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PRESSURE TEST PROCEDURE
FOR
PORTABLE METHANOL INJECTION PACKAGE
(GBWP-A-4200)
STATUS CODE : A = Issued for Comment - B = Issued for Approval - C = Approved for Construction - D = As Built
Info = For Information – X = Document Cancelled
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No part may be reproduced or used without the written permission of Premier Oil
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VENDOR NAME:
PT WEATHERFORD INDONESIA
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DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES
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CONTENTS
Description Page No
2. PREPARATION................................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Safety Precautions.......................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Reference Drawings........................................................................................................................ 7
2.3 Test Equipment............................................................................................................................... 7
2.4 Test Requirements.......................................................................................................................... 8
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SAFETY NOTICE
ELECTRICAL
WARNING
WORKING ON THIS SYSTEM MAY INVOLVE WORKING WITH LIVE POWER. EXERCISE
CAUTION WHEN WORKING ON THE SYSTEM WITH POWER SUPPLIES SWITCHED ON.
CAUTION
THIS SYSTEM CONTAINS ELECTROSTATICALLY SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT THAT MAY BE
DAMAGED IF CORRECT HANDLING PROCEDURES ARE NOT OBSERVED.
MECHANICAL
WARNING
THIS SYSTEM CONTAINS HEAVY ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT. CARE IS REQUIRED WHEN
REMOVING AND REPLACING HEAVY EQUIPMENT. FAILURE TO OBSERVE REASONABLE
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.
HYDRAULIC
WARNING
THIS SYSTEM INCLUDES EQUIPMENT WITH CONTAINED HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC
HIGH PRESSURES. IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR PERSONNEL TO FAMILIARISE THEMSELVES
WITH PRESSURISED EQUIPMENT BEFORE WORKING ON THE EQUIPMENT. FAILURE TO
OBSERVE REASONABLE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.
CAUTION
EQUIPMENT MAY BE DAMAGED IF CORRECT PRESSURE RATINGS ARE NOT ADHERED
TO.
COSHH
All reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure that the Controls of Substances
Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations are met.
The equipment supplied as part of this system has been manufactured with materials that
do not contain properties deemed hazardous to the health of the user.
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1. INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this document is to provide instructions for the hydrostatic testing by PTWI. This
document is in line with PTWI Quality Procedure ~ reference to standard operation work instruction,
SOWI-OP-09 – Hydraulic / Pneumatic Pressure Test.
Please tick check boxes adjacent to corresponding paragraphs to confirm acceptance, or make
comments referring to results in Section 8.
1.1 Abbreviations
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2. PREPARATION
The following Safety Precautions will be observed during the Hydrostatic Test :
The test area will be cordoned off and the relevant signs/placard displayed.
All personnel involved with the testing will wear protective eye gear and safety
boots. WAP also recommend protective clothing (overalls and gloves) especially if
in contact with test fluid.
Any fluid spilt will be cleared up or made safe from slippage immediately.
Check that the latest revisions of the following drawings are available.
PTWI will provide the following services and equipments to successfully perform the pressure
tests :
Note the pump used to leak check all lines shall be the package’s methanol injection pump :
Pump Make : Milton Roy
Pump Model : CP500V300CRTC
Pump Type : Plunger
Pump Tag No. : GBWP-P-4220
Max Flowrate : 8.71 LPH
Max. Pressure : 2,020 PSI
Test Pressure : 3,000 PSI
Plunger Speed : 1 ~ 45 stroke / min
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1. Test Requirements
Prior to testing:
2.4.2 Equipment which has previously been hydrostatically tested and certified by an
Inspection Authority can be excluded (e.g. pulsation damper). Ensure, as a far as
possible, that all tubing supplying the isolated component is tested.
REMOVE
PSV-4202
CLOSE
BV1 -6
CLOSE
BV1-5
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3.3 Open BV1-8, and slowly increase pump output pressure by adjusting PCV-4201.
Monitor PI-4202 and test gauge while regulating.
3.4 Slowly increase pressure (ensure all air is bled from the system), continue to
increase to about 500 PSI.
3.5 Pump stroking frequency should be at 40 ~ 45 spm. Remove cover and adjust the
black knob on the pump controller, if necessary.
3.6 Allow system to stabilise for 10 minutes and visually inspect for leaks.
3.7 Increase system pressure incrementally 25%, 50% 75%, 100% to test pressure
3,000 PSI (approx. 1½ times of max. working pressure).
3.8 Allow pressure to stabilise for five minutes, if necessary slowly increase back to
test pressure. Check system pressure drop over a 15-minute period.
3.9 After the 15-minute time lapse, close BV1-8, and remove air supply. De-regulate
PCV-4201 till PI-4201 reads zero (0) PSI.
3.10 Open BV1-6 to vent residue pressure back to tank. Ensure that PI-4202 and test
gauge reading have drop to zero (0).
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4.1 Reduce pump stroking frequency to zero (0), by adjust the black knob on the pump
controller.
4.3 Open BV1-8, and set regulated air pressure to 50 PSI. Monitor PI-4201when
adjusting PCV-4201.
4.4 Allow system to stabilise for 10 minutes and visually inspect for leaks. If needed,
apply soap solutions on all threaded joints and fittings, to ensure NO air leakage.
4.6 Increase system pressure incrementally 50%, 100% to test pressure 100 PSI
(approx. 1½ times working air pressure).
4.7 Allow pressure to stabilise for five minutes, if necessary slowly increase back to test
pressure. Check system pressure drop over a 15-minute period.
4.8 When 15 minutes have lapsed, close BV1-8, and remove air supply. De-regulate
PCV-4201 till PI-4201 reads zero (0) PSI.
5. COMPLETION
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7. RESULTS
PARAGRAPH DESCRIPTION COMMENTS
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8. ACCEPTANCE
This concludes the hydrostatic test for the scope of this contract. This certifies that the tests detailed
in this procedure were satisfactorily completed and witnessed by the undersigned (any outstanding
work is annotated on the Results pages).
PT Saipem Indonesia
Company’s Representative
MIGAS Inspector
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