HOM Liat. tinea MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI DETAIL ENGINEERING DESIGN OF GMS CONTRACT NO. 332003560 MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS DOCUMENT NO. GMS-BDM-511 mile &G ris=— wows CODEC DATE DESCRIPTION PREP'D | CHK’D | APP’D | COMPANY __| 45 Aug 2013 Issued for Comment (IFC) no | psy AS 46Sep2013 | __Issued for Approval (IFA) YRS BSJ rs 10 0212013 | Approved or Consiction AF) y¥RS — fw\wsy _ hvas : Bs h J his document s the property of COMPANY. must not be stored, reproduced or esclosed to others without written authorization from COMPARN.MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI aang HOM ines MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS Mile, an :GMS-BDM-S11 REV.0 onlay DOCNO. RECORD OF REVISION ‘The revisions listed below have been incorporated in this copy of the document. REVO. | SECTION PAGE NO. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES 5 of 21 = Update series number of specification from MBD to GMS ~ Adding specification such as: * Specification for Pressure Vessels Design and Fabrication ‘* Specification for PIG Receiver (PIG Trap) * Noise Specification * General Specification For Positive Material Identification (PMI) + Vessel Packing - General Specification B 5.1.4.1 10 of 21 ‘Adding words: and filters B 51.12.41 12 of 21 Adding sentence ‘Equipment Packages shall comply with the requirements specified in specification for packaged units~General Requirement (GMS-SPM-554) B 541 13 of 21 ‘Adding sentence CONTRACTOR shall provide a priced list of two years operation & maintenance spare parts. 13 of 21 Delete sentence : and 82 dB (A) for equipment in the offshore facility 14 0f 21 Update reference document number. MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPC! ‘CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 2 of 24MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI MS _ 488 G Hi cM Husly-cnooc MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS. : Madwalinied DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SII REV.0 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4. INTRODUCTION... 44. General. 1.2, Objectives. 1.3. Definitions. 2. CODES, STANDARDS, AND COMPANY SPECIFICATIONS. 24. Indonesian Act and Regulations. 2.2, Project Specification: 2.3. Codes and Standards 24, Particular Requirement... 3. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE. 4, ENVIRONMENT 44. Environmental Data 42. Atmosphere 43. Area Classification 6. MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS. 5.1. Equipment Design and Selectior 5.2. Material Handling 5.3. Workshop. 5.4. Spares Philosophy. 55. 56. 6.7. Painting and Insulation 6.8, Inspection and Testing. APPENDIX A LIST OF CODES & STANDARDS... APPENDIX B LIST OF INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT REGULATIO! [MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPC CONTRACT NO. 332003860 Page 3 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT — EPCI mang Hi cM HusiycNooe |___ MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS IE Sa ee DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SI1 REV.0 s@u Se 1. INTRODUCTION 14. General 13. Husky-CNOOC Madura Ltd. (HCML) plans to develop the Madura Strait Block BD gas reserves for sales gas to buyers in Java Island. This field is located offshore in the Madura Strait East Java, about 65 km east of Surabaya and about 16km south of Madura Island. The project envisages development of @ wellhead platform; an offshore spread moored Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) barge with gas processing facilities; Gas metering Station (GMS); flexible risers from wellhead platform to FPSO and Export gas pipeline from WHP to GMS. ‘The facility is designed for 110 MMSCFD salesgas. An unmanned wellhead platform with four well slots and two slots for future expansion would be set in 182 feet of water. Objectives. This document provides the Design Basis for the Gas Metering Station at Madura BD Field. The Gas Metering Station facility will include the provision of a 4 (Tour) metering skid with orifice meter type (Two (2) metering skid are designed for 40 MMscfd, one (1) metering skid is designed for 30 MMscfd and one (1) standby metering skid designed for 40 MMscfd) including piping, valves and fittings and other accessories: Gas Inlet KO Drum, Filters; automatic shutdown valves to fully isolate the facilities; control valve; contro! building with flow computers, power distribution, UPS system; Emergency Diesel Generator including diesel day tank and other equipmentfaccessories to support the operation of the facility Definitions PROJECT Gas Metering Station (GMS) Detail Design Engineering COMPANY HUSKY-CNOOC Madura Limited (HCML) CONTRACTOR Refers to Party selected by COMPANY, which is responsible to execute the PROJECT as specified in Contract VENDOR Refers to Party selected by COMPANY or CONTRACTOR, which is responsible to supply or manufacture the goods, material, equipment or services as specified in Purchase Order Work Order MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT- EPC CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 4 of 21: MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT—ERct | gy) gar 4 H CML Husky-cNooc MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS __ FEE wos cOOEC Ma on DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 Rev.0 | sBu 9S 2. CODES, STANDARDS, AND COMPANY SPECIFICATIONS 22. 23. 24. The mechanical designs of equipments shall follow below standards, codes and specification: Indonesian Act and Regulations See Appendix B Project Specifications GMS-BDP-001 Process Design Basis GMS-PHP-002 Process Design Criteria GMS-SPH-512 Specification for Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) at Gas Metering Station (GMS) GMS-SPM-001 Piping Material Specification Line Class - Process and Utlity Piping GMS-SPM-005 Piping Pressure Testing GMS-SPM-006 Package Equipment Piping GMS-SPM-550 Specification for Pressure Vessels Design and Fabrication GMS-SPM-551 Vessel Packing - General Specification GMS-SPM-554 Specification for Package Units ~ General Requirements GMS-SPM-555 Specification for PIG Receiver (PIG Trap) GMS-SPM-558 Specification for Compressed Air Dryer - Regenerative GMS-SPM-559 Specification for Packaged Positive Displacement Air Compressor GMS-SPM-563 General Specification For Positive Material Identification (PMI) GMS-SPM-561 Specification for Internal Combustion Engine GMS-SPM-564 General Welding/NDE Specification for Pressure ~ Retaining Components, GMS-SPM-566 Noise Specification GMS-SPM-569 Specification for Diesel Driven Generator Set GMS-SPM-571 General Welding / NDE Specification for Pressure Vessel. GMS-SPM-572 Specification for Painting GMS-SYP-002 Material Selection and Corrosion Study Codes and Standards See Appendix A Particular Requirement Manufacturer's standards for a service will be acceptable for specialist proprietary equipment where recognized international standards do not cover the design requirements providing the proposed solution is ft for purpose and meets the design intent. For design aspects not specifically covered by Data Sheets, Specifications, Codes and Standards or Regulations, the design shall be based on good engineering practices, MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPC) CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 6 of 21T | MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI Hi M Husky-cnooe |___ MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS Cc Madura Limited | DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-511 REV.0 I All equipment shall meet MIGAS requirement and other statutory requirements. Designs throughout all phases of the project shail use Imperial units. 3. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE All Work shall be performed in accordance with the following order of precedence of the following codes and standards: 1. Indonesian Act and Regulations Project Scope of Work and Design Basis Memorandum Project Specification and Datasheet hen Internationally Recognized Codes and Standards 5. Good Engineering Practice Itis the CONTRACTOR responsibility to present the issues andlor differences among the codes and standards above to the COMPANY for resolution. The more stringent requirement shall prevail unless otherwise approved by the COMPANY. Any latest amendments / new additions to the standard and regulation shall be incorporated. If the CONTRACTOR proposes to employ an alternative standard this shall be approved by the COMPANY before Work can proceed 4, ENVIRONMENT 44. Environmental Data 4.4.1. Water Depth Design water depth for various analyses are tabulated below Table 4.1 Design Water Depth OPERATING | OPERATING | (max) | quiny [Water Depth below LAT (ft) 181.8 atte HHWAL (ft) 10.0 7 LLWL (ft) 0 a [Storm Surge (ft) o7 - oa 7 Design Water Depth (®t) [1925 | 181.8 192.2 1818 Note 41. Mean Sea level (MSL) is 5.4 ft above LAT. 2. For pipeline design water depth below LAT of 182'-0" is to be used. 3. Water Depth shall be verified by Geophysical Site Survey during phase of detail design. MADURA RD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 6 of 21| HOM iss | 41.2. Datum Elevation MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 REV.0 All elevations shall be referenced to Lowest Astronomical Tides (LAT). 44.3. Tide and Surge Levels Design tide and surge data for various analyses are tabulated below: Table 4.2 Tide and Surge Data 4.1.4. Splash Zone 44.8. Currents [MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI HAT above LAT 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 Storm Surge 07 07 04 oa Total Tide above 107 107 104 104 Note: 4. Tide and Surge data 2. HAT = Highest Astronomical Tides ‘Splash Zone Upper Limit = (+) 11 Lower Limit =() 8 Currentspeed for various analyses are tabulated below: Table 4.3 Current speed "Ciirtent Speed (ft/sec), to0vear 541 10 38 a7 20 35 44 30 3.3 4.0 40 3.0 3.7 50 27 33 60 24 29 70 2A 26 80 19 22 90 16 1.9 700 13 15 Page 7 of 21 CCowTRacT NO: 332003560| MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI HCM Husky-CNOOC MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS REV.0 Madura Limited 41.6. Winds Wind speed for various analyses are tabulated as below: Table 4.4 Wind Speed Wind Speed (mph) Description 1 year 100 Year 1 Hour Wind" 32 a7 0.5 Hour Wind* 4 50 1 Minute Wind * at 60 Maximum instantaneous Gust * 50 72 *) Wind speed apply from the top of the maximum wave crest to the top of the structure. A 1/8th power law reduction in the specified wind speeds can be used. 4.1.7. Seawater Data Sea water data is tabulated below. Table 4.5 Seawater Data Description Temperature (in degree F) Surface Water ‘Average Minimum Maximum 84 79 90 ‘At Seabed ‘Average Minimum Maximum, 73 70 7 Kinematic Viscosity 1.04 x 10° ft/s Density 64.0 Ibs/ ft Note: For water cooler design water temperature of 90 degrees F is recornmended. 44.8. Marine Growth ‘A marine growth radius allowance of (+) 4.0" (dry density of 81 Ib/ft3) shall be considered from Mean High Water Spring (about 7.8 feet above LAT) to mudline and shall be considered on all submerged members, 41.9. Air Temperature Weather data is tabulated below MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - ERCP CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 8 of 21Hi CML iste" MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI aan MME. Bice S Madura Limited < a DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 REV.0 s@u yf 814, 8141 5142, 5143, 5144 5145. 5146. 5147. 515 51.51 516. 51.6.1 5.1.6.2, 5.16.3, SAT BATA. Materials of Construction Materials shall comply with the requirements listed in GMS-SYP-002, ‘Material Selection and Corrosion Study” unless otherwise specified in the relevant equipment data sheet. All equipment door furniture (hinges, catches, locks etc) shall be in 316 stainless steel. Vessels / Tanks Pressure vessels and filters shall be designed, fabricated and tested in accordance with ASME Section Vill Div 1 or Div 2 and GMS-SPM-550, “Specification for Pressure Vessels Design and Fabrication’ Manholes with davits or inspection openings shall be provided for removal of vessel internals and internal inspections. Piping arrangements around vessel shall allow for maintenance and service of the vessels with a minimum dismantling of piping. Vessel internals shall be bolted for ease of removal Filters, filter separators, and coalescers up to 24” diameter, which require replacement of fiter elements, shall be provided with full size, quick opening end ciosures complete with davits. Vessels greater than 24" diameter may be provided with a full size bolted flange assembly complete with davit and cover lifting features. Pig receiver shall be installed to accommodate intelligent pigs and facilitate periodic pipeline inspection and monitoring. The pig receiver shall be designed, fabricated and tested in accordance with ASME Sec VIII Div 1 or ASME 831.8. End closures shall be designed to ASME Sec VIll Div 1. Pressure vessels shall be certified to MIGAS requirement. Rectangular tanks shall be designed in accordance with Roark & Young formula. FRP tank shall be designed in accordance with BS EN 4994: Design and Construction of Vessels and Tanks in Reinforced Plastic Rotating Machinery Machinery shall be suitable for all specified extremes of process, utilities and ambient conditions including those at start up and shutdown. Additionally, where commissioning may take place with an alternative fluid that results in higher pressure and/or temperatures, this shall be taken into account. Pumps Where a duty is normally met using two or more pumps operating in parallel, specific attention shall be paid to NPSH and power requirements when one pump is operating alone at the maximum capacity that it can deliver through the system. IF operation is possible with suction, discharge, or both valves closed, protection against zero flow shall be provided, unless it can be shown that no damage to the pump or piping system would result. Positive displacement pump's discharge piping shall be equipped with PSV with its discharge routed back to the tank Diesel Engines Diesel engines shall be designed as per GMS-SPM-570, “Specification for Intemal Combustion Engine’. Air intakes and exhausts shall be located in non-hazardous areas. In addition the plant layout shall minimize the risk of ingestion into the inlet of MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO: 332003860 Page 10 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCL Huskyenooe |___ MECHANICAL DESIGN Basis, HCML Madura Limited ‘+ Flammable gas, from leaks or intermittent vents from adjacent plant + Dust from process operations or from the surrounding areas. ‘+ Corrosive gases from process vents and flues, + Hot exhaust gases from the engine itself or other adjacent machinery or plant. + Oil mist from oil system vents. 5.1.7.2. The fuel specification and composition shall be agreed with the engine Vendor before placement of order to ensure that the engine can be designed for reliable operation without excessive maintenance. 5.1.7.3. The exhaust emissions level of SO, and NO; shall be less than 800 mg/Nm® and 1000 mgiNm* respectively as per Indonesian Decree of Ministry of Environmental: Emission Quality Standard from Stationery Source in Oil and Gas Activity 5.1.8. Transmissions 5.1.8.1, Belt Drives The integral multi-V, or multiple V-belts supplied in matched sets are preferred. A minimum of two V- belts shall be provided. For this minimum configuration, capacity of each belt shall be not less than 150% of the transmitted power. Belt material shall be oll-resistant, fire-retardant and anti-static type. Belts shall be adjustable without the need to remove the guard. 5.1.8.2. Shaft Couplings Dry couplings (¢.g. flexible element) are preferred. Where the driver is an electric motor of the type not fitted with rotor locating bearings, and a gear coupling is used, a limited end float feature is required to restrain the motor rotor within its permissible axial movement limits. A limited end float coupling may also be required when a flexible element coupling is used depending on the inherent axial stiffness of the coupling All flexible couplings incorporating a spacer piece shall be of @ design in which the spacer piece is positively constrained from flying out in the event of failure of the flexible elements. In Div 1 or Div 2 areas, all coupling components liable to rub as a result of failure of the flexible elements shall be of non-sparking materials. For all types of coupling it shall be possible to remove the half couplings or coupling hubs in situ without moving driving or driven equipment including gearboxes. This will necessitate setting of the shaft ends a sufficient distance apart il lubricated couplings shall be such as to avoid accumulation of sludge due to centrifuging. This will normally require absence of dams or similar devices intended to prevent complete oil draining 5.1.8.3. Transmission Guards Material Belt and coupling guards shall be made of non-sparking material, preferably bronze or similar Corrosion Resistant Alloy material 5.1.9. Air Compressors / Dryers 5.1.9.1. Air Compressor shall be designed as per GMS-SPM-559,"Specification for Packaged Positive Displacement Air Compressor’. Oil injected, air-cooled type screw of piston compressors shall be [MADURA AD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPC! conmact vo. 332003860 Page 11 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI aah G EC Hl cM Husky-cNooc MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS Madura ined DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 REV.0 used. The compressor shall be electric motor driven in 2 x 100% configuration. 5.1.9.2. Air compressor intakes shall be provided with fiters. Intakes shall be sited to minimize the risk of ingestion of contaminants, in particular flammable gases. The air compressor downstream shall be equipped with air-ol separator and air-water separator. 6.1.9.3. Knockout pots and automatic liquid drain traps shall be provided to remove condensate produced in the Intercooler / Aftercooler. 6.1.9.4. Heatless, dual tower regenerative desiccant type dryers shall be provided as per GMS-SPM-558, “Specification for Compressed Air Dryer ~ Regenerative". The dryers shall be designed for continuous operation. The dryers shall be equipped with pre-fiter to reduce the oil content and after-fiter to prevent the desiccant carry-overs, 5.1.10. Base Plate 5.1.10.1. Drip pans shall be provided beneath any hydrocarbon handling equipment in undecked or grated areas. Drip pans shall be sloped 1: 50 to the pan drain (2" NB minimum) and shall be covered with a galvanized grating. All baseplate shall be equipped with minimum two earthing lug in @ diagonal position 5A41, HVAC 5.1.11.1. The HVAC system will serve air conditioning to the Electrical Room, Guard Room, Battery Room, Instrument Equipment Room and Workshop. The HVAC system is a split type direct expansion (DX) This DX system equipment shall consist of fan coil units (FCU), Pressurization Unit and Air Cooled Condensing Unit (ACCU). 6.1.11.2. Forced ventilation system will be used in Toilet 5.1.11.3, Pressure in the room shall be slight positive (ie. 0.1 in) compare to the external condition, except for Toilet 5.1.1.4, To ensure availabilty, HVAC equipment shall have duty-standby equipment such as N+ units (1x100% duty + 1x100% standby) or 2N+1 units (2x50% duty + 1x60% standby), except for Workshop. Workshop shall have 2x50% duty units. Pressurization Unit shall have 2x100% capacity of fans. The Pressurization Unit shall be suitable for the operation in coastal or marine environment and certified for the hazardous area installation as required 5.1.11.5. Fire dampers shall be provided in every penetrations such as on the external or partition walls. In case of fire detected in a certain room, the HVAC system shall shut down and the associated fire dampers shall close accordingly to prevent smoke and fire migration to other rooms. 5.1.1.6, Gas tight damper shall be provided in air intake ducts and close when the harmful gas is detected by gas detectors. In this situation, all HVAC system shall shut down. 5.1.12. Equipment Packages §.1.12.1. Equipment Packages shall comply with the requirements specified in Specification for Packaged Units ~ General Requirement (GMS-SPM-554). 5.1.12.2. The equipment packages are typically skid mounted. 5.1.12.3. Equipment packages shall be functional and fit for purpose as defined in the relevant specifications, including datasheets and drawings and the like that define process and mechanical requirements. MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMEN?- EPC CONTRACT NO: 332003560 F Page 12 of 21| MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI are Hemuisiexe | ictiatsstas "| MB aE Loot DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 REV.0 | sS@o = | 5.1.12.4, Vendor shall be responsible for the complete design, engineering, coordination, inspection, testing, certification, documentation, delivery and program functioning of the equipment. 5.2. Material Handling Material handling equipment such as monorail, hoists, trolley shall be provided to facilitate handling, removal and replacement and transport of maintenance items, shutdown valves, control valves etc. Sufficient laydown areas and withdrawal space shall be provided to facilitate material handling 5.3. Workshop Workshop shall be equipped with necessary tools and machinery for maintenance of equipment, valves etc. The equipment shall include lathe, drilling machine, grinding machine, workbench with vice ete. 5.4. Spares Philosophy 5.4.1. Sparing policy COMPANY policy is to carry as little spares as practical, in particular the capital spares, and look to the VENDORS for services and spares support on short notice. The quantity of capital spares to be carried by COMPANY will depend on the support facilities provided by the VENDOR(s). CONTRACTOR shall supply start up and commissioning spares including but not be limited to the following as part of his lump sum price: + Filter elementsicartridges. + O-rings/seais/packing for valves and equipment + Gasketsiwashers, at least 10% for each size, 100% for manhole/inspection openings. + 10% of all bolts, nuts, screws, locking devices, etc. + Fan belts, + Repair kits. + Oilers + Spark plugs. + Flexible hoses and connectors. CONTRACTOR shall provide a priced list of two years operation and maintenance spare parts. 5.5. Special Tools Any special tools required for inspection, maintenance and removal of equipment shall be itemized and provided. 8.6. Noise Control Noise level limits shall be as specified in the individual equipment specifications. Noise level tests shall be carried out as part of the factory acceptance test for all equipment that is tested. Overall noise level at all work areas shall not exceed 85 dB (A) for equipment in onshore facility, except for certain restricted areas, which shall be agreed with COMPANY. These areas are expected to include the Diesel Engine Generators. MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT- EPC CCowTRACT No: 332003560 Page 13 of 21i MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT — EPCI ATE MN, aE Madura Limited DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-S11 H cM Husky-cNooe MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS REV.0 5.7. Painting All equipment and piping shall be surface prepared and painted in accordance with the GMS-SPM- 572, “Specification for Painting” and the relevant specific equipment specifications. Piping and valves shall be colour band coded and identified for service identification as per the GMS- ‘SPM-572, “Specification for Painting’. 5.8. Inspection and Testing All equipmentisystems shall be subject to a rigorous program of inspection and testing as specified in the datasheets and specifications. As a minimum, all major equipment / equipment packages shall be subject to factory acceptance tests to demonstrate functions and performance inclusive of noise level of each equipment. MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 14 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI MEAS | HCM Husky-cNooe | MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS sie | DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SI1 REV.0 APPENDIX A LIST OF CODES & STANDARDS MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO. 332003560 Page 15 of 21HOML issn | | MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT — EPCI ME _ 2808 & MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS FEE" eo: CODEC DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SI1 REV.0 sGuv outer The requirements and recommendations of the latest revisions of the following listed codes, standards and COMPANY’s Specifications shall apply. 1.0 ASME (American Society for Mechanical Engineers) ASME II ASME V ASME Vill Div. ASME IX ASME 831.3 ASME 831.8 ASME 816.5 ASME B16.9 ASME 816.10 ASME 816.11 ASME B16.20 ASME B 16.21 ASME B16.34 ASME B16.36 ASME B16.47 ASME B16.104 ASME B18.2.2 Materials Non Destructive Examination Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Unfired Pressure Vessels ‘Welding and Brazing Qualifications Process Piping Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems, ‘Stee! Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings Butt Welding Fittings Face-to-Face and End-to-End Dimensions of Valves Forged Fittings, Socket Welding and Threaded Ring Joint Gaskets and Grooves Non Metallic Flat Gaskets for Pipe Flanges Valve ~ Flanged Threaded End and Welding Orifice Plates Large Dimension Steel Flanges Valve Leakage Classification ‘Square and Hex Nuts 2.0 ASTM (American Society for Testings and Materials) ASTM A105 ASTM A106 ASTM A181 A193/A193M-03 AI94/A194M-03a ASTM A312, ASTM A370 ASTM A516 ASTM E709 ASTM A751 MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT EPC! CONTRACT NO. 332003560 ‘Standard Specification for Carbon Steel Forgings for Piping Applications Standard Specification for Seamless Carbon Stee! Pipe for High-Temperature Service Specification for Forgings, Carbon Steel, for General Purpose Piping Standard Specification for Alloy-Steel and Stainless Steel Bolting Materials for High-Temperature Service Standard Specification for Carbon and Alloy Steel Nuts for Bolts for High Pressure or High Temperature Service, or Both Standard Specification for Seamless and Welded Austenitic Stainless Steel Pipest Standard Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Steel Products Specification for Pressure Vessel Plates, Carbon Steel, for Moderate and Lower-Temperature Service Standard Practice for Magnetic Particle Examination Standard Test Methods, Practices, and Terminology for Chemical Analysis of Steel Products (1996) Page 16 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI Ms! _ 3a & | H cM Husky-onooe MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS FE me COE | Madura inte DOC NO, : GMS-BDM-SIL | REV.0 Bu he ASTM E353 Standard Test Methods for Chemical Analysis of Stainless, Heat-Resisting, Maraging, and Other Similar Chromium-Nickel-Iron Alloys E1-1997 (1997) ASTM E354 Standard Test Methods for Chemical Analysis of High-Temperature, Electrical, Magnetic, and Other Similar Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt Alloys E1-1997 (1997) ANSI C50.10 Rotating Electrical Machinery - Synchronous Machines ANSI 050.13 Requirements for Rotating Electrical Machinery Cylindrical Rotor Synchronous ‘AC generators ASTM A526 Zine-Coated (Galvanized) Carbon Steel Sheets of Commercial Quality ASTM 5209 Specification for Aluminum-Alloy Sheet and Plate ASTM C195 Specification for Mineral Fiber Thermal Insulating Cements ASTM ca4a Specification for Mineral Fiber Hydraulic-Setting Thermal Insulating and Finishing Cement ASTM C533 Specification for Calcium Silicate Block and Pipe Thermal Insulation ASTM C552 Specification for Cellular Glass Block and Pipe Thermal Insulation 3.0 API (American Petroleum Institute) APLBL Specification for Line Pipe APL 526 Flanged Steel and Safely Relief Valves APLRP 520, Part! Recommended Practice for the Design and Installation of Pressure-Relieving Systems in refineries - Design API RP 520, Partll Recommended Practice for the Design and Installation of Pressure-Relieving Systems in Refineries - Installation API RP 524 Guide to Pressure Relief and Depressuring Systems API RP-550, Parti Manual on Installation of Refinery Instruments and Controi Systems - Process Instrumentation and Control API RP 550, Part ill Manual on Installation of Refinery Instruments and Control Systems - Fired Heaters and Inert Gas Generators API 526 Flanged Steel and Safety Relief Valves APL 618 Sound Control of Mechanical Equipment for Refinery Services API 605 Large Diameter Carton Stee! Flanges 4.0 NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) NFPA 20 Standard for the Installation of Centrifugal Fire Pumps 5.0 EEMUA (The Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association) EEMUA 140 Noise Procedure Specifications 6.0 BS (British Standard) BS 5265 Mechanical Balancing and Rotating Bodies BS EN 10028 Specification for flat products made of steels for pressure purposes BS EN 10028-2 Non-alloy and alloy steels with specified elevated temperature properties 8S EN1834-1 Reciprocating internal combustion engines Safety requirements for design and construction of engines for use in potentially explosive atmospheres MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO: 332003360 Page 17 of 21HOM ssi MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS DOC NO.:GMS-BDM-SIL_ | REV.0 BS EN 10204 Metallic Products: types of inspection documents BS EN 4994 Design and Construction of Vessels and Tanks in Reinforced Plastic 7.0 {SO (International Standards of Organization 1so 2017 Vibration Isolators ISO 3046 Pts 1107 Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine Iso 10474 Metallic Products: types of inspection documents, 10 8501 Preparation of Steel Substrates before Application of Paints and Related Products 1SO 1940 Mechanical Vibration, Balancing quality of rigid rotors, 8.0 IEC (International Electro-Technical Commission) IEC 60034 Rotating Electrical Machines IEC 60092-301 Electrical Installation in Ships: Part 301 Equipment Generators and Motors 9.0 IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) 85 Test Procedure for Airborne Sound Measurement on Rotating Electric Machinery 115 Test Procedure for Synchronous Machines 522 Testing Turn-to-Turn Insulation on Form - Wound Stator Coils for AC Rotating Electrical Machines 10.0 _ UL (Underwriters Laboratory) uLe74 Electrical Motors and AC generators for use in Hazardous Area 11.0. Anti-Friction Bearing Manufacturer's Association (AFBMA) ‘AntiFriction Ball and Roller Bearing Standards 12.0 AWS (American Welding Standards) AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code - Stee! 13.0 SSPC Steel Structures Painting Manual 140 AISC Manual of Stee! Construction - Working Stress Design 15.0 OSHA Safety Regulations [MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI CON TRACT NO: 32003860 Page 18 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI LIST OF INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT REGULATION aa & H cM Husky-cNooe MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS oe COOEC Madara inited DOC NO.:GMS-BDM-S11 | REV.0 APPENDIX B MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT - EPCI CONTRACT NO; 332003560 Page 19 0f 21Hi cM Husky-cNOOC ____ MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS FEE awe CODEC MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT ~ EPCI Mme. 3a18 neal DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SI1 REV.0 | su Se ‘The requirements of the following indonesian Government Regulations shall be followed as required. 1 40. 1 12. 13. 14. 16. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 24 22. 23, 24, 25, Ministry of Environment Regulation Permen No. 13 year 2009 concerning Emission Quality Standards for Oil and Gas Activity, Ministry of Environment Decree No, 13 year 1995 concerning Emissions Standards from Stationary Sources, Head of Bapedal Decree Kep-03/BAPEDAL/O9/1995 concerning Hazardous and Toxic Waste ‘Management Technical Requirements Government Regulation No. 41 year 1999 concerning Air Pollution Control Decree of the State Minister of Environment No. 51 of 2004 conceming the Sea Water Quality Standard. Ministry of Environment Regulation No. 4 year 2007 concerning the Quality Standard of Liquid Waste for Oil and Gas and Geothermal Activities Ministry of Environment Decree No. 112 year 2003 concerning Domestic Wastewater Quality. Government Regulation No. 82 year 2001 concerning Management of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control Government Regulation No. 74 year 2001 concerning Hazardous and Toxic Material Management. Government Regulation No. 18 jo No. 85 year 1999 concerning Hazardous and Toxic Waste Management. Decree of the President of The Republic of Indonesia No. 109 of 2006 concerning Handling of Emergency Due To Oil Spillage at Sea, Government Regulation No. 19 of 1999 concerning Pollution Control and/or Sea Destruction. Head of Bapedal Decree KEP-01/BAPEDAL/09/1995 concerning Technical Requirements of Storage and Collecting Hazardous Waste. Regulation of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 045 of 2006 concerning Management of Drill Mud, Mud Waste and Cutting at the Oil and Gas Driling Activities Regulation of the Minister of Environment No. 12 of 2006 concerning the Requirements and Method for Permit to Dispose Waste Water into the Sea Government Regulation No. 27 Year 2002 Regarding Radioactive Waste Management. Ministry of Environment Decree No. 48 year 1996 concerning Noise Level Standards, Ministry of Environment Decree No. 49 year 1996 concerning Vibration Level Standards Government Regulation No. 82 th 2001 concerning Management of Water Quality and Control of Water Pollution, Decree of governor of East Java No. 129 Year 1996 concerning air quality standard for oll and gas mining activities Provincial Regulation of East Java No 5 Year 2000 concerning The Water Pollution Control in East Java Province. Indonesian Government Law No. 1 tahun 1970 concerning Work Safety Indonesian Government Law No. 8 Tahun 1971 concerning Mining, Oil and Gas Company Indonesian Government Regulation No. 11 Tahun 1979 concerning Work Safety in Oil and Gas Refinery ‘The General Director General of Oil and Gas Committee (MIGAS) Decree No. 63/Kpts/D.J/Migas/1977 concerning Terms and Conditions for Appointment of Third Party Inspector in Oil and Gas Offshore Platform MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT- EPC CONTRACT NO: 132003580 Page 20 of 21MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EVC! | yyy gare @ H CML iist08 : ‘MECHANICAL DESIGN BASIS Fs wx CODEC eee DOC NO. : GMS-BDM-SI1 REV.0 Bu yo 26. The General Director General of Oil and Gas Committee (MIGAS) Decree No. 43P/382/DJM/1992 27. 28. 29, 30. concerning Terms and Conditions for Appointment of Third Party Inspector in Oil, Gas and Geothermal Activity. The Ministry of Mining and Energy Regulation No.06P/0746/M.PE/1991concerning Inspection of Work Safety on Installation, Equipment and Technique Utiized in Oil and Gas Mining and Geothermal Resource Exploitation The Ministry of Mining and Energy Decree 300.K/38/M.PE/1997concerning Work Safety in Oil and Gas Pipeline Area The General Director General of Oil and Gas Committee (MIGAS) Decree No 84.K/38/DJM/1998 concerning Inspection Guidelines for Safety on Facilities, Equipment and Technology Used in Oil and Gas and Geothermal Activity The General Director General of Oil and Gas Committee (MIGAS) Decree No. 21.K/S8/DJM/1999 concerning Inspection Guidelines for Safety on Platforms in Oil and Gas Activity [MADURA BD FIELD DEVELOPMENT -EPCI CONTRACT NO: 332003860 Page 21 of 21