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Cameron Hipps Brochure
Cameron Hipps Brochure
Overview
Where safety of people, environment and assets is concerned, a system independent
of all other safety loops may be required in addition to process control systems, alarms,
and physical and community safety procedures.
A High Integrity Pressure Protection System (HIPPS) is a safety
instrumented system designed to prevent over-pressurization of a pipeline,
processing refinery, or chemical plant. HIPPS provides equipment to:
A HIPPS is designed and built in accordance with the IEC 61508 and IEC
61511 standards. These international standards refer to Safety Functions
(SF) and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) when discussing a solution to
protect equipment, personnel, and environment. A system that closes the
source of overpressure within two seconds, and incorporates redundancy
within the initiators (pressure sensors), the logic solver, and final elements
(shutdown valves) with at least the same reliability as a safety relief valve
is usually identified as a HIPPS.
When operating in high-pressure environments and existing production
fields, a failure of the completion can cause damage to the environment,
the infrastructure, and most importantly, personnel. Mitigating that risk on
existing production wells and flowlines is a challenge that can be met with
safety systems that incorporate HIPPS.
Logic
PT
Final elements
Typical safety loop
1500 600
PT
Logic solver
PT
Initiator
Cameron HIPPS
Suitable for onshore and offshore installations, the Cameron HIPPS is a
turnkey, independently instrumented system designed with higher integrity
than process shutdown and emergency shutdown systems. Our complete
HIPPS skid design and fabrication is compliant with IEC 61508 and 61511
and SIL standards along with global installation, commissioning and testing
services, and service support. It incorporates our field-proven power-actuated
FL* API 6A slab-style gate valve, our FLS* API 6A extreme service slab-style
gate valve, and MH series hydraulic actuators combined with controls.
We offer both mechanical and electronic HIPPS:
Typical hydraulic HIPPSThe intended use of the hydraulic (mechanical)
version of HIPPS is to provide a self-contained independent protection
system operated in the demand mode with one-out-of-two voting pressure
sensor inputs, hydraulic logic solver, and two spring return hydraulically
actuated surface safety valves. The unit is self-powered with a manual
hand pump used to provide a one-time pressurization (arming) of the
HIPPS. This pressurizes the system and opens the safety shutdown valves.
The system remains open (armed) until an abnormal condition is detected.
Once an abnormal condition is detected, the system closes the two
actuated gate valves, protecting the downstream production or facility.
Hydraulic HIPPS
Applications
Electronic HIPPS
Wellhead flowline
Pipeline
Gas plant
Modular skid-mounted
FPSO
Capable of plug-and-play
Offshore platform
Compressor station
Reliable shut-in
Features
Gas storage
Chemical plant
System feedback
Flaring system
Benefits
HIPPS Components
The Cameron HIPPS is comprised of two
emergency shutdown valves, one-out-of-two
(1oo2) logic solver, and typically three pressure
transmitters that are two-out-of-three (2oo3)
voting logic. Components include:
Final elementvalves,
actuators, and solenoids
Logic solver
Sensors
PSH PSH
Initiators
Final elements
1500 600
Logic solver
Initiators PT
Final elements
Logic
PT
PT
1500 600
Solenoid valves
Pressure transmitters
Pressure sensors
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