TEKNICA (
WAHA OIL COMPANY
FAREGH FIELD DEVELOPMENT PHASE 2
WAHA/5906GWAHA/9327
DOCUMENT TITLE:
FIELD
INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
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DOCUMENT NUMBER:
5906G-GL-J-GE-6001-00
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Client
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D.
Agrawal |
D. J. White |
D.
Agrawal |
D.
J. White |
J.
Funnell | ||
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For Client Comment |
D. Agrawal |
D. J. White |
D. Agrawal |
D. J. White |
J. Funnell |
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IDC |
D. Agrawal |
D. J. White |
D. Agrawal |
D. J. White |
J. Funnell |
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Lead Eng |
Project Eng |
PM Approval |
Waha Approval |
CONTENTS PAGE NO.
INTRODUCTION
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS & GENERAL DESIGN CRITERIA
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
General
Utilities
Types of Control and Sensing Mediums
Field Instrument Signal Ranges
Selection Criteria for Field Instruments
Mounting of Field Instruments
Environmental Protection
Pneumatic Instruments
Instrument Cables
Identification of Instruments
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This document describes the Field
Instrumentation Design philosophy for Faregh Field Phase II Development by the
Waha Oil Company -
The purpose of the Faregh Phase II
Development is to produce Sales Gas gas and
condensate from gas caps associated with the oil reservoir
comprising the Faregh field.
The Faregh Phase II Facility will typically comprise of the following: -
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Fire Detection System in Phase
II
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For environmental conditions andAND
General Design Criteria refer to Specification No 5906G
- GL - GE - 7000 - 00: - Equipment General Design Criteria.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
General
Field instruments are defined as
instruments located without in the confines
of a control
room process plant area, which measure,
indicate, and / or control process parameters.
The criteria for the selection of
field instrument shall be as follows: -: -/
electronic typescontrol loop requiring
recalibration / maintenance.
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Rapid loop response to changes
due to process variation and operator initiated commands / changes. In order to
minimise time distant / velocity
lags within the process control loop, any change detector
in the control medium loop shall be
as close as possiblepractical depending
on control and engineering requirements to the final
control element, i.e. change from electrical to pneumatic shall be close to at
the pneumatic
control valve. I/P converters shall not be mounted on control valves where
vibration is likely to be a problem.
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In the case of the package equipment supplier the WAHA approved list of instrument manufacturers will be included as an attachment to the packaged equipment specification.
This
will ensure that only WAHA approved instrument manufacturers are used on the
Phase II Development.All field instruments in contact with process
fluids shall have a physical barrier between the process
wetted section and the electrical section containing the cable
terminations, the method of sensing the change in the
parameter value will be by using a non invasive method, i.e. magnetic
used.
Utilities
The following utilities shall be available for the field instruments within the Phase II battery limits: -
Instrument Air
The instrument / plant air packaged unit will deliver instrument air at the following pressures: -
Minimum 65 psig
Normal 78 psig
Maximum 110 psig
Design 150 psig
Electrical Supplies
The supply for all electrical /
electronic field instruments will be based on
24 Volts DC. The exception to this will be field located solenoid valves where
the operating voltage will be 120 V AC 60 Hz to avoid voltage losses on DC
circuits due to long cable runs.
All electrical power for electrical
/ electrical fField ield
instruments connected to the CCS will receive power from the
CCS. The CCS will, in turn, be derived powered
from its
dedicated dual redundant Uninterruptible Power
Supply (UPS) sources. The process field instruments will derive their
electrical power from the dual redundant process control UPS, whereas field
instruments associated with the ESD system will derive their electrical power
from the Safety System UPS
Types of Control and Sensing Mediums
Control Mediums
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The main actuating controlling
medium for the final control element in the field, such as valves, dampers, etc
will be pneumatic. The pneumatic supply will be derived from dedicated oil free instrument
air compressors / drier packages complete with plant air and instrument air
receivers.
The quality of instrument air delivered to the instrument air header will meet the requirements of ISA-S7.0.01. The pressure dew point as measured at the dryer outlet and at maximum air throughput will be at least oF (10 0 C) below the minimum ambient temperature of 30 0 F, i.e. 12 0 (-12 0 C)
The instrument air receiver capacity will be sufficient under normal operating conditions, to maintain the instrument air pressure at 78 PSIG or above for a minimum period of 15 minutes, in the event of a total shutdown of the air compressor package.
The instrument air system will be designed for all loads envisaged during normal operations plus a minimum of 20% future expansion to the system.
Distributionve
piping shall be sized to ensure that the pressure drop between
the supply package and the most remote consumer does not exceed 5% of the
normal system pressure.
The size of the main instrument air header shall be based on an average air consumption of 0.5 SCFM per user.
In the case of on / off type
pneumatic loops the actuating pressure for the final control element may be up
to the main instrument air supply pressure.
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Electrical control will apply to directly acting electromechanical devices such as field located solenoids valves and electrical relays in MCC's and Switchboards Cabinets. The power supply will be as follows: -
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For certain field instruments
where a high-pressure actuating control medium is required to actuate
the final control element, i.e. pipeline isolation using Emergency Shutdown
Valves, (ESV)'s, the control medium
will be hydraulic.
The hydraulic supply to the field
instrument will be derived from a self-contained hydraulic power pack
comprising of pumps, accumulators, controls, etc, and may utilise either an
electrical, pneumatic or (pipeline gas source to
pressurise
actuate
the hydraulics system.
The method of actuating controlling
the final actuating device may be electrical, i.e. an electro
hydraulic solenoid valve in the hydraulic circuit, if the final control device
is located within Faregh station, or to a pipeline
gas operated pilot valve in the hydraulic circuit if the final control element
is located outside the Faregh station
Sensing Mediums
The main sensing medium for directly mounted field devices for process and safety system field instrumentation, such as transmitters, switches, etc, will be the process fluid, in its gaseous or liquid form.
For local indication the parameter
value process variable will be taken directly from field
instrument such as pressure gauges, level gauges and flow gauges.
For remote indication, the field
instrument will normally convert the measured
parameter value into an electrical signal for transmission to the Central
Control System (CCS).
The field instruments will be selected to operate on standardised signal ranges. The following signal ranges will be used: -
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The standard signal range for
pneumatic modulating type control loops will be 3 to 15 psig. Other
signal ranges may be used in instances where higher operating pressures are
required by the pneumatic control device
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For analogue electrical signals
the standard signal range will be
4 to 20 mA DC.
An exception to this will be specialised
electronic equipment, i.e. flow measurement systems using
transmitters with pulsed / frequency outputs, vibration
monitoring systems and
high
temperature measurement, i.e. RTD's and thermocouple devices
systems, etc that using e
milli-volt signals. In such cases, in order to minimise the cable length, the
signals will be converted to the standard electrical signal range, using certified
field located signal converters.
Selection Criteria for Field Instruments
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All electrical field
instruments will be certified for use in hazardous areas by an internationally
recognised certifying authority. Recognised certifying authorities are listed
in ISA RP12.1.
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All
electronic items will have RFI protection. Output errors caused by radio
frequency interference (RFI) shall be less than 0.1% of calibrated span for
exposure to field strength of 10 Volt/meter, at a distance of 3 feet, or on
a frequency range of 10 - 1000 MHz.
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All field instruments will be weatherproof to NEMA 4x or provided with ingress protection to IP 65 in accordance with IEC-529.
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Materials
of construction of field instruments will be specified on the instrument data
sheets.
and
generally will be the same as materials stated in the relevant piping
specification.
Instrument tubing shall be seamless and fully annealed, Grade 316 stainless steel per ASTM A269 with Rockwell hardness not to exceed B-80.
Pneumatic tubing shall be 1/4 inch OD, with 0.035" wall thickness. If an increased capacity is required consideration shall be given to the use of 3/8 inch OD with 0.035 minimum wall thickness or inch OD with minimum wall thickness
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It is the intention to standardise on all field instrument connections as far as possible. Connections will be as follows: -
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Air
supply and pneumatic signals: inch 3/8
inch
or inch
NPT female
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When remotely connected, and
where practical, All field instruments will be mounted
on instrument stands above grade. The exception to this rule will be
instruments on pressure vessels where the instruments are mounted on instrument
bridles or directly mounted on the vessels, i.e. level instruments, pressure
gauges, temperature gauges, etc. Some instruments such as pressure gauges will
also be directly mounted on to process lines.
Environmental Protection
As
applicable All instruments will shall comply with the environmental
conditions given in Specification No 93275906G
- GL - G - GE - 7000 - 00 - Equipment General Design Criteria. In addition, instruments will also be protected,
as far as practicable, from direct sunlight by the use of sunshades. This will
be particularly applicable to delicate electronic solid-state type
instruments. On skid mounted equipment packages where the instruments are
located on a skid mounted local panel protection from direct sunlight shall
also be provided.
Pneumatic Instruments
Pneumatic type controllers will be restricted to local loops. Controllers shall incorporate high and low alarms to indicate control malfunction and general excursions outside pre set limits.
All
pneumatic field instruments operating at pressures lower that the main
instrument supply pressure will be fitted with air filter /
regulator type devices upstream of the field instrument, i.e.
air sets.
In
addition to the air filter / regulator type devices upstream of the field
instrument, all pneumatic metal to metal contact type devices such
as piston type actuators will also be fitted with oil lubricating devices, i.e.
oil mist type lubricators to prevent stiction or galling / scouring. The
lubricators will be located between the air filter / regulator device and the pneumatic field
instrument.
All instrument impulse and pneumatic tubing will, as a minimum, be AISI 316 stainless steel unless the piping specification dictates otherwise.
In instances where instruments are
connected to process lines using impulse tubing the primary isolation valve
will be in accordance with the applicable process piping specification. Where
required by the piping specification double isolation shall be provided in
high-pressure service. A secondary isolation device shall be provided at
the instrument itself. will be provided to isolate
the instrument impulse line from the process pipe work
The secondary isolation device will be AISI 316 stainless steel block and vent
valves or 3 or 5-way block and vent manifolds.
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All instrument cabling associated with the Faregh Field Phase II Development shall be supplied in accordance with the cable specification originally developed for Faregh Field Phase I Development, updated where necessary, to suit the particular requirements of the Phase II facilities.
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All field instruments and associated field accessories, such as pneumatic and electrical JB's, cables and their individual conductors, pneumatic tubing runs, electrical and pneumatic terminations, etc, will be properly identified in accordance with the relevant sections of the approved project procedures. As a minimum, the identification tag / nameplate will include the following: -
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Instruments
and instrument housings located outdoors shall be provided with two trayffolyte
(white/black/white) stainless
steel tag plates. One shall
be securely attached to the instrument (not part of manufacturers nameplate),
the other securely attached to the instrument housing or permanent supporting
structure. Stainless steel self-tapping
screws are acceptable. Drilling of
explosion-proof housings is not permitted, as this will invalidate the
hazardous area certificate of the instrument.
The use of adhesive for affixing the nameplate /
tag is also not acceptable, as the use of adhesive nameplates / tags is not
regarded as a permanent fixture. . The size of the lettering on the nameplate
will be 3/8" " minimum
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Instruments
located indoors will be provided with an engraved laminated trayffolyte
(white/black/white) plastic tag plate securely attached to
the instrument with self-tapping stainless steel screws. Each tag plate will have black engraved
lettering on a white background. The size of the lettering on the nameplate
will be /8" 3/8 " minimum
All
warning nameplates, i.e. AC voltages higher that 120 Volts AC, will have red
engraved lettering on a white background. . The size of the lettering on the nameplate
shall be 1/8" 3/8 " minimum
All instruments shall be fitted with the manufacturers nameplates. Nameplates shall include the following information as applicable:
- Manufacturers name, model and serial numbers
- Date of manufacture (month/year)
- Engineer's purchase order number
- Rating of pressure retaining parts
- Set pressure and temperature
- Operating range
Materials of wetted parts
- Nameplates shall also carry information relating to electrical supply Voltage, frequency, air supply pressure and hazardous area certification details.
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