S-000-13a0-001 - 2a General Spesifikation For Painting and Coating

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SUMBAWA LNG TERMINAL &

REGAS FACILITY
CLASS [2]
GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR PAINTING AND COATING
FOR APPROVAL
REV. DATE PAGE DESCRIPTION PREP’D CHK’D APP’D CPY APP’D
2A 14-Apr-23 Issued for Approval STO SST SBK

1A 18-Nov-22 Issued for Review STO SST SBK
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RECORD OF REVISION
The revision listed below have been incorporated in this copy of the document.
REV PAGE
SECTION DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES
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2A All All Updated with the latest of document format
Deleted:
“Steel members and steel piles shall be coated with a system complying
with BS EN ISO 12944 to corrosive class C5 where appropriate, with 15
2A 5 8 years to first maintenance. Planned maintenance recoating shall be
assumed as twice during the design life. Recoating shall be considered
impractical below a low water level”. Which is applied in S-100-13MO-
001_Design Basis for Marine Facility
Rephrase to: to meet applicable local authority and meets international
2A 5 8
health standards.
2A 6.2 9 Rephrase to: power tool cleaning
2A 7.3 11 Added: Recommendation of Approved Brands Manufacture
2A 8.4 14 Rephrase to: Attachment C
2A 9.8 16 Deleted : Fuel Gas or Nitrogen
2A 9.8 16 Deleted : Liquified Petroleum Gas
2A 9.10 18 Rephrase from : Liquified Petroleum Gas to Liquified Natural Gas
2A 9.10 18 Deleted : Fuel Gas or Nitrogen
2A 14 26 Added Wrapping
2A 15 26 Rephrase to: DURABILITY to WARRANTIES
Added: Table Paints Systems for Different Categories Based on Service
2A Attach B 29
Conditions
Added: Table Paints Systems for Different Categories Based on
2A Attach C 30 Requirements Surface Preparations and Primer, Intermediate & Final Coat
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Content
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 6
2. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................. 6
3. DEFINITION AND ABBREVIATION ...................................................................................... 6
4. REFERENCE ........................................................................................................................ 6
4.1. COMPANY Document ..................................................................................................................... 6
4.2. Standards ........................................................................................................................................ 6
5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................ 8
5.1. Steel Substrate Rust Grade ............................................................................................................ 8
5.2. Stainless Steel ................................................................................................................................. 8
5.3. Equipment Surface Not to be Painted ............................................................................................. 8
6. REQUIREMENTS FOR SURFACE PREPARATION ............................................................. 9
6.1. General ............................................................................................................................................ 9
6.2. Blast Cleaning of New Steelwork .................................................................................................... 9
6.3. Wet Abrasive Cleaning of Steelwork ............................................................................................... 9
6.4. Power Tool Cleaning of Steelwork ................................................................................................ 10
6.5. Cleaning of Sound, Previously Painted Steelwork ........................................................................ 10
6.6. Preparation of HOT DIP GALVANIZED Steelwork for Painting .................................................... 10
7. PAINT SYSTEM .................................................................................................................. 10
7.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 10
7.2. Supplier’s Standard Paint .............................................................................................................. 10
7.3. Recommended Paint Manufacturer .............................................................................................. 11
7.4. Painting Systems ........................................................................................................................... 11
7.5. Packing, Shipment and Storage of Paints..................................................................................... 12
7.6. Execution of Works ....................................................................................................................... 12
7.7. Handling and Storage of Painted Equipment ................................................................................ 13
8. SCHEDULE OF PAINTING SYSTEM.................................................................................. 13
8.1. Symbol .......................................................................................................................................... 13
8.2. Roughness .................................................................................................................................... 14
8.3. Painting Schedule ......................................................................................................................... 14
8.4. Detail Paint System ....................................................................................................................... 14
9. IDENTIFICATION AND COLOR CODE .............................................................................. 14
9.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 14
9.2. Purpose ......................................................................................................................................... 14
9.3. Detailed Paint Systems ................................................................................................................. 14
9.4. Color Of Lettering and Numbering ................................................................................................ 15
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9.5. Location Identification.................................................................................................................... 15

9.6. Painting System ............................................................................................................................ 15
9.7. Method of Identification ................................................................................................................. 15
9.8. Color Bands ................................................................................................................................... 15
9.9. Lettering ........................................................................................................................................ 17
9.10. Color Code .................................................................................................................................... 18
10. REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION OF PAINTING AND COATING ............................. 19
10.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 19
10.2. Welding Primer .............................................................................................................................. 21
10.3. Painting Equipment ....................................................................................................................... 21
10.4. Galvanized Steel Structure ........................................................................................................... 21
10.5. Silicone Heat Resisting Paints ...................................................................................................... 22
10.6. Zinc Rich Primer ............................................................................................................................ 22
11. REPAIR ............................................................................................................................... 22
11.1. General Repair .............................................................................................................................. 22
12. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................ 22
12.1. Special Requirements For Substrate Design ................................................................................ 22
12.2. Special Requirements For Paints And Paintng Systems .............................................................. 22
13. INSPECTION AND TESTS .................................................................................................. 23
13.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 23
13.2. Paint Quality Control ..................................................................................................................... 23
13.3. Inspection Of Paint Application ..................................................................................................... 23
13.4. Testing Methods And Acceptance Criteria .................................................................................... 25
14. WRAPPING ......................................................................................................................... 26
15. WARRANTIES .................................................................................................................... 26
16. SAFETY .............................................................................................................................. 26
16.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 26
16.2. Fire Hazards .................................................................................................................................. 26
16.3. Ventilation ...................................................................................................................................... 26
16.4. Protective Clothing ........................................................................................................................ 26
16.5. Blasting .......................................................................................................................................... 26
17. PRE-START MEETING ....................................................................................................... 27
18. LIST OF DOCUMENTS ....................................................................................................... 27
18.1. To be Submitted ............................................................................................................................ 27
ATTACHMENT A – SITE PAINTING DAILY REPORT ............................................................. 28
ATTACHMENT B – PAINTING SCHEDULE ............................................................................. 29
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ATTACHMENT C – SUMMARY DETAIL PAINTING SYSTEM ................................................. 31
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1. INTRODUCTION
PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (AMNT) plans to build additional combine cycle power generation plant
for their expansion projects including smelter and other new facilities. To provide gas for those facilities
AMNT engaged PT Medco Sumbawa Gas (MSG) to develop and operate a new LNG Terminal and Regas
Facility within AMNT operation area in Benete Bay of Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.
The project includes facilities of onshore LNG storage tank with capacity of 50,000 m3 and 160,000 m3,
regasification unit to produces up to 77 mmscfd gas, an LNG-Carrier jetty with trestle, utilities, buildings
and gas sendout pipelines to the power plant and smelter.
2. SCOPE
This document covers the requirement of painting and coating of materials, surface preparation and
application of painting system inspection and test, safety and corrosive protection for piping, pipelines,
valves, buried pipes, equipment and steel structure to be used in the Sumbawa LNG Regasification
Terminal project.
3. DEFINITION AND ABBREVIATION

COMPANY : PT Medco Sumbawa Gas
CONTRACTOR : PT JGC Indonesia
AMNT : PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara
AMIN : PT Amman Mineral Industri
MFS : Minimum Functional Specifications
4. REFERENCE
4.1. COMPANY Document
MFS Part C1 Para 6.5.3 General Painting Requirement
MFS Appendix 4 Painting Recommendations and Procedure
4.2. Standards
ASTM A123 Standard Specification for Zinc (Hot Galvanized) Coatings on
Products Fabricated from Rolled and Forged Steel Shapes, Plates,
Bars & Strips
ASTM D3359 Test Methods for Measuring Adhesion by Tape Test
ASTM D4258 Standard Practice for Surface Cleaning Concrete for Coating
ASTM D4541 Test Method for Pull-Off Strength of Coatings Using Adhesion
Testers
ASTM D4752 Standard Test Method for Measuring MEK Resistance of Ethyl
Silicate (Inorganic) Zinc-Rich Primers by Solvent Rub
ASTM D5162 Standard Practice for Discontinuity (Holiday) Testing of
Nonconductive Protective
ISO 2409 Paints and Varnishes - Cross-Cut Test
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ISO 2808 Paints and Varnishes - Determination of Film Thickness

ISO 4618 Paints and Varnishes
ISO 4624 Paints and Varnishes - Pull-Off Test for Adhesion
ISO 4628 Paints and Varnishes- Evaluation of Degradation of Coatings;
Designation of Quantity and Size of Defects, and of Intensity of
Uniform Changes in Appearance
ISO 8044 Corrosion of Metals and Alloys
ISO 8501-1, St 3 Power Tool Cleaning
ISO 8501-1, Sa 1 Brush-off Blast Cleaning
ISO 8501-1, Sa 2 Commercial Blast Cleaning
ISO 8501-1, Sa 2.5 Near-White Metal Cleaning
ISO 8501-1, Sa 3 White Metal Cleaning
ISO 8502-6 Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and
related products - Tests for the assessment of surface cleanliness -
Part 6: Extraction of soluble contaminants for analysis - The Bresle
method
ISO 8502-9 Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and
related products - Tests for the assessment of surface cleanliness -
Part 9: Field method for the conductometric determination of water-
soluble salts
ISO 8503 Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and
related products - Surface roughness characteristics of blast-cleaned
steel substrates
ISO11126 Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and
related products - Specifications for non-metallic blast-cleaning
abrasives
ISO11127 Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and
related products - Test methods for non-metallic blast-cleaning
abrasives
ISO 12944 Corrosion Protection of Structures by Protective Paint Systems.
NACE RP0188 Discontinuity (Holiday) Testing of Protective Coating
NACE RP0287 Standard Recommended Practice, Field Measurement of Surface
Profile of Abrasive Blast Cleaned Steel Surfaces Using a Replica
Tape
SSPC-PA1 Paint Application Guide, Shop, Field, and Maintenance Painting
SSPC-SP1 Surface Preparation Specification - Solvent Cleaning
SSPC-SP2 Surface Preparation Specification - Hand Tool Cleaning
SSPC-SP3 Surface Preparation Specification - Power Tool Cleaning
SSPC-SP5 Surface Preparation Specification - White Metal Blast Cleaning
SSPC-SP6 Surface Preparation Specification - Commercial Blast Cleaning
SSPC-SP7 Surface Preparation Specification - Brush-off Cleanings
SSPC-SP8 Surface Preparation Specification – Pickling
SSPC-SP10 Surface Preparation Specification - Near-white Blast Cleaning
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SSPC-SP11 Surface Preparation Specification - Power Tool Cleaning to Bare

Metal
SSPC-PS 8.01 SSPC Paint System Specifications, Rust Preventive Compounds
SSPC-PS 12.00 SSPC Paint System Specification, Guide to Zinc Rich Coating
System
5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
Insulated or uninsulated equipment, piping and pipelines above ground shall be prepared and coated in
accordance with requirements of this specification and its appendices.
According to ISO12944, the corrosivity of environments of this project can be classified as C5, which is the
basis of painting system design and determination of the paint film thickness. The paint Supplier of the
epoxy painting for the internal surface of potable water tank shall furnish a certificate confirming the
suitability of the system to meet applicable local authority and meets international health standards.
Fixings and fastenings shall be hot-dip galvanized complying with BS EN ISO 1461 with a minimum
average coating weight of 610g/m2.
Small steel components, such as hand railing, etc, shall be galvanized. Safety features shall be finished in
yellow.
5.1. Steel Substrate Rust Grade

The surface preparation of steel structural members and pipes shall comply with ISO 8501.
5.2. Stainless Steel

If the atmosphere of plant or process unit (such as in the environment of LNG jetty, trestle & terminal)
involves the presence of chloride, stainless steel piping and equipment shall be painted, even under
insulation, shall be painted to avoid corrosion of Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC). For Stainless
Steel there will are different cases:
▪ Insulated pipelines SS 304 or 316 will be protected by only primer coat.
▪ Unisulated pipelines in SS 304 and SS 316, will be protected by two layer epoxy and
polyurethane.
▪ Either insulated or uninsulated SS 316 L will not need any primer protection.
During the transportation of stainless steel equipment and piping to deck cargo, the surfaces shall
be protected with a rust inhibitive compound, or a temporary removable coating to be field removed
by solvent, or any other protection system approved by the COMPANY.
Paints and markings used for stainless steel are required to be free of chloride and shall not contain
metallic zinc either
5.3. Equipment Surface Not to be Painted

The following surfaces shall not be painted unless otherwise specified:
▪ Cement wall cladding
▪ The area local to weld edges shall be applied masking tape, to prevent them being coated.
▪ Bright finished steel operating mechanisms on machinery (these shall be protected against
corrosion during transport, storage and erection).
▪ Teflon, rubber, glass, tile, etc.
▪ Galvanized grating, bolt nut and washer.
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▪ Carbon steel anchoring items partially embedded in concrete or block work shall be hot dip
galvanized and protected at the junction by a strip of approved alkali resistant mastic filler.
▪ Instrument tubing and it’s accessories.
▪ Electrical and instrument cables and it’s accessories such as Junction Box.
▪ Hose and Hose coupling.
▪ Precautions shall be taken to prevent paint from being applied to equipment nameplates,
instrument glasses and gauge dials, couplings, shafts, valve stems, bearings, and other
machined surfaces (flanges, raised gasket faces except with faces not touched by gasket and
bolt holes).
▪ Concrete wall of LNG Tank
6. REQUIREMENTS FOR SURFACE PREPARATION

6.1. General
Surface preparation by blast cleaning is the minimum acceptable standard for all paintworks unless
other methods, such as mechanical cleaning or acid pickling are specifically approved
6.2. Blast Cleaning of New Steelwork

▪ The equipment used for blast cleaning shall be submitted to COMPANY approval.
Compressed air shall be free from oil and water. It should do inspection in accordance with
ASTM D4285
▪ The type and size of abrasives shall comply with requirements of ISO 8501 et sequent, 11.124
and 11.126 standards.
▪ Metallic abrasive (steel shot/ steel grit) or non-metallic abrasive (copper ore) may be used.
▪ Abrasives used more than once shall be filtered using a dust removal system with sieves to
remove fine and contaminated materials, and the grading shall be checked at regular intervals
and fresh abrasives shall be added to ensure that the correct grading is maintained.
▪ Before blast cleaning commences, oil and grease shall be removed from the surfaces, and
defects shall be chipped or ground.
▪ Blast cleaned surfaces shall comply with the requirement of ISO 8501 et sequent standards
and in conformity with the painting systems listed here-under.
▪ Sa 2-½ blast cleaning of steel structures may be performed on the steel sections before
welding works, by using automatic blast cleaning and priming equipment. After welding, the
weld itself and the damaged zones shall be prepared to Sa 2-½ for painting either by blasting
or power tool cleaning.
6.3. Wet Abrasive Cleaning of Steelwork

▪ Wet abrasive cleaning shall only be used under site conditions with the approval of
COMPANY, to avoid any narrow equipment deterioration.
▪ Further to the requirements defined in above paragraph, the cleaned surface shall be rinsed
with fresh water. The use of corrosion inhibitor is not allowed. The surface tolerant primer shall
be applied on the same day, if required.
▪ Any inhibitive system used shall be compatible with the subsequent painting system.
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6.4. Power Tool Cleaning of Steelwork

▪ This cleaning procedure shall apply only where blast cleaning is not possible when stated in
the specifications or when approved by the COMPANY (e.g.: before touch-up of erected
equipment).
▪ All surfaces contaminated by oil or grease shall be cleaned by scraping, wiping, washing with
approved detergent, and rinsing with fresh water until the surface passes a water break test,
i.e. clean fresh water spreads freely over the surface with a low contact angle.
▪ The surface shall be prepared to remove all mill scale and rust, until grade St 3 of ISO 8501 is
obtained, with an acceptable surface profile.
▪ Where soluble salt (e.g. sea salt) are present, the surfaces shall be washed with fresh water,
prior to mechanical cleaning.
6.5. Cleaning of Sound, Previously Painted Steelwork

▪ Areas which are contaminated with oil or grease shall be cleaned as detailed here above.
▪ All sound, strongly adherent paint shall be thoroughly cleaned. If required, a 1 % aqueous
solution of detergent shall be used, followed by rinsing.
▪ Previous paint remaining too glossy smooth shall be lightly abraded with 240 grade abrasive
paper.
6.6. Preparation of HOT DIP GALVANIZED Steelwork for Painting

▪ All galvanized steelwork shall be cleaned and degreased before painting.
▪ All dirt, grease, oil and zinc oxides shall be removed by cleaning with water-soluble degreaser,
followed by application of mordant solution (phosphoric acid solution) or cautious surface
treatment by blasting (sweeping) to increase the roughness (only for workshop) prior to
applying the painting.
7. PAINT SYSTEM
7.1. General
▪ All paint applications shall be recorded in accordance with the inspection requirements.
▪ For tanks, painting shall be applied after hydrotest unless otherwise specified.
▪ Shop-applied primer surfaces shall be cleaned by proven method if they have been severely
contaminated with chlorides, such as due to being immersed in or splashed by seawater during
transportation and storage.
▪ To prevent zinc embrittlement cracking, paint containing a zinc pigment shall not be applied to
stainless steel and high alloy steel surfaces.
▪ “Wet Paint” warning signs shall be posted prominently at locations where painting work in
progress, until the paint has completely dried.
7.2. Supplier’s Standard Paint

▪ Purchased standard equipment items, such as compressor, pump, motor, driver, electrical
material, instrumentation such as gauge, transmitter, actuator and Outdoor Local Panel, and
other shelf stock items may be purchased and shipped to the jobsite complying with the
painting specification of this Project. The equipment which is listed above, unless otherwise
specified can use Supplier’s standard, the Supplier should submit to COMPANY for approval.
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After installation, these items shall be touched up and finish coated to match the color scheme
of the plant, if required. Before starting the touch-up, the CONTRACTOR on site shall submit
his proposed system in accordance with the existing paint system of the particular item.
▪ Major electrical equipment such as control panels, electrical cabinets may be completely shop
painted. For outdoor panels, the final coat shall be in accordance with the color scheme of the
plant. If necessary, the Supplier will include cans of adequate paints in the shipment, for on-
site touch up purposes.
▪ In any case, the CONTRACTOR remains fully responsible for the quality of these paints and
shall warrant the painted surfaces for the compatibility of the final coats applied on site with
the shop paints.
7.3. Recommended Paint Manufacturer

Painting manufacturer mentioned bellow are recommended to use in this project.
(1) International
(2) Jotun
(3) Sherwin Williams
(4) Amercon
(5) Carboline
(6) Orica
Any equivalent brand proposed by sub-contractor and/or vendor, shall be informed and approved
by CONTRACTOR and/or COMPANY.
7.4. Painting Systems

Each system shall be perfectly suitable for the specific conditions of application as bellows:
▪ Site location: if marine atmosphere – class C5-according to ISO 12944
▪ Type of surface (material and possible existing coatings)
▪ Temperature range
▪ Exposure conditions (indoor, outdoor, subjected to chemical, seawater, abrasion, etc.)
▪ Whether blast cleaning is possible
▪ Whether surface is to be insulated
▪ Whether the equipment is shop or site fabricated
▪ Transport, storage and erection conditions
For each system, CONTRACTOR shall provide COMPANY with the following information:
▪ Intended purpose of the system with reference to the above defined criteria
▪ Detailed description of the painting procedure such as surface preparation and roughness,
shop coats, touch up procedure, site coats, thicknesses, etc.
▪ Supplier’ name, brand and type of each paint to be used.
▪ Full data sheets for each paint including color/code of Supplier, recommended surface
preparation and roughness, practical spreading rate, dry film thickness, wet film thickness,
surface drying time, hard drying time, re-coat able time minimum and maximum,
recommended methods of application, recommended thinners, pot life, maximum shelf life,
etc.
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▪ Reference to application of the proposed system in similar conditions within 5 to 10 years

experiences
▪ Full safety data sheets for all paints with environment considerations
▪ Specification of painting equipment to be used on site
▪ Supplier’s storage recommendation
▪ Test certificates with reference to ISO - 12944
The painting Supplier or CONTRACTOR shall ensure that:
▪ The proposed systems meet the contractual specifications and warranties in all respects.
▪ The proposed shop paints provide a sufficient protection against corrosion during transport,
storage and erection, by taking into account e.g.: type of packing (bulk or weatherproof
package), transport conditions (deck cargo or not) expected duration between shop and site
painting.
▪ The proposed shop paints are suitable for handling and erection conditions: slinging, site
welding work, and so on.
7.5. Packing, Shipment and Storage of Paints

▪ Each paint container shall be fitted with a hermetically sealed lid. Each container shall carry
the following information:
✓ Manufacture’s name
✓ Manufacturing date and batch number
✓ Type name
✓ Shelf Life
✓ Net weight/ net volume
▪ Paint and thinner containers shall be clearly marked in accordance with the code used in the
painting procedures.
▪ For all paints comprising solvents such as benzene, acetone, etc., containers shall be
delivered carrying labels complying with safety and environmental regulations.
▪ Materials shall be stored in an enclosed, protected storage area with provisions for maintaining
the temperature between 15°C and 30°C or more restrictive temperatures as required by the
Supplier. For safety reason, the paint storage area location and condition shall be subjected
to CONTRACTOR's approval.
▪ Storage facilities shall be ready for use before first delivery of paint on site. Paint storage areas
shall be arranged to avoid any risk of soil pollution clearly marked as fire dangerous and duly
ventilated. No paint shall be used in the works if stored longer than the Supplier’s specified
shelf life.
▪ All empty or disposed paint containers shall be removed from the site by CONTRACTOR.
7.6. Execution of Works

▪ All works shall be executed in a neat and workmanlike manner and in strict accordance with
these specifications referenced in this document and the paint Supplier’s recommendations.
▪ Sandblasting and other surface preparation works will take place in an area duly devoted to
and physically independent from the painting area and in accordance to all safety regulations.
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▪ No changes or deviations shall be made from the specifications without written approval from
COMPANY. In the event of discrepancies in the specifications, the CONTRACTOR will
determine the procedure to be applied.
▪ CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all Sub-contractors and Suppliers strictly comply with the
painting specifications.
▪ Unless otherwise specified in the manufacturer's recommendations, or approved by
COMPANY, no blast cleaning or painting work may be performed when any of the following
conditions occurs, or is expected to occur during painting, or drying time:
✓ air temperature drops below 5 °C.
✓ surface temperature is less than 3 C above dew point, or rises above 45°C
✓ relative humidity exceeds 80 %, or specified humidity for each paint system
✓ in general, when weather conditions (rain, sand storm, …) would spoil surface preparation
and/or paint quality.
▪ CONTRACTOR shall provide all required protections to prevent surrounding equipment from
being spoiled during cleaning, blasting and painting works. Should any damage occur due to
the works, the responsible painting Supplier/Sub-contractor shall perform all necessary
cleaning or repair works, and replace the damaged item if it proves to be impossible to restore
it to its original condition.
7.7. Handling and Storage of Painted Equipment

CONTRACTOR shall take all necessary steps in order to prevent damages to paints:
▪ Storage of equipment on wooden sleepers
▪ Placing of wooden spacers between parts of a bundle
▪ Protection of slinging points or placing of lifting lugs on equipment
▪ Use of nylon slings whenever possible
▪ Protection of painted surfaces during welding works
8. SCHEDULE OF PAINTING SYSTEM

8.1. Symbol
Symbol Description Symbol Description
CA Color Adaptation I Insulated
CS Carbon Steel LT Low Temperature
CTR Cable Trays MT Mean Temperature
E Equipment S Shop
F Field SS Stainless Steel
FBE Fusion Bond Epoxy ST If impossible to be sand blasted
Galvanized Piping VHT very high temperature
HB High Built W Welding
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Epoxy - 2 packs - Polyamine

Polyurethane - 2 packs –
EP or polyamide following PUR
aliphatic
chemical resistance required
Ten points mean roughness

HT High Temperature Rz (Index of surface roughness
parameter)
DFT Dry Film Thickness BP Buried Piping
8.2. Roughness
▪ For CS: Rz between 40 μm to 70 μm, with max. 25% of DFT.
▪ For SS: Rz between 50 to 70 μm.
These value are to be verified by painting manufacturer
8.3. Painting Schedule

Reference for paint system is as per Attachment B.
8.4. Detail Paint System

▪ Reference for paint system is as per Attachment C.
▪ Alternative products must be of equivalent proven performance and are subject to COMPANY
approval.
9. IDENTIFICATION AND COLOR CODE

9.1. General
▪ This specification governs design requirements for the permanent lettering and other
identification on equipment (columns, drums, storage tanks, piping, electrical equipment,
firefighting equipment, etc.).
▪ Color scheme to be applied for the plant, as well as the color identification system for pipelines
(color for whole pipe or color bands) is given here under.
▪ Color code are only applied to painting system with Polyurethane as their final color coding
▪ Painting under insulation and high temperature painting above 100 deg C do not required color
coding.
9.2. Purpose
The purpose of this specification is to detail the lettering and other markings that indicate equipment
numbers, process fluid names and fluid directions.
9.3. Detailed Paint Systems

▪ Extent of lettering for Equipment Numbers
Static and rotating machinery shall be painted with equipment numbers.
▪ Positioning of Equipment Numbers
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Equipment numbers shall be positioned where they are easily visible from roads and other
accesses, on the side of a foundation or approximately 1,500 mm above finished grade.
Size of each Letter

Equipment to be Numbered
Height (H)
(1) Columns, Drums, Heat Exchangers, Storage Tank
50m < Diameter 900 mm
15 m < Diameter ≤ 50 m 600 mm
5 m < Diameter ≤ 5 m 300 mm
1 m < Diameter ≤5 m 100 mm
(2) Large Rotating Machinery 100 mm
(3) Small Rotating Machinery 50 mm
9.4. Color Of Lettering and Numbering

All lettering and numbering shall be colored black.
9.5. Location Identification

Identification is required at 50 m intervals, preferentially at bends and other transitions (end of pipe
ways, changes from underground to above ground, branches, by-passes and at battery limits).
9.6. Painting System

Items Requirement
(1) Surface Preparation If required sanding, or SSPC SP1
(2) Background Color Coats Material Same as top coat
No. of Coats 1 or more
Dry Film Thickness Min. 30um per one coat
Method Brush or other conventional
9.7. Method of Identification

Piping system shall be identified by color bands and allows. In case of dangerous (flammable or
explosive) process fluids such as LNG, the piping shall be marked with flow direction arrows and
lettering indicating the process service.
9.8. Color Bands

The size of color bands shall be as follows:
Nominal Pipe Size Width of Color Band (W)
Diameter < 8inch 50 mm
8inch ≤ Diameter 100 mm
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If color used for identifying the piping system is indistinguishable because of the finish color of
piping or insulation, a background color coating shall be applied as follows:
Shape and Size of Arrow (W1) and Lettering Height (G)
Nominal Pipe Size W1 (inch) Lettering Height G (mm)
Diameter < 2 Not Required

2 ≤ Diameter < 3.5 15
3.5 ≤ Diameter < 6 25
6 ≤ Diameter < 20 40
20 ≤ Diameter < 40 100
40 ≤ Diameter 150
Note: If the piping insulated, the flow arrow size shall be determined by insulation jacketing
outside diameter.
Background Color Color Band

Service Description
Color Color
AF Air Foam Note 1
AS Air Note 1
BOG Boil-Off Gas Grey
CH Chemical Note 1
CL Hypochlorite Note 1
CW Cooling Water Note 1
DC Dry Chemical Note 1
DO Diesel Oil Brown
DR Drain Yellow Green
FG Fuel Gas Grey
FO Fuel Oil Brown
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FW Fire Water Red

IA Instrument Air Light Grey
IW Service Water Bright Green
LNG Liquified Natural Gas Grey
NG Natural Gas Grey
N2 Nitrogen Pale Yellow
OW Oily Water Dark Blue
PA Plant Air Light Grey
PW Potable Water Bright Green
SS Sanitary Sewer Yellow Green
SW Sea Water Note 1
WW Waste Water Yellow Green
Note 1: COMPANY to determined
9.9. Lettering
▪ All lettering shall be colored by Black.
▪ Flow direction
All flow arrows shall be colored black.
If it is alternating direction of flow, the labels should point both ways.
▪ Repeat indication
At important crossings or branches, the arrow and any time, it is appropriate, the line
identification will be repeated.
▪ Firefighting irrespective of line diameter.
Piping for fire water and dry chemical CO2 shall be painted fully in red (see color code).
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9.10. Color Code

General Colors
RAL
Application Color
No.
Capri
Structural steel, Platform and ladder 5019
Blue
Structural Light
Hand rail and Cage 1015
Steel Ivory
Support for Piping, Instruments, Control valve, Light

7035
Transmitters, Gauges, etc Gray
Methane Gas (BOG, Vent) Grey 7038
Send-out Gas Grey 7038
Fuel Gas Grey 7038

Light
Instrument Air 7035
Grey
Light
Plant Air 7035
Grey
Piping Fire Water Red 3000
Bright
Fresh, Potable, Industrial Water 6029
Green
Yellow
Sanitary Sewer 6018
Green
Oily Water Dark Blue 8015
Diesel Oil Brown 8001
Pale
Nitrogen 1018
Yellow
Air Foam Note 1
Air Note 1
Chemical Note 1
Hypochlorite Note 1
Cooling Water Note 1
Dry Chemical Note 1
Liquified Natural Gas Note 1
Waste Water Note 1
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Mouse
Carbon Steel Valve 7005
Grey
Valve
Distant
Stainless Steel Valve 5023
Blue
Note 1: COMPANY to determined
Coloring of Instrument & Electrical Item

Application Color RAL. No.
Instruments & Accessories Supplier’s standard color
Electrical Panel Supplier’s standard color 7035
Coloring of Equipments
Color
No. Description Remarks
Color RAL No.
ORV Supplier’s standard color
BOG Compressor Supplier’s standard color
Loading Arm Supplier’s standard color
Package
Odorization Supplier’s standard color
Equipment
Pump & Motor Supplier’s standard color
Flare Supplier’s standard color
Other skid package Supplier’s standard color
Static Fire Tank Red 3000
Tank Aluminum 9006
Equipment
Vessel Aluminum 9006
Typical Line Identification
The space between lettering and arrows for dangerous internal fluids shall equal letter height.
Note: Color code is not applicable for insulated and fireproofed items.
10. REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION OF PAINTING AND COATING

10.1. General
▪ Procedure of Supplier shall take into account the full traceability of material starting from
identification on bare material.
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▪ Before any application of paint or coating, compliance of the surface preparation with the
specification shall be checked as well as absence of dust, salt, grease, dirtiness, humidity, and
so on.
▪ Particular care shall be taken to prevent rusting and/or contamination of cleaned or primed
surfaces. Cleaned surfaces shall be coated the same day cleaning is done and before
detrimental corrosion or recontamination occurs.
▪ Blast cleaned steel shall be primed immediately after cleaning.
▪ Containers shall be opened only when about to be used. Paints shall be homogenized in
containers by thorough mixing by mechanical mixer.
▪ The paints supplied shall have sufficient fluidity to allow for normal application. Addition of
solvent or of thinner shall be forbidden unless it is specified by the paint Supplier.
▪ Times for curing or drying times specified in relation to the ambient conditions before the
application of the coatings shall be strictly observed. The same shall apply to drying or
polymerization of finishing coat before commissioning of equipment.
▪ Surfaces that will not be accessible after erection shall be painted and inspected before
assembly. Where high resistance bolts are used, specific requirements shall apply for the
joints, according to standard practice. The joints can be painted by inorganic Zinc rich primer
to decrease anti-slip coefficient.
▪ The paint systems shall be applied in accordance with the paint Supplier requirements.
Particular attention shall be paid to thinning, mixing and curing times between subsequent
coats. The solvent rub test shall be used to verify the curing of inorganic zinc silicate primer
prior to overcoating. Test shall be performed according to ASTM D 4752, and Level 5 is
required.
▪ Any brushing shall be carried out such that a smooth and uniformly thick coat is obtained.
Deep paint or detrimental brush marks are not acceptable. Paint shall be worked into all
crevices and corners. Runs or sags shall be brushed out before drying.
▪ All areas such as external corners and edges, welds, bolts, nuts and interstices (excluding
galvanized surfaces) shall receive a "stripe" coat prior to application of the specified coat
(excluding with inorganic zinc silicate primer) to ensure that these areas have at least the
minimum specified film thickness and to ensure continuity of the coating.
▪ All areas that will be subject to welding after painting shall be masked after blast cleaning.
Masking shall be made with suitable adhesive tape and shall extend at least 50 mm on all
sides of the intended weld area. All masking shall be removed a prior to start welding.
▪ The contact place of steel structure’s joints by bolts shall not be painted. It should be protected
with adhesive tapes after blasted
▪ Coating shall not be conducted:
- When the surfaces temperatures are less than 3°C above the air dew point.
- When the relative humidity of the air is above 85% for epoxy coatings and 90% for zinc
silicate coating (subjected to Supplier’s recommendation compliance) or when there is a
likelihood of a change in weather conditions within two hours after application which would
result in temperatures below those specified (between +10°C and +49°C and/or Supplier’s
recommendations) or deposition of moisture in the form of rain or condensation upon the
surface.
▪ Nameplates shall be suitably masked before blast cleaning to protect them from blasting
abrasive and paint.
▪ The cured coatings shall be visually free of pinholes, voids, bubbles, mud cracking, and other
"holidays".
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▪ Any inaccessible surfaces for proper coating application and/or inspection shall be coated prior
to final assembly. Specifically, flange and bolt holes shall be coated prior to final installation.
▪ Prior to apply a succeeding coat, all coatings shall be allowed to dry at site ambient conditions
for at least the minimum time specified by the coating Supplier and no longer than the
maximum time for site ambient conditions before overcoating. No coating shall be applied over
a previous coating that is not thoroughly dry, except when a wet on wet coating is
recommended.
▪ Damaged areas of primed surfaces with inorganic zinc shall be painted, after cleaning, with
one coat of zinc rich epoxy primer and the initial system achieved in accordance with
specifications.
▪ Outdoor surface preparation and coating shall be conducted during day light hours (not
applicable to enclosed shop).
▪ Surfaces that are not to be coated shall be properly protected from abrasives blasting and
coating. Any paint deposited on the surfaces shall be removed carefully.
▪ Determination of thickness as per the method in SSPC-PA2, Double 90% control, i.e. the dry
film thickness of more than 90% inspection lot points is not less than the specific film thickness,
and the dry film thickness of other lot points is not less than 90% of specific film thickness.
10.2. Welding Primer

▪ Welding primer, if used, shall be limited to a 20μm DFT coat, and must be fully compatible with
the welding procedure.
▪ For structures subjected to important dynamic loads, welding primer is not allowed; in such
case, the surface within 50 mm (2”) of the joint to be welded shall not be painted.
▪ Painting Equipment
▪ It should be by means of airless spraying. Use of brushes is not allowed, unless approved by
COMPANY for particular cases, such as the place where can’t apply spraying. It should apply
pre-construction primer before painting.
▪ Spray equipment specifications shall be submitted to COMPANY's approval. The primer coat
shall not be applied by rollers.
10.3. Painting Equipment

▪ It should be by means of airless spraying. Use of brushes is not allowed, unless approved by
COMPANY for particular cases, such as the place where can’t apply spraying. It should apply
pre-construction primer before painting.
▪ Spray equipment specifications shall be submitted to COMPANY's approval. The primer coat
shall not be applied by rollers.
10.4. Galvanized Steel Structure

For hot dip galvanized steel, wash it with appropriate conditioned water to remove all salts and dirt.
Hot-dip galvanizing shall be carried out in accordance with ISO 1461 standard excepted for piping
where hot-dip galvanizing shall be carried out in accordance with ASTM A123/ASTM 153. Thickness
will not be less than 85 μm and not over 200 μm.
Carbon steel anchoring items partially embedded in concrete or blockwork shall be hot dip
galvanized and protected at the junction by a strip of approved alkali resistant mastic filler.
For structural steel: If bolts and nuts are hot dip galvanized, they can be painted like the structure.
If they are Sendsimir galvanized, or sherardized, they must be treated like carbon steel.
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10.5. Silicone Heat Resisting Paints

Silicone heat resisting paints are to be of self-curing type; in the contrary, the temperature of the
first coat shall be brought to a minimum temperature of 200 °C before applying the second coat or
the first coat shall be allowed to air dry for 24 hours, following paint Supplier technical specifications.
10.6. Zinc Rich Primer

The Zinc content of Zinc rich primer should be more than 80%; if it is Zinc rich epoxy primer, the
Zinc content should be more than 75%.
11. REPAIR
11.1. General Repair
▪ Wherever possible, coating defects or damages shall be repaired such that the finished coating
complies with this specification.
▪ Any repair procedure not in compliance with this specification shall be submitted for approval,
in writing to COMPANY prior to commencement of the work.
▪ The procedure shall take into consideration all surfaces preparation requirements to ensure
that full substrate and inter-coat adhesion is achieved.
12. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

12.1. Special Requirements For Substrate Design
▪ The Supplier of the material has to prepare edges and welds before painting so they are
without any sharpness in compliance with ISO8501-1-supplement part 3. Moreover, edges
and welds shall receive an extra strip coat of primer so as to obtain the uniform DFT all over
the equipment surfaces.
▪ Brackets, clips, nozzles, man ways and other attachments which protrude, like through the
insulation or insulated equipment, shall be painted as the insulated equipment to obtain
uniform DFT all over the equipment surface.
▪ Water stagnation area, crevices, space between steel sheets are not tolerated; they are to be
avoided by design or seal welded.
12.2. Special Requirements For Paints And Paintng Systems

▪ Unless otherwise approved by COMPANY, all the different paints forming part of a painting
system shall be supplied by the same Vendor.
▪ CONTRACTOR shall not change the source of supply of any paint, or its composition, without
first obtaining the approval of Company.
▪ Colors or shades of the successive coats of one painting system shall differ sufficiently to allow
clear identification of the successive coats.
▪ Color shall be factory prepared.
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13. INSPECTION AND TESTS

13.1. General
▪ CONTRACTOR shall perform all necessary controls, inspections and tests in order to ensure
that the painting works carried out in Vendor’s shops and on site, including those executed by
Sub-contractors and equipment Vendors, comply with the specifications.
▪ CONTRACTOR shall complete the data sheet form ISO 12944-7 for each equipment. Quality
control shall fill another data sheet after each step of the paint system, and data sheet shall
remain attached to the equipment all along its elaboration.
13.2. Paint Quality Control

▪ CONTRACTOR shall implement their own Quality System and shall comply with ISO 12944,
if it is applicable.
▪ Documentation to verify above must be available from the CONTRACTOR.
▪ Analytical "fingerprint data" shall be provided to enable checking of material supplied on site
against the original Paint Supplier reference.
This shall consist of:
✓ Specific Gravity (S.G.)
✓ Mass Solid
✓ Ash Content
✓ IR Trace on Binder
▪ Furthermore, for each paint, CONTRACTOR shall keep for warranty period a set of control
samples (at least 1 liter of each paint) at Company's disposal.
▪ Both at shop and on-site, Company shall be free to perform analyses of samples taken from
the complete supply or possibly from each batch, as well as from raw materials used.
▪ COMPANY may reject the batch considered, stop the works, and/or have the rejected paint
removed from already coated surfaces, if analyses reveal data does not comply with the
specifications.
▪ Inspection and controls done by COMPANY does not modify or reduce the responsibility of
the Contractor, which remains entire.
13.3. Inspection Of Paint Application

▪ Shop Paints for Shop Fabrication Items
✓ Shop paints will be subjected to spot inspections by COMPANY. The inspections will
include control of visual aspect, surface preparation, thickness and adhesion of paint, as
well as sampling of paints for analyses.
✓ CONTRACTOR shall perform the necessary touch-up to the paints after tests (e.g. after
cross-cut tests).
✓ Should the inspections prove that the paints on the procured equipment and/or materials
do not comply with the specification; the Sub-Contractor / Vendors shall carry out, before
shipment, the required corrective works in accordance with a repair procedure approved
by COMPANY. If necessary, the surfaces shall be completely blast cleaned and repainted.
✓ Shop paints shall further be inspected on site before commencement of painting works.
This inspection should reveal that the paints do not comply with the specifications, or
damage to shop paints or corrosion exceeds standard of good practice, COMPANY may
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reject the paints and require repair works or complete blast cleaning and repainting of the
equipment, as deemed necessary.
▪ Painting Sample for Shop Fabrication Items
A painting sample shall be prepared by Supplier in accordance with the following, prior to start
painting work:
✓ Sample Plate
Dimensions : 75 mm x 150 mm x 2 to 3 mm thick
Material : Hot or cold rolled steel plate
✓ Preparation of Painting Sample
Painting sample shall be made for each painting system, using the same methods and color as
for the actual painting.
Site Painting Works :
✓ An inspection procedure will be agreed upon between CONTRACTOR and COMPANY for
the painting works to be carried out on site.
✓ The inspections shall include, but not limited to:
- Inspection of the painting equipment, blast cleaning and paint material
- Inspection of surface preparation and roughness before each coat
- Inspection of touch up paint before next coat
- Inspection of each coat before application of the next one (visual aspect, thickness)
- Final inspection and acceptance of the painting works (thickness, visual aspect and
adhesion tests)
✓ Further to theses inspections, the performed works shall be daily inspected for quality of
workmanship and compliance with specifications. Painting daily report format states in
Attachment A.
✓ CONTRACTOR may propose any inspection procedure minimizing the disturbance in his
works provided the following conditions are fulfilled:
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- COMPANY is to be kept informed, on a daily basis, of the works which will be performed.
No work may be started without prior notification to COMPANY.
- CONTRACTOR takes immediate corrective action when a remark is notified by
COMPANY.
✓ Contractor issues, and submits to COMPANY inspection reports and daily sheets recording
weather conditions, works carried out, inspection results and possible remarks as per
Attachment A.
13.4. Testing Methods And Acceptance Criteria

The tests shall be executed in accordance with the ISO Standards taking into account the following
specifications:
▪ Surface preparation
The surface - degree of cleanliness and roughness - shall be inspected immediately before paint
is applied; pictorial standards of ISO 8501 all parts shall be used as reference for acceptance.
Absence of dust, grease, shall also be checked.
▪ Film thickness
✓ DFT on steel surfaces shall be measured by magnetic or electromagnetic dry film gauge
(Mikrotest, Elcometre or approved equivalent) in conformity with ISO 2808 standard.
Thickness foils for calibration of the DFT gauge shall be certified.
✓ Wedge-cut measuring equipment may be used for other materials or in case of dispute.
✓ Wet film measurement shall be carried out on routing basis by the painter's foreman by
means of comb or wheel gauges.
✓ Dry film thickness gauges must be calibrated on a surface representative of the surface
profile to be painted and not on smooth steel.
✓ The average of the measurements must be comprised between 100 and 120% of the
specified value, with less than 5% of the readings outside these limits. No reading shall be
less than 80% or more than 150% of the specified value, or if otherwise stated in the specific
paint system (Attachment B).
✓ For paint system SS-ILT, no reading below 120μm DFT shall be accepted.
▪ Adhesion
✓ Cross-cut tests shall be performed in order to assess adhesion of the paint.
✓ Tests shall be carried out in accordance with ASTM D3359 Test A. No result worse than 4 A
will be accepted.
✓ After adhesion test, Contractor shall perform the necessary touch-up to the paints.
▪ Paint Composition
Paint shall be accepted provided:
✓ Each constituent complies with data sheet specifications.
✓ The percentage content of each constituent does not differ by more than 3% from specified
value as per Supplier approved data sheet.
▪ Other tests
In case of doubt concerning the paint quality and/or the painting system, or if no satisfactory
testing certificate has been obtained from CONTRACTOR, the COMPANY shall be entitled to
require any test, as deemed necessary by taking into account the exposure conditions of the
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painted equipment (resistance to heat, chemicals, seawater spray). These tests shall be
performed at CONTRACTOR’S costs in an approved laboratory.
14. WRAPPING
• All surface preparation and wrapping operations shall be performed by and under the supervision of
personnel skilled in the application of wrapping materials specified. CONTRACTOR shall provide all
the skilled personnel required for execution of this work
• All tape and primer materials shall be kept out of direct sunlight during transportation and storage.
Tape and primer materials shall be stored in a clean, cool, and dry warehouse until required.
• The Wrapping System shall consist of primer applied to bare steel, one or more layers of inner wrap
tape and one layer of outer wrap coating.
15. WARRANTIES
The warranty period shall be of at least 5 years. This period starts for each item at the date of the
Mechanical Completion of Project.
16. SAFETY
16.1. General
▪ All safety rules and regulations of applicable Indonesian national and local laws and insurance
underwriter regulations shall be adhered to in the storing, handling, use and application of
paints, thinners, solvents, etc.
▪ The coating Supplier’s health and safety instructions on the use of their products provided on
data-sheets and warning labels shall be fully understood and complied with before any work is
undertaken. Paint safety data sheets will have to be available on the painting site.
16.2. Fire Hazards

▪ Smoking, open fires, or sparks will not be permitted in confined areas that are being painted or
have recently been painted and are emitting flammable solvents.
16.3. Ventilation
▪ Ventilation in an amount to provide safe working conditions shall be supplied to the workmen
at all times.
▪ Confined areas that previously contained flammable or volatile materials shall be purged and
ventilated until the vapors will be less than the maximum allowable concentrations.
16.4. Protective Clothing

Workers shall wear suitable protective clothing and gloves to prevent toxic substances contacting
the skin and also wear footwear, which will not damage painted surfaces (as a rubber-soled shoes)
16.5. Blasting
During blasting and air-spray-painting work, workers shall wear safety goggles, suitable protective
clothing, a face mask and gloves to protect against abrasives, dust and spray moist.
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17. PRE-START MEETING

A pre-start meeting shall be held at least one week prior to start the work to discuss work plan, quality and
HSE aspects. The coated sample plates shall provide the acceptance criteria for Cross-Cut Testing.
18. LIST OF DOCUMENTS

18.1. To be Submitted
▪ Inspection test plan
▪ Painting Procedure including Technical Data Sheet of Paint
▪ Inspection report
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ATTACHMENT A – SITE PAINTING DAILY REPORT
Painting Report
1 Plant section
2 Client
3 Object
4 1 - EPC Contractor - Person Responsible
5 Surface preparation
6 Painting
7 Paint Supplier
8
Execution as per standard / Code Revision
9 System No. Design temperature
10 2 - Surface Preparation
11 Grade of surface quality: ISO 8501 Blasting profile: ISO 2632 (Ra) μm
12 Type and nature of base - metal
13 3 - Painting System
Surface-Temp Ambient-Temp Humidity Dew

14 Coating Chemical nature Supplier code Color point°
°C °C % C
Pre-Construction
15 Primer
16 Primer
17 Intermediate
18 Finish
19
20 4 – Application
Mixing ratio Film thickness

21
Resin Cure Wet Dry
Pre-Construction
22
Primer
23 Primer
24 Intermediate
25 Finish
26
27 as = airless / b = brush / r = roller / cs = compressed spraying Total dry film thickness μm

28 5 – Notes
29
30
32 6 - EPC Contractors' Signatures
33 Surface preparation Date
34 Painting Date
35 Paint Supplier Date
Note:
Painting report of vendor items may refer to each manufacturer’s/vendor’s standard practice
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ATTACHMENT B – PAINTING SCHEDULE

Table 1. Carbon Steel Piping(Note 1), Tank, Vessel, Pump, Support and Structure
Service Condition
NO Description
Operating Temperature (°C)
CS1 0 100 Uninsulated or Unfireproofed
CS2 0 100 Insulated or Fireproofing
Table 2. Stainless Steel Piping (Note 1 & 2),Tank, Vessel, Pump, Support and Structure
Service Condition
NO Description
SS1 -170 100 Uninsulated or Unfireproofed
SS2 -170 100 Insulated or Fireproofing
Table 3. Galvanized Touch Up

Service Condition
NO Description
ZN1 0 100 Uninsulated or Unfireproofed
ZN2 0 100 Insulated or Fireproofing
ZN3 0 100 For Damaged Area Except Color Identification
ZN4 0 100 For Color Identification
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Table 4. Miscellaneous Application

Surface Preparation
NO Technical Requirements Thickness (mm)
(SSPC or ISO 8501)
As recommended by Wrapping Total tape and adhesive thickness shall be as
For buried pipe, one primer plus two PE tapes
BP1 Tape Manufacture recommended by vendor
As recommended by Painting Total tape and adhesive thickness shall be as
Epoxy Based paint suitable for Tank Bottom Plate
BP2 Manufacture recommended by vendor
Epoxy based paint suitable for internal for tank and
As per Mechanical Datasheet As per Mechanical Datasheet
BP3 vessel
Note:
(1). This specification also applicable for other piping component unless otherwise specified
(2). Either Insulated/uninsulated SS 316L will not need any primer coat
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ATTACHMENT C – SUMMARY DETAIL PAINTING SYSTEM

Painting System
Surface Surface Min.
Operating Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat
Painting Work Preparation Roughness Total
Substrate Condition Temp. No. Min. No. Min. No. Min.
System Place Grade (ISO Ry5) DFT
(°C) Type Type Type
(SSPC) (mm) of DFT of DFT of DFT (m)
Coats (m) Coats (m) Coats (m)
1. PIPING
1.1 Pipes, Flanges and Fittings (Elbows, Tees, Reducers, Caps, etc.)
At Pipe
Spool
High
Fabrication SP 10 or Sa 2 PMF’s Zinc Rich 1 or
1 75 Build 150 --- --- ---
Shop or 1/2 recommendation Epoxy more
Epoxy
Field Shop
(Note-4)
Carbon Uninsulated
0-100 CS1 275
Steel (Note-6)
SP 11 (Note- High
Zinc Rich 1 or 1 or 1 or
1) / SP 2 --- 75 Build 150 Polyurethane 50
At Field Epoxy more more more
(Note-2) Epoxy
Repair (Touch-up) for damaged and welded portion. Painting for all surfaces.
At Pipe
Spool
Alkylated Alkylated
Fabrication SP 10 or Sa 2 PMF’s 1 or
Amine 1 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
Shop or 1/2 recommendation more
Epoxy Epoxy
Field Shop
(Note-4)
Carbon Insulated
0-100 CS2 200
Steel (Note-6)
SP 11 (Note- Alkylated Alkylated
1 or 1 or
1) / SP 2 --- Amine 100 --- --- --- Anime 100
At Field more more
(Note-2) Epoxy Epoxy
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Operating Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat
Painting Work Preparation Roughness Total
Substrate Condition Temp. No. Min. No. Min. No. Min.
System Place Grade (ISO Ry5) DFT
(°C) Type Type Type
(SSPC) (mm) of DFT of DFT of DFT (m)
Coats (m) Coats (m) Coats (m)
At Pipe
Spool
Alkylated
Fabrication SP 7 PMF’s 1 or
--- --- --- Amine 150 --- --- ---
Shop or (Note-3) recommendation more
Epoxy
Field Shop
Stainless (Note-5)
Uninsulated
Steel -170 - 100 SS1 200
(Note-6)
304//316 SP 11 (Note- Alkylated
1 or 1 or
1) / SP 2 --- Amine 150 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50
At Field more more
(Note-2) Epoxy
At Pipe
Spool
Alkylated
Amine 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Epoxy
Field Shop
Stainless (Note-5)
Insulated
Steel -170 - 100 SS2 150
(Note-6)
304//316 SP 11 (Note- Alkylated
1 or
1) / SP 2 --- Amine 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
At Field more
(Note-2) Epoxy
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Painting Work Preparation
Substrate Condition Temp. Roughness(ISO DFT
System Place Grade
(°C) Ry5) (mm) (m)
(SSPC)
Min. Min. Min.
No. of No. of No. of
Type DFT Type DFT Type DFT
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1.3 Non-Tagged Valves
At PMF’s Zinc Rich High Build 1 or

SP 10 1 75 150 --- --- ---
Shop recommendation Epoxy Epoxy more
Carbon Uninsulated 275

0 -100 CS1 SP 11 (Note-
Steel (Note-6) Zinc Rich 1 or High Build 1 or 1 or
At 1) / SP 2 --- 75 150 Polyurethane 50
Epoxy more Epoxy more more
Field (Note-2)
Repair (Touch-up) for damaged and field welded portion. Painting for all surfaces.
Alkylated Alkylated
At PMF’s 1 or
SP 10 Amine 1 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
Shop recommendation more
Epoxy Epoxy
Carbon Insulated 200
0 -100 CS2 SP 11 (Note- Alkylated
Steel (Note-6) 1 or Alkylated 1 or
At 1) / SP 2 --- Anime 100 --- --- --- 100
more Anime Epoxy more
Field (Note-2) Epoxy
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Painting Work Preparation Total
Substrate Condition Temp. Roughness(ISO
System Place Grade DFT
(°C) Ry5) (mm)
(SSPC) (m)
Min. Min. Min.
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1.4 Non-Tagged Valves
SP 7 PMF’s Alkylated
At 1 or
--- --- --- Amine 150 --- --- ---
Shop (Note-3) recommendation more
Epoxy
Stainless
Uninsulated
Steel -170 - 100 SS1 SP 11 (Note- Alkylated 200
(Note-6) 1 or 1 or
304/316 1) / SP 2 --- Amine 150 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50
At more more
At 1 or
Amine 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Epoxy
Stainless
Insulated
(Note-6) 1 or
304/316 1) / SP 2 --- Anime 100 --- --- --- --- --- ---
At more
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Painting Work Preparation
Substrate Condition Temp. Roughness(ISO DFT
System Place Grade
(°C) Ry5) (mm) (m)
(SSPC)
Min. Min. Min.
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1.5 In-Line Piping Specialty Items
At PMF’s Zinc Rich High Build 1 or

SP 10 1 75 150 --- --- ---
Shop recommendation Epoxy Epoxy more
Carbon Uninsulated 275

0 -100 CS1 SP 11 (Note-
Steel (Note-6) Zinc Rich 1 or High Build 1 or 1 or
At 1) / SP 2 --- 75 150 Polyurethane 50
Epoxy more Epoxy more more
Field (Note-2)
Alkylated Alkylated
At PMF’s 1 or
SP 10 Amine 1 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
Epoxy Epoxy
Carbon Insulated 200
0 -100 CS2 SP 11 (Note- Alkylated
Steel (Note-6) 1 or Alkylated 1 or
At 1) / SP 2 --- Anime 100 --- --- --- 100
more Anime Epoxy more
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Operating Surface Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat
System Place Grade DFT
(°C) Ry5) (mm)
(SSPC) (m)
Min. Min. Min.
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1.6 In-Line Piping Specialty Items
At 1 or
--- --- --- Amine 150 --- --- ---
Epoxy
Stainless
Uninsulated
(Note-6) 1 or 1 or
304/316 1) / SP 2 --- Amine 150 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50
At more more
At 1 or
Amine 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Epoxy
Stainless
Insulated
(Note-6) 1 or
304/316 1) / SP 2 --- Anime 100 --- --- --- --- --- ---
At more
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Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat

Min.
Surface Surface
Operating Painting Work Total
Substrate Condition Preparation Roughness(ISO
Temp. (°C) System Place Min. Min. Min. DFT
Grade (SSPC) Ry5) (mm) No. of No. of No. of
Type DFT Type DFT Type DFT (m)
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
1.7 Off-Line Piping Specialty Items
At
Vendor’s Standard.
Shop
Carbon Steel -- 0 - 100 --
At Touch-up works with painting system recommended by paint manufacture who supply the painting materials.
Field Repair (Touch-up) for damaged and welded portion.
At
Stainless Shop
Steel -- -170 - 100 --
At Touch-up works with painting system recommended by paint manufacture who supply the painting materials.
304/316
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Operating Surface
System Place Grade Min. Min. Min. DFT
(°C) Ry5) (mm) No. of No. of No. of
(SSPC) Type DFT Type DFT Type DFT (m)
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
2. STEEL STRUCTURE (Columns, Beams, Braces, Gusset plates, Base plates, bolts and nuts, etc.)
2.1 Pipe Racks, Pipe Stanchions, Equipment Steel Structures , Building Steel Structure, Above Splash Zone
Zinc Rich
At PMF’s
SP 10 Epoxy 1 75 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Shop recommendation
Primer
Carbon SP 11
Unfireproofed 0 - 100 CS1 Zinc Rich High 275
Steel (Note-1) / 1 or 1 or 1 or
At --- Epoxy 75 Build 150 Polyurethane 50
SP 2 (Note- more more more
Field Primer Epoxy
2)
At PMF’s
SP 10
Shop recommendation
Carbon SP 11
Fireproofing 0 - 100 CS2 Alkylated 200
Steel (Note-1) / 1 or Alkylated 1 or
At --- Anime 100 --- --- --- 100
SP 2 (Note- more Anime Epoxy more
Field Epoxy
2)
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Operating Surface
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
2.2 Embedded Steel in Concrete

Zinc Rich
At PMF’s
SP 10 Epoxy 1 75 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Shop recommendation
Primer
Carbon SP 11
Field Primer Epoxy
2)
At PMF’s
SP 10
Shop recommendation
Carbon SP 11
At --- Anime 100 --- --- --- 100
Field Epoxy
2)
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Operating Surface
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
2.3 Platforms, Stairs, Walkways, Ladders, Handrails and Checker Plate

Zinc Rich
At PMF’s
SP 10 Epoxy 1 75 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Shop recommendation
Primer
Carbon SP 11
Field Primer Epoxy
2)
At PMF’s
SP 10
Shop recommendation
Carbon SP 11
At --- Anime 100 --- --- --- 100
Field Epoxy
2)
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2.4 Offshore Steel Pile
At Shop
Carbon Steel Uninsulated 0 - 100 CS1 Refer to S-100-13MO-001 “Design Basis For Marine Facility”
At Field
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Operating Surface
System Place Grade No. Min. No. Min. No. Min. DFT
(°C) Ry5) (mm)
(SSPC) Type of DFT Type of DFT Type of DFT (m)
Coats (mm) Coats (mm) Coats (mm)
2.5 Pipe Support
At Pipe
Spool
High
Fabrication PMF’s 1 or
SP 10 Zinc Rich Epoxy 1 75 Build 150 --- --- ---
Shop or recommendation more
Epoxy
Field Shop
(Note-5)
Carbon Steel Uninsulated 0 - 100 CS1 275
SP 11
High
(Note-1) / Zinc Rich Epoxy 1 or 1 or 1 or
--- 75 Build 150 Polyurethane 50
At Field SP 2 Primer more more more
Epoxy
(Note-2)
At Pipe
Spool
Alkylated
Fabrication SP 10 or PMF’s Alkylated Amine 1 or
1 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
Shop or Sa 2 1/2 recommendation Epoxy more
Epoxy
Field Shop
(Note-4)
Insulated
Carbon Steel 0-100 CS2 200
(Note-6)
SP 11
Alkylated
(Note-1) / Alkylated Amine 1 or 1 or
--- 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
At Field SP 2 Epoxy more more
Epoxy
(Note-2)
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At Pipe
Spool
Alkylated
--- --- --- Amine 150 --- --- ---
Epoxy
Field Shop
(Note-5)
Stainless
Uninsulated -170 -
Steel SS1 200
(Note-6) 100
304//316
SP 11 Alkylated Amine 1 or 1 or
(Note-1) / 150 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50
--- Epoxy more more
At Field SP 2
(Note-2)
At Pipe
Spool
Fabrication SP 7 PMF’s Alkylated Amine 1 or
150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Shop or (Note-3) recommendation Epoxy more
Field Shop
(Note-5)
Stainless
Insulated -170 -
Steel SS2 150
(Note-6) 100
304//316
SP 11
(Note-1) / Alkylated Amine 1 or
--- 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
At Field SP 2 Epoxy more
(Note-2)
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Operating Surface
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3. Equipment
3.1 Storage Tank, Columns, Drums, Heat Exchangers, Filters (Shells, Heads, Nozzles, Manholes, Skirts, Legs, Saddles)
High
At PMF’s Zinc Rich 1 or
SP 10 1 75 Build 150 --- --- ---
Shop recommendation Epoxy more
Epoxy
Carbon Uninsulated SP 11
0 - 100 CS1 Zinc Rich High 275
Steel (Note-6) (Note-1) / 1 or 1 or 1 or
SP 2 more more more
Field Primer Epoxy
(Note-2)
Alkylated Alkylated
At PMF’s 1 or
SP 10 Amine 1 100 Amine 100 --- --- ---
Epoxy Epoxy
Carbon Insulated SP 11
0 - 100 CS2 Alkylated Alkylated 200
Steel (Note-6) (Note-1) / 1 or 1 or
At --- Anime 100 --- --- --- Anime 100
SP 2 more more
Field Epoxy Epoxy
(Note-2)
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Operating Surface
Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Alkylated
At SP 7 PMF’s 1 or
--- --- --- Amine 150 --- --- ---
Epoxy
Stainless
Uninsulated SP 11
Steel -170 - 100 SS1 Alkylated 200
(Note-6) (Note-1) / 1 or 1 or
304/316 --- Amine 150 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50
At SP 2 more more
Field Epoxy
(Note-2)
Alkylated
At SP 7 PMF’s 1 or
Amine 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Epoxy
Stainless
Insulated SP 11
Steel -170 - 100 SS2 Alkylated 150
(Note-6) (Note-1) /
304/316 --- Amine 1 150 --- --- --- --- --- ---
At SP 2
Field Epoxy
(Note-2)
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Coats Coats Coats
(mm) (mm) (mm)
3.3 Platforms, Stairs, Walkways, Ladders, Handrails, Shells, Davits, Bolts and Nuts (Note-8), Other Accessories
Zinc High
At PMF’s 1 or
SP 10 Rich 1 75 Build 150 --- --- ---
Epoxy Epoxy
Uninsulated
Carbon Zinc
& Insulated 0 - 100 CS1 SP 11 (Note- High 275
Steel Rich 1 or 1 or 1 or
(Note-6) At 1) / SP 2 --- 75 Build 150 Polyurethane 50
Epoxy more more more
Primer
3.4 Skid Mounted Units & Utility Equipment, Rotating Machinery (including Power Generators, Motors), Shop Assembled Tanks, Overhead Crane (Note-7)
At
Uninsulated Shop
Carbon CS1 &
& Insulated 0 - 100
Steel CS2 At Touch-up works with painting system recommended by paint manufacture who supply the painting materials.
(Note-6)
At
Stainless Uninsulated Shop
SS1 &
Steel & Insulated -170 - 100 SS2 At Touch-up works with painting system recommended by paint manufacture who supply the painting materials.
304/316 (Note-6)
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Temp. Roughness Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat Min.
(°C) Surface (ISO Ry5)
Painting Work Total
Substrate Condition Preparation
System Place (m) No. Min. Min. No. Min. DFT
Grade (SSPC) No.
of DFT DFT of DFT (m)
Type Type of Type
Coats (m) (m) Coats (m)
Coats
4. Galvanized Touch Up
At
Galvanizing as per ASTM A123 or A153
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
ZN3 PMF’s 1 or 1 or
Color SP 11 (Note-1) Amine 175 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50 225
recommendation more more
Identification Field Epoxy
Carbon Steel Repair (Touch-up) for damaged and field welded portion. Min. DFT shall be more than 75 microns.
to be 0 -100 At
galvanized Galvanizing as per ASTM A123 or A153
Shop
At SP 11 (Note-1) Alkylated
For Color PMF’s 1 or
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Identification / SP 1 & SP 2 recommendation more
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
Repair (Touch-up) for field welded portion. Min DFT shall be more than
Painting for all surfaces.
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.2 Pipe Racks, Pipe Stanchions, Equipment Steel Structures , Building Steel Structure and above splash zone
At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.3 Embedded Steel in Concrete

At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.4 Platforms, Stairs, Walkways, Ladders, Handrails and Checker Plate

At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Operating Surface
Temp. Surface Roughness Primer Intermediate Coat Top Coat Min.
(°C) Painting Work Preparation (ISO Ry5) Total
Substrate Condition
System Place Grade (mm) No. Min. Min. No. Min. DFT
(SSPC) No. (mm)
of DFT DFT of DFT
Type Type of Type
Coats (mm) (mm) Coats (mm)
Coats
4.5 Pipe Support
At Shop Galvanizing as per ASTM A123 or A153
Uninsulated At
SP 11 PMF’s Alkylated 1 or 1 or
& ZN1 175 --- --- --- Polyurethane 50 225
(Note-1) recommendation Amine Epoxy more more
Unfireproofed Field
Repair (Touch-up) for damaged and field welded portion. Min. DFT shall be more than 75 microns.
Carbon Steel
to be 0 -100 At Shop Galvanizing as per ASTM A123 or A153
galvanized
SP 11
At
(Note-1)
Insulated & PMF’s Alkylated 1 or
ZN2 / SP 1 & 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Fireproofing recommendation Amine Epoxy more
Field SP 2
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Painting Work Total
Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.6 Piping Support

At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.8 Platforms, Stairs, Walkways, Ladders, Handrails, Shells, Davits, Bolts and Nuts (Note-8), Other Accessories
At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
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Grade (SSPC) No.
Type Type of Type
Coats
4.9 Skid Mounted Units & Utility Equipment, Rotating Machinery (including Power Generators, Motors), Shop Assembled Tanks, Overhead Crane (Note-8)
At
Shop
For Damaged
At Alkylated
Area Except
to be 0 -100 At
Shop
ZN4 Amine 125 --- --- --- --- --- --- 125
Field Epoxy
(Note-3)
75 microns
General Note:
- Painting of Package, Actuator, Instrument, electrical items and Fire Fighting as per vendor’s standard
Note-1: Surface Preparation for Metal Surface.
Note-2: Surface Preparation for Film Surface.
Note-3: To remove rust, dirt, dust, chloride contamination and other detrimental foreign matter from austenitic stainless steel surface.
Note-4: Shop weld portions which require painting shall be painted with the following painting systems depend on the substrate individually.
1) Carbon Steel : To be primed only after surface preparation in accordance with SSPC-SP 10.
2) Galvanized Steel: To be primed only after surface preparation in accordance with SSP-SP 11.
3) Austenitic Stainless Steel (type 304//316): To be painted up to intermediate coat only after surface preparation in accordance with SSPC-SP 7.
Note-5: Damaged painting during handling shall be repaired at pipe spool fabrication shop or field shop with the following painting systems depend on the substrate
and painting system individually.
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1)
Carbon Steel and Painting System CS1 & CS2: Same painting system as shop weld portions as per above Note-4, 1).
2)
Carbon Steel and Painting System CS1 & CS2:
To be painted up to intermediate coat after surface preparation in accordance with SSPC-SP 10 (for damaged painting until primer).
To be painted intermediate coat only after surface preparation in accordance with SSPC-SP 2 (for damaged painting until intermediate coat).
3) Galvanized Steel: Same painting system as shop weld portions as per Note-4, 2).
4) Austenitic Stainless Steel (type 304/316): Same painting system as shop weld portions as per Note-4, 3).
Note-6: Cold and Personnel Protection surfaces shall be considered as uninsulated surfaces.
Note-7: Including Piping, Vessels, Steel structures, motors, interconnecting pipe, included Vendor scope of supply.
Note-8: Bolts and nuts with factory applied Fluoropolymer coating shall not require painting.
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COMMENT RESOLUTION SHEET

Commented Rev.
No. Comment Description Comment Response
Page/Section No.
to meet applicable local authority
1 6/5 and meets international health Noted & Incorporated. 1A
standards.
While deciding painting system for
stainless steel, Corrosion under
2 6/5.1 Insulation shall be considered and Noted 1A
Insulated material shall be coated
accordingly
3 7/6.2 Power tool cleaning Noted & Incorporated. 1A
Approved brands of manufacturer of Noted & Incorporated.
paint system and their proven track
4 12/8.2 See para 7.3 Recommended Paint 1A
records needs to be submitted or
Manufacturer.
tabulated
there has to be two tables
1) showing Paint System for
different categories of components
to be painted based on service Noted & Incorporated.
5 12/8.3 conditions 1) See Attachment B 1A
2) table showing requirements of See Attachment C
surface preparation, primer type
DFT, Intermediate & Final Coat
required DFT
Refer to MFS Appendix 4_Painting
Recommendations and Procedures.
: “minimum requirement shall be at
least 3 layers coating with warranty
period of 5 years”. (To be applied on
this painting specification.)
While durability shall be 15 years to

As per MFS, durability shall be 15 first maintenance refer to MFS para
6 23/14 1A
years to first maintenance 7.10.2 Protective Coatings: “Steel
members and steel piles shall be
coated with a system complying with
BS EN ISO 12944 to corrosive class
C4 where appropriate, with 15 years
to first maintenance” which is
applied in document S-100-13MO-
001 Design Basis For Marine
Facility.
There are only two categories
defined here, there may be more The detailed painting system with
than that like vessels with different their category given in current update
7 29/Attach D operating temperature, Vessels with attachment B & C. 1A
fluctuating pressure (Cycling
loading) which needs to be
confirmed by designer
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COMPANY DOCUMENT NO.

JOB CODE REV.

SUMBAWA LNG TERMINAL &

GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR PAINTING AND COATING

REV. DATE PAGE DESCRIPTION PREP’D CHK’D APP’D CPY APP’D

2A 14-Apr-23 Issued for Approval STO SST SBK

9.5. Location Identification.................................................................................................................... 15

ATTACHMENT C – SUMMARY DETAIL PAINTING SYSTEM ................................................. 31

3. DEFINITION AND ABBREVIATION

ISO 2808 Paints and Varnishes - Determination of Film Thickness

SSPC-SP11 Surface Preparation Specification - Power Tool Cleaning to Bare

5.1. Steel Substrate Rust Grade

5.2. Stainless Steel

5.3. Equipment Surface Not to be Painted

6. REQUIREMENTS FOR SURFACE PREPARATION

6.2. Blast Cleaning of New Steelwork

6.3. Wet Abrasive Cleaning of Steelwork

6.4. Power Tool Cleaning of Steelwork

6.5. Cleaning of Sound, Previously Painted Steelwork

6.6. Preparation of HOT DIP GALVANIZED Steelwork for Painting

7.2. Supplier’s Standard Paint

7.3. Recommended Paint Manufacturer

7.4. Painting Systems

▪ Reference to application of the proposed system in similar conditions within 5 to 10 years

7.5. Packing, Shipment and Storage of Paints

7.6. Execution of Works

7.7. Handling and Storage of Painted Equipment

8. SCHEDULE OF PAINTING SYSTEM

Symbol Description Symbol Description

CA Color Adaptation I Insulated

CS Carbon Steel LT Low Temperature

CTR Cable Trays MT Mean Temperature

F Field SS Stainless Steel

FBE Fusion Bond Epoxy ST If impossible to be sand blasted

Galvanized Piping VHT very high temperature

HB High Built W Welding

Epoxy - 2 packs - Polyamine

Ten points mean roughness

DFT Dry Film Thickness BP Buried Piping

8.3. Painting Schedule

8.4. Detail Paint System

9. IDENTIFICATION AND COLOR CODE

9.3. Detailed Paint Systems

Size of each Letter

(1) Columns, Drums, Heat Exchangers, Storage Tank

50m < Diameter 900 mm

15 m < Diameter ≤ 50 m 600 mm

5 m < Diameter ≤ 5 m 300 mm

1 m < Diameter ≤5 m 100 mm

(2) Large Rotating Machinery 100 mm

(3) Small Rotating Machinery 50 mm

9.4. Color Of Lettering and Numbering

9.5. Location Identification

9.6. Painting System

9.7. Method of Identification

9.8. Color Bands

Diameter < 8inch 50 mm

8inch ≤ Diameter 100 mm

Diameter < 2 Not Required

Background Color Color Band

FG Fuel Gas Grey

FO Fuel Oil Brown

FW Fire Water Red