Corrosion Control - Jack-Up - SP-CO-ENG-CON-06-01

CORROSION CONTROL - J ACK-UP SP-CO-ENG-CON-06-01
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1 6.1. CORROSION PROTECTION

2 6.1.1. GENERAL
3 These specifications define the Corrosion Protection requirements of the rig, affected by
4 the proposed works inclusive of new items as well as existing items.
5 The following abbreviations are used:
6 SSPC: Steel Structure Painting Council
7 MDFT: Minimum Dry Film Thickness
8 Painting shall be carefully, neatly and expertly done in accordance with Best Industry
9 Practice, and shall be performed by persons suitably qualified and adequately trained in
10 the application of all the relevant coatings outlined in this specification. All applications
11 should be performed in strict adherence to the Hempel (USA), Inc. instructions including
12 the methods of thinning and mixing of any applied paints.
13 The Contractor shall furnish all of the painting materials, labor, and equipment. The
14 Contractor shall submit to the Owner for review the Painting System Schedule based on
15 the Hempel Paints as outlined in this Specification. All paints shall be free of lead and
16 chromium materials. At the completion of all paint-works the Contractor shall be
17 responsible for carrying out any touch up work on areas that have been damaged due to
18 continuing work on the rig.
19 In principle, the NDT of structural or piping components is to be completed prior to the
20 application of any paint system. If paint is applied to an area prior to completion of NDT,
21 then the Contractor is responsible for the removal of sufficient paint to allow the proper
22 NDT routine to be made and for the subsequent reinstallation of the paint system at the
23 affected site.
24 Finished work areas and existing equipment and structures shall be completely covered
25 during painting of surrounding areas to prevent deposits of spray, drips or spills. Fixtures,
26 adjacent surfaces, glass surfaces, label plates and tags, nameplates, rubber gaskets,
27 working threads, gauge boards etc. shall be properly protected and on completion of the
28 works, paint and other smudges shall be fully removed from glass, fixtures, equipment,
29 decks etc.
30 Electrical and electronic equipment shall be adequately protected from paint and in
31 addition, equipment having delicate contacts shall be tightly covered by a vapor sealing
32 material for the exclusions of any resins during painting or waxing operations. Finish
33 colors shall be as specified by the Company.
34 The use of non corrosive materials to be approved by the Owner, in lieu of inorganic zinc
35 coatings for such items as door and hatch dogs and latches, nuts, bolts, screws etc.
36 Inorganic Zinc silicate coatings (hereafter called Inorganic Zinc) shall be applied
37 immediately after blasting and dust removal. If delays are encountered, reblasting will be
38 required. No grease, oil or other organic matter shall be allowed to contact the blasted
39 surfaces prior to the application of organic zinc coatings.
40 Special attention shall be given to final erection weld areas that result in damage to the
41 organic zinc application. Such areas shall be thoroughly cleaned by mechanical power
42 brushing or spot blasting and recoated with organic zinc to the required thickness.
43 Foundations of structures subject to weather exposure that will be inaccessible for proper
44 sandblasting and coating after erection shall be blasted and coated prior to final erection.
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46
Electronic documents residing within the Ensco Document Management System are controlled. All
printed documentation is considered uncontrolled.
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3 Erection weld areas shall be treated in accordance with the paragraph above.
4 For surface areas that operate at a heat level above 200 degrees F the required coating
5 shall be as specified in Painting System No. 7 of this specification.
6 Walkway areas subject to low overhead clearances (beams, moving machinery etc.) or
7 tripping objects such as deck pad eyes, shall be emphasized and coated with paint of
8 contrasting colors, preferably high visibility yellow and black diagonal bands (2” wide) or
9 outlines so as to draw attention to their relative positions.
10 Where Minimum Dry Film Thickness (DFT) has been specified, such thickness
11 measurements shall be determined using a magnetic type gauge such as Micro Test,
12 which has been calibrated against the General Electric film gauge over steel of the same
13 thickness as under consideration.
14 The Contractor shall take extra precautions to insure that the pre treatment employed
15 and the coatings applied are properly executed. The Contractor shall determine and
16 obtain assurance from the manufacturers, that the products to be employed are
17 compatible with each other and with existing coating systems that are to be over coated.
18 6.1.2. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
19 The following additional documents from those listed in Section 1 shall be applicable for
20 this Section.
21 Codes and Standards Engineering and Construction Standards
22 a. ASTM A153 "Specification for Zinc Coating (Hot-Dip) on Iron and Steel Hardware,
23 latest edition.”
24 b. SSPC-SP1-63 "Solvent Cleaning"
25 c. SSPC-SP3-63 "Power Tool Cleaning"
26 d. SSPC-SP7-63 "Brush Blast"
27 e. SSPE-SP10-63 "Near White Blast"
28 f. ST-CO-ENG-006 “Pipe Marking Standard”
29
30 g. ASA-A13.1 “American Standard Association Bulletin for recommendations on color-
31 coding for types of materials.”
32 h. ASTM A123 See Structural Section 2
33 6.1.3. DOCUMENTATION REQUIRING SUBMITTAL
34 Table 6-1 "Documents Requiring Submittal" summarizes the additional required
35 documents from Section 1 which are to be submitted to the Owner by the Contractor.
36 The Table also defines the schedule at which documents are to be submitted by the
37 Contractor.
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1 TABLE 6-1
2 DOCUMENTS REQUIRING SUBMITTAL
DOCUMENT SUBMITTAL TIMING ACTION BY REFERENCE

SECTION
OWNER
Painting System Two weeks prior to
REVIEW 6.1
Schedule purchase
One week prior to
Listing of Critical Hold
commencement Review 6.1.6
Points
Painting Procedures
Submit to Contractor
One week prior to
Piping Labeling Plan or approve Contractor 6.1.7
piping labeling
Submission
3
4
5 6.1.4. MATERIALS
6 In all cases where brand or model information is specified, builder may propose
7 alternates of equivalent quality and function; however, the owner reserves the right to
8 review and reject the proposed substitute. With or without owner review, it is incumbent
9 upon the builder to ensure that all material and equipment is fit for purpose, complies with
10 relevant regulations, and complies with general and specific intent of these specifications.
11 Any substitution of Paint Manufactures shall de declared in the Contractors initial bid. The
12 substitution shall be outlined against the specified paints in this specification item for
13 item.
14 All paints, coatings and finishing materials shall be Contractor furnished and in
15 accordance with the Painting System specifications. The finish colors shall be in
16 accordance with the Owner’s specified color scheme.
17 Painting shall be carefully, neatly and expertly done by skilled and competent painters,
18 who are thoroughly familiar with the type of work they are performing.
19 The painting requirements specified herein apply to material and equipment furnished by
20 the Contractor. The Contractor shall touch up the areas, which have been damaged
21 during construction and installation of the new structural arrangements and equipment.
22 Painting shall be applied as received from the manufacturer, in the original containers
23 and shall not be thinned or changed in any way, unless otherwise specified herein.
24 Paints which are hard to apply due to high viscosity, may be thinned when recommended
25 by the manufacturer but only in the presence of the paint manufacturer’s representative.
26 Prior to the application of paint, weld splatter, temporary brackets and sharp edges shall
27 be removed.
28 Paint shall be applied in accordance with the paint manufacturer’s recommendations and
29 will be subject to inspection by the Owner’s representative and the representative of the
30 paint manufacturer.
31 When more than one coat is specified, subsequent coats shall not be applied until the
32 preceding coating has become dry and hard or as recommended by the paint
33 manufacturer.
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1 The topcoats of all tanks and compartments shall be a light color or as specified in each
2 painting system outline for optimal visibility.
3 All galvanized work, which is to be painted shall be thoroughly cleaned and degreased
4 and painted in accordance with Paint System No. 9 as specified below in this
5 specification.
6 6.1.5. SURFACE PREPARATION
7 Surfaces shall be prepared in strict accordance with the recommendations of the paint
8 manufacturer.
9 1.1.1.1 Cleaning
10 Surfaces to be painted shall be washed down with clean fresh water or steam cleaned
11 and allowed to dry prior to application of each coat of paint. Before washing, the grease
12 and residues shall be removed as follows:
13 a) Oil and grease - shall be washed off with suitable solvent as per SSPC-SP1-63
14 "Solvent Cleaning".
15 b) Contamination residues of chemicals, salts and dirt (heavy deposits) - shall be
16 removed by scrubbing with stiff bristle brushes.
17 Residual chlorides shall not exceed < 20mg/cm2 on atmospheric areas, < 5 mg/cm2 for
18 immersion and tank lining areas as tested With a Chlor-Rid or Bresle Kit. Potable water
19 containing less than 10 PPM of chlorides may be used provided the cleaned surface
20 meets the required chloride levels.
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21 Immersion Areas: < 5mg/cm (Residual Chlorides)
22 1. Internal Surfaces in Ballast, Drill Water, Fuel Oil and Void Tanks,
23 2. All Tanks containing Oils, Oily Water, Brine and BOP fluids
24 3. Active & Reserve Mud Pits, Flow line and Possum Belly Tanks
25 4. Gumbo Boxes, Cutting Troughs, Mud Hoppers, BOP Stacks
26 5. Potable Water Tanks
27 6. Sea Chests
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28 Non-Immersion Areas: < 20mg/cm (Residual Chlorides)
29 1. Topside Exterior- Bulkheads, Wind Walls & Roof, Generator Buildings,
30 2. Hull- Side, Shell, Leg Wells & Bottom
31 3. Decks- Interior and Exterior
32 4. Underside of Heliport Deck & Substructure
33 5. Underside of Pipe Rack Deck & Substructure
34 6. Skid Base & Cantilever Skid Beams
35 7. Life Boat Davits, Crane Pedestals and related crane components. P-Tanks Exteriors,
36 Handrails, Stairways, Piping and Vents.
37 8. Interior Machinery Spaces – Work Shops, Pump Rooms, Storage
38 9. Rooms, Engine Room and OEM Equipment Spaces.
39 10. Exhaust and Exhaust Lines if not insulated.
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1 11. Engines
2 12. Galvanized Surfaces
3 Weld spatter shall be removed to provide a smooth surface; gouges removed and welded
4 as required by ABS Rules and as specified in Section 2 - "Structural". The treated areas
5 shall be re-coated as specified for bare steel.
6 Sharp edges, burned, abraded or rusted portions of steel work shall be cleaned,
7 smoothed and rounded by power disc-sanding, power wire brushing or spot blasting at
8 Contractor's option after construction and/or assembly of components and before
9 applying the required touch-up primer or next paint coat.
10 Faying surfaces of aluminum or steel shall be prepared with a smooth finish prior to paint
11 application. Faying surfaces of steel-to-steel shall be seal welded all around as specified
12 in Section 2 - "Structural". Faying surfaces of aluminum-to-aluminum shall be protected
13 by Meal Prep or Deoxidine pre-treatment and a coating of zinc chromatic primer. For
14 faying surfaces of aluminum alloys to dissimilar metals, the aluminum shall be pre-
15 treated, both faying surfaces given two coats of zinc chromate primer and the faying
16 surface of aluminum alloy shall be insulated with alumilastic, Permagum, PAW, or other
17 suitable material as reviewed.
18 1.1.1.2 Power Tool Cleaning (SSPC-SP3-63)
19 Power tool cleaning is a method of preparing metal surfaces for painting by removing
20 loose mill scale, loose rust, and loose paint with power wire brushes, power impact tools,
21 power grinders, power sanders, or by a combination of these methods.
22 It is not intended that all mill scale, rust and existing paint be removed by this process;
23 but loose mill scale, loose rust, loose paint, and other detrimental foreign matter present
24 shall be removed. Metal surfaces shall not be burnished or polished, but left with a
25 surface that is conducive to providing and anchor pattern for the applied paint to adhere
26 to. Grinding disc tend to polish the surface where as needle guns tend to provide an
27 anchor pattern.
28 Oil, grease, welding flux residues and salts shall first be removed by the methods
29 outlined in SSPC-SP1-63 "Solvent Cleaning". Other detrimental foreign matter shall be
30 removed by the following operations.
31 In preparing surfaces for repainting, all loose paint shall be removed. Thick edges of
32 remaining old paint shall be feathered so that the repainted surface can have a smooth
33 appearance. The remaining old paint shall have sufficient adhesion so that it cannot be
34 lifted as a layer by inserting the blade of a dull putty knife under it.
35 All accessible weld flux and splatter shall be removed by blast cleaning or by power tools.
36 Any remaining detrimental weld flux deposits shall be removed by blast cleaning,
37 thorough power tool cleaning, or by washing with water or with phosphate solution.
38 Rivet heads, cracks, crevices, lap joints, fillet welds, and re-entrant angels shall be
39 cleaned by the use of power wire brushes, needle guns, sharp chisels used in chipping,
40 scaling hammers, rotary grinders, or sanders, or by a combination of such tools.
41 All tools shall be operated in such a manner that no burrs or sharp ridges are left on the
42 surface and no sharp cuts are made into the steel.
43 1.1.1.3 Sand Blasting - Brush Blast (SSPC-SP7-63)
44 A "brush blast" surface finish is defined as one from which all oil, grease, dirt, rust scale,
45 loose mill scale, loose rust and loose paint or coatings are removed completely, but tight
46 mill scale and tightly adhered rust, paint and coatings are permitted to remain provided
47 that all mill scale and rust have been exposed to the abrasive blast pattern sufficiently to
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1 expose numerous flecks of the underlying metal fairly uniformly distributed over the entire
2 surface.
3 Any thick edges or remaining old paint shall be feathered so that the repaint surface can
4 have a smooth appearance. The remaining oil based paint shall have sufficient adhesion
5 so that it cannot be lifted as a layer by inserting a dull putty knife under it.
6 Blasting shall be done with a sharp abrasive of 16/35-grade mesh or finer. This abrasive
7 shall provide a sufficient profile so that the first layer of paint cannot be lifted as a layer by
8 inserting a dull putty knife under it.
9 The compressed air used for blasting shall be completely dry, free of all water and oil.
10 Adequate traps and separators shall be provided at the compressor by the Contractor.
11 1.1.1.4 Sand Blasting - Near White Blast (SSPC-SP10-63)
12 A "near white surface" is a surface from which all oil, grease, dirt, mill scale, rust,
13 corrosion products, oxides, paint or other foregoing matter have been completely
14 removed from the surface except for very light shadows, very slight streaks, or slight
15 discolorations caused by rust stain, mill scale oxides, or slight, tight residues of paint or
16 coating that may remain. At least 95% of each square inch of surface area shall be free
17 of all visible residues, and the remainder shall be limited to the light discoloration
18 mentioned above.
19 Blasting shall be done with a sharp abrasive of 16/35-grade mesh or finer. This abrasive
20 shall be clean, dry and free of clay particles and other extraneous matter. Abrasive must
21 be reviewed by Owner before blasting.
22 The compressed air used for blasting shall be completely free of water and oil. Adequate
23 traps and separators shall be provided at the compressor.
24 1.1.1.5 Surface Cleaning by Water Jetting Prior to Recoating (SSPC-SP12)
25 Water jetting may be used on previously coated surfaces in areas environmentally
26 sensitive to sand blasting. Water jetting uses high or ultrahigh pressures, above
27 10,000psi, to expose the original abrasive-blasted surface profile for recoating.
28 Flash rust is allowed only as per paint manufacturers recommendations.
29 6.1.6. APPLICATION
30 Coatings shall be applied in strict accordance with Paint Manufacturer's
31 recommendations and may be subject to inspection at any time by the Owner and Paint
32 Manufacturer.
33 Contractor shall submit to the Owner for review a "List of Critical Hold Point". The
34 Contractor shall notify the Owner 24 hours in advance to allow for the Owner’s
35 representative to be present for this inspection in accordance with Section 1.22.
36 All spray equipment shall be inspected and reviewed by the Owner's Representative
37 before application is begun and be in full accordance with the equipment requirements as
38 outlined in each paint system specification.
39 A moisture trap shall be placed in line from air supply to pressure pot and spray gun.
40 This trap shall be opened slightly to provide a continuous bleed.
41 Regulators and gauges shall be provided for air to both pressure pot and spray gun.
42 All abrasive and dust from blasting operation shall be completely removed from surfaces
43 before paint application is begun.
44 Blasted surfaces shall be coated with one coat of primer during the same day that
45 sand/grit blasting was done.
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1 Primer shall not be applied closer than 6 inches to a non-blasted area. Any subsequent
2 blasting operation shall not result in abrasive particles embedded in the paint film.
3 No painting shall take place when the atmospheric temperature is below 50° F or when
4 the surface temperature is below the dew point, or when relative humidity is above the
5 specified by the paint manufacture for each system.
6 Spray guns must be held perpendicular to the surface being painted and handled and
7 adjusted in such a manner that dry over-spray is kept to a minimum. Adequate ventilation
8 shall be applied and available at all times and at all relevant work locations.
9 The sequence to be followed in painting shall be such that a minimum of damage to
10 finished coatings will result.
11 When paint is being applied to the interior of tanks or confined areas, sufficient blowers
12 and fans shall be installed to provide adequate ventilation.
13 The Paint Manufacturer and the Owner shall be consulted on any concerning points not
14 covered herein.
15 1.1.1.6 Protection of Areas around Painting Operations
16 All equipment shall be completely covered during painting of the surrounding spaces to
17 prevent spray, drips or spills from being deposited on the finished painted equipment.
18 All joiner doors and frames and built-in metal furniture shall be carefully masked and
19 protected from damage to the baked enamel finish to minimize the extent of touch-up and
20 recoating with air-dry coatings.
21 All fixtures, adjacent surfaces, label plates, name plates, rubber gaskets, working
22 threads, gauge boards, etc. shall be properly protected during painting and on completion
23 of the work, all paint or other smudges shall be removed from glass, fixtures, equipment,
24 deck covering, etc.
25 All electrical and electronic equipment shall be adequately protected from paint, and shall
26 be tightly covered by a vapor sealing material for the exclusion of resins or paint vapors
27 during any painting operation in the vicinity.
28 All steel shall be shot blasted and coated in accordance with Painting System 00 as
29 outlined in this section. Pre-construction primer shall be applied to all steel prior to cutting
30 and pre-fabrication of the steel.
31 All pre-fabricated steel assemblies shall be painted in full accordance with the system
32 specifications outlined in this specification.
33 6.1.7. DESCRIPTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS
34 1.1.1.7 Coating Systems
35 All areas of the rig’s interior and exteriors are to be coated in accordance with this
36 specification. Any spaces, fittings, attachments or other items not specifically described
37 herein shall be painted in accordance with one of the described systems to suit that
38 specific application or service and shall be compatible with similar adjoining spaces.
39 1.1.1.8 Piping
40 All piping whether new or existing shall be cleaned and given a primer coat and finish
41 coat to match the space traversed
42 Fire Mains throughout the rig are to be painted with a finish coat of Signal Red.
43 All piping in accessible areas throughout the rig shall be marked by labels and flow
44 arrows, as similar to manufactured by Marking Service Pte Ltd (or equivalent), indicating
45 contents, flow direction, and line origin and destination as specified by ST-CO-ENG-006
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1 “Pipe Marking Standard”. The Contractor shall provide a pipe color schedule prior to the
2 application of the labels for review and approval by the Owner.
3 1.1.1.9 Inspection
4 The Contractor shall conduct pre-inspections prior to inspection by the Owner and the
5 Paint Manufacturer. The Contractor shall pay for the services of the Paint Manufacturer
6 to provide a paint inspector for the duration of the Contract at no cost to the Owner. The
7 paint inspector shall be available to the Owner on a full time basis (inspector shall work
8 the same hours as Contractor’s painting crews). Services of the paint inspector shall
9 start with the beginning of paint application and shall end with the delivery of the Vessel.
10 The paint inspector shall be solely dedicated to this project only. The paint inspector
11 shall oversee and report to the Owner on a daily basis. The paint inspector shall be
12 considered part of the Owner’s inspection team.
13 The Contractor shall provide safe and adequate staging and lighting for inspections.
14 The Owner and/or Paint Manufacturer’s Representative may conduct inspections as
15 follows:
16 a. After blasting, but before final cleaning
17 b. After final cleaning, prior to application of first coat
18 c. During application of each coat
19 d. After application of each coat
20 e. After adequate dry time, prior to application of next coat
21 An inspection of the entire job will be conducted by, the Contractor, Paint Manufacturer
22 and Owner prior to final acceptance of the job. The Contractor shall correct any defective
23 Work.
24
25 6.1.8. ENSCO COLOR SCHEME
26 A. Safety Red (Hempel 50800 / RAL 3002)

27 1. Drawworks and Traction Motors
28 2. Mud Pumps, Pulsation Dampeners, and Mud Pump Traction Motors
29 3. Tongs, Elevators, Casing Tools and Power Tongs, and Miscellaneous Drill floor Tools
30 4. Air Tuggers (Drill floor tuggers may be painted different colors for easy identification)
31 5. Surface BOP Stack
32 6. Choke Manifold and Choke Lines
33 7. Kill Lines
34 8. Standpipe Manifold and Standpipes
35 9. Fire Extinguishers and Piping
36 10. BOP Accumulator Bottles, Skid, Pumps, Complete
37 11. Mud Gas Separator
38 12. Wellhead Adapter Spools
39 13. Production Test Lines
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1 14. Cementing Lines

2 15. Cranes (Cab, Gantry and King Post Red with Boom Sections Alternating Red and
3 White)
4 16. All High Pressure Lines (Mud, Choke, Kill, Cementing. Test Lines and Lines to
5 Production Separator Burners)
6 17. Diverter Control Panel
7 18. Power Tong Hydraulic Unit
8 19. Racking Arm & Top Drive Power Unit
9 20. Helicopter Fuel Tanks
10 21. Bridge Crane Hydraulic Power Unit
11 22. Crown Block
12 23. Iron Roughneck
13 24. Elevator (Bails) Links
14 25. Rotary Drive Bushing
15 26. Air Compressors: Rig Service, High Pressure, Bulk System
16 27. Miscellaneous Equipment, in Engine Room Inclusive of Air Dryers, etc.
17 Ensco Grey (Hempel 11480 / RAL 7046)

18 1. Decks (Including Drill Floor)
19 2. Derrick Substructure / Sub-base
20 3. Welding Machines
21 4. Vee Door Ramp
22 5. Drill Collar Subs
23 6. Mud Tower Superstructure
24 7. Rotary Table, Transmission, and Traction Motor
25 8. Mud Mixing Pumps
26 9. Triplex Pump Charging Pumps, Suction Lines.
27 10. Pump Manifold and Mud Lines to Drill-floor
28 11. Deck Mounted Water Tanks, Mud Tanks, Mud Mixing skid (Including Pumps, Motors
29 and hoppers), Auxiliary Buildings and Workshops
30 12. Pipe Racks
31 13. Desander*
32 14. Desilter*
33 15. Shale Shaker*
34 16. Mud Cleaners*
35 17. Mud Agitators*
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1 18. Centrifuge (Mud Cleaning)*

2 19. Drill Floor Wind Breaks, Drawworks Enclosures (Exterior)
3 20. Trip Tank and Hole Fill Tanks
4 21. Hull Sides, Bottom and Jack Frames (Jack-up Units)
5 22. Generator End of Power Units (EMD Gray if on EMD)
6 23. Air Compressors: Rig Service, High Pressure, Bulk System
7 24. Miscellaneous Equipment in Engine Room Inclusive of Air Dryers, etc.
8 25. Ship’s Service Pumps
9 26. Anchor Winches
10 27. Ventilation Hoods Protruding from Bulkheads
11 28. Cantilever Beams and Upper Skid Structure on Jack-ups
12 29. Drill Floor and Substructure on Semi Submersibles and LMDB Barges
13 30. Ventilator Hoods Protruding from Main Deck and Other Deck Areas
14 31. Water Tower, Pump Strainers, Discharge Manifold, etc. on Jack-up Rip
15 32. Accommodation Roof Top
16 33. Bilges
17 34. Steam Generators
18 35. Crane Pedestals up to the bottom of the cab or king post weld.
19 36. Pneumatic Bulk Tanks Located Outside
20 37. Ventilator Hoods Protruding from Bulkheads
21 38. Accommodation Structure except Barge Control Room
22 39. Underside of Helideck
23 * Original paint manufacturer’s color, re-painted in Storm Gray.
24 B. WHITE (Hempel 10000)

25 1. All Exposed Internal Bulkheads and Ceilings.
26 2. Underside (ceiling) of cantilever deck and inboard of cantilever beams.
27 3. Pneumatic Bulk Tanks Located Inside
28 4. Air Pressure Vessels Located in Machinery Space or Adjacent to White Bulkhead
29 5. Drawworks Enclosure (Interior)
30 6. All Low Pressure Lines with Color Code Tape Bands Denoting Fluid, Pressure, and
31 Direction of Flow
32 7. All Wind-walls (Interior)
33 8. Derrick Wind Breaks (Interior and Exterior)
34 9. Barge Control Room Bulkheads above Main Deck
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1 10. Trip Tank and Hole Fill Tank (Offshore Rig)

2 11. Surge Tank and Mud Hoppers
3 12. Heaters
4 13. Taut Line Unit
5 14. Cargo Containers
6 C. SAFETY YELLOW (Hempel 20300 / RAL 1012)

7 1. Traveling Block
8 2. Hook
9 3. Swivel
10 4. Top Drive Drilling Unit Complete
11 5. Pipe Handling Machine in Derrick
12 6. All Handrails
13 7. Upper Kelly Cock
14 8. Main Crane Block
15 9. Headache Ball on Crane
16 10. Man Riding Air Tugger
17 11. Racking Arm, Pipe Handling Machine
18 12. Deck Gantry Crane
19 13. Burner Booms and Associated Lines
20 14. Some Heliport Decks (depending on rig operating location)
21
22 D. BLACK (Hempel 19990 / RAL 9005)

23 1. Jack-up legs (except for alternating red and white on top sections of leg closest to
24 Helideck)
25 2. Jack-up Leg Wells (Openings) in the Hull
26 3. Mud Pit Interior Surfaces
27 E. BLUE (Hempel 30180 / RAL 5010)
28 1. Water-makers, except ALFA LAVAL Units
29 2. Fishing Tools
30 F. HEAT-RESISTANT (Hempel 19000 / RAL 9006)

31 1. Engine Exhaust Pipes
32 G. GREEN (BS 381C: 267 DEEP CHRONE GREEN / Hempel 40130)

33 1. Helideck Landing Area
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1 H. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURER’S COLORS

2 1. EMD Power Units - EMD Gray
3 2. Caterpillar Engines - Caterpillar Yellow (Hempel 00270)
4 3. Cementing Unit - Manufacturer’s Color
5 4. SCR Panel - Manufacturer’s Color
6 5. EMD Control Panel - Manufacturer’s Color
7 6. AC Switchgear Panel - Manufacturer’s Color
8 7. Lifeboats - Orange
9 8. Life Raft Capsules - Manufacturer’s Color
10 9. Mari-Sat Antenna Dome - (Should Not Be Painted)
11 10. Derrick - Galvanized or White with Crown and
12 Top Twenty-Five Feet
13 Below Crown Painted Red
14 11. Derrick Vent Piping - Galvanized
15 12. Solids Control Units - Manufacturers Color
16 13. Degassers - Manufacturers Color
17 14. Mud Agitators - Manufacturers Color
18 15. Sewage Treatment Units - Manufacturers Color
19 I. SAFETY ORANGE (Hempel 57100 / RAL 2010)
20 J. LIGHT GREY (EPOXY PRIMER)

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1 6.1.9. PIPING COLOR CODE SYSTEM

2 Piping shall be cleaned as required and given all necessary paint per the paint systems
3 above and will match the spaces traversed.
4
5 6.1.10. PIPE LABELING SPECIFICATIONS
6 See ST-CO-ENG-006 “Pipe Marking Standard” for full description of pipe labeling
7 standards and procedures.
8
9 6.1.11. General: (Painting System No’s and Application Locations)
10
11 System Area
12
13 System 0A: Pre-Construction Primer (All Steel)
14 System 1: Hull Bottom & Side Shell, Leg Wells, Underside Of Heliport & Superstructure,
15 Underside Of Pipe Rack Deck, Underside Of Drill Floor & Substructure, Skid
16 Base & Cantilever Skid Beams
17 System 2: Topsides Exterior: Bulkheads, Wind Walls & Roof, Generator Building, Life
18 Boat Davits, Crane Pedestal, Handrails (Black Iron), Stairways, Vents, Piping &
19 P-Tanks
20 System 3A: Decks & Floors: Main Deck, Pipe Rack Deck, Quarters Decks, Drill Floor, &
21 Interior Machinery Space Floors
22 System 3B: Decks & Floors (2 Coats - High Abrasion) - Main Deck, Pipe Rack Deck,
23 Quarters Decks, Drill Floor, & Interior Machinery Space Floors
24 System 4: Heliport Deck with Non-Skid (High Abrasion)
25 System 5: Legs of Jackups & Raw Water Tower
26 System 6: Manufacturer's Equipment (OEM) - crane, anchor windless, draw works, mud
27 pumps, choke manifold, & traveling equipment, Subsea equipment, Riser,
28 Annular and Ram BOP, Connectors
29 System 7: Exhausts
30 System 8: Galvanized Steel (To Be Painted)
31 System 9: Mud Pit Room, Shale Shaker Room, and Sack Storage Room Interior Walls,
32 Overhead, & Piping
33 System 10 Interior Machinery Spaces - Mud Pump Room, Storage Rooms, Shops & Work
34 Rooms, & Engine Room - Walls, overhead & Piping
35 System 11A: Mud Pits (High Abrasion) - Interior Walls, Floor, & Piping - 1 Coat System
36 System 11B: Mud Pits - Exterior Walls, Floor, & Piping
37 System 12: Drill Water & Ballast Tanks - Interior Walls, Tank top, Overhead, & Piping
38 System 13: Potable Water Tanks - Interior Walls, Tank top, Overhead, & Piping
39 System 14: Void Tanks Painted - Interior Walls, Tank top, and Overhead & Piping
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1 System 14B Void Tanks Non-Painted - Interior Walls, Tank top, and Overhead & Piping
2 System 15: Topcoat – Reapply Topcoat for Cosmetics
3 System 16: Walkway Areas
4
5
6
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1 SYSTEM 0A: PRECONSTRUCTION PRIMER (ALL STEEL)

2 This specification area is not covered by ISO12944-2 - "Corrosion protection of steel structures
3 by protective paint systems".
4 Surface Preparation & Comments
5 Where necessary remove all weld splatter, smooth weld seams and sharp edges. Fresh water
6 washes to remove all dirt and contamination Degrease according to SSPC-SP1 solvent cleaning.
7 Abrasive blasts clean to Sa2.5 (ISO 8501-1:1988) or SSPC-SP10. If oxidation has occurred
8 between blasting and application, the surface should be reblasted to the specified visual
9 standard. Surface defects revealed by the blast cleaning process, should be ground, filled, or
10 treated in the appropriate manner.
TSR Over coating

Coat VS WFT DFT Interval
# Product Name Comments Thinner
Type % Mic Mic SQM/
LTR Min - Max 77°F
Full Hempel’s Shop Hempel

1 Shade 19890 28 50 25 11.2 3D–0
Coat primer 15890 08700
25
11 1) Preconstruction primers are used to enhance cutting and welding as required by the
12 fabricator to facilitate production in various phases of construction, but are not required.
13 2) Hempel Shop primer ZS 15890 is a Zinc Silicate Shop Primer that exhibits excellent welding
14 properties with good cutting performance.
15 3) Preconstruction primer may have to be removed depending on type and area of structure.
16 If a waterborne shopprimer is needed please use Hempel’s waterborne zinc shopprimer 18230.
17 A.
18
19
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1 SYSTEM 1: HULL BOTTOM & SIDE SHELL, LEG WELLS, UNDERSIDE OF HELIPORT &
2 SUPERSTRUCTURE, UNDERSIDE OF PIPE RACK DECK, UNDERSIDE OF DRILL FLOOR &
3 SUBSTRUCTURE, SKID BASE & CANTILEVER SKID BEAMS
4 A high durability (above 15 years) coating specification designed for environments classified by
5 ISO 12944-2 as C5-M very high corrosivity (Marine).
6 1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 Surface Preparation & Comments
9 Abrasive blast cleans to Sa2.5 (ISO 8501-1:1988) or SSPC-SP10. If oxidation has occurred
13 A surface profile of 1.5-2 mils (40-50 microns) is recommended.
Over coating
Coat Product VS WFT DFT TSR
# Comments Interval Min - Max Thinner
Type Name % Mic Mic SQM/LTR
77°F
Full Hempadur Hempel

1 Reddish 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 Days
Coat zinc 17360 08450

2 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5 Hrs – 18 Days
Coat Mastic 45881 08450
Full Hempaxane Hempel

3 TBD 84 150 125 6.7 4 Hr - 6 D
Coat 55000 08710
310
14 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 310 micron

15 For major refurbishments where waterjetting is used the primer Hempadur Zinc 17360
16 should be substituted with Hempadur 17634:
Hempadur Hempels thinner

1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
17 Film Thickness Range:

18 Hempadur zinc 17360: 80 – 125 wet / 50 - 75 dry
19 Hempadur 45881: 175 – 250 wet / 125 - 175 dry per coat
20 Hempaxane 55000: 150 – 175 wet / 125 - 150 dry
21 Colors: See ENSCO Color Scheme
22 1. STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term performance, a brush (preferred) or spray (wet on wet)
23 applied stripe coat of Hempadur 45881 should be applied after the first coat of Hempadur
24 zinc 17360 on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp edges, and lips of angles.
25 2. Hempaxane 55000 topcoat colors are as per ENSCO color scheme.
26 3. Please review product data sheet
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1 SYSTEM 2: TOPSIDES EXTERIOR: BULKHEADS, WIND WALLS & ROOF, GENERATOR

2 BUILDING, LIFE BOAT DAVITS, CRANE PEDESTAL, HANDRAILS (BLACK IRON),
3 STAIRWAYS, VENTS, PIPING & P-TANKS
9 Pressure wash with Light clean 99350
TSR
Coat VS WFT DFT Over coating Interval
# Product Name Comments SQM/ Thinner
Type % Mic Mic Min - Max 77°F
LTR
Full Hempadur zinc Hempel

1 Reddish 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 Days
Coat 17360 08450
Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

2 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5 Hrs – 18 Days
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
3 Hempaxane 55000 TBD 84 150 125 6.7 4 Hr - 6 D
Coat 08710
310


1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
22
24 Hempadur zinc 17360: 19830 Reddish
25 Hempadur 45881: 12170 Grey
26 Hempaxane 55000: Hempel color grey 11480
27
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1 SYSTEM 3A: DECKS & FLOORS: MAIN DECK, PIPE RACK DECK, QUARTERS DECKS,
2 DRILL FLOOR, & INTERIOR MACHINERY SPACE FLOORS
TSR
Coat VS WFT DFT Over coating Interval
# Product Name Comments SQM/ Thinner
LTR

1 Reddish 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 Days
Coat 17360 08450

2 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5 Hrs – 18 Days
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempathane Hempel

3 TBD 65 75 60 13 4 Hr - 6 D
Coat 55610 08080
245
13 1. Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 235 micron

14 2. For major refurbishments where waterjetting is used the primer Hempadur Zinc 17360

1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
16
17 3. Film Thickness Range:
18 4. Hempadur zinc 17360: 80 – 125 wet / 50 - 75 dry
19 5. Hempadur 45881: 175 – 250 wet / 125 - 175 dry per coat
20 6. Hempathane 55610: 75 – 125 wet / 60-75 dry
21 7. Colors: See ENSCO Color Scheme
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1 8. STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush (preferred) or spray (wet on wet)
2 applied stripe coat of Hempadur 45881 should be applied on all critical areas such as weld
3 seams, sharp edges, and lips of angles.
4 9. If non-skid surface is desired on any deck, mix recommended amount of non-skid ANTI-
5 SLINT 67500 additive into Hempadur 45881.
6 10. Please review product data sheet
7
8
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1 System 3B: DECKS & FLOORS (2 COATS - HIGH ABRASION) - MAIN DECK, PIPE RACK
2 DECK, QUARTERS DECKS, DRILL FLOOR, & INTERIOR MACHINERY SPACE FLOORS
7 wash to remove all dirt and contamination Degrease according to SSPC-SP1 solvent cleaning.
11 treated in the appropriate manner. A sharp, angular surface profile of 3-4 mils (75-100 microns) is
12 recommended. As an alternative to dry abrasive blasting for major refurbishments waterjetting
13 may also be used to equivalent standard.
TSR Over coating

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM/ Interval Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F
Full Hempadur
1 Grey 100 2500 2500 0.4 8 Hrs – 54 Hrs N/R
Coat Sprayguard 35490
Full Hempathane Topcoat Hempel

2 TBD 65 75 60 13 14 Hrs - 0
Coat 55610 08080
2550
14 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 2550 Mic

16 Hempadur sprayguard 35490: 2250-2700 wet / 2250-2700 dry
17 Hempathane 55610: 75 – 125 wet / 50-75 dry
18 Colors: See ENSCO Color Scheme, Section 6.1.8
19 Hempadur sprayguard 35490: 11480 Grey
20 Hempathane 55610: Hempel color grey 11480
21 1. Mil anchor pattern required.
22 2. Please review product data sheet.
23
24
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1 SYSTEM 4: HELIPORT DECK WITH NON-SKID (HIGH ABRASION)

7 Abrasive blast clean to Sa2.5 (ISO 8501-1:1988) or SSPC-SP10. If oxidation has occurred
10 treated in the appropriate manner. As an alternative to dry abrasive blasting for major
11 refurbishments waterjetting may also be used to equivalent standard.
12 A sharp, angular surface profile of 3-4 mils (75-100 microns) is recommended.
TSR Over coating

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM/ Interval Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F
Full Hempadur
1 Grey 100 2500 2500 0.4 8 Hrs – 54 Hrs N/R

2 TBD 65 75 60 13 14 Hrs - 0
Coat Topcoat 55610 08080
2560
13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 20 Mils

19 Hempathane 55610: Hempel color Green 40130
20 Mil anchor pattern required.
21 Please review product data sheet.
22
23
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1 SYSTEM 5: LEGS OF JACKUPS & RAW WATER TOWER

2 A high performance coating specification for coating exposure in immersed environments.
11
TSR Over coating Interval

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM/ Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F
Full Hempel
1 Hempadur 45751 Grey 79 200 150 5.3 5 Hrs – 0
Coat 08450
Full Hempel
2 Hempadur 45751 Black 79 200 150 5.3 5 Hrs – 0
Coat 08450
300
12
15 Hempadur 45751: 175 – 250 wet / 125 - 175 dry/ct
17 1) STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush applied stripe coat of Hempadur
18 45751 should be applied between coats on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp
19 edges, and lips of angles
20 2) Like other epoxies, Hempadur 45751 can discolor and chalk when exposed to sun light.
21 3) Please refer to product data sheet.
22
23
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1 SYSTEM 6: MANUFACTURER'S EQUIPMENT (OEM) - CRANE, ANCHOR WINDLESS,

2 DRAW WORKS, MUD PUMPS, CHOKE MANIFOLD, & TRAVELING EQUIPMENT, SUBSEA
3 EQUIPMENT, RISER, ANNULAR AND RAMP BOP, CONNECTORS
12 treated in the appropriate manner
13 A surface profile of 1.5-2 mils (40-50 microns) is recommended

Coat VS WFT DFT
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F

1 Grey 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 Days
Coat 17360 08450

2 Grey 80 200 150 5.3 5 Hrs – 54 Hours
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
Coat 08710
270
14 Dry Film Thickness Range: Minimum 270 Mils


1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
17
19 Hempadur zinc 17360: 75 – 125 wet / 50-75 dry
20 Hempadur 45881: 175-225 wet / 125 - 200 dry
21 Hempathane 55000: 150 - 175 wet / 125 - 150 dry
23 1) Hempathane 55000 topcoat colors as per ENSCO color scheme.
24 2) STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a spray (wet on wet) applied stripe coat of
25 Hempadur 45881 should be applied on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp edges,
26 and lips of angles.
27 4) Please review product data sheet.
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1
2
3 SYSTEM 7: EXHAUSTS
4 This specification is designed for areas exposed to elevated temperatures.
7 wash to remove all dirt and contamination. Degrease according to SSPC-SP1 solvent cleaning.
12 A surface profile of 1.5-2 mils (40-50 microns) is recommended
Coat VS WFT DFT TSR Over coating Interval

# Product Name Comments Thinner
Type % Mic Mic SQM/LTR Min - Max 77°F
Full Hempel’s
1 Grey 61 75 50 12.2 48 Hrs – 0 Hempel 08700
Coat Galvosil
Hempel’s
Full Silicone
2 Light Alum 49 50 25 19.6 21 Hrs – 0 Hempel 08080
Coat Aluminum
5691
Hempel’s
Full Silicone
3 Light Alum 49 50 25 19.6 21 Hrs – 0 Hempel 08080
Coat Aluminum
5691
100

15 Galvosil: 3.3 - 4.9 wet / 2.0 - 3.0 dry
16 SA 56910: 1.0 – 1.3 wet / 0.75 - 1.0 per coat
18 1) A fine abrasive should be used for blasting exhausts. Anchor patter not to exceed 2 mils.
19 2) ENSCO recommended color: Hempel color Aluminum 19000
20 3) Two thin coats are better than 1 thick coat.
22
23
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1 SYSTEM 8: GALVANIZED STEEL (TO BE PAINTED)

5 Where necessary remove all weld splatter, smooth weld seams and sharp edges. Fresh
6 water wash to remove all dirt and contamination Degrease according to SSPC-SP1
7 solvent cleaning.
8 Galvanized metal must be roughened using a fine abrasive or etched using a suitable etching
9 solution as recommended by paint manufacturer.
10
TSR Over coating

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments Interval Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic SQM/
LTR 77°F

1 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5.5 Hrs – 54 Hrs
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
2 Hempathane 55610 TBD 65 75 50 13 14 Hrs – 0
Coat 08080
250
11 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 250 Micron

16 Hempathane 55610: As per ENSCO specification
17 1) Prepare galvanized steel by degreasing with emulsion Cleaner.
18 3) STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush applied (preferred) or spray
21 4) Hempathane 55610 topcoat colors as per ENSCO color scheme.
23
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1 SYSTEM 9: MUD PIT ROOM, SHALE SHAKER ROOM, AND SACK STORAGE ROOM -
2 INTERIOR WALLS, OVERHEAD, & PIPING
3 A high durability coating specification designed for environments classified by ISO 12944-2 as C1
4 very low corrosivity.

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic SQM/
LTR 77°F

1 Grey 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 D
Coat 17360 08450

2 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5 Hrs – 54 H
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
3 Hempaxane 55000 White 84 150 125 6.7 4 Hr - 6 D
Coat 08710
310
13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 12 mils


1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
16
20
22
23 1) STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush (preferred) or spray (wet on wet)
27
28
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1 SYSTEM 10: INTERIOR MACHINERY SPACES - MUD PUMP ROOM, STORAGE ROOMS,
2 SHOPS & WORK ROOMS, & ENGINE ROOM - WALLS, OVERHEAD & PIPING
3 A high durability coating specification designed for environments classified by ISO12944-2 as C1
4 very low corrosivity.

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic SQM/
LTR 77°F

1 Reddish 65 100 60 10.8 3 Hrs – 30 D
Coat 17360 08700

2 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 5 Hrs – 54 H
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
Coat 08710
310
12 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 12 mils


1 Full Red 72 200 150 4.8 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
17634 08450
15
17 Hempadur 45881: 175 – 250 wet / 125 - 175 dry
19
24
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1 SYSTEM 11A: MUD PITS (2 COAT - HIGH ABRASION) - INTERIOR WALLS, FLOOR &
2 PIPING - 2 COAT SYSTEM
3 A high performance coating specification for exposure in immersed environments.
4 Surface Preparation
5 Sharp edges, fillets corners and welds shall be rounded or smoothened by grinding (mm R =
6 2mm) Hard surface layers, e.g. resulting from flame cutting, shall be removed by grinding prior to
7 blast cleaning.
8 All surfaces must be free from any foreign matter such as weld flux, residue, slivers, dirt, grease
9 and oils, salts etc prior to blast cleaning. Remove loose material and then remove grease and oil
10 by detergent wash and rinsing with fresh clean water in accordance with SSPC-SP- 1.
11 Any major surface defects, particularly surface laminations or scabs detrimental to the protective
12 coating system shall be removed by suitable dressing. Where such defects have been revealed
13 during blast cleaning, and dressing has been performed the dressed area shall be reblasted to
14 the specified standard.
15 Blast Cleaning
16 Blasting abrasives shall be clean, dry, and free from contaminants, which will be detrimental to
17 the performance of the coating. In addition air used for blasting shall be clean, dry, and free from
18 contaminants. This should be verified according to ASTM D4285.
19 Size of abrasive particles for blast cleaning shall be such that the prepared surface profile height
20 (anchor pattern profile) is in accordance with the requirements for the applicable coating system.
21 The surface profile shall be graded in accordance with ISO 8503.
22 The cleanliness of the blast-cleaned surface shall be referred to for each coating system, i.e. Sa 2
23 1/2.
24 Substrate
25 The surface to be coated shall be clean, dry, and free from oil / grease, and have the specified
26 roughness and cleanliness until the first coat is applied.
27 Dust, blast abrasives etc. shall be removed from the surface after blast cleaning such that the
28 particle quantity and particle size do not exceed rating 2 of ISO 8502-3.
29 The maximum content of soluble impurities on the blasted surface as sampled using 150 8502-6
30 and distilled water, shall not exceed a conductivity ISO 8502-9 corresponding to a NaC1 content
31 of 20 mg/in2. Equivalent methods may be used. Frequency of testing should be daily.
32 Carbon Steel Substrate
33 Grit blast, with sand, steel, garnet, plastic or other media, etc. substrate to Swedish Standard SA
34 2 1/2. Substrate may be power tool cleaned to St3. At all times, an anchor profile should be 30 -
35 80 microns. If necessary, blasting for profile may be done in the days prior to the application, but
36 the surface must be additionally sweep or brush off blasted the day of the application to ensure all
37 oxides have been removed.
38 Metalized Substrate
39 Blasting may be used to profile metalized surface if required. Substrate should also be detergent
40 washed and rinsed prior to coating. It may be necessary to apply an additional coat to
41 ensure full thickness. All surfaces must be clean, dry and free of contaminants.
42 Coating Application - General
43 A. A Working Specification is provided for each coating system to be used. This contains the
44 following information:
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1 B. Surface pre-treatment requirements.

2 C. Film thickness
3 D. Maximum and minimum recoating intervals at relevant temperatures
4 E. Information on thinners to be used
5 F. Etc.
6 Application
7 Prior to spray application a stripe coat shall be applied by brush or roller to all welds, corners,
8 behind angles, edges of beams etc, and areas not fully reachable by spray in order to obtain the
9 specified coverage and thickness.
10 It is important that spray application is carried out in such a fashion as to achieve an even film,
11 free of dry spray and holidays. Each coat shall be applied uniformly over the entire surface.
12 Skips, runs, sags, and drips shall be avoided. Each coat shall be free from pinholes, blisters, and
13 holidays.
14 Altering temperature will alter cure times.
15 Unless in a controlled environment, coating will only be permitted during daylight hours when air
16 and substrate temperature is above 10°C. No coating will be permitted when substrate is wet
17 from rain or dew, when surfaces are less than 3°C above the dew point and holding, or
18 when the relative humidity is greater than 85%. Moisture will inhibit the curing agent reaction
19 in the coating system and the coating will not cure or perform properly.
20 General Repairs
21 Factory repairs
22 All repairs must be treated in the same way as the main system although small areas may be
23 brush applied. Transitions to old coatings must be scrubbed and washed with approved solvent,
24 or pressure washed with detergent then rinsed, before coating. If the surface profile is still present
25 from original preparation blasting is not necessary. If blasting is not possible to achieve profile,
26 repairs up to 5x5 cm may be ground to St3 and cleaned carefully before coating.
27 On Site repairs
28 All repairs over 1 sq m must be treated in the same way as the main system. Areas falling
29 between 5x5 cm and 1sq m can be spot blasted. The product can be applied by brush to small
30 areas in 4 coats to achieve the minimum specified thickness. Transitions to old coatings must be
31 abraded or sanded with the appropriate grit sandpaper. The area should then be scrubbed and
32 washed with approved solvent, or pressure washed with detergent then rinsed, before coating. If
33 the surface profile is still present from original preparation blasting is not necessary.
34 If blasting is not possible to achieve profile, repairs up to 5x5 cm must be ground to St3 and
35 cleaned carefully before coating to the specified thickness.
36 Components on site have been exposed to salt water environment, therefore prior to coating a
37 salt test should be carried out to determine that the maximum content of soluble impurities on the
38 blasted surface as sampled using ISO 8502-6 and distilled water, shall not exceed a conductivity
39 150 8502-9 corresponding to a NaC1 content of 20 mg/in2. Equivalent methods may be used.
40 Final Check
41 The structure should be checked for paint defects and DFT. It should be 100% holiday tested with
42 a low voltage 9 volt wet sponge tester until such time as inspection verifies that system is being
43 applied holiday and pore free. There must be at least 10 MPa adhesions. Test plates can be
44 used which are treated in parallel with the application. Documentation and log should be kept of
45 all work carried out.
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Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic
/LTR 77°F
Hempadur Hempel
1 Full Coat Light Red 68 225 150 4.5 27 Hrs – 16 D
85671 08450
Stripe Hempadur Hempel

2 Off-White 68 225 150
Coat 85671 08450
Hempadur Hempel
2 Full Coat Off-White 68 225 150 4.5 27 Hrs – 16 D
85671 08450
300
1 Minimum dry film thickness – 300 mils

2
3
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1 SYSTEM 11B: MUD PIT EXTERIOR - INTERIOR WALLS, FLOORING & PIPING (2-COATS)
2
TSR Over coating

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM Interval Min - Max Thinner
Type % Mic Mic
/LTR 77°F

1 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 6 Hrs – 63 Hrs
Coat 45881 08450
Full Hempel
2 Hempaxane 55000 TBD 85 150 125 6.7 14 Hrs – 0
Coat 08710
250
11 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 250

20
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1 SYSTEM 12: DRILL WATER & BALLAST TANKS - INTERIOR WALLS, TANKTOP,
2 OVERHEAD, & PIPING
4 Where necessary remove all weld splatter, smooth weld seams and sharp edges. Degrease
5 according to SSPC-SP1 solvent cleaning as necessary. Fresh water washes to remove all dirt
6 and contamination.
12

Coat VS WFT DFT
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F

1 Light Red 72 225 160 4.5 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450

2 Buff 72 225 {160} 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450

3 Buff 72 225 160 4.5 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450
320
13 Minimum Dry film thickness 320 mic

14 17634: 160 to 200 Mic per coat
15 In any areas where soft film coatings, ie Eureka, are already applied, please consult Hempel for
16 cleaning advice.
17
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1 SYSTEM 13: POTABLE WATER TANKS - INTERIOR WALLS, TANKTOP, OVERHEAD, &
2 PIPING
3 System 13 is a high performance coating specification for exposure to immersed environments.
WF TSR
Coat VS DFT
# Product Name Binder Comments T SQM/L Thinner
Type % Mic
Mic TR
Full Polyamine adduct-

1 Hempadur 35560 Light Red 100 300 300 3.33 Do not dilute
Coat cured epoxy
Stripe Polyamine adduct-

2 Hempadur 35560 Light Red 100 200 {200} 5.0 Do not dilute
Coat cured epoxy
Full Polyamine adduct-

3 Hempadur 35560 Cream 100 200 200 5.0
Coat cured epoxy
500
11 Figures in brackets {} are not included in the column totals.

12 Dry Film Thickness Range: Minimum 500 Microns
13 35560: 300 to 400 Mic per coat
14 1) To enhance long term performance, a brush (preferred) or spray (wet on wet)
15 applied stripe coat of 35560 must be applied before or after the first full coat of
16 35560 on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp edges, and lips of angles.
17
18 2) To facilitate curing & solvent removal, proper ventilation is required during, between coats,
19 and for a sufficient period after the final coat is applied.
20 3) Refer to the product data sheet or contact Hempel for additional information.
21 4) Each country is unique on approved potable water coatings. Contact Hempel in the country of
22 application for additional details.
23 5) Dehumidification equipment should be utilized for all enclosed tank work.
24
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1 SYSTEM 14A: VOID TANKS PAINTED- INTERIOR WALLS, TANKTOP, and OVERHEAD &
2 PIPING

Coat VS WFT DFT
Type % Mic Mic
LTR 77°F

1 Grey 80 150 125 6.4 4 Hrs – 18.5 D
Coat 45881 08450
125

12 In any areas where soft film coatings, ie Eureka, are already applied, please consult Hempel for
13 cleaning advice.
14 Film Thickness Range
15 Hempadur 45881: 150-200 wet / 125-150 dry
17 1) STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush applied stripe coat of Hempadur
18 45881 should be applied before or after on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp
19 edges, and lips of angles.
20 2) To facilitate curing & solvent removal, proper ventilation is required during initial application,
21 between coats, and for a sufficient period after the final coat is applied.
22 3) Refer to product data sheet or contact Hempel Paint for additional information
23 4) Dehumidification equipment should be utilized for all enclosed tank work.
24
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1 SYSTEM 14B: VOID TANKS NON- PAINTED- INTERIOR WALLS, TANKTOP, and
2 OVERHEAD & PIPING
11

Coat VS WFT DFT
# Product Name Comments SQM Thinner
/LTR

1 Light Red 72 225 160 4.5 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450

2 Buff 72 225 {160} 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450

3 Buff 72 225 160 4.5 7 Hrs – 26.5 D
Coat 17634 08450
320
12 Film Thickness Minimum 320 mic

13 Hempadur 17634: 225-250 wet / 150-200 dry mic per coat.
14
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1 SYSTEM 15: SINGLE TOPCOAT FOR COSMETICS

2 This specification is intended for Maintenance and Repair.
6 Lightly sand surface and ensure it is free of dust and dirt prior to application of coatings.
Over coating Interval

Coat Product VS WFT DFT TSR
# Comments Min - Max Thinner
Type Name % Mic Mic SQM/ LTR
77°F
Hempadur
Full Hempel
1 Mastic Grey 80 150 125 6.4 4 Hrs – 18.5 D
Coat 08450
45881
125
7 Hempadur 45880: 175-200 wet / 125-150 mils dry

8 Subsequent coat of topcoat may be applied depending on area, typically HEMPATHAHE 55610
9 or HEMPAXANE 55000.
10 Colors: As per ENSCO specification
11 1. STRIPE COAT: To enhance long term protection, a brush applied stripe coat of Hempadur
12 45881 should be applied between full coats on all critical areas such as weld seams, sharp
13 edges, and lips of angles.
14 2. To facilitate curing & solvent removal, proper ventilation is required during initial application,
15 between coats, and for a sufficient period after the final coat is applied.
16 3. Refer to product data sheet or contact Hempel Paint for additional information
17 4. Dehumidification equipment should be utilized for all enclosed tank work.
18
19
VP - Engineering
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1 SYSTEM 16: WALKWAY AREAS - EXTERIOR MAIN DECK, ROOF TOPS, ETC.
2 A high performance coating specification for walkways exposed to salt water spray.
6 Abrasive blasts clean to Sa2.5 (ISO 8501-1:1988) or SSPC-SP10. If oxidation has occurred
9 treated in the appropriate manner. As an alternative to dry abrasive blasting for major
10 refurbishments waterjetting may also be used to equivalent standard
11
12 A sharp angular surface profile of 3-4 mils (75-100) microns) is recommended.
Over coating Interval
Coat Comment VS WFT DFT TSR
# Product Name Min - Max Thinner
Type s % Mic Mic SQM/ LTR
77°F
Full Hempadur
1 Grey 100 2500 2500 0.4 8 Hrs – 54 Hrs N/R
2 TBD 65 75 50 13 14 Hrs - 0
Coat Topcoat 55610 08080
2550
13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 2550 Mic

19 Hempathane 55610: As per Ensco specification
20 3. Mil anchor pattern required.
21 4. Please review product data sheet.
22 1.2
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1 6.1. CORROSION PROTECTION

DOCUMENT SUBMITTAL TIMING ACTION BY REFERENCE

26 A. Safety Red (Hempel 50800 / RAL 3002)

1 14. Cementing Lines

17 Ensco Grey (Hempel 11480 / RAL 7046)

1 18. Centrifuge (Mud Cleaning)*

24 B. WHITE (Hempel 10000)

1 10. Trip Tank and Hole Fill Tank (Offshore Rig)

6 C. SAFETY YELLOW (Hempel 20300 / RAL 1012)

22 D. BLACK (Hempel 19990 / RAL 9005)

30 F. HEAT-RESISTANT (Hempel 19000 / RAL 9006)

32 G. GREEN (BS 381C: 267 DEEP CHRONE GREEN / Hempel 40130)

1 H. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURER’S COLORS

19 I. SAFETY ORANGE (Hempel 57100 / RAL 2010)

20 J. LIGHT GREY (EPOXY PRIMER)

1 6.1.9. PIPING COLOR CODE SYSTEM

1 SYSTEM 0A: PRECONSTRUCTION PRIMER (ALL STEEL)

TSR Over coating

Full Hempel’s Shop Hempel

Full Hempadur Hempel

Full Hempadur Hempel

Full Hempaxane Hempel

14 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 310 micron

Hempadur Hempels thinner

17 Film Thickness Range:

1 SYSTEM 2: TOPSIDES EXTERIOR: BULKHEADS, WIND WALLS & ROOF, GENERATOR

Full Hempadur zinc Hempel

Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

15 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 310 micron

Hempadur Hempels thinner

Full Hempadur zinc Hempel

Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

Full Hempathane Hempel

13 1. Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 235 micron

Hempadur Hempels thinner

TSR Over coating

Full Hempathane Topcoat Hempel

14 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 2550 Mic

1 SYSTEM 4: HELIPORT DECK WITH NON-SKID (HIGH ABRASION)

TSR Over coating

Full Hempathane Hempel

13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 20 Mils

1 SYSTEM 5: LEGS OF JACKUPS & RAW WATER TOWER

TSR Over coating Interval

1 SYSTEM 6: MANUFACTURER'S EQUIPMENT (OEM) - CRANE, ANCHOR WINDLESS,

TSR Over coating Interval

Full Hempadur zinc Hempel

Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

14 Dry Film Thickness Range: Minimum 270 Mils

Hempadur Hempels thinner

Coat VS WFT DFT TSR Over coating Interval

13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 4 Mils

1 SYSTEM 8: GALVANIZED STEEL (TO BE PAINTED)

TSR Over coating

Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

11 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 250 Micron

TSR Over coating Interval

Full Hempadur zinc Hempel

Full Hempadur Mastic Hempel

13 Minimum Dry Film Thickness: 12 mils

Hempadur Hempels thinner

TSR Over coating Interval