PP Aaa PP1 170

SONATRACH
NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT
SKIKDA, ALGERIA
GENERAL MANUAL
VOLUME 0
DOCUMENT No.: PP-AAA-PP1-170
KBR
JOB NO.: J6404
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NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT DOCUMENT NO.
SKIKDA, ALGERIA PP-AAA-PP1-170
GENERAL MANUAL REVISION 1
VOLUME 0 22 OCTOBER 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... 9

2.0 PLANT DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................... 10
2.1 Utilities.............................................................................................................................10
2.1.1 Power generation .........................................................................................................10
2.1.1.1 Main Power Generators ...........................................................................................10
2.1.1.2 Essential Power Generation ....................................................................................10
2.1.1.3 Substations ..............................................................................................................10
2.1.2 Instrument and Plant Air Systems, Unit 56. .................................................................11
2.1.3 Water Systems .............................................................................................................11
2.1.3.1 Tempered cooling water system, unit 09 .................................................................11
2.1.3.2 Industrial water distribution ......................................................................................11
2.1.3.3 Service water system ...............................................................................................11
2.1.3.4 Potable water system ..............................................................................................11
2.1.3.5 Demineralized Water System ..................................................................................11
2.1.3.6 Fire Protection System ............................................................................................11
2.1.4 Hot Oil Systems ............................................................................................................12
2.1.4.1 Hot Oil Storage, Unit 08 ...........................................................................................12
2.1.4.2 Hot Oil System, Unit 18 ...........................................................................................12
2.1.4.3 Fractionation Hot Oil System, Unit 58......................................................................12
2.2 Liquefaction Train ...........................................................................................................12
2.2.1 General .........................................................................................................................12
2.2.2 Feed Gas Metering/ Compression ...............................................................................13
2.2.3 Acid Gas Removal Unit ................................................................................................13
2.2.3.1 Process description..................................................................................................13
2.2.3.2 Product specifications ..............................................................................................13
2.2.3.3 Equipment description .............................................................................................13
2.2.4 Dehydration ..................................................................................................................15
2.2.4.2 Product specifications ..............................................................................................15
2.2.4.3 Design data ..............................................................................................................15
2.2.5 Mercury Removal Unit ..................................................................................................16
2.2.5.2 Feed compositions ...................................................................................................16
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2.2.5.3 Design data ..............................................................................................................16

2.2.5.4 Liquefaction..............................................................................................................16
2.2.5.5 Fuel Gas System .....................................................................................................17
2.2.5.6 Deicing (or defrost gas) System ..............................................................................17
2.2.5.7 Reinjection ...............................................................................................................17
2.2.5.8 Helium-Rich Gas Stream for the HELISON Plant....................................................17
2.2.5.9 Expanders ................................................................................................................17
2.2.6 Refrigeration, Unit 16 ...................................................................................................17
2.2.6.1 Refrigerant Compressors .........................................................................................17
2.2.6.2 Mixed Refrigerant System .......................................................................................17
2.2.6.3 Main Propane Refrigerant........................................................................................17
2.2.6.4 External Propane Refrigerant ..................................................................................17
2.2.7 Fractionation .................................................................................................................17
2.2.7.1 Demethanizer...........................................................................................................18
2.2.7.2 Deethanizer..............................................................................................................18
2.2.7.3 Depropanizer ...........................................................................................................18
2.2.7.4 Debutanizer..............................................................................................................18
2.2.7.5 Deisopentanizer .......................................................................................................18
2.2.7.6 LPG Re-injection ......................................................................................................18
2.2.8 Off Sites ........................................................................................................................18
2.2.8.1 Warm Flare System, Unit 65....................................................................................18
2.2.8.2 Cold Flare System, Unit 65 ......................................................................................18
2.2.8.3 Flare for Existing Units .............................................................................................18
2.2.8.4 LP Flare System, Unit 71 .........................................................................................19
2.2.8.5 Liquid Flares (65-MB08 and 65-MB09)....................................................................19
2.2.8.6 Thermal Oxidizer (65-MB07) ...................................................................................19
2.2.8.7 LNG Storage and Loading, Unit 71..........................................................................19
2.2.8.8 Propane Storage and Transfer Unit 76 ....................................................................19
2.2.8.9 Butane Storage and Transfer ..................................................................................19
2.2.8.10 Propane/ Butane Refrigeration ................................................................................20
3.0 DESIGN FEED GAS CONDITIONS .................................................................... 21
4.0 DESIGN CASES ................................................................................................. 22
4.1 LNG TRAIN .....................................................................................................................22
4.1.1 LNG Train Operating Design Cases ............................................................................22
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4.1.1.1 Case 1 – Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction ........22
4.1.1.2 Case 2 – Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and no LPG Extraction ...22
4.1.1.3 Case 3 – Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction .....22
4.1.1.4 Case 4 – Lean Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction .......23
4.1.1.5 Case 5 – Hassi R’mel 2007 Composition With Average Ambient Temperature and
no LPG Extraction ..........................................................................................23
4.1.1.6 Case 6 – Hassi R’mel 2017 Composition with Average Ambient Temperature and
no LPG Extraction ..........................................................................................23
4.1.1.7 Case 7 – Hassi R’mel 2007 Composition with Average Ambient Temperature and
LPG Extraction ...............................................................................................23
4.1.1.8 Case 8- Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature and no LPG Extraction ..23
4.1.2 Fuel Balance (Ambient Temperature= 24 ºC) *............................................................23
4.1.3 LPG Recoveries ...........................................................................................................23
4.1.4 High Ambient Temperature Operation .........................................................................24
4.1.5 Air Cooler and Gas Turbine Design Temperatures ......................................................24
4.1.6 Air Cooler Approach Temperatures..............................................................................24
4.1.7 Feed Conditions ...........................................................................................................24
4.1.8 LNG Product and Storage ............................................................................................24
4.1.8.1 LNG Production: ......................................................................................................24
4.1.8.2 LNG Storage Conditions: .........................................................................................24
4.1.8.3 LNG Product Specification.......................................................................................24
4.1.9 Helium Rich Stream Product: .......................................................................................25
4.1.10 Scrub Column and APCI Three-Bundle MCHE Design for Enhanced LPG Recovery 25
4.1.11 Refrigerant Make-up: ....................................................................................................25
4.1.12 LNG Storage Tank BOG (Boil Off Gas): ......................................................................25
4.1.13 Fuel Gas: ......................................................................................................................25
4.1.14 Compressors and Drivers.............................................................................................25
4.1.15 Propane Coolers ..........................................................................................................26
4.1.16 End Flash System ........................................................................................................26
4.1.17 Helium Recovery ..........................................................................................................26
4.1.18 Fuel Gas Compressor – 15-MJ04 ................................................................................26
4.1.19 Regeneration Gas Trim Cooler – 15-MC11 .................................................................26
4.1.20 Fuel Gas .......................................................................................................................26
4.1.21 Allowable Pressure Drops ............................................................................................27
4.2 Fractionation ...................................................................................................................27
4.2.1 General .........................................................................................................................27
4.2.2 Demethanizer, 07-MD01 ..............................................................................................27
4.2.3 Demethanizer Condenser, 07-MC16 ...........................................................................27
4.2.4 Demethanizer Overhead Heater, 07-MC22 .................................................................27
4.2.5 Demethanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD10 .........................................................................27
4.2.6 Demethanizer Reboiler, 07-MC01 ................................................................................27
4.2.7 Demethanizer Feed Cooler, 07-MC20 .........................................................................27
4.2.8 Deethanizer, 07-MD02 .................................................................................................27
4.2.9 Deethanizer Reboiler, 07-MC02 ...................................................................................28
4.2.10 Deethanizer Condenser, 07-MC03 ..............................................................................28
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4.2.11 Deethanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD03 ............................................................................28

4.2.12 Deethanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ01/A .........................................................................28
4.2.13 Ethane Product Heater, 07-MC14 ................................................................................28
4.2.14 Depropanizer, 07-MD04 ...............................................................................................28
4.2.15 Depropanizer Reboiler, 07-MC04.................................................................................28
4.2.16 Depropanizer Condenser, 07-MC05 ............................................................................28
4.2.17 Depropanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD05 ..........................................................................28
4.2.18 Depropanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ02/A .......................................................................28
4.2.19 Propane Product Cooler, 07-MC15 ..............................................................................28
4.2.20 Debutanizer, 07-MD06 .................................................................................................28
4.2.21 Debutanizer Reboiler, 07-MC06 ...................................................................................29
4.2.22 Debutanizer Condenser, 07-MC07 ..............................................................................29
4.2.23 Debutanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD07 ............................................................................29
4.2.24 Debutanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ03/A .........................................................................29
4.2.25 Butane Product Cooler, 07-MC12 ................................................................................29
4.2.26 Deisopentanizer, 07-MD11...........................................................................................29
4.2.27 Deisopentanizer Reboiler, 07-MC24 ............................................................................29
4.2.28 Deisopentanizer Overhead Condenser, 07-MC23 .......................................................29
4.2.29 Deisopentanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD12 .....................................................................29
4.2.30 Deisopentanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ09/A ..................................................................29
4.2.31 Deisopentanizer Re-injection Pump, 07-MJ11/A .........................................................29
4.2.32 Deisopentanizer HPPR Chiller, 07-MC25 ....................................................................29
4.2.33 Deisopentanizer LPPR Chiller, 07-MC26 .....................................................................30
4.2.34 Gasoline Product Cooler, 07-MC13 .............................................................................30
4.2.35 Ethane Reinjection Cooler, 07-MC21 ...........................................................................30
4.2.36 Butane Reinjection Cooler, 07-MC09 ...........................................................................30
4.2.37 LPG Reinjection Drum, 07-MD08 .................................................................................30
4.2.38 LPG Reinjection Pump, 07-MJ04/A .............................................................................30
4.3 Hot Oil Design Data ........................................................................................................30
4.3.1 General .........................................................................................................................30
4.3.2 Hot Oil Data ..................................................................................................................30
4.3.3 Design Cases ...............................................................................................................30
4.3.4 Turndown......................................................................................................................30
4.3.5 Hot Oil Furnace ............................................................................................................30
4.3.6 HOT Oil Trim Cooler (58-MC01) ..................................................................................30
4.3.7 Hot Oil Surge Drum (58-MD01) ....................................................................................31
4.3.8 Fuel Gas KO Drum (58-MD02).....................................................................................31
4.3.9 Hot Oil Circulation Pumps (58-MJ01/A) .......................................................................31
4.4 LNG Storage and BOG System ......................................................................................31
4.4.1 General .........................................................................................................................31
4.4.2 LNG Feed: ....................................................................................................................31
4.4.3 BOG to Compressor: ....................................................................................................31
4.4.4 LNG Storage.................................................................................................................31
4.4.5 LNG Ship Loading System ...........................................................................................31
4.4.6 BOG Compressors – 71-MJ05- A/B/C .........................................................................31
4.4.7 Operating Mode ............................................................................................................31
4.4.8 LNG Recirculation System ...........................................................................................31
5.0 PRODUCTS GUARANTEE ................................................................................ 32
5.1 LNG .................................................................................................................................32
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5.1.1 LNG Design Production................................................................................................32

5.1.2 LNG Product Quality ....................................................................................................32
5.2 Ethane .............................................................................................................................32
5.2.1 Ethane Design Production............................................................................................32
5.2.2 Ethane Production Quality............................................................................................32
5.3 Propane...........................................................................................................................32
5.3.1 Propane Production Capacity.......................................................................................32
5.3.2 Propane Production Quality .........................................................................................32
5.3.3 Propane Product Recovery ..........................................................................................32
5.4 Butane .............................................................................................................................32
5.4.1 Butane Production Capacity .........................................................................................32
5.4.2 Butane Product Quality ................................................................................................32
5.4.3 Butane Product Recovery ............................................................................................32
5.5 Gasoline ..........................................................................................................................33
5.5.1 Gasoline Production Capacity ......................................................................................33
5.5.2 Gasoline Product Quality..............................................................................................33
5.6 Helium .............................................................................................................................33
5.6.1 Helium-Enriched Gas Production Capacity ..................................................................33
5.6.2 Helium-Enriched Gas Product Quality .........................................................................33
5.6.3 Helium-Enriched Gas Product Recovery .....................................................................33
5.7 Guaranteed Nominal Autoconsumption ..........................................................................33
5.8 Facility Power Consumption ...........................................................................................33
5.9 Facility Flexibility (60% turndown)...................................................................................33
5.10 Instrument Air ..................................................................................................................33
5.11 Cooling water consumption.............................................................................................33
5.12 Amine Solution Consumption..........................................................................................33
5.13 Molecular Sieve Performance .........................................................................................34
5.14 Mercury Removal Catalyst Performance ........................................................................34
5.15 Atmospheric Emissions ...................................................................................................34
5.16 Liquid and Solid Discharges ...........................................................................................34
5.17 Noise Emission ...............................................................................................................34
5.18 LNG Storage Tank Boil-Off Rate ....................................................................................34
5.19 Propane Boil-Off Rate .....................................................................................................34
5.20 Butane Boil-Off Rate .......................................................................................................34
6.0 AUTOCONSUMPTION ....................................................................................... 35
7.0 CALCULATION OF LNG DENSITY ................................................................... 36
8.0 FUEL GAS HHV CALCULATIONS .................................................................... 37
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9.0 START UP GUIDELINES ................................................................................... 38

9.1 Utilities start up flow chart ...............................................................................................38
9.2 LNG TRAIN/FRACTIONATION START UP ...................................................................38
9.2.1 Flow chart (attachment D) ............................................................................................38
9.2.2 Chronology (attachment E) ..........................................................................................38
9.2.3 Cool down procedure (attachment F1/5) ......................................................................38
10.0 TERMINOLOGY DEFINITION ............................................................................ 39
11.0 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT .............................................................................. 40
12.0 TAG NUMBERING .............................................................................................. 41
13.0 TAG NUMBERING CHARACTERS ................................................................... 41
13.1 Equipment Numbering ....................................................................................................41
13.2 Pipeline Numbering .........................................................................................................41
13.3 Special Piping (SP) Item Numbering ..............................................................................41
13.4 Control System Numbering .............................................................................................41
13.5 Electrical System Numbering ..........................................................................................41
14.0 DOCUMENT NUMBERING ................................................................................ 42
15.0 NUMBERING OF REQUISITIONS AND PURCHASE ORDERS ....................... 43
16.0 ELECTRONIC DATA FILES ............................................................................... 44
17.0 CODES................................................................................................................ 45
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ATTACHMENTS :
• A. Fire water system sketch
• B. Material Balance from PR-00-R10-085
• C. Fuel Gas Balance from PR-00-R10-085
• D. LNG Train flow chart start up
• E. LNG Train chronology
• F1/5. Cool down procedure
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
The New LNG Train Skikda Project is a natural gas liquefaction plant in Skikda, Algeria.
The facility consists of one process train with associated utilities and offsites. This
General Operations Manual has been developed, from the Process Descriptions, Flow
Diagrams, P&ID’s, Operation Manuals, Vendor data and design data prepared by KBR
and Suppliers.
The 4.5 MMTPA LNG process train includes facilities for CO2 Removal (aMDEA),
Dehydration, Mercury Removal, Liquefaction, Fractionation, Propane and Mixed
Refrigeration systems. The utility and offsites facilities include systems for Power
Generation, Propane, Butane and Gasoline storage, LNG storage, Hot Oil, Plant Air and
Water systems, etc. Operation Manuals are provided for each section that describes
Operating parameters and controls, Safety and Emergency equipment and actions
required for Normal Start-Up and Operation, Emergency Shutdown and Normal
Shutdown. The manuals may be used for reference:
• Volume 0 General Manual

• Volume I Liquefaction Train
• Volume II Fractionation
• Volume III Product Storage and Transfer
• Volume IV Common Utilities
• Volume V Fire & Gas and Safety
• Volume VI Appendices
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2.0 PLANT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Utilities
2.1.1 Power generation
The Main Power Generation & Distribution System supplies power to the New LNG Train
and distribution to existing facility under normal conditions
For a plant description of Power generation, refer to operating manuals PP-AAA-PP1-
141 section 1.
2.1.1.1 Main Power Generators

For a plant description of Main power generators, refer to operating manuals PP-AAA-
PP1-141 section 2.
2.1.1.2 Essential Power Generation

For a plant description of Essential power generators, refer to operating manuals PP-
AAA-PP1-142 section 2. Additionally, the one line diagrams (EL-AAA-EA1-100 and EL-
AAA-EA1-101) identify equipment and systems that are required, as a minimum and will
receive power from the Essential Power Generators before starting the Gas Turbine
Main Generators.
2.1.1.3 Substations
Following is a list of the electrical substations involved with the New LNG Train Skikda
Project, the processes served by the substations, the sources of normal power for the
substations, and the sources of essential power for the substations. Note these can be
found on the one line diagrams (EL-AAA-EA1-100 and EL-AAA-EA1-101):
Source of Source of
Substation Main Essential
Process
number Electrical Electrical
Power Power
1 Power Generation GTGs DEGs
2 Liquefaction (train coolers) Substation 3 Substation 1
3 Liquefaction (LNG Train) Substation 1 Substation 1
4 Fractionation/Common Facilities Substation 1 Substation 1
5 Boil off gas (BOG) and Storage Substation 1 Substation 1
Propane Refrigeration Compressor

7 Substation 1 N/A
Helper Motor
P7 Existing LNG facility Substation 1 N/A
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2.1.2 Instrument and Plant Air Systems, Unit 56

For a plant description of Instrument and Plant Air Systems, refer to process description
PR-56-R10-055 section 1, and operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-145 section 2.
2.1.3 Water Systems
For a plant description of unit 09/59 Tempered Cooling Water and Water Systems, refer
to process description PR-09-R10-047 section 1.
2.1.3.1 Tempered cooling water system, unit 09

For a plant description of unit 09/59 Tempered Cooling Water and Water Systems, refer
to process description PR-09-R10-047 section 2 and operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-
148 section 2.
Water Systems, Unit 59
For a plant description of water systems, refer to operating manuals PP-AAA-PP1-149
section 2 and PP-AAA-PP1-150 section 1.
2.1.3.2 Industrial water distribution

For a plant description of Industrial water distribution, refer to process description PR-09-
R10-047 section 3.1.
2.1.3.3 Service water system

For a plant description of service water system, refer to process description PR-09-R10-
047 section 3.2.
2.1.3.4 Potable water system

For a plant description of potable water system, refer to process description PR-09-R10-
047 section 3.3.
2.1.3.5 Demineralized Water System

For a system description of demineralized water systems, refer to operating manual PP-
AAA-PP1-149 section 2.
2.1.3.6 Fire Protection System

For a system description of fire water system, refer to operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-
161 section 1.
• Fire Water Tank 63-MF01
161 section 2.1.
• Firewater Jockey Pumps 63-ML08-MJ01/A
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161 section 2.2.
• Sea water pumps 63-MJ01/A
161 section 2.3.
• Fire Water Distribution Network
161 section 2.4.
2.1.4 Hot Oil Systems
The Hot Oil Storage Facility (Unit 08) provides support to the hot oil heating systems in
the LNG liquefaction train (Unit 18) and fractionation section (Unit 58).
The process descriptions below relate to the facilities indicated on PFD’s
PR-08-PR32-001, PR-18-RR32-001 and PR-58-PR32-001.
2.1.4.1 Hot Oil Storage, Unit 08

For a plant description of hot oil storage, refer to process description PR-18-R10-052
section 2.
2.1.4.2 Hot Oil System, Unit 18

For a plant description of hot oil storage, refer to process description PR-18-R10-052
section 3.
2.1.4.3 Fractionation Hot Oil System, Unit 58

For a plant description of fractionation hot oil system unit 58, refer to process description
PR-18-R10-052 section 4 and operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-128 section 2.
2.2 Liquefaction Train
2.2.1 General
This process utilizes a natural gas feed stream to produce a liquefied natural gas (LNG)
product, refrigerant make-up components, a stabilized NGL Condensate stream, and a
crude helium stream.
Ethane and propane not required for refrigerant make-up along with butane from the
debutanizer column are re-injected into the LNG product. Because this is a cryogenic
process, several impurities must be removed so they do not solidify at low temperatures.
The major impurities are water, carbon dioxide, mercury, and heavy hydrocarbons. The
Pretreatment Unit and the Drier Unit remove these impurities.
Refrigeration for this process is provided by three major systems: main and
supplemental. Both main and supplemental propane systems provide chilling to about -
35ºC for the natural gas feed, the MR system, and the Fractionation Unit.
The MR system consists of three compressor cases and provides low temperature
refrigeration to produce LNG in the Main Cryogenic Heat Exchanger (MCHE).
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Two of the MR compressor cases are driven by a single G.E. Frame 7 gas turbine.
The third MR case and the main propane compressor are driven by a second G.E.
Frame 7 gas turbine which allows power to be shifted between the propane system and
the MR system as the propane condensing pressure varies. The supplemental propane
compressor is driven by G.E. Frame 5 gas turbine.
2.2.2 Feed Gas Metering/ Compression

For a plant description of Feed gas metering and compression, refer to process
description PR-01-R10-043 sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 and operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-
154 section 3.
2.2.3 Acid Gas Removal Unit
2.2.3.1 Process description

For a system description of AGRU, refer to operating manual PP-AAA-PP1-102 section
2.
2.2.3.2 Product specifications

For production specification, refer to Design Basis Unit 12 - Gas Dehydration PR-12-
R10-027 section 4.
2.2.3.3 Equipment description

• Acid gas absorber (12-MD21)
For an equipment description, refer to Design Basis Unit 12 - Acid Gas Removal Unit
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.1.
• HP Flash Column (12-MD22)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.2.
• Lean/Rich Solvent Exchanger (12-MC22-A/B/C)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.3.
• Solvent Regenerator (12-MD27)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.4.
• Solvent Regenerator Condenser (12-MC34)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.5.
• Acid Gas Absorber Overhead Cooler (12-MC35)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.6.
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• Solvent Regenerator Reflux Drum (12-MD39)

PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.7.
• Solvent Regenerator Reflux Pump (12-MJ33/A)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.8.
• Solvent Regenerator Reboiler (12-MC23-A/B)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.9.
• Lean Solvent Booster Pump (12-MJ22-A/B/C)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.10.
• Lean Solvent Cooler (12-MC21)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.11.
• Lean Solvent Pre-filter (12-MD23)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.12.
• Activated Carbon Filter (12-MD24)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.13.
• Lean Solvent Post Filter (12-MD25)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.14.
• Lean Solvent Pump (12-MJ21-A/B/C)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.15.
• Antifoam Injection Package (12-ML21)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.16.
• Solvent Drain Drum (12-MD30)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.17.
• Solvent Drain Pump (12-MJ25)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.18.
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• Skim Oil Pump (12-MJ26)

PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.19.
• Solvent Charge Filter (12-MD28)
PR-12-R10-027 section 5.1.20.
2.2.4 Dehydration

For a system description of Dehydration and Regeneration, refer to Operating Manual
PP-AAA-PP1-103 section 2.
2.2.4.2 Product specifications

For production specification, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas Dehydration PR-13-
R10-028 section 3.
2.2.4.3 Design data

The design case is based on the rich feed case (Case 1) and the two sources for
regeneration gas (fuel gas and dried feed gas). The actual sizing has been completed by
the vendor for the mol sieves. The unit shall be designed to reduce the water content of
the process gas less than 1 ppmv.
• Dryer precooler – 13-MC01
For design data of 13-MC01, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas Dehydration PR-13-
• Dryer inlet separator – 13-MD01
For design data of 13-MD01, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas Dehydration PR-13-
• Molecular sieve dryers – 13-MD02 A/B/C
For design data of 13-MD02A/B/C, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas Dehydration PR-
13-R10-028 section 4.4.
• Dried Gas Filter – 13-MD04/A
For design data of 13-MD04/A, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas Dehydration PR-13-
• Regeneration Gas System
For design data of the Regeneration gas system, refer to Design Basis Unit 13 - Gas
Dehydration PR-13-R10-028 section 4.6.
• Regeneration gas heater – 13-MC02
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• Regeneration gas cooler – 13-MC03
• Regeneration gas knockout drum – 13-MD03
• Regeneration water filter – 13-MD05
• Dryer water flash drum – 13-MD09
2.2.5 Mercury Removal Unit
For a process description of the Mercury Removal Unit, refer to Process Description Unit
14- Mercury Removal Unit PR-14-R10-050 section 2, Design Basis Unit 14- Mercury
Removal Unit PR-14-R10-029 section 2, and Operating Manual for Mercury Removal
PP-AAA-PP1-104 section 2.
2.2.5.2 Feed compositions

For detailed stream compositions and flow rates see Heat & Material Balance stream
13-04 (PR-13-PR32-002)
2.2.5.3 Design data

The design cases are based on Case 1 and the flow rates listed in section 3. Case 2
and 3 have lower feed gas flow rates and are not controlling cases. The unit shall be
designed to reduce the mercury content in the feed gas to below 5 nanograms/ Nm3.
• Mercury adsorber – 14-MD01
For design data of the Mercury Adsorber, refer to Design Basis Unit 14 – Mercury
Removal PR-14-R10-029 section 4.2.
• Treated gas filter – 14-MD02
For design data of the Treated Gas Filter, refer to Design Basis Unit 14 – Mercury
Removal PR-14-R10-029 sections 4.3 and 5.
2.2.5.4 Liquefaction
For a process description of the Liquefaction/Refrigeration Units, refer to Process
Description Unit 15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 sections 1 and 2.1.
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2.2.5.5 Fuel Gas System

For a process description of the Fuel Gas System, refer to Process Description Unit
15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 2.2.
2.2.5.6 Deicing (or defrost gas) System

For a process description of the Defrost gas system, refer to Process Description Unit
2.2.5.7 Reinjection
For a process description of the Reinjection system, refer to Process Description Unit
2.2.5.8 Helium-Rich Gas Stream for the HELISON Plant

For a process description of the Helium rich gas to Helison plant, refer to Process
Description Unit 15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 2.5.
2.2.5.9 Expanders
For a process description of the Expanders, refer to Process Description Unit 15/16-
Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 2.6.
2.2.6 Refrigeration, Unit 16
For a process description of the Refrigeration Units, refer to Process Description Unit
15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 1.
2.2.6.1 Refrigerant Compressors

For a process description of the Refrigeration Compressors, refer to Process Description
Unit 15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 3.1.
2.2.6.2 Mixed Refrigerant System

For a process description of the Mixed Refrigerant Systems, refer to Process Description
Unit 15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 3.2.
2.2.6.3 Main Propane Refrigerant

For a process description of the Main Propane Refrigerant System, refer to Process
Description Unit 15/16- Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-051 section 3.3.
2.2.6.4 External Propane Refrigerant

For a process description of the External Propane Refrigerant System, refer to Process
Description Unit 20- External Propane Refrigeration PR-20-R10-053 sections 1 and 2.
2.2.7 Fractionation
For a process description of the Fractionation Unit, refer to Process Description Unit 07-
Fractionation PR-07-R10-045 section 1.
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2.2.7.1 Demethanizer
For a process description of the Demethanizer System, refer to Process Description Unit
07- Fractionation PR-07-R10-045 section 2.
2.2.7.2 Deethanizer
For a process description of the Deethanizer System, refer to Process Description Unit
2.2.7.3 Depropanizer
For a process description of the Depropanizer System, refer to Process Description Unit
2.2.7.4 Debutanizer
For a process description of the Debutanizer System, refer to Process Description Unit
2.2.7.5 Deisopentanizer
For a process description of the Deisopentanizer System, refer to Process Description
Unit 07- Fractionation PR-07-R10-045 section 6.
2.2.7.6 LPG Re-injection

For a process description of the LPG Reinjection, refer to Process Description Unit 07-
Fractionation PR-07-R10-045 section 7.
2.2.8 Off Sites
FLARE SYSTEM
For a design basis of the Flare System, refer to Design Basis Unit 65- Flare System PR-
65-R10-040 section 2.
2.2.8.1 Warm Flare System, Unit 65

For a process description of the Warm Flare unit, refer to Process Description Unit 65 –
Flare System PR-65-R10-061 section 2.
2.2.8.2 Cold Flare System, Unit 65

For a process description of the Cold Flare unit, refer to Process Description Unit 65 –
2.2.8.3 Flare for Existing Units

For a process description of the Common Flare system, refer to Operating Manual for
Warm Flare, Cold Flare and Common Flare PP-AAA-PP1-143 section 2.3.
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2.2.8.4 LP Flare System, Unit 71

For a process description of the LP flare system, refer to Operating Manual for Enclosed
LP Flare PP-AAA-PP1-132 section 2.
2.2.8.5 Liquid Flares (65-MB08 and 65-MB09)

For a process description of the Liquid flare system, refer to Operating Manual for Liquid
Flare and Thermal Oxidizer PP-AAA-PP1-144 section 2.1.
• Liquid Flare for Existing Units
For a process description of the Liquid flare system, refer to Operating Manual for Liquid
Flare and Thermal Oxidizer PP-AAA-PP1-144 section 2.2.
2.2.8.6 Thermal Oxidizer (65-MB07)

For a process description of the Thermal Oxidizer, refer to Process Description Unit 65 –
2.2.8.7 LNG Storage and Loading, Unit 71

For a process description of the LNG Storage and Loading system, refer to Operating
Manual for LNG Storage and Loading PP-AAA-PP1-131 section 1.
• LNG Storage Tank
For a process description of the LNG Storage Tank, refer to Operating Manual for LNG
Storage and Loading PP-AAA-PP1-131 section 2.1.
• BOG Handling and Recovery Compressors
For a process description of the BOG Handling and Recovery Compressor system, refer
to Operating Manual for LNG Storage and Loading PP-AAA-PP1-131 section 2.2.
2.2.8.8 Propane Storage and Transfer Unit 76

For a process description of the Propane Storage and Transfer Unit, refer to Operating
Manual for Propane Storage and Loading PP-AAA-PP1-133 section 1.
Propane Storage Tank & Transfer Pumps
For a process description of the Propane Storage Tank and Transfer Pumps, refer to
Process Description Unit 76 – LPG Storage/Gasoline Storage/LPG Loading and LPG
Refrigeration PR-76-R10-063 section 2.
2.2.8.9 Butane Storage and Transfer

For a process description of the Butane Storage Tank and Transfer Pumps, refer to
Process Description Unit 76 – LPG Storage/Gasoline Storage/LPG Loading and LPG
Refrigeration PR-76-R10-063 section 3, and Operating Manual Butane Storage and
Transfer PP-AAA-PP1-134 section 1.
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2.2.8.10 Propane/ Butane Refrigeration

For a process description of the Propane/Butane Refrigeration System, refer to
Operating Manual Propane/Butane Refrigeration PP-AAA-PP1-136 sections 1 and 2.
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3.0 DESIGN FEED GAS CONDITIONS
Composition Feed Gas Feed Gas

(mol %) Dry Basis Case 1 Case 2
Helium 0.19 0.19
Nitrogen 5.78 5.78
CO2 0.21** 0.21**
Methane 82.50 82.50
Ethane 7.25 7.25
Propane 2.35 2.35
I-Butane 0.47 0.47
N-Butane 0.68 0.68
I-Pentane 0.15 0.15
N-Pentane 0.19 0.19
C6 plus 0.23 0.23
Total 100% 100%
Pressure, bara 41.2 41.2
Temperature, deg C 25 25
Flow Rate, kg/hr 827,653 762,051
Volumetric Flow Rate, MMSCFD 861,8*** 793.35***
* No H2S is present in the feed gas.

** In the design of the New LNG Train, a CO2 content of 2% molar was considered for
design of the AGRU.
*** Design feed gas flow rate at inlet to 01-MD02
Please refer to Heat and Material Balance for Case 1 (PR-00-R10-064) and Heat and
Material Balance for Case 2 (PR-00-R10-065).
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4.0 DESIGN CASES

4.1 LNG TRAIN
4.1.1 LNG Train Operating Design Cases
There are eight cases considered for the design.
Case 1 – Rich Gas with 24°C Average Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction.
Case 2 – Rich Gas with 24°C Average Ambient Temperature and no LPG Extraction.
Case 3 – Rich Gas with 40°C High Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction.
Case 4 – Lean Gas with 24°C Average Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction.
Case 5 – Hassi R’Mel 2007 Composition with 24°C Average Ambient Temperature with
no LPG Extraction.
no LPG Extraction.
LPG Extraction.
Case 8 – Rich Gas with 40°C High Ambient Temperature with no LPG Extraction.
For references to the above mentioned cases, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 01 –
Plant Feed Conditioning PR-01-R10-022 and Scope of Work and Basis of Design for
APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.
4.1.1.1 Case 1 – Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 1- Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature
and LPG Extraction, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 01 – Plant Feed Conditioning
PR-01-R10-022 section 3.1 and Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda
LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.1.
4.1.1.2 Case 2 – Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and no LPG
Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 2- Rich Gas with Average Ambient Temperature
and no LPG Extraction, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 01 – Plant Feed Conditioning
4.1.1.3 Case 3 – Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature and LPG
Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 3- Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature
and LPG Extraction, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 01 – Plant Feed Conditioning
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4.1.1.4 Case 4 – Lean Gas with Average Ambient Temperature and LPG
Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 4- Lean Gas with Average Ambient Temperature
and LPG Extraction, please refer to Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on
Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.4. See the Design Basis – Unit 01 – Plant
Feed Conditioning PR-01-R10-022 for a detailed feed composition.
4.1.1.5 Case 5 – Hassi R’mel 2007 Composition with Average Ambient

Temperature and no LPG Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 5- Hassi R’mel 2007 Composition with Average
Ambient Temperature and no LPG Extraction, please refer to Scope of Work and Basis
of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.5. See the Design
Basis – Unit 01 – Plant Feed Conditioning PR-01-R10-022 for a detailed feed
composition.

Temperature and no LPG Extraction
Ambient Temperature and no LPG Extraction, please refer to Scope of Work and Basis
of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.6. See the Design
Basis – Unit 01 – Plant Feed Conditioning PR-01-R10-022 for a detailed feed
composition.

Temperature and LPG Extraction
Ambient Temperature and LPG Extraction, please refer to Scope of Work and Basis of
Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.7.
4.1.1.8 Case 8- Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature and no LPG
Extraction
For detailed explanation of the Case 8- Rich Gas with 40ºC High Ambient Temperature
and no LPG Extraction, please refer to Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on
Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.8.
4.1.2 Fuel Balance (Ambient Temperature= 24 ºC) *
For detailed explanation of the Fuel Balance (Ambient Temperature = 24 ºC), please
refer to Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-
090 section 2.1.1.
4.1.3 LPG Recoveries
For detailed explanation of the LPG Recoveries, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 01 –
Plant Feed Conditioning PR-01-R10-022 section 3.1 and Scope of Work and Basis of
Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.1.1.
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4.1.4 High Ambient Temperature Operation

For more detail on the effect of high ambient temperature on LNG production and
operation, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-
R10-030 section 5 and Operations at High Ambient Temperatures PR-00-R10-107.
4.1.5 Air Cooler and Gas Turbine Design Temperatures
Cases 1,2,4,5,6 & 7 Case 3 & 8

Design Average (for air coolers) 24 ºC 40 ºC
Design Average (for gas turbines) 24 ºC 40 ºC
Maximum (for mechanical design) 47 ºC 47 ºC
Minimum (for mechanical design) 1 ºC 1 ºC
Relative Humidity 100% 100%
4.1.6 Air Cooler Approach Temperatures

For detailed explanation of the Air cooler approach temperatures, please refer to Design
Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 5.2 and Scope of
Work and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.3.
4.1.7 Feed Conditions
For detailed feed gas compositions and flow rates to the feed gas/HP propane cooler,
15-MC01, see Heat & Material Balance stream 15-03 PR-15-PR32-004.
4.1.8 LNG Product and Storage
4.1.8.1 LNG Production:

For detailed explanation of the LNG production rate, please refer to Design Basis – Unit
15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 7.1 and Scope of Work and
Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 4.1.1.
4.1.8.2 LNG Storage Conditions:

For detailed explanation of the LNG storage conditions, please refer to Design Basis –
Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 7.1 and Scope of Work
and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 4.1.
4.1.8.3 LNG Product Specification

For detailed explanation of the LNG product specification, please refer to Design Basis –
Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 7.2.
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4.1.9 Helium Rich Stream Product:

For detailed explanation of the Helium Rich Stream Product, please refer to Design
Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 7.3.
4.1.10 Scrub Column and APCI Three-Bundle MCHE Design for Enhanced LPG
Recovery
For detailed explanation of the Scrub Column and APCI three-bundle MCHE design for
enhanced LPG recovery, please refer to Design Basis – Unit 15/16
Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 8 and Scope Of Work And Basis Of
Design For APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 2.4.
.
4.1.11 Refrigerant Make-up:
• MR Make-Up
For detailed explanation of the MR Make up, please refer to Design Basis – Unit
15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 8.1.
• PR Make-Up
For detailed explanation of the PR Make up, please refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.1.12 LNG Storage Tank BOG (Boil Off Gas):

For detailed explanation of the LNG storage tank BOG (boil off gas), please refer to
Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 8.2 and
Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090
section 2.6.
4.1.13 Fuel Gas:
For detailed explanation of the LNG storage tank BOG (boil off gas), please refer to
Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 8.3 and
Scope of Work and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090
section 2.7.
4.1.14 Compressors and Drivers
• General
For detailed explanation of the compressors and drivers design philosophy, please refer
to Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 9.1 and
Scope Of Work And Basis Of Design For APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090
section 6.1.
• Available Compressor Power and Capacity
For detailed explanation of the compressors and drivers design philosophy, please refer
to Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 9.2 and
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Scope Of Work And Basis Of Design For APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090
section 6.2.
• Compressor Configuration
For detailed explanation of the compressor configuration, please refer to Design Basis –
Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 9.3 and Scope of Work
and Basis of Design for APCI on Skikda LNG Plant PR-00-R10-090 section 7.
4.1.15 Propane Coolers

• Propane Recycle Cooler
For a detailed explanation of the Propane Recycle Cooler and Propane Subcooler, refer
to Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 sections 9.4 and
9.5.
4.1.16 End Flash System
APCI’s design includes a duel end-flash system to perform helium-enrichment, N2
rejection and supply of fuel gas.
4.1.17 Helium Recovery
For a detailed explanation of the Helium Recovery, refer to Design Basis – Unit 15/16
Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 10.1.
4.1.18 Fuel Gas Compressor – 15-MJ04
For a detailed explanation of the Fuel Gas Compressor, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.1.19 Regeneration Gas Trim Cooler – 15-MC11
For a detailed explanation of the Regeneration Gas Trim Cooler, refer to Design Basis –
4.1.20 Fuel Gas
• Fuel Gas Sources
For a detailed explanation of the fuel gas sources, refer to Design Basis – Unit
• HP FUEL GAS HEATER – 15-MC07

For a detailed explanation of the HP Fuel Gas Heater, refer to Design Basis –
• Start-up Fuel Gas Heaters – 15-ML02 AND 51-ML02 A/B

For a detailed explanation of the startup fuel gas heaters, refer to Design Basis –
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• HP Fuel Gas KO and Mixing Drum – 15-MD05 A/B

For a detailed explanation of the HP Fuel Gas KO and Mixing Drums, refer to
Design Basis – Unit 15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section
10.7.
4.1.21 Allowable Pressure Drops

For a detailed explanation of the allowable pressure drops, refer to Design Basis – Unit
15/16 Liquefaction/Refrigeration PR-15-R10-030 section 12.
4.2 Fractionation
4.2.1 General
For a detailed explanation of the Fractionation unit, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 sections 2 and 3.1.
4.2.2 Demethanizer, 07-MD01
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 section 3.2.1.
4.2.3 Demethanizer Condenser, 07-MC16
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer condenser, refer to Design Basis – Unit
07 Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 section 3.2.2.
4.2.4 Demethanizer Overhead Heater, 07-MC22
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer overhead heater, refer to Design Basis –
Unit 07 Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 section 3.2.3.
4.2.5 Demethanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD10
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer reflux drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.6 Demethanizer Reboiler, 07-MC01
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer reboiler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.7 Demethanizer Feed Cooler, 07-MC20
For a detailed explanation of the Demethanizer feed cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.8 Deethanizer, 07-MD02
For a detailed explanation of the Deethanizer, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
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4.2.9 Deethanizer Reboiler, 07-MC02

For a detailed explanation of the Deethanizer reboiler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.10 Deethanizer Condenser, 07-MC03
For a detailed explanation of the Deethanizer condenser, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.11 Deethanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD03
For a detailed explanation of the Deethanizer reflux drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.12 Deethanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ01/A
For a detailed explanation of the Deethanizer reflux pump, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.13 Ethane Product Heater, 07-MC14
For a detailed explanation of the Ethane product heater, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.14 Depropanizer, 07-MD04
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.15 Depropanizer Reboiler, 07-MC04
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer reboiler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.16 Depropanizer Condenser, 07-MC05
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer condenser, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.17 Depropanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD05
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer reflux drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.18 Depropanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ02/A
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer reflux pump, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.19 Propane Product Cooler, 07-MC15
For a detailed explanation of the Depropanizer product cooler, refer to Design Basis –
4.2.20 Debutanizer, 07-MD06
For a detailed explanation of the Debutanizer, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
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4.2.21 Debutanizer Reboiler, 07-MC06

For a detailed explanation of the Debutanizer reboiler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.22 Debutanizer Condenser, 07-MC07
For a detailed explanation of the Debutanizer condenser, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.23 Debutanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD07
For a detailed explanation of the Debutanizer reflux drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.24 Debutanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ03/A
For a detailed explanation of the Debutanizer reflux pump, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.25 Butane Product Cooler, 07-MC12
For a detailed explanation of the Butane product cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.26 Deisopentanizer, 07-MD11
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.27 Deisopentanizer Reboiler, 07-MC24
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer reboiler, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.28 Deisopentanizer Overhead Condenser, 07-MC23
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer overhead condenser, refer to Design
Basis – Unit 07 Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 section 3.6.3.
4.2.29 Deisopentanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD12
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer reflux drum, refer to Design Basis –
4.2.30 Deisopentanizer Reflux Pump, 07-MJ09/A
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer reflux pump, refer to Design Basis –
4.2.31 Deisopentanizer Re-injection Pump, 07-MJ11/A
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer re-injection pump, refer to Design
Basis – Unit 07 Fractionation PR-07-R10-024 section 3.6.6.
4.2.32 Deisopentanizer HPPR Chiller, 07-MC25
For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer HPPR chiller, refer to Design Basis –
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4.2.33 Deisopentanizer LPPR Chiller, 07-MC26

For a detailed explanation of the Deisopentanizer LPPR chiller, refer to Design Basis –
4.2.34 Gasoline Product Cooler, 07-MC13
For a detailed explanation of the Gasoline product cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.35 Ethane Reinjection Cooler, 07-MC21
For a detailed explanation of the ethane reinjection cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.36 Butane Reinjection Cooler, 07-MC09
For a detailed explanation of the butane reinjection cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit
4.2.37 LPG Reinjection Drum, 07-MD08
For a detailed explanation of the LPG reinjection drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.2.38 LPG Reinjection Pump, 07-MJ04/A
For a detailed explanation of the LPG reinjection pump, refer to Design Basis – Unit 07
4.3 Hot Oil Design Data
4.3.1 General
For a detailed explanation of the Fractionation hot oil system, refer to Design Basis –
Unit 58 Fractionation Hot Oil System PR-58-R10-036 section 2.
4.3.2 Hot Oil Data
The design of the Fractionation Hot Oil System is based on Shell Thermia Oil B.
4.3.3 Design Cases
For a detailed explanation of the design cases, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58
Fractionation Hot Oil System PR-58-R10-036 section 4.1.
4.3.4 Turndown
For a detailed explanation of the turndown, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58 Fractionation
Hot Oil System PR-58-R10-036 section 4.2.
4.3.5 Hot Oil Furnace
For a detailed explanation of the hot oil furnace, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58
4.3.6 HOT Oil Trim Cooler (58-MC01)
For a detailed explanation of the hot oil trim cooler, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58
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4.3.7 Hot Oil Surge Drum (58-MD01)

For a detailed explanation of the hot oil surge drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58
4.3.8 Fuel Gas KO Drum (58-MD02)
For a detailed explanation of the fuel gas KO drum, refer to Design Basis – Unit 58
4.3.9 Hot Oil Circulation Pumps (58-MJ01/A)
For a detailed explanation of the hot oil circulation pumps, refer to Design Basis – Unit
58 Fractionation Hot Oil System PR-58-R10-036 section 4.7.
4.4 LNG Storage and BOG System
4.4.1 General
For a detailed explanation of the LNG storage and BOG system, refer to Design Basis –
Unit 71 LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 2.
4.4.2 LNG Feed:
For a detailed explanation of the LNG feed, refer to Design Basis – Unit 71 LNG storage
and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 3.
4.4.3 BOG to Compressor:
For a detailed explanation of the BOG to compressor, refer to Design Basis – Unit 71
LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 3.
4.4.4 LNG Storage
For a detailed explanation of the LNG Storage, refer to Design Basis – Unit 71 LNG
storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 4.2.
4.4.5 LNG Ship Loading System
For a detailed explanation of the LNG Ship loading system, refer to Design Basis – Unit
71 LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 4.3.
4.4.6 BOG Compressors – 71-MJ05- A/B/C
For a detailed explanation of the BOG Compressors, refer to Design Basis – Unit 71
LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 4.4.
4.4.7 Operating Mode
For a detailed explanation of the holding, loading, and kickback modes, refer to Design
Basis – Unit 71 LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 sections 4.4.1, 4.4.2, and
4.4.3.
4.4.8 LNG Recirculation System
For a detailed explanation of the LNG recirculation system, refer to Design Basis – Unit
71 LNG storage and loading PR-71-R10-041 section 4.5.
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5.0 PRODUCTS GUARANTEE

5.1 LNG
5.1.1 LNG Design Production
For a detailed explanation of the LNG design production, refer to Performance Test
Procedure PR804 section 3.1.1.
5.1.2 LNG Product Quality
For a detailed explanation of the LNG product quality, refer to Performance Test
5.2 Ethane
5.2.1 Ethane Design Production
For a detailed explanation of the ethane design production, refer to Performance Test
5.2.2 Ethane Production Quality
For a detailed explanation of the ethane product quality, refer to Performance Test
5.3 Propane
5.3.1 Propane Production Capacity
For a detailed explanation of the propane production capacity, refer to Performance Test
5.3.2 Propane Production Quality
For a detailed explanation of the propane product quality, refer to Performance Test
Procedure PR804 section 3.1.7
5.3.3 Propane Product Recovery
For a detailed explanation of the propane product recovery, refer to Performance Test
5.4 Butane
5.4.1 Butane Production Capacity
For a detailed explanation of the butane production capacity, refer to Performance Test
5.4.2 Butane Product Quality
For a detailed explanation of the butane product quality, refer to Performance Test
5.4.3 Butane Product Recovery
For a detailed explanation of the butane product recovery, refer to Performance Test
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5.5 Gasoline
5.5.1 Gasoline Production Capacity
For a detailed explanation of the gasoline production capacity, refer to Performance Test
5.5.2 Gasoline Product Quality
For a detailed explanation of the gasoline production quality, refer to Performance Test
5.6 Helium
5.6.1 Helium-Enriched Gas Production Capacity
For a detailed explanation of the helium enriched gas production capacity, refer to
Performance Test Procedure PR804 section 3.1.14.
5.6.2 Helium-Enriched Gas Product Quality
For a detailed explanation of the Helium-Enriched Gas production quality, refer to
5.6.3 Helium-Enriched Gas Product Recovery
For a detailed explanation of the Helium-Enriched Gas product recovery, refer to
5.7 Guaranteed Nominal Autoconsumption
For a detailed explanation of the guaranteed nominal autoconsumption, refer to
5.8 Facility Power Consumption
For a detailed explanation of the facility power consumption, refer to Performance Test
5.9 Facility Flexibility (60% turndown)
For a detailed explanation of the Facility Flexibility (60% turndown), refer to Performance
Test Procedure PR804 section 3.1.18.
5.10 Instrument Air
For a detailed explanation of the instrument air, refer to Performance Test Procedure
PR804 section 4.2.1.
5.11 Cooling water consumption
For a detailed explanation of the cooling water consumption, refer to Performance Test
5.12 Amine Solution Consumption
For a detailed explanation of the amine solution consumption, refer to Performance Test
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5.13 Molecular Sieve Performance

For a detailed explanation of the molecular sieve performance, refer to Performance
Test Procedure PR804 section 4.2.4.
5.14 Mercury Removal Catalyst Performance
For a detailed explanation of the mercury removal catalyst performance, refer to
5.15 Atmospheric Emissions
For a detailed explanation of the atmospheric emissions, refer to Performance Test
5.16 Liquid and Solid Discharges
For a detailed explanation of the liquid and solid discharges, refer to Performance Test
5.17 Noise Emission
For a detailed explanation of the noise emission, refer to Performance Test Procedure
PR804 section 4.2.8.
5.18 LNG Storage Tank Boil-Off Rate
For a detailed explanation of the LNG Storage Tank Boil-Off Rate, refer to Performance
Test Procedure PR804 section 4.2.9 and Design Basis – Unit 71 LNG Storage and
loading PR-71-R10-041 section 2.
5.19 Propane Boil-Off Rate
For a detailed explanation of the Propane Boil-Off Rate, refer to Performance Test
5.20 Butane Boil-Off Rate
For a detailed explanation of the Butane Boil-Off Rate, refer to Performance Test
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6.0 AUTOCONSUMPTION
The nominal autoconsumption of natural gas shall not exceed 10.8%. This guaranteed
value is based on operation of the new LNG train under the design conditions for Case 1
(holding mode). The basic calculation methods specified in contract, which is also
referred to as “indirect” method will be used for autoconsumption calculations. The
autoconsumption represents the energy efficiency of the plant.
For a detailed explanation of the guaranteed nominal autoconsumption, refer to

Performance Test Procedure PR804 section 3.1.17. Additionally, autoconsumption
worked examples of the indirect and direct methods, refer to Autoconsumption – Case
1R5 – Holding PR-00-R10-085 and Performance Test Procedure PR804 appendix V.
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7.0 CALCULATION OF LNG DENSITY

The revised Klosek-McKinley method predicts LNG density and this calculation method
can be found in the Performance Test Procedure PR804 appendix IV.
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8.0 FUEL GAS HHV CALCULATIONS

For the Fuel gas HHV calculation method, refer to the Performance Test Procedure
PR804 appendix IV
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9.0 START UP GUIDELINES

9.1 Utilities start up flow chart
9.2 LNG TRAIN/FRACTIONATION START UP

9.2.1 Flow chart (attachment D)
9.2.2 Chronology (attachment E)
9.2.3 Cool down procedure (attachment F1/5)
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10.0 TERMINOLOGY DEFINITION

Deleted
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11.0 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT

Deleted
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12.0 TAG NUMBERING

The following contents can be found in Coding And Numbering Systems (PR401).
13.0 TAG NUMBERING CHARACTERS
All equipment tag numbers are limited to a maximum length of 25 characters, which is an
IPMS limit.
13.1 Equipment Numbering

For a detailed explanation on equipment numbering and auxiliary equipment number,
please refer to section 2.1 of PR401.
13.2 Pipeline Numbering

For a detailed explanation on pipeline numbering, please refer to section 2.2 of PR401. .
13.3 Special Piping (SP) Item Numbering

For a detailed explanation on Special Piping (SP) Item Numbering, please refer to
section 2.3 of PR401.
13.4 Control System Numbering

For a detailed explanation on instrument numbering, junction box numbering, instrument
cabling identification, system and marshalling cabinet identification, and instrument air
manifold numbering, please refer to section 2.4 of PR401.
13.5 Electrical System Numbering
For a detailed explanation on electrical major equipment numbering, electrical
miscellaneous (auxiliary) equipment numbering, and cable numbering, please refer to
section 2.5 of PR401.
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14.0 DOCUMENT NUMBERING

Documents, of types other than those addressed below, do not require a number as long
as they are uniquely titled. This includes equipment lists, project design data, etc.
Document numbers are limited to a maximum length of 30 characters, which is an IPMS
limit.
For a detailed explanation on equipment data sheets, equipment drawings, valve and
instrument data sheets, instrument loop diagrams, general technical documents, supplier
documents, standard documents used in procurement, project plans, procedures and
instructions, piping isometrics, project correspondence, memos and meeting notes, KBR
project specifications, French translations of project documents, and revised after
construction issue (RACI), please refer to section 3 of PR401.
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15.0 NUMBERING OF REQUISITIONS AND PURCHASE ORDERS

Requisition and purchase order numbers are limited to a maximum length of 30
characters, which is an IPMS limit.
For a detailed explanation on engineering requisitions, procurement requisitions and
purchase orders, and numbering for subcontracts and change orders, please refer to
section 4 of PR401.
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16.0 ELECTRONIC DATA FILES

For a detailed explanation on routine issue of rendered files and handover of native files,
please refer to section 5 of PR401.
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17.0 CODES
For a detailed explanation on discipline codes, unit codes, WBS codes, line service
codes, document revision codes, document issue purpose codes, document subtype
codes, SDRL codes, and electrical equipment codes, please refer to section 6 of PR401.
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F
A
B
E
C
D
H
G
KBR Industrial water 63-LIC
63-PALL 1000A
New LNG Train Skikda
Fire Water System 1040 63-MF01 63-LIC
8
8
1000
TO 59-
I O 63-HS I MJ01/01A
6310 6310
20'’ Sea Water Intake Area
C 1041
1.5'’ 63-FV1050
63-LV1000
126 126
63-LV1000A
A 63-PT 63-PT 63-PT 63-FIC

B 1040A 1040B 1040C 1050
7
7
3'’
63-XV1041
24'’ 10'’ 24'’ GL1/K Network
63-MJ01/A
10'’ to 16-MJ01/02/03/04-15-
MJ04
3'’ Service water from GL1/K
6
6
63-ML08-MJ01 63-ML08-MJ01/A
4'’ Service water from Zone
10'’ 15-MJ05_15-MJ06A/B/C
LNG TRAIN Area BOG Compressors
But/Pro refrig package
14'’ LNG Storage tank
10'’ 15-MJ05_15-MJ06A/B/C
5
5
4'’
14'’
Storage & BOG Area
Prop/But storage tanks
14'’
Deluge 76-MD03
4
4
Deluge to fract pumps

I
O 63-HS
6310
6'’x4'’ Fractionation Area 6'’x4'’ C 1042
Existing line (Tie in north TK-102)
Hot oil
furnace area 18'’
3
3
FIR2 area
63-XV1042
Substation 4
area
01-MJ01
127
20-MJ01 14'’
14'’ I
2
2
O 63-HS
6310
Tie in points C 1043
8'’
14'’
Fire water header pressure is measured by triple- Power
redundant transmitters 63-PT1040A/B/C which are
connected to the FGS (interlock I-6310). When
Generation Area 8'’
pressure is low interlock I-6310 opens valves 14'’ 63-XV1043
63XV1041, 63XV1042 and 63XV1043 to bring fire 128
1
1
water in from the existing GL1.K complex fire water

header. This header is supplied with water from 8'’ Existing line
14'’
existing sea water pumps. The operator can also
manually open and close these valves from the DCS. (Behind SH infirmary)
F
A
B
E
C
D
H
G
4 3 2 1
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KBR LNG TRAIN / FRACTIONATION MATERIAL BALANCE
Mol% t/day Mol% t/day Mol% t/day

Mol% t/day Mol% t/day Mol% t/day
0.19 7.7 0.00 0.0 He He
0.20 7.7 0.09 0.4 0.00 0.0
5.78 1647.0 0.01 0.0 N2 N2
6.53 1647.0 39.60 1229.8 1.18 282.8
0.21 94.0 98.99 93.4 CO2 CO2
0.01 94.0 0.09 4.4 0.00 0.0
D 82.49 13461.4 ACID GAS TO 65- 0.77 0.3 C1 C1
86.64 13461.4 60.18 1070.3 91.00 12489.2 D
7.25 2217.6 MB07 0.14 0.1 C2 C2
5.66 2217.6 0.00 0.0 6.54 1682.4
2.35 1054.1 0.04 0.0 C3 C3 TO C1 MAKE UP TO FUEL GAS
0.76 1054.1 0.04 0.0 0.88 332.0
0.47 277.9 0.01 0.0 iC4 iC4
0.10 277.9 0.00 2.8 0.11 54.7
0.68 402.0 0.01 0.0 nC4 nC4
0.11 402.0 0.00 0.0 0.13 64.6
057 451.1 0.02 0.0 C5+ C5+
0.00 451.1 057 0.0 0.16 98.8
100.0 19 612.8 100.0 93.9 TOTAL TOTAL
100.0 19 612.8 100.0 2307.6 100.0 15 004.4
Flow is less feed to MW=43.8 MW=17.5
MW=17.9
fuel
ACID GAS REMOVAL DEHYDRATION AND MAIN CRYOGENIC HEAT

SCRUB COLUMN 15-
UNIT MERCURY REMOVAL UNIT EXCHANGER/HELIUM FLASH LNG RUNDOWN
MD01
N2 STRIPPER
Mol% t/day
0.08 0.0 Mol% t/day
2.55 0.2
0.16 0.0 7.89 7.5
LPG/IC5 REINJECTION
80.92 3.8 FLASH GAS TO Mol% t/day 44.46 295.8
Recycle t/day
10.12 0.9 LP FG 24.58 166.5 0.00 0.0
C 3.37 0.4
Mol% t/day N2 652.13
47.63 181.5
C
C1 75.41 292.5
0.74 0.1 0.00 0.0 99.99 459 0.02 0.1
1.07 0.2 0.03 0.1 0.00 0.0
0.04 0.2 HELIUM
0.99 0.2 MW=19 0.00 0.0
70.83 108.8 BOG RECYCLE RICH GAS
100.0 6.0 0.00 0.0
28.77 1.4 COMPRESSOR
BOG 0.00 0.0
0.32 0.0 15-MJ06
MW=20.1 100.0 484.9
0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0
99.99 193.2
MW=20.2
mol% t/day
C5+ 100.00 95.3
SCRUB COLUMN BOTTOM
B DEMETHANIZER B
07-MD01
DEPROPANIZER DEBUTANIZER DEISOPENTHANIZER Gasoline to storage

DEETHANIZER
07-MD02 07-MD04 07-MD06 07-MD11
t/day
FEED GAS IN 19,612.8
Mol% t/day Mol% t/day Mol% t/day Mol% t/day
BOG IN 458.9 Mol% t/day Mol% t/day
TOTAL 20071,7 0.00 0.0 REFRIG MU 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 7.5
0.00 0.0 REFRIG MU 0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 295.8
0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0
LNG OUT 15,004.4 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0
HELIUM ENRICHED GAS OUT 484.9 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 181.5
0.60 1.7 0.60 1.7
ETHANE PRODUCT OUT 537.7 0.22 0.1 0.22 1.0 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.1
98.09 525.8 98.09 525.8
PROPANE ORODUCT OUT 677.6 99.60 33.3 99.60 675.1 BUTANE TO 0.70 3.0 0.00 0.0
1.30 10.2 1.30 10.2
BUTANE PRODUCT OUT 559.5 0.15 0.1 0.15 1.3 STORAGE 40.50 226.8 0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0
GASOLINE PRODUCT OUT 354.9 0.02 0.0 0.02 0.2 58.59 328.2 0.00 0.0
0.00 0.0 0.00 0.0
TOTAL 17,619.0 0.00 0.0 PROPANE TO 0.00 0.0 0.21 1.5 100.0 354.9
0.00 0.0 ETHANE TO 0.00 0.0
99.99 33.4 STORAGE 99.99 677.6 100.0 559.5 100.0 354.9
99.99 537.7 CP1K 99.99 537.7
A N2 STRIPPER OVHD TO FUEL 2,307.6 A
HP FLASH GAS TO FUEL 6.0
ACID GAS TO 65-MB07 93.9
C1 TO REFRIG MU 6.9
C2 TO REFRIG MU 7.3
C3 TO REFRIG MU 33.4
TOTAL 2,455.10
4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SONATRACH
Upper Value: Flow [kg/hr](Note 2) FG CONSUMPTION KBR
Lower Value: LHV [MJ/kg]
H End Flash Gas from N2 Stripper
H
96,055 kg/hr
23.30 MJ/kg Dryer
168,884 kg/h Regen
P
79,619 kg/hr 15-MC07
Temp -38°C 22.57 MJ/kg To LP/MP MR GT Fuel Load(Note 1)
Press 1.03 Bara 244.0 MW
151,320 kg/hr 33,156 kg/hr
Composition mol% 26.50 MJ/kg
F
G 26.50 MJ/kg G
N2 39.6% He 0.1% Temp 75°C
C1 60.3% C2+ 0.0% Press 29.1 Bara
Composition mol% To Hot Oil Furnace Fuel Load(Note 1)
Fuel Gas from 15-MJ04
8,894 kg/hr 68.6 MW
36,329 kg/hr N2 34.3% He 0.1%
15-MD05-A/B 26.50 MJ/kg
Helium Plant Return 115,948 kg/hr 22.57 MJ/kg C1 63.9% C2+ 1.8%
22.57 MJ/kg
19,893 kg/hr
To HP/MR PR GT
19.03 MJ/kg Temp 39°C Feed gas 241.7 MW
Press 32.92 Bara 32,846 kg/hr
F Temp 40°C 21,739 kg/hr 26.50 MJ/kg
HP Flash Gas F
Composition mol%
Press 1.03 Bara 44.83 MJ/kg 249 kg/hr
N2 41.0% He 0.0% 46.34 MJ/kg
Composition mol% Temp 25°C
C1 58.9% C2+ 0.0% Press 40.5 Bara T
N2 48.3%
Composition mol%
C1 51.7% 15-MJ04 To Feed Gas Comp GT
86.2 MW
N2 5.8% He 0.2% BOG to Fuel 11,714 kg/hr
LP Fuel Header
C1 82.5% C2+ 11.5% 13,633 kg/hr 26.50 MJ/kg
E 30.66 MJ/kg
BOG from 71-MJ05 To Thermal Oxidizer E
2.9 MW
New Tank BOG 31,197 kg/hr To External Propane GT 398 kg/hr
104.3 MW
30.66 MJ/kg BOG Recycle 26.50 MJ/kg
14,174 kg/hr
13,191 kg/hr 26.50 MJ/kg
17,565 kg/hr F
35.12 MJ/kg
30.66 MJ/kg BOG Recycle to feed
Temp -120°C
25,615 kg/hr To Fuel Gas Comp GT
Press 1.05 Bara 92.5 MW
71-MJ05-A/B/C 36.38 MJ/kg 12,567 kg/hr To Flare Purges
Composition mol%
D 26.50 MJ/kg 1.4 MW D
N2 19.6% He 0.0% 188 kg/hr
26.50 MJ/kg
C1 80.4% C2+ 0.0%
To Liquid Burners
Existing Tank BOG Consumption = Input – BOG recycle 15-MJ06-A/B/C
0 kg/hr
15,886 kg/hr 26.50 MJ/kg
26.35 MJ/kg (HP Atomizing Gas Only)
Temp -120°C GTG %
C Press 1.05 Bara Fuel load Electric load Utilization C
Composition mol% To Liq Disposal Pilots
68.6 MW 16.5 MW 65% 0.7 MW
92 kg/hr
N2 34.0% He 0.0%
Demethanizer Overhead 26.50 MJ/kg
C1 66.0% C2+ 0.0% 68.6 MW 16.5 MW 65%
8,051 kg/hr
48.86 MJ/kg To GTG
68.6 MW 16.5 MW 65%
Temp 37,289 kg/hr
Load Vapor Return 29°C
26.50 MJ/kg
B Press 34.0 Bara Including 29,379 kg/h to 68.6 MW 16.5 MW 65% B
2,120 kg/hr Composition mol% produce 14 MW for export
35.12 MJ/kg
N2 0.0% He 0.0% 0.0 MW 0.0 MW Cold
Temp -120°C
C1 70.8% C2+ 29.1%
Press 1.06 Bara
Composition mol%
N2 19.6% He 0.0%
C1 80.4% C2+ 0.0% Note 1: Fuel Gas loads(LHV) of users are listed in these columns P
A Note 2: Flows given on dry basis
A
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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KBR
New LNG Train Skikda START-UP FLOWCHART, LEVEL 1
It is assumed that : (LIQUEFACTION TRAIN/FRACTIONATION)
- All utilities,flare, fire fighting systems are available
PARAMETERS
- LNG,propane,butane and gasoline rundown and tanks are available DRIERS PRESSURIZATION DRYERS REGENERATION
STABILISATION
MDEA SOLVENT
For safety reasons and except in case of unavoidable circumstances, the At least one 71-MJ05A/B/C
PREPARATION
58 PRV-1001A/B By-pass Compressor in service
whole LNG Train/Fract will be inerted before introducing gas.
LP COLD MDEA 15-MJ06 BOG

AGRU PRESSURIZATION MDEA FILLING CIRCULATION HOT MDEA CIRCULATION
D Compressors D
Start-up
12-MD21 (OFF-SPEC)
Feed Gas Compression 01-MJ01 PRESSURIZATION to 67-B03
START-UP 66 barg 65-MB07 13-MC01 65-MD05
THERMAL OXYDIZER COMMISSIONNING
IN SERVICE
58-MD02
AVAILABABLE
76-MF01
Fractionation DRYOUT PRESSURIZATION
FRACTIONATION Stabilization 76-MF02
START-UP
76-MD03
Hot Oil Furnace 58-MB01
TO STOP 15-MC05 SHELL

HOT OIL CIRCULATION 15-MC07 FG Heater COOLDOWN (-30ºC)
Fractionation Hot Oil System COLD OIL 58-MB01 FURNACE UNIT 18 commissioning
(Unit 58) FILLING CIRCULATION COMMISSIONING
C 16-MD08 + 15-MC05 MRV/MRL C

15-MD01 SCRUB COLUMN COOLDOWN (-30ºC)
18-MC01 WHRU COMMISSIONING
OIL FILLING
Hot Oil system COMMISSIONING
(Units 08 /18)
15-ML01
EXISTING TO STOP 16-MD08 COOLDOWN
COOLDOWN of
15-MC05 Shell using Defrost Gas
LP/MP MR Compressors C1,C2,C3 MAKE-UP TO MR + C1 MAKE-UP LINE
DRYOUT LOOP
16-MJ01/02 1st et 2nd pass
PRESSURIZATION
LIQUEFACTION
MAKE-UP
15-MD01 SCRUB COLUMN
16-MC-04/05/06/07
and
13-MC01
15-MD02 REFLUX DRUM 15-MC05 COLD END
15-MC01/02/03
PRE-COOLDOWN (-30º) FINAL COOLDOWN (-80º)
DRYOUT PROPANE
PR Compressor VAPOR LOAD
16-MJ04
PROPANE & MR HP LP/MP MR Compressors
COMPRESSORS START UP 16-MJ02/03 1st PASS COOLDOWN
START UP
B FEED GAS
B
SEAL GAS 2nd PASS COOLDOWN
Dry Gas Available from EXISTING

20-MJ01 START-UP
LNG PRODUCTION PUMPS REDUCED FLOWRATE
Reflux C4 to 15-MD01
READY LNG PRODUCTION
15-MJ06 MR
CIRCUITS LINED-UP FOR Ic5 EXPANDER LNG EXPANDER 15-MJ02 LNG HELIUM
ETHANE MAKE-UP TO HP MR COMPRESSOR 16-MJ-03 REINJECTION START UP
DRYOUT COMMISIONING EXPANDER SYSTEM
MR HP Compressor INCREASE PM START-UP
15-MJ02 COOL DOWN
16-MJ03
COOLDOWN
15-MJ02 LNG LNG NITROGEN

LOAD INCREASE LNG PUMP STRIPPER
STABILIZATION EXPANDER
> 70% START-UP
HP Fuel Gas
START UP COOL DOWN
LP Fuel Gas
Ext Propane Compressor EXISTING
DRYOUT PROPANE MAKE-UP
20-MJ01
15-MC06 15-MC06
HELIUM FG
A HELISON COMPRESSOR COMPRESSOR
COMMISSIONING COOLDOWN
A
START UP START UP
15-MD01/02 Pressurization to 64b 15-TV1001
LIQUEFACTION
DRYOUT 15-MC05 feed gas pressurization (1st and 2nd passes to 3b)
and MCHE
MR shell pressurization to 3b DRIERS
REGENERATION
4 3 2 1
SONATRACH
KBR LNG TRAIN START UP CHRONOLOGY
New LNG TRAIN
Skikda , Algeria
65-MB07 Incinerator
Start Up
AGRU
LP Pressurization (3.5 bg)
Solvent filling
12-MD21 Pressurization ( 66 bg)
Cold solvent circulation
Hot solvent circulation
DEHYDRATION
Dryers pressurization
Dryers Regeneration (using Feed Gas)
01-MJ01 FG Compressor
01-MJ01 Start Up
U 08/18 HOT OIL SYSTEM
- Oil Filling
- Cold Oil Circulation
- WHRU 18-MC01 Start Up
Unit 18 hot oil circulation
15-MC07 FG Heater commissioning
16-MJ04/MJ03 PR&MR Compressors
- Seal gas line up
- Methane , Ethane Make up (16-MJ03)
- Propane vapor filling (16-MJ04)
- 16-MJ04/MJ03 Start Up (total recycle)
13-MC01 prop filling
15-MD01/02 Pressurization to 64 bg
15-MC05 Pressurization
- First and second pass to 3 bg
- Shell side to 3 bg
16-MC04/05/06/07 propane filling
15-MC01/02/03 propane filling
15-MD01/02 Pre-cool down (-30ºC)
Unit 58 hot oil start up
15-MC05 Shell side cool down (-30ºC)
16-MD08 + 15MC05 MRL/MRV cool down-30ºC)
16-MD08 + 15MC05 MRL/MRV cool down stop
First & second pass pressurization
16-MJ01/02 Start up
15-MC05 Shell side cool down (-80ºC)
First pass cool down
Second pass cool down
20-MJ01 Ext PR Comp Start up
Fractionation Start up
LNG Production (reduced flowrate)
LNG Expander 15-MJ02 cool down
MR Expander 15-MJ06 cool down From existing
LNG Rundown line cool down
LNG pumps 15-MJ03 cool down From existing
Helium system cool down
Nitrogen stripper cool down
15-MC06 FG Exch cool down/comm
LNG production increase > 70%
LNG Expander 15-MJ02 start up
MR Expander 15-MJ06 start up
Liquefactiion stabilization
Fuel Gas Compressor start up
Dryers regeneration (using Fuel Gas)
Helium Comp start up
Fractionation stabization
Butane reflux to 15-MD01
Iso Penthane reinjection
Bog Recycle Compressor start up Requires 1 BOG Compressor minimum in service
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SONATRACH MCHE 15-MC05 COOLDOWN, STEP 1
KBR MCHE SHELL SIDE COOL DOWN TO -30ºC 15PIC
15HIC
1063
New LNG Train Skikda 15-BDV-1170 1178
H Cold flare H
Defrost header
16PIC
1014
15PIC SP = 2.7 barg
1A
15-XV-1126
1117 Opening = 60/75% 16TDI
1019
16-BDV-1290 2'' To cold flare 15-FI
1102
16TI 16PIC
Dry Gas 21ºC 16TI 16TI 1016
1015
1017 1018
G 15-MD04 G
15TIC
15-ML01
1119 3 16-CRV-1035
From 15-MC06
15-MD03
16TI 16TI 16PIC 71-MF01

16TDI 1065 1021 1022
15TI 16-ESDV-1176
1048
1047
16-XV-1044 16-MJ06
15-MC03 15-MC02 15-MC01 16TDI 15TI
F 1011 1046 F
16TI 16TI
16-FV-1037C
PR 1024
1009
STEP 1 : MCHE shell side cool down to -30ºC.

- PR Compressor (16-MJ04 On-line) 16-FV-1037B 2'’
2'’
To cold flare
Input : MR vapor return line, 15-MC05 shell bottom to 16-MD01. Defrost gas 16TI 3'’
Output : 15-MC05 shell overhead through 16-PICV-1014. 1023
2'’
16-PV-1022
2'’
All other circuits are isolated. 16-FV-1037A
To cold flare
E Note: 58-MB01 furnace should be in service to protect 15-MC15

To 15-MC06
E
scrub column reboiler. Cold liquid flare
Before starting cooldown,15-MC05 fundation heaters should be Nitrogen
Nitrogen To 16-MJ01
in service and skirt temperature set between 5ºC and 10ºC. 15-ESDV-1143
For initial cooldown, respect a temperature gradient of 17ºC/hr. Defrost gas
Cold flare
( 28ºC/Hr For later cool down). Defrost gas
Nitrogen
15PDI
Defrost gas
1125
30 % of rated 16-XV-1057
capacity 16FI 16-MD01
1847
D 16TI
1027
D
16HIC Cold flare
15HIC 15-ESDV-1277 1306

1023 3'’ Cold flare
16TI 3'’
1064 16TDI
4'’ Defrost gas
1029
15TIC
1 16-BDV-1296
1039 Mixing point

Cold flare 16TI 16PI
Methane make-up 16FI
1028 1158
1305
C C
15-MD01 6'’
15-BDV-1179 16-MD08
16-BDDV-1337
TLF 16-ESDV-1136
Cold flare
LPG Reinjection
Cold liquid
3'’ flare
15-MD02 Nitrogen
15LIC Cold liquid
1025 6'’ flare
15-HIC Max ∆P reverse flow Defrost Gas
15-MC15 1251
B Warm bundle : 16-PDI-1005 = 0.042 bar
Middle bundle : 16-PDI-1006 = 0.045 bar
16FIC B
15FIC 1319
1026 Cold bundle : 16-PDI-1012 = 0.150 bar PR HHP PR HP PR MP PR LP
To cold liquid header
15-HV-1251 16-MC04 16-MC05 16-MC06 16-MC07

Oil
15FIC From 16-MC03

16HIC
15-ESDV-1013 1066 15-MC05 fundations heating 1318
PR HHP PR HP PR MP PR LP
To 15-MC16
16TI H 16TY < To temperature
A 1003 1004A
controller 20-MC04 20-MC05 20-MC06 20-MC07 A
L (+3ºC/+7ºC)
To cold liquid Header 16-ESDV-1360 16-HV-1318 16-ESDV-1361
16TI
H
1004 L Attachment F/1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
MCHE 15-MC05 COOLDOWN, STEP 2 15HIC 15PIC
SONATRACH
16-MD08 AND ASSOCIATED LINES COOL DOWN TO - 30ºC 1178 1063
KBR 15-BDV-1170
New LNG Train Skikda Cold flare

Defrost header 16PIC
H 15PIC
1014
H
1117
1A
16TDI
15-XV-1126
1019
16-BDV-1290 2'' to cold flare 15-FI
1102
TNG defrost gas 16TI 16PIC
16TI 16TI 1016
21ºC 1015
1017 1018
15-MD04
15TIC
15-ML01 16-CRV-1035
G 1119
From 15-MC06 G
15-MD03
16TI 16TI 16PIC 71-MF01

16TDI 1065 1021 1022 16-ESDV-1176
15TI
1048
1047
16-XV-1044 16-MJ06
15-MC03 15-MC02 15-MC01 16TDI 15TI
1011 1046
16TI 16TI
16-FV-1037C
PR 1024
1009
F F
STEP 2 :16-MD08 and associated lines cooldown (To -30ºC). 16-FV-1037B 2'’
- PR Compressor (16-MJ04) in service. 2'’ To cold flare
16TI 3'’
Defrost gas 1023
Input : 30'’ MR line, upstream of 16-MC04
2'’
Output : Points 2A and 2B. 16-PV-1022
16-FV-1037A 2'’
To cold flare
Note : Step 1 is maintained in service.
To 15-MC06
Cold liquid flare
Nitrogen
Nitrogen To 16-MJ01
E 15-ESDV-1143
Defrost gas E
Cold flare
Defrost gas
Nitrogen
15PDI
Defrost gas
1125
16-XV-1057
16FI 16-MD01
1847 16TI
1027 Cold flare
16HIC
15HIC 15-ESDV-1277 1306
D 1023 3'' Cold flare D
16TI 3'’
1064 16TDI
4'' Defrost gas
1029
15TIC
1 16-BDV-1296
1039 2B Mixing point

Cold flare 16TI 16PI
16FI
Methane make-up 1028 1158
1305
15-MD01 6'’
16-MD08
C 15-BDV-1179
2A Cold
16-BDDV-1337
C
liquid flare 16-ESDV-1136 Cold flare
LPG Reinjection
Cold liquid
15-MD02 3'' flare
Nitrogen
15LIC Cold liquid
1025 15-HIC Defrost gas flare
6''
15-MC15 1251 Max ∆P Reverse flow
15FIC Warm bundle : 16-PDI-1005 = 0.042 bar
2 16FIC
1319 PR LP
1026 Middle bundle : 16-PDI-1006 = 0.045 bar PR HHP PR HP PR MP
Cold bundle : 16-PDI-1012 = 0.150 bar
B 16-MC04 16-MC05 16-MC06 16-MC07
B
15-HV-1251
Oil
15FIC From 16-MC03

16HIC
15-ESDV-1013 1066
1318
To 15-MC16
15-MC05 fundations heating
20-MC04 20-MC05 20-MC06 20-MC07
To cold liquid header 1003 1004A
controller 16-ESDV-1360 16-HV-1318 16-ESDV-1361
A L (+3ºC/+7ºC) A
16TI
H
1004 L
Attachment F/2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SONATRACH MCHE MRV & MRL COOL DOWN TO -25/-30ºC 15-BDV-1170 1178 1063
KBR
Defrost header Cold flare
New LNG Train Skikda 16PIC
H 15PIC
1014
H
1117
1A
16TDI
15-XV-1126
1019
16-BDV-1290
2'’ To cold flare 15-FI
1102
16TI 16PIC
TNG defrost gas 16TI 16TI
21ºC 1015 1016
1017 1018
15-MD04
15TIC
15-ML01 3 16-CRV-1035
G 1119
From 15-MC06 G
15-MD03
71-MF01
16TI 16TI 16PIC
16TDI 1065 1021 1022 16-ESDV-1176
15TI
1048
1047
16-XV-1044 16-MJ06
15-MC03 15-MC02 15-MC01 16TDI 15TI
1011 1046
16TI 16TI
16-FV-1037C
PR 1024
1009
F STEP 3 : Cooldown of MRV and MRL bundles (to -25/-30ºC).
F
16-FV-1037B 2'’
- This step will start when temperature at 16-MD08 and 15-MC05 2'’
To cold flare
cold end reaches approximately -25ºC. 16TI 3'’
- PR Compressor (16-MJ04) in service. Defrost gas
1023
MRV : Input : 15-MC05 shell to 16-CRV-1635, to MR bundle by 2'’
reverse flow. 16-PV-1022
16-FV-1037A 2'’
Output : Point 3A. To cold flare
MRL : Input : TNG defrost gas upstream of 16-MC04, to 16-MD08,
to MRL bundle. 3B
To 15-MC06
Output : Point 3B.
Note : Step 1 is maintained in service. Cold liquid flare Nitrogen To 16-MJ01
E 16-MD08 pressure is dropped to 1 barg by throttling defrost gas 15-ESDV-1143 Nirogen E
valve at Point 2. Defrost gas
Cold flare
Defrost gas
Nitrogen
15PDI
Defrost gas
1125
16-XV-1057
16FI 16-MD01
1847 16TI
1027 Cold flare
16HIC
15HIC 15-ESDV-1277 1306
D 1023
Methane Make-up 3'’ Cold flare
3A
D
16TI 3'’
1064 16TDI
4'’ Defrost gas
1029
15TIC
1 16-BDV-1296
1039 Mixing point

16TI 16PI
Cold flare 16FI
1028 1158
1305
15-MD01 6'’ P= 01 barg
16-MD08
C 15-BDV-1179
Cold liquid flare 16-BDDV-1337 C
16-ESDV-1136 Cold flare
LPG Reinjection
Cold liquid
15-MD02 3'’ flare
Nitrogen
15LIC
Cold liquid
1025 15-HIC Defrost gas flare
15-MC15 6'’
1251 Max ∆P reverse flow
15FIC Warm bundle : 16-PDI-1005 = 0.042 bar
2 16FIC
1319 PR HHP PR HP PR MP PR LP
1026 To cold liquid header Middle bundle : 16-PDI-1006 = 0.045 bar
Cold bundle : 16-PDI-1012 = 0.150 bar
B 16-MC04 16-MC05 16-MC06 16-MC07
B
15-HV-1251
Oil
15FIC From 16-MC03

16HIC
15-ESDV-1013 1066
1318
To 15-MC16 15-MC05 fundations heating
20-MC04 20-MC05 20-MC06 20-MC07
16-ESDV-1360 16-HV-1318
To Cold liquid Header controller 16-ESDV-1361
1003 1004A
A L (+3ºC/+7ºC) A
16TI
H
1004 L Attachment F/3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1178 1063
MCHE COOL DOWN SHELL SIDE TO -145/-154ºC 15-BDV-1170
SONATRACH
KBR Defrost header Cold flare
16PIC
H New LNG Train Skikda 1014 H
15PIC
1117 16TDI
15-XV-1126
1019
16-BDV-1290 2'' to cold flare 15-FI
1102
16TI 16PIC
Dry gas 16TI 16TI 1016
1015
1017 1018
15-MD04
15TIC
G 15-ML01
1119 4 16-CRV-1035 G
From 15-MC06
15-MD03
16TI 16TI 16PIC 71-MF01

16TDI 1065 1021 1022 16-ESDV-1176
15TI
1048
1047
16-XV-1044 16-MJ06
15-MC03 15-MC02 15-MC01 16TDI 15TI
1011 1046
16TI 16TI
16-FV-1037C
PR 1024
1009
F F
16-FV-1037B 2'’ To cold flare
2'’
STEP 4 :MCHE Shell side Final cooldown (from -30ºC to -145/-
154ºC) Defrost gas 16TI 3'’
- Warm and middle bundles feed gas circuits pressurized at operating 1023
2'’
parameters (approximately 53 barg). 16-PV-1022
- PR compressor (16-MJ04) and MR Compressor (16-MJ01/02/03) 16-FV-1037A 2'’
To cold flare
in service.
Note : Step 1 on shutdown, circulation through 15-HIC-1023
is maintained until 2nd pass conditioning step by 15-HICV-1178 is Cold liquid flare
To 15-MC06
completed.Maintain pressure and composition through C1/C2 make- Nitrogen
E up. 15-ESDV-1143
Defrost gas
Nitrogen To 16-MJ01
E
Cold flare
Defrost gas
Nitrogen
15PDI
Defrost gas
1125
16-XV-1057
16FI 16-MD01
1847 16TI
1027 Cold flare
16HIC
15-ESDV-1277 1306
D 15HIC
1023 3'’ Cold flare
D
16TI 3'’
1064 16TDI
4'’ Defrost gas
1029 16-BDV-1296
15TIC
1039
16TI 16PI
Methane make-up Cold flare 16FI
1028 1158
1305
15-MD01 6'’
C 15-BDV-1179 16-MD08 16-BDDV-1337 C

Cold liquid flare 16-ESDV-1136
Cold flare
LPG Reinjection
Cold liquid
3'’ flare
15-MD02 Nitrogen
15LIC Cold liquid
1025 15-HIC 6'’ flare
Defrost gas
15-MC15 1251
16FIC
15FIC 1319
1026 To Cold liquid header
B B
15-HV-1251 16-MC04 16-MC05 16-MC06 16-MC07
Oil 4
15FIC From 16-MC03
16HIC
15-ESDV-1013 1066
1318 PR MP
PR HHP PR HP PR LP
To 15-MC16
15-MC05 fundations heating
20-MC04 20-MC05 20-MC06 20-MC07
A
To Cold liquid header 16TI H 16TY < To temperature 16-ESDV-1360 16-HV-1318 16-ESDV-1361
A
1003 1004A
controller
L (+3ºC/+7ºC)
16TI
H Attachment F/4
1004 L
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
MCHE 15-MC05 COOLDOWN, STEP 5 15-BDV-1170
15HIC 15PIC
1178 1063
SONATRACH FIRST AND SECOND PASS COOL DOWN 5A
KBR Defrost header Cold flare
16PIC
H 15PIC
1014
H
1117 16TDI
15-XV-1126
1019
16-BDV-1290 2'’ to cold flare 15-FI
1102
TNG defrost gas 16TI 16PIC
16TI 16TI 1016
21ºC 1015
1017 1018
15-MD04
15TIC
15-ML01 3 16-CRV-1035
G 1119
From 15-MC06 G
15-MD03
71-MF01
16TI 16TI 16PIC
16TDI 1065 1021 1022 16-ESDV-1176
15TI
1048
1047
16-XV-1044 16-MJ06
15-MC03 15-MC02 15-MC01 16TDI 15TI
1011 1046
16TI 16TI
16-FV-1037C
PR 1024
1009
F STEP 5 : 15-MC05 1st and 2nd passes cooldown.
F
16-FV-1037B 2'’
To cold flare
- PR Compressor (16-MJ04) et MR compressor (16-MJ01/02/03) in 2'’
service. 16TI
Defrost gas 3'’
- Keypoints : MCHE shell MR temperature outlet to 16-MJ01, 15- 1023
MD01 level and temperature for fractionation start-up. 2'’
- When MCHE cold end temperature is approximately -80ºC, start 16-PV-1022
16-FV-1037A 2'’
circulation on 1st pass by closing 15-TICV-1039 progressively. To cold flare
- When 15-MD02 overhead temperature reaches -50/-55ºC, start
2nd pass cooldown by using 15-HICV-1178 and closing 15-HCV- To 15-MC06
1178 simultaneously. Cold liquid flare
Nitrogen
Azote To 16-MJ01
E 15-ESDV-1143
Defrost gas E
Cold flare
Defrost gas
S
Nitrogen
15PDI
Defrost gas
30 % of rated capacity until 1125
16-XV-1057
15-HCV-1178 opening 16FI 16-MD01
5
1847 16TI
1027 Cold flare
16HIC
15-ESDV-1277 1306
15HIC
D 1023 3'’ Cold flare D
16TI 3'’
1064 16TDI
4'’ Defrost gas 1029 16-BDV-1296
15TIC
1039
16TI 16PI
Methane Make-up TF 16FI
1028 1158
1305
15-MD01 6'’
16-MD08
C 15-BDV-1179 16-BDDV-1337
C
TLF 16-ESDV-1136
Cold flare
LPG Reinjection Cold liquid
3'’ flare
15-MD02 Nitrogen
15LIC Cold liquid
1025 15-HIC 6'’ flare
Defrost gas
15-MC15 1251
16FIC
15FIC 1319
1026 PR HHP PR HP PR MP PR LP
B 16-MC04 16-MC05 16-MC06 16-MC07
B
15-HV-1251
Oil
15FIC From 16-MC03

16HIC
15-ESDV-1013 1066 15-MC05 fundations heating 1318
To 15-MC16
1003 1004A
controller 20-MC04 20-MC05 20-MC06 20-MC07
L (+3ºC/+7ºC)
16-ESDV-1360 16-HV-1318 16-ESDV-1361
To cold liquid header H
A 16TI
1004 L
A
Attachment F/5
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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SONATRACH

NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT

DOCUMENT No.: PP-AAA-PP1-170

B AT Issued for Client Approval 07-Jan-12 JS RM -

C AT Issued for Client Approval 29-Jan-12 JS RM

0 AT Issued For Implementation 07-Feb-12 JS RM AB

1 KM Re-Issued for Implementation 22-Oct-13 LTP RM

Rev. Par Description Date KBR KBR CLIENT

Chkd App App

1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... 9

2.2.5.3 Design data ..............................................................................................................16

4.2.11 Deethanizer Reflux Drum, 07-MD03 ............................................................................28

5.1.1 LNG Design Production................................................................................................32

9.0 START UP GUIDELINES ................................................................................... 38

• Volume 0 General Manual

2.0 PLANT DESCRIPTION

2.1.1.1 Main Power Generators

2.1.1.2 Essential Power Generation

2 Liquefaction (train coolers) Substation 3 Substation 1

3 Liquefaction (LNG Train) Substation 1 Substation 1

4 Fractionation/Common Facilities Substation 1 Substation 1

5 Boil off gas (BOG) and Storage Substation 1 Substation 1

Propane Refrigeration Compressor

P7 Existing LNG facility Substation 1 N/A

2.1.2 Instrument and Plant Air Systems, Unit 56

2.1.3.1 Tempered cooling water system, unit 09

2.1.3.2 Industrial water distribution

2.1.3.3 Service water system

2.1.3.4 Potable water system

2.1.3.5 Demineralized Water System

2.1.3.6 Fire Protection System

2.1.4.1 Hot Oil Storage, Unit 08

2.1.4.2 Hot Oil System, Unit 18

2.1.4.3 Fractionation Hot Oil System, Unit 58

2.2.2 Feed Gas Metering/ Compression

2.2.3.1 Process description

2.2.3.2 Product specifications

2.2.3.3 Equipment description

• Solvent Regenerator Reflux Drum (12-MD39)

• Skim Oil Pump (12-MJ26)

2.2.4.1 Process description

2.2.4.2 Product specifications

2.2.4.3 Design data

2.2.5.2 Feed compositions

2.2.5.3 Design data

2.2.5.5 Fuel Gas System

2.2.5.6 Deicing (or defrost gas) System

2.2.5.8 Helium-Rich Gas Stream for the HELISON Plant

2.2.6.1 Refrigerant Compressors

2.2.6.2 Mixed Refrigerant System

2.2.6.3 Main Propane Refrigerant

2.2.6.4 External Propane Refrigerant

2.2.7.6 LPG Re-injection

2.2.8.1 Warm Flare System, Unit 65

2.2.8.2 Cold Flare System, Unit 65

2.2.8.3 Flare for Existing Units

2.2.8.4 LP Flare System, Unit 71

2.2.8.5 Liquid Flares (65-MB08 and 65-MB09)

2.2.8.6 Thermal Oxidizer (65-MB07)

2.2.8.7 LNG Storage and Loading, Unit 71

2.2.8.8 Propane Storage and Transfer Unit 76

2.2.8.9 Butane Storage and Transfer

2.2.8.10 Propane/ Butane Refrigeration

CO2 0.21 0.21

Volumetric Flow Rate, MMSCFD 861,8* 793.35*