9 bar g. This shall then be repeated at 1.0 bar g. This test shall be repeated for sides on
bi-directional valves.
External Leakage
The maximum allowable external leakage rate from each source (i.e. each joint, gland)
shall be 5 scf per annum (=0.27 scc/min).
The company or company approval agency shall be witnessing the valve listing at vendor’s
work.
Vendors shall advise with their offer the proposed packing and preservation requirements
for the proper care of materials during and after shipment. This shall include but not limited
to the following:
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Valves shall be packed in lockable wooden crates suitably lined to prevent the ingress of
sand and shall be suitable for outside storage.
All valves shall be provided with end caps.
Valves shall be internally protected with a suitable corrosion inhibitor.
Preservation for 12 months storage.
In addition to the information required to be furnished by the manufacturer at bid stage, the
manufacturer shall supply detailed engineering data when called for, and in the form
specified by the purchase order.
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14 SPARE PARTS
Valves shall be supplied complete with spare parts for commissioning and start-up.
Spare parts listing for two years operation shall be submitted for each valve type supplied.