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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
FOREWORD .................................................................................................................... 6
1.0 OBJECTIVE ................................................................................................. 7
2.0 SCOPE ......................................................................................................... 7
3.0 APPLICATION ............................................................................................. 7
4.0 TERMINOLOGY ........................................................................................... 8
4.1 DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................... 8
4.2 ABBREVIATIONS ......................................................................................... 8
5.0 REFERENCE STANDARDS ........................................................................ 9
5.1 QP Engineering Standards ........................................................................... 9
5.2 International Standards ................................................................................. 9
6.0 TAG REQUEST PROCESS ....................................................................... 10
6.1 Tag Request/Advice Form .......................................................................... 10
6.2 Requesting Tag Numbers ........................................................................... 10
7.0 TAG NUMBER RULES .............................................................................. 11
8.0 IDENTIFICATION OF MAJOR PLANT EQUIPMENT ................................ 12
8.1 Major Plant Equipment ............................................................................... 12
8.2 Major Equipment Drivers and Major Components ...................................... 13
8.3 Skid Mounted Equipment and Vendor Supplied Packages ......................... 13
9.0 IDENTIFICATION OF PIPING AND PIPELINES........................................ 14
9.1 Pipelines in Process Areas ......................................................................... 14
9.2 Pipelines in Wellhead and Manifold Areas .................................................. 14
9.3 Line Identification ........................................................................................ 16
9.4 Line Size ND ............................................................................................... 16
9.5 Piping Class Identification ........................................................................... 16
9.6 Insulation Codes ......................................................................................... 16
9.7 Pipe and Anchor Supports .......................................................................... 17
9.8 Piping Fittings and Mechanical Specialties ................................................. 17
10.0 IDENTIFICATION OF VALVES .................................................................. 18
10.1 Valve Identification...................................................................................... 18
10.2 Hand Operated Valves ............................................................................... 18
10.3 Identification of Valves in Wellheads .......................................................... 19
10.4 Identification of Valves in Manifold Areas ................................................... 19
11.0 IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ................................... 19
11.1 Electrical Equipment Identification .............................................................. 19
LIST OF TABLES:
TABLE 1: LETTER CODE FOR IDENTIFICATION OF MAJOR PLANT
EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................. 12
TABLE 2: MAJOR EQUIPMENT DRIVER AND MAJOR COMPONENT CODES ..... 13
TABLE 3: PIPELINE SERVICE IDENTIFICATION .................................................... 15
TABLE 4: PIPING AND FITTING / MECHANICAL SPECIALTIES CODES ............... 17
TABLE 5: VALVE CODES ......................................................................................... 18
TABLE 6: HAND OPERATED VALVE CODES ......................................................... 19
TABLE 7: ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENT CODES ........................ 20
TABLE 8: ELECTRICAL CABLE CODES .................................................................. 24
TABLE 9: INSTRUMENT CABLE / JUNCTION BOX CODES ................................... 30
TABLE 10: PANELS / CABINET CODES .................................................................. 31
TABLE 11: HVAC MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CODES........... 33
TABLE 12: RESCUE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT CODES ...................................... 34
TABLE 13: TELECOMS / SECURITY AND IT EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION
CODES..................................................................................................... 35
TABLE 14: FIRE AND GAS IDENTIFICATION CODES ............................................ 39
TABLE 15: WELL TYPE CODES............................................................................... 42
TABLE 16: GAS LIFT MANIFOLD NUMBERS .......................................................... 44
TABLE 17: OIL MANIFOLD NUMBERS .................................................................... 46
TABLE 18: DEPARTMENT CODES .......................................................................... 46
TABLE 19: SPECIFIC MOBILE EQUIPMENT LETTER CODES ............................... 47
TABLE 20: BUILDING IDENTIFICATION CODES .................................................... 50
TABLE 21: CIVIL COMPONENTS ............................................................................. 51
TABLE 22: SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT SPECIALISED EQUIPMENT ............... 53
FOREWORD
This Standard has been developed by Projects, Engineering and Procurement Service
Directorate (VP) in coordination with Operations Directorate (VO) to replace Dukhan Internal
Procedure, Document number QPR-DKN-005 Procedure for Tagging of Equipment in Dukhan
Fields.
The issue of this Standard Revision 00 (Refer to Revision History Log) supersedes Doc
Number QPR-DKN-005.
It should be noted that the Tag Numbering System as defined in this Standard has maintained
that same system of Tagging Equipment as defined in the above procedure including Area
Codes, Equipment Identifications Codes, Well Codes, Pipeline Services etc. and includes
additional tagging requirements, equipment and area codes as approved by Dukhan
Operations.
Where cross-references to other parts of this Standard are made, the referenced section
number is shown in brackets (). Other documents referenced by this Standard are listed in
(5.0).
The Custodian of this Standard is Manager, Engineering Info & Standards (PTD) Division of
the Engineering Services Department (PT), who is responsible for the accuracy and quality of
its contents and for its future revisions, where these are required to reflect industry trends or
changes to QP business practices. All comments, recommendations, clarifications about this
document shall be forwarded to PTD. [email protected]
1.0 OBJECTIVE
The objective of this Standard is to define the formal system for unique tag numbering
and identification of QP equipment (assets) located or to be installed in Dukhan Fields,
including electrical, instrumentation ancillary items, fire and gas equipment, HVAC,
telecommunications equipment’s, panels, boards and cabinets, junction boxes,
structures, cabling, piping and valves. This includes Documents & Drawings, physical
Tag nameplates, databases and all document/enterprise asset management’s
systems.
2.0 SCOPE
This Standard sets out the identification and tag numbering system for all equipment
to be installed in Dukhan Fields. Appendix A defines all Dukhan areas, which fall under
the requirements of this Standard.
3.0 APPLICATION
3.1 QP and/or any of QP Consultants/Contractor responsible for providing design and
engineering services for EPIC or PCR works where installation of new equipment is
included shall apply this Standard. Contractors own ‘in-house’ tagging systems shall
not be used, only exception being FEED projects. See below.
3.2 Tagging for FEED projects shall be given a dummy tag number by the contractor. The
same shall be NOTED in every submitted drawing and document. Moreover, the EPIC
Contractor at EPIC stage shall request the permanent tag numbers to replace the
dummy tag numbers, which were assigned in the FEED stage.
3.3 Vendor supplied packages, skid equipment, shall follow the requirements of this
Standard. The Project Engineer and/or EPIC Contractor shall be responsible for
implementing tag numbers to the Vendor P&ID’s in accordance with this Standard.
(See 8.3)
3.6 Strict compliance with this Standard is required. Any exceptions or deviations from this
Standard, along with their merits and justification, shall be brought to the attention of
the custodian (PTD) for review, consideration and amendment as required by
completing part 1 of form ES-0-08-0014. Sample of this form is shown in Appendix D.
The form is available on QP Intranet under Engineering Services Department.
4.0 TERMINOLOGY
4.1 DEFINITIONS
Contractor - A party employed by QP to perform works or services under
a Contract
SAP - SAP is a software used to manage the Enterprise Resource
Planning (ERP). It has many modules such as Maintenance,
Contracting, HR, Finance, etc.
4.2 ABBREVIATIONS
AGRP - Acid Gas Removal Plant
ANSI - American National Standards Institute
DCS - Distributed Control System
EPIC - Engineering, Procurement, Installation and Commissioning
F&G - Fire and Gas
FEED - Front End Engineering Design
GIS - Geographic Information System
HVAC - Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning
OE(D) - Manager, Operations Engineering (Dukhan)
OEE(D) - Asst. Manager, Engineering (Dukhan)
OEE/6(D) - Sr. Designer (Operations Engineering (Dukhan))
P & ID - Piping & Instrument Diagram
PCR - Plant Change Requests
PEFD - Process Engineering Flow Diagram
PLC - Programmable Logic Controller
PM-SAP - Preventive Maintenance – SAP module
PMS - Power Management System
5.1.1 In all instances, users of this Standard shall refer to the latest approved version of the
above standards. The latest approved versions are as posted on QP Intranet under
Engineering Services Department. For confirmation of the latest approved versions,
users of this Standard may contact QP PTD Help Desk Engineering Services
Department on +974 4013 6633.
6.1.1 Tag numbers shall be requested using the Tag Request/Advice forms. Samples of
these are shown in Appendix C - Page 1 and 2. Form ES-0-08-0005 Sheet 1 (Appendix
C Page 1) shall be used for requesting all equipment types with the exception of
Pipeline numbers. Requests for Pipeline numbers shall use form ES-0-08-0005 Sheet
2 (Appendix C Page 2).
6.1.2 The Tag Request advice forms as referenced above may be used for Arab D Gas
Recycling Plant (Refer QP-ENG-STD-014) and AGRP (Refer ES-0-07-0020) as well
as Dukhan Fields, however this applicability shall be clearly indicated on each Tag
request form in the space provided. Intermixing of the above three areas/facilities is
not permitted in the same request.
6.1.3 The Tag Request/Advise forms are available on QPNet under Engineering Services
Department “Forms”.
6.2.1 Any Consultant/Contractor or QP employee may initiate the tag request. All information
shall be inputted into the relevant boxes and only codes in accordance with this
Standard or Engineering Standard QP-ENG-STD-014 & ES-0-07-0020 (See 7.0 c) as
applicable shall be used. Each component/item description (See appropriate Tables in
this Standard) shall be quoted as well as the service it provides.
6.2.2 For the request of “looped tags,” the requestor shall indicate, in the form, the primary
equipment on top of the list followed by all of its associated equipment. The looped
equipment shall be clearly identified as one group in the form.
6.2.3 Requests for large block of numbers shall be justified by attaching the relevant
documents/drawings to Tag Request Advice Form such as:
a) For Mechanical equipment: P&ID, Equipment Layout
b) For Electrical equipment: SLD, Equipment Layout, Block diagram
c) For Instrument equipment: P&ID, Equipment Layout, Loop diagram
d) For Telecomm & HVAC equipment: Block diagram, Equipment Layout
e) For F&G equipment: Block diagram, Equipment Layout, Fire Zone layout
6.2.4 The requested equipment shall be clearly marked and highlighted on attached
documents/drawings.
6.2.6 The QP Project Manager/Engineer must then approve the form by completing the
“Authorized By” Section before submitting to OEE/6 (D). This is to ensure that the
codes are in accordance with the relevant Standard (See 6.0) and to eliminate the
possibility of repeat requests for the same items.
6.2.7 Forms completed in accordance with the above will be endorsed by OEE/6 (D) and
authorized by OEE (D) as appropriate and tags will be allocated. The form will be
returned to the QP Project Manager/Engineer who will record that the requested tags
have been issued. The QP Project Manager/Engineer shall acknowledge receipt by
signing at the bottom of the form and sending one copy back to OEE/6 (D) and one
copy to the original requester.
7.2 Instrumentation within the same loop shall use the same sequence number for all
devices within the loop.
7.3 Only equipment letter codes shown in this Standard shall be used for Dukhan Fields.
For Equipment letter codes for Arab D Gas Recycling Plant refer to (QP-ENG-STD-
014) and for AGRP refer to (ES-0-07-0020).
7.4 Where two or more items of equipment are performing the same duty, whether on
standby or online, they shall be tagged with same tag number but be uniquely identified
by the addition of a suffix commencing A, B, C, etc. In the case of some electrical
equipment an alphanumeric suffix may be used e.g. A1, A2, A3, etc. or 01, 02, 03, etc.,
to identify the cubicle and panel numbers within a motor control center (See 8.2).
7.5 The removal of an item of equipment from a particular process or system and
replacement by equipment of the same function shall leave the tag number unchanged.
However, details of the change must be recorded in SAP to ensure update of details
related to equipment, manufactures details and maintenance history.
7.6 In case of “removal” of existing tags, EPIC Contractor / Project Engineer shall provide
a “photo” for every tag before removal. All relevant data to be deleted from SAP by QP,
Drawings, System and documents shall be updated by the contractor.
7.7 Any upgrade modification or replacement (as above) for any facilities in Dukhan fields
shall require tag request to be raised by QP job officer with the inclusion of the actual
Tags.
All major plant equipment shall be identified by a tag number composed of an area
code, letter code followed by a unique 4 digit sequential number as illustrated in the
following example:
8.2.1 A single alpha character as given in Table 1, is combined with a second alpha character
(see Table 2) to describe a major mechanical equipment driver / transmission item or
major components requiring to be uniquely identified for maintenance or inspection
purposes.
Table 2: Major Equipment Driver and Major Component Codes
Description Code Description Code
Air Motor A Electric Motor M
Tube Bundle B Pneumatic Motor N
Cartridge C Rotor R
Expander E Stator S
Fan F Turbine T
Gearbox G Variable speed drive V
Hydraulic Motor H Exhaust X
8.2.2 The 4 digit sequential number for codes shown in Table 2 should be the same as the
number used for the item it is driving as explained in the following example:
8.2.3 Plant equipment having multiple drivers or associated components shall have the same
tag number and be suffixed with a letter as shown in the following example:
8.2.4 Multiple modifiers can be used to identify items of equipment associated with each
other. For example a generator would be tagged 24-G-0001, the diesel engine of the
same generator would be tagged 24-GD-001 and the gearbox of the same diesel
engine would be tagged 24-GDG-001.
8.3.1 Vendors supplying skids and packages shall be encouraged to tag the package internal
equipment components in accordance with this Standard. Each skid or vendor supplied
package shall be given a tag identifier “A” for vendor packages or “H” for HVAC
packages (See Table 1) as shown in the following format:
8.3.2 Package equipment internal tags shall be prefixed with the actual package tag. The
drawing will not show this prefix but will refer to a note on the drawing stating ‘All
package tag numbers will be prefixed with 24-A-0001 (appropriate tag number) unless
otherwise stated. Examples of these tags are as follows:
Example of package tag for Vessel: 24-A-0001 V-01, V-02, V-03, etc.
Example of package tag for Pressure TX: 24-A-0001 PT-01, PT-02, PT-03 etc.
8.3.3 The physical tag plates will not show the package tag. All internal package tag alpha
codes shall be in accordance with this Standard.
All Piping & Pipelines in P&IDS, UEFD’s, PEFD’s, isometrics, piping, pipeline drawings
and in GIS shall be identified by a line number consisting of the following components:
9.2.1 Pipelines from wellheads shall be numbered as shown in 9.1 above by using the well
number in place of the area code as per following example:
9.2.2 The Wellhead numbers shall be supplied by the Dukhan Drilling Department on
request. Work-over wells shall not be suffixed with the “work over letter” when
requesting for a tag.
The line sequence number shall be unique for each line having the same area code
(or Well code and number) pipeline ND and pipeline service, i.e. 24-0001-6-OC. Each
line shall be numbered consecutively starting with the next available number and rising
in increments of one.
The process lines shall be numbered from apparatus to apparatus, battery limit to
battery limit. When the pressure, volume or temperature changes considerably, the
numbering shall also be changed. This normally changes at piping class/product
service changes or major branches. Parallel lines shall be numbered separately. Limit
of line number is the first isolation valve inside station boundary fence (battery limit).
For vertical vessels the numbering of all corresponding inlet and outlet lines should
start from the top down.
Outgoing pipelines from area / plant to another, either directly or indirectly via bridge,
pipe rack or other routing systems, will obtain line numbers corresponding to the
area/plant of origin, seen in the direction of flow.
Line Size ND (Nominal Diameter) to use imperial units. Due to the existing tagging
records for Line Numbers utilizing the inch (“) icon in various drawings within the
Dukhan fields, the same shall be maintained in the Line Tag string, except for RBMI
and Stencilling on site which shall use the two-character “IN” instead of the inch (“)
icon.
Piping Classes shall be in accordance with the following DEPs as defined below:*
*Note: For the new projects, Shell DEP can be utilized but for PCR and EPIC
modifications of existing lines, the current Dukhan pipe spec should be followed.
*Note: For the new projects, Shell DEP can be utilized but for PCR and EPIC
modifications of existing lines, the current Dukhan insulation codes should be followed.
Pipe and Anchor Supports shall be coded PSP for Pipe Supports and ASP for Anchor
Support and shall be number uniquely as shown in the following example:
The sequence number shall start at the first available number (0001) and rise in
increments of one along the Pipeline or group of pipelines.
Pipe and Anchor supports located in Wellheads shall be numbered as above but use
well type and well number see (9.2.2) and Table 4.
24 – RBJ – 0001
All Motor-operated valves, actuated valves, relief valves and emergency shutdown
valves are coded under the instrument discipline. A rupture disc (Disc bursting) is
designated BD. Examples of tagging these valves are as shown below:
24 – AVC – 0001
Valve tag numbers shall be unique for each valve type (code) within the same area
(area code).
Valve tag numbers shall be unique for each valve type (code) within the same location
(location code).
24 – TR – 0001
11.1.2 Electric motors for motor-operated valves shall be identified by a tag number of the
format xx-MV-yyyy. Where xx represents the area code and yyyy represents the four
digit sequential number.
11.1.3 All Electrical components (outside or inside the substation), i.e. CB, SFU, ST, etc.
within an electrical panel shall have the same sequential number as the equipment it
is associated with. For further detail refer to Section (11.6).
IGNITORS
IGNITION TRANSFORMERS (SEE TRANSFORMERS)
IGNITORS XE
JB, SOCKETS, LIGHTING, MISCELLANEOUS
LIGHTING POLE / COLUMN COL
JUNCTION BOX JB
LIGHT FITTING LF
LIGHTING PHOTOCELL LPC
SOCKET - ELECTRICAL (WELDING ETC.) SKT
MOTOR - HV , MV , LV
MOTOR – MEDIUM VOLTAGE
MOTOR - LOW VOLTAGE
M
MOTOR - HIGH VOLTAGE
MOTOR – DC
MOTOR FOR MOV MV
PANELS
ARRAY COMBINER BOX ACB
PANEL – ELECTRICAL CONTROL, LOCAL CONTR.
ECP
PANEL, REMOTE CONTR. UNIT
PANEL – GENERATOR CONTROL GCP
PUSH BUTTON - START & STOP
PUSH BUTTON - EMERGENCY STOP PB
PUSH BUTTON – STAYPUT
PANEL – TERMINAL, MARSHALLING BOX PNT
PANEL – STATIC BYPASS PSB
PANEL – RELAY BOARD / PANEL RB
PANEL – RELAY & CONTROL RCP
PANEL – TAP CHANGER CONTROL TCP
PANEL - SWITCH UNITS 230/415V
EARTH SWITCH ETS
SWITCH – HAND HS
SWITCH - LOCAL ISOLATOR IS
SWITCH - FUSED UNIT SFU
SWITCH – SELECTOR
SWITCH - CHANGE OVER
SW
SWITCH – ROTARY
SWITCH - MEDIUM / LOW VOLTAGE
VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE SYSTEM (UNIT) VSDS
STARTERS, CONTACTORS
CONTACTOR CON
STARTER - HIGH VOLTAGE
ST
STARTER / VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE SYS
PANEL - MOTOR STARTER / CONTROL STP
SUB-STATIONS
SUB-STATION SS
SWITCH - HV
SWITCH OIL FUSE SWF
SWITCH - SF6 - HIGH VOLTAGE
SWITCH - AIR BREAK – HV SWU
SWITCH – OIL
SWITCHGEAR HV
RING MAIN UNIT RMU
SURGE ARRESTOR SA
SWITCHGEAR HV SWG
TRANSFORMERS
AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATOR AVR
HARMONIC FILTER OR TRANSFORMER HFT
REACTOR RA
TRANSFORMER - OIL FILLED
TR
TRANSFORMER - DRY TYPE
RECTIFIER TRANSFORMER (CATHODIC PROTECTION) TRR
TRANSFORMER – VOLTAGE VT
TRANSFORMER - IGNITION XMR
MISCELLANEOUS
ELECTOLYZER EY
24-DB-0001
WAY
1R
24-DB-0001-1R-JB2 24-DB-0001-1R-LF1-JB
24-DB-0001-1R-LF1
Main Circuit JB
24-DB-0001-1R-JB1 24-DB-0001-1R-LF2-JB
X X
24-DB-0001-1R-LF4-JB 24-DB-0001-1R-LF3-JB
24-DB-0001-1R-LF2
24-DB-0001-1R-LF3
X
24-DB-0001-1R-LF4
24-DB-0001 – 1R – LF1 – JB
11.2.2 Sockets (SKT) and Welding Sockets (WSKT) shall be identified in the same manner
as above, LF will be replaced with SKT for standard sockets and WSKT for welding
sockets.
11.2.3 For maintenance purposes and entry into PM-SAP, QP only issue the TAG as far as
the outgoing cable from the main for internal lighting circuits lighting D.B. and contractor
can tag the way number, light fitting number and fitting JB shown in Figure 1 above.
To next HM/COL
11.4.1.2 The sequential numbers shall be unique for each group of cables having the same
Area Code and same cable code.
11.4.1.3 Cables that span two or more Areas shall inherit the location code from the originating
power source. i.e. from the location as shown on the cable schedules.
11.4.1.4 All cables shall be identified physically by have each end of the cable ferruled as
identified in this section.
Single-core cables shall be identified as mentioned above with the additional suffix to
identify the phases as follows:
b) For Multi-run or more than one parallel run cable per Phase
24-ELP-0001
Multi-run or more than one parallel run multi-core cable shall be identified as
mentioned above with the additional suffix as follows:
Cable joints shall be identified as power cable tags (as mentioned above) with the
additional suffix as given below:
30–EHP–0001R-CJ1
30–EHP–0001R-LB1
Due to the complex nature of the power supply arrangement following a typical
transmission and distribution philosophy, the tagging of the substations as well as the
equipment contained and associated with each substation should be carried out as per
the guidelines below:
Sample # 1
88-CB-0981-01-E90
Sample # 2
88-CB-0981-E90
88-VT-0981-E20
88-SIR-0981-06
11.6.3.1 For SCS & PMS (Substation Control System and Power Management System)
Example for “ZI” status signal:
88 – ZI – 0110 – nn
Area Code
Software Identifier
Associated Substation
Serial Number
12.1.1 The instrument function letters will be in accordance with Appendix B. Instrument
tagging codes are generally taken from ANSI/ISA-5.1-2009 Instrumentation Symbols
and Identification with minor amendments to cover Dukhan Tagging Requirements.
The list is not exhaustive, any request for additions must be conveyed to OE (D) in
writing with justification for approval and inclusion.
12.1.2 Instrument serial numbers shall be sequential by the first letter on the instrument
function code within the same area (Area Code), with the exception of gauges (LG, PG
and TG) and RO’S (restriction orifices) which are to be separately sequentially tagged.
12.1.3 Function letter codes for hand controllers shall be prefixed with the first letter of the
controlling function, e.g. PHC for pressure hand control, FHC for flow hand control etc.
The method used to indicate shutdown loop tags will be by using the double letter for
high, low etc. i.e. PSHH and PSLL.
24 – PIC – 0110
12.1.5 When requesting tags for use within a “loop” all instrument components within the loop
must be specified at the time of the request to avoid duplication. It is essential that a P
& ID be supplied at the same time of the request.
12.1.6 The Area Code should be placed outside each instrument tag bubble on P&ID’S,
alternatively a note shall be added to the drawing stating: - All instruments shall be
prefixed with xx (appropriate Area code or Well Type code and number see 12.1.9)
unless otherwise indicated. See Sample below:
12.1.7 Maintenance override switches shall be tagged HS, the recognition of maintenance
override shall be indicated outside the tag bubble on the P&IDs by adding the note
MOS.
12.1.8 For the position transmitting and indication control the tagging should be based on
respective valves e.g. SDV, BDV, FCV, etc. ‘ZIC’ and ‘ZT’ shall be suffixed at the end
of the valve as shown in the following example:
BDV: 23-BZIC-0001
SDV: 23-SZIC-0001
SC-SSSV, SSV-1 and SSV-2 to be placed under the tag number in parenthesis
on the P& ID’s for clarification.
12.3.2 The sequential number of the multicore cable should be the same as the sequential
number of the Junction box to which it is terminated. Where more than one multicore
cable is connected to a Junction box the cables shall be numbered as in the example
fig. 3 below:
Fig 3. Example of multicore cable numbering from a single junction box
Field cables from instruments to junction boxes are identified by giving the same
number as that of the instrument Tag.
DESCRIPTION CODE
Instrument junction boxes are numbered in the same way as instrument cables, except
that the cable code (Table 9) is prefixed with ”IJB”. See example below:
24 – IJBE – 0001
12.5.1 All instrument cables and multicore cables shall have their cores ferruled at each end
with the terminal identification to which they are connected. Where considered
necessary these can be prefixed by the cable number.
12.5.2 Interface wires shall be clearly identified with ferrules indicating the source and
destination terminal details.
12.5.3 Wire identification within any system cabinet for systems like PLC, SCADA and DCS
and within system cabinet shall be based on Rack/Slot/Channel signal allocation and
terminal number, See Example below:
R4 S7 C5 01
NOTE: Wire identification/software address TAGS within system cabinets are not
entered into SAP by Dukhan Maintenance Department, hence this section is issued for
guidance only.
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12.6.2 Local Panels/Cabinets & Gauge Boards Associated with Specific Items of
Equipment
Where local panels and gauge boards are exclusively associated with Specific Items
of Equipment they shall be prefixed with the equipment items tag number. See example
below:
Note that local panels may be for control, alarm annunciation or other purposes.
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24 – R E H – 300 – 01
R = Rack Width in mm
L = Ladder
T = Tray H = Very high disturbing
C = Channel D = Disturbing
I = Indifferent
E = Electrical S = Sensitive
I = Instrument V = Very Sensitive
J = Telecom
24 – JXT – 0001
Description Code
Access Control System Controller JACC
Air Ground JAG
Flash Alarm Lamp JAL
Alarm Sounder JAS
Audio terminal outlet JATO
Telecommunications Junction Box Audio JBA
Telecommunications Battery Bank JBB
Building Management System JBMS
Baggage Scanner JBS
Telecommunications Junction Box JBX
Call Manager Server JCMS
Card Reader JCR
Single / Dual Reader Interface Module JCRI
Coaxial Cable JCX
Draw Pit (For Telecommunications Cables) JDP
Digital Distribution Frame JDDF
Electric Door Lock JDL
DVD Player JDVD
Exit Vehicle Approach Detection JEAD
Telecom Earth Bar JEB
Exit Break Glass Unit JEBG
Engineering Order Wire JEOW
Exit Push Button JEPB
Ethernet Switch JES
Intruder Alarm System Controller JIAC
Infrared Detector JID
Intermediate Distribution Frame JIDF
CCTV Camera Night Vision Infrared Illuminator JII
Intrusion Prevention Server JIPP
Intercom Station JIS
Keyboard, Video, Mouse Switch JKVMS
Door Magnetic Contact JMC
Telecommunications Main Distribution Frame JMDF
Amplifier JMA
Audio Video Equipment See also JVA, JVC, JVLC, JVD for JVAE
specific related items.
Video Cross Bar (Exchange) JVC
Video Conference System JVCS
Video Decoder JVD
Video Decoder Subrack JVDSR
Video Encoder Subrack JVESR
Video Line Corrector JVLC
Wireless Access Point JWAP
Wireless LAN Controller JWLNC
Telecommunications Cable (JXX for fiber optic) JX
Arial / Antenna JXA
Arial/ Antenna couplers JXAC
Antenna Tower JXAT
Talk Back Equipment JXB
Camera Assembly / CCTV Camera JXC
CCTV Console / Controller JXCC
Video Streamer JXCE
CCTV Monitor JXCM
CCTV Server JXCS
CATV Rack JXCT
CCTV Thermal Camera JXCTH
ANPR Camera JXCR
CCTV Camera Wash Unit JXCW
Fibre Driver JXD
Digital Audio Systems JXDAS
Telecommunications Equipment Rack JXEQ
Fax Machine JXF
High Powered Loud Speaker JXH
Fibre Optic Transceiver JXIX
Fibre Optic Transceiver Subrack JXIXSR
Low powered Loud Speaker JXL
Medium powered Loud Speaker JXM
Patch Panel JXPP
Radar JXR
Remote Control(s) JXRC
Telephone Socket JXSK
Channel Switch JXS
Telephone JXT
Telephone Booth JXTA
Telephone Bell JXTB
Telephone explosion proof JXTE
Telephone Hood JXTH
Fiber Optic Terminal Equipment JXTL
Telephone Relay JXTR
Telephone Lamp or Beacon Flashing JXTS
Cable TV Antenna JXTV
Miscellaneous Telecommunications Equipment & Systems JXU
16.2.1 Identification of Fire and Gas Detection Devices Installed in Process Plants/Sub
Stations shall be as follows:
24-GDT-03-0001
16.2.2 Serial numbers will be unique in each group of devices having the same Area code the
same device code and the same fire zone number or Sub Station sequential number.
24-SDO-4101-01/01
24-SDO-4101-01/02 etc.
16.3 Identification of Fire and Gas Detection Devices Installed in Buildings/ Living
Quarters as Multi-Circuits per Fire Zone
16.3.1 Identification of Fire and Gas Detection Devices installed in Buildings/Living Quarters
as Multi-Circuits per Fire Zone shall be as shown in the following example:
24 - SDO - *0024-03-01-01
The above example indicates a line monitoring circuit connected to Fire and Gas Panel
Tagged 24-FGP-0024. Refer to Section (12.6).
* For Buildings outside Plant Battery Limits this sequence number will be that for the
Fire Alarm Panel (See Section 12.6 Table 10)
16.3.2 The fire zone identification shall be a two digit identifier starting at 01 and rising in
increments of one for each classified fire zone area.
16.3.3 The circuit identification shall be a two-digit identifier starting at 01 and rising in
increments of one for each separate circuit chain. Note that Each Fire and Gas Panel
or Fire Alarm Panel will have its own set of individual circuits. The first device in the
circuit will be suffixed 01 the second 02 etc. The last device in line monitoring circuits
will be suffixed with the letters EOL to identify the fitted end of line resistor.
The above example indicates a line monitoring circuit connected to Fire and Gas Panel
Tagged 24-FGP-0024. Refer to Section (12.6).
* For Buildings outside Plant Battery Limits this sequence number will be that of the
Fire Alarm Panel (See Section 12.6 Table 10)
See section 17.0 for Fire and Gas Devices installed in Wellhead areas.
16.6 Identification of Fire and Gas Cables, Junction Boxes, Panels and Cabinets
16.6.2 For Fire and Gas Junction Boxes see to section (12.4)
17.2 The Equipment installed Wellheads are set as standard. Users of this Standard shall
complete the listing of standard allocated tag numbers by inserting the appropriate Well
type code and well Number on the template (See Appendix E1, E2, F, G, H, I1, I2, and
I3). The same shall be submitted with the applicable Tag request. Native file formats
of these templates are available from Operations Engineering OEE (D) on request.
17.3 AutoCAD Standard Templates of Typical Tags for Wellhead P&ID’s are illustrated as
below:
Appendix J1 - Typical P&ID Wellhead PWI Wells Type 1 Pressure bleed line with
GLV valves
Appendix J1 - Typical P&ID Wellhead PWI Wells Type 2 Pressure bleed line with
BV valves
Appendix K - Typical P&ID Wellhead Gas Lift Wells
Appendix L - Typical P&ID Wellhead Water Source Wells
Appendix M - Typical P&ID Wellhead Re-Circulation Wells
Appendix N1 - Typical P&ID Wellhead Type 1 With Hydraulic Wellhead Control
Panel, Pressure bleed line with GLV valves
Appendix N2 - Typical P&ID Wellhead Oil Wells – Type 2 With Hydraulic Wellhead
Control Panel, Pressure bleed line with BV valves
Appendix N3 - Typical P&ID Wellhead Oil Wells – Type 3 Without Hydraulic
Wellhead Control Panel, Pressure bleed line with BV valves
Table 15: Well Type Codes
Note:
For the stand alone facilities outside from the stations, will be numbered according to
Table 16 and 17
12-4020-0001-6”-GP
31-MAN-001-0001-6”-GP
12-M1-PT-0001
19.2 Mobile Equipment shall be identified as department wise ownership by prefixing the
equipment letter code by department code. See Table 18.
19.3 Equipment Letter codes for mobile equipment shall be made up of equipment letter
codes defined throughout this Standard by prefixing the code with letter M, other
specific letter codes are defined in Table 19 as below .Example of mobile equipment
tag is shown in the following example:
*Code is derived from codes in this Standard with addition of Prefix M, other specific
codes (not included in this Standard) are shown in Table 19 below.
19.4 For Mobile skids (OED-MA-0001) only the skid will be tagged and not the internal
components.
Flat Number
Note:
For housing such has: Bungalow, Duplex House, and alike i.e. without “Flat number”
the equipment will be numbered as above by omitting Flat number.
All items of equipment inside the housing shall be assigned internally by the Project
team/Asset Holder as applicable in accordance with the above format.
14-BCR-0001
DESCRIPTION CODE
Air Compressor Building BAC
Parking Bay Shed BCP
Central Control Building BCR
Chemical Storage Shed BCS
Colling Tower Structure BCW
Gate / Guard House BGH
Generator Shed BGS
Lay down Area BLA
Mosque BMQ
Workshop BMW
Pump Station BPH
Storage Building, Ware House BST
Telecom/Telemetry Building BTE
Miscellaneous Building/Shelter BMB
Equipment Building/Room BER
Civil components in Manifolds AREAS will be tagged by prefixing the civil component
tag with the manifold number, see section (18 Table 16, 17)) as shown in the
following example:
12-4020-UGF-0001
Civil components in Wellhead areas will be tagged by prefixing the civil component tag
with the Well type and well number as shown in the below example.
DKW075 – UGF – 101
14-SBR-0001
Specialized Equipment
(Table 22)
DESCRIPTION CODE
AEROBIC SLUDGE DIGESTER ASD
SBR DECANTER DEC
GRIT CLASSIFIERS GC
INLET CHAMBER ICH
SCREENING WASHING & COMPACTOR MXS
PARSHALL FLUME PF
SEQUENCE BATCH REACTORS SBR
SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR BASINS SBRB
SLUDGE DRYING BEDS SDB
SLUDGE DEWATERING SDG
MANHOLE UMH
PEN STOCK UPK
UV DISINFECTION UNIT UVU
VORTEX GRIT TRAP VG
FAHSM4 (FAHS Lift Gas Manifold Station 13-A-4034) J DSFG5J : Valve Station J (FSDS) 6D QPAA : QP Administration Area
FAHS : Manifold Area DSFG5K : Valve Station K QPSFA : QP Support Facilities Area
K
FAHM : Fahahil Main (Desalination Fuel Gas Supply Station) SFAVI : Service Facilities Area Vehicle Inspection
6E
FAHMM1 (FAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 14-A-5227) L DSFG5L : Valve Station L (WHTP-L/H)
SFAEES : Service Facilities Area Emergency Equipment Storage
FAHMM2 (FAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 14-A-5228) M DSFG5M : Valve Station M
4
FAHMM3 (FAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 14-A-5229) N DSFG5N : Valve Station N 6F DWS : Dukhan Water Sports
FAHM : Manifold Area East Side Pig Receiver Station (16” Loop Line along Gas Operations 6G Dukhan Desalination Plant
P
FAHM : Manifold Area West Side Arab-D injection header – Plot 8) 6P New Data Center and Project Building at QPAA
5 FHGL : Fahahil North Lift Gas Compressor Station 6 Khuff Plants 1 KGPN : Khuff – Point N 6T "IT" Disaster Recovery Building at Dukhan
2 Khatiyah KAHN : Khatiyah North 2 KGPU : Khuff – Point “U” & “U1” 7 All Water Services located outside Oil & Gas Plants
KAHNM1 (KAHN Lift Gas Manifold Station 22-A-4201) 3 KGK1 : Khuff Gas Point K1 7P Water Pumping Station
KAHNM2 (KAHN Lift Gas Manifold Station 22-A-4202) 4 KGK2 : Khuff Gas Point K2 7S New Sewage Water Pumping Station
KAHNM3 (KAHN Lift Gas Manifold Station 22-A-4203) 5 KGK3 : Khuff Gas Point K3 7T Tank Area at Jabel
2 KAHNM4 (KAHN Lift Gas Manifold Station 22-A-4204) 6 KGK4 : Khuff Gas Point K4 All facilities located inside Dukhan Township, including DWCC
8 (Dukhan Water Control Center), except Water & Sewage Services;
KAHNM5 (KAHN Lift Gas Manifold Station 22-A-4205) 7 KGK5 : Khuff Gas Point K5 as follows:
KAHN : Manifold Area West Side 8 KGK6 : Khuff Gas Point K6 8A Al Sidra Mess Hall
KAHN : Manifold Area East Side Offplots/ LBV Station 8B Beach House
KAHN : Additional Oil Inlet Manifolds DOVS1 (Mile 32 Oil Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8C Cinema Dukhan
KAHS : Khatiyah South DOVS2 (KM 6.2 Oil Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8D DOMB (Dukhan Operations Management Building Area)
KAHSM1 (KAHS Lift Gas Manifold Station 23-A-4719) DOVS3 (Mile 42 Oil Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8E DES / DESS (Dukhan English School /Primary and Secondary)
KAHSM2 (KAHS Lift Gas Manifold Station 23-A-4720) DOVS4 (Mile 52 Oil Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8F Fire Station Dukhan Township
3
KAHSM3 (KAHS Lift Gas Manifold Station 23-A-4721) GHIPPS1 (Gas HIPPS Station) NF – Gas Operations (ARAB D) 8G DGC (Dukhan Golf Course)
KAHSM4 (KAHS Lift Gas Manifold Station 23-A-4722) DCVS1 (Mile 26-1 Condensate Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8H Security Gates and Guard House
KAHS : Manifold Area CVFSRG1 (Mile 40 Condensate Valve Station FSP - NGL) 8J JRC (Jinnan Recreation Center)
KAHM : Khatiyah Main CVFSRG2 (Mile 48 Condensate Valve Station FSP - NGL) 8L Al-Lewan Mess Hall
KAHMM1 (KAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 24-A-5227) DCVS2 (Mile 26-2 Condensate Valve Station) UBAB - MES 8M Medical Center Dukhan
9
KAHMM2 (KAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 24-A-5228) DCVS3 (Mile 40 Condensate Valve Station) Gas Operations (ARAB 8N New Community Center
4
KAHMM3 (KAHM Lift Gas Manifold Station 24-A-5229) D) - MES 8R DRC (Dukhan Recreation Center)
KAHM : W est Manifold DCVS4 (Mile 48 Condensate Valve Station) Gas Operations (ARAB 8S Township Substations
KAHM : East Manifold D) - MES 8T Township outdoor lighting
4A KMWPSA : Khatiyah Main Potable Water Pump Station A RGLBV1 (Dukhan, LB1 Valve Station On Gas Operations (Arab D- 8U DTS-1 (33kV Substation)
JALMM3 (JALM Lift Gas Manifold Station 31-A-4921) RGLBV3 (Dukhan, LB3 Valve Station On Gas Operations (Arab D- PFC-DTS2 (88X-BU-0001) : Power Factor Correction
8X
JALMM4 (JALM Lift Gas Manifold Station 31-A-4922) NGL4) (PFC Capacitor Bank) Building at DTS-2
1
JALMM5 (JALM Lift Gas Manifold Station 31-A-4923) 9A DRNGL1A : Dukhan Raw NGL - Valve Station 1A All Facilities located within QP Concession areas around Dukhan -
9
JALMM6 (JALM Lift Gas Manifold Station 31-A-4001) 9B DRNGL1B : Dukhan Raw NGL - Valve Station 1B Doha Road after 1st Roundabout except SWTP; as follows:
JALM : East Manifold A KHGA : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant A 9A DSSAFS : Fire Station near DSSA
JALM : South Manifold B KHGB : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant B 9B Zikreet School for Boys
JALM : North Manifold C KHGC : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant C 9C Zikreet School for Girls
DYAB : Diyab D KHGD : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant D 9D Hospital Dukhan (Cuban Hospital)
DYAB : Oil Inlet Manifold Skid No. 1 DD Pig Launcher Station (16” Header Pipeline near KHGD, Plot 1) 9E DSSA : Dukhan Support Facilities Area
2
DYAB : Oil Inlet Manifold Skid No. 2 E KHGE : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant E 9F New DSSA Area
DYAB : Oil Inlet Manifold Skid No. 3 G KHGG : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant G PFC-ZK (89G-BU-0001) : Power Factor Correction
9G
3 UBAB : Umm Bab Pumping Station H KHGH : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant H (PFC Capacitor Bank) Building at Zekreet Substation
3A UBWPSA : Umm Bab Potable Water Pump Station A L KHGL : Khuff Wellhead Treatment Plant L 9Z ZKSS : Zikreet Substation
4 Umm Bab S.S. LL MANHL : New Manifold area between KHGH & KHGL CONTINUED ABOVE-RIGHT
PFC-UB (34A-BU-0001) : Power Factor Correction (PFC Capacitor 7 North Field T ie-Ins PR1FNF: New Pig Receiver for NF Injection Header
4A 1
Bank) Building at Umm Bab Substation (inside fence of HIPPS Area)
5 UBSEC (Ummbab Security Bldg) 4 Inlet Manifold / Offplots (Previously Procedure 234)
2 PW02 : Power Water Injection – PS 2 PL1FNF : New Pig Launcher Station for NF Injection Header
A
3 PW03 : Power Water Injection – PS 3 (Outside, fence of NFIS Station)
Burner, Analyser Alarm High-High AAHH Hand Pressure Control Valve PCV Vibration Element VE
B - Status Display User's Choice User's Choice
Combustion Analyser Alarm Low AAL Hand Control Valve HCV Pressure Controller PC Vibration Transmitter VT
Conductivity Analyser Alarm Low-Low AALL Hand Indicating Controller HIC Pressure Converter PY Vibration Switch VS
C - - Control Close
(Electrical) Analyser Element AE Pressure Differential Alarm High PDAH Miscellaneous
Hand Switch
HS
Analyser Indicator AI (covered by Electrical Table 5 ) Pressure Differential Alarm Low PDAL Alarm Miscellaneous XA
Density or Specific
D Differential - - Deviation
Gravity Analyser Indicator Transmitter AIT Hand Solenoid Valve - No such Item Conductivity Cell CE
Pressure Differential Indicating
please check This would be HS or HZ PDIC
Analyser Recorder Controller ARC HSV Controller Loop Isolator LIS
Sensor, (Primary which would initiate the solenoid Valve
E Voltage (EMF) - - -
Element) Cell Analyser Switch AS for local valve shutdown Maintenance Override Switch MOS
Pressure Differential Indicating
PDIT
Analyser Switch High ASH Level Transmitter Miscellaneous Indicator XI
F Flow, Flow Rate Ratio (Fraction) - - -
Analyser Switch Low ASL Level Alarm High LAH Pressure Differential Indicator PDI Quantity Transmitter (Totalise) QT
Glass, Gauge, Analyser Transmitter AT Level Alarm High-High LAHH Pressure Differential Switch High PDSH Restriction Orifice RO
G Position, Running - - -
Viewing Device Density Level Alarm Low LAL Pressure Differential Switch Low PDSL Single Loop Programmable Controller SLPC
Hand (manually Density Element DE Level Alarm Low-Low LALL Pressure Differential Transmitter PDT Solenoid Valve General (Not installed in
H - - - High SOV
initiated) Density Indicator DI Level Control LC Pressure Indicating Transmitter PIT Instrument Loop)
Density Indicator Controller DIC Level Control Valve LCV Pressure Indicator (Pressure Gauge) PI Solenoid Valve installed on Blow Down
I Current (Electrical) - Indicate - - BSV
Density Transmitter DT Level Converter/Transducer LY Pressure Recorder PR Valve
Flow Level Element LE Pressure Recorder Controller PRC Solenoid Valve Shutdown SSV
J Power - Scan - -
Flow Alarm High FAH Level Gauge LG Pressure Solenoid Valve PSV Torque Switch high TQH
Time rate of Flow Alarm High-High FAHH Level Indicating Transmitter LIT Pressure Switch PS Torque Switch high alarm TQAH
K Time, Schedule - Control Station -
change Flow Alarm Low FAL Level Indicator LI Pressure Switch High PSH Vacuum Leak Detector VLD
Flow Alarm Low-Low FALL Level Indicator Controller LIC Pressure Switch High-High PSHH
L Level - Light, Lamp - Low
Flow Control FC Level Recorder LR Pressure Switch Low PSL
Middle, Flow Control Valve FCV Level Recording Controller LRC Pressure Switch Low-Low PSLL
M Moisture Momentary - -
Intermediate Flow Differential Alarm High FDAH Level Solenoid Valve LSV Pressure Transmitter PT
Flow Differential Alarm High-High FDAHH Level Switch LS Speed
N User's Choice - User's Choice User's Choice User's Choice
Flow Differential Alarm Low FDAL Level Switch High LSH Speed Alarm Switch Low SASL
Flow Differential Switch Low FDSL Level Switch High-High LSHH Speed Controller SC
O User's Choice - Orifice (RO) - Open
Flow Element FE Level Switch Low LSL Speed Indicator SI
Point (Test), Flow Indicating Transmitter FIT Level Switch Low-Low LSLL Speed Indicator Controller SIC
P Pressure, Vacuum - - -
Connection Flow Indicator FI Level Transmitter LT Speed Sensing Element SSE
Flow Indicator Controller FIC Moisture Speed Switch SSW
Q Quantity Integrate, Totalise Integrate, Totalise - -
Flow Integrate Controller FQC Moisture Cell ME Temperature
Recorder, Flow Integrate Indicator or Flow Meter Moisture Indicator MI Temperature Alarm High TAH
R Radiation - - Run FQI
Recording (Multiphase) Moisture Indicator Transmitter MIT Temperature Alarm High-High TAHH
Switch (sequence Flow Integrate Recorder FQR Position Temperature Alarm Low TAL
S Speed, Frequency - - Stop
control) Flow Orifice FO Position Alarm ZA Temperature Alarm Low-Low TALL
Flow Position Alarm Close FZAC Position Element ZE Temperature Controller TC
T Temperature - - Transmitting -
Flow Position Alarm Open FZAO Position Indicating Controller ZIC Temperature Control Valve TCV
Flow Position Indicator FZI Position Indicator ZI Temperature Element TE
U Function Blocks - Multifunction Multifunction Multifunction
Flow Position Transmitter FZT Position Limit Switch Close ZSC Temperature Indicator TI
Vibration, Flow Recorder FR Temperature Indicating Controller TIC
Valve, Damper, Position Limit Switch Close
V Mechanical - - - ZLC
Louver Flow Recording Controller FRC Lamp/Indicator Temperature Indicating Transmitter TIT
Analysis
Flow Relay/ Computer/ Converter FY Position Limit Switch Open ZSO Temperature Recorder TR
W Weight, Force - Well - -
Flow Sight Glass Position Limit Switch Open Temperature Switch TS
FG ZLO
(covered by Mechanical Table 2) Lamp/Indicator Temperature Switch High TSH
Unclassified, Unclassified,
X X-Axis Unclassified Unclassified
Miscellaneous Accessory Devices Flow Solenoid Valve FSV Position Switch ZS Temperature Switch High-High TSHH
Relay, Computer, Flow Switch FS Position Transmitter ZT Temperature Switch Low TSL
Event. State,
Y Y-Axis - Converter, -
Presence Flow Switch High FSH Pressure Temperature Switch Low-Low TSLL
Transducer
Driver, Actuator, Flow Switch High-High FSHH Pressure Alarm High PAH Temperature Transducer TY
Position, Emergency, Safety
Z Z-Axis Final Control -
Dimension Action Flow Switch Low FSL Pressure Alarm High-High PAHH Temperature Transmitter TT
Element,
Continued Above-Right Continued Above-Right Continued Above-Right
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APPENDIX E1: PWI WELLS – TYPE 1 PRESSURE BLEED LINE WITH GLV VALVES
(Contd.)
MECHANICAL TYPICAL TAGS FOR PWI WELLS (Continuation)
SI. WELL
TAG NUMBER SIZE VALVE TYPE LOCATION REMARKS
NO. NO.
DOUBLE
24 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-111 2" BLOCK & PI-103 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
25 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-112 2" BLOCK & PI-102 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
26 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-113 2" BLOCK & PIT-101 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
27 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-117 1" BLOCK & PI-104 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
28 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-119 1” BLOCK & PIT-104 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
29 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-122 1" BLOCK & PT-105 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
30 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-124 1” BLOCK & PIT-105 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
31 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-129 1” BLOCK & PIT-106 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
DOUBLE
32 DK-NNN DKNNN-DBV-141 2" BLOCK & PIT-103 ISOLATION
BLEED VALVE
CORROSION MAIN INJECTION
33 DK-NNN DKNNN-CC-102 -
COUPON LINE
SAFETY MAIN INJECTION
34 DK-NNN DKNNN-SRV-101 3/4"
RELEIF VALVE LINE
MAIN INJECTION
35 DK-NNN DKNNN-CHV-101 4" CHOKE VALVE
LINE
4 NON-RETURN MAIN INJECTION
36 DK-NNN DKNNN-NRV-101
1/16" VALVE LINE
SCALE MAIN INJECTION
37 DK-NNN DKNNN-CC-101 -
COUPON LINE
APPENDIX E1: PWI WELLS – TYPE 1 PRESSURE BLEED LINE WITH GLV VALVES
(Contd.)
INSTRUMENTATION TYPICAL TAGS FOR PWI WELLS
SI. WELL
TAG NUMBER SIZE VALVE TYPE LOCATION REMARKS
NO. NO.
38 DK-NNN DKNNN-GLV-125 2” GLOBE VALE BLEED LINE
PRESSURE ABOVE X-MAS
39 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-101 -
INDICATOR TREE
PRESSURE
40 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-102 - PI IN MAIN LINE
INDICATOR
PRESSURE
41 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-103 - PI IN MAIN LINE
INDICATOR
PRESSURE
42 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-104 - BLEED LINE
INDICATOR
PRESSURE
43 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-105 - BLEED LINE
INDICATOR
PRESSURE
44 DKNNN DKNNN-PI-106 - BLEED LINE
INDICATOR
PRESSURE
45 DKNNN DKNNN-PIT-101 - INDICATING PIT MAIN LINE
TRANSMITTER
PRESSURE
46 DKNNN DKNNN-PIT-103 - INDICATING PIT MAIN LINE
TRANSMITTER
PRESSURE
47 DKNNN DKNNN-PIT-104 - INDICATING PIT BLEED LINE
TRANSMITTER
PRESSURE
48 DKNNN DKNNN-PIT-105 - INDICATING PIT BLEED LINE
TRANSMITTER
PRESSURE
49 DKNNN DKNNN-PIT-106 - INDICATING PIT BLEED LINE
TRANSMITTER
RESTRICTION
50 DKNNN DKNNN-RO-101 - BLEED LINE
ORIFICE
RESTRICTION
51 DKNNN DKNNN-RO-102 - BLEED LINE
ORIFICE
RESTRICTION
52 DKNNN DKNNN-RO-103 - BLEED LINE
ORIFICE
FLOW
53 DKNNN DKNNN-FQI-101 - MAIN LINE
ANALYSIZER
FLOW
54 DKNNN DKNNN-FIT-101 - INDICATING MAIN LINE
TRANSMITTER
APPENDIX E2: PWI WELLS – TYPE 2 PRESSURE BLEED LINE WITH BV VALVES
APPENDIX E2: PWI WELLS – TYPE 2 PRESSURE BLEED LINE WITH BV VALVES (Contd.)
APPENDIX E2: PWI WELLS – TYPE 2 PRESSURE BLEED LINE WITH BV VALVES
(Contd.)
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Remarks :
Nil.