CHIYODA TECHNIP JOINT VENTURE - @GX QGIt LNG Onshore Facilities Project Maing Actress: P.O.B0x22485 “Telephone: 0874-474 1260 RasLafon Ste Ofice Fax: era 474 1128 Fas Laflan, Galas Te: Mr. Lee Yow Yeen DATE: 26 May 2007 Onshore Project Manager Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Ltd. (il) REFNO: QGx-T-csiaR- O565 4 Ras Laffan Contract: GTC-QGILONS-15 From: |, Kuroda Job No. ite Me Series Your Ref. No: Subject: Method Statement Response Required: G Yes _No Requested Date: Area: || SHES | Process & SRU__| 1 | Upstream, Utilities, & Offsites: | Asoc | Engineering Bi | CLP/Offpiot | Camp & 18 T| Management | C| Business & Admin | O| Pianning & Controls | | interface Gl Building __| 6 | Materiat Management Issued for: 7 eee ce iia [Approval D Review Comment 1 Information | App (01 Construction _ 1 Resord_ saad _ | Gy. | Document Wo] Rev. Title 12 O176-MS-04 5 | Method Slatement for the Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Amour Rock & Concrete Amour Blocks) Remarks: [DISPATCHED ap 4 27 F Distribution: CM GLP (Wio}, ASI J (Wa) Originator: MK, pee Eee CTIV-QGX SITE Received by: Title: Date: fv ite Manager PageSystem Procedure CORP-SYS-02 Control of Documents and Data ARCHIRODON GROUP NV reuse CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Document Transmittal Project or Office 0176 Marine Civil Works for QGII LNG Berth 5, Ras Laffan, QATAR Ras Laffan, QATAR — Archirodon Construction (0) Co. S.A Attn: Mr. Adel Monsef PO. Box 22256, Doha, Ras Laffan-Port Area Qatar Tel + 974 4735050 Fax + 974 4735039 RECEIVED 22 WAY 2007 CTWV.QGX SITE Contract No. QGX-SC-016 ‘Transmittal Ref. QGX-T-ARN/CS-00129 Issued by _ Adel Monsef Position Project Manager To _Mr. Isamu Kuroda Organisation Chiyoda—Technip Joint Venture ‘The documents itemised below are for your attention and action as indicated. Document Codes ‘MS | Management system document MA_| Material submittal D_| Drawing © | Other Contract document F_| Blectronic file | R_| Report Action Codes T_| information, no response required R_| Review and return comments c mn or Use R2_| Retum to originator after amendment A approval, please repl ot [besa Ite Document Code and Title Reference * Rev | Size | Cop. | Action m ‘Method Statement for the Construction of 1 | Ms | the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, o176-Ms.o4 | 5 | Ad] 1 A Armour Rock & Concrete Armour Blocks) Remarks Date of Issue _22 May 2007 Signature ee * Note: For an€planation of the references for management system documents, see Table 7.1 and Table 7.3 of this system procedure. served pr 2 JoS/F- by bikie —) Xe Document ref CORP-SYS.02.ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION OVERSEAS CO. S. A. METHOD Document Ref. STATEMENT O176-MS-04 PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. | Revision 5 | Page tof 11 LNG BERTH NO.5 OF QGII LNG EXPANSION PROJECT AT RAS LAFFAN, QATAR Method Statement For the Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks Tssue Status & | Issued for approval. | Description j Prepared by | Reviewed by | Approved by Document. | Rev. | Issue Date | Construction | Project QC Project — | | Section Section Manager | OiTENSO4 |S) 23 May 3007 |W Wake R Samy ‘A. 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SA METHOD | Document Ref. Issue 1 | S22 sections 2.2 & 2.3 for STATEMENT | _ 0176-MS-04 control of this appendix. Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks APPENDIX B ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT Title Reference ‘Rev. | Pages Environmental Impact Assessment 0176-MS-04 2 8& ARCHIRODON GROUP NV CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM General Procedure CORP-GEN-I2 Hazard Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment Environmental Impact Statement Project _0176 —Berth # 5 - Marine Works _ SECTION A- WORK ANALYSIS Part Al Name of Company _Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Co. S.A Date Prepared _ 22/05/2007 Document Ref. _0176-MS-04 ‘Name of Supervisor in Charge _Mohamed Hassan ‘Numbers and Disciplines of Personnel Carrying Out the Task _1 +70 is Workshop / Transport / General Construction Skilled Labour Part A2 Scope of Work Removing Antifer blocks and placing Quarry run, Armour rock and Conerete Armour Blocks. Part A3 Sequence of the Work and Significant Potential Adverse Environmental Impacts ‘Activity 1 _Removal of Antifer Cubes from Land and from sea. Impact —Oil leakage/ spillage from the mobile crane and floating crane barge. Activity 2 Installation of sereened quarry run. Impact Cil spillage/Leakage from the mobile crane and Floating crane barge. Activity 3 Installation of rubble material. in Impact Oil spillage/Leakage from the mobile crane and Fl ing crane barge Activity 4 “Tastallation of armoured rock. Impact _Oil spillage/Leakage from the mobile crane and Floating crane barge. Activity 5 Installation of concrete armoured cubes. Impact Oil spillage/I.eakage from the mobile crane and Floating crane barge. Activity 6 Installation of stractural fill Impact “Oil spillage/Leakage from the mobile crane and Floating crane barge. Part Ad Details of Equipment to be Used Cranes _Floating Crane barge, Mobile crane Plant Dump trucks, Transport barges, Crane barge, Excavator, Loaders , Flat barges and Tug Boats. Lifting Tackle - Only 3” party certification ling tackle will be used | Portable Equipment — Survey ins Hand Tools ruments, Diesel Welders, Oxy-Acy cutting set, Light Tower, i Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-F02 Rev.2conPORETE MANAGEMENT SYSTEN chen Poors COHN Henan ond Becta npc tment Environmental Impact Statement Part AS Check List Response delete inapplicable responses Response 1 Hazardous materials No | 9 Dust pollution No 2 Material storage No | 10 Oil pollution Yes | 3. Waste disposal No | 11 Chemical pollution No | | 4 Toxic waste No | 12 Emergency contingency plan Yes 5 Hazardous waste No | 13. Erosion No 6 Biological waste No | 14 Turbidity No 7 Chemical waste No | 15. Sedimentation No 8 Noise No | 16 Training required Yes Part A6 Provide further information if Yes to any of the above, or as necessary 10, Oil pollution from mobile crane and floating crane should there be any leakages. | “12. Emergency Contingency Methods will be spill trays & Plastic sheets placed under | “Machinery. A Contingency plan will be placed on site. 16. Training for the Workforce on Environmental aspects for site construction personnel. Environmental Contingency pian, Prevention of oil Spilis & Ground Contamination, Reduction & minimising noise levels & proper Waste Disposal. Note 7 Tdeniify any Material Safety Data Sheets in Part A7 Note 2 Provide details of any third parties involved, e.g. scaffolders, electricians ete. Part A7 List the name of each attachment and the number of pages pages _ ages pages pages a pages Total number of pages including this Environmental Impact Statement pages Part A8 Review and approval "ABa Prepared Name Mohamed Hassan Company _Archirodon Position _Section Engineer Signature L¢4eZ2ang Date _22/05/2007__ ‘Ab HSE review Name _PP Suresh Kumar ‘Company _Archirodon Position _HSES. $.H Signature —_ rMres” Date _ 22/05/2007 ‘ABe Approved Name _Maged Wadie ~~ Company, Archirodon Construction Manager Ze, L Date _22/05/2007 a # - t | Part A9_— This Environmental Impact Statement has been communicated to and understood by all personnel associated with the task. 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SA METHOD DocumentRef. [yoyo 1 | See sections 2.2 &2.3 for STATEMENT. 0176-MS-04 | control of this appendix Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks APPENDIX C INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN Title Reference Rev. | Pages RFI Form A i [4 ViPtobeisuedlte. SS& ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION OVERSEAS CO. S.A () PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (eee wy Project Procedure 0176-SP-01 Control of Inspection and Testing Request For Inspection, Test or Survey (RFT) Project 0176 OGM Berth 5 Marine Works at Ras Laffan, Qatar Date of Issue RET ref. [ ai: Reference should be made to Inspection & Test Plan ref. Hat Inspection & Test Plan Item No. [ PART 1-TO BE COMPLETED BY ARCO CONSTRUCTION AND QUALITY Specification Section Clause(s) Tests & Inspections (attach sketch showing location) Visual Inspection [_] Field Test [] Laboratory Test [_] Survey [_] sek applicable Inspection Action Code from the ITP [‘Subcot | [ARCO] [ctv QGE: = Hold Point (signature required for release); W = Witness Point (attendance is expected but signature not required); ‘$= Surveillance (random attendance at site, signature not required); R = Submit Record for review Area / Work ready on Day & Date _ At Time Section / Assistant Engineer Name Signature Received by QC Inspector Name Signature Date Time Remarks PART 2—TO BE COMPLETED BY CTJV /QGIL Received by CTIV Rep Name Date Received by QGH Rep Name ___ Date 7 RESULT OF INSPECTION / TEST / SURVEY Pass Fail [—] Pass with comments {(.e. not all areas complied) Remarks ae Date CTIV Rep. Signature _ 7 Date QGII Rep. Signature PART 3~ TO BE COMPLETED BY ARCO QUALITY SECTION _ RESULT OF INSPECTION / TEST / SURVEY Acceptable Not Acceptable Re-inspection Yes[_] No[_] Partially Acceptable ie, not all areas complied) Remarks Name Signature DateARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA STATEMENT 0176-MS-04 METHOD Document Ref. Issue 1 See sections 2.2 & 23 for control of this appendix: Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks Fad Title Reference Rev. | at 1 Removal & Storage of Bxisting Antifer! 9176. wp.cs.0039 pea Cubes - _ | Antifer Blocks Removal Sequence at the 7 2. _| Existing Main Breakwater ee D een oes ie Title Reference Rev. | ce Issued for Construction Drawings 1, |General Layout-Abutment and Loading | ogxpaq4MomRPLieit | £2 ) 1 Platform Abutment Slopes-Sections and Details QGX/27/74/MO/DR/SV/620 | E3 | 1Huey em Meena NOTES: EGEND: 5 ‘foubea Ie eect F777 tea oF sour enesewnren Overrien exe As secrioy we sie FBG EERIE Bran rercon [ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION) as a fect wer, te wer , He tehieele ae ‘QMARGAS DEVELOPMENT PROIECT Cod eer aces vata PoRDETTY pb 8 a is Lis a es were GB sree oy @ me Zea COW! | @BUTMENT AND LOADING PLATFORM, 11500 ao CLP. PHASE. 4. BERTH. 6 GENERAL, LAYOUT {)_ABUTHE;IT_eND LOADING PLATFORM | § [isa pao [= emo i ——— > 7 + a oe na ; ; :ihe PF ee Pte oe a, use 1 ato to «fama moa ts me Ta fe SEE hee 2 ®} j ee ese eee [issueo For cowsTRUCTION iu yale i \ Ls iE wcconeness reasen perprng smoot west Eton ‘ Ne ob ae es as Cont an tne tt a al We SAUIMENT SLOPE UNDER_pLATEORY 1-200 EFSY Cowl CLP. PHASE, 4. ~ BERTH. 8. © FRG wit Test ion OF PED” Bate comENCING EONSTRUTION GF TE GLO HOD, § LEUTIENT SLOPES: Fee ae i i ris ots 2. the suv toe OPE Se POTTED BF ARO LAYER HO HT LL OF {eas ia Te SSIS SSCS PaaS i a Ta i cowermannnreeco i ex oa [eon |e —— 7 EET nt 7 or 7 © Pl eeeB QATAR LIQUEFIED GAS COMPANY LIMITED (i) ELEY “hivode Technip Joint Vanture &y — ARCHIRODON consTRUCTION SH (overseasyc. sa PRORSE QATARGAS I LNG ONSHORE FACILITIES : Shera ae aut ene ace MGRNE SUPPORTING STRUCTURE WORKS AT RAS LAFFAN, GATAR WAL AND STORAGE OF £ I > z i F re = = z I aEXISTING BREAKWATER i 122.5m ete ear Eee LLLLLLD 4.00 FROM LEVEL (44,00) 10 LEVEL (+7.40) Pee aera ‘Siagk2 EECEEe ee om a LLLLLLLLL 5.50) | srae|s LLELLLELLLL G8 STAGE! 6. ISO “ | STAGES OF REMOVAL THE ANTIFER BLOCKS FROM LEVEL(44.00)T0 FINAL yor eve. LLLLLLLLLL & QATAR LIQUEFIED GAS COMPANY LIMITED (| ay ‘Chiyoda Technip Joint Venture Bx ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION “@ — (oversexs)co. sa. TRO? OATARGAS Il LNG ONSHORE FACILITIES WARNE SUBPORTING STRUCTURE NORKS AT RAS TAFFAN, QATAR, i :ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD | Document Ref. Issue | | 82 Sections 2.2 & 2.3 for STATEMENT | _ 0176-MS-04 control of this appendix. Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks APPENDIX E NIGHT SHIFT PROCEDURE Tile Reference | __‘Ren. Pages Night Shift Procedure CORP-GEN-15 | 1 5ARCHIRODON GROUP NV GENERAL PROCEDURE, Document Ref. CORP-GEN-15 Revision 1 | Page | of S CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM QUALITY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR SAFE WORKING AT NIGHT ‘This procedure has been printed from a network server or CD-ROM and has therefore not been issued as a controlled copy by the Corporate Quality Manager (see system procedure Control of Documents and Data). Accordingly, it is the responsibilty of the user of this document to verify that it is the current version. This may be done by checking its status in the register on a network server or by contact ‘Ajman Regional Office on +971 6 526 3454 ext. 119. the Corporate Quality Manager at the Issue Status & Description Tssued for use, Document reference changed from GEN-SD-030. ‘Amendments to incorporate the requirements of ISO 14001:1996 and OHSAS 18001:1999. Prepared by | Reviewed by | Approved Corporate | Steering | by Chief Document. | Rev Issue Date ‘Quality Grout | Beccaatve Manager Officer CORP-GEN-IS [1 | 28 February 2004 [A JNicklinson WTheodoriis (eerARCHIRODON GROUP NV GENERAL ‘Document Ref. PROCEDURE | CORP-GEN-15 | Revision 1 Page 2 of 5 REQUIREMENTS FOR SAFE WORKING AT NIGHT LIST OF CONTENTS 1.0 Purpose 2.0 Scope 3.0 Document Control 4.0 Definitions, Terms and Abbreviations 3 50 3 6.0 References .. 4 7.0 Procedure 8.00 Records cscs :ARCHIRODON GROUP NV GENERAL Document Ref. igi: PROCEDURE _|_corp-cEN-15_| Revision 1 Page 3 of 5 REQUIREMENTS FOR SAFE WORKING AT NIGHT 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 To outline the requirements and responsibilities for any work or activity that occurs during the hours of darkness, whether programmed or not. 2.0 SCOPE 2.1 This general procedure applies 10 all projects (itis expected that a CFY will have permanent arrangements for lighting), 3.0 DOCUMENT CONTROL, 3.1 This general procedure is a controlled document as required by the Corporate Quality Manual andl issued in accordance with the system procedure Control of Documents and Data. 3.2 Revisions of this document will be issued in sccordance with that general procedure when the main text changes or when an appendix is added. Revised appendices for substitution will be issued separately and, where appropriate, will include a separate schedule of contens. 3.3 Document revision and appendix issue status are shown in the Register of Corporate Management System Documents, a copy of which may be obtained from the Corporate Quality Manager upon request. 40 DEFINITIONS, TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 4.1 Lumen ‘The unit representing the amount of light emitied by a souree or received on a surftce, 4.2 ‘Lux — One lumen per square metre 5.0 RESPONSIBILITY 5.1 The Project Manager has overall responsibility for implementation of this general procedure, 5.2. "The HSE Advisor is responsible for ‘© Ensuring that Section Supervisors and subcontractor management are familiar with this general procedure. © Ensuring that any work caried out during the night complies with the requirements of this general procedure. © Monitoring site conditions and measuring the lighting provided to ensure it meets the minimum standards given in this general procedure.ARCHIRODON GROUP NV GENERAL Document Ref, PROCEDURE | _corP-GEN-15_| Revision 1 Page 4 ofS REQUIREMENTS FOR SAFE WORKING AT NIGHT 53 54 6.0 Engineers and Section Supervisors are responsible for: © Ensuring that the HSE Advisor has been informed of the intention to work at night and that he is satisfied that all ofthe necessary arrangements are in place. Issuing of any necessary permits to work. Planning the work as far as practicable to eliminate the need for night working and to have contingency plans and arrangements in place to camry out the work safely during the nigh, if this is necessary. © For activities such as radiography (see general procedure Control of Radiography) they will ensure that signs, bariers and flashing lights are provided as well as adequate lighting and that the relevant persons have been informed. © Provision of instructions particularly with regard to the movement of vehicles (@g, concrete trucks) within the areas of work. © Ensuring that adequate barriers are provided around areas where hazards may exist (gee technical procedure Requirements for Warning Signs and Barriers), and that such hazards are clearly lit © Ensuring thet lighting is adequate and personnel are not working in shadows. ‘Subcontractors shall ensure that: ‘They are aware of the contents of this general procedure. They have authorisation from the Project Manager to work during the night. ‘Their employees are provided with suitable and sufficient personal protective ‘equipment (see technical procedure Requirements for Personal Protective Equipment). © There is adequate medical attendance by a doctor, medic or murse present on site when working at night, dependent on the work and number of personnel. REFERENCES System procedure CORP-SYS-02 Control of Documents and Data General procedure CORP-GEN-03 Management of Plant & Equipment General procedure CORP-GEN-10 Control of Radiography Technical procedure CORP-TEC-01 Requirements for Personal Protective Equipment ‘Technical procedure CORP-TEC-13 Permit to Work Scheme © Technical procedure CORP-TEC-16 Requirements for Warning Signs and Barriers © Technical procedure CORP-TEC-17 Requirements for Safe Temporary Electrics © 1S0.9001:2000 Quality management systems - Requirements ISO 14001:1996 Environmental management systems — Specification with guidance for use © OHSAS 18001:1999 Occupational health and safety management systems - SpecificationARCHIRODON GROUP NV GENERAL Document Ref. PROCEDURE _|_CORP-GEN-15 Revision 1 Page 5 of 5 REQUIREMENTS FOR SAFE WORKING AT NIGHT 70 TA 16 17 18 19 7.10 TAL 8.0 81 82 PROCEDURE Where possible, construction should take place during daylight hours. Some activities, however, are planned for night work and some unavoidably continue into the hours of darkness. In these circumstances the following. sections describe the actions to be taken to ensure safe working conditions. The minimum degree of illumination at any location shall be 100Lux. All points of exit, pathways and muster points shall be clearly illuminated. Ladder access and egress shal be clearly illuminated, Bayonet type light bulbs used as stringers for illuminating passageways and stairways shall be protected by cages. Lights provided for this purpose shall be sited to avoid glare and spaced to provide adequate light for the areas covered, The illumination shall be measured prior to the work being carried out by a light meter, calibrated in Lux. ‘Tower lighting shall be sited in a manner that illuminates all parts of the area where the work is taking place. Lighting should be provided in confined spaces subject to any requirements on a permit to work (see technical procedure Permit to Work Scheme) Generators provided shall be checked prior to use to ensure that they meet the requirements given in the general procedure Management of Plant é Equipment. Lightning poles and other metal poles shall be earthed and the circuit fitted with earth leakage circuit breakers (ELCBs). Cables employed for the purpose of temporary lighting shall be routed to ensure that they do not present a trip hazard or other obstruction and shall otherwise be installed in accordance with the technical procedure Requirements for Safe Temporary Electrics. RECORDS ‘There are no records generated by this general procedure. Records generated by referenced procedures are to be managed in accordance with the originating procedure. -- END OF TEXT - -ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA ~~ METHOD STATEMENT ~ Document Ref. 0176-MS-04 Issue 1 ‘See sections 2.2 & 2.3 for control of this append ‘Construction of the Abutment by Placing Quarry Run, Armour Rock and Concrete Armour Blocks APPENDIX F COWI TECHNICAL NOTECOWL ctv cow vs Paralielve) 2 CLP Phase 4 - Berth 5 DK-2800 Kongens Lyngby Denmark Technical note: Wave load on existing breakwater and loading Se prasad platform during construction Fax +46 4597 2242 ‘wrcoueom Table of Contents 4 Introduction 4 1.1 Hydrographical conditions during construction stage 2 2 Abutment Temporary Profile - Ad Bullet no. 4 4 3 Protection of Breakwater Slope - Ad Bullet no. 2 5 4 Introduction ‘This present note covers parts of the outstanding issues discussed at the ROC- Meeting with RLC on Berth 5 Marine DD Package Issues on the 27th of March, 2007. The following issues will be covered in this note: 1. To investigate the possibility of amending the level of the tempo- rary profile at the abutment, presently at +0.0 mCD. Ifthe level of the temporary profile is raised to +4.1 mCD then it will be possible to place all of the antifer blocks prior to constructing the LP deck. sue no. 1 in Minutes of Meeting). See updated drawing in Figure 1.1. In Appendix B, a pdf-version of drawing can be found. Dateotisewe 30 Apn'2007 Propued —CHTR rected Ga ‘romans tn age Secon Bah ansnson Spe ng On Fer Mee anced Pao cries REHEIOC‘Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 2/10 Figure 1.1 Updated cross-section of abuiment slope under platform. It mary be noted ‘that the level of the temporary profile is raised to +4,] mCD. 2, To assess the risk of damage to the existing breakwater during the initial construction stages, namely (1) when the antifer blocks are removed and the filter layer is exposed (duration: 1 month, period: May/June) and (2) where all the antifer blocks are removed and a placement of quarry ran up to elevation +0.0m CD has been com- pleted (duration: | month). (Issue no. 4 in Minutes of Meeting). ff ect ae Sueur To nereor> Figure 1.2 Cross-section of existing breakwater. The dashed line indicates the area where the antifer cubes are removed. ‘cAbceunens od Sotrgetty camer Bars ACansneken SuopaN- np Cn Pe a! nd Leading Pal corse ue eanwae RASH,Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 3/10 4.4 Hydrographical conditions during construction stage Water level According to the design basis, refi CTIV report doe. no. OGX/27/74/MO/DBINA/630 Rev. no. EI, the design water level (high water) for 10-year Return Period is +2.0m CD during construction conditions (not in- cluding sea level rise). For 6 month Return Period, the design water level (high water) is +1.8m CD during construction conditions (not including sea level rise). Waves According to the design basis, 7 CTIV report doc. no. QGX/27/74/MO/DB/NA/630 Rev. no. El, the extreme wave height statistics for Berth 5 during the construction stage is as shown in the tables below: @ Deapiaior | Dacha Erceadance Peaueney Sl wove | ot Point ee te Pett peooat tee atte 2 [5 | © NW. Sons _| 39 | pass | as || 96] 34265208180 | 1400.08 7 | 200 | 43581 070 | 0 r wr-1i2 | 295 [ 4009.90 | 0.5 i igieo_1 21814681985] 068 | ) : Fela petod Gea Deepaster wave decton 1 ae + TW Teo Ho aD w 35 24) sr 92 35180) Ne EXEC) 26 (64 204 = 338N 28-63) 2400 3 2268 a2) zz 07 Table 1.1 (a) Wave height statistics for Berth 5, and (@) Bxireme wave height statistics for Berth 5 Due to the progress in the construction of the outer breakwater, the waves from ‘Nand NW will be limited (see Figure 1.3 that shows extent of new breakwater construction as of March 3, 2007.) rans SORT. crams as a ty Bonen Dut Cente pret On ier aad ts Loss air cng‘Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction, 4no Figure 1.3 Photo of Port of Ras Laffan. The footprint of the outer brealovater is made ‘visible from breaking waves t0 the north of the port. It may be noted that the red circle indicates the location of Berth 5. March 3, 2007. Itis assumed thet the outer breakwater is constructed up to a crest level of -3.0m CD as per Jan de Nuul/Boskalis JV construction method statement, ref Jan de Nuul/Boskalis JV Doc. no. 2191-1-17-0002, Rev. 2, A typical cross- section of the outer breakwater is found in Figure 1.1. bese fa Figure 1.4 Typical cross-section of outer breakwater, re: Jan de Nuul/Boskalis JV ‘Doe. no. 2191-I-17-0002, Rev. 2 Conan ae etry Oooan eSNG Bes Aersinon Spi toa On Fie seal antanig Pom covery ce beehty BASISUDTELWave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 5/10 For the northerly directions, the wave reduction is assessed to be 25% of the incoming wave, see Appendix A. The basis for the wave transmission caleula- tions is the Coastal Engineering Manual (CEM), 2006. 2 Abutment Temporary Profile - Ad Bullet no. 1 ‘The wave load on loading platform during construction has been assessed pre- viously and presented in Appendix F of the Design Basis, ref CTJV report doc. no, QGX/27/74/MO/DBINA/630 Rey. no. EI. In the present note, a similar ap- proach for estimating the wave impact on the loading platform has been adopted. ‘Waves with the following characteristics will reach the loading platform (sus- pended deck structure), corresponding to a 10-years return period from North with the reduction from the outer breakwater (Ct = 0.78, see Appendix A for calculations) H.=Ct-3.7 m= 0.78-3.7m=2.9m! os Hoge © 1.8°2.9m=5.2m WL=+2.0mCD Estimate of crest elevation, CE: CE=2/3 + Hos = 3.5m. Crest level is thus 3.5 m-+2.0 m=+5.5 mCD. ‘The deck level +8,7 mCD means that beam sofffts are at +6.85 mCD which is above the crest level of +5.5 mCD. Therefore the wave will not directly hit the suspended deck structure. When the wave meets the slope it will be forced to break and the wave will run up the slope and hit onto the underside of the deck structure, No international guidelines exist for the calculation of the slamming foree for a wave run-up hit- ting the underside of the deck structure. ‘The run-up on a Jong uninterrupted slope with armour units would be in the order of maximum wave height, Ry = Hr. This means that solid water could reach a level of about +2.0m + 5.2m=+7.2 mCD if the primary armour (antifer cubes) were not stopped at +5.0 mCD. Although the soffit lies 35 om lower than the run-up level, the presence of the vent hole between the crest level of antifer cubes at +5.0 mCD and the soffit level at +6.85 mCD will dissipate the ' Etmay be noted thet the wave height from & is similar in size for a 10-year R.P. event ocanens and Sopa DocacenLN@ Ba SCeneheten GuPPONT Input On Fier Mess nsLonseg Fao consedng ous beste Re SSOATL,‘Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 6/10 wave energy which means that the risk of any significant wave slamming on beam sides during construction is insignificantly small. ‘The retaining wall will be constructed towards the end of the construction pe- riod of LNG Berth 5 marine facilities (towards end of 2008). As such the wave heights at the berth will be based on the presence of the new main breakwater (long term condition), The 100-year wave height at the berth is therefore H, = 2.0m as per the Design Basis. Hose then becomes about 3.6m, This results in a maximum potential wave run-up height of 3.6m + 2.0 m (high water level) = 5.6m. The potential for water hitting the retaining wall is therefore extremely small and should it happen it wili not cause damage to the retaining wall. Asan extra precaution, the thickness of the bedding layer on the offshore side has been increased from 200 to 500 mm. A construction sequence should be adopted in order for this additional material to be placed as the retaining wall is installed. In conclusion, based on the reduction in the wave heights due to the outer brealcwater, itis recommended to raise the temporary profile to +4.1 mCD and place all of the antifer cubes prior to the construction of the LP deck, see up- dated Drawing in Figure 1.1 and Appendix B. 3 Protection of Breakwater Slope - Ad Bullet no. 2 ‘As outlined above during the two initial construction stages of the abutment, namely: when the antifer blocks are removed and the filter layer is exposed (du- tation: 1 month, period: May/Tune) © where all the antifer blocks are removed and a placement of quarry run up to elevation +0.0m CD has been completed (duration: 1 month) there is a potential risk of damage to the filter material of the existing brealowa- ter. ‘To assess the risk of damage to the filter layer, a design event should be deter- mined based on the following: ‘© The duration of the exposed filter layer to direct wave impact - 2 months © The period of construction which is set to start in May/June, The wave climate in this period in the Ras Laffan region is statistically catego- rized as mild in accordance with risk assessment study by Jan de Nul Dredging Ltd./Boskalis Westminister Middle East Ltd - Ras Laffan Joint Venture, ref. Jan de Nuul/Boskalis JV Doe. Risk Analysis - Risk during construction phase, Rev. 0, date: 16.03.07. cADocamens an Sette DocuenLNG Bars SConsicion Suppor «roc On Fier ele and ecg Pts cose xr ae sec‘Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 7/10 © The reduction of the wave height due to the presence of the outer breakwater assumed to be at level -3.0 mCD. Considering the design life of approx. n= 2 months, it is assessed that @ T= 10 month Return Period event should be used to evaluate the damage on the filter layer. The probability of occurrence is chosen identical to the situation for the loading platform (n = 2 years & T= 10 year RP.). In Table 1.1 (a), the wave statistics for different directions are shown. Waves that can have impact on Berth 5 cam either be from N where they are reduced due to the presence of the outer breakwater (from Heircoreg = 3.0m t0 Heynnmisee = 2.3 m, See Appendix A) or from east where the wave climate is milder, Hy= 2.2. An analogy has been drawn between the filter material for the existing break- water and the armour rock used for the existing breakwater inside the Port of Ras Laffan, namely W = 0.5 - 2.6 ¢ quarry stones. According to the design re- port for the abutment, ref’ COW Doc. no, 61512-9 Ras Laffan. Detailed Design Services for Marine Civil Works for LNG Berth 4, the design event is equal to.a significant wave height of approx. Hs 2m. In conclusion, the proposed initial construction stages as outlined above can be adopted with limited risk of damage to the exposed filter layer of the existing breakwater during the months of May and June,‘Wave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction. 8/10 Appendix A Wave transmission across outer breakwater Transmitted wave across outer breakwater 10-month Retum Period ea “tomer [Significant Wave Rage Te Ta yest Retwin Period Now [Peak Period D esign Water Lovet Wi ‘a yea Retain Pevioa North [Crest level of tunnel protection Freeboara iz [Acceleration due To grav5 is Dimenslonloss freeboard tar 240 ‘According to Coastal Engineering Manual, Figure Vi-5-28: Wave transmission coeticiant ot ore ‘Tranemitied significant wave haight —_Hs.trane 23m ‘Teanemitied maximum wave height Hm, trans 42mWave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 9/10 Transmitted wave across outer breakwater 10-year Return Period Comments [Signiieant Wave Retght Fe Th To year Return Ported Word Peak Period. rp vs Design Wator Level BW ‘2mOD_| ioyoar Return Parioa Nom, [crest lovel of tunnel protection “mob Fresboara i. Sm polaration Gus to gravy 2 Eons Dimonsionlass freeboard Retar 0.09 According to Coastal Engineering Manusl, Figure VI-6-28: ‘Wave tranemission cootfciont et 078 ‘Transmitted significant wave height Hs,trns 29% ‘Transmited maximum wave height Hmax, trans 52m ‘eabceuments ce Sangin CoeatensiNG Beth ACerwneten Supe pat On Firs ance San covsdeirg cuts bce RINEWave loads on existing breakwater and loading platform during construction 10/10 Appendix B Updated drawing of loading platform abceumans Sting DecnensLNG Bot onsrsion ues pt On Ft Lovdng Pt coving eer entre SOUL