SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0050-0 - Job Specification For Rotating Machines

PROJECT SHAHEEN Project
PLANT Steam Cracker & Polymer Complex, TC2C
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION
FOR
JOB SPECIFICATION FOR ROTATING MACHINES
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0050
ES NO. G-101
0 30-Nov-2021 H. Kulkarni P. Bam T. Hulme Issued for Design

B 11-Aug-2020 A. Ricevuti E. Smithberger A. Ricevuti Issued for Review
A 26-Jul-2020 A. Ricevuti E. Smithberger Issued for Discipline Review
REV. DATE Prepared By Checked By Approved By Remark
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SHAHEEN PROJECT PAGE 2 OF 56
*REVISION HISTORY SHEET*

REV.NO. DATE DESCRIPTION
A 26-Jul-2020 Issued for Discipline Review
B 11-Aug-2020 Issued for Review
0 30-Nov-2021 Issued for Design

(Document re-numbered. Was SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-00050.)
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*CONTENTS*
*REVISION HISTORY SHEET* .................................................................................................................................... 2
DEFINITIONS ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
1. GENERAL ...................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. DESIGN LIFE ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
3. SITE CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 9
4. UTILITY CONDITIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 10
5. PROVEN EQUIPMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 11
6. ALTERNATIVE DESIGN ...................................................................................................................................... 12
7. MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 13
8. MEASURING SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................................... 15
9. DESIGN PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ..................................................................................................... 16
10. PRESSURE VESSELS ....................................................................................................................................... 17
11. HEAT EXCHANGERS ......................................................................................................................................... 18
12. PIPING DESIGN AND CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................. 19
13. INSTRUMENTATION........................................................................................................................................... 21
14. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................ 22
15. GROUNDING OF EQUIPMENT .......................................................................................................................... 23
16. WINTERIZATION................................................................................................................................................. 24
17. NOISE .................................................................................................................................................... 25
18. SPARE PARTS .................................................................................................................................................... 26
19. SPECIAL TOOLS ................................................................................................................................................ 27
20. PAINTING .................................................................................................................................................... 28
21. PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT ....................................................................................................................... 29
22. DOCUMENTATION ............................................................................................................................................. 30
23. NUMBERING OF EQUIPMENT .......................................................................................................................... 31
24. VENDOR’S EXPATRIATES ................................................................................................................................. 32
APPENDIX A. LOCAL GAUGE BOARD (TYPICAL) .......................................................................................... 33
APPENDIX B. STANDARD SPARE PARTS LIST .............................................................................................. 35
APPENDIX C. SHAFT SEAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................. 47
APPENDIX D. COUPLING COVER & SAFETY COVER REQUIREMENT ....................................................... 54
APPENDIX E. DUTY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VENDOR SUPERVISOR FOR THE ROTATING
MACHINERY. .............................................................................................................................. 56
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DEFINITIONS
S-OIL S-OIL Corporation, the owner of the PROJECT
Purchaser Individual or organization that issues the purchase order and specifications to
the vendor. The purchaser may be the owner of the plant in which the
equipment is to be installed or the owner’s appointed agent
Vendor The Persons and Firms from whom EQUIPMENT are purchased
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1. GENERAL
1.1. Scope
This specification, which supplements the other Engineering Specifications for mechanical rotating
equipment, covers common requirements for Rotating Machines, auxiliaries and materials.
This specification does not apply to stand-alone pressure vessels, heat exchangers or other equipment
which is not part of a rotating machinery package.
1.2. Conflicting Requirements

In case that conflicts exist between the Requisition data sheets, the engineering specifications and other
referenced Codes and Standards, priority shall be given in the following order:
1. Local Regulations
2. Licensor’s Specification, if any
3. Data sheets/Specifications
4. Referenced Codes and Standards
Where there are conflicts between applicable Engineering Specifications, such conflicts shall be reported
to Purchaser in writing at the proposal stage. Unless otherwise specified, the most severe requirement as
interpreted by purchaser shall be applied. If priority is different from requisition, requirement on the
requisition will govern.
1.3. Referenced Engineering Specifications and Procedures

Related Engineering Specifications to supplement this specification are as follows:
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0035 (D-101) Pressure Vessels
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0023 (D-202) Inspection and Test of Vessels and Heat Exchangers
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0013 (E-101) Heat Exchangers
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0001 (E-104) Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0033 (E-112) Plate Heat Exchangers
SHAHEEN-COM-IC-SPC-0019 (K-101X) Instrumentation for Package Equipment
SHAHEEN-COM-IC-SPC-0011 (K-201) Inspection and Tests of Instruments
SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0021 (N-107) Electrical Facilities Forming Part of a Package Unit
SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0013 (N-111) Induction Motors
SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0015 (N-113) Synchronous Motors
SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0033 (N-201) Inspection and Tests of Electrical Equipment
SHAHEEN-COM-EN-SPC-0001 (R-104) Noise Control
SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0004 (O-301) Painting
SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0002 (O-304) Inspection of Painting
SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0003 (R-453-1) Shipping Instructions
SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0004 (R-453-2) Packing & Marking Instructions
SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0017 (R-503) Rust Preventive Instruction
SHAHEEN-COM-PE-SPC-0006 (H-103) Piping Material
SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0001 (AA-001) Basic Engineering Design Data (BEDD)
SHAHEEN-COM-PR-PHL-0008 Winterization Philosophy
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SHAHEEN-COM-PR-PHL-0001 Battery Limit and Isolation Philosophy

SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0013 (L-101) Thermal Insulation Design
SHAHEEN-COM-PE-SPC-0010 (H-107) Steam Tracing Piping
SHAHEEN-COM-DM-SPC-0002 Tag Numbering Specification
1.4. Applicable international standards

The equipment and appurtenant facilities shall comply with the latest editions of the codes, standards and
guides called by the individual specifications. Should there not be a dedicated specification for a piece of
equipment, Vendor shall make reference to the applicable international standard published by one of the
entities below. Where a conflict exists among the codes, the most stringent clause shall govern.
ASTM American Society for Testing Material
API American Petroleum institute
ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ANSI American National Standards Institute
AWS American Welding Society
TEMA Tubular Exchanger Manufactures Association
HEI Heat Exchanger Institute Standards
NEC National Electrical Code
NEMA National Electrical Manufactures Association
NESC National Electrical Safety Code
IEC International Electrochemical Commission
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
AISI American Iron and Steel Institute
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
ISA International Society for Measurement and Control
NACE National Association of Corrosion Engineers
HIS Hydraulic Institute Standard
SIS Swedish Standard for Surface Preparation
SSPC Steel Structure Painting Council
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration
AMCA Air Moving and Conditioning Association
ISO International Organization for Standardization
AGMA American Gear Manufacturers Association
In addition to the above, other codes (JIS, KS, or DIN etc.) could be applied with Purchaser’s written
approval.
1.5. Local regulations

The following specific codes are designated, together with any state or local codes or laws which shall
supplement the above. The application work for Government approval will be done by S-OIL. Vendor shall
submit all the documentation required for the application.
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Description Applicable Code Korean Regulation
(1) Engineering Standard S-OIL’s Standard -
(2) National Standard ASME / ANSI -
(3) Material Specification ASTM -
* Other Specification, such as JIS, KS, or DIN etc. could be applicable with S-OIL’s written approval.
(4) Petroleum Industry Code API -
(5) Pressure Vessel and Boiler Code ASME HPGSCA, EURA
(6) Heat Exchanger Standard TEMA, HEI, API HPGSCA, EURA
(7) Electrical Code NEMA, IEC, NEC, IEEE Electricity Business Act
(8) Instruments NEC, API, ANSI, ASTM, ISA, -
NEMA
(9) Piping ASME / ANSI HPGSCA
(10) Painting SSPC, SIS -

(11) Safety & Fire Fighting NFPA, OSHA ISHA, HPGSCA,
Framework Act on Fire
Services
(12) Noise OSHA ISHA
(13) Rotating Equipment API, ANSI, AGMA, ISO, HIS, -
ASME, AMCA, IEC
(14) Thread Standard UNIFY -
* Stud Bolts for piping shall be the hex heavy semi-finished series per ANSI B.18.2.
* Equipment bolting may be as per VENDOR’s standards.
(15) Pollution API AWQEP
NOTE HPGSCA High-Pressure Gas Safety Control Act

EURA Energy Use Rationalization Act
ISHA Industrial Safety and Health Act
AWQEP Clean Air Conservation Act, Water Quality Conservation Act
The above Codes, Standards and specifications shall be followed, except when other codes, standards
and specifications are approved by Purchaser.
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2. DESIGN LIFE
Equipment and piping shall be designed for design life as indicated on SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-
0001 (AA-001) or for minimum 20 years in case not specified.
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3. SITE CONDITIONS
The details of Site Conditions shall be in accordance with Basic Engineering Design Data,
SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0001 (AA-001).
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4. UTILITY CONDITIONS
The details of Utility Conditions shall be in accordance with Basic Engineering Design Data,
SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0001 (AA-001).
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5. PROVEN EQUIPMENT
Vendor shall furnish S-OIL with proven equipment. Proven equipment is defined as one which
has been in continuous operation elsewhere for minimum two years without major breakdowns
on similar duty under similar conditions. Use of unproven, prototype, or first-off equipment shall
be prohibited. Evidence shall be disclosed by Vendor, whenever required, to prove that the
equipment offered complies with this requirement. Vendor shall demonstrate that design has at
least two years successful operating experience at the size/capacity and service required.
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6. ALTERNATIVE DESIGN
VENDOR may offer alternative designs if their standard system and components are not in strict
accordance with this specification. Vendor shall include deviation list explaining every deviation
and detailing alternative designs in their proposal. Any deviations or alternative designs not
approved by Purchaser will not be permitted.
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7. MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
7.1. Materials of construction shall comply with codes and standards specified in Section 1, or
comparable ones. Comparable materials shall be approved by Purchaser. Vendor shall fully
describe the comparability of the material including chemical composition and the physical
properties in their proposal for Purchaser’s approval.
7.2. Piping material shall be selected to be adequate for service requirements. Vendor shall submit
piping material specifications to Purchaser for approval.
7.3. Corrosion Allowance

The following corrosion allowance shall be applied to the design unless otherwise specified on the
datasheet.
1. Pressure Retaining Equipment
a. Carbon Steel
Minimum corrosion allowance (CA): 3 mm (1/8”)
b. H2S Resistant Carbon Steel
c. Low Alloy Steel (up to 2 ¼ % Cr included)
d. Low Alloy Steel (above 2 ¼ % Cr and up to 9 % Cr included)
Minimum corrosion allowance (CA): 1.5 mm (1/16”)
e. Stainless Steel (11 % Cr and above)
Minimum corrosion allowance (CA): 0.75 mm (1/32”)
f. High Alloy and Non Ferrous material
Minimum corrosion allowance (CA): 0 mm
2. Piping (except for auxiliary piping)
a. Carbon Steel
Corrosion
Allowance
Non-corrosive environment 1.6 mm (*1)

Compressed Air, Nitrogen, Dry Hydrocarbon, etc. 3.0 mm (*1)
Mildly-corrosive environment
1.6 mm
Cooling water, Humid Hydrocarbons, Steam, etc.
Moderately -corrosive environment

5 mm
Sour Water, Wet Sour Gas, Amines, Caustics, etc.
Severely -corrosive environment

Aerated water, Hot Sulfur or Sulfide (greater than 260°C), Wet Salts, 6 mm
Wet CO2 (ambient temperature), Hot Steam (greater than 540°C), etc.
*1: Refer to SHAHEEN-COM-PE-SPC-0006 (H-103) for details of the corrosion allowance for piping.
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b. Other Materials
Corrosion Allowance
1.6 mm (*2)
Low Alloy Steel (up to 9 % Cr included)
3 mm (*2)
Stainless Steel (11 % Cr and above) 0.75 mm
High Alloy and Non Ferrous material 0 mm
*2: Refer to SHAHEEN-COM-PE-SPC-0006 (H-103) for details of the corrosion allowance for piping.
3. Auxiliary piping shall be in accordance with Tables 1 to 6 of Part 1 of API Standard 614.
7.4. Corrosion resistant material selection shall be considered as the responsibility of Vendor. Materials
will be expected to last for the life of the unit which is specified on the datasheet or in SHAHEEN-
COM-EM-SPC-0001 (AA-001).
7.5. Asbestos shall not be used.

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8. MEASURING SYSTEM
8.1. SI units shall be applied as measuring system as defined in SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0001 (AA-
001).
8.2. English unit, (NPS) shall apply to nominal sizes of piping components.
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9. DESIGN PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE

9.1. Design pressure for pressure vessels and heat exchangers shall be determined as follows:
1. Whichever is greater from
P max. op. (MPaG)
P maximum operating + 0.15 MPa P max. op. < 1.5
P maximum operating x 1.1 1.5 ≤ P max. op. ≤ 10.0
P maximum operating + 1.0 MPa P max. op. > 10.0
Flare header design pressure if the vessel is connected to flare system
Pump shut off pressure when vessels are full of liquid and blocked outlet condition is expected
2. Vessel normally operated under vacuum and possible vacuum shall be designed for full vacuum. Vessels
designed for internal pressure shall be designed also for external pressure of 0.051 MPaA at 150 °C. Refer
Specification of pressure vessels SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0035 (D-101), for details.
3. Minimum pressure: 0.35 MPaG with the following note: This pressure may be increased if required by flare
header back pressure.
9.2. Design temperature for pressure vessels and heat exchangers shall be determined as follows:
1. Upper Design Temperature, in absence of any other specific criteria shall be:
 set at 15 °C above the maximum operating temperature for general equipment
 or 25 °C above the maximum operating temperature for feed/effluent exchanger of reaction section
 The minimum upper design temperature shall be 80 °C.
2. Lower Design Temperature
 For operating temperatures below 0 °C, the minimum design temperature shall be the minimum operating
temperature minus 5 °C or minimum ambient temperature (-18 °C) whichever is lower.
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10. PRESSURE VESSELS

Pressure vessels shall be designed in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0035 (D-101),
unless otherwise specified. ASME code stamp is not required unless required by local regulations
or specified in datasheet.
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11. HEAT EXCHANGERS

11.1. Fouling Factor (Unit : m2°C/kW)
1. Fouling factor for process fluid will be specified by Licensor/ Purchaser
2. Fouling factor for Utility
Cooling Water 0.344 (Cooling tower circulation water)
Steam 0.17
Tempered Water 0.17
BFW 0.17
Sea Water 0.26
Indirect Cooling Water 0.17
3. Cleanliness factor for steam surface condenser: 0.85
11.2. The normal oversizing is 10% but can be adjusted with Purchaser’s approval.
Heat Exchangers for process gas service shall be designed in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-
ME-SPC-0013 (E-101), SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0001 (E-104), SHAHEEN-COM-ME-SPC-0033
(E-112) unless otherwise specified.
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12. PIPING DESIGN AND CONNECTIONS

12.1. Piping or nozzle connections shall be terminated with flanges. The size and rating of the flange
connections shall conform to the Purchaser drawings or datasheets and to SHAHEEN-COM-PE-
SPC-0006 (H-103).
12.2. Piping and Design

12.2.1. Control valves shall be provided with by-pass valves and isolation valves wherever manual control via the
by-pass valves is possible and practical. Details of the requirements for by-pass valves are in SHAHEEN-
COM-PR-PHL-0001 Battery Limit and Isolation Philosophy.
12.2.2. Relief valve discharge to atmosphere shall be located far from the working area.
12.2.3. Relief valves shall be provided without stop valve.
12.2.4. Piping shall be provided with a valved drain connection with end plug or cap at each low point or pocket
including bearing housing drain, and shall be provided with a vent at each high point.
12.2.5. Supports shall be provided for all piping in order to sustain the weight of piping system without restricting
freedom to thermal expansion movement. The supports shall be completely fabricated in VENDOR’s shop
prior to shipment.
12.2.6. Piping within VENDOR’s scope of supply shall be as complete as possible with consideration for
transporting limitations or to connecting tolerances before shipment.
12.2.7. Gaskets
1. Sheet gaskets shall not be used except for water and air service ANSI 150 LBS and below.
2. Hydrocarbon / Hydrogen Service （H2 partial pressure: 0.686 MPaA and over）
Up to ANSI 900 LBS Non-asbestos spiral wound gasket with a stainless winding and a
centering ring and inner ring
ANSI 1500 LBS and over Ring type joint
3. Hydrogen Service
Ring type joint shall be used from ANSI 900 LBS.
12.2.8. Minimum pipe wall thickness for all process services shall be as follow:
 1 1/2” and smaller: Sch.80
 2” to 10”: Sch.40
 12” and larger: 3/8” wall
 On stainless steel, piping lighter than SCH 40 may be used.
Minimum pipe wall thickness for auxiliary piping shall be as per relevant API Standard and not less than
Sch.80 for 1-1/2 inch NPS and smaller.
12.2.9. For process piping, all branches sized 2” and above shall be made by welding tee. Stub-in is not permitted
except for sewer system. For branches smaller than 2”, forged coupling shall be used. In case header size
is smaller than 1 1/2”, forged tee shall be used.
12.2.10. Expansion joint shall not be used for process piping. Expansion from all causes shall be absorbed by
flexibility in piping configuration.
12.2.11. Seamless carbon steel in API 5L, ASTM A53 shall not be used for process piping. ASTM A106 shall be
used wherever seamless carbon steel pipes are required.
12.2.12. Bonnet gasket for steel valves shall have the same or higher seating stress than that of piping which the
valves are connected to.
12.2.13. If leak test cannot be performed, all welds of chromium alloy piping and carbon steel piping in jurisdiction
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of high-pressure gas control law shall be radiographed as defined in H-301.

12.2.14. The use of carbon steel piping in hydrocarbon service shall be limited to those service with operating
temperature of 350 °C and below.
12.2.15. Slip-on type flanges are not permitted.
12.2.16. For hydrogen service, the number of valves shall be minimized.
12.2.17. Seamless fitting shall be used to the maximum extent practical. The use of welded or fabricated fitting is
allowed only when seamless type is not available.
12.2.18. Oil piping material including valves and flanges shall be stainless steel.
12.2.19. Drain and vent with valve shall be furnished for filters in auxiliary units.
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13. INSTRUMENTATION
13.1. Instrumentation shall be in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-IC-SPC-0019 (K-101X)
“Instrumentation for Package Equipment”. Instruments shall be inspected and tested in accordance
with SHAHEEN-COM-IC-SPC-0011 (K-201).
13.2. Local instruments shall be mounted preferably on a local gauge board or switch rack, unless
otherwise specified in the requistion.
13.3. A terminal box shall be provided on the local gauge board, switch rack, or at the skid edge for easy
connection to Purchaser’s wiring.
The hub for conduit shall be located on the bottom of the terminal box. The terminal box shall be
designed in accordance with the applicable Hazardous Area classification.
13.4. The sensing device for a trip circuit shall be independent of any instrumentation used for alarm or
control.
13.5. Auxiliary oil pumps (AOP) shall be started automatically and be stopped only manually. The
pressure level for alarm and AOP auto start shall be the same.
13.6. Local gauge board shall be preferably designed and sized in accordance with APPENDIX A.
Interconnection wiring between the terminals shall be furnished by Vendor. Interconnection wiring
between skid and skid shall be furnished by Purchaser. Vendor to ensure that the interconnecting
wiring within confines of the baseplate shall be furnished by Vendor.
13.7. Instrument identification for P & I diagrams shall be in accordance with ISA S5.1 and SHAHEEN-
COM-IC-SPC-0019 (K-101X).
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14. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

14.1. Motors shall be designed in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0013 (N-111) Induction
Motors or SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0015 (N-113) Synchronous Motors. Other electrical
equipment shall be in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-0021 (N-107).
14.2. The terminal size shall comply with the PROJECT SPECIFICATION. A blank form of Motor Data
Sheet shall be provided by Purchaser to Vendor, in line with the applicable international standard.
Vendor shall return the datasheet provided for each motor, duly filled in electronic format.
14.3. When start condition is provided for motor driven machine, common lamp shall be provided on the
local switch station for motor.
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15. GROUNDING OF EQUIPMENT

All vessels, equipment, motors and non-current carrying metal parts or fixtures shall be bonded
to the power grounding system. Grounding shall be in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-EL-SPC-
0021 (N-107).
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16. WINTERIZATION
16.1. Equipment and piping shall be winterized in accordance with the Winterization Philosophy,
SHAHEEN-COM-PR-PHL-0008. Drain valves shall be provided at the necessary lowest point of
equipment and piping for anti-freezing.
16.2. Insulation and Steam Trace

16.2.1. Insulation and steam trace shall comply with SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0013 (L-101) and SHAHEEN-
COM-PE-SPC-0010 (H-107).
16.2.2. Insulation and steam trace material shall be provided for piping and equipment except for the steam turbine
casing and trip and throttle valve. Drawing and documents required for the purchase and field working of
insulation and stream trace materials shall be prepared and submitted by Vendor.
16.2.3. Cold insulation and steam trace shall be provided for piping and equipment against decrease of oil
temperature and freezing of water etc. Hot insulation shall be provided for piping and equipment against
personnel scald.
16.2.4. Re-usable insulation and steam trace material shall be provided for piping and equipment except for the
steam turbine casing and trip and throttle valve. Drawing and documents required for the purchase and
field installation of insulation and stream trace materials shall be prepared and submitted by Vendor.
16.2.5. Insulation, including noise reduction cover for rotating machinery shall be re-usable and removable (4R
cover is preferred). Applicable insulation type shall be confirmed by rotating machinery manufacturer.
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17. NOISE
The equipment shall conform to the requirements of SHAHEEN-COM-EN-SPC-0001 (R-104) “Noise
Control”.
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18. SPARE PARTS

18.1. Spare parts shall be classed in 3 categories:
1. Erection spare parts required for assembly and installation of goods at site up to and including mechanical
completion of goods, commissioning and initial start-up of goods and/or assembling spare parts required for
shop prefabrication work in Korea.
2. Operation spare parts required for two (2) years continuous operation of goods after initial start-up or one
(1) scheduled shut down of goods.
3. Capital spares which will be requested to be supplied by Purchaser’s special requirement.
18.2. Vendor must submit the priced Operation Spare Parts List recommended by Manufacturer with
validity for eight (8) months after the quotations due date of the parent equipment. The requisition
will indicate the type and quantity of spare parts required for each type of equipment.
18.3. Standard Spare Parts List is attached as APPENDIX B for reference.
18.4. Interchangeability list shall be submitted after Purchase Order.
18.5. Spare rotor assemblies shall be provided in vertical storage canister with nitrogen charge and
pressure gauge.
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19. SPECIAL TOOLS

Mechanical equipment shall be supplied with all special tools necessary for assembly/disassembly of the
equipment such as (but not limited to);
 Torque wrench
 Bolts heating device for steam turbine
 Calibration kit for vibration/axial displacement monitor, etc.
 Accumulator pre-charging kit
 Bundle puller for barrel type centrifugal compressor and pumps
 Lifting Eye bolts for maintenance with SWL or WLL embossed
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20. PAINTING
20.1. All equipment shall be painted completely with primer and finish coats in accordance with
SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0004 (O-301), except that paint shall not be applied to the following
surfaces:
1. Stainless steel, plastic, protected metal, aluminum or alloy surface
2. All machined surface
20.2. Package Vendors shall ensure that drums, heat exchangers and all equipment and pipes which
are not incorporated in the package units comply with the above requirement.
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21. PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

21.1. Equipment shall be packed for export in accordance with SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0003 (R-453-
1) “Shipping Instructions” and SHAHEEN-COM-EM-SPC-0004 (R-453-2) “Packing & Marking
Instructions”, and preparation for shipment shall include but not be limited to the followings:
21.1.1. Gland packing, and carbon seals shall be removed, appropriately labeled and boxed.
21.1.2. Coupling spacers shall be removed, appropriately labeled, and boxed.
21.1.3. All lubricants shall be removed and flushed with suitable rust preventive.
21.1.4. All machined external surface and internal shall be coated with a suitable preservative in accordance with
SHAHEEN-COM-ML-SPC-0017 (R-503).
21.1.5. All threaded connections shall be protected with plastic caps.
21.1.6. All flanges, unless specified otherwise, shall be protected with bolted-on 1/2” thickness metal closures.
21.1.7. All fragile items, e.g. constant level oilers, shall be removed, appropriately labeled and boxed.
21.1.8. In addition to using rust preventives, it is anticipated that certain critical areas, e.g. seal area on turbine
shaft shall be further protected.
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22. DOCUMENTATION
Documentation submitted to Purchaser shall be in accordance with the Vendor Document
Requirements List forming part of the Requisition.
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23. NUMBERING OF EQUIPMENT

All equipment items and all maintainable items forming part of the Vendor package shall be tagged
in accordance with the project Tag Numbering Specification SHAHEEN-COM-DM-SPC-0002.
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24. VENDOR’S EXPATRIATES

24.1. Where required Purchaser shall ensure that Vendor provides full details of expatriate services
required for erection, start up and operation.
24.2. Duties and responsibilities shall meet the requirements of Appendix-E.

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APPENDIX A. LOCAL GAUGE BOARD (TYPICAL)

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APPENDIX B. STANDARD SPARE PARTS LIST

1. General
This Standard Spare Parts List shall be considered as a reference and guidance only. Vendor shall be
responsible for providing any required spare parts over and above those listed below for normal operation.
2. General notes for the list
a. The number in the list indicates the percentage of the parts required for one main equipment.
b. This list shall be considered applicable only for equipment and/or parts which are actually part of
the Vendor’s supply.
c. Cleanable filters shall be furnished with no spares of filter element, in general.
3. Applicable equipment
a. Centrifugal Compressor
b. Reciprocating Compressor for Heavy Duty
c. Reciprocating Compressor for Medium Duty
d. Screw Compressor
e. Special Purpose Steam Turbine
f. General Purpose Steam Turbine
g. Blower (Steel Plate Construction)
h. Centrifugal Pump
i. Reciprocating Pump
j. Extruder
k. Gas Turbine
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1. Centrifugal Compressor
For Erection & For 2 years Operation or

Part Capital Spare
Commissioning 1 Scheduled Shut Down
Rotor Assembly 100
Coupling Assembly 100
Dry Gas Seal Assembly 100
Gear set 100
Radial Bearing 200
Thrust Bearing 200
Thrust Disc 100
Labyrinth 100
Seal Ring Assembly

200
(including Labyrinth)
Gasket/O-ring 100 200

Seal Gas Filter
Elements 100 400
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Pumps
Shaft seal 200
Gasket/O-ring 200
Bearing 200
Oil Filters
Elements 100 400
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Coolers
Gasket/O-ring 200
Accumulator
Bladder 100
Seal Ring 100
Oil Head Tank

Gasket 200
Oil Trap
Valve & Seat 100
Gasket/O-ring 200
Sight Glasses 100
Bladder for Seal Oil Head Tank 100
Sealing Material for Horizontal

100
Split Casings
Vibration/Axial
100
Displacement Probe
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2. Reciprocating Compressor for Heavy Duty

Part Capital Spare
(No. of Machine) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Cylinder Valve Assembly 100 100 200

Plate 400 600 800
Spring 400 600 800
Piston Rod Packing Ass’y 100 100 200 200 200 400
Piston Ring & Shoe 200 400 600
Cylinder Liner 100 100 100
Piston Rod 100 100 100
Gasket/O-ring 200 300 400
Cross Head Pin 100 200 300
Crank Bearing with Thrust Bearing 200 200 300
Crank Pin Bearing 200 200 300
Cross Head Bearing 100 100 100
Oil Scraper Ring 200 300 400
Oil Seal 200 200 300
Cylinder Oil Check Valve 100 100 100
Lubricator Element 400 600 800
Shaft Seal & Gasket/O-Ring of LO

200 200 400
Pump
Oil Filters
Elements 100 100 100 400 600 800
Oil Coolers
Disc & Seat of Safety Valve 100 100 100
Sight Glasses 100 100 100
Couplings 100 100 100

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3. Reciprocating Compressor for Medium Duty

Part Capital Spare
(No. of Machine) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Cylinder Valve Assembly 100 100 200
Cylinder Valve Plate 400 600 800
Cylinder Valve Spring 400 400 800
Piston Rod Packing 200 300 400
Piston Ring 200 300 400
Crank Bearing 200 200 300
Crank Pin Bearing with Thrust Bearing 200 200 300
Cross Head Pin Bearing 200 200 300
Oil Scraper Ring 200 300 400
Oil Seal 200 300 300
V-Belt (if any) 100 100 100
Couplings 100 100 100

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4. Screw Compressor

Part Capital Spare
Rotor Assembly with Couplings &

100
Timing Gears
Radial Bearing 200
Thrust Bearing 200
Thrust Disc 100
Seal Ring with Spring 200
Lock Washer
for Timing Gear 200
for Rotor Shaft End 200
Suction Filter
Element 100 400
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Pumps
Shaft seal 200
Gasket/O-ring 200
Bearing 200
Oil Filters
Elements 100 400
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Coolers
Gasket/O-ring 200
Accumulator
Bladder 100
Seal Ring 100
Oil Head Tank

Gasket 200
Oil Trap
Valve & Seat 100
Gasket/O-ring 200
Sight Glasses 100

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5. Special Purpose Steam Turbine

Part Capital Spare
Rotor Assembly 100
Gasket/O-Ring 100 200
Labyrinth 200
Thrust Bearing 100
Radial Bearing 200
Ball or Plane Bearing for Gov.

200
Driver Shaft
Trip & Throttle Valve

Regulating Valve
Ext. Regulating Valve
Gland Regulating Valve
Valve Seat 100

Spring 100
Packing 200
Diaphragm (if any) 100
Main Board of Electronic

100
Governor Speed Pick up
Oil Pumps
Shaft seal 200
Gasket/O-ring 200
Bearing 100
Oil Filters
Elements 400
Oil Coolers
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Head Tank

Gasket
Ejector Nozzle Piece 100
Surface Condenser
Tube 10
Gasket 200
Bolt & Nut 100
Sight Glasses 100
Vibration/Axial
100
Displacement Probe
Remarks: 1. Spare parts for oil console are referred to those listed in item, (1) Centrifugal
Compressor.
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6. General Purpose Steam Turbine

Part Capital Spare
(No. of Machine) 1 2 1 2 1 2
Rotor Assembly 100* 100*
Gasket/O-Ring 200 300
Bearing 200 300
Spring for Over Speed Trip Device 100 100
Gland Packing for Gov. Valve &

200 400
Head Nozzle Valve
Carbon Packing 200 400
Labyrinth 100 200
Governor per Each Type 100 100
Gland Condenser Gasket 200 200
Ejector Nozzle Piece 100 100
Surface Condenser
Tube 10 10
Gasket 200 200
Bolt & Nut 100 100
Level Gauge 100 100
Oil Pumps
Shaft seal 200 400
Bearing 100 100
Oil Filters
Elements 400 800
Gasket/O-ring 100 100 200 800
Oil Coolers
Oil Head Tank

Gasket
Sight Glasses 100 100
Remarks: *Only for the multi-stage Steam Turbine.

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7. Blower (Steel Plate Construction)

Part Capital Spare
Bearing 200
Oil Seal / Gland Packing / Carbon

200
Ring / Labyrinth
Flexible Elements for Coupling 200
Oil Pumps
Shaft seal 200
Gasket/O-ring 200
Bearing 200
Oil Filters
Elements 100 400
Gasket/O-ring 200
Oil Coolers
Gasket/O-ring 200
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8. Centrifugal Pump

Part Capital Spare
(No. of Machine) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Gland Packing 100* 100* 100* 100 100 200
Mechanical Seal 100 100 100 200 300 400
Shaft Sleeve (Packed) 100* 200* 300* 100 100 100
Shaft Sleeve (Seal) 100 100 100 100 100 200
Gasket (Seal) 100 100 100 100 100 200
Wearing Ring 100 100 100
Throat Bush 100 100 100
Balance Disk & Seat, or Piston 100 100 100
Casing Gasket/O-Ring 100 100 100 100 100 200
Gland & Bolts 100* 200* 300*
Bearing 100 100 100
Oil Seal 100 100 200
Constant Level Oiler 100 100 100
Coupling Bolt and Flexible Elements 100 100 100 100 100 100
V-Belt (if any) 100 100 100
Rotor Assembly** 100 100 100
Remarks: * Only for the pumps with gland pickings during commissioning operation
** Only for the multi-stage pumps
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9. Reciprocating Pump

Part Capital Spare
(No. of Machine) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Valve & Valve Seat 400 600 800
Valve Spring 200 300 400
Plunger 200 200 400
Gland Packing 100 200 300 400 600 800
Neck Bush 200 200 400
Gasket/O-Ring 200 300 400
Bearing 200 200 300
Oil Seal 200 300 400
Coupling Bolt & Nut with Rubber 100 100 200
V-Belt (if any) 100 100 100
Safety Valve Seat & Disc 200 200 400

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10. Extruder

Part Capital Spare
Die Plate 100
Knives 100
Set of seals (Die plate) 100

Sealing rings (Die Plate) 200
100
Main motor bearings
Thrust bearings (Main Gear

100
Reducer)
Shear tube (Between man motor 500 500

and Gear reducer)
Set of seal (for Main Gear 100 100
Reducer)
Filter elements (for Mixer G/R lube 200 200
oil unit
Set of seals (Screw drive end)
Metal gaskets (Barrel) 100
Set of seals (Diverter valve Hyd. 100
Oil cylinder) 100
Set of Seals (Hyd. oil unit) 100
Gasket/O-ring
200
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11. Gas Turbine

Part Capital Spare
Inlet guide vane control driver for

200 100
compressor
Oil Seal / Gland Packing / Carbon

200
Ring / Labyrinth
Flexible Elements for Coupling 200
Control mechanism for inlet guide

100
vanes of compressor
Complete set of gaskets for piping

of cooling and sealing air 100
system of gas turbine unit
Full set of fuel nozzles assembly

200
for gas turbine
Set of spark plug with fixture of gas

100
turbine
Full set of air cooled nozzles of gas
turbine including 100
mounting / fixing accessories
Full set of air cooled buckets of gas
turbine including 200
mounting / fixing accessories
Full set of nozzle / bucket seals of
100
gas turbine
Flow Divider 100

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APPENDIX C. SHAFT SEAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

1. Mechanical seals shall be provided for the shaft sealing, and the seals and sealing systems shall be in
accordance with API Standard 682.
The qualification tests specified in API Standard 682 will be required as long as non-proven types of seals
are selected (Example of non-proven type seal is Engineered Seal as S/N 26). The test for non-proven type
seal shall be reviewed and approved by Purchaser.
2. The lifetime of wear parts shall be at least three years of continuous operation.
3. Stuffing boxes with conventional packings shall be cooled by providing water jackets around stuffing boxes
or water injection into the gland if pumps are to operate at any of the following conditions:
a. Pump temperature being 80 °C or higher
b. Suction pressure being 0.686 MPaG or higher
c. Handling liquids with vapor pressure greater than 0.069 MPaA measured at pumping temperature
Conventional packing shall not be used for process service, however pump with water as pumping fluid
may use conventional packing.
Packing type shall be live load packing.
The offered seal for molten sulfur VS4 pump shall be reviewed and approved by Purchaser.
4. Jackets or cooling inserts shall be provided on mechanical seal chamber for the following conditions and
services as a guide:
a. Pumping temperature above 150 °C unless metal bellow type seals are used
b. Pumping temperature above 315 °C
c. Boiler feed water pumps and water service whose temperature at seal face exceeds 80 °C
d. Dead-end seal arrangements
e. Low-flash-point liquids
f. High-melting-point products (heating)
The steam jacket or tracing which covers the dead zone (the area that pumping fluid cannot convenient
circulate) of seal chamber shall be designed to maintain fluid temperature higher than pour point.
5. Where suction pressure is vacuum, impellers shall be so arranged that stuffing box pressure is positive.
Otherwise, the stuffing box shall be effectively sealed to be positive in pressure.
6. For conventional packings, lantern rings shall be used so that self-flushing can be made. External flushing
will be specified on the data sheets if necessary. Ample space shall be provided for repacking without
removing and dismantling any part other than gland components and guards.
7. Where mechanical seals are used, flushing port shall be provided near the seal surface so as to remove
heat effectively from the seal.
8. The diameter of the portions of the shaft or shaft sleeves that are in contact with mechanical seals shall be
in increments of 10 mm. Minimum dimensions of seal chambers shall conform to API Standard 682.
9. The mechanical seals and the gland shall not be used during the hydrostatic test.
10. The mechanical seals shall be mounted on the pumps before shop running tests and shall not be dismantled
after the successful shop test. Packings shall be removed from the stuffing box for shipping after the shop
test.
11. Shaft sleeves shall be sealed at one end. The end of the shaft-sleeve assembly (or nut) shall extend beyond
the outer face of the packing gland or beyond the seal end plate so that any leakage between the shaft and
the sleeve cannot become confused with leakage through the stuffing box packing or the mechanical seal
faces.
12. For pumps handling hydrocarbons at temperature of 176 °C or higher, the mechanical seal shall be of metal-
bellows type.
Seal flush ports in metal bellows seal shall be designed for protection the flush impinge on the metal bellows
and cause erosion or hydraulic imbalance/vibrations.
In case of pusher seal, multiple coil spring seal shall be the default.
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13. For unpressurized dual mechanical seals, throttle bushing shall be provided.
14. When pressurized dual mechanical seals are specified, throttle bushings may not be provided. The
clearance of the throttle bushings shall conform to API 610.
15. Material of stresses components in contact with fluids containing traces of H2S, sulphur, chlorides, NH3,
HCN as per Para 1.3.5 of NACE MR0103 or other corrosive contaminants shall be in accordance with NACE
MR0103.
16. All auxiliary piping shall be seamless piping with flanged connections and socket welded.
For non-flammable fluid and cooling water, union may be used.
17. Fluid vapour margin within seal chamber pressure for contacting wet seals shall conform to API 682, Para
6.1.2.14.2, otherwise the design calculations shall be provided for each flushing system.
Seal chamber pressure shall be higher than vapour pressure of process fluid at operating temperature.
18. In case that seal flushing plan 52 or 53A is applied, a pressure transmitter or a level transmitter instead of
switch for alarm shall be provided, and a cooling inserts shall be provided. The scope of supply for the
flushing plan 52 and 53A shall be as following:
Plan 52
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Plan 53A
The seal reservoir shall be as per Figure G.36, API 682 4th Edition.
19. All materials for level indicators for seal reservoir shall be compatible with the barrier/buffer fluid and the
pumping fluids.
20. Materials for flow indicators shall be compatible with barrier/buffer fluid and the pump and flushing fluid and
shall have pressure and temperature rating at least equal to the pump casing.
21. Material of seal components shall be selected based on maximum operating temperature of pumping fluid.
22. Plan 32 shall be applied for dirty and high temperature service, TI, PI, and FI shall be provided for monitoring
the operating condition of flush fluid.
23. In case that seal flushing plan 62 is applied, anti-coking baffle shall be provided.
In case that seal flushing plan 61 is applied, the provision of anti-coking baffle shall be provided.
24. In case that seal flushing plan 21 or 23 can be applied, seal flushing plan 23 is preferred except the high
freezing point and viscous products.
25. In case that seal cooler is applied, seal cooler drawing shall be provided and the normal operating inlet/outlet
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temperature shall be specified.

TI shall be installed at seal liquid inlet and outlet side of the cooler.
26. For the application which seal chamber pressure higher than 4 MPaG, the seal design condition shall be
equal to pump casing MAWP and it is considered as an engineered seal.
Engineered seals are those used in the service condition specified in A.1.2 of Annex A, API 682 4 th Edition.
The design and calculation of engineered seal shall be reviewed and approved by S-OIL.
27. Barrier/buffer fluids shall be compatible with process fluid and selected by Purchaser. Purchaser and
Licensor shall review and approve the selected barrier/buffer fluid.
The selected barrier fluid must not be the cause of de-grade of process performance when it mixes with the
process fluid.
In case of plan 53A with barrier pressure 1.0 MPaG or higher, the high viscosity barrier fluid (500 cSt) is not
allowed for avoiding in foaming and loss of circulation of barrier fluid.
The selected buffer fluid must not form any kind of sludge or foam when it mixes to the process fluid in the
seal chamber and seal reservoir.
28. In case of the pumping fluid contamination is not allowed and pumping fluid is toxic or lethal or H 2S content
is higher than 600 ppm or operating temperature is above auto ignition temperature, dry gas seal plan 74
shall be applied for this situation.
In case of high temperature service, high vapour pressure or containing sticky or polymerizing agents that
seal plan 74 is not suitable, Vendor to propose the suitable mechanical seal plan and shall be subject to S-
OIL approval.
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Seal Selection Guideline

Seal selection shall be selected in accordance with Figure 1: Flow Chart for Seal Selection Guideline.
Pump Seal Selection
Dual Seal YES
Dual seal
requirements*
NO
Single seal
Figure 1: Flow Chart for Seal Selection Guideline
* Dual Seal Requirements

The dual mechanical seal system will be required if the pump services with one or more of the following:
 Toxic Chemicals Control Act in Korea (유해화학물질 관리법)
 Liquids containing hydrogen sulphide (H2S) > 5mol% H2S
 Liquids behaving flammable liquid e.g. LPG with vapor pressure above 0.30 MPaA
 Hydrocarbon liquids at operating temperature above auto-ignition temperature or at a temperature higher
than 250 °C
 Toxic, Lethal or carcinogenic fluid, aromatics service (>0.5wt% Benzene, >25wt% C7-C9 aromatics)
 Pump operating at high pressure higher than or equal to 5.0 MPaG
 Atmospheric Environmental Conservation Act Article 38-2 (대기환경보전법 제38조의2, 시행규칙
별표10의2)
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Dual Seal Selection Guideline

Dual seal plan shall be selected in accordance with Figure 2: Flow Chart for Dual Seal Selection Guideline.
Dual Seal
YES
Toxic or YES Pumping fluid
Pressurized Seal
Lethal Contamination
Seal Plan 53 or 54*
NO
NO
YES
H2S>600ppm
Dry Gas Seal
Plan 74**
NO
Above auto YES
ignition
NO
Unpressurized seal
Seal Plan 52
Figure 2: Flow Chart for Dual Seal Selection Guideline
*Plan 54 will be selected in case of the pumping ring is inefficient, more resistance within the auxiliary piping
plan, and low rotational speed or variable speed drive. However, the selected this plan will be reviewed and
approved by S-OIL.
**In case of high temperature service, high vapour pressure or containing sticky or polymerizing agents that
seal plan 74 is not suitable, Vendor to propose the suitable mechanical seal plan and shall be subject to S-
OIL approval.
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Toxic and Lethal definition

Liquid containing the following substance and specified content shall be considered as toxic or lethal:-
Substance Guidance Consequences if exceed

Sulphur 10 ppm Fatal if inhaled in animal
Benzene 5000 ppm Fatal if inhaled in human, carcinogen
Cyanide – HCN 500 ppm Toxic if inhaled in animal
Ammonium Salt (Ammonium Sulfide) 150 ppm Moderate toxic in mouse
Toluene (C7) 26000 ppm Toxic if inhaled in animal
Xylene (C8) 5000 ppm Toxic if inhaled in animal
Aromatics (C9) TBA
Amine (DEA) 800 ppm Practically non-toxic in rabbit
Caustic Soda (50% NaOH) 40 ppm Corrosive for inhalation and dermal in rat
NH3 >6000 ppm Toxic if inhaled in human and continue exposure for 5
min cause of death in human
CO2 18000 ppm Toxic if inhaled in human and continue exposure for 5
min cause of death in human
Note: This is a guidance only based on toxicity and information from published MSDS.
S-OIL reserve the right to review the above definition when believe that higher stringent should be
implemented or higher stringent guidance are published in MSDS.
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APPENDIX D. COUPLING COVER & SAFETY COVER REQUIREMENT

The coupling cover and safety cover shall provide an adequate enclosure for the coupling, flywheel,
shafting, belt drive, piston rod or any other exposed moving parts, to ensure the safety of all personnel
whilst at work around the machinery.
This appendix covers the minimum requirement of coupling cover and safety cover.
1. Coupling Cover
 Installation Example
3
2
1. Material: Aluminum , Thickness : 3mm

2. Opening for checking coupling & hand barring : SUS Rivet shall be applied when hinge is attached.
3. Rotating part shall not be exposed more than 10mm (Dimension can be altered due to Local Authorities'
comments)
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2. Safety Cover
1. Material: Aluminum (Painting is not necessary)

Thickness : 3 mm
Perforated plate
Opening : Max. 10 mm
Half Split type
2. Rotating part shall not be exposed more than 10mm (Dimension can be altered due to Local Authorities'
comments)
3. Not to cover bearing housing
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APPENDIX E. DUTY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VENDOR SUPERVISOR FOR

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PROJECT SHAHEEN Project

PLANT Steam Cracker & Polymer Complex, TC2C

0 30-Nov-2021 H. Kulkarni P. Bam T. Hulme Issued for Design

*REVISION HISTORY SHEET*

0 30-Nov-2021 Issued for Design

1.2. Conflicting Requirements

1.3. Referenced Engineering Specifications and Procedures

SHAHEEN-COM-PR-PHL-0001 Battery Limit and Isolation Philosophy

1.4. Applicable international standards

1.5. Local regulations

Description Applicable Code Korean Regulation

(1) Engineering Standard S-OIL’s Standard -

(2) National Standard ASME / ANSI -

(3) Material Specification ASTM -

(4) Petroleum Industry Code API -

(5) Pressure Vessel and Boiler Code ASME HPGSCA, EURA

(6) Heat Exchanger Standard TEMA, HEI, API HPGSCA, EURA

(10) Painting SSPC, SIS -

(15) Pollution API AWQEP

NOTE HPGSCA High-Pressure Gas Safety Control Act

7.3. Corrosion Allowance

Non-corrosive environment 1.6 mm (*1)

Moderately -corrosive environment

Severely -corrosive environment

7.5. Asbestos shall not be used.

9. DESIGN PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE

10. PRESSURE VESSELS

11. HEAT EXCHANGERS

12. PIPING DESIGN AND CONNECTIONS

12.2. Piping and Design

of high-pressure gas control law shall be radiographed as defined in H-301.

14. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

15. GROUNDING OF EQUIPMENT

16.2. Insulation and Steam Trace

18. SPARE PARTS

18.3. Standard Spare Parts List is attached as APPENDIX B for reference.

18.4. Interchangeability list shall be submitted after Purchase Order.

19. SPECIAL TOOLS

21. PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

23. NUMBERING OF EQUIPMENT

24. VENDOR’S EXPATRIATES

24.2. Duties and responsibilities shall meet the requirements of Appendix-E.

APPENDIX A. LOCAL GAUGE BOARD (TYPICAL)

APPENDIX B. STANDARD SPARE PARTS LIST

For Erection & For 2 years Operation or

Rotor Assembly 100

Coupling Assembly 100

Dry Gas Seal Assembly 100

Gear set 100

Radial Bearing 200

Thrust Bearing 200

Thrust Disc 100

Seal Ring Assembly

Gasket/O-ring 100 200

Oil Head Tank

Sight Glasses 100

Bladder for Seal Oil Head Tank 100

Sealing Material for Horizontal

2. Reciprocating Compressor for Heavy Duty

REVISION HISTORY SHEET