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PT. PERTA DAYA GAS PT. WIJAYA KARYA (Persero) Tbk
PROJECT NAME : FRONT END ENGINEERING DESIGN (FEED) OF

EASTERN INDONESIA LNG TRANSPORTATION
AND RECEIVING TERMINAL (PESANGGARAN &
MAKASSAR)
CLIENT : PT. PERTA DAYA GAS
CONSULTANT : PT. WIJAYA KARYA (Persero) Tbk
PROJECT LOCATION : MAKASSAR
DOCUMENT TITLE : BASIC ENGINEERING DESIGN DATA
DOCUMENT NO. : FPM-02-GEN-GEN-002-A4
G 18-0613 IFB TTP ARF AA

F 12-06-13 IFA TTP ARF AA
E 04-06-13 IFA TTP ARF AA
D 23-05-13 IFR FAW ARF AA
C 04-03-13 IFR FAW ARF AA
B 19-02-13 IFR FAW ARF AA
A 15-02-13 IFR FAW ARF AA
WIKA PMC PDG
REV DATE DESCRIPTION DATE
PREP'D CHK'D APP'D CHK’D APP’D
FRONT END ENGINEERING DESIGN (FEED) OF
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LIST OF REVIEW
Rev.
Paragraph Page Number Description of Change
No.
A - - Issued for Review (15-02-13)
B - - Issued for Review (19-02-13)
C - - Issued for Review (04-03-13)
D - - Issued for Review (23-05-13)
E - - Issued for Review (04-06-13)
F - - Issued for Approval (12-06-13)
G - - Issued for BID (18-06-13)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCOPE 4
2. DEFINITION 4
3. REFERENCE 4
4. ABBREVIATION 4
5. PROJECT OVERVIEW 5
5.1 Plant Location 5
5.2 Scope of the Plant 6
6. BASIC DESIGN DATA 6
6.1 Design Life 6
6.2 Metocean 7
6.3 Geotechnical 18
6.4 Geophysics 50
6.5 Topography & Batimetry 55
6.6 Earthquake 56
7. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION 57
7.1 Plant Capacity 57
7.2 Plant Layout 58
7.3 Design Code 58
7.4 Utilitity Facilities 58
8. CIVIL ENGINEERING 59
9. INSTRUMENTATION 59
10. ELECTRICAL 59
11. PROTECTIVE COVER 59
12. FIRE FIGHTING 60
13. UNIT OF MEASUREMENT 60
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1. SCOPE
The LNG Regasification and Receiving Terminal Facilities will be built in Makassar.
All infrastructure, accommodations, transportation facilities, utilities, etc, will also be
built.
2. DEFINITION
Client : PT Perta Daya Gas
Project Management Consultant : PT Bintang Persada Abadi
Government : The Government of Republic of
Indonesia
Consultant : PT WIJAYA KARYA (Persero) Tbk.
Vendor : All equipment and service supplier
3. REFERENCE
3.1 Applicable Codes Standards and Regulations
The Project Specifications and Standards are primarily prepared on the basis of
International regulations, codes and standards. Where International codes are not
applicable, other codes will be utilized according to PDG approval. In any area of
conflict, the order of precedence will be as follows (commencing with the highest):
1. National and Local Rules and Regulations
2. National Codes and Standards
3. Licensor Specifications and Standards
4. Engineering Standards and Specifications developed for the Project
5. International Codes and Standards
In general, API, ASME and ANSI Codes will apply to Piping and Equipment.
(See the document Aplicable Code and Standard FPM-02-GEN-GEN-028)
3.2 Language
Wording for document and drawing of design and engineering shall be in English
4. ABBREVIATION
LNG Liquid Natural Gas

PDG Client (PT. Perta Daya Gas)
API American Petroleum Institute
ANSI American National Standards Institute
ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers
BH Bore Hole
BHL Bore Hole at Sea
N North
NE Northeast
E North
SE Southeast
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S South
SW Southwest
W West
NW Nothwest
OBE Operating Basis Earthquake
SSE Safe Shutdown Earthquake
MCE Maximum Considered Earthquake
LHV Lower Heating Value
HHV Higher Heating Value
MMSCFD Million Standard Cubic Feet per Day
BOG Boil off Gas
5. Project Overview
5.1 Plant Location
Country : Indonesia
Town/City : Makassar
Geographic bearing of site : 050 06’ 49.5’’ South Latitude and 1190 25’ 11.4’’
East Longitude
Site altitude :2m
Location
Plant Location
5.2 Scope Of The Plant

The LNG Receiving and Regasification Terminal Facilities include the following:
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1) Marine Facilities
2) LNG Storage Tank
3) Process System
a. LNG Pump
b. Ambient Air Vaporizer
c. Vapor Return Blower
d. BOG Compressor
e. Natural Gas Meter Station
4) Piping System
5) Electrical System
6) Control and Instrumentation
7) Utility System
8) Civil & Infrastructual System
9) Fire Protection
10) Natural Gas Pipeline
11) Etc.
6. BASIC DESIGN DATA

6.1 Design Life
As per respective API codes for equipment
Minimum Design Life shall be :

Buildings 25 Years
Electrical/Instrumentation 25 Years
Structural Steel 25 Years
Reinforced Concrete 25 Years
Tanks 25 Years
Drums 25 Years
Air Fin Process Bundle 25 Years
Pump Cases 25 Years
Turbines 25 Years
Heat Exchanger Shells 25 Years
Heat Exchanger Channels 25 Years
Heat Exchanger RemovableTube Bundles 25 Years
High Alloy Exchanging Tubes (> 9% Chromium) 25 Years
Piping 25 Years
Valves 25 Years
Strainers 25 Years
Expansion Joints 25 Years
Replacement Compressor Internals 25 Years
Exchanger Tubes {CS through to 9% Chromium} 25 Years
Replaceable Pump Trim &Internals 25 Years
Fired Heater Tubing 100,000 h
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6.2 Metocean
6.2.1 Temperature
Air Temperature
Temp. ◦C
Maximum recorded 35.6
Minimum recorded 19
Average temperature 27.73
Average max monthly 35.08
Average min monthly 20.68
6.2.2 Wind
6.2.2.1 Wind Velocity
Average velocity
- Rain (Nov-April) 28 km/hr
- Dry (May-Oct) 24 km/hr
Maximum velocity 51 m/sec (km/hr)
Basic wind speed for 44 m/sec(km/hr)
structure design(rata-rata maksimum)
6.2.2.2 Wind Direction and Percentage of Time for Each Quadrant
% of
N NE E SE S SW W NW Calm
time
Jan’ 11 4% 7% 4% 4% 0 7% 7% 20% 72,82%
Feb’ 11 7% 0 10% 4% 0 0% 0 17% 14,98%
Mar ‘11 7% 7% 7% 7% 3% 4% 0 15% 15,62%
April ‘11 2% 4% 7% 7% 0 7% 7% 5% 12,55%
May ‘11 7% 0 1% 7% 21% 4% 6% 8% 15,9%
Jun ‘11 0 4% 4% 7% 0 7% 10% 7% 18,6%%
July ‘11 4% 7% 7% 5% 0 0 10% 7% 17.2%
Aug ‘11 0 12% 2% 5% 4% 8% 10% 0 18,57%
Sep ‘11 0 4% 4% 7% 5% 10% 9% 4% 18,57%
Oct ‘11 4% 4% 5% 7% 8% 11% 7% 4% 14,17%
Nov ‘11 7% 5% 6% 7% 4% 7% 8% 9% 15,06%
Dec ‘11 9% 7% 7% 7% 2% 4% 7% 10% 15,45%
Jan ‘12 4% 8% 5% 7% 4% 4% 4% 4% 17,81%
Feb ‘12 7% 7% 4% 7% 2% 10% 13% 15% 12,61%
Mar ‘12 2% 5% 6% 7% 2% 13% 17% 4% 12,15%
April ‘12 0% 6% 7% 7% 4% 10% 5% 4% 12,13%
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May ‘12 3% 5% 7% 4% 4% 10% 7% 4% 20,73%

Jun ‘12 0 7% 7% 7% 4% 4% 2% 0 17,57%
July ‘12 2% 7% 4% 7% 5% 6% 2% 0 17,81%
Aug ‘12 0 4% 7% 7% 7% 8% 4% 0 19,43%
Sep ‘12 7% 7% 4% 10% 10% 4% 3% 0 19,43%
Oct ‘12 7% 7% 4% 7% 4% 10% 10% 4% 19,03%
Nov ‘12 2% 4% 4% 7% 1% 4% 7% 10% 17,57%
Dec ‘12 0 4% 5% 7% 3% 4% 7% 21% 10,12%
6.2.3 Relative Humidity

Relative Humidity Rh%
Mean monthly maximum 99
Mean monthly minimum 47.2
Average monthly humidity 80.23
Summer mean (months ) 84.39
Winter mean (months) 76.06
6.2.4 Rainfall
Rainfall Value
Maximum recorded annual 92.8
Minimum recorded annual 0
Average annual 245.36
Maximum recorded in 24 hrs 242
Rainy season 6 month
6.2.5 Barometric Pressure
Barometric Pressure mbar

Maximum 1015,5
Minimum 1000,9
Average 1010,58
6.2.6 Solar Heat
Solar Heat Flux At Midday Kcal/m2.hr

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Minimum 0
Maximum 100
Average 66.84
6.2.7 Tidal
6.2.7.1 Tidal type
6.2.7.2 Tidal Coeficient
6.2.7.3 Water Level Configuration
6.2.8 Sea Water Sampling

6.2.8.1 Chemical Analysis
No Parameter Unit Result Method

I. PHYSIC
a Totals dissolved mg/L 16.300,0 Gravimetri
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solids 0
b Odour - No Organoleptik
Odour
c Turbidity 3,39 Turbidimetri
II. CHEMISTRY
a. Anorganic
Chemical
1 Ph - 8,19 Ph meter
2 Ca hardness as mg/L 714,29 Kompleksometri
CaCO3 CaCO3
3 Magnesium mg/L 3.250,00 Kompleksometri
hardness as CaCO3
CaCO3
4 Total Hardness mg/L 3.964,29 Kompleksometri
as CaCO3 CaCO3
5 Carbonates as mg/L 21,00 Tetrimetri
CaCO3 CaCO3
6 Phenolphthalein mg/L 21,00 Tetrimetri
alkalinity as CaCO3
CaCO3
7 Bicarbonate as mg/L 84,00 Tetrimetri
CaCO3 CaCO3
8 Total Alkalinity mg/L 115,50 Tetrimetri
CaCO3
9 Chloride as Cl mg/L CL- 11.400,0 Argentometri
10 Sulphates as mg/L SO4 1.118,55 Spektrofotometri
SO4
11 Dissolved iron mg/L Fe 0,040 Spektrofotometri
as Fe
12 Phosphate as P mg/L PO4- 0,000 Spektrofotometri
P
13 Dissolved silica mg/L SiO2 12,00 Spektrofotometri
as SiO2
14 Colloidal Silica mg/L SiO2 18,00 Spektrofotometri
15 Sodium as Na mg/L Na 3.700,00 Flame Photometri
16 Nitrates as N mg/L NO3- 0,00 Spektrofotometri
N
17 Magnesium as mg/L Mg 780,00 Kompleksometri
Mg
18 Temporary mg/L 84,00 Calculation
hardness as CaCO3
CaCO3
19 Permananet mg/L 3.880,29 Calculation
hardness as CaCO3
CaCO3
6.2.8.2 Water Analysis Data

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6.2.9 Current
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Flow was measured for 25 hours in 3 layers (0.2 d; 0.6 d; 0.8 d), d is the
water depth.
The maximum speed of the Spring Tide:

0.2 d = 0.145 m / s
0.6 d = 0.165 m / s
0.8 d = 0.188 m / s
spring tide
The maximum speed of Neap Tide:

0.2 d = 0.109 m / s
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0.6 d = 0.155 m / s
0.8 d = 0.157 m / s
neap tide
6.3 Geotechnical
6.3.1 Offshore Deep boring
Drilling at sea conducted by 2 (two) points, that BHL and BHL-1-2.
Regarding the depth of the sea:
Drill Point No. Depth of Sea (m)* Depth of Sea (m)**

BHL-1 6.50 6.50
BHL-1 6.70 6.70
RRemarks:
*) Measured from surface
**) Measured from the ground
Drilling results can be described as follows:
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 The depth of the bedrock around the drill point and BHL BHL-1-2 is
relatively the same that lies at a depth of -6.00 meters from ground level.
 Topsoil in general there is a layer of sandy silt soil crusted scallops. The
condition of this layer is very loose (very loose) until the loose, N-SPT
prices on this layer ranges between 2-7 blows / feet.
 Type of bottom soil layer (below -6.00 meters from ground level) is dense
soil layer berlanau sand (sand stone). N-SPT prices on this layer on
average> 50 blows / ft.
6.3.2 Offshore Laboratory analysis

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6.3.3 Onshore Laboratory analysis

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6.3.4 Sondir
Sondir investigation conducted only on land area alone. Sondir investigation is
done up to a depth 13.00 meters from local ground level.
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6.4 Geophysics
6.4.1 Sub Bottom Profiling
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According to the characteristics of internal and external reflector, generally there

are two layers of units:
Unit A, under seismic reflector shows berlanau sand layer with a thickness of 8
m sediment thickness shown on the map sequent 2
Sediment Thickness Map Sequent 2

Unit B, in the layer unit A beat sandy silt with a thickness of 8 m sediment
thickness shown on the map sequent 1.
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Sediment Thickness Map Sequent 1
6.4.2 Side Scan Sonar Survey

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6.4.3 Magnetic Survey

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6.4.4 Geo-electrical
Real resistivity values obtained from the measurement and the interpreted types of soil
real strata for the project site at IKI, Makassar
Titik Kedalaman Harga Type of Soil/Rock Strata
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Resistivity
(m)
ρ (ohm-m)
0 – 1.00 94 Dry sand and gravel layer
G-1 1 – 2.50 141 Hard rock layer
>2.50 8 Wet silty clay layer
0 – 1.00 6.20 Wet silty clay layer
G-2 1.00 – 8.00 4.13 Wet silty clay layer
>8.00 41.00 Saturated sand layer
0 -1.00 3 Wet soft clay layer
G-3 1.00 – 4.30 60 Saturated sand layer
>4.30 0.62 Salty Clay layer
0 – 1.00 41 Saturated sand layer
1.00 –
G-4 5.13 Wet silty clay layer
10.00
>10.00 35 Saturated sand layer
0 – 1.00 42 Saturated sand layer
G-5 1 – 2.50 168 Hard rock layer
>2.50 25 Saturated sand layer
6.5 Topographic and Batimetry

6.5.1 Topographic
Topography and spot level results are presented in the form of detailed
topographic maps. Sport level on existing pipelines made by a distance of
15 meters.
6.5.2 Batimetry
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6.6 Earthquake Design Classification

1. The following (critical) structures and equipment with their foundations
shall be designed to resist a horizontal earthquake factor of 0.05 – 0.1 g.
- LNG Tanks*
- Marine Facilities
- Compressors
- Fire Fighting Facilities
- Fire House
- Control Rooms
- Bund Walls
- Pipe racks
*LNG Tanks shall be designed for an OBE (Operating Basis Earthquake);
and a stress limit check made at an SSE (Safe Shutdown Earthquake). At
OBE "Working Stress" may be applied as permitted by code with the
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appropriate increase allowed for load combination including earthquake.

At SSE the stress level shall be allowed to reach yield for the tensile
condition and critical for the buckling condition. Container associate
piping up to and including the first container shut-off calve in LNG lines
shall be designed to the provisions for LNG tanks above. (The SSE shall
be represented by a ground motion spectrum in which the spectral
acceleration at any period, T, shall be equal to the spectral acceleration of
the MCE ground motion defined in 7.3.2.1. The OBE ground motion
represented by an acceleration response spectrum having a 10 %
probability of exceedance within a 50 years period (mean return interval
of 475 years - NFPA 59 A 2009 (or newest edition).
2. For all other (non-critical) structures and equipment, design shall be
based on SNI 1726-2010 (or newest edition).
7. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION

7.1 Plant Capacity
LNG Specification
No Component LNG Tangguh LNG Badak
1 CH4 0.9685 0.9074
2 C2H6 0.0218 0.0498
3 C3H8 0.0047 0.0305
4 i-C4H10 0.0009 0.0062
5 n-C4H10 0.0010 0.0058
6 i-C5H12 0.0001 0.0001
7 i-C5H12 0.0000 0.0000
8 n-C6H14 0.0000 0.0000
9 N2 0.0030 0.0002
10 O2 0.0000 0.0000
11 CO2 0.0000 0.0000
Total 1.0000 1.0000
Molecular Weight
LNG Badak : 18,12
LNG Tangguh : 16,61
Density
LNG Badak : 458,8
LNG Tangguh : 432,6
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7.2 Plant Layout
7.3 Design Code

Refer to document Aplicable Code and Standard (FPM-00-GEN-GEN-024-A4)
7.4 Utilities Facilities

Utility Air
Minimun Normal Maximum Design
Flow Rate, m3/h TBC TBC TBC TBC
Temperature, °C AMB AMB 65 65
Pressure, barg 4.50 8.00 10.5 10.5
Instrument Air
3
Flow Rate, m /h TBC TBC TBC TBC
Pressure, barg 4.50 7.50 10.5 10.5
Dew point at atmospheric pressure: -40 0C

Inert Gas (Nitrogen)

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Flow Rate, m3/h TBC TBC TBC TBC

Pressure, barg 4.50 7.50 10.5 10.5
Max. Oxygen content: 2%
Utility water:
Operating Pressure 3.50 barg (min) at grade and at furthest point
Supply Temperature Ambient
Potable Water:
Quality per Indonesian Standard
Supply Pressure 3.00 barg (min) at grade and at the farthest
point
Supply Temperature Ambient
8. CIVIL ENGINEERING
8.1 To be covered Civil Enginering Design Basis (FPM-02-CIV-GEN-001-A4)
9. INSTRUMENTATION
9.1 To be covered Instrumentationl Enginering Design Basis (FPM-02-INS-GEN-001-A4)
10. ELECTRICAL
10.1 Power Supply
The system characteristics shall be as follows:
10.1.1 In-plant generation: 6.6 kV 3 Ph. 50 Hz. In Plant Distribution Voltage: 380
V, 3 Ph, 50 Hz
10.1.2 An emergency power distribution shall be provided by PDG to supply
process critical loads and emergency lighting, as advised by the Unit
Consultant.
10.1.3 An uninterruptible power supply shall be provided by the Power Distribution
PDG
11. PROTECTIVE COVER

11.1 Insulation for Cold Piping and Equipment
Insulation for cold piping and equipment shall be in accordance with Standard for
Cold Service insulation.
11.2 Personnel Protection

11.2.1 Piping and equipment operating at or above ± 40 °C shall be provided with
insulation guards for personnel protection where accessible.
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11.3 Fire Proofing

11.3.1 Fire Proofing of equipment and supports shall be provided by EPC
contractor.
12. FIRE FIGHTING

Fire fighting facilities shall be provided in accordance with Fire Detection and Protection
Specification standard.
 New fire pumps shall be provided
 Sprinkler systems shall be provided
13. UNIT OF MEASUREMENT

13.1 General
The basic units of measurement and their symbols to be used for the Project shall
be in accordance with Table 1. The units are generally International System of Units
(SI) i.e., metric system, with some exceptions, exceptions to the SI units are noted
by an *asterisk. Prior to using any other units of measurement on the project, this
document must be revised to reflect the addition.
TABLE 1
BASIC UNIT OF MEASUREMENT
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Quantity Symbols Unit

Acidity pH pH
Angle (Plane) Rad Radian
Energy (Heat) MJ Megajoule
Quantity Symbol Unit
Energy (Power) kW-h Kilowatt-hour (1 kWh = 3.6 MJ)
Energy Flow Rate: kW Kilowatt
Force N Newton
Length m Meter
Inch (for pipeline and piping diameters
in*
only)
Mass (Weight): kg Kilogram
MT Metric ton (1 metric ton = 1000 kg)
Temperature: °C Degree Celcius
K Kelvin (K = °C + 273.15)
S Second
Min Minute
Time : H Hour
d Day
a Year (annum)
* SI (metric) system of units
13.2 Compound Units

For producing compound units, any combination of the basic and standard
magnitude prefix shown in Table 6 is acceptable. However, the compound units
listed in Tables 2, 3, 4, and 5 should be used where practical.
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TABLE 2
COMPOUND UNITS OF MEASUREMENT, SPACE AND TIME

Area (or sq. m) Square meter
Velocity m/s Meter per second
Normal cubic meter (@ 0 °C, 760 mm Hg,
Gas Volume : Nm3
dry basis)
Standard cubic feet (@ 60 0F, 14.696 psia,
SCF* dry basis, which converts to 15.56°C, 760
mm Hg, dry basis)
MMSCF* Million standard cubic feet (106 SCF)
BCF * Billion standard cubic feet (109 SCF)
TCF * Trillion standard cubic feet (1012 SCF)
Liquid Volume : m3 Cubic meter
I Liter(1 l = 10-3 m3)
ml Milliliter
Volumetric Flow : Nm3 /h Normal cubic meter per hour (for gas)
(Notes 6, 7 and 8) Nm3/d Normal cubic meter per day (for gas)
SCFD* Standard cubic feet per day (for gas)
MMSCFD* Million standard cubic feet per day (for gas)
Billion standard cubic feet per day (for gas)
BSCFD*
(109 SCFD)
m3/h Cubic meter per hour (for liquids)
TABLE 3
COMPOUND UNITS OF MEASUREMENT, MECHANICS
Concentration : % mol Mole percent
(Number of moles per 100 moles of mixture)
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Weight percent
% wt
(Number of grams per 100 grams of mixture)
ppmv Parts per million by volume
ppmw Parts per million by weight
mg/ Nm3 Milligram per normal cubic meter
Corrosion Rate : mm/a Millimeter per annum
Density : kg/ m3 Kilogram per cubic meter
Head : kg2-m/ kgm Kilogram force-meter per kilogram mass
Linear Thermal
cm/m Centimeter per meter
Expansion
kg/s Kilogram per second
kg/h Kilogram per hour
Mass / Molar Flow
kgmol/h Kilogram moles per hour
Mt/a Million metric tons per annum
Moment : N-m Newton-meter
kg/ cm2a* Kilogram per square centimeter absolute
Pressure :
kg/ cm2g* Kilogram per square centimeter gauge
Differential Pressure Mbar* Millibar (1kg/cm2 = 13948.33 millibar)
: kg/cm2* Kilogram per square centimeter
Specification Bar/100m Bar per hundred meters
Pressure Drop : kg/ cm2-m Kilogram per square centimeter ~ meter
Rotational Speed : rpm* Revolution per minute
Stress : N/m2 Newton per square meter
mN/m Millinewton per meter
Surface Tension :
Dyne/cm* Dyne per centimeter
Viscosity :
CP* Centipoises
(Absolute)
Viscosity :
m2/s* Square meter per second
(Kinematic)
TABLE 4
COMPOUND UNITS OF MEASUREMENT, HEAT
kJ/kg Kilojoule per kilogram

Enthalpy :
KJ/kgmol Kilojoule per kilogram mole
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kJ/kg - K Kilojoule per kilogram - Kelvin absolute

Specific Entropy :
kJ/kgmol -
Kilojoule per kilogram mole - Kelvin absolute
K
Fouling Factor : h-m2-K/kJ Hour-square meter - Kelvin per kilojoule
Fuel Consumption: MJ/h Megajoule per hour
kJ/kg - K Kilojoule per kilogram - Kelvin differential

Specific Heat
Capacity : Kilojoule per kilogram mole- Kelvin
kJ/kgmol-K
differential
Heat Duty : kW or MW Kilowatt or Megawatt
Heat Flux : kW/m2 Kilowatt per square meter
Heat Transfer
kW/m2 - K Kilowatt per square meter - Kelvin differential
Coefficient :
MJ/kgmol* Megajoule per kilogram mole

Heating Value: (HHV
and LHV)
BTU/SCF* British termal unit per standard cubic foot
Thermal
kW/m - K Kilowatt per meter - Kelvin differential
Conductivity
Lower heating value (LHV) divided by

BTU/SCF - square root of density relative to air, which
Wobbe Index Wl :
(°R) 0.5) equals (BTU/SCF) / (Temperature of Gas (In
°R absolute) * sp.gr ir) 5
TABLE 5
COMPOUND UNITS OF MEASUREMENT, HEAT
Quantity Symbols Units

V Volt (absolute)
A Ampere
Electricity
Ω Ohm, resistance
S Conductance
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MW Megawatt
Hz Hertz (cycles per second)
AC Alternating current
DC Direct current
Luminance Ix Lux or lumens/m2
13.3 Standard Magnitude Prefix and Multipliers
TABLE 6
STANDARD MAGNITUDE PREFIX AND MULTIPLIERS
Quantity Prefix Multiplier
T tera 1012
G giga 109
M mega 106
K kilo 103
c centi 10-2
m milli 10-3
µ micro 10-6
n nano 10-9
p pico 10-12
13.4 Unit Converrsion

The basic units of measurement and their symbols to be used for the Project should
also be in accordance with Table 7. The units are generally International British of
Units.
TABLE 7
SELECTED UNITS OF CONVERSION
Dimension English Units Equivalent in Project Units

Space and Time :
Angle 1 degree 0.01745329 rad ( = B/180 rad )
Area 1 ft2 0.092902 m2
Length 1 ft 0.3048 m
Physical Volume 1 ft3 0.028317 m3
Gas Volumetric Flow 1 MMSCFD 1116.33 Nm3/h = 26792 Nm3/d
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Liquid Volumetric Flow 1 gpm (U.S.) 0.22712 m3/h

Mechanics :
Corrosion 1 mil per year 0.0254 mm/a
Density 1 lb/ft3 16.01846 kg/m3
Energy / Power 1 hp 0.746 kW
Force 1 Ibf 4.448222 N
Head 1 ft-lbf/lbm 0.3048 kgf-m/kgm
Mass 1 lb 0.4536 kg
Moment 1 ft-lbf 1.35582 N-m
Pressure 1 psia 0.070307 kg/cm2
(1 psia = 0.0689476 bar)
Specific Pressure Drop 1 psi/ft 0.230666 kg/cm2 - m
Stress 1 lbf/ft2 0.020885 N/m2
Surface Tension 1 dyne/cm 1 mN/m
Viscosity (absolute) 1 CP 10-3 pascal - second (Pa-s)
Viscosity (kinematic) 1 centistoke 10-6 m2/s
Heat :
Energy (Heat) 1 Btu (I.T.) 1.055056 x 10-13MJ
Enthalpy 1 Btu/Lb 2.326 kJ/kg
Specific Entropy 1 Btu/lb - °R 4.1868 kJ/kg-K
Fouling Factor 1 h-ft2-°F/Btu 0.04892 H-M2-K/kJ
Specific Heat Capacity 1 H-ft2- °F 4.1868 kJ/kg-K
Heat Flux 1 Btu/hft2 11.356528 kJ/M2-h
Heat Transfer
1 Btu/h-ft2-oF 20.44175 kJ/m2-h-K
Coefficient
Heating Value 1 Btu(I.T.)/SCF 39.3798 kJ/Nm3
Differential
1 °F differential 0.5555 °C differential
Temperature
Absolute Temperature Y °F absolute 0.5555 * (Y-32.2 ) °C absolute
Thermal Conductivity 1 Btu-ft/h-ft2 - °F 6.23065 kJ/m2-h-K
Light :
Luminance 1 footcandle 0.0929 Ix
13.5 Constants and Other Useful Relationships


1 kgmol occupies 22.4136 Nm3 at SI system normal conditions of 0 °C, 760 mm
Hg, dry basis.

1 Ibmol occupies 379.48 SCF at Imperial system standard conditions of 60 °F,
14.696 psia, dry basis, which converts to 15.56 °C, 760 mm Hg, dry basis.

1 Grain = 64.79891 mg

1 Grain/100 SCF = 24.18592 mg/Nm3

1 Grain/U.S. gallon = 17.11806 g/m3
Absolute zero (K) = - 273,15 oC
13.6 Notes (to all Tables)

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1. The American English spelling or units shall be used as shown (e.g., meter,
etc).
2. Generally, the SI (metric) system of units is to be used for the Project, with the
exceptions as noted by an asterisk*.
3. Pipeline and Piping diameters shall be specified in inches.
4. The British thermal unit (BTU) reflected in this document is the International
Table Btu. The Fifth International Conference on the Properties of Steam
(London, July 1956) defined the calorie (International Table) as 4.1868 J
(joule). Therefore, the exact conversion factor for the Btu (International Table)
is 1.055 055 852 62 kJ.
5. All gas volumetric flows shall be expressed in Nm 3 (normal conditions in the SI
system area 0°C, 760 mm Hg, dry basis), except those gas volumetric flows
appearing on overall conditions in the Imperial system area 60 °F (degree
Fahrenheit) and 14.696 psia, dry basis, which is equivalent to 15.560°C and
760 mm Hg, dry basis). The unit, standard cubic meter (m 3), shall not be used
for gas volumetric flows.
6. The prefix letter "M" is to refer only to "million" (i.e., "mega"), except in the case
of "MMBtu, MMSCF" and "MMSDFD", where adherence to gas industry
standard is advisable (i.e., "MMBTU" means million British thermal unit,
"MMSCF" means million standard cubic feet and "MMSCFD" means million
standard cubic feet per day).
7. In measurements affecting LNG heating value, standard gas conditions of the
Imperial system shall be used; standard gas conditions in the Imperial system
are 60 °F (degree Fahrenheit) and 14.696 psia, dry basis, which is equivalent
to 15.560 °C and 760 mm Hg, dry basis. The higher heating value (HHV)
means the gross heating value. The lower heating value (LHV) means the net
heating value.
8. Pressure should always be indicated in kg/cm2a or kg/cm2g, except for
differential pressure, which shall be indicated in millibar or kg/cm2.

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PROJECT NAME : FRONT END ENGINEERING DESIGN (FEED) OF

G 18-0613 IFB TTP ARF AA

A - - Issued for Review (15-02-13)

B - - Issued for Review (19-02-13)

C - - Issued for Review (04-03-13)

D - - Issued for Review (23-05-13)

E - - Issued for Review (04-06-13)

F - - Issued for Approval (12-06-13)

G - - Issued for BID (18-06-13)

LNG Liquid Natural Gas

5.2 Scope Of The Plant

6. BASIC DESIGN DATA

Minimum Design Life shall be :

6.2.2.2 Wind Direction and Percentage of Time for Each Quadrant

May ‘12 3% 5% 7% 4% 4% 10% 7% 4% 20,73%

6.2.3 Relative Humidity

6.2.5 Barometric Pressure

Barometric Pressure mbar

6.2.6 Solar Heat

Solar Heat Flux At Midday Kcal/m2.hr

6.2.7.2 Tidal Coeficient

6.2.7.3 Water Level Configuration

6.2.8 Sea Water Sampling

No Parameter Unit Result Method

6.2.8.2 Water Analysis Data

The maximum speed of the Spring Tide:

The maximum speed of Neap Tide:

Drill Point No. Depth of Sea (m)* Depth of Sea (m)**

6.3.2 Offshore Laboratory analysis

6.3.3 Onshore Laboratory analysis

According to the characteristics of internal and external reflector, generally there

Sediment Thickness Map Sequent 2

Sediment Thickness Map Sequent 1

6.4.2 Side Scan Sonar Survey

6.4.3 Magnetic Survey

6.5 Topographic and Batimetry

6.6 Earthquake Design Classification

appropriate increase allowed for load combination including earthquake.

7. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION

7.2 Plant Layout

7.3 Design Code

7.4 Utilities Facilities

Dew point at atmospheric pressure: -40 0C

Minimun Normal Maximum Design

Flow Rate, m3/h TBC TBC TBC TBC

Max. Oxygen content: 2%

11. PROTECTIVE COVER

11.2 Personnel Protection

11.3 Fire Proofing

12. FIRE FIGHTING

13. UNIT OF MEASUREMENT

Quantity Symbols Unit

* SI (metric) system of units

13.2 Compound Units

Quantity Symbols Unit

* SI (metric) system of units

Quantity Symbols Unit

kJ/kg Kilojoule per kilogram

kJ/kg - K Kilojoule per kilogram - Kelvin absolute

Fouling Factor : h-m2-K/kJ Hour-square meter - Kelvin per kilojoule