Preliminary Subsea Lines Preservation Scope of Work For Eps& PPS Pipelines-382022

Comments Response Sheet (CRS) Project No / Title RUYA-FDP01-FEED4
Document Number: FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-14-382022-0001 Revision 00 Rev. Date 5-FEB-2023

Document Title: RUYA BATCH 1 – PRELIMINARY SUBSEA LINES PRESERVATION SCOPE OF WORK FOR EPS& PPS PIPELINES Return Code 2 - Accepted with comments
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For status b and c, Contractor shall justify the reasons of the modification or of the rejection and provide the associated benefits and/or impacts (Including Preparation of Change Order Request)
Block 5 - AL SHAHEEN FIELD Development
RUYA BATCH 1 – PRELIMINARY SUBSEA LINES PRESERVATION SCOPE OF WORK

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FOR EPS & PPS PIPELINES
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RUYA BATCH1 - PRELIMINARY SUBSEA LINES

PRESERVATION SCOPE OF WORK
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REVISION HISTORY
Rev. Rev. Date Status History Issuer Reviewer Approver
Kinia Jagadeesh
00 5-Feb-2023 IFR ISSUED FOR REVIEW Jun Pedregosa
Kwietniewska Tayalur
Kinia Jagadeesh
01 5-Mar-2023 AFD ACCEPTED FOR DESIGN Jun Pedregosa
Kwietniewska Tayalur
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 4
2. REFERENCES ................................................................................................................................... 7
3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................. 8
3.1. DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
3.2. ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................................................................................... 8
4. HOLDS ............................................................................................................................................. 9
5. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE ................................................................................................................. 9
6. PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................................... 10
6.1. Purpose of Document ........................................................................................................................................... 10
6.2. Scope Description ................................................................................................................................................ 10
7. RISERS PRESERVATION ............................................................................................................... 14
8. TIE-IN SPOOLS PRESERVATION ................................................................................................... 14
9. TOP OF RISER TO TOP OF RISER VOLUME PRESERVATION ......................................................... 15
9.1. CAMPAIGN 1 PRESERVATION 24 MONTHS ............................................................................................................. 15
10. SYSTEM PRESERVATION .............................................................................................................. 18
10.1. TOR to TOR ........................................................................................................................................................ 18
10.2. PIG TRAP to TOR ................................................................................................................................................. 19
10.3. PIG TRAP to PIG TRAP ......................................................................................................................................... 20
11. MONITORING ............................................................................................................................... 22
12. PIPELINES PRESERVATION FLOW CHART ................................................................................... 22
13. APPENDICES ................................................................................................................................. 23
13.1. HYDRO 3 DATA SHEET ......................................................................................................................................... 23
13.2. VCI GUIDELINES ................................................................................................................................................. 23
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1. INTRODUCTION
The Al-Shaheen field is Qatar’s largest oil field. It is a conventional oil field (60-70m water depth) situated offshore in Qatar
approximately 70km north-north-east of Ras Laffan. The field overlays the giant pre-Khuff gas field known as the North
Field.
Figure 1-1 - Qatar Offshore Development Overview
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Discovered in 1982, Al-Shaheen is one of the world’s largest carbonate fields with producing reservoirs found mainly in
the Cretaceous period and some prospects in both the Cretaceous and Late Jurassic periods. It has been producing since
December 1994.
The recovery mechanism was based first on natural depletion followed by pressure support through water injection.
Recovery using Gas Injection (GI) and Water-Alternating-Gas (WAG) has been under pilot trial since 2010.
Oil is produced from seven different reservoirs with the three major contributors being the Shuaiba, Kharaib and Nahr Umr
formations. In-place volumes are estimated to be 30 to 40Gb. Al-Shaheen oil averages 30° API; gas from the gas cap
contains ~0.4% H2S and 3% CO2.
Thirty-three (33) platforms, including five production hubs, have been installed in Al-Shaheen field. These are spread over
nine different locations across the field, A to I. Crude is exported by tanker via tandem offloading from two Floating Storage
and Offloading units (FSOs) which are permanently moored in the field to two of three single point moorings (SPMs).
Gas is gathered in a gas grid pipeline system and exported via the North Field Alpha facilities. Cleaned-up produced water
is currently injected (disposal) into the Umm Er-Radhuma (UER) formation with some limited disposal to sea due to current
capacity constraints. Al-Shaheen reached a production plateau of 300kb/d in 2007 and is still producing at this rate today.
In December 2016, the total oil produced from Al-Shaheen was 1.7Gbbl.
The field has been developed through several phases and further development phases are envisaged by North Oil Company
(NOC), the operator of Al-Shaheen concession.
Phase 2 is currently ongoing with three batches where Batch 1 (3 WHPs) has been installed and production is ongoing;
Batch 2 (2 WHPs) facilities have been installed and project close out activities are ongoing; and Batch 3 (CPP + 2 WHPs)
is in EPC phase, planned for installation in 2023. In parallel, Phase 2 also includes some pipeline de-bottlenecking scope.
With the Phase 2 batches, the number of facilities in Al Shaheen will become forty-two (42) platforms installed.
NOC, in an effort to improve the field production capacity, has initiated a field development planned for Al Shaheen known
as the Ruya project.
The principal objectives of the Al Shaheen Ruya field development are:
• Accelerate production to reach robust 300 kbbls/d as soon as possible.
• Maintain target 300 kbbls/d yearly average plateau.
• Ensure the initial development step provides a plateau extension of circa five (5) years.
The scopes for the current Batch 1 (previously referred to as Phase 3.1) as part of Al Shaheen Ruya project comprise of
the following:
FEED for:
• Nine (9) new satellite WHPs.

• One (1) Riser Platform (BH) which will be bridge linked to existing BE Platform and shall accommodate all risers and
J tubes from ten (10) WHPs.
• One (1) Central Processing Platform BJ to be bridge linked to the new Riser Platform (BH).
• One (1) Living Quarter Platform (BI) including bridge connection.
• One (1) Flare Tripod (BK) connected to new Central Processing Platform (BJ).
• Three (3) bridge links between the platforms at B location.
• Intra-field subsea pipelines and intra-field cables (subsea power / ICSS fiber optic).
• Early production phase from 4-5 wellhead platforms via Riser Platform (BH) into the existing B facilities.
• Alternative design lifting solution for RP Jacket and Topsides and CPP Jacket.
• OPTIONAL scope for one (1) additional satellite WHP (DC11).
• OPTIONAL scope for wet gas pipeline connection from DC05 to ED.
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Detailed Design for:
• Brownfield activities and tie-ins to existing networks at B Location, including delivery of work packages to enable
EPCIC Contractor to perform Procurement, Fabrication and Installation.
• OPTION for Brownfield scope at E location.
Figure 1-2 - Al Shaheen Surface Facility Overview
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2. REFERENCES
Referenc
Ref.
Reference Number e Description
№
Revision
[01] SD-NOC-EC-600 01 Pre-commissioning and Commissioning Standard
[02] SD-NOC-EC-601 01 Pre-commissioning and Commissioning Engineering
[03] SD-NOC-EC-602 01 Pre-commissioning Execution
[04] SD-NOC-EC-603 03 Commissioning Execution
SD-NOC-MP-701 06 Document Identification and Numbering at Project
[05]
Execution
[06] SD-NOC-EC-405 01 E&C Identification & Numbering Procedure
SD-NOC-COR-560 00 Physical and Chemical Treatment of Hydrostatic Test
[07]
Water
FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-37-302077-0001 01 RUYA BATCH 1 – HEALTH, SAFETY &
[08] ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN AND
PROCEDURE
FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-37-282068-0001 02 RUYA BATCH 1 - QUALITY CONTROL AND
[09]
INSPECTION PLAN
[10] FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-37-332018-0001 02 Ruya Batch 1 – Master Document Register
[11] FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-14-642057-0001 01 PIPELINE & CABLE BASIS OF DESIGN
FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-36-202004-0001 00 RUYA BATCH 1 - INTERFACE SCHEDULE AND
[12]
BATTERY LIMITS
FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-37-303006-0001 00 RUYA BATCH 1 - FEED PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN
[13]
(PEP)
[14] FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-12-392033-0001 00 RUYA BATCH 1 – PIPELINE ANODE SPECIFICATION
RUYA BATCH 1 – PIPELINES CORROSION COATING
[15] FDP01-MDM3-ASYYY-12-392029-0001 00
SPECIFICATION
International Standard
[16] NORSOK STANDARD Z-006 2015 Preservation
ASME B31.4 2019 Pipeline Transportation Systems for Liquids and
[17]
Slurries
[18] ASME B31.8 2020 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems
[19] DNV-ST-F101 2021 Submarine Pipeline Systems
[20] ASME B31.3 2020 Process Piping
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3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

3.1. DEFINITIONS
TERM DESCRIPTION
The objective of the Brownfield study is to secure the feasibility, the operability, the planning
and the integration cost related to Existing facilities modifications.
Brownfield study
The level of details for the Brownfield study deliverables shall be understood as Detailed
Engineering level.
Refers to all the facilities already existing (i.e. in operation or planned as part of previous
phases of development) at the time when the studies are carried out.
Existing Facilities
Such facilities may have been designed applying technical rules and standards that can be
different from the “to-date” Technical standards.
Refers to the new facilities being implemented by the project. These might be either within
New facilities installed on existing structures or standalone and connected to the existing facilities via
subsea pipelines, cables and bridges.
Represents the NOC Corporate set of technical standards enforced at the time when the
“To-date” Standards
project studies are carried out.
ENGINEER MCDERMOTT MIDDLE EAST INC.
COMPANY NORTH OIL COMPANY (NOC)

PROJECT Ruya Batch 1 Project
3.2. ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations Description
API American Petroleum Institute

CP Cathodic Protection
CPP Central Processing Platform
EDP Emergency Depressurisation
EOR Enhanced Oil Recovery
EPCIC Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation & Commissioning
ESD Emergency Shut Down
ESDV Emergency Shut Down Valve
FCG Flooding Cleaning Gauging
FEED Front-End Engineering Design
FO Fiber Option
FSO Floating Storage and Offloading
GI Gas Injection
HP Gas High Pressure dry gas for LG
HHP Gas High High Pressure dry gas for WAG
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HV High Voltage
ILI Inline Inspection
IP Intermediate Pressure
KP Kilometer Point
LCV Level Control Valve
LDH Lay down Head
LG Lift Gas
LP Low Pressure
MMDT Minimum Metal Design Temperature
MMSCFD Million Standard Cubic Feet per Day
MPFM Multi-Phase Flowmeter
NOC North Oil Company (also referred to as COMPANY)
NUI Normally Unattended Installation
PCV Pressure Control Valve
PPS Post Production phase
PW Produced Water
SPM Single Point Moorings
SUH Start Up Head
TBA To be Assigned
TBC To Be Confirmed
TOR Top Of Riser
UA Utility Air
UER Umm Er Radhuma (aquifer)
WAG Water-Alternating-Gas (EOR technique)
WHP Wellhead Platform
WIJ Water Injection
4. HOLDS
No. Description
[01] Campaigns Sequence and exact scope can be modifed/Optimized at later stage of the project.
[02] Table 6.1: Pipeline Scope of Work and KP Direction can be revised during EPCI
[03] Chemical Product used for calculation can be changed during EPCI
5. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
The order of precedence shall be as follows:

• Qatar legislation, including Qatar Environmental Protection law 30/2002
• International conventions that have been ratified by Qatar Government
• Project Particular Specifications
• NOC Technical Standards
• International codes and standards
• Industry practices
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In case of any conflicts between different codes and after taking into account COMPANY Standards, the more stringent code
shall be exercised. In this event, COMPANY shall be advised, and COMPANY’s APPROVAL obtained for resolution of such
conflict without any cost and / or schedule impact.
6. PURPOSE
6.1. Purpose of Document
The purpose of this document is to establish a detailed methodology for carrying out the Pre-
Commissioning Pipelines Preservation activities in accordance with all aspects of the project
specification, codes/standards, responsibilities of the parties and scope of work for the Ruya EPS & PPS Pipelines.
The purpose of preservation activities is to maintain equipment in an unaltered state.
Traceability of such preservation activities will be necessary for warranty purposes with vendors, and for acceptance of the
plant by COMPANY.
This document will provide preliminary preservation pre-commissioning scope of work for Block 5 Al Shaheen Field, Phase 3.1
development for all pipelines listed in Table 6. 1.
The work is split between three installation Campaigns:
- Campaign 1 (EPS phase): DC05, DC06, DC03, DC04, DC09 and RP

- Campaign 2 (PPS Phase): DC02 and DC28
- Campaign 3 (PPS Phase): DC44 and DC01.
3 mains elements of the pipeline system will be defined for preservation:
- Tie-In spool
- Riser
- Pipelines
6.2. Scope Description
The scope of document is to list the preservation activities throughout the Project, from Construction phase up
to Provisional acceptance.
Contractor will ensure that preservation is applied and carried out for equipment not required to be operational
for a certain period.
Preservation is required in vendor shop, during transport and storage, at Worksite and after Offshore installation.
Description:
The pipelines within phase 3.1 Development project are classified as Production lines and Other service lines.
The production lines comprise of the following:
1. Multiphase pipeline
2. Liquid wet oil pipeline
3. Wet LP Gas
These pipelines transport production fluids from Well Head Platforms (WHPs) to Riser Platform (AS-B-H). The KP runs in the
same direction of production fluids flow. The KP starts from pipeline tie-in (target box) at departure WHP and ends at pipeline
tie-in (target box) at Riser Platform (AS-B-H).
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The other service lines comprise of the following:
1. Lift Gas pipeline

2. Water Injection pipeline
3. HHP for WAG pipeline
4. Produced water pipeline
These pipelines transport service fluids are from Riser Platform (AS-B-H) to Well Head Platforms (WHPs).
The KP runs in the same direction of service fluids flow.
Table 6.1: Ruya Pipelines list

Approx.
o. Corridor From To Pipeline Length (km)
90
1. AS-U-A (DC01) AS-B-H (RP) 8” Liquid Wet Oil 10.338

2. AS-U-A (DC01) AS-B-H (RP) 18” Wet LP Gas 10.336
AS-U-A (DC01)
3. AS-B-H (RP) AS-U-A (DC01) 16” Water Injection 10.341
4. AS-B-H (RP) AS-U-A (DC01) 10” Lift Gas 10.347
5. AS-W-A (DC02) AS-B-H (RP) 16” Wet LP Gas 2.727
6. AS-W-A (DC02) AS-B-H (RP) 10" Liquid Wet Oil 2.763
AS-W-A (DC02)
7. AS-B-H (RP) AS-W-A (DC02) 6” Lift Gas 2.749
8. AS-B-H (RP) AS-W-A (DC02) 10” Water Injection 2.737
9. AS-L-A (DC03) AS-B-H (RP) 22” Multiphase 0.796
10. AS-L-A (DC03) AS-B-H (RP) AS-L-A (DC03) 6” Lift Gas 0.740
11. AS-B-H (RP) AS-L-A (DC03) 8” Water Injection 0.752
12. AS-M-A (DC04) AS-B-H (RP) 16” Multiphase 0.694

13. AS-B-H (RP) AS-M-A (DC04) 10” Water Injection 0.691
AS-M-A (DC04)
14. AS-B-H (RP) AS-M-A (DC04) 6” Lift Gas 0.692
15. AS-B-H (RP) AS-M-A (DC04) 18” Produced Water 1.300
16. AS-P-A (DC05) AS-B-H (RP) 12” Liquid Wet Oil 3.558
17. AS-P-A (DC05) AS-B-H (RP) 18” Wet LP gas 3.450
18. AS-B-H (RP) AS-P-A (DC05) 10” Lift Gas 3.520
AS-P-A (DC05)
19. AS-B-H (RP) AS-P-A (DC05) 20” Water Injection 3.486
20. AS-B-H (RP) AS-P-A (DC05) 22” Produced Water 3.416
21. AS-B-H (RP) AS-P-A (DC05) 10” HHP Gas for WAG 3.598
22. AS-P-A (DC05) AS-Q-A (DC06) 10” Lift Gas 7.666
23. AS-P-A (DC05) AS-Q-A (DC06) 20” Water Injection 7.672
24. AS-Q-A (DC06) AS-Q-A (DC06) AS-B-H (RP) 16” Wet LP Gas 9.644
25. AS-Q-A (DC06) AS-B-H (RP) 10” Liquid Wet Oil 9.656
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Approx.
o. Corridor From To Pipeline Length (km)
90
26. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-B-H (RP) 14” Liquid Wet Oil 8.352
27. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-B-H (RP) 20” Wet LP Gas 8.341
28. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-B-H (RP) AS-R-A (DC09) 10” HHP Gas for WAG 8.364
29. AS-B-H (RP) AS-R-A (DC09) 10” Lift Gas 8.376
30. AS-B-H (RP) AS-R-A (DC09) 20” Water Injection 8.389
31. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-X-A (DC28) 20” Water Injection 3.685
32. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-X-A (DC28) 10” Lift Gas 3.692

AS-X-A (DC28)
33. AS-X-A (DC28) AS-B-H (RP) 12” Liquid Wet Oil 10.276
34. AS-X-A (DC28) AS-B-H (RP) 20” Wet LP Gas 10.295
35. AS-Q-A (DC06) AS-T-A (DC44) 10” Lift Gas 7.670
36. AS-Q-A (DC06) AS-T-A (DC44) 20” Water Injection 7.647

AS-T-A (DC44)
37. AS-T-A (DC44) AS-B-H (RP) 20” Wet LP Gas 16.155
38. AS-T-A (DC44) AS-B-H (RP) 10” Liquid Wet Oil 16.172
39. AS-E-D AS-P-A (DC05) ED platform 18” Wet LP Gas 5.946
Preservation equipment for Liquid and Wet gas lines:
The major equipment used in the pipeline preservation operations are listed below. All the equipment shall be 100% certified
prior mobilising to field. Certificates shall be attached in the Pre-mobilisation Functional Test Report after the function test of
the equipment is completed.
Equipment list sample:

Description QTY Comments
Pressurising Pump 2 88l /min, 7.5 T
Suction Pump 3 300 m3/h, 2 T
Break Tank 1 13 m3
Twin Pot Manual 500 m3/h
1
Water Filter
Material container 1 13 T
10 FT open Top 9T
1
container
Generator Set 1 30 kVA, 1.9 T
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Preservation equipment for Lift gas lines:
Nitrogen media is preferred for Lift gas pipeline preservation.

The low dew point ( between -40C to -60C at atmosphere ppressure) of nitrogen makes it an ideal choice for pipeline drying.
As a value-added feature, nitrogen is totally inert; it displaces oxygen, retards oxidation, and prevents explosions. A Site
nitrogen generation system can deliver a constant high pressure feed of high purity nitrogen with flows ranging from 2 SCFM to
1500 SCFM. N2 generators can be designed for placement on trailers or placed on skids.
The major equipment used in the pipeline preservation operations is displayed on below figure 6.2…All the equipment shall be
100% certified prior mobilising to field. Certificates shall be attached in the Pre-mobilisation Functional Test Report after the
function test of the equipment is completed.
Dew Point target for gas pipeline is -20C at atmosphere pressure.
For traditional oil and gas processing plants, the maximum acceptable O2 content shall be no more than 2%.
Figure 6-2 - Al Shaheen Surface Facility Overview
Instrumentation sample:
The instruments used for the pipeline preservation operations are listed below. All the Instruments shall
be calibrated and will have a valid calibration certificates onboard. Instrumentation datasheets are
requested and calibration certificates shall be available as part of the Pre-mobilisation
Functional Test Report after the function test of the equipment.
Description QTY/pipeline Comments

2” Flow meters 3 150l/min
Pressure Gauges 3 0-10 barg
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7. RISERS PRESERVATION
Riser will be installed at Worksite by EPCIC11/12 and will be inerting at 2 barg with blind flanges at extremities.
Period timing will be from end of onshore installation to offshore Tie-In temporary Pig Trap installation.
N2 2 barg preservation
8. TIE-IN SPOOLS PRESERVATION
Tie-In spool can be protected at yard and during offshore phase by VPI/VCI. The emitter release a vapor than deposit on the
metal surface and form a protective molecular layer. This layer of VPI provides multimetal protection and helps reduce corrosion
from moisture attack in enclosure. For continuous protection in humid and contaminated atmosphere , a dosage range ( 300-
500g/m3) is recommended. The exact dosage is a function of the length of protection (2+ years) and the level of corrosity of a
specific environment. Tie-In spools extremities to be closed by blind flanges.
VCI preservation
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9. TOP OF RISER TO TOP OF RISER VOLUME PRESERVATION
Chemical dosages:
The chemicals shall be mixed with seawater on the discharge side of the suction pump. The chemicals will mix with pumped
seawater using a chemical dosing pump fitted with adjustable flow measurement depending upon the output flow rate of
suction pump. Chemical cocktail ( Hydro 3) of appropriate volume will be transferred from the manufacturer provided plastic
drums to Discharge side. Hydro 3 datasheet is available in Appendix 13.1.
For the pipeline preservation activity, Hydro 3 shall been used at different concentration according preservation duration up to
24 months. Sampling of water for quality check shall be done, results are to be recorded in TSX09 form (Appendix 13.4).
Note : Hydro3/4 have been choosen for calculation but other chemical product could be used for EPC phase.
During preservation operation the following data shall be recorded:
• Date & Time of commencement and completion

• Pressure
• Water Pumped volume
• Chemical Injection summary
9.1. CAMPAIGN 1 PRESERVATION 24 MONTHS

24 months preservation
Chemical
Chemical Chemical
Pumping Volume Concentrat
Corridor Pipeline Work Packages Name Quantity
ion
m3 liters Name ppm liters
ILI /
22in
Preservation / 230.6 230563.6 HYDRO 3 500 109.8
Multiphase
Wet Lay-up
DC03 Preservation / N2 5 100.64
6in Lift Gas
Dry Lay-up barg m3 Gas
ILI /
8in Water
Preservation / 35.7 35725.4 HYDRO 3 500 17.0
Injection
Wet Lay-up
16in ILI / Preservation

114.4 114354.0 HYDRO 3 500 54.5
multiphase / Wet Lay-up
10in Water ILI / Preservation

51.5 51543.4 HYDRO 3 500 24.5
Injection / Wet Lay-up
DC04
Preservation /
6in Lift Gas N2 5 barg 93.31 m3 gas
Dry Lay-up
18in ILI / Preservation
152.5 152510.1 HYDRO 3 500 72.6
PW / Wet Lay-up
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Chemical
Chemical Chemical
Pumping Volume Concentrat
Corridor Pipeline Work Packages Name Quantity
ion
12in Liquid ILI / Preservation
284.7 284670.9 HYDRO 3 500 135.6
wet Oil / Wet Lay-up
18in Wet LP ILI / Preservation
568.6 568579.9 HYDRO 3 500 270.8
Gas / Wet Lay-up
Preservation / 976.23 m3
10in Lift Gas N2, 5 barg
Dry Lay-up gas
693.7 693710.5 HYDRO 3 500 330.3
DC05 Injection / Wet Lay-up
ILI / Preservation
22in PW 837.9 837933.6 HYDRO 3 500 399.0
/ Wet Lay-up
10in HHP Gas ILI / Preservation
197.5 197502.1 HYDRO 3 500 94.0
for WAG / Wet Lay-up
Preservation / 1977.14
10in Lift Gas N2 5 barg
Dry Lay-up m3 Gas
1417.8 1417786.5 HYDRO 3 500 675.1
DC06 16in Wet LP ILI / Preservation
1150.0 1149953.6 HYDRO 3 500 547.6
Gas / Wet Lay-up
512.8 512790.0 HYDRO 3 500 244.2
Wet Oil / Wet Lay-up
765.4 765404.9 HYDRO 3 400 291.6
Wet Oil / Wet Lay-up
20in Wet LP ILI / Preservation
HYDRO 3 400 728.7
Gas / Wet Lay-up 1572.24 1572241.5
DC09 10in HHP Gas ILI / Preservation
433.3 433253.7 HYDRO 3 400 165.0
for WAG / Wet Lay-up
Preservation / 2165.88
10in Lift Gas N2, 5 barg
Dry Lay-up m3 gas
1553.0 1553020.2 HYDRO 3 400 591.6
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12 Months Preservation
Chemical
Chemical Chemical
Work Pumping Volume Concentrati
Corridor Work Packages Name Quantity
Packages on
16in Wet ILI / Preservation /
349.8 349830.7 HYDRO 3 400 133.3
LP Gas Wet Lay-up
10in Liquid ILI / Preservation /
155.7 155658.3 HYDRO 3 400 59.3
Wet Oil Wet Lay-up
DC02
Preservation / Dry N2, 5 271.49
6in Lift Gas
Lay-up barg m3 Gas
10in Water ILI / Preservation /
151.2 151163.0 HYDRO 3 400 57.6
Injection Wet Lay-up
694.0 693966.2 HYDRO 3 400 264.4
10in Lift Preservation / Dry 973.11
N2, 5 barg
Gas Lay-up m3 Gas
DC28
775.1 775135.0 HYDRO 3 400 295.3
Wet Oil Wet Lay-up
1933.2 1933161.9 HYDRO 3 400 736.4
LP Gas Wet Lay-up
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12 Months preservation
Chemical
Corri Work Chemical Concentrat Chemical
Work Packages Pumping Volume Name ion Quantity
dor Packages
344.1 344058.6 HYDRO 3 400 131.1
Wet Oil Wet Lay-up
1533.1 1533073.5 HYDRO 3 400 584.0
LP Gas Wet Lay-up
DC01
1193.0 1193041.3 HYDRO 3 400 454.5
N2, 5 barg
Gas Lay-up m3 Gas
N2, 5 barg
Gas Lay-up m3 Gas
1390.3 1390266.9 HYDRO 3 400 529.6
DC44
20in Wet ILI / Preservation / 2970921.9
HYDRO 3 400 1377.0
LP Gas Wet Lay-up 2970.92 1
842.4 842404.9 HYDRO 3 400 320.9
Wet Oil Wet Lay-up
10. SYSTEM PRESERVATION

10.1. TOR to TOR
After completion of ILI run the pipeline systems remain filled with preservation medium. After confirmation of sufficient data
collection of UT tool both PLRs will be replaced with test flanges.
A pressure monitoring gauges and sampling valves shown on wet layup instrumentation sketch will be installed on the test
blinds to allow platform operators to monitor the pipeline pressure and taking water samples to perform preservation checks
post pipelines hand over to Company. The pressure applied will be 5 barg.
The pressure applied will be 5 barg.
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Wet Layup Limits Sketch
Wet layup Instrumentation Sketch
10.2. PIG TRAP to TOR
After completion of ILI run the pipeline systems remain filled with
preservation medium. After confirmation of sufficient data collection of ILI tool TOR PLR will be
replaced with test flanges.
A pressure monitoring gauge and sampling valve will be installed on the test blind to allow platform
operators to monitor the pipeline pressure and taking water samples to perform preservation checks
post pipelines hand over to Company.
Contractor shall clear all the class A punch points and the section shall be signed from the company for
commencement of pipeline preservation activity. Contractor shall obtain necessary approvals from the
Company to commence preservation.
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10.3. PIG TRAP to PIG TRAP
After completion of ILI run the pipeline systems remain filled with
preservation medium. After confirmation of sufficient data collection of ILI tool TOR PLR will be
replaced with test flanges.
A pressure monitoring gauge and sampling valve will be installed on the test blind to allow platform
operators to monitor the pipeline pressure and taking water samples to perform preservation checks
post pipelines hand over to Company.
Contractor shall clear all the class A punch points and the section shall be signed from the company for
commencement of pipeline preservation activity. Contractor shall obtain necessary approvals from the
Company to commence preservation.
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11. MONITORING
Pipeline Pressures need to be monitored regularly.

Pressure Gauges for monitoring will be installed at easy access at Top of riser Blind Flanges.
1 reading every two weeks should be sufficient.
If there is a pressure drop, chemical pressure top up to be done and sample to be taken for analyse.
Prior Transfer of Operation and maintenance certificate (TOMC), CTR to be in charge
and after TOMC signed, FOPs to be in charge .
12. PIPELINES PRESERVATION FLOW CHART
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13. APPENDICES
13.1. HYDRO 3 DATA SHEET
As stipulated in previous section 9, Hydro 3 has been used for calculation and as a potential chemical product for
Preservation scope. HYDRO 3X is a 3-in-1 hydrotest cocktail which functions as a Corrosion Inhibitor, Oxygen
Scavenger and Biocide. HYDRO 3X contains a broad-spectrum biocide that is effective against Sulphate-Reducing
Bacteria (SRB), General Heterotrophic Bacteria (GHB) and Acid-Producing General Heterotrophic Bacteria
(ApGHB), preventing the formation of corrosive species and biofilms. HYDRO 3X contains a scavenger to remove
oxygen and a film-forming corrosion inhibitor to provide further protection against material degradation.
• CEFAS Gold rated.
• Achieves oxygen scavenging rate to < 5 ppb in 2 minutes Corrosion inhibition > 99 %.
• Application of three chemical functions in a single liquid injection line.
• Dose rate dependent on application conditions.
Stability, compatibility and independent performance data can be supplied upon request.
13.2. VCI GUIDELINES
GUIDELINES FOR USING VCI POWDER IN PIPELINE PRESERVATION
This is a reference guide for using VCI powder to lay-up or preserve metal pipelines. The table below
indicates the amount of VCI powder to use for pipeline dimensions typically found in pipeline lay-up and
preservation applications. As sample below product can be used for values reference. Final product will be chosen during EPCI.
Nox-Rust 1000SFG is good for ferrous applications, and has a strong ammonia odor. Nox-Rust 1010SFG powder is good for
both ferrous and copper applications, and has a slight odor.
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The status of the comment shall be:

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Is the document generated from an existing As-Built? YES NO X

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Figure 1-1 - Qatar Offshore Development Overview

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• Nine (9) new satellite WHPs.

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Detailed Design for:

Figure 1-2 - Al Shaheen Surface Facility Overview

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3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

COMPANY NORTH OIL COMPANY (NOC)

API American Petroleum Institute

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The order of precedence shall be as follows:

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- Campaign 1 (EPS phase): DC05, DC06, DC03, DC04, DC09 and RP

3 mains elements of the pipeline system will be defined for preservation:

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The other service lines comprise of the following:

1. Lift Gas pipeline

Table 6.1: Ruya Pipelines list

1. AS-U-A (DC01) AS-B-H (RP) 8” Liquid Wet Oil 10.338

12. AS-M-A (DC04) AS-B-H (RP) 16” Multiphase 0.694

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27. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-B-H (RP) 20” Wet LP Gas 8.341

29. AS-B-H (RP) AS-R-A (DC09) 10” Lift Gas 8.376

30. AS-B-H (RP) AS-R-A (DC09) 20” Water Injection 8.389

31. AS-R-A (DC09) AS-X-A (DC28) 20” Water Injection 3.685