Objective 2. Reference Documents 3. Procedure 4. Painting System 5. Inspection 6. Repairs 7. Safety Annexures
Objective 2. Reference Documents 3. Procedure 4. Painting System 5. Inspection 6. Repairs 7. Safety Annexures
Objective 2. Reference Documents 3. Procedure 4. Painting System 5. Inspection 6. Repairs 7. Safety Annexures
1. Objective
2. Reference documents
3. Procedure
4. Painting System
5. Inspection
6. Repairs
7. Safety
8. Annexures
8.1 Annexure I – Sample Paint Report
8.2 Annexure II – Paint Data Sheet
1.0 Objective:
The surface preparation and painting activities shall be executed and controlled for the below
specified items:
3.0 Procedure:
The site environmental conditions are mentioned below for coating selection for coating
consideration.
3.1.1 Painting/Blasting shall not be applied if the surface temperature is within 3°C of the
dew point.
3.1.2 Painting/Blasting shall not be applied if the surface temperature is less than 10° C
3.1.3 Painting/ Blasting shall not be applied if the substrate temperature is greater than the
maximum permissible limits set by the manufacturer for the product specified. If there
is no reference, the maximum temperature limit for the substrate shall be 55°C.
3.1.4 Painting/ Blasting shall not be applied if the weather is clearly deteriorating or
unfavorable for application or curing.
3.1.5 Painting/Blasting shall not be applied if the specified surface preparation standard has
not been achieved or if the surface has degraded prior to applying the coating.
3.1.6 Painting/Blasting shall not be applied if the time between surface blast cleaning and
the commencement of coating exceeds 4 hours, or if visual tarnishing or black spots
develop on the surface of the metal.
Analysis of residual dust shall be carries out as per ISO 8502-3. A maximum of Rating 2 shall be
allowed.
At the start of the contract, one small sections of plate (500mm x 300 mm) shall be blast
cleaned using the specified abrasive under the agreed blast cleaning conditions and with the
appropriate air blow down. The blast cleaned plate shall be checked by the painting
subcontractor’s QC inspector for surface cleanliness, profile height and residual particulate
matter, in accordance with the relevant standards. Once it has been agreed that these plate
sections meet the specified blast cleaning requirements of the contract, the Painting
subcontractor shall put them into transparent, sealed plastic wallets. One plate shall be
retained by each party. In the event of subsequent disputes arising regarding the standard of
blast cleaning achieved, they shall be used for arbitration purposes.
Notes:
1. Galvanized grating shall not be blasted or painted.
2. Total DFT: 300 microns minimum
Painting System: CS – 1A
Surface preparation: SA-2.5
Abrasive material: Steel Grit
Surface profile: 50 – 75 Microns
Notes:
1. SS Cylinder Nut and Brass Nipple shall be coated with same paint system. Brass Cylinder valves shall
not be coated.
2. Total DFT- 300 microns minimum.
4.3 All Stainless Steel and Carbon Steel: Pipe Fittings and Instruments
Note:
1. SRV vent spool shall be painted with crimson color RAL 3002.
2. Total DFT: 300 microns.
5.0 Inspection
5.1 Paint shop supervisor shall be responsible for performing frontline inspection of all the
cleaning and painting activities. Items for the inspection shall be offered to SOC QC
inspectors only upon inspection and acceptance of paint shop supervisor.
5.2 Environmental conditions such as “Air Temperature, Relative Humidity, Dew Point
Temperature, and Surface Temperature” shall be noted on the paint report and a record of
the same shall be made available to client inspectors.
5.3 QC Inspectors shall perform inspection and maintain reports of all stages of blast cleaning
and painting activities will be maintained.
5.4 Minimum and Maximum DFT for each coat and total coat DFT shall be recorded in reports as
per the clients painting specification.
5.5 The DFT of any coat shall not greater than 30% above or 10% below the nominal valve
specified.
5.6 Calibration certificates of all equipment (DFT gauges, hygrometer, steel point thermometer,
chloride meters, conductivity meters etc.) shall be included with final documentation pack
and made available to visiting inspectors.
5.7 24-hour advance notification shall be given prior to any hold/inspection points.
5.8 Operational Hold point shall only proceed to the next activity upon approval clearance from
QC Inspector.
5.9 Complete documentation shall be sent with each batch of received items.
5.10 All activities hall be documented in the Blasting and painting inspection report attached.
5.11 Acceptance criteria shall be as per SSPC-PA 2. Surfaces with coating thickness out of
tolerance shall be repainted to meet system specification requirements.
5.12 Non-conformances shall be handled as defined by Painting Subcontractor Procedure.
5.13 Visual Inspection for the cleanliness at the “Surface Preparation “stage in accordance with
specified standard– i.e., ISO 8501 – 1, Sa 2 ½, Sa 1 Etc.
5.14 Surface profile testing by Replica Tape Method: Inspection during “ Paint application “ stage;
paint & thinner, batch number, manufacturing date, mixing ratio, pot life thinning
percentage, application equipment’s, application methods, drying time, curing time,
recoating or over coating intervals, etc. shall be in accordance with the approved procedure.
The wet film thickness gauge shall be used randomly to ensure the required thickness during
application process.
5.15 Visual inspection of every subsequent coat, the surface shall be free from defects such as
missing, holidays, pinholes, sags, runs, drops, overspray, etc.
5.16 Dry film (DFT) shall be inspected for every subsequent coat and comply with the project
specifications. The measurement shall be in accordance with SSPC – PA2.
5.17 Dry all the inspection instruments shall be calibrated & all the inspection results shall be
recorded in Surface Preparation & Painting report as per Annexure 1.
6.0 Repairs
If the coating is damaged to a level where the metallic substrate is not exposed, the damaged area
shall be sanded down using emery paper. A manufacturer approved solvent shall then be used to
remove all debris. Subsequent recoating shall follow the original coating application procedure.
If the damage exposes the metallic substrate, the damaged surface shall be cleaned to the original
bare metal specification.
All the required inspection parameters followed during the original coating shall be monitored and
ensured satisfactory on repair areas.
7.0 Safety
Paint shop supervisor shall be responsible for all safety precautions and requirements. Grit blaster
shall wear protective helmets provided with fresh air supply. All employees involved in the painting
works shall wear safety helmets, safety goggles, working gloves, safety shoes and asks at all time.
No smoking or naked flames shall be allowed on the site. Sufficient number of extinguishers shall
always be kept on the site. Sing boards shall be placed during painting and curing periods.
Annexure I – Sample Paint Report
BLASTING & PAINTING INSPECTION REPORT
CLIENT :
DATE:
JOB NO:
QUANITY:
ITEM:
APPPLICATION EQUIPMENT:
SIZE:
SURFACE PREPARATION (BLASTING)
STEP-1: HIGH PRESSURE WATER STEP-2: BLASTING
Date: Date:
Medium: Surface Profile Required:
Min Pressure: Surface Profile Achieved:
Abrasive Used:
PAINTING REPORT
st
1 Coat Date:
Hrs RH AT ST DP DFT Readings
Remarks:
CLIENT THIRD PARTY
Name :
Signature :
Date :
PRESS 'O' FILM
Annexure II – Paint Data Sheet