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CONTRACT NO:
RFP – 000000004843, RFP - 000000006737
PROJECT:
CLIENT:
CONTRACTOR:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
HYDRO TESTING
PROCEDURE
ENGINEER PROJECT
MANAGER
0 05/11/2021 IFR
DOC NO HJRSB/PDB/M/PF/02
HYDRO TESTING PROCEDURE
DATE 05/11/2021
ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION,
AND COMMISSIONING (“EPCC”) OF UPGRADING REV 0
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SKID TANK RELOCATION
AT PDB SANDAKAN AVIATION TERMINAL
11/2” diesel pipeline hydro test pressure is: 60psig; 135psig design operating pressure. The pipeline will be hydro
tested after physical inspection and visual acceptance of the pipe.
CONTRACTOR intends to set up the hydro test equipment and pressurize the pipeline in fabrication yard.
Calibrated, pressure gauges and pressure/temperature recorder charts will be utilized to monitor the pipeline
pressure and temperature. The pressure test will be using portable water. The pipeline will be pressurized to the
require test pressure and the volume of air monitored during pressurization. The test system is then isolated and
allowed to stabilize. Once the pressure has stabilized the hold period of 1 hour will commence.
The hydro test is deemed accepted when the following are achieved:
Air entrapped is less than 0.2% of volume
No visible leaks is observed
No unaccountable pressure changes are observed
The 11/2” diesel pipeline will be deemed mechanically complete and acceptable by PD&T upon:
Visual inspection of the pipeline, and approved when no significant defects and leaks are found
Hydrostatic Pressure Testing of pipeline has been satisfactorily completed for required 1 hour period
During the pressurization, the following information shall be recorded and logged every 30psig at increased
intervals:
Time
Temperature (deg. C)
Pressure (psig)
Once 100% test pressure is achieved, pipeline pressure will be recorded in a log table for full duration.
Monitoring of the pipeline pressure during the stabilization period by pressure chart recorder. The following
information will be monitoring and logged at 15 minutes interval.
Time
Pipeline pressure
Ambient temperature
During the stabilization period, re-pressurization may be carried out should the pressure drop below the required
test pressure. The volume of water added will be recorded. Leaks or other defects noted during the stabilization
period shall be rectified. The section requiring rectification shall be depressurizing to a safe level prior to any repair
activity.
The pipeline hydrostatic test shall be considered complete when the following condition has been met after the
hold period. The pipeline pressure shall not fall below the required test pressure at any time during one (1)
hour holding period. All variation in test pressure shall be accounted for. The test period shall be extended if
necessary to achieve these criteria.
Note:
1) Should the test hold period be extended, the hold period will be retrospectively selected where the
pressure has maintained within the above criteria for a one (1) hour period with Client approval
2) No visible leaks shall be present on observable section of the pipeline.
Should the system require to re-pressurization during the nominated hold period, Client’s consent will be
obtained prior to re-pressurization. The hold period shall start from this point.
1.4 Depressurization
On completion and acceptance of hold period, the pipeline will be depressurized to atmospheric pressure. The rate
of depressurization shall not exceed 15psig per minute.
The pipeline pressure will be monitored and recorded during depressurization until the pipeline is fully
depressurized.
On completion of pipeline depressurization, all logs and acceptance certificates shall be signed off by all relevant
parties.
QAQC Checklist
1 All item of hydrotest testing and equipment requiring certificate shall
be checked
7 Confirm the instrument of hydro test operation is install as per listed and
drawing:
Pressure Recorder
Pressure Gauge
Ambient temperature recorder
10 Install the chart paper of the pressure recorder and ambient temperature
recorder at launcher site.
Note: Chart shall be signed by COMPANY
11 Confirm with receiving site that pressure gauge, temperature probe and
ambient temperature are installed
12 Once confirm the working area at launcher site is safe to
commence the hydro test, open the double block isolation valve on the test
blind
13 Start the pressurizing pump
14 Monitor and logging the pressure and flow read of the pump and
increase
the flow as required slowly. Prior to commence pressurizing the
pipelineshall follow logs:
Time
Pipeline Pressure
Ambient Temperature recorder
15 Pressurize rate shall be 20 psig interval
17 Check for leak around the launcher and receiving site during this time, if
any leak found for any site of the riser shall be report to the test
supervisor test engineer