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OPERATING PROCEDURE
Contents
Foreword
Distribution List
Amendment Summary
Glossary
Reference
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Procedure
Appendix A Checklist
Diagram
FOREWORD
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GLOSSARY
REFERENCE
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MY SKO O 07016 Rev.1 April 2010 MCOT Operating Procedures Manual
MCOT CIMAH Safety Report PCSB
MCOT CIMAH 2009 Rev 131109
SKO Rev. 0 November 2009
Section 1
INTRODUCTION
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1.1 This operating procedure outlines activities required to execute inter-tank transfer:
• to maximize tanks storage ullage,
• to transfer of residual crude prior to tank maintenance,
• for export meter proving and calibration.
1.2 SCOPE
1.3 OP CATEGORY
1.4 PREREQUISITES
1.5 LIMITATIONS
N/A
Hazards and The table below lists job hazards and the precautions that should be taken for
precautions safety, environmental, quality, ergonomics, Good Manufacturing Practices,
etcH before beginning this procedure.
Hazard Precaution
PPE required The following Personnel Protection Equipment (PPE) must be used to do this
activity in addition to common PPEs. List any special PPEs required,
PPE Use
N/A
Tools and The tools and equipment listed below are needed to do this job. List any
Equipment special tools required in addition to hand tools.
ESD / N/A
Interlocks
TK-69 LT-6901 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
10250 600 10430 500 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
Too high level will cause overflow
Control the level through diverting flow to
TK-72 LT-7201 10250 600 10350 500 Low low level will cause pump
other tanks
cavitation
TK-79 LT-7901 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
11840 1000 12600 900 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
TK-81 LT-8101 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
12350 800 12600 700 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
TK-82 LT-8201 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
11950 800 12578 700 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
TK-83 LT-8301 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
11920 800 11996 700 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
TK-90 LT-9001 Too high level will cause overflow Control the level through diverting flow to
17320 600 17860 500 Low low level will cause pump other tanks
cavitation
Section 2
PROCEDURE
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2 PROCEDURE
2.1.1 Fiscalize tanks prior to carry out inter tank transfer. Refer to Tank Area operator
Fiscalization Procedure.
NOTE:
• Independent surveyor to witness tanks fiscalization.
• Inter tank transfer operation is to:
o Maximize tanks storage ullage
o Transfer residual crude prior to tank maintenance
o Export meter proving and calibration
2.1.2 Check CCR ENTIS tank gauging display for transfer and filling tanks Panel man 1
levels
2.1.3 Set tank level alarm (minimum 1 meter) before safe filling height to Panel man 1
prevent over filling
2.1.4 Line up tank to be transferred to the filling tank via SLPS. Refer to SLPS Panel man 1 /
Operating Procedure. Area operator
NOTE:
• SLPS Booster pumps P-1410/1420/1430
• Main loading pumps gas engine driven P-1/P-10/P-11/P-1200
• Main loading pumps electric driven P-1440/P-1450.
2.2.1 Open tank sides outlet manual valves of tank to be transferred out. Area operator
2.2.2 Open tank sides filling manual valves of tank to be transferred in. Area operator
2.2.3 Open transfer tank crude outlet and filling tank inlet line EOVs from CCR. Panel man 1
NOTE:
Operations of EOV, tank side valves are to be recorded in panel man
logbook in CCR.
2.2.4 Carry out pre-startup check of gas engine driven loading pump. Refer to Area
SLPS Operations procedure. operator/ ICE
Driver
2.2.5 Line up a l l SLPS pumps and manifold valves. Check respective positions Area operator
of valves are in correct position.
2.2.6 Start booster pump and SLPS loading pumps as per SLPS OP. Area operator
/ ICE Driver
2.2.7 Engage the loading pump clutch. Commence inter tank transfer at low Area operator
flow rate and increase gradually to the required flow rate. One loading
pump rate is 1,300 kl/hr.
2.2.8 Monitor tanks levels and flow rate from CCR ENTIS. Panel man 1
2.2.9 Reduce pump flow rate manually via FIC and FCV when filling tank preset Panel man 1/
level alarm is triggered and disengage the loading pump clutch. ICE Driver
CAUTION:
• DO NOT EXCEED TANK SFH.
2.2.10 Stop SLPS loading pump engine after idling for 5 minutes. ICE Driver
2.2.11 Close transfer in and transfer out tank inlet and outlet EOVs from CCR. Panel man 1
2.2.12 Close tank sides outlet manual valves of transfer out tank. Area operator
2.2.13 Close tank sides filling manual valves of transfer in tank. Area operator
2.2.14 Fiscalise both tanks after inter tank transfer. Area operator
NOTE:
Fiscalise tank after minimum half hour settling period.
END OF PROCEDURE
Appendix
APPENDIX A
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1 CHECKLIST ................................................................................................................ 13
2 DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................................. 14
1 CHECKLIST
2 DIAGRAMS