Site Preservation Procedures for HRSG

Doc. No.
: 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00070
Job No. : 26071 Rev.000
Site Preservation Procedure

For High Pressure Heat Recovery Steam Generator
(A-331-07-A/B-WHB-01)
PROJECT : Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Inside

Battery Limits (ISBL) and Outside Battery Limits (OSBL) for
the Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) Project
RU V Balikpapan
LOCATION : Refinery Unit V Balikpapan, East Kalimantan,Indonesia
OWNER : PT PERTAMINA (Persero)
PO NO : 26071-131-PO-MBF0-00007
000 21-set-20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION A.Tardani F.Piantanida M.Ferrara
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Title : Rev. 00A 000

Site Preservation Procedure
For High Pressure Heat Recovery Steam Generator Doc. No. 1211-0-Q-155
(A-331-07-A/B-WHB-01)
Questo documento e tutte le informazioni in esso contenute This document and all information thereon are strictly
sono strettamente riservate di proprietà Sofinter S.p.a . reserved and property of Sofinter S.p.A. Div. Macchi
Divisione Macchi, da non utilizzare per scopi diversi da quelli They have not to be used for any purposes other
per cui sono state fornite. than those they have been provided
RDMP-JO – PERTAMINA Doc. No.: 1211-0-Q-155
RDMP- UNIT V Date: 21/09/2020
Balikpapan, Indonesia Rev.: 000
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SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 6
2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .................................................................................................................. 7
3 EQUIPMENT PRESERVATION ............................................................................................................. 7
4 PRESERVATION MATERIALS .............................................................................................................. 7
6 HRSG AND AUXILIARIES PRESERVATION PRIOR SHIPMENT........................................................ 9

6.1 RECOMMENDATIONS DURING TRANSPORTATION ................................................................................... 9
7 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 9
8 STORAGE AT JOBSITE BEFORE ERECTION...................................................................................10

8.1 STEAM GENERATOR ..........................................................................................................................11
8.1.1 PRESERVATION SELECTION CHART ............................................................................................................. 11
9 PRESERVATION DURING ERECTION AT SITE ................................................................................12
10 PRESERVATION AT JOBSITE AFTER ERECTION ...........................................................................14

10.1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................14
10.2 STEAM GENERATOR ..........................................................................................................................14
10.2.1 HRSG PRESERVATION SELECTION CHART .................................................................................................. 15
10.3 AUXILIARY PRESERVATION AT SITE.....................................................................................................15
10.3.1 GENERAL PRESERVATION CRITERIA ............................................................................................................ 16
10.3.2 PIPES AND PIPELINES ............................................................................................................................... 16
10.3.3 VALVES AND LINE ACCESSORIES ................................................................................................................ 17
10.3.4 ROTATING EQUIPMENT .............................................................................................................................. 17
10.3.5 DUCT BURNERS ....................................................................................................................................... 18
10.3.6 SAMPLING SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................... 18
10.3.7 EXTERNAL INSULATION ............................................................................................................................. 19
10.3.8 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT .................................................................................................. 20
10.3.8.1 GENERAL ........................................................................................................................................... 20
10.3.8.2 CABLE, BOXES AND CABINETS ............................................................................................................. 21
10.3.8.3 ELECTRIC MOTORS .............................................................................................................................. 21
10.3.9 INSTRUMENT EQUIPMENT .......................................................................................................................... 22
10.3.10 AIR AND FLUE GAS DUCT ........................................................................................................................... 22
11 ATTACHMENTS ...................................................................................................................................23
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1 INTRODUCTION
This document specifies the requirements and gives recommendations for the preservation of
equipment and piping staying idle up to HRSG s. It contains procedures for short term and long
term preservation of specific items of plant and components parts.
After HRSG first firing the preservation procedures described in O&M manual 26071-V7A-A-331-
07A/B-WHB-01-00001 (1211-0-A-500) will be applied.
This document refers to equipment supplied by Macchi destined to Balikpapan Refinery and
composed by No. 2 HP + 2 MP HRSG and relevant accessories
It shall be highlighted that the climatic conditions play an important role in determining the rate of
corrosion for unprotected equipment. In particular the rate of corrosion may increase in areas
where the atmosphere has high humidity and contains corrosive contaminants.
In general the selection of preservation type shall be also based on:
 presence of operating plant which could affect environmental conditions;
 coastal areas with presence of salty environment;
 sand and dust.
For reference here below is shown a curve which indicates the correlation between the relative
humidity and the corrosion rate of metal surface.
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2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
The following documents shall be taken as reference.
 Macchi Doc. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00071 (1211-0-Q-156) “Shop preservation
procedure”
 Macchi Doc. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00069 (1211-0-Q-150) “Painting
Specification”
 Supplier’s manual in Macchi doc. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00002 (1211-0-A-501)
“Technical Catalogue”.
 Macchi Doc. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00001 (1211-0-A-500) “Operating and
Maintenance Manual”
3 EQUIPMENT PRESERVATION
This document defines the recommendations relevant to preservation in the following project
stages:
 At workshop/assembling yard before shipment (by Macchi).
 Before erection from equipment arrival at jobsite (by erection company).
 During erection (by erection company).
 After erection completion up to commissioning (by erection company).
4 PRESERVATION MATERIALS
For other general uses dedicated to preservation and maintenance, here below are summarized
/ suggested the products to be used.
MATERIALS CHARACTERISTICS / PRODUCT
Gaskets for boilers manholes (during

lay-up period) NBR type or Spirometallic – nitrogen resistant
Gasket (where required) Spirometallic or oil resistant rubber

Bolts Galvanized or stainless steel or uncoated
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(greased)
Plugs Plastic
Temporary blinds Plywood
Tectyl 5350W or SHELL ENSIS FLUID V or
Protective oil
equivalent
Lubricant Teflon Spray based AREXONS System TT163 or equivalent
Self Amalgamating tape Densolen E10 or PIB 2504
Solid Lubricant Paste Molykote 1000 or Jet Lube 550
Corrosion inhibitor emitter CORTEC VpCI-105 or equivalent
Plastic protection sheet Heat shrink-wrap METALBOLD or equivalent
Corrosion inhibitor for pressure parts Protecsol 770P
Desiccant Silica gel
For the preservation maintenance to be carried out at site, it is allowed to use equivalent
materials with equivalent features.
The list of product is only indicative and could be extended upon the need in site.
Notes:
[1] In case desiccants are used (e.g. Silica gel), desiccant materials shall not be in direct contact
with metallic surfaces and shall be placed onto wood trays inside the items.
[2] Products required for preservation maintenance to keep initial preservation even for period
longer than 12 months and/or to restore initial preservation in case damages occurred during
transportation from arrival port to site/storage at site are NOT included in Macchi scope of
supply.
[3] Products required for preservation during erection & commissioning are NOT included in
Macchi scope of supply.
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6 HRSG AND AUXILIARIES PRESERVATION PRIOR

SHIPMENT
For the preservation applied on the modules and loose items prior shipment, refer to document
26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00071 (1211-0-Q-156) “Shop preservation Procedure””.
6.1 RECOMMENDATIONS DURING TRANSPORTATION

Under deck stowage for all HRSG components is recommended.
In the event that some parts cannot be loaded under the deck of the ship all precautions during
transportation (application of suitable tarpaulins excluded from Macchi supply) shall be taken by
shipping company to protect the HRSG from sea water splashing, adverse environmental
conditions and from possible corrosion due to contact with ship funnels flue gas.
When the equipment will reach the job site inspect them for:
 External surfaces painting. Restore in case of damage.
 Absence of damages due to transportation/loading/unloading.
7 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
(1) When open the steam drum manholes and/or remove the blinds on steam/water lines,
use all necessary PPE such as mask, gloves and goggles (refer to MSDS attached to
this procedure) since corrosion inhibitor (Protecsol 770P) has been used for shipping
preservation as per document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00071 (1211-0-Q-156)
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8 STORAGE AT JOBSITE BEFORE ERECTION

The prescriptions to be followed in case the supplied equipment shall be maintained stored prior
to start the erection phase are described in the attachment #1.
GENERAL NOTES:
1) Suggested preservation inspection scheduling:

1st inspection after 15 days from HRSG arrival at site.
In case of positive result:
2nd inspection after 1 month
rd
3 inspection after 3 months
4th inspection after 6 months
Then every 3 months.
Regular inspection of external condition of pressure parts shall be carried out every 30
days.
In case of problems the interval of inspection shall be reduced. In case during inspection of
equipment status signs of rusting/corrosion should appear, necessary remedial action shall
be taken to protect the materials.
2) Before starting commissioning activities:
 Remove all the temporary gaskets on drum manholes and flanged connections and
install the suitable ones provided by Macchi.
WARNINGS:
As soon as the HRSGs arrive at jobsite it will be necessary to verify the integrity of the protection
measures applied.
The following checks will be carried out:
 Verify the integrity of covers / plastic sheets (if provided).
 Verify absence of damaging that could occur during transportation.
 Inspect HRSG components external part and check integrity of temporary protection.
Refer to components I&O manuals included in document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-

00002 (1211-0-A-501) for components specific requirements.
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8.1 STEAM GENERATOR
8.1.1 Preservation selection chart
Lay-up method
shop preservation
procedure #1
procedure #2
procedure #3
procedure #4
procedure #5
procedure #6
procedure #7
remarks
Location Lay-up period Note 1
HRSG loose
parts not yet
up to 12 months
erected

waterside
> 12 months  Note 2
up to 2-3 weeks
fireside
> 2-3 weeks 
Note 1: the lay-up period is referred to the time elapsed from HRSG arrival at jobsite.
Note 2: In case the HRSG erection activities don't start within 12 months from HRSG
arrival provide to re-apply the shop preservation according to Macchi document
No. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00071 (1211-0-Q-156)
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9 PRESERVATION DURING ERECTION AT SITE

During erection phase preservation of equipment shall be maintained as much as possible in
compliance with requirements and restraints that activities require on the HRSG.
The following general recommendations shall be applied:
a) General cleaning using dry air or nitrogen shall be carried out.
b) Apply HRSG fire-side dry preservation as soon as possible (refer to Procedure #1 or #2 as
applicable).
c) Apply HRSG water-side preservation (refer to Procedure #3 or #4 or #5 as applicable) as
soon as possible.
d) Leave the equipment in their original packing as long as possible. Remove the shipping
protection only if erection is forthcoming.
e) Flanges shall be blanked, unless otherwise specified, with:
- oil resistant rubber gaskets and cover steel, or
- metal sealing plates at least 6 mm thick with full diameter bolts (minimum of 4, not less
than 50% of the flange bolt holes) sufficient to provide mechanical protection and
water/dust tight sealing. Wooden sealing plates are not acceptable.
f) All inlet and outlet opening shall be plugged/blanked. All equipment shall be clean, dry, dust
free and free from any corrosion prior to initial preservation.
g) Blinds shall be sealed off with tape around the circumference.
h) Bolts used for temporary blinds shall not cause corrosion on equipment (galvanised or
stainless steel bolts shall be used).
i) Machined and untreated carbon steel surfaces to be coated with preservative or rust
protective wax.
j) All uncoated studbolts / nuts shall be coated with grease or other suitable rust preventive.
k) Lubricate door hinges, grease nipples and fastener.
l) In case desiccant are used (i.e. Silica gel), desiccant material shall not be in direct contact
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m) Insulated parts where people tend to step shall be protected on top with 10 mm plywood.
n) All precaution shall be taken to avoid damages to painted items and insulation materials.
o) Particular precautions shall be taken in case site sandblasting is carried out. Equipment
shall be protected and sealed to prevent sand entering in the circuits.
p) Maintain always good housekeeping during all activities.
Refer to components I&O manuals included in document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-

00002 (1211-0-A-501) for components specific requirements.
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10 PRESERVATION AT JOBSITE AFTER ERECTION
10.1 INTRODUCTION
The recommendations outlined in this section are for general guidance and should be used to
develop the preservation procedure required for each item or group of similar item.
Specialist advice should be sought from plant owner on the preservation of items not specifically
indicated in this section.
10.2 STEAM GENERATOR

For steam generator both water side and fire side have to be protected against possible
corrosion damage during idle period.
In the case that idle period is less than five days for operated HRSG, and 15 days for new and
not operated HRSG no preservation procedure is deemed necessary for internal pressure parts.
This “grace” period could be longer in case of favourable environmental conditions (to be verified
case by case).
The preservation period for HRSG has been divided in:
 SHORT-TERM preservation up to 3 months
 LONG-TERM preservation more than 3 months
The following diagram indicates the preservation procedure to be applied for HRSG internal
pressure parts and for fire-side.
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10.2.1 HRSG preservation selection chart
Lay-up method
shop preservation
procedure #1
procedure #2
procedure #3
procedure #4
procedure #5
procedure #6
remarks
Location Lay-up period Note 1
commissioning
HRSG before
up to 5 days
waterside up to 3 months  
> 3 months 
up to 2-3 weeks
fireside up to 3 months 
> 3 months 
Note 1: the period is referred to the time elapsed from HRSG erection completion.
10.3 AUXILIARY PRESERVATION AT SITE

The recommendations outlined in this section are for general guidance and should be used to
develop the preservation procedure required for each item or group of similar item.
Specialist advice should be sought from plant owner on the preservation of items not specifically
indicated in this section.
The detailed instructions of sub-vendors, included in boiler O&M manual, shall be followed in
addition.
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10.3.1 General preservation criteria

The following general requirements shall be observed, when applicable:
 Check that all openings are sealed to prevent the ingress of water;
 Waterproof case liners shall be used as an over wrap if the items are susceptible to damage
from rain or salt spray but do not require total protection;
 For vessels, piping in stainless steel 316 (or better) no external and internal corrosion
protection is required.
 Bolts used for temporary blinds (if any) shall not cause corrosion on equipment (galvanised
or stainless steel bolts shall be used).
 Exposed machined and unpainted carbon steel surfaces to be coated with rust inhibitor
such as Tectyl 5350W or equivalent.
 All uncoated studbolts / nuts shall be coated with grease or other suitable rust preventive (if
any).
 Lubricate door hinges, grease nipples and fastener.
 In case desiccant are used (i.e. Silica gel), desiccant material shall not be in direct contact
 Insulated parts of units where people tend to step during maintenance activities, shall be
protected on top with 10 mm plywood.
 During preservation period temperature and relative humidity shall be recorded regularly.
10.3.2 Pipes and pipelines

The preservation of piping, in general, relies on the exclusion of oxygen and/or free water from
line. The protection, also, are dependent mainly on the size, on the type and material.
All piping internals shall be clean and free from debris, dirty, humidity and any foreign material.
As a general recommendation, all the lines connected to the HRSG are treated with Nitrogen as
per HRSG preservation; while for the interconnecting piping out of the HRSG battery limit it has
been foreseen only to seal the flanges and or the blinds.
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10.3.3 Valves and line accessories

The preservation of valves and of in-line accessories are dependent mainly on the size, on the
type and the reinstatement period specified.
The in line preservation of the valves consist in protecting both the internal surface and the
external one. In addition to the general criteria, the following instructions shall be respected.
 Drain valves when applicable and feasible;
 All ball valves shall be preserved in open position;
 Gate valve shall be preserved in closed position;
 Globe valve shall be preserved in open position.
 Lubricate and grease stem bearings with Teflon lubricant type;
 Stroke after greasing (2 or 3 times) if feasible;
 Tighten packing;
 Coat machined surfaces;
 Any drain holes shall be covered with tape;
 The stems/yokes shall be protected as a minimum with rust preservative;
 Protect valve handle / operator / actuator with plastic sheet water-resistant.
10.3.4 Rotating equipment

These instructions shall be applied to rotating machinery such as blowers, pumps, etc. delivered
to job site by Suppliers. For these types of equipment, the exclusion of moisture is essential to
avoid pitting and oxidation of critical components such as bearing journals, shaft seals, blading,
etc.
Moreover these equipment must be properly sealed to prevent ingress of sand or sand dust
since this could cause seizure/damage.
The Preservation of the rotating equipment is made directly at site; in same cases where it is not
possible to proceed with an acceptable extent of protection it could be decided to remove and
store some components (i.e. electrical motor, rotors, ...) in a controlled atmosphere.
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As a general rule, for medium and long period before starting any preservation activities
 Stop all rotating equipment and ensure the facility is not operating;
 De-energize and lock out all breakers;
 Isolate equipment from line;
 Remove and preserve coupling or spacer between the fan and driver to facilitate rotating of
rotor;
 Properly tag and store spacer and/or coupling parts;
 Provide electric motors with a warning that they “Energized” or “De-energized”;
 Provide equipment with warning when space heaters have been installed;
 All exposed shafts and polished surfaces shall be thoroughly cleaned and protected with a
rust preservative (e.g.: Tectyl 506-EH or equivalent);
 Manual rotation of shafts at weekly intervals is recommended. Rotation through a minimum
of 3½ complete turns. The position of the shaft at rest should be advanced by a ¼ turn each
time. Proper lubrication of bearing shall be confirmed before manual rotation.
 Cover and seal with plastic sheets the suction side to prevent entrance on contaminants.
10.3.5 Duct burners

For both short and long preservation the burners will remain installed on the HRSG.
 Short term preservation
 Protect pilot burner and flame scanners by applying a corrosion inhibitor on wirings and
wrapping the equipment with glass fibre aluminium coat and seal with tape.
 Long term preservation
 It is suggested to remove the flame scanners, the pilot burners and the flexible hoses.
 After dismantling inspect and clean thoroughly the components and store them in
warehouse.
 Inspect, clean, lubricate where required and apply rust prevention oil on the equipment.
10.3.6 Sampling system

Short and Long Term Preservation
1) Isolate the system from the plant by closing all interception valves.
2) Drain completely the system.
3) For detailed information regarding the analyzer transmitters refer to para. 9.3.8 and 9.3.9
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4) Remove the pH analyzers probes and store them in warehouse.

5) Protect against humidity all instruments (transmitters, etc.).
10.3.7 External insulation

Prior to conduct any preservation activities the insulation shall be inspected. Depending on the
results of the inspection, the following measures are advised to prevent external corrosion due to
the possible ingress of water.
Short term and long term preservation
 On plants which are painted underneath the insulation, the insulation may be left intact for
long term periods providing it is reasonably sound and in good condition, and ends are
sealed. Insulation which is unsound, or considered susceptible, should be removed and
made good.
 One meter of cold insulation on vertical piping, which is not provided with vapor stops,
should be removed at the low points in order to drain condensed water out of the insulation.
 On plants which are not painted underneath the insulation and where a comparatively larger
proportion of the insulation may not be in good condition, consideration should be given to
removing all unsound insulation and painting the metal surfaces thus exposed.
 Generally, insulated columns, vessels and exchangers are more susceptible to exterior
corrosion through deterioration of the insulation than is insulated piping on plant standing
idle for 5 year or longer.
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10.3.8 Electrical and electronic equipment

Preservation of electrical and electronic equipment is dependent mainly on the size and type of
equipment. It involves the preservation of entire equipment assembled and where it is not
possible to proceed in this direction, the protection consists in storing the entire
electrical/electronic equipment indoors in a controlled atmosphere.
Minimizing the moisture is essential to avoid oxidation of critical components. Sand/dust ingress
into the close clearance components in electric motors and/or junction boxes is also a concern.
The majority of transformers, motors, etc. can be preserved for short and long term without re-
commissioning concern, providing the equipment remain energized.
In situ preservation is the first consideration that it must be taken when processing facilities are
completed. In this case these special instructions shall be applied.
please confirm space heater will be vendor's scope of

10.3.8.1 General supply. please kindly inform spec of space heater
(power, phase, etc).
 De-energize equipment.
 Clean equipment internally with air-hose.
 Energize space heaters.
 Energize equipment that is to remain in service during the preservation period.
 Put inside equipment exposed to humidity porous bags of VCI or VCI emitters, or desiccant
(silica gel).
 Spray VCI on wirings and electronic.
 Close door and openings and seal it.
 Check tightness of cable glands.
 Electrical equipment to be wrapped in glass fiber aluminium cloth and sealed with tape.
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10.3.8.2 Cable, Boxes and Cabinets

 Clean and dry terminal housings, boxes and control cabinets.
 Clean, dry and tighten all power and control connections.
 Protect and seal all cable ends from weather and mechanical damage.
 Junction boxes, switch boxes and electrical cabinets shall be protected with VpCI emitters
such as VpCI 105 or equivalent. Notice should be attached indicating the presence of
desiccant.
 Protect equipment by wrapping in glass fiber aluminium cloth and sealed with tape as
required.
10.3.8.3 Electric motors

 All electric motors shall have the insulation resistance measured and recorded.
Measurements must be taken and recorded every month.
 Anti-friction bearings shall be re-greased in order to prevent moisture accumulation.
 Protect motor wirings by means of VpCI-239.
 Electric motors to be wrapped in glass fibre aluminium cloth and wrapped with tape.
 Exposed shaft of electric motor shall be protected with grease tape, silicon based lubricant
and vulcanizing tape or equal.
 Gasket on motor JB cover shall be greased with acid free Vaseline or equal.
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10.3.9 Instrument equipment

For instrumentation, minimizing the moisture is essential to avoid oxidation of critical
components. Sand/dust ingress into the close clearance components in electronic instruments is
also a concern.
The majority of instruments can be preserved for short and long term without re-commissioning
concern, providing the equipment remains energized.
In situ preservation is the first consideration that it must be taken when processing facilities are
completed. In this case these special instructions shall be applied.
 Check the tightness of the cable glands.
 Protect pressure gauges, local electronic transmitters, panels, junction boxes, temp.
instruments by wrapping with aluminum sheeted glass fiber cloth or suitable plastic sheet
and tape PC667.
 Protect instruments internal parts by means of VpCI-239.
 All cabled instrument equipment containing electronic components shall be protected with
vapor corrosion inhibitor VpCI-239.
 All openings in hydraulic/pneumatic tubing shall be provided with steel caps/plugs of
material compatible with the metallurgy of the component being capped or plugged. Non-
metallic plugs shall not be used.
 Gaskets/O-rings on instrument equipment to be greased with acid free Vaseline.
 Flow sight glasses to be covered with suitable plastic sheet.
10.3.10 Air and flue gas duct

Refer to procedures 1 and 2 in attachment.
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11 ATTACHMENTS
1) STORAGE AT JOB SITE BEFORE ERECTION

2) PROCEDURE 1 – FIRE SIDE PRESERVATION (SHORT TERM)
3) PROCEDURE 2 – FIRE SIDE PRESERVATION (LONG TERM)
4) PROCEDURE 3 – WATER SIDE DRY PRESERVATION (SHORT TERM)
5) PROCEDURE 4 – WATER SIDE DRY LAY-UP WITH NITROGEN (LONG TERM)
6) PROCEDURE 5 – WATER SIDE WET LAY-UP (SHORT TERM)
7) PROCEDURE 6 – HRSG LOOSE PRESSURE PARTS NOT YET ERECTED
8) PROCEDURE 7 – HRSG LOOSE MODULES (FLUE GAS SIDE) NOT YET
ERECTED
9) ROTATING EQUIPMENT PRESERVATION RECOMMENDATIONS
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ATT. #1 – STORAGE AT JOB SITE BEFORE ERECTION

ATTACHMENT #1
STORAGE AT JOBSITE BEFORE ERECTION
DELIVERY STATUS SHIPPING PROTECTION STORAGE LOCATION

PERIODIC
REQUIRED
INSPECTIONS STORAGE
EQUIPMENT AMBIENT NOTES
PLASTIC SHOP OUTDOOR STORAGE PERIOD
LOOSE SKID SINGLE BIG SHIPPING TEMPORARY OTHER CONDITIONS
PREFABRICATED PACKAGE COVER PRESERVATION INDOOR OUTDOOR UNDER CONDITIONS
PIECE(S) MOUNTED BLOCK PACKING COATING PROTECTION
WATERPROOF (note "a") ROOF
Ref. To doc. No.

26071-V7A-A-331- See notes 1, 2, 7. Do not remove blanking
Steam drum (external) X 07A/B-WHB-01- X - YES 12 months devices. Keep manhole tight closed. Apply
00069 (1211-0-Q- tarpaulins to protect from environment.
150)
See notes 3, 9. Do not remove blanking
Steam drum (internal) X X X - YES 12 months
devices. Keep manholes tight closed.
Ref. To doc. No.
26071-V7A-A-331- See notes 1, 2, 7, 9, 10 Do not remove
HRSG modules (casing) X 07A/B-WHB-01- X - YES 12 months blanking devices. Apply tarpaulins to
00069 (1211-0-Q- protect from environment.
150)
Ref. To doc. No.

26071-V7A-A-331- See notes 1, 9, 10. Do not remove blanking
HRSG modules (harps finned/bare
X 07A/B-WHB-01- X X - YES 12 months devices. Apply tarpaulins to protect from
tubes) 00069 (1211-0-Q- environment.
150)
Ref. To doc. No.

26071-V7A-A-331-
See note 5. Do not remove blanking
Downcomers, feeders, risers X X 07A/B-WHB-01- X - YES 12 months
00069 (1211-0-Q- devices
150)
Ref. To doc. No. See notes 1, 2, 3, 7. Do not remove

26071-V7A-A-331- blanking devices. Keep manhole tight
CBD and IBD drums X 07A/B-WHB-01- X - YES 12 months closed. Apply tarpaulins to protect from
00069 (1211-0-Q- environment. See note 9 in case storage is
150)
extended over 12 months.
See note 5. Refer to specific manufacturer
Duct Burners X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Fresh Air Fans X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Auxiliary fans X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
BD Pumps X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
BD Cooler X X X - YES 12 months See notes 5
Fuel Gas skid X X X - YES 12 months See notes 5
Sampling System X X X - YES 12 months See notes 5
Steam silencers X X X - YES 12 months See notes 5

See notes 5. Refer to specific manufacturer
Pressure safety valves X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Manual/Motor operated valves X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Control valves X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Pneumatic shut-off valves X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Protected from
Pipework (size≥2") X X X YES 12 months See notes 5
environment
Protected from See notes 5. Suppied in commercial

Bulk piping (size<2") X X X NO 12 months
environment lengths.
Field instruments X X X - YES 12 months
storage procedure
Burners local & LVDP panel X X X DRY YES 12 months See note 5
BMS cabinet X X X DRY YES 12 months See notes 5, 8
Page 1 of 3
ATTACHMENT #1

PERIODIC
REQUIRED
INSPECTIONS STORAGE
BCS cabinet X X X DRY YES 12 months See notes 5, 8
Junction boxes X X X DRY YES 12 months See note 5
INTERNAL - Ref. EXTERNAL - Ref.

To doc. No. 26071- To doc. No. 26071-
Duct (prefabricated sections) X V7A-A-331-07A/B- V7A-A-331-07A/B- X - YES 12 months See note 10
WHB-01-00069 WHB-01-00069
(1211-0-Q-150) (1211-0-Q-150)

To doc. No. 26071- To doc. No. 26071-
Main stack (prefabricated sections) X V7A-A-331-07A/B- V7A-A-331-07A/B- X - YES 12 months
WHB-01-00069 WHB-01-00069
(1211-0-Q-150) (1211-0-Q-150)

To doc. No. 26071- To doc. No. 26071-
By-pass stack (prefabricated
X V7A-A-331-07A/B- V7A-A-331-07A/B- X - YES 12 months
sections) WHB-01-00069 WHB-01-00069
(1211-0-Q-150) (1211-0-Q-150)
INTERNAL - Ref. EXTERNAL - Ref. See notes 2, 4, 7. 10 Do not remove

To doc. No. 26071- To doc. No. 26071-
blanking devices. Keep manhole tight
TEE box & Guillotine X V7A-A-331-07A/B- V7A-A-331-07A/B- X - YES 12 months
WHB-01-00069 WHB-01-00069 closed. Apply tarpaulins to protect from
(1211-0-Q-150) (1211-0-Q-150) environment.
TEE box & Guillotine accessories X X X - YES 12 months

Expansion joints X X X - YES 12 months See note 5
Ref. To doc. No.

Steel structures, Platforms, 26071-V7A-A-331-
stairways, ladders, Handrails and X X X 07A/B-WHB-01- X - YES 12 months See note 5
feetguards 00069 (1211-0-Q-
150)
Insulation and lagging X X X - YES 12 months See note 5
Bolts and fittings X X X - NO 12 months See note 5
Pneumatic tubing X X X - NO 12 months See notes 5 and 6
Fittings for instrumentation X X X - NO 12 months See notes 5 and 6
Cables X X X - YES 12 months See note 5
Cable trays X X X - NO 12 months See note 5
GENERAL NOTES:
a) For shop preservation of all HRSG pressure parts refer to Macchi document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00071 (1211-0-Q-156(
b) Once HRSG is arrived in site, tarpaulins shall be applied during all storage period.
c) During preservation period, if inspections to pressure parts internals are required, proper procedure for confined spaces shall be applied. Assure proper ventilation before entering and verify by means of an analyzer that the oxygen content is 20.5-21% vol.
NOTES
1) If the storage period will be extended over 12 months check every 30 days the conditions of pressure parts external surfaces
2) The integrity of shop applied tarpaulins, if provided, has to be verified. If the boiler/equipment is shipped with external temporary preservation or shop applied painting, after 6 months the preservation integrity shall be checked and, in case of damages, restored. Particular warning shall be addressed to possibility of
water collection.
3) Internally protected with corosion inhibitor PROTECSOL 770P
4) All ends of the TEE-BOX will be closed with tarpaulins or wooden sheets
5) Leave the materials in their shipment packages during storage. Do not remove blanking devices (where provided).
6) Vessels, equipment and piping of austenitic stainless steel shall be thoroughly checked because deposits, eventual pockets of water can lead to serious corrosion. Water containing a concentration of chlorides may precipitate stress corrosion cracking or pitting.
7) If the storage period will be extended over 12 months check every three months the conditions of pressure parts external surfaces
8) When the materials reach the jobsite they will be stored according to the following features: ambient temperature 20°C ± 5°C - relative atmospheric humidity 60 ± 10%
9) Refer also to the boiler preservation procedure selection chart
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ATTACHMENT #1

PERIODIC
REQUIRED
INSPECTIONS STORAGE
10) Place on concrete floor or dry ground floor, properly supported keeping suitable distance from floor, to avoid any contact with possible water/mud
Page 3 of 3
Page: 27 of 38
PROCEDURE 1 – FIRE SIDE PRESERVATION (SHORT TERM)

LOCATION: SITE
CONDITION: HRSG ALREADY ERECTED OR AFTER ERECTION
The short term HRSG preservation (≤ 3 months) of the fire side may be carried out as follows:
1) Install necessary blinds in the main fuel lines and pilot gas line.
2) Thoroughly inspect the flue gas side. If deposits are found out on the tubes external
surfaces provide to remove them by compressed air.
3) The HRSG should then be isolated from external environment to reduce as much as
possible the entry of air.
4) Seal the enclosures, GT exhaust gas inlet, flue gas outlet with plastic sheets and tape
completely to prevent entry of air.
5) Protect pilot burner and flame scanners by applying a corrosion inhibitor on wirings and
wrapping the equipment with glass fibre aluminium coat and seal with tape. Seal tightly the
openings. Seal the burner sight glasses tightly (if applicable).
6) Distribute hygroscopic chemicals (e.g. silica gel or equivalent), along flue gas path, at the
amount of 1 kg at cubic meter (in accordance with supplier instructions). Do not place
chemicals directly in contact with metals.
7) Carry out periodical inspection of chemicals.
8) Follow supplier instructions for their substitution or regeneration.
9) All Dampers shall be closed to avoid, as much as possible, draft effect and contact with
ambient air
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PROCEDURE 2 –FIRE SIDE PRESERVATION (LONG TERM)

LOCATION: SITE
HRSG CONDITION: HRSG ALREADY ERECTED OR AFTER ERECTION
The long term HRSG preservation (> 3 months) of the fire side may be carried out as follows:
1) Install necessary blinds in the main fuel lines and pilot gas line.
2) Thoroughly inspect the flue gas side. If deposits are found out on the tubes external
surfaces provide to remove them by compressed air.
3) Install new gaskets on all enclosure openings and access doors.
4) Close dampers, seal the HRSG inlet with plastic sheets and tape completely to prevent
entry of air.
5) Seal with plastic sheet and tape all inlet and exhaust ducts, observation ports and duct man
ways to prevent entry of air.
6) Remove the pilot burners and flame scanner and seal tightly the openings.
7) Place electric heaters (or other systems) inside the furnace and flue gas duct. Keep metal
surfaces above ambient temperature to reduce moisture in the system. Install ammeters
outside the furnace to check the operation of the heaters.
NOTE: for installation of heaters consult specialized company.
8) Install a thermometer to check the temperature of the fire side from outside. Ensure that the
thermometer entry location is tightly sealed.
9) Make all cable entries into the flue gas side air tight.
10) Keep humidity below 50%. Take readings of temperature, relative humidity on regular basis.
Page: 29 of 38
PROCEDURE 3 –WATER SIDE DRY LAY-UP (SHORT TERM)

LOCATION: SITE
HRSG CONDITION: HRSG ALREADY ERECTED, HYDROTEST DONE
The short term HRSG preservation (≤ 3 months) of the HRSG water side may be carried out as
follows only if the pressure parts erection activities have been completed:
1) Drain completely the HRSG immediately after hydrostatic test.
2) Special care is paid to drain fittings, measuring instruments connection lines, water levels,
etc.
3) The residual water in pressure parts (if any) can be eliminated using cycle of
pressurization/depressurization at 3 kg/cm2g. Best performance will be obtained using
Nitrogen.
4) Check all surfaces are in clean conditions. Inspect steam and water drum conditions; where
necessary wipe off residual water (if any).
5) Place corrosion resistant trays (e.g. wood) inside each drum to avoid any contact with
metallic surfaces. The trays will be supported to allow air circulation under them.
6) Distribute hygroscopic salts (e.g. silica gel) on the trays in the quantity of 1 bag of 250 g. per
1 m3 of volume at full capacity (Quantity of desiccant shall be in according supplier
recommendations). Close drains, manholes, vents, etc.. The HRSG volume is 64.3 m3.
7) Check periodically the conditions of chemicals and restore it.
8) Follow supplier instructions for their substitution or regeneration.
Page: 30 of 38
PROCEDURE 4 –WATER SIDE DRY LAY-UP WITH NITROGEN (LONG TERM)

LOCATION: SITE
This procedure shall be applicable in Site when HRSG pressure part activities have been
completed and Hydrotested.
The long term HRSG preservation (> 3 months) of the HRSG water side may be carried out as
follow.
1) Drain completely the HRSG from lower part opening HRSG steam drum vents immediately
after hydrostatic test.
2) Special care is paid to drain fittings, measuring instruments connection lines, water levels,
etc.
3) Open steam and water drum and manually remove residual water.
4) The residual water in pressure parts (if any) can be eliminated by nitrogen pressurization
3 kg/cm2g.
5) Drain from HRSG bottom parts.
6) Check that the relative humidity is lower than 40%. If not, it will be necessary to repeat
nitrogen pressurization. Pressurization with nitrogen and quick opening of drain valves will
improve water removal.
7) Flush the HRSG with nitrogen, using the steam drum vent nozzle, to blow out completely
the air contained (typically 5 volumes of nitrogen). The amount of the residual oxygen in the
gas vented from HRSG and superheater drains must be checked. When its concentration is
lower than 2% in every venting point, it is possible to bottle-up the HRSG. The HRSG
volume is: 64.3 m3.
8) Seal the HRSG after gas filling. Keep constantly the protective gas under low pressure of
0.3 kg/cm2g
9) Apply warning plates in proximity of HRSG manholes and access doors to prevent anybody
to enter while in preservation.
10) Daily check the nitrogen pressure.
Page: 31 of 38
PROCEDURE 5 – HRSG WATER SIDE WET LAY-UP (SHORT TERM)

LOCATION: SITE
The short term HRSG preservation (≤ 3 months) of the water side may be carried out as follows.
1) Add demineralized and deaerated (if available) water to fill-up all the maximum possible
volume.
2) Add 500 ppm of Oxygen Scavenger, sufficient alkalinizer agent (typically ammonia) to rise
pH up to 10.
3) Pressurize with nitrogen using the steam drum vent nozzle. Keep nitrogen pressure at
0.3 kg/cm2g
4) After one week the HRSG water has to be tested to verify the chemicals concentrations, pH
and residual oxygen water. If pH decrease below 9.5 add alkalinizer agent
5) Periodically check the nitrogen pressure and restore water level if necessary.
Note: Sulfite as oxygen scavenger is not allowed.

Page: 32 of 38
PROCEDURE 6 – HRSG LOOSE PRESSURE PARTS NOT YET ERECTED

This procedure will be followed for the HRSG water side preservation in case the HRSG
pressure parts remain in the storage area as delivered for a period longer than 12 months.
1) HRSG Module
a) Weld on the blanked nozzles of the upper headers the nitrogen temporary filling
connections complete of temporary interception valves. The connections already
provided for shop corrosion inhibitor injection shall be used for this purpose.
b) Weld on the blanked drain nozzles of each bank the temporary vent connections
complete of temporary interception valves.
c) Flush banks with nitrogen, using the nitrogen temporary filling connections, to blow out
completely the air contained (typically 5 volumes of nitrogen). The amount of the
residual oxygen in the gas vented from HRSG drains must be checked. When its
concentration is lower than 2% in every venting point, it is possible to bottle-up the
HRSG. The total water volume is
Module #1: 18.9 m3.
Module #2: 7.2 m3.
d) Seal banks after gas filling. Keep constantly the protective gas under low pressure of
0.3 kg/cm2g
e) Apply warning plates in proximity of HRSG manholes and access doors to prevent
anybody to enter while in preservation.
f) Periodically check the nitrogen pressure.
Page: 33 of 38
2) Steam drums
a) Check all surfaces are in clean conditions.
b) Place corrosion resistant trays (e.g. wood) inside the drum to avoid any contact with
metallic surfaces. The trays will be supported to allow air circulation under them.
c) Distribute hygroscopic salts (e.g. silica gel) on the trays in the quantity of 1 bag of 250
g. per 1 m3 of water volume at full capacity. Close manholes.
d) Steam drum volume is 30.8 m3.
e) Check periodically the conditions of chemicals and restore it.
f) Follow supplier instructions for their substitution or regeneration.
Alternatively preservation with nitrogen could be used.
NOTE 1: HRSG loose pressure parts preservation validity before starting erection
activities is 12 months.
NOTE 2: in any other case of HRSG erection activities interrupted at an intermediate

phase, the HRSG shall be put in preservation according to the selection chart (section
“HRSG loose pressure parts not yet erected”). Please contact Macchi technical
department to define in detail the suitable preservation procedure to be followed
according to the erection progress.
Page: 34 of 38
PROCEDURE 7 – HRSG LOOSE MODULES (FLUE GAS SIDE) NOT YET ERECTED
This procedure will be followed for the HRSG flue gas side preservation in case the HRSG
modules remain in the storage area as delivered.
1) Modules M1, M2
a) Check all surfaces are in clean conditions.
b) If required perform the preservation maintenance by cleaning/removing the eventual
rust present on the surfaces and apply again the protective coating according to
Macchi doc. No. 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-00069 (1211-0-Q-150)
NOTE: in case of HRSG erection activities are interrupted at an intermediate phase, the
HRSG flue gas side shall be put in preservation. Please contact Macchi technical
department to define in detail the suitable preservation procedure to be followed
according to the erection progress.
Page: 35 of 38
ATT. #9 – ROTATING EQUIPMENT PRESERVATION RECOMMENDATIONS

AUXILIARY AIR BLOWERS - PRESERVATION AT SITE
4.4 Storage
If the Centrifugal fan parts, still packed, are to

remain unused for a long period, HDF recommends
you store them in a dry and covered place, at
temperatures between 5°C and 35°C.
Air humidity 75%.
Do not place other packs on top of the stored materials
If the Centrifugal fan has already been unpacked and

assembled, so that it becomes extremely difficult to protect it
with the packaging, HDF recommends to always store it in a
dry place on a bench or on the base of the packaging.
Make sure all metal parts, in particular those external, are
protected by a thin layer of oil SAE 46-SAE 68.
Cover the entire assembly with a cloth, that must allow
residual internal moisture to evaporate.
If the machine is not installed immediately upon receipt and is fitted with antifriction bearings,
rotate the shaft of the fan manually or in a similar manner for several turns, once every 2 or 3
weeks.
This way, the grease inside the bearings will cover any less protected parts of the bearing,
also preventing condensation.
Lock the impeller to prevent any accidental rotation due to air draughts
If the Centrifugal fan is fitted with drive belts, we recommend reducing the belt tension by
slightly loosening the turnbuckles.
The belts must be tensioned properly shortly before starting the machine.
Periodically, check the condition of the parts to avoid surface oxidation.
After long periods of inactivity, the machine must be commissioned by HDF S.r.l. technical staff
or by technical staff authorised by HDF S.r.l., ensuring that:
 the conditions and characteristics of the Centrifugal fan before storage have been kept
unchanged;
 there are no signs of corrosion on the frames;
 here are no signs of breakage due to improper storage;
 the electrical connections are efficient and there are no damaged cables;
 the pneumatic connections are efficient and there are no broken pipes;
 that all safety devices installed, tested manually are efficient.
If necessary, contact HDF S.r.l..
Code: HDF_M_C_EN_2020_07_R08
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FRESH AIR FAN - PRESERVATION AT SITE
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PRECAUTION PROCEDURE
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3. HANDLING
The packages, as well as the unpacked equipment, shall be carefully handled to avoid damages
during handling.
Suitable hoisting / lifting equipment shall be used based on the weight / dimension and physical
characteristics of the items.
For packaged equipment, each package shall clearly indicate the positioning of lifting points.
Please refer to Packing List for details on dimensions and weights.
For unpackaged equipment, each piece of equipment is provided with suitable lifting lugs.
Please refer to G.A. drawings for details on dimensions, weights and location of lifting lugs.
4. SHIPPING AND RECEIVING

Upon arrival of the materials at site, receiving party shall check that all the items on the Packing
List and/or Bill of Lading and/or Invoices have been received.
All packages are thoroughly inspected prior to shipment. Regardless, rough handling en-route may
damage the packages and equipment. The receiving party must thoroughly inspect all packages
from possible damages. Any damaged parts are the responsibility of the carrier and should be
reported to him immediately upon arrival.
Boldrocchi shall be notified in writing immediately of any damages, lost or undelivered parts.
5. STORAGE UP TO 12 MONTHS
Above preservation as per par. 1 will guarantee outdoor storage up to 12 (twelve) months under
below conditions:
- Wooden case shall not be opened nor damaged

- Storage temperature -10 / 40 °C
- Storage under roof or tarpaulin
- Wooden case shall not be in contact with soil, to prevent humidity.
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6. STORAGE AFTER 12 MONTHS

After first 12 (twelve) months storage as per point 4, and every 6 months, it is necessary to open
the wooden box and:
- check general status of preservation and repair as needed

- check motor bearing status
- check motor bearing status and re-grease as needed
- remove rotor locking device, manually rotate rotor for some turns and stop at 90° from original
position.
- Relock rotors to prevent rotation.
- add fresh rust preventive (Tectyl 800-D) into bearing housings
- change desiccants
- re-seal barrier bag and re-close the wooden case
Storage conditions shall be as per par. 5 above.
For maintenance after erection, refer to IOM

7. ATTACHMENTS
1- Lifting recommendation for cases and crates
2- Lifting recommendation for goods
3- Typical Packing Pictures (by Sofinter Macchi)

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Job No. : 26071 Rev.000

Site Preservation Procedure

PROJECT : Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Inside

LOCATION : Refinery Unit V Balikpapan, East Kalimantan,Indonesia

OWNER : PT PERTAMINA (Persero)

000 21-set-20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION A.Tardani F.Piantanida M.Ferrara

00A 27-Aug-20 ISSUED FOR REVIEW A.Tardani M.Zanchin M.Ferrara

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Job No. : 26071 Rev.000

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00A 27-Aug-20 - ISSUED FOR REVIEW

Job No. : 26071 Rev.000

No Sheet Hold Content

Address: Largo Buffoni, 3 - 21013 Gallarate (VA) - Italy

Title : Rev. 00A 000

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .................................................................................................................. 7

3 EQUIPMENT PRESERVATION ............................................................................................................. 7

4 PRESERVATION MATERIALS .............................................................................................................. 7

6 HRSG AND AUXILIARIES PRESERVATION PRIOR SHIPMENT........................................................ 9

7 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 9

8 STORAGE AT JOBSITE BEFORE ERECTION...................................................................................10

9 PRESERVATION DURING ERECTION AT SITE ................................................................................12

10 PRESERVATION AT JOBSITE AFTER ERECTION ...........................................................................14

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

MATERIALS CHARACTERISTICS / PRODUCT

Gaskets for boilers manholes (during

Gasket (where required) Spirometallic or oil resistant rubber

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

6 HRSG AND AUXILIARIES PRESERVATION PRIOR

6.1 RECOMMENDATIONS DURING TRANSPORTATION

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

8 STORAGE AT JOBSITE BEFORE ERECTION

1) Suggested preservation inspection scheduling:

Refer to components I&O manuals included in document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

8.1 STEAM GENERATOR

8.1.1 Preservation selection chart

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

9 PRESERVATION DURING ERECTION AT SITE

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

Refer to components I&O manuals included in document 26071-V7A-A-331-07A/B-WHB-01-

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

10 PRESERVATION AT JOBSITE AFTER ERECTION

10.2 STEAM GENERATOR

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

10.2.1 HRSG preservation selection chart

10.3 AUXILIARY PRESERVATION AT SITE

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

10.3.1 General preservation criteria

10.3.2 Pipes and pipelines

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

10.3.3 Valves and line accessories

10.3.4 Rotating equipment

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)

10.3.5 Duct burners

10.3.6 Sampling system

SITE PRESERVATION PROCEDURE (UP TO HRSG FIRST FIRING)