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Steam Blowing Procedure

PROJECT : Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Inside

Battery Limits (ISBL) and Outside Battery Limits (OSBL) for
the Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) Project
RU V Balikpapan
LOCATION : Refinery Unit V Balikpapan, East Kalimantan,Indonesia
OWNER : PT PERTAMINA (Persero)
Ensure all comments are incorporated into final document and provide
revision notes to enable easier review of subsequent revisions
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000 24 NOV 20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION H.L.LEE C.Y.KIM Y.D.KIM

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PURPOSE ............................................................................................................................... 6

2. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................... 6

3. DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................ 6

4. REFERENCE ........................................................................................................................... 7

5. EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES & DOCUMENTS ................................................................ 7

6. RESPONSIBILITIES ............................................................................................................... 8

7. STEAM BLOWING METHODS ........................................................................................... 8

7.1 Application .................................................................................................................................................. 8

7.2 Steam Condition ........................................................................................................................................ 9

8. GENERAL PRECAUTION AND PREPARATION FOR STEAM BLOWING ..................10

8.1 Steam Blowing Benefits and Risks ....................................................................................................... 10

8.1.1 Temperature ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
8.1.2 Vacuum ............................................................................................................................................................................... 10
8.1.3 Contraction ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10

8.2 General Precaution .................................................................................................................................. 10

8.3 General Preparations Required for Steam Blowing .......................................................................... 11

9. STEAM BLOWING PROCEDURE ......................................................................................12

9.1 Preparation of steam blowing network .............................................................................................. 12

9.1.1 Definition of the network to be cleaned.............................................................................................................. 12
9.1.2 Location of steam inlets and outlets ..................................................................................................................... 12
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9.1.3 Additional material and piece of equipment required................................................................................... 12

9.1.4 Blind List............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
9.1.5 Steam pressure................................................................................................................................................................ 12
9.1.6 Steam temperature ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
9.1.7 Safety ................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
9.1.8 Preparation of document and notice .................................................................................................................... 13

9.2 Performing steam blowing .................................................................................................................... 14

9.3 Preparation of Target Plate ................................................................................................................... 15

9.4 Acceptance Criteria.................................................................................................................................. 15

9.5 Post Works ................................................................................................................................................ 15

9.6 Test Report ............................................................................................................................................... 16

10. HSE .......................................................................................................................................16

11. ATTACHMENT ....................................................................................................................18

Attachment-1 Sample of Steam Blowing Test Sheet..............................................19
Attachment-2 Sample of Reinstatement Check List................................................22
Attachment-3 Sample of Notification.......................................................................24
Attachment-4 Sample of Temporary Silencer Design.............................................25
Attachment-5 Sample of Steam Blowing Marked-up Diagram...............................26

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1. PURPOSE
The procedure describes general requirement for carrying out steam blowing applied to
pipework installed within the Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) Project RU V
Balikpapan (hereinafter referred to as PROJECT).

2. SCOPE
This procedure covers general requirement for steam blowing. Detailed steam blowing
package for each subsystem will be prepared based on this procedure.

3. DEFINITIONS

Terms Definition

COMMISSIONING Includes all activities required to make the facilities ready for
Start-up. Means all work, activities and tests from issuance
of the Mechanical Completion Certificate of a portion or the
whole of the Facilities and shall be considered completed
when the Facilities are Ready For Start-Up

CONTRACTOR RDMP Balikpapan JO

JO Joint Operation, CONTRACTOR's Joint Operation (JO) Body

OWNER PT. Kilang Pertamina Balikpapan *)

PRE-COMMISSIONING Includes all activities required to make the facilities ready for
Commissioning

PROJECT Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Inside

Battery Limits (ISBL) and Outside Battery Limit (OSBL) for
The Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) Project
RU V Balikpapan

SUB-SYSTEM Subdivision of a System

SYSTEM Major subdivision of the plant, being either process or utility,

including all the equipment required for that System to
operate

*) OWNER included in documents (Plan, Procedure, etc,) shall be deemed to be read as

KPB (PT. Kilang Pertamina Balikpapan.)

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4. REFERENCE

DOC. No. Title

26071-100-500-GST-00001 Pre-commissioning, Commissioning / Start-up and

Performance test Plan

26071-100-500-GST-00002 Pre-Commissioning & Commissioning Procedure

26071-100-G05-GSX-00006 Procedure for Pipe Flushing, Pressure Test,

Blowing, Drying and Reinstatement

26071-100-530-GST-00002 Water Flushing and Air Blowing Procedure

26071-100-G01-GHX-00002 Project HSE Plan

26071-100-GPP-GHX-00001 Work Permit Procedure

26071-100-3BD-G04-00001 Basic Engineering Design Data

26071-100-530-GSH-00001 HYUNDAI Pre-Commissioning & Commissioning

Management (HPCM) Setup Procedure

26071-100-530-GSH-00002 System / Sub-system Definition and List

5. EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES & DOCUMENTS

The following should be available in due time to execute the activity
 Target plate (Test peice)
 Temporary silencer, pipes, spool, valves, gasket, etc.
 Protection cover (like insulation sheets)
 Ear defenders
 Safety glasses + Face shield
 White and red stripped PVC signalling tape in controlled area
 Safety signs
 Working gloves
 Potable radio, Motorola type with battery recharger
 Megaphone and/or Whistle
 Pressure gauge
 Temporary hose
 Hose arrestor

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 Gaskets for temporary spools and blinds

 Marked-up P&IDs and Test sheet
 Approved drawing & Datasheet
 Steam turbine guide manual for steam blowing, if required.

6. RESPONSIBILITIES
The following personnel have responsibilities defined in this guideline
 Piping / Operation Supervisor
He is responsible to execute the steam blowing and reinstatement in accordance to the
approved procedure. Related works will be controlled by Commissioning team and
supported by Construction team.
 Commissioning Engineer
He is responsible to prepare test package and test procedure.
 HSE Supervisor
He is responsible for compliance of workers with HSE requirement during the works
 OWNER/OWNER's Representative
He is responsible to witness CONTRACTOR's testing to demonstrate acceptance
criteria.

7. STEAM BLOWING METHODS

Steam can be used for continuous blowing and preferably for intermittent blowing. The
advantage of the intermittent blowing is the pipes (and possibly vessels) cool and contract
causing mill-scale and rest deposits to crack. These deposits are then easily removed in
subsequent blowing.
Warming up should be performed prior to carrying out steam blowing to prevent sudden
temperature change in piping.
Minimum Blowing Velocity shall be more than 60m/s at purge point
7.1 Application
Steam blowing will be applied to the following steam service lines;

 High High pressure steam line

 High pressure steam line

 Medium pressure steam line

 Low pressure steam line

 Low Low pressure steam line

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7.2 Steam Condition

<HHP steam condition>

System Unit Normal Operating Design

Pressure Kg/cm2g 59 67

Temperature ℃ 465 493

<HP steam condition>

System Unit Normal Operating Design

Pressure Kg/cm2g 32 40

Temperature ℃ 400 448

<MP steam condition>

System Unit Normal Operating Design

Pressure Kg/cm2g 17 22

Temperature ℃ 310 388

<LP steam condition>

System Unit Normal Operating Design

Pressure Kg/cm2g 10 15

Temperature ℃ 199 260

<LLP steam condition>

System Unit Normal Operating Design

Pressure Kg/cm2g 3 5.3

Temperature ℃ 144 230

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8. GENERAL PRECAUTION AND PREPARATION FOR STEAM BLOWING

8.1 Steam Blowing Benefits and Risks
8.1.1 Temperature
Temperature variation during the warm-up period of the system and between the
steam blows may create dilation stress, so the design condition of the system
should be carefully studied whether the system can withstand the possible
expansion caused by steam blowing
8.1.2 Vacuum
The vacuum hazard created when steam condenses in a closed system. This can
cause vessels and large diameter piping collapse.
8.1.3 Contraction
The main advantage of intermittent steam blowing is the embrittlement of pipewall
deposits, especially millscales, caused by temperature changes between blowings
and the subsequent contraction of the piping or equipment causing a cracking
effect on pipewall deposits, allowing for removal during subsequent blowing
passes.
8.2 General Precaution

 Steam lines that are to be blown out must have a warm-up period to allow gradual
expansion and metal warm-up before high volume blowout is commenced.

 All the condensate and water shall be totally drained before steam blowing to avoid
water hammering.

 While draining water and condensate and cooling down the system, ensure the system
is adequately vented to avoid pulling a possible vacuum

 Existing block-valves on the lines to be cleaned shall not be used to control a steam
flow as they could be damaged by erosion (due to the high velocity of steam). In order
to avoid damage of seal, these items should be monitored heating temperature of
shut-off and control valves in accordance with the specifications of the Manufacturer or
steam temperature should not exceed the temperature which indicated in the
documentation of the Manufacturer.

 When steam blowing blow into small diameter lines, the normal block valves may be
used for a limited time and should not be liable to damage.

 The steam shall not flow through a conventional exchanger (use the by-pass, if any, or
“break” the line before the exchanger).

 Special attention must be paid to the system blinding and isolation.

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8.3 General Preparations Required for Steam Blowing

 For large diameter pipes, some temporary supports, hangers, pads, etc. may have to
be added to withstand the weight when they are disconnected.

 Proper support shall be provided against reaction forces of steam blowing.

 If applicable during blowing, the spring supports, spring hangers, etc. shall be blocked
according to the Manjfacturer’s instruction. The setting of expansion joints, bellow and
spring supports shall be checked that they are correct for thermal expansion.

 Fittings that impede steam blowing and that can be damaged by solid particles during
blowing (such as sieves, orifice, condensate drain pipes, etc.) shall be removed before
hand.

 Factory specifications of instrumentation which are correspond to steam blowing

conditions are left in place.

 Fragile devices included in the networks shall be removed. After removal of these
items, Temporary piping for blowing will be installed.

 Following are considered as fragile devices and this list is not exhaustive and shall be
revised according to local necessities.

- Control valves and check valves.

- Safety valves
- Calibrated orifices
- In-line instrument such as turbine type flowmeters, pitot tube flowmeters, venturies,
rotameters, in-line flowrate totalizers, etc.
- Nozzles of ejectors
- Traps
- Bellows valves
- Internals of filters and strainers

For other valves which are installed in the networks, the valves should be fully opened
or closed.

 Protection of the devices in the vicinity of the network shall be carefully studied. During
Steam blowing operations, large quantities of dirty steam or condensate shall be
spread out in the units, This steam or condensate generally contains sand, particles of
rust, etc., and might damage other equipment (for example: breaking the glass of the
pressure gauge). Accordingly, the flowing actions shall be taken where necessary;
- To direct the outlet flow towards a place where there is no (fragile) equipment
- To change the direction of the flow by rotating and elbow
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- To add a dummy spool to extend the outlet further

- To install and fix properly, a sheet of metal (insulation cover sheet for example)
perpendicularly to the flow, in order to break the flow impact

 Process impulse lines for instruments shall be isolated by means of the block valves
on the impulse pipe itself and whenever possible, shall be disconnected. This
operation shall be made by an instrument specialist.

9. STEAM BLOWING PROCEDURE

In addition to general preparations outlined in paragraph 8.3, specific preparations are
required for each subsystem taking into account the site restrictions and possibilities. The
specific preparations are outlined in this section.
9.1 Preparation of steam blowing network
9.1.1 Definition of the network to be cleaned
A first selection shall be made according to construction progress and
geographical or functional criteria. Then it shall be revised to suit the site
requirements, depending in particular of the facilities available on site, the devices
to be removed and the configuration of the lines, etc. Components of the network
to be checked for the steam source and steam blowing conditions.
9.1.2 Location of steam inlets and outlets
A site review shall be made to determine the possible steam inlets and outlets and
the necessary temporary silences, pipes, valves, gaskets, etc.
Steam source will be identified in each subsystem package. Each package will
also include a calculation that establishes minimum velocity has been achieved.
9.1.3 Additional material and piece of equipment required
The isometric drawings shall be drawn for the additional pipes to be manufactured
and erected. The required material (pipes, valves, gaskets, etc.) and the means
(monorails, cranes, pulleys blocks, etc.), tools, gaskets, grease for bolts, nuts, etc.,
required to carry out the removal and reassembly, the needs for the dummy
spools (flanges, pipes, etc.) shall be determined. The additional dummy spools
should have a colored tag on that to assure its removal after steam blowing. Each
subsystem packages will provide the design for temporary silencers. Adequate
supports will be verified on the steam blowing network (permanent or temporary)
9.1.4 Blind List
Although blinds are seldom used for steam blowing operations, they will be
indicated and numbered if necessary. Installation and removal of blinds shall be
followed up using a blind list. Installed blinds shall be tagged and equipped with a
visible handle.
9.1.5 Steam pressure
To ensure that the velocity is high throughout the whole of the piping system
being cleaned, the steam pressure outlet point should be as close as possible to
atmospheric, i.e. the system being blown out should be open to the atmosphere
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and the steam pressurized by a valve at the point where it enters the system. The
pressure of the blowing steam must be high enough to the pressure loss in the
lines at the required speed.
9.1.6 Steam temperature
The steam temperature must be below the permissible rated temperature but
superheated enough to avoid wet steam. Steam will be heated up to above
minimum operation temperature described in BEDD 6.0
9.1.7 Safety
All steam blowing operations covered by this procedure will be carried out in strict
compliance with the project HSE plan and the permit to work

 Steam is potentially very dangerous and can cause severe burns. About two
thirds of the total heat in steam is taken up in the change of state from boiling
water to steam and hence when steam condenses, two thirds of its total heat
is given up to the body on which it condenses. This is what makes steam
such an effective heating fluid and this is also what makes it very dangerous
if it condenses on the human body. Hence to get a part of the body in a jet of
steam is many times worse than in a corresponding flow of hot air at the
same temperature. Ensure piping insulation is as complete as possible before
introducing steam.

 Because of the high level of noise generated, it is recommended to carry out

steam blowing before or after works shifts or during breaks. When conducting
steam blowing, make sure that everyone is clear of the area. Follow the
guidelines laid down for steam blowing operations.

 If it is carried out during working hours, sufficient instruction and warning

should be given to the personnel and the steam outlet areas should be
cordoned off.

 Personnel must always be wearing proper PPE (Safety glasses + face shield
+ gloves) which meets safety requirement.

 Solid particles are blasted out at high speed and superheated steam is not
visible. Suitable precautions should therefore be taken to protect people and
property.

 Install silencer on the end of pipe so that it makes less noise. Max allowable
noise is 85 dBA as per BEDD 12.3
9.1.8 Preparation of document and notice

 Prepare the subsystem package for OWNER's approval. Package shall

include network definition, associated lists, calculations, checklists, and test
sheets, etc.

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Put this comment in para 7.1
Steam blowing operation starts at the Utility area then each process unit. Please mention Steam blowing carried out in sequence of
==> Longer & larger line (header) ==> Shorter & smaller line (branch)
 A work permit shall be issued for each blowing operation according to the
safety policy
notification to be 3 days in advance.
 Test sheet is to be prepared prior to the starting of the operation.

 Notification to blowing operations to be given to OWNER/OWNER's

Representative at least 24hours in advance. Notification can be distrubuted
by e-mail. Distribution mothod will be agreed beforehand with OWNER.
9.2 Performing steam blowing
Once all preparation works are completed, CONTRACTOR’s engineer shall inspect the
site by walkdown of the system to ensure all HSE items are addressed and that system
is lined as per P&IDs marked up for package. OWNER/OWNER’s Representative shall
be invited to attend walkdown at their discretion. CONTRACTOR’s HSE shall provide
final written clearance to proceed following walkdown.

 Close off steam outlets except the one at the end of the line that are about to be
cleaned. Open all water drainage outlets and vents.

 Check the piping systems to be cleaned for water pockets and drain them carefully to
avoid water hammer damage during steam blowing.

 Open the steam inlet valve slowly to heat up the system allowing a steady temperature
rising. It is necessary. During the initial warm-up of cold system, warm-up bypass on
B/L inlet valve will be used for steady temperature rising.

 Condensate must be drained from all low points to avoid producing water slugs which
could be propelled at high velocity through the piping causing hydraulic shock and
possible damage. Thermal expansion must be monitored during warm-up, particularly
first cycle. Check all fixed and spring support for travel and movement. Monitor for
clashes

 Once the whole piping system has heated up, increase the steam quantity step by step
until it reaches the required level. Continue steam blowing of each section of the
system for about 10 minutes.

 Close the main steam valve and allow the lines to cool down to values below 100 ℃ so
that mil cinder, corrosion and welding residue spalls off. During the cooling period, End
of pipe, Vent and drain will be open to prevent vacuum.

 Clean every section in this way at least three times.

 After completion of above, Carry out steam blowing with normal operating flowrate
above 6” lines. Blow-off point must be located to the safety location (atmosphere).
Permanent flowmeter will be used for verifying the minimum velocity.
State that permanent flowmeters can not be part of the network to be cleaned since they will be damaged.
 If Vendor operation manual for steam blowing are provided, It will be followed.

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9.3 Preparation of Target Plate

9.4 Acceptance Criteria

Acceptance criteria for steam blowing also differ depending on the steam user
classification. However, in both cases the result has to be documented and signed off
by both CONTRACTOR and OWNER/OWNER’s Representative

 In case of LLP steam : Steam color change to clear

 In case of LP steam : Steam color change to clear

 In case of MP steam : Steam color change to clear, Target plate for steam driver circuts

 In case of HP steam : Steam color (general user), Target plate (Turbine, if applicable)

 In case of HHP steam : Target plate

Criteria of target plate must be satisfied with steam turbine vendor’s
In case of no vendor criteria, Steam blowing is deemed complete when No. of debris on
the test-pies are less than 3 pieces/cm2 (each less than 0.3mm) at the blow-off point.
9.5 Post Works
After the steam blowing operations, pipes, fragile devices, etc. have to be reassembled.
Great care is necessary in this operation.
The construction specifications have to be complied with, with particular emphasis on
the following points.

 Temporary piping shall be removed after steam blowing is completed and pipe
concern shall be resumed as per marked up P&ID.

 Suitable counter measures shall be required for pipes where steam blowing has been
done, so that dirt does not under go inside pipes. Blowing out point will be covered
with plastic of vinyl cover.
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 When steam blowing has been done, OWNER/OWNER's Representative will sign
steam blowing test sheet.

 Reinstatement of the system should be completed immediately after steam blowing is

accepted. System should put in service as soon as possible. If reinstatement could not
be immediately done, steam condensate should be fully drained and kept dry condition.

 New gaskets must be used on the flanges broken for blowing purpose

 If applicable, spring supports, sliding pads, etc., have to be installed according to the
drawings and released when the reassembly is completed.

 Stuffing boxes and packing of valves shall be checked and changed if necessary.

 The origination of check valves, globe valves, etc., shall be checked in accordance
with flow direction.

 In-line instruments such as flow orifices, restriction orifices and rotameter shall be
installed by instrument specialist.

 Temporary blinds installed for cleaning purposes shall be removed.

 Valve passing, leakage to be checked.

 Only in case of not servicing steam system immediately due to the site condition,
whole system will be drained and dried with dry air or nitrogen and will be kept dried
until service to prevent rust formation.

The sample of Reinstatemet check list is attached (Attachment #2)

9.6 Test Report
After completion of steam blowing, test sheet shall be signed by the CONTRACTOR’s
and OWNER/OWNER’s representatives. (Attachment #1)
List to be attached for any non-conformance observed during testing.
Scanned test sheet will be uploaded to system completion system and status will be
managed and tracked by System Completion Team.

10. HSE
Following measures will be followed for safety
 Appropriate PTW must be followed.
 Job Safety Analysis to be carried out and all the personnel involved in this activity to be
made aware of it
 Sufficient safety precation or warning sign respectively in english and indonesia
language shall be posted around the area detailing
 Un-autorized personnel are evacuated from steam blowing area

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 Discharge areas shall be free from people working

 The large quantities of steam during are dangerous for personnel. Therefore, adequate
barricade must be installed, such as hard barricade, additional PPE, etc.
 All personnel exclusion zones shall be identified in each sub-system package.
 Protect for personnel carrying out the operation must be ensured by suitable protective
equipment (PPE shall be appropriate with a rule) such as ear protection, gloves,
coverall, goggles as minimum
 Safety check list is as follows

System
Name of Equipment No
S.
Checkpoints Safety Precautions and PPEs Yes/No Remarks
No.
Equipment and pipelines Isolated
1 Isolation Electrical equipment isolated
Instruments isolated
2 Barricading Area is barricaded
Floor area is cleaned from remains of
3 Housekeeping
construction material
Proper approach for valve operation
4 Approach
provided
5 Drainage Drainages are clean for free flow
Low point drains and high point vents
6 De-choking
are checked
1
Rubber gum boot, Raincoat, Face 2
PPE
Shield, Safety Glasses, Ear 3
Requirement
7 plug/muff, safety shoes with steel
before start of 4
toes, safety helmet, rubber hand
work
gloves 5
6
8 Communication Communication system provided
9 Warning Safety sign provided
10 ERT Emergency rescue team provided

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(Note that attachments are examples only. Final content to be
determined when detail packages are produced)

11. ATTACHMENT
ATTACHMENT #1. Sample of Steam Blowing Test Sheet

ATTACHMENT #2. Sample of Reinstatment Check List

ATTACHMENT #3 Sample of Notification

ATTACHMENT #4 Sample of Temporary Silencer Design

ATTACHMENT #5. Sample of Steam Blowing Marked-up Diagram

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ATTACHMENT #1. Sample of Steam Blowing Test Sheet

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ATTACHMENT #1. Sample of Steam Blowing Test Sheet

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ATTACHMENT #1. Sample of Steam Blowing Test Sheet

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ATTACHMENT #2. Sample of Reinstatment Check List

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ATTACHMENT #2. Sample of Reinstatment Check List

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ATTACHMENT #3. Sample of Notification

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ATTACHMENT #4. Sample of Temporary Silencer Design

Ensure structural integrity of the

temporary silencer. each size will
need to be supported by
calculations to avoid failure during
blowing.

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ATTACHMENT #5
GENERAL NOTES
Y-320-02A/B/C/D F-320-02A/B D-320-02A/B
HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK MIXER HELICALLY FINNED TUBE HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK 1. FOR GENERAL NOTE, SYMBOLS, AND PIPING DETAIL SEE P&ID NUMBERS
26071-100-M6-000-00001, THROUGH 26071-100-M6-000-00065.

A
SB-320-130-934-LS-01 TYPE BY VENDOR HEAT ABSORBED DESIGN (MMkcal/hr) 14.843 SIZE, ID x HEIGHT (mm)
NOMINAL CAPACITY (m3)
64000 x 21000
61123.0
2. FOR DESCRIPTION OF INTERLOCK SEE CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM NUMBER
26071-203-J4-320-00001 A
RATED DRIVER POWER (kW) 37 COIL DESIGN PRESSURE (kg/cm2g) 15
DESIGN PRESSURE (kg/cm2g) ATM +0.00508/-0.00508
INSULATION / TRACING NI COIL DESIGN TEMPERATURE (°C) 260 DESIGN TEMPERATURE (°C) 208
00C 00C INSULATION / TRACING HC-90
HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED HOT VAC. RESIDUE FEED MOC NI 00C
2557 M6-000-21035
HOLD 6 320-P-450-10"-3CB1S01-ST-65
2561 M6-320-20038 Steam Blowing without target plate
TRIM (A) 320-P-379-1CB1S02-ST-65 NOTES
FROM 021-TP-028A B/L (VDU-II) TO D-320-12 TRIM (B) 320-P-380-1CB1S02-ST-65
00C
1) Check the line-up condition as per mark-up P&ID 1. SPLIT RANGE CONTROL.

320-P-999-10"-3CB1S01-ST-65 OPEN
2) Supervision & Set the warning tape around blow-off

VALVE POSITION
B
MIN FLOW RETURN 320-P-458-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50
3) Open drain valves and Start warming-up320-P-458-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50
the steam line
MIN FLOW RETURN
B

2556 M6-320-20037 2617

FROM HOT VACUUM RESIDUE 4) To maximize the velocity, Steam blowing will beM6-320-20038
TO D-320-12
FEED PUMP G-320-21A/B NITROGEN
320-PN-020-2"-1CB1S01-NI
320 H NOTE 11
performed partially at the each blow-out point 2555
320-PN-016-4"-1CB1S01-NI
(3 point)
M6-320-20038
PRESSURE
CLOSED VALVE
VENT
VALVE
BSR BSR TO STORAGE D-320-12
PIC
NITROGEN 5) Continue steam blow for017 1 hours DEAD BAND
320-P-026-10"-3CB1S01-ST-65

320-P-269-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50

0028A L 016
320 SET POINT
M6-320-00054 27554 320-PN-001-3"-1CB1S01-NI PV 320
NOTE 18 TO ATM TO ATM PRESSURE
TO UTILITY STATION
00C
0028A PG
0005A 320 @ SAFE LOCATION 6) Repeat steam blowing until @ SAFE deemed
LOCATION clean (3 times)
321-PN-045-4"-1CB1S01-NI 00C
PV 320 H NOTE 11 2. THE INDICATOR SHALL BE LOCATED AT GROUND LEVEL.
00C 0028B 00C 00C PIC 3. TANK GAUGING SYSTEM (TE SHALL BE RTD TYPE), TANK GAUGING SYSTEM

320-AV-002-6"-1CB1S01-NI
C V 3/4" V 3/4" V 3/4" C
NITROGEN SHALL BE ABLE TO DETECT WATER LEVEL INSIDE THE TANK. RTD
3" 6"x3" 6" 6" 18"x6" 18"x6" 6" 320-AV-001-6"-1CB1S01-NI NOTE 18 0030A L
5626 M6-321-00523 TEMPERATURE MEASURES AVERAGE TEMPERATURE.
FROM NITROGEN DISTRIBUTION FC FO 323 320 4. TDMS : TANK DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, LOCATED AT CONTROL ROOM.
00C TRANSITION RDMP

SPLIT RANGE
TYP 4 00C 00C TYP 4 00C PV 5. TANK GAUGING AND OVERFILL PROTECTION SHALL BE 2-IN-1 TYPE.
RDMP HOLD 1 HOLD 1 PG PHASE PHASE 1
0030A 0005B 320 AS PER SN-007 ITEM NO. 7.
PHASE 1 321
PV 6. MIXER WILL BE OPERATED MANUALLY FROM FIELD DURING TRANSITION
PHASE-1 320 3" 6" 00C 00C 0030B 00C
4" V 3" 00C 00C
00C V 3/4" V 3/4" V 3/4" 00C
00C PHASE.
320-PN-004-3"-1CB1S01-NI 3" 6"x3" 6" 6" 18"x6" 18"x6" 6" 7. INSULATION THICKNESS : 90 mm. AS PER PROJECT SPECIFICATION FOR HOT
6" 320-P-871-6"-1CB2S02-NI FLUSHING OIL
FC 25613 M6-320-20038 INSULATION ON APPENDIX A TABLE 1. DOC. NO. 26071-100-3PS-G49-00001.
4"x3" 3" 3" 320 320 FO
TI TYP 4 8. THIS LINE IS USED FOR LOADING OR UNLOADING LSWR IN TRANSITION
HOLD 1 00C TI 00C TYP 4 TO D-320-12 OUTLET
NC HOLD 1 PHASE.
0043
SPLIT RANGE

PHASE-1 0044
9. CONTINUED TO P&ID 26071-203-M6-320-20038.
D 320 NOTE 4 320 HH H 3" 320 320 HH D
PHASE-2 H 320 00C NOTE 4 10. LOCATED AT THE LOWEST POINT FOR DRAINING INSIDE BUNDWALL.
PHASE-2 PHASE-1 TDMS LI NOTE 11 TDMS LI H
TIC 6" 11. ALL ICSS AND SIS FUNCTION WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE DURING TRANSITION
NOTE 17 0047 L NOTE 17 0048 00C
TRANSITION 320 0061 323 L 00C 00C PHASE.
320-PN-003-6"-1CB1S01-NI

FLUSHING OIL PHASE NOTE 19 LI NOTE 19 LI 6" FLUSHING OIL

OWS VFL 320-P-870-6"-1CB2S02-NI 12. THE P&ID APPLIES DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
M6-320-00039 25773 NOTE 11 0047A 21980 NOTE 11 0048A M6-320-00028 2512
NOTE 2 27826 21982 NOTE 2 13. NITROGEN BLANKETING IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THE
TO D-320-10 OUTLET 320 320 LS 320 323 FROM G-320-12A/B SPECTACLE BLIND WILL BE ROTATED TO TOP OPEN FOR PERMANENT
I 320-P-873-6"-1CB2S02-NI I
00C TI TI NOTE 11 P3 EXISTING
NITROGEN 320-P-880-6"-1CB2S02-NI OPERATION.
002 0047 0048 H 31513

320-P-877-6"-1CB2S02-NI
00C SC 003 320 14. THE VALVE AND ACTUATOR WILL BE INSTALLED DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
M6-320-00035 2554A 21979 21981

320-PN-002-6"-1CB1S01-NI
002 TIC ADO LSWR PUMP HOWEVER, THE VALVES WILL BE OPERATED MANUALLY.
NOTE 1

NOTE 1
320-P-874-6"-1CB2S02-NI

3CB2S02 1CB2S02 NOTE 17 NOTE 5 NOTE 3 CWR F CWS 3CB2S02 1CB2S02 NOTE 17 NOTE 5 NOTE 3 0062 OWS VFL

320-P-872-6"-1CB2S02-NI
320-PN-012-4"-1CB1S01-NI 00C NOTE 16 15. THE TIE IN WILL BE CONNECTED FROM THE TOP OF PIPE.
00C
320 320 320
RTD 320-P-875-6"-1CB1S02-ST-50 6" 1CB2S02 320 320 323 320
RTD
27825 21977
21976 16. THE SAMPLING SYSTEM WILL NOT BE INSTALLED DURING TRANSITION
TYP 6A LI LT TT XV LI LT TT
320 320 0047B 0047 0047 1CB1S02 0048B 0048 0048 PHASE.
E I FL TYP 6A 0716B LS E
HS M SET @ -0.00408/0.00408 kg/cm2g 320 00C SET @ -0.00408/0.00408 kg/cm2g 17. THE LEVEL ALARM AND TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ON TDMS WILL BE
10" 320 I FL 320
0716A

320-P-990-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50
716A 00C 320 M 320 PROVIDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
320 NOTE 14 TE 320 10" RDMP TE 320 00C
PT 0047 BSR 00C 320 716B PT 0048 00C 320 SC 18. THE INSTRUMENTATION FUNCTION WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE SINCE
XV PSV
+

PHASE 1 PSV +
21974 21975
0028A TT 0030A BSR TT 003 NITROGEN IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
+

0716A 023 0010A /B 0010C /D

GH 0061 GH 025 0062 CWR F CWS 19. OVERFILL PROTECTION SIGNAL ALARM WILL BE INDICATED IN EXISTING IHLA
3" LO BSR TRANSITION 3" LO

MIN.
8" 6" X 2 RTD 320 320 8" 6" X 2 BSR RTD
024 PHASE PANEL.
MIN.

00C 320 320 00C 20" 320 320

RDMP 20" HS HS 026 NOTE 16
6" TE XV 6" TE HS 20. THE D-320-02 A/B IS HOT VACUUM RESIDUE TANK. HOWEVER, THIS TANK
320 PHASE 1 MW T2 0061 0815A 0716B 0816B OUTSIDE OF MW T2 0062 WILL BE USED FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE (LSWR) AT LEAST 12 MONTHS
XV 24" X 2 N10 V1A /B 2" 24" X 2 N10 V1A /B 2" 0815B
BUNDWALL

320-P-875-6"-1CB2S02-ST-50
+

0816A
TRANSITION L1 00C 320 320 L1 00C 6" DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THEN, THE TANKS WILL BE CONVERTED TO
00C 6" 2" NOTE 21 NOTE 22 I FC 2" NOTE 21 NOTE 22 1CB2S02
PHASE N15 12" X 2
TW
10" INSIDE OF 00C 6" N15 12" X 2 320 PERMANENT SERVICE.
320 FC NOTE 13 MH2A /B
00C 0061 003 00C TW 1CB2S01 21. GAUGE HATCH SHALL BE APPLIED AS THE EMERGENCY VENT. 00C
I 00C TYP 1 BUNDWALL MH2A/B 00C
P1 N9C/D P1 N9C/D 0062 320
OUTSIDE OF

F 10" NOTE 13 22. INSULATION WILL BE APPLIED AT SHELL & ROOF AS PER MECHANICAL DATA F
BUNDWALL

I RDMP PHASE 1
320

PHASE 1
002 TYP 1 N11 I N11 SHEET (DOC. NO. 26071-203-MTD-320-D00002).
N13A /B/C/D/E/F 10" X6 3/4" 00C N13A /B/C/D/E/F 10" X 6 TRANSITION PHASE

TRANSITION RDMP
NOTE 14 815B 23. DRAIN TO SAFE LOCATION. POTENTIAL FLASHING ( TWO PHASE) AT
00C 815A NOTE 24
INSIDE OF OUTSIDE OF ATMOSPHERIC DISCHARGE
NOTE 24 T1 INSIDE OF OUTSIDE OF LOW SULPHUR WAXY RESIDUE 24. THE MINIMUM FLOW LINE IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THE
2" 8"x6" N3 T1 2" BUNDWALL BUNDWALL

RTD
8"
RTD

320 BUNDWALL BUNDWALL 00C 6012 M6-000-21036 SPECTACLE BLIND WILL BE ROTATED TO TOP OPEN FOR PERMANENT
BUNDWALL

HC90
INSIDE OF

R
8"x6"
R

8" N3 HS NOTE 11

HC90
NOTE 7 320 NOTE 8 TO 021-TP-414A G-20-09 A/B/C OPERATION.

PHASE
NOTE 7 00002A/B 3/4" 8"
D HS 320 3/4" (TRANSITION PHASE)
8" 0002C /D XV HOLDS
3/4" D
D-32
320-02
0-02A
D-320-02A 16" D-320-02B
D-32
-320-02
0-0 B 0815B
1. CONTROL VALVE AND BY PASS VALVE SUBJECT TO BE TQ FOR CHANGE
N2
N2 18"x10" 18" HHLL=190000 mm
mm 16" NOTICE SINCE THERE IS SIGNIFICANT INCREASE COMPARING AGAINST FEED
18" HHLL=19000 m
mmm 16" 16"
6"
16" 16" 320 HLL=18500 mm D 3/4" 2. DELETED.
18"x10" 18" N1 HLL=18500 mm D 3/4" N14 6"" 66" FL
6" FL XV LLL=1100 mm 3. DELETED.
G LLL=1100 mm N14 6" 0815A D 3/4" LO 18" N1 TYP 6A G
TYP 6A 320-P-815-6"-1CB2S01-ST-50 4. DELETED.
LO 320-P-817-6"-1CB2S01-ST-50 00C LLLLL=1000
LLLL=1 000 mm
3/4" D LLLL=1000
LL
LLLL=1000 mm 320-LS-101-1"-1CB2S07-HC-40 5. MIXER SEAL PLAN.
00C 320-LS-100-1"-1CB2S07-HC-40
320-LS- 24"
NOTE 14

320 6. LINE CLASS FROM 021 TP 028 TO THE D-320-02A/B SHOWN ON P&ID

NOTE 14
N12B HOLD 5 TV 320 N12B HOLD 5 320 320
24"
2"
Y-320-02A
Y-320-02
Y-320 A /B M 1CB2S07 0061 XL 2" Y-320-02C
Y-32 C /D M
TV
0062
XL HAS UPGRADE TO CLASS 300. HOWEVER THIS UPGRADE LINE STILL
0002A/B 1CB2S07 0002C /D HOLD UNTIL 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01695 IS ANSWERED.
3CB2S07
2"
N12A CLEAN
OUTDOOR
00C N8A/B B 1"
10
10"
V 3/4" V 3/4"
10
10"
O/X (Sacrificial 2"Valve)
N12A CLEAN
OUTDOOR
00C N8A/B 1" 3CB2S07 3/4"
10"
V V 3/4"
10"
O/X (Sacrificial Valve) 7. THE LINE TO THE EXISTING OIL CATHER TO AND LINE 601-6" IS ON HOLD,
SHALL BE RECONFIRMED TO PMC AS PER TQ 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01779.
36" X 48" 24" X 2 36" X 48" 24" X 2 8. STEAM TRACING ON LINE TO 021-TP-501/502 IS HOLD, WAITING
N7 N4 10" 8" N7 N4 8
8" 00C
10"x8" FC 10"x8" 10" 10"x8" FC 10"x8" TQ 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01391 RESPONSE.
MW 10" MW
4" F-320-02A TYP 4
TYPE B 00C
4" F-320-02B TYP 4
TYPE B 00C
320-LS-047-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65
LS 047 10 3CB2S07 HC 65

N6 MH3 MH1A /B N5 N6 MH3 MH1A /B 3"

H
N5 REFERENCE DRAWINGS H

320-LS-008-10"-3CB2S07-HC-655
00C 1 1 8" 00C 1 1 8"

320-P-028-16"-1CB2S01-ST-65
320-P-326-2"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-324-2"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-270-4"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-210-4"-1CB2S01-NI

320-P-327-2"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-325-2"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-271-4"-1CB2S01-NI
320-P-211-4"-1CB2S01-NI

320-P-029-16"-1CB2S01-ST-65
4"
100 100 3" 3" 4"
100 100 3" 26070-203-M6-320-J0009, REV.B02 P&ID HOT VAC. RESIDUE TANK SHEET 1 OF 5
320-LS-051-10"-3CB2S07-HC-40 320-LS-050-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65
26070-203-J4-320-J0001, REV.B00 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM UNIT 320
STT STT
320-HOC-008-3"-3CB2S07-PP-25 007 320-HOC-009-3"-3CB2S07-PP-25 008
T
320-HOC-011-1"-1CB2S01-PP-25 3CB2S07 320-HOC-010-1"-1CB2S07-PP-25 T TRANSITION RDMP
3CB2S07 NOTE 9
1CB2S07 PHASE PHASE 1
BUNDWALL 00C BUNDWALL 00C 1CB2S07
NOTE 10
320

00C
00C 03 JUN 20 ISSUED FOR DESIGN MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J LEE/Y.D KIM
10" HOT VAC RESIDUE
M6-320-20038 2509 00B 24 JAN 20 ISSUED FOR HAZOP MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J LEE/Y.D KIM
320-CSW-331-10"-1CB2S01-NI

FROM D-320-12 00A 27 DEC 19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J LEE/Y.D KIM

I 4" RDMP TRANSITION REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRAWN CHK'D APP'D I

3"x8"

4" 00C
PHASE 1 PHASE 4"

3"x8"
4" 320-P-810-16"-1CB2S01-ST-65 THIS DRAWING EMBODIES PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO) THIS DRAWING OR THE MATERIAL
320-HOC-006-8"-1CB2S07-PP-25
00C DESCRIBED THEREON MAY NOT BE COPIED OR DISCLOSED IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR
320-HOC-003-8"-1CB2S07-PP-25

27978 21625 19280 19279 19278 22953 16" 21641 19277 19276 19275 22952 320-P-850-12"-1CB2S01-ST-65 OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE FOR IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE
00C

HOLD 8
FOR WHICH IT HAS BEEN PROVIDED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN ANY MANNER EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED
CSW OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS BY PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO).
4" M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041
OPEN DITCH
00C
M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041
16"
M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041
320-P-027-16"-1CB2S01-ST-65
M6-320-20041
16" 12" CRUDE 00C PROJECT :
00C 25778 M6-000-21089
320-P-605-4"-1CB2S01-NI 4" 16"x12" LO TO 021-TP-501 RDMP RU V BALIKPAPAN
HOT VACUUM RESIDUE (TRANSITION PHASE)
00C
M6-320-20037 2489
TRANSITION PHASE RDMP PHASE 1 321-LS-041-14"-3CB2S07-HC-65 CONTRACTOR :
TO G-320-21A/B
320 321
J LP STEAM 320-LS-041-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65
320 LS 041 10 3CB2S07 HC 65 NOTE 155 NOTE 155 320 LS 041 10 3CB2S07 HC 65
320-LS-041-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65 14"x10" LP STEAM RDMP BALIKPAPAN JO J
M6-320-20038 2538 M6-321-00508 15424
TO D-320-12 TRANSITION PHASE RDMP PHASE 1 14"
321-HOC-003-8"-1CB2S07-PP-40
3" TRANSITION PHASE 00C 320 321 OWNER :
HOT CONDENSATE 320-HOC-053-3"-1CB2S07-PP-25 RDMP PHASE 1 NC 320-HOC-003-8"-1CB2S07-PP-25
3" HOT CONDENSATE
O/X PT PERTAMINA
5708A M6-320-00036 2477 M6-321-00523
3" 320-P-602-4"-1CB2S01-NI 8" 320-LS-042-3"-3CB2S07-HC-40 PERTAMINA BALIKPAPAN, INDONESIA
4" 00C
PHASE-2 PHASE-1 TRANSITION LP STEAM
3" LO 320-P-603-4"-1CB2S01-NI 3" LO TITLE :
LP STEAM 320-LS-862-3"-3CB2S07-HC-40 TRANSITION
00C
320-P-606-4"-1CB2S01-NI 4"
M6-320-20038 29625 00C PHASE NC 8" M6-000-21029 18017 PIPING & INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM
PHASE FROM D-320-12 PHASE-1
SKTCH-1(SHT-3OF3) 2536 320-HOC-004-3"-1CB2S07-PP-25 PHASE-2
FROM 021-TP-098A
PLANT FEED AND PRODUCT TANKAGE
TO P4 4" 320-HOC-005-3"-1CB2S07-PP-25 LP STEAM
K TO SLOP OIL TANK TP 503 2535 M6-320-00039 HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK D-320-02A/B K
1" HOLD 7 320-P-601-4"-1CB2S01-NI
31514 M6-320-21089 320-LS-049-8"-3CB2S07-HC-65 (TRANSITION PHASE)
FILE NAME :

21258 21259
TO EXISTING OIL CATCHER HOT CONDENSATE
HCN HOC AND V3 USING LINE 601-6" HOC 320-HOC-056-8"-1CB2S07-PP-25 PERTAMINA DRAWING NO. REV.
001 M6-320-20038 2523
OPEN DITCH OPEN DITCH NONE 26071 26071-203-M6-320-20009 /
NOTE 23 FROM D-320-12 00C
NOTE 23 SCALE JOB NO. DOCUMENT NO. SHT NO.
A1 (841x594)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
ATTACHMENT #5
GENERAL NOTES

F-320-12 D-320-12 00C

Y-320-06A/B 00C 1. FOR GENERAL NOTE, SYMBOLS, AND PIPING DETAIL SEE P&ID NUMBERS
26071-100-M6-000-00001 THROUGH 26071-100-M6-000-00065.
HELICALLY FINNED TUBE HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK MIXER
A SB-320-130-934-LS-01 HEAT ABSORBED DESIGN (MMkcal/hr) 10.462 SIZE, ID x HEIGHT (mm) 50000 x 21000 TYPE BY VENDOR
2. FOR DESCRIPTION OF INTERLOCK SEE CAUSE AND EFFECT
DIAGRAM NUMBER 26071-203-J4-320-00001. A
COIL DSIGN PRESSURE (kg/cm2g) 15 NOMINAL CAPACITY (m3) 35747.0 RATED DRIVER POWER (kW) 37
00C
COIL DESIGNTEMPERATURE (°C) 260 DESIGN PRESSURE (kg/cm2g) ATM + 0.00508/ -0.00508 INSULATION / TRACING NI
DESIGN TEMPERATURE (°C) 208
INSULATION / TRACING HC-90 NOTES
MOC N/A
TRIM 320-P-358-1CB1S02-65 1. SPLIT RANGE CONTROL.
OPEN

VALVE POSITION
CRUDE OIL
B 320-P-009-10"-3CB2S02-NI NOTE 8 B
2615 M6-000-21087
FROM 021-TP-399A & HOLD 6
021-TP-400A 00C 10"
RDMP TRANSITION
(TRANSITION) PHASE 1 PHASE 3CB2S02 PRESSURE VENT
3CB1S01 00C
CLOSED VALVE VALVE
00C
HOT VAC.RESIDUE FEED 10" DEAD BAND
320-P-450-10"-3CB1S01-ST-65 NOTE 11 SET POINT
2561 M6-320-20009
320 H PRESSURE
FROM 021-TP-028 HOLD 7 PIC 2. THE INDICATOR SHALL BE LOCATED AT GROUND LEVEL.
B/L (VDU-II) 00C
0029 L 3. TANK GAUGING SYSTEM (TE SHALL BE RTD TYPE), TANK GAUGING SYSTEM
C SHALL BE ABLE TO DETECT WATER LEVEL INSIDE THE TANK. RTD C
MIN FLOW RETURN 6" BSR TEMPERATURE MEASURES AVERAGE TEMPERATURE.
320-P-458-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50 022
2617 M6-320-20009 HOLD 9 4. TDMS : TANK DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, LOCATED AT CONTROL ROOM.
00C 320 320 5. TANK GAUGING AND OVERFILL PROTECTION SHALL BE 2-IN-1 TYPE. AS PER
FROM HOT VACUUM RESIDUE PG TO ATM
PV SN-007 ITEM N0.7.
FEED PUMP G-320-21A/B 0029A 0051 320 @ SAFE LOCATION
PV 6. MIXER WILL BE OPERATED MANUALLY FROM FIELD DURING TRANSITION
00C 0029B 00C PHASE.
3" V 3" V 3/4" V 3/4" V 3/4"
NITROGEN 3" 3" 6" 6" 6" 7. INSULATION THIKNESS : 90 mm. AS PER PROJECT SPECIFICATION FOR HOT
320-PN-016-4"-1CB1S01-NI 320-PN-016-6"-1CB1S01-NI 320-AV-011-6"-1CB1S01-NI
2555 M6-320-20009 INSULATION ON APPENDIX A TABLE 1. DOC.NO.26071-100-3PS-G49-00001.
FROM N2 DISTRIBUTION 4"x3" FC 3"x6" 6"x16" FO 16"x6" 8. THIS LINE IS USED FOR LOADING OR UNLOADING CRUDE OIL IN TRANSITION
TYP 4 TYP 4 PHASE.
HOLD 1 00C 6" 00C 00C 16" 00C
9. CONTINUED TO P&ID 26071-203-M6-320-20009.
00C HOLD 1
D FLUSHING OIL 10. THE P&ID APPLIES DURING TRANSITION PHASE. D
320-P-871-6"-1CB2S02-NI 3"
25613 M6-320-20009 6" 11. ALL ICSS AND SIS FUNCTION WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE DURING TRANSITION
PHASE.
320 12. NITROGEN BLANKETING IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THE
320-P-878-6"-1CB2S02-NI

00C
TI SPECTACLE BLIND WILL BE ROTATED TO OPEN FOR PERMANENT

SPLIT RANGE
320-PN-017-6"-1CB1S01-NI
NOTE 2 NOTE 4 0060 OPERATION.
320 320 HH 13. THE VALVE AND ACTUATOR WILL BE INSTALLED DURING TRANSITION
320 H
LI TDMS LI NOTE 16 PHASE. HOWEVER, THESE VALVES WILL BE OPERATED MANUALLY.
0060A 0060 L 14. THE TIE IN WILL BE CONNECTED FROM THE TOP OF PIPE.
00C 21986 17038 15. THE SAMPLING SYSTEM WILL NOT BE INSTALLED DURING TRANSITION
320
TI 00C VFL OWS PHASE.

NOTE 1
0060 21988
16. THE LEVEL ALARM AND TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ON TDMS WILL BE
LS PROVIDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
E E
17. THE INSTRUMENTATION FUNCTION WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE SINCE
320 RTD
3CB2S02 1CB2S02 I 320 320 320 NITROGEN BLANKETING IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE.
320-P-809-10"-3CB1S01-ST-65

NOTE 18 LI LT TT NOTE 3 SC 18. OVERFILL PROTECTION SIGNAL ALARM WILL BE INDICATED IN EXISTING IHLA
320-P-451-6"-3CB2S02-ST-50

0060B 0060 0060 21987 21985

006 019 PANEL.
NOTE 5 BSR SET @ -0.00408/0.00408 kg/cm²g CWS F CWR 19. THE D-320-12 IS HOT VACUUM RESIDUE TANK. HOWEVER, THIS TANK WILL
NOTE 11 320
TE 028
00C 320 320 NOTE 15 BE USED FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE (CRUDE OIL) AT LEAST 12 MONTHS
0060 BSR PSV DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THEN, THE TANK WILL BE CONVERTED TO
PT 029 INSIDE OF OUTSIDE OF
0029 00C 0012A /B PERMANENT SERVICE.
320 BUNDWALL BUNDWALL RDMP PHASE 1
HS
GH NOTE 11 20. GAUGE HATCH SHALL BE APPLIED AS THE EMERGENCY VENT. 00C
8" 3" LO
0717 320 H TRANSITION PHASE 21. INSULATION WILL BE APPLIED AT SHELL AND ROOF AS PER MECHANICAL
20" TIC DATA SHEET DOCUMENT NO. 26071-302-MTD-320-D0012.
6" T2 6" X 2
F RDMP PHASE 1 MW 0162 22. THE MINIMUM FLOW LINE IS NOT NEEDED DURING TRANSITION PHASE. THE F
24" X 2 N10 V1A/B 320
00C TRANSITION PHASE SPECTACLE BLIND WILL BE ROTATED TO TOP OPEN FOR PERMANENT
00C L1 NOTE 20 NOTE 21 2" HS
OPERATION. THIS VALVE SUBJECT TO BE OPEN IF TQ
HOLD 7

320 320 6" 2" N15 12"X2 00C 0818

I I NOTE 12 00C 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01996 IS AGGREED.
P1 MH2A /B 320 320 320
N9A/B 10" I
717 006 TW TT
N13A /B/C/D/E X5 0162
N11 0162 HOLDS
818
8" N3 T1 22" 320 RTD 1CB2S02
TE NOTE 11 1. CONTROL VALVE AND BY PASS. NOTABLE INCREASE IF COMPLY FEED &
D-320-12 0162 TQ 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-00777. SUBJECT TO CHANGE NOTICE WITH NEW TQ

RTD
8" 1CB2S01 320

HC90
3/4" D 8"x6"

RT
320 320 NOTE 22 NOTE 7
NO XV 2. DELETED.
M HHLL=19000 mm
HHLL=19000
H 3/4"
XV XV 00C 0818 3. DELETED.
0717 0817 HLL=18500
HLL=185 mm 16" 00C 16" 320-P-810-16"-1CB2S01-ST-65 HOT VACUUM RESIDUE 00C
N2 4. DELETED.
18" N1 2509 M6-320-20009
G LLL=11000 mm 5. MIXER SEAL PLAN. G
16" D 3/4"
320-P-877-6"-1CB2S01-ST-50 16" TO HOT VACUUM RESIDUE
MIN LLLL=1000 mm 6. STEAM TRACING ON LINE TO 021-TP-399A AND 400A ARE HOLD,
18" 320-P-816-6"-1CB2S01-ST-50 FL FEED PUMP G-320-21A/B
10" 10" 3/4" D 18"x10" LO WAITING TQ 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01391 RESPONSE.
N14 6" TYP 6A
FL FC NOTE 13 7. LINE CLASS FROM 021 TP 028 TO THE D-320-12 SHOWN ON P&ID HAS
TYP 6A TYP 1 320 UPGRADED TO # 300. HOWEVER THIS UPGRADE LINE STILL HOLD
NOTE 13 NOTE 13 6" HS UNTIL 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01695 IS ANSWERED.
320-LS-103-1"-1CB2S07-HC-25
320-L 0006A /B
OUTSIDE OF BUNDWALL INSIDE OF BUNDWALL 8. THE LINE TO THE EXISTING OIL CATHER AND LINE TO 601-6" ARE ON
320 320
N12B HOLD 5 TV HOLD, THIS SHALL BE RECONFIRMED TO PMC AS PER TQ
Y-320-06A
Y-320-06
Y-32 0 A /B M
1CB2S07
XL
0162 320-LS-048-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65 26071-JO-PMC-TQ-01779.
N8 0006A /B NOTE 13
9. MINIMUM FLOW G-220-01 IS WAITING TQ 260710-JO-PMC-TQ-01996
244 NO
A/B 24" NOTE 6 3CB2S07
2" X 2
N12A
CLEAN
00C
00C
1" NOTE 11
320-LS-103-1"-3CB2S07-HC-40
V 3/4" 3/4" O/X
V
10"
(Sacrificial Valve) RESPONSE.

H OUTDOOR H
N7 N4 6" 10"x6"
36" X 48" 24" X 2 10" 10" 10" 10"x6" LP STEAM
REFERENCE DRAWINGS
FC
4" MW F-320-12 3CB2S07 1CB2S07
00C
TYP 4
NOTE 14
N 320-LS-041-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65
320 LS 041 10 3CB2S07 HC 65
M6-320-20009 2538 26070-203-M6-320-J0038, REV.B01 P&ID HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK 4 OF 5
TYPE B 26070-203-M6-320-J0001, REV.B00 CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM UNIT 320
N6 MH3 MH1A/B N5 FROM LP STEAM HEADER
T
320-P-813-4"-1CB2S01-NI

00C 3" 3" 4"

320-P-812-4"-1CB2S01-NI

4" 1:100 1:100 10"

320-P-814-2"-1CB2S01-NI

320-P-811-2"-1CB2S01-NI

TRANSITION PHASE

320-HOC-007-1"-1CB2S07-PP-25
STT

320-HOC-010-3"-3CB2S07-PP-25
014 320-LS-049-10"-3CB2S07-HC-65 RDMP PHASE 1
NOTE 9 BUNDWALL 00C 03 JUN 20 ISSUED FOR DESIGN MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

00B 24 JAN 20 ISSUED FOR HAZOP MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

10" 10" 00A 27 DEC 19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

I REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRAWN CHK'D APP'D I

00C 00C THIS DRAWING EMBODIES PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO) THIS DRAWING OR THE MATERIAL
00C 00C DESCRIBED THEREON MAY NOT BE COPIED OR DISCLOSED IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR
00C 00C OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE FOR IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE
HOT CONDENSATE
320-HOC-056-8"-1CB2S07-PP-25 FOR WHICH IT HAS BEEN PROVIDED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN ANY MANNER EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED
320-CSW-332-10"-1CB2S01-NI 2523 M6-320-20009
320-P-609-4"-1CB2S01-NI

4" 00C 4" 00C

320-P-607-4"-1CB2S01-NI

BY PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO).
3"x8" TO HOT CONDENSATE HEADER
PROJECT :

27979 21598 2625 2624 2623 22943 27980

RDMP RU V BALIKPAPAN

320-CSW-333-10"-1CB2S01-NI
CSW OWS OWS OWS OWS OWS CSW
OPEN DITCH M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 M6-320-20041 OPEN DITCH CONTRACTOR :
J
TO P-5
320-LS-863-4"-3CB2S07-HC-50
RDMP BALIKPAPAN JO J

M6-000-01018 2618
LP STEAM
OWNER :
PT PERTAMINA
PERTAMINA BALIKPAPAN, INDONESIA
4" 4" HOLD 8
00C WATER DRAIN TITLE :
HOSE
CONNECTION
1" 320-P-603-4"-1CB2S01-NI
29625 M6-320-20009
PIPING & INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAM
TO OIL CATCHER OR V3 THROUGH PLANT FEED AND PRODUCT TANKAGE
HCN LINE 601-6" EXISTING
K 001 HOT VACUUM RESIDUE FEED TANK D-320-12 K
(TRANSITION PHASE)
FILE NAME :

PERTAMINA DRAWING NO. REV.

NONE 26071 26071-203-M6-320-20038 /
00C
SCALE JOB NO. DOCUMENT NO. SHT NO.
A1 (841x594)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
 GENERAL NOTES
ATTACHMENT #5
1. FOR GENERAL NOTE, SYMBOLS, AND PIPING DETAIL SEE P&ID NUMBERS
26071-100-M6-000-00001 THROUGH 26071-100-M6-000-00065.
2. THE DRAWING IS ONLY USED FOR EARLY TANK (TRANSITION PHASE).

SB-320-130-934-LS-01 NOTES

LP Steam Supply from Existing Line

O/X

REFERENCE DRAWINGS
NO DRAWING TITLE
PIPING AND INSTRUMENT DIAGRAM TANKAGE
21-DA-8 REV 8
(HEAVY & LIGHT SLOPS)

00C 03 JUN 20 ISSUED FOR DESIGN MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H.KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

00B 24 JAN 20 ISSUED FOR HAZOP MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H.KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

00A 27 DEC 19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW MMD/RNS/THH HH/IP/J.H.KIM C.J.LEE/Y.D KIM

REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRAWN CHK'D APP'D

THIS DRAWING EMBODIES PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO) THIS DRAWING OR THE MATERIAL
DESCRIBED THEREON MAY NOT BE COPIED OR DISCLOSED IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR
OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE FOR IN ANY FORM OR MEDIUM TO THIRD PARTIES, OR USED FOR OTHER THAN THE PURPOSE
FOR WHICH IT HAS BEEN PROVIDED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN ANY MANNER EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED
BY PT PERTAMINA (PERSERO).

PROJECT :

RDMP RU V BALIKPAPAN
CONTRACTOR :

RDMP BALIKPAPAN JO
OWNER :
PT PERTAMINA
PERTAMINA BALIKPAPAN, INDONESIA
TITLE :
PIPING AND INSTRUMENT DIAGRAM
TANKAGE
(HEAVY & LIGHT SLOPS)
(TRANSITION PHASE)
PERTAMINA DRAWING NO. REV.
NONE 26071 26071-203-M6-000-21029 1 OF 1
00C
SCALE JOB NO. DOCUMENT NO. SHT NO.

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