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PETROJET
(THE PETROLEUM PROJECTS & TECHNICAL CONSULTATIONS CO.)

Ahmed A.Abd- Gamal

02 22-06-2019 ISSUD FOR Approval 22/06/2019 22/06/2019 22/06/2019
Said alaziz Lashen
Ahmed A.Abd- Gamal
01 30-05-2019 ISSUD FOR REVIEW 30/05/2019 30/05/2019 30/05/2019
Said alaziz Lashen
Ahmed A.Abd- Gamal
00 05-05-2019 ISSUD FOR REVIEW 05/05/2019 05/05/2019 05/05/2019
Said alaziz Lashen
Initial Date Initial Date Initial Date
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Contractor Client REFERENCE

PROJECT SITRA PRODUCED WATER REINJECTION PROJECT

TITLE: Coating and wrapping procedure for pipeline

Sub-contractor Contractor Client DATE DOCUMENT NO. REV.
22/06/2019 PTJ-SITRA-MECH-PRO-014 02
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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. GENERAL
2. Reference
3. surface preparation
4. PREHEATING OF GIRTH WELD PRIOR TO PRIMER APPLICATION
5. EPOXY primer COATING OF GRITH WELD AREA
6. SHRINKE SLEEVE INSTALLATION
7. SHRINKE SLEEVE POSTHEATING
8. VISUAL INSPECTION
9. HOLIDAY INSPECTION TEST
10. ADHESION PEEL STRENGTH TEST
11. REMOVAL OF DAMAGED SLEEVE
12. ATTACHMENTS
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1. GENERAL
This procedure details the application of shrink sleeves on girth welds of a three layer
polypropylene coated pipe operating at maximum temperatures of 120°c and minimum
temperatures of -18°c.

2. Reference
DEP 31.40.30.31 & ISO 21809-1

3. Surface preparation
Clean exposed steel area and adjacent pipe coating (100mm before shrinking) that will
be covered by the HTLP-PP sleeve from all dust, dirt, moisture, grease or other
contaminates if necessary, use a non-contaminating solvent such as Xylene.
Power tool cleaning to ST3 will be used as preparation for surface of weld girth of pipes
before applying primer.
Using the power grinder roughen the polypropylene line coating to create a rough
surface for a width of about 25mm winder than the sleeve on each side of the weld.
Remove carefully all loose particles after surface cleaning operation by power tool, The
maximum elapsed time between completion of clean surface by power tool and starting
of preheating with relation to relative humidity is as given below and shall in any event
not exceed 4 hours. In case the elapsed time crosses the below specified value the field
joint needs to be re-blasted.

Relative Humidity (%) Elapsed Time (hours )

85 0.5
80 1.0
70 1.5
60 1.75
50 2

4. PREHEATING OF GIRTH WELD PRIOR TO S1401 PRIMER APPLICATION

Make sure that all necessary items are in close proximity before you start
Preheat by induction coil the join area to 75°c to 85°c.
Check the temperature using a digital pyrometer with a flat temperature sensor.

5. EPOXY PRIMER COATING OF GRITH WELD AREA

Apply epoxy primer (COVALENCE S1301-M) in one layer to the steel surface including to
maximum 4mm over the polypropylene line coating to ensure no bare metal.
The epoxy primer applied to the steel should be to a wet film thickness between 200
and 250 microns unless otherwise specified in the project specification.
The applied epoxy primer shall be visually inspected to ensure that no bare metal is
Exposed.
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6. SHRINKE SLEEVE INSTALLATION

Immediately wrap the shrike sleeve (COVALENCE HTLP80/1-1.5) centrally around the
epoxy coated girth weld.
Position the leading edge of the sleeve on the pipe between the 12 and 2 O’CLOCK
position
Preheat the adhesive side of the overlapping sleeve end with the flame, and press firmly
down onto the top of the join area
The sleeve should be wrapped around the joint with a sleeve overlap of approximately
50mm or 50% of the overall area Whichever is greater.
While heating press down and smooth the closure patch with a gloved hand to ensure
good bonding and eliminate air entrapment.
Using propane torches adjust flame length to approximately 500mm.

7. SHRINKE SLEEVE POSTHEATING

Immediately after the sleeve has been fully shrunk, post heat the sleeve area
Overlapping should be at least 50mm the polypropylene line coating well with the torch until it
passes the finger test as indicated below.
It is recommended to conduct the finger test at the 6 O’CLOCK position as well and
at the under lap area.

After post heating and while the adhesive is still liquid, roll the closure patch area
well with a silicone hand roller to remove any air voids if necessary.
Start rolling from the weld bead towards the ends, forcing out any entrapped air
from sleeve.
When the adhesive is too viscous and rolling becomes difficult, reheat the area again.
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8. VISUAL INSPECTION
The inspection of the joint shall be done after the sleeve and the substrate to have cooled
down to ambient temperature.
The sleeve shall be visually inspected for the following points.
The weld bead profile contour shall be visible through the sleeve.
The ends of the sleeve shall be firmly bonded to the polypropylene line coating.
Adhesive flow shall be evident at both edges of sleeve around entire circumference of
pipe.
Sleeve shall overlap minimum 50mm onto the adjacent polypropylene.

9. HOLIDAY INSPECTION TEST

After complete cooling down, each sleeve shall pass holiday detection test.
Holiday inspection shall be done using a voltage setting of 15 KV with full encirclement contact
Electrode.

10. ADHESION PEEL STRENGTH TEST

Strips of 25mm × 200mmshall be cut perpendicular to the pipe axis, either

at 9 or 3 O’CLOCK position, in the area between the circumferential weld bead and the
line coating.
Manually remove the first 30-40 mm of the leading edge of the strip by using a
screwdriver or chisel, make sure that the initial adhesive bond line cut is essentially
centered within the adhesive layer or towards the epoxy primer layer.
Attach the peel gauge to the leading edge of the strip and fasten clamp.
Holding the test gauge with both hands exert a steady force with a pulling speed of
approximately 100mm/min, and an angle of 90° to the circumference of the pipe.
The peel strength value at a pipe temperature of 23deg C shall be >40N/cm and the
peak value to steel shall be >150N/cm.
Possible air entrapments can be reduced to the maximum by post rolling of the sleeve.
Immediately after the sleeve has been shrunk onto the joint area and while the sleeve is
still hot and soft, roll the entire sleeve with a segmented roller. Start rolling from the weld
bead towards the sides forcing possible air enclosures out of the sleeve. Special
attention should be given to the longitudinal and circumferential weld bead, the transition
of the mill coating and the patch area. If necessary, areas may be reheated to roll
out air.

11. REMOVAL OF DAMAGED SLEEVE

When the heat shrinkable Sleeve is damaged during application it needs to be removed
completely, following below steps:
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Remove the HSS as quickly as possible after application or when the application is not
completely finished, while the steel is steel is still warm. if the HSS is damaged later in
the process, the procedure is equal except the steel needs to be reheated to melt the
adhesive layer
Cut the HSS minimize damaging the steel, epoxy layer or PP line pipe coating.
Remove the HSS, leave the epoxy and adhesive layer on the substrate.
Inspect the remaining epoxy and repair where needed it can be repaired by reheating
the area to approximately 60°C and epoxy application.
Using the induction coil, cure the repaired areas.
Check the temperature of the joint and reheat to between 170°C and 190°C when
necessary.
Apply a new HSS over the existing /repaired epoxy and remaining adhesive layer.

12. ATTACHMENTS
.
 Shrink Sleeve manufacturer data Sheets
 Manufacturer recommended application procedure
 data sheets of COVALENCE S1301-M
 HTLP 80
Installation Instructions

AG-HTLP80-S1301M-REV4-0206

Notes:
Installation must be done according to local
regulations and usual safety precautions.

This installation instruction is intended for

A B
the HTLP80 system to be installed on pipes
coated with fusion bonded epoxy (FBE), coal
tar enamel (CTE), 2 or 3 layer PE.

For the selection of joint protection materials

for other pipe coatings, see product selection
guide or contact the nearest Sales Office.

Materials and equipment 4. Contact pyrometer (or strips).

1. Appropriate size HTLP80 sleeve and 5. Calibrated epoxy pumps (if applicable).
WPCP-IV closure, S1301M epoxy 6. Siliconized hand roller (straight).
primer either in small or bulk kits, with the 7. Standard safety equipment such as
appropriate epoxy pump, with mixing gloves, goggles, hard hat, etc.
sticks, cups, approved applicator pads and 8. For larger jobs epoxy primer can be
protective gloves. supplied in bulk kits.
2. Recommended torch type.
3. Propane tank with recommended
regulator, hose and gauge.

< 30° SIS 055900 - SA 2 1/2

1. Clean exposed steel and adjacent pipe 2. If not factory beveled, chamfer the 3. Grid blast or sand blast the steel surface
coating to be covered by HTLP80 sleeve. adjacent pipe coating to an angle of to remove loose and foreign materials. The
Remove all contaminants such as oil. Use preferably 15°, maximum 30°. Inspect the surface should be cleaned to SIS 055900 -
a solvent that contains no grease or oil type edge of the existing pipe coating. Disbonded SA 21/2.
materials. sections have to be trimmed of and the
coating edge has to be beveled again.
To avoid possible contamination, it is
recommended to use a scraper.

100 mm / 4” 100 mm / 4”

4. Grid or sand blast the adjacent pipe 5. Wipe the surface to remove dust and
coating over a distance of at least 100 mm remaining blasting material. Use a clean dry
(4"). The total width should be approximately cloth or air blow.
50 mm (2") larger than the width of the
supplied HTLP80 sleeve.
Note: prior to blasting, it is recommended to
preheat the exposed steel to 40 - 50° C
(104 - 122°F) to avoid flash rust formation.

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100 mm / 4” 100 mm / 4”
For easy mixing and dispensing, the epoxy
primer should be used at a temperature of
min. 18° C (64°F). When necessary, keep
the epoxy primer at a heated place or use an
epoxy heater.
Using bulk epoxy primer kits.
Bulk epoxy primer should be used at a
minimum of 18°C (64°F), if not keep it in a
40°C
104°F heated place or use the epoxy primer heater.
20°C Attach the precalibrated epoxy pump A to
2 min
68°F drum A, and pump B to drum B.
Pump B has a pre-installed spacing ring.
The correct mix ratio is obtained with one full
6. Dose the two component epoxy. Use stroke of A and one full stroke of B. This will 7. Adjust the torch to a yellow topped blue
pre-dosed epoxy kits or use calibrated epoxy dispense a mixture that has three parts of A flame of approximately 500 mm (20") long.
pumps. and one part of B by volume. Preheat the steel and the adjacent pipe
For pre-dosed epoxy kits, pour content of Refer to epoxy installation instructions, coating to 60° C (140°F) minimum, 90° C
can B into can A and mix for approximately 1 additional information is available upon (194°F) maximum. Preheating of the surface
minute. Using small epoxy primer kits. Open request. After use follow local regulations for reduces the installation time and ensures
cans A and B, poor all contents of can B into safe disposal. proper bonding.
can A. Stir thoroughly the mixed epoxy for 1 IMPORTANT: Always use one stroke of A Make sure that all necessary items including
minute. After use follow local regulations for and one stroke of B to get the correct mix mixed epoxy primer are in close proximity
safe disposal. ratio of three parts A and one part B by before starting preheating.
Mixed epoxy primer has a pot life of volume. In bad weather conditions, use proper
approximately 30 minutes at ambient shielding such as a wind shield in windy
temperature. As long as the epoxy primer is conditions or a well ventilated tent in the case
still liquid, it may be used. of rain.

70°C - 80°C
158°F - 176°F 50mm/2"

15 mm/1/2"

8. Check the preheating temperature with 9. Immediately after preheating, apply the 10. If not factory cut, cut the corners
a contact pyrometer or a recommended mixed epoxy primer to the bare steel using of the underlaying end of the sleeve to
temperature indicator strip. an approved application pad. approximately 15 mm x 50 mm (1/2"x2").
Certain temperature markers can cause Visually check the surface and ensure all
contamination and therefore their use should bare steel is covered by the epoxy primer.
be avoided.

x ≈ 75 mm / 3”

y ≥ 25 mm / 1”

11. Immediately after the application of the 12. Gently heat the inside of the overlapping 13. Heat the inside of the closure patch for
epoxy primer, and while the epoxy primer sleeve edge and press down onto the 1 - 2 seconds. Position it evenly over the
is still wet, loosely wrap the HTLP80 sleeve opposite sleeve and with a gloved hand. edge of the heat shrinkable sleeve. Press it
centrally around the welded joint. down firmly.
The edge of the sleeve with the trimmed In case of a factory supplied pre-attached
corners should be on the pipe first. The closure patch, this step is not necessary.
sleeve should overlap in the 10 to 2 oʼclock Only heat the patch material and maximum
position and the overlap of the sleeve onto one inch of the heat shrinkable sleeve on
itself should be at least 50 mm (2"). both sides of the patch.
The sleeve should be wrapped around the
joint leaving a gap of minimum 25 mm (1")
between the bottom of the pipe joint and the
sleeve.
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a c e

Ø 2 “ –––> 16” Ø 16”

DN 50 –––> DN 400 DN 400

d f
b

14. Start heating the closure patch from one side and slowly move to the other side while 15. For sleeves for pipes of 400 mm (16")
pressing down with a gloved hand to ensure good bonding and eliminate air entrapment. diameter and larger, two installers are
During and after the heating, the fabric reinforcement becomes visible as an indication that the recommended.
closure patch has been heated to the minimum required temperature.

16. Begin heating at the center of the sleeve 17. Continue heating towards the other end 18. During shrinkdown, occasionally check
and heat circumferentially around the pipe of the sleeve. Ensure that the total sleeve adhesive flow with finger. Wrinkles should
using a constant paintbrush motion. Continue has been heated evenly and has completely disappear automatically.
heating towards one end of the sleeve, shrunk tightly around the pipe.
followed by the other. While heating, the
embossed or dimpled pattern on the sheet
surface should change to a smooth surface.
In case of strong wind, begin heating the
sleeve from one end of the sleeve, opposite
to the wind and heat circumferentially around
the pipe, using a constant paintbrush motion.
The flame should not be held perpendicular
to the sleeve but should be directed towards
the shrinking direction.

19. Possible air entrapments can be reduced 20. The sleeve is fully recovered when all of
to the maximum by post rolling of the sleeve. the following have occurred :
Immediately after the sleeve has been shrunk 1) The sleeve has fully conformed to the
onto the joint area and while the sleeve is pipe and adjacent coating.
still hot and soft, roll the entire sleeve with a 2) There are no cold spots or dimples on
segmented roller. Start rolling from the weld the sleeve surface.
bead towards the sides forcing possible 3) Weld bead profile can be seen through
air enclosures out of the sleeve. Special the sleeve.
attention should be given to the longitudinal 4) After sleeve is cool, adhesive flow is
and circumferential weld bead, the transition evident on both edges.
of the mill coating and the patch area. 5) The pattern on the backing has
If necessary, areas may be reheated to roll disappeared and the backing has a
out air. smooth surface.

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* Raychem is a trademark of Tyco Electronics Corporation and used under license by Covalence Specialty Materials Corporation.

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 ®

Heat Shrinkable Products HTLP80 Wrap-around Sleeve & Epoxy System

The most widely used girth weld protection system for three-layer coated pipes.

Product description
HTLP80 field-joint coatings.
Construction: Three-layer system:
First layer: Liquid epoxy, solvent-free two-component.
Second layer: High shear strength copolymer adhesive.
Third layer: Radiation cross-linked, high density polyethylene with PCI
(Permanent Change Indicator).
The HTLP80 system is a wrap-around heat-shrinkable sleeve which replicates the structure and
performance of mill-applied three-layer PE coatings. HTLP80 also has excellent compatibility and has been
extensively used on many other mill-applied coatings (see below). By far the majority of the girth welds
worldwide on three-layer coated pipes, diameters up to 100" (DN2500), have been coated with HTLP80.
During installation, the epoxy is applied to the prepared pipe surface and the heat-shrinkable sleeve is immediately wrapped around the joint over the wet epoxy. Heat is then
applied to the sleeve which shrinks to form a tight fit around the joint. While curing, the epoxy forms strong mechanical and chemical bonds to the pipe surface & to the
copolymer adhesive layer. The radiation cross-linked outer layer forms a tough barrier against mechanical damage and moisture transmission.

Product features/benefits Product selection guide

‡ Fully resistant to shear forces induced by soil and thermal movements HTLP80
The HTLP is tough & lasts as long a 3-layer, mill-applied coating. Max operating temperature 85°C (185°F)
‡ Sleeve applied over wet epoxy---allowing formation of strong mechanical & Compatible line coatings PE, FBE, Coal Tar,DFBE
chemical bonds
Allows fast application, combined with high performance! Min preheat temperature 70°C (158°F)
‡ Superior cathodic disbondment and hot water immersion resistance Recommended pipe
Offers the optimum barrier protection against corrosion. preparation SA 2½
‡ Fully reconstructs the coating of three-layer coated pipes Soil stress restrictions None
Thus, the HTLP allows the pipeline to have a virtually monolithic coating system.
Performance EN 12068
‡ Dimpled backing provides a “permanent change" indicator for
application of heat Class C60 UV
Ensures correct application heat & allows easy post-heat inspection. Class C80 UV
Reliable inspectability at any time.

Product thickness /B /1-1.5 /1.2-1 /1.4-1 /C /1.4-1.8

Backing (as supplied) 0.030 in. 0.75 mm 0.030 in. 0.75 mm 0.035 in. 0.9 mm 0.041 in. 1.04 mm 0.041 in. 1.04 mm 0.041 in. 1.04 mm
Backing (fully free recovered) 0.039 in. 1.0 mm 0.039 in. 1.0 mm 0.047 in. 1.2 mm 0.055 in. 1.4 mm 0.055 in. 1.4 mm 0.055 in. 1.4 mm
Adhesive (as supplied) 0.039 in. 1.0 mm 0.060 in. 1.5 mm 0.039 in. 1.0 mm 0.039 in. 1.0 mm 0.060 in. 1.5 mm 0.071 in. 1.8 mm

Product properties: HTLP

DS-HTLP-80-REV18-0709
Property Test method Typical Value HTLP80
Backing
Tensile strength ASTM D-638 3300 psi (22.8 MPa)
Elongation ASTM D-638 600%
Hardness, Shore D ASTM D-2240 55
Shrink force ASTM D-638, 150°C (302°F) 40 psi
Dielectric strength ASTM D-149 900 volts/mil (35 KV/mm)
Moisture absorption ASTM D-570 0.04%
Adhesive
Softening point ASTM E-28 120°C (248°F)
Lap shear ASTM D-1002 750 psi @ 23°C (73°F)
65 psi @ 80°C (176°F)
EN 12068, @ 10 mm (0.40")/min. 0.19 N/mm2 @ 80°C (176°F)
Sleeve
Peel to Steel ASTM D-1000 40 lbs/in. width
EN 12068, @ 10 mm (0.40")/min. 7.7 N/mm
Cathodic disbondment ASTM G-42, 30 days 12 mm radius @ 80°C (176°F)
Hot water immersion ASTM D-870, 120 days no delamination, no blisters
or water ingress, @ 80°C (176°F)
Soil stress creep resistance TP-206
80°C (176°F) 0.003 mm (0.0001 in.)

Low temperature flexibility ASTM D-2671-C -25°C (-13°F)

Impact resistance ASTM G-14 95 in-lbs
EN 12068, class C > 15 Nm *
Penetration resistance ASTM G-17, @ 80°C no holidays @ 10.000 volts
EN 12068, Class C > 0.6 mm * @ 80°C (176°F)

* Construction /1-1.5 or thicker

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Ordering information
HTLP type products are available: Sleeve width
ÊU as cut piece (pre-cut sleeve with separate closure patch)
ÊU as Uni-sleeve (pre-cut sleeve with pre-attached closure patch)
ÊU as a roll (closure patches to be ordered separately)

Select sleeve width that will overlap onto the mill-applied

coating by 2 inches (50 mm) minimum on each side of
the weld joint. Take a 10% shrinkage during installation of
sleeve width into account when calculating the minimum
sleeve width.
* Cut piece / Uni-sleeve
Example: HTLP80-16000X17/B (/UNI)
Standard Ordering options
16000 Outside pipe diameter in mils 2.375" – 100.000" (DN50 – DN2500) 6Z
17 Sleeve width in inches (Sw) 11" (11.25 or 285 mm)(1)(2) 17" (17.75or 450 mm)(1), 20" (20.25 or 514 mm)(1)(2)
24"(23.5 or 600 mm) (1), 34"(34.25
, or 870 mm)(1) ,
/B Product thickness /B, /1-1.5, /1.2-1, /1.4-1, /C , /1.4-1.8
/UNI Designates pre-attached closure Optional /

(1) (2)
nominal width not standard in all countries

* Roll form (closure patches to be ordered separately)

Example: HTLP80-20x100/1-1.5-RL
Standard Ordering options
20 Roll width in inches (Sw) 11" (11.25 or 285 mm)(1)(2),17" (17.75or 450 mm)(1), 20" (20.25 or 514 mm)
, (1)(2)
(1) (1)
24"(23.5 or 600 mm) , 34"(34.25 or 870 mm)
100 Roll length in feet (Sl) 100 ft (= 30 m), 66 ft (=20 m, for 34" (870 mm) width)
/B Product thickness /B, /1-1.5, /1.2-1, /1.4-1, /C, /1.4-1.8
(1) (2)
nominal width not standard in all countries

* Closure patch
Example: WPCP-IV-4X17
4 Closure patch width in inches (Pw) 4" (100 mm), 5" (125 mm), 6" (150 mm), 8" (200 mm)
17 Closure patch length in inches (Pl) 11" (11.25 or 285 mm)(1)(2),17" (17.75or 450 mm)(1), 20" (20.25 or 514 mm)(1)(2)
24"(23.5 or 600 mm)(1), 34"(34.25 or 870 mm)(1)

DS-HTLP-80-REV18-0709
(1) (2)
nominal width not standard in all countries

Sleeve cut lengths and appropriate closure patch widths depend on the pipe size and product construction, see latest application table AT-GIRTHWELD.
For proper product installation, see latest installation instruction.
HTLP type products are installed with epoxy primer:HTLP80 is installed with S1301-M or S1401 primer.

Epoxy Primers are ordered separately. For more ordering information on epoxy primers see latest DS-S1239, DS-S1301M and DS-S1401.
As field application of primers may vary, consult a Berry Plastics CPG Representative or Authorized Distributor for rate of coverage guidance

Berry Plastics warrants that the product conforms to its chemical and physical description and is appropriate for the use stated on the technical data sheet when used in compliance with Berry Plastics
written instructions. Since many installation factors are beyond the control of Berry Plastics, the user shall determine the suitability of the products for the intended use and assume all risks and liabilities
in connection herewith. Berry Plastics liability is stated in the standard terms and conditions of sale. Berry Plastics makes no other warranty either expressed or implied. All information contained in
this technical data sheet is to be used as a guide and is subject to change without notice. This technical data sheet supersedes all previous data sheets on this product.

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