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Work Ref. Doc Type Unit No. Discipline Chrono No. Rev. Project Nº. Unit Document Type Material Code Serial N°. Rev.
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TECHNIP PROJECT No. 9661B
HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATION REPORT (FIRST OIL)
CONTENTS
1. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ................................................................................................ 4
2. TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................ 4
3. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .......................................................................................... 5
3.1 PROJECT DOCUMENTS .................................................................................... 5
3.2 INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM ............................................................................. 9
4. AREA CLASSIFICATION PROCESS .............................................................................. 9
4.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 9
4.2 TYPES OF SOURCES AND GRADE OF RELEASE......................................... 10
4.3 CLASSIFICATION OF PETROLEUM FLUIDS .................................................. 11
4.4 FLUID CATEGORY ........................................................................................... 11
4.5 VARIATION IN TYPE AND LEVEL OF VENTILATION ..................................... 12
4.6 HAZARDOUS AREA AND ZONE ...................................................................... 13
4.7 ESTABLISHMENT OF APPROPRIATE RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL ....... 13
5. APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS & TEMPERATURE CLASS............................................ 17
5.1 APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS ............................................................................ 17
5.2 TEMPERATURE CLASS ................................................................................... 18
6. GENERAL NOTES ........................................................................................................ 19
6.1 FLAMMABLE MATERIALS & FLUID CATEGORIES......................................... 19
6.2 FACILITY RELEASE FREQUENCY ‘LEVEL’ .................................................... 20
6.3 CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT .......................................... 20
6.4 EXTENT OF HAZARDOUS AREA..................................................................... 20
6.5 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF BATTERY ROOM ............................................... 21
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6.6 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF VENTS ................................................................ 21
6.7 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PUMPS ............................................................... 21
6.8 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PIG LAUNCHER / RECEIVER ........................... 21
6.9 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT DRIP PAN .................................... 22
6.10 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF FLARE TIP.......................................................... 22
APPENDIX – 1 SHAPE FACTOR FOR PRESSURISED RELEASES ...................................... 23
APPENDIX – 2 RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL CALCULATIONS ........................................ 25
APPENDIX – 3A HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR CI ........................................ 28
APPENDIX – 3B HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR NI ........................................ 29
APPENDIX – 3C HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SI ........................................ 30
APPENDIX – 3D HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR WI ....................................... 31
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1. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT
The purpose of this document is to determine the extent of the hazardous areas
expected to be created by process facilities to be provided in artificial islands (Central,
North, South and West) as part of the First Oil (FO) phase of the Project.
2. TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS

ADNOC Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
CC Central Complex
CI Central Island
COMPANY Zakum Development Company ZADCO
CONTRACTOR Organisation nominated by COMPANY to
perform EPC works
COP Codes of Practice
DG Diesel Generator
EDG Emergency Diesel Generator
ENGINEER TECHNIP France Abu Dhabi
EPC Engineering Procurement and Construction
EPS Early Production Scheme
ESD Emergency Shutdown
ESDV Emergency Shutdown Valve
F&G Fire & Gas
FEED Front End Engineering Design
FO First Oil
H2S Hydrogen Sulphide
HSE Health, Safety & Environment
LFL / LEL Lower Flammability Limit/ Lower Explosive
Limit
LP Loss Prevention / Low Pressure
LT Low Temperature
MBD Thousand Barrels per Day
MOL Main Oil Line
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MP Medium Pressure
MSL Mean Sea Level
NI North Island
NSP North Satellite Platform
OTL Oil Trunk Line
PBU Production Build-Up
Pocc Probability of Occupancy
PPM Parts Per Million
SI South Island
SP Sustainable Phase
SPC Supreme Petroleum Council
SSP South Satellite Platform
UAE United Arab Emirates
UZ Upper Zakum
UZFFD Upper Zakum Full Field Development
VENDOR / SUPPLIER / Firm or company to whom the Purchase Order
MANUFACTURER is issued to supply the goods
WI West Island
WP Work Package
WSP West Satellite Platform
ZADCO Zakum Development Company
ZCC Zakum Central Complex
3. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Codes, standards and other documents generally applicable to this Project have been
listed as below.
3.1 PROJECT DOCUMENTS

DOCUMENT/DRAWING DOCUMENT/ DRAWING DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
9661B-000-JSD-1900-003 Loss Prevention Philosophy (WP4 & WP5) Facilities
9661B-000-JSM-500 Specification for General Environmental Data and Units
of Measurement for ZADCO Onshore and Offshore
Facilities
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Central Island
9661B-100-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - Central Island First Oil Facilities

9661B-100-PFD-0010-001 Central Island Process Flow Diagram Production Well
Head & Manifold
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Cluster
9661B-100-PID-0031-701 C1 Manifold - MP Flare
9661B-100-PID-0031-711 C1 Manifold - LTMP Flare
9661B-100-PID-0031-721 C1 Manifold - Closed Drain
9661B-100-PID-0031-731 C1 Manifold Air Water Nitrogen
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram MP
9661B-100-PID-0031-741 Flare Package
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram MP
9661B-100-PID-0031-743 Flare KOD
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Closed
9661B-100-PID-0031-744 Drain - Drum & Pump (North Side)
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Closed
9661B-100-PID-0031-745 Drain Drum South Side (2013-V-1002)
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Open
9661B-100-PID-0031-746 Drain System - Lift Station
9661B-100-PID-0031-747 Drain System - Storm Basin
9661B-100-PID-0031-748 Drain System - CPI Oil Water Separator
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram LP
Central Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram LTMP
Central Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-100-PFD-0010-601 Summer
9661B-100-PFD-0010-602 Summer
9661B-100-PFD-0010-603 Winter
9661B-100-PFD-0010-604 Winter
North Island
9661B-210-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - North Island First Oil Facilities

North Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Cluster C1
9661B-210-PID-0031-701 Manifold - MP Flare
9661B-210-PID-0031-711 Manifold - LTMP Flare
9661B-210-PID-0031-721 Manifold - Closed Drain
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9661B-210-PID-0031-731 Manifold Air Water Nitrogen
North Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram LTMP
9661B-210-PID-0031-741 Flare Package / MP Flare Package
North Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Closed
9661B-210-PID-0031-744 Drain - Drum & Pump (To OTL)
North Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Open
9661B-210-PID-0031-747 Drains System - Storm Basin
North Island Process Flow Diagram Production Well Head
9661B-210-PFD-0010-001 & Manifold
North Island Process Flow Diagram Separation Facility -
9661B-210-PFD-0010-002 MP/LP Separators
9661B-210-PFD-0010-004 North Island Process Flow Diagram Pipelines
North Island Process Flow Diagram Injection Water
9661B-210-PFD-0010-005 Manifold-WAG
9661B-210-PFD-0010-051-
01 North Island Utility Flow Diagram Closed Drain System
9661B-210-PFD-0010-051-
02 North Island Utility Flow Diagram Closed Drain System
9661B-210-PFD-0010-052 North Island Utility Flow Diagram Open Drain System
North Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-210-PFD-0010-601 Summer
North Island Head & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-210-PFD-0010-602 Winter
South Island
9661B-220-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - South Island First Oil Facilities

South Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Cluster C1
9661B-220-PID-0031-701 Manifold - MP Flare
9661B-220-PID-0031-711 Manifold - LTMP Flare
9661B-220-PID-0031-721 Manifold - Closed Drain
9661B-220-PID-0031-731 Manifold Air Water Nitrogen
South Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram LTMP
South Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Closed
9661B-220-PID-0031-744 Drain - Drum & Pump 2213-V-1002A
South Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Open
9661B-220-PID-0031-746 Diagram System - Lift Station
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South Island Process Flow diagram Production Well Head
9661B-220-PFD-0010-001 & Manifold
South Island Process Flow Diagram Separation Facility -
9661B-220-PFD-0010-002 MP / LP Separators
9661B-220-PFD-0010-004 South Island Process Flow Diagram Pipelines
South Island Process Flow Diagram Injection Water
9661B-220-PFD-0010-005
Manifold - WAG
South Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-220-PFD-0010-601 Summer
South Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-220-PFD-0010-602 Winter
West Island
9661B-230-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - West Island First Oil Facilities

West Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Cluster
9661B-230-PID-0031-701 C1 Manifold - MP Flare
9661B-230-PID-0031-711 C1 Manifold - LTMP Flare
9661B-230-PID-0031-721 C1 Manifold - Closed Drain
9661B-230-PID-0031-731 C1 Manifold Air Water Nitrogen
West Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram LTMP
West Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Low
9661B-230-PID-0031-742 Temperature Drain Drum
West Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Closed
9661B-230-PID-0031-744 Drain - Drum & Pump 2313-V-1002A
West Island Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Open
9661B-230-PID-0031-748 Drains System - CPI Oil Water Separator
West Island Process Flow Diagram Production Well Head
9661B-230-PFD-0010-001 & Manifold
West Island Process Flow Diagram Separation Facility -
9661B-230-PFD-0010-002 LP Separator
9661B-230-PFD-0010-003 West Island Process Flow Diagram Pipelines
West Island Process Flow Diagram - Injection Manifold -
9661B-230-PFD-0010-004 WAG
9661B-230-PFD-0010-051-
01 West Island Utility Flow Diagram Closed Drain System
9661B-230-PFD-0010-051-
02 West Island Utility Flow Diagram Closed Drain System
9661B-230-PFD-0010-052 West Island Utility Flow Diagram Open Drain System
9661B-230-PFD-0010-601 West Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
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Summer
West Island Heat & Material Balance Sheet First Oil -
9661B-230-PFD-0010-602 Winter
3.2 INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM

DOCUMENT NO. DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION
IP Part 15 Area Classification Code for Installations Handling
Flammable Fluids, 3rd Edition, 2005 – Energy Institute
4. AREA CLASSIFICATION PROCESS
The hazardous area classification requirements have been determined as per

‘Institute of Petroleum, Area Classification Code for Installations Handling Flammable
Fluids, Part 15, 3rd Edition, 2005’.
4.1 GENERAL
The flow diagram below shows the procedure for determining the hazardous area
around a source of release. Sections 4.2 to 4.7 give the basic definitions for each
parameter of the hazardous area classification process; further definitions can be
found in the IP-15.
Determination of Release Frequency ‘LEVEL’
Release Source Classification
Determination of Exposure (Exp)
Identify potential sources of release (flammable) Estimate probability of occupancy of a worker in

hazardous area (Pocc)
Determine grade of release Estimate the number of secondary grade

release sources within range of affecting a
worker (Nrange)
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Determine fluid category Calculate personnel exposure (Exp)
Establish Zone Classification Calculate probability of ignition at Zone 2

boundary (Pign)
Determine ventilation & define zone requirement Determine ‘level’ of release frequencies
Determine Hazardous Area

Define hazard radius as per Sec 3 and Sec.5
IP-15
4.2 TYPES OF SOURCES AND GRADE OF RELEASE
For the purpose of hazardous area classification, a source of release is defined as a

point from which a flammable gas, vapour or liquid may be released into the
atmosphere.
Three grades of release are defined in terms of their likely frequency and duration.
Continuous Grade of Release: A release that is continuous or nearly so, or that

occurs frequently and for short periods (more than
1000 hr/year).
Primary Grade of Release: A release that is likely to occur periodically or

occasionally in normal operation i.e. a release which, in operating procedures, is
anticipated to occur (between 10 and 1000 hours per year).
Secondary Grade of Release: A release that is unlikely to occur in normal operation

and, in any event, will do so only infrequently and for short periods i.e. a release
which, in operating procedures, is not anticipated to occur (a release likely to be
present for less than 10 hours per year and for short periods).
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4.3 CLASSIFICATION OF PETROLEUM FLUIDS
The Institute of Petroleum (IP) Class of any liquid hydrocarbon is based on its flash
point and handling temperature at actual storage or process conditions.
Classification of petroleum by the Institute of Petroleum, based (except for liquefied

petroleum gases, LPG) on closed cup flashpoints (IP-15) is :
Class 0 Liquefied Petroleum Gases (LPG)
Class l Liquids that have flashpoints below 21oC
Liquids that have flashpoints from 21oC up to and including

Class ll (1)
55oC, handled below flashpoint
Liquids that have flashpoints from 21oC up to and including
Class ll (2)
55oC, handled at or above flashpoint
Liquids that have flashpoints above 55oC up to and including
Class lll (1)
100oC, handled below flashpoint
Liquids that have flashpoints above 55oC up to and including
Class lll (2)
100oC, handled at or above flashpoint
Unclassified Liquids that have flashpoints above 100oC
4.4 FLUID CATEGORY
Categories of fluid condition, as per IP-15, are listed below and are distinguished in
order of their vapourising potential.
Fluid category A: A Flammable liquid that, on release, would vapourise rapidly and
substantially. This category includes:
♦ Any liquefied petroleum gas (IP Class 0) or lighter flammable liquid.
♦ Any flammable liquid at a temperature sufficient to produce, on release, more

than about 40% volume vapourisation with no heat input other than from the
surroundings.
Fluid category B: A flammable liquid, not in category A, but at a temperature

sufficient for boiling to occur on release.
Fluid category C: A flammable liquid, not in categories A or B, but which can, on

release, be at a temperature above its flash point, or form a flammable mist or spray.
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Fluid category G (i): A typical methane-rich natural gas.
Fluid category G (ii): Refinery hydrogen.
Non-hazardous (NH) fluids.
4.5 VARIATION IN TYPE AND LEVEL OF VENTILATION
Ventilation is a general term to indicate air movement and air changes by fresh air.
The level of ventilation is an important factor to determine the extent of any hazardous
area and must always be assessed according to the following definitions:
Natural Ventilation: Ventilation caused by wind or convection effect.
Artificial Ventilation: Ventilation caused by purge or by assisted mechanical means

(such as fan or extractors) that may be applied generally (throughout the whole of an
enclosure), or locally (to deal with a local release or a stagnant region). It applies to
enclosed area only.
Open Area: An area that is open-air without stagnant regions where vapours are
rapidly dispersed by wind and natural convection. Typically air velocities will rarely be
less than 0.5 m/sec and will frequently be above 2 m /sec.
Sheltered Area: An area within or adjoining an open area (which may include a
partially open structure) where, owing to obstruction, natural ventilation may be less
than in a true open area but is adequate to avoid persistence of a flammable
atmosphere.
Enclosed Area: Any building, room or enclosed space within which in absence of
artificial ventilation, the air movement will be limited and any flammable atmosphere
will not be dispersed naturally.
Adequate Ventilation: This is ventilation, natural, artificial or a combination of both,

sufficient to avoid persistence of flammable atmospheres within sheltered or enclosed
area but insufficient to avoid their initial formation and spread throughout the area.
This will be normally achieved by a uniform ventilation rate of a minimum of 12 air
changes/hr with no stagnant areas.
Inadequate Ventilation: Ventilation, natural or artificial, which is insufficient to avoid

persistence of a flammable atmosphere within sheltered or enclosed area.
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4.6 HAZARDOUS AREA AND ZONE
Area classification is the assessed division of a facility into hazardous areas and non-
hazardous areas, and the subdivision of the hazardous areas into zones.
A hazardous area is defined as a three-dimensional space in which a flammable

atmosphere may be expected to be present at such frequencies as to require special
precautions for the use of electrical apparatus. All other areas are referred to as non-
hazardous in this context though they may, in part or whole, form part of wider
restricted area within the facility in which all work is carried out under control.
Hazardous areas are subdivided into four zones based on the likelihood of occurrence
and duration of a flammable atmosphere, as follows:
Zone 0: That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is

continuously present or present for long periods.
Zone 1: That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is likely to

occur in normal operation.
Zone 2: That part of a hazardous area in which a flammable atmosphere is not likely
to occur in normal operation, and if it occurs, will exist only for a short period.
Non-hazardous areas: Areas that do not fall into any of the above are non-
hazardous.
The ‘Zone’ for a release is determined based on the grade of release, area of release
and ventilation in the area.
The area classification technique assumes that the facilities to which it is applied are
designed, constructed, maintained and operated in accordance with good industry
practice so as to reduce releases to a minimum. Equipment and piping should be
designed to international standards or national equivalents. The recommendations of
the IP Model Codes of safe practice (Annex I of IP-15) or their equivalents, regarding
good operational and maintenance practice should also be followed.
4.7 ESTABLISHMENT OF APPROPRIATE RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL
As per IP-15, 3rd Edition, a risk-based approach has to be applied to determine the
extent of the hazardous radius around a secondary source of release.
This approach involves assigning the release frequency LEVEL to an installation as a

whole. The release frequency LEVEL is based on personnel risk only. For this
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purpose, in IP-15, an individual risk acceptance criteria of 1x10-5 per year has been
considered. To assign a LEVEL to an installation the probability of occupancy (Pocc),
number of secondary grade release sources within range (Nrange), vulnerability and
ignition probability (Pign) at the Zone 2 outer boundaries have to be determined based
on the guidelines presented in Annex C–Part 1 of IP-15. A brief description of these
parameters is presented below. The detailed calculation for determination of release
frequency level for artificial islands is provided in Appendix -2
4.7.1 Determination of Exposure (EXP)
Workers within Zone 2 hazardous area are exposed to multiple ignition sources of
release. In order to take multiple ignition sources into account a parameter called
Exposure (Exp) is used as follows (IP-15):
Exp = Pocc x Nrange
Where:
Pocc : Probability the worker is on site within the Hazardous area.
Nrange : The time weighted average number of release sources which

can affect the individual during their time within the hazardous
area.
4.7.1.1 Probability of Occupancy (POCC)
Pocc is calculated by estimating the proportion of time the individual spends on site
exposed to at least one potential release source (i.e. within a hazardous area). This is
simply the ratio of the number of hours spent by the worker in the hazardous area in a
year and the total number of hours in a year (IP-15).
4.7.1.2 Calculation of Number of Secondary Grade Release Sources Within Range

(Nrange)
Plant workers are exposed to a wide variety of potential secondary grade release
sources depending on the type of plant and schedule. To take account of these
situations it is necessary to calculate the average number of release sources, which
could affect the individual (taken as the average number of Zone 2 radii which the
individual is within during their time in the hazardous area).
The following table presents suggested values for average number of release sources
within range (IP-15):
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Average
Number Of
Activity Description Release
Sources In
Range
General Hazard radius from flages/valves is
patrol in typically 1.5 - 3.0m and therefore only
1
‘open’ large radius release sources will affect
plant the worker for large proportion of time
General As above, however allows for
patrol in congestion and proximity to multiple
5
congested release sources
plant
Inspection Inspection of items of equipment such
of area as pumps, compressors, manifolds
with many etc. Observation of typical onshore
30
release plant shows groups of 30 release
sources sources (within 3 m range to be
typical)
4.7.2 Vulnerability (V)
Vulnerability is the probability of fatality per exposure to an ignited release. Based on

analysis of historical data and synthesis using conditional probabilities, typically a
vulnerability value(V) of 0.01 fatalities per accidental ignited release within the Zone 2
area is used in the calculations.
4.7.3 Probability of Ignition (PIGN)
The probability of ignition to be considered for varying ignition strength has been
defined in IP-15 based on historic data and is summarised below:
Ignition Description Probability of
Source Ignition Given
Release
Controlled Where control of ignition sources
extends beyond Zone 2 (e.g. offshore 0.003
facilities)
Weak Ignition sources within Zone 2
0.01
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Ignition Description Probability of

Source Ignition Given
Release
Medium Ignition due to road traffic, substations,
buildings, unclassified electrical 0.1
equipment, engines, hot surfaces etc.
Strong Continuous strong ignition sources
such as fired heaters, flares etc. 1
The appropriate value of Pign to use in calculating the individual risk (IR) of the most
exposed worker is a function of the proportion of the time the worker spends in areas
of various ignition source strengths (IP-15).
Values of Pign which do not contain “Strong” and/or “Medium” components are mainly
applicable to offshore facilities (IP-15).
4.7.4 Determination Of ‘LEVEL’
The release frequencies are banded into the following three LEVELS to achieve an
individual risk level of 1x10-5 (or lower) per year based on the estimated worker
Exposure (Exp) term and ignition probability (Pign).
LEVEL Frequency of Release per Leak Sources - yr
LEVEL I Greater than 1.0 E-2 / release source-yr
LEVEL II 1.0 E-2 to 1.0 E-3 / release source-yr
LEVEL III 1.0 E-3 to 1.0 E-4 / release source-yr
It should be noted that increase in the LEVEL increases the extent of the hazard
radius i.e. hazard radius is smallest for LEVEL I and largest for LEVEL III. This
relation essentially defines the conditions for acceptable level of individual risk in the
facility, i.e.
♦ The extent of hazard radius/consequences of a more frequent failure event

should be low and
♦ The likelihood/frequency of a major release event (having larger hazard radius/

consequences) should be low.
These release levels are plotted in the Figure 4.0 below for various values of ‘Exp’ and
‘Pign’. Figure 4.0 may therefore be used to select the appropriate release frequency
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(LEVEL I, II or III) to use for a given Pign at the Zone 2 boundary and a given level of
exposure (Exp) of an individual to secondary grade release sources (IP-15).
1
IGNITION PROBABILITY ON ZONE 2
LEVEL III
BOUNDARY (Pign)
0.1
LEVELII
0.01
LEVEL I
0.001
0.1 1 10 100
EXPOSURE (Exp.)
Frequency of release 1.0E-2/yr Frequency of release of 1.0E-3/yr
FIGURE 4.0 : RELEASE FREQUENCY “LEVEL” TO ACHIEVE IR LEVEL OF 1.0E- 5
(OR LOWER) GIVEN Pign AND Exp.
5. APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS & TEMPERATURE CLASS
Not all flammable fluids are equally easy to ignite and the different properties are
usually measured as minimum ignition temperature and minimum ignition energy.
Electrical equipment standards recognise these differences by subdividing the
equipment categories into subgroups and temperature classes.
5.1 APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS
Since ignition of flammable atmosphere can occur by hot surface contact, maximum
surface temperatures that can be permitted for electrical apparatus are defined.
Listed below are the main categories considered for artificial island facilities :
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Flammable Fluid Apparatus Sub-Group Temperature Class

Hydrogen llC T1
Methane llA T1
Propane llA T1
Crude Oil llA T3
As the subgrouping becomes more severe in going from IIA to IIB to IIC, sub-group B
apparatus may used in place of sub-group A apparatus and sub-group C can be used
in place of apparatus from both sub-groups A and B, but the converse is not true.
Even though the fluid handled during First Oil phase does not contain H2S, subgroup
llB has been conservatively selected due to the presence of H2S in the future gas
injection and gas lift facilities.
5.2 TEMPERATURE CLASS
Since ignition of a flammable atmosphere can occur by hot surface contact, maximum
surface temperatures that can be permitted for electrical apparatus are defined.
For purpose of apparatus selection, the ignition temperature has been standardised
and defined as being:
The lowest temperature of a heated surface at which under the specified test
conditions, the ignition of a flammable substance, in the form of a gas or vapor mixture
with air, will occur.
The following table provides the relationship between temperature class and
maximum surface temperature of the apparatus(*).
Temperature Class Maximum Surface Temperature(°C)
T1 450
T2 300
T3 200
T4 135
T5 100
T6 85
The higher T Class corresponds to the more onerous apparatus (temperature

limitation). Apparatus having a lower maximum surface temperature, i.e. higher
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temperature class may be used in place of that having a higher maximum surface
temperature (lower T Class), but not conversely.
(*) In accordance with IEC-60079-0, the assumed maximum ambient temperature

related to the maximum surface temperature values is 40°C. If required to be
designed for other ambient temperatures, this fact should be specified and indicated
on the apparatus marking.
6. GENERAL NOTES
6.1 FLAMMABLE MATERIALS & FLUID CATEGORIES
Based on the fluids being handled in the artificial islands, the following flammable
materials have been considered for area classification of the facilities to be installed
during the FO phase of the Project :
♦ Well Fluid
♦ Methane rich gas
♦ Hydrogen from batteries
♦ Diesel
♦ Chemicals (oil corrosion inhibitor, scale inhibitor, hydrate inhibitor, biocide

inhibitor)
Well fluid will be handled above its flash point and below its boiling point, and can be
released as mist. Therefore based on Table A3 of IP 15, the fluid category ‘C’ has
been considered for well fluid.
Diesel will be handled at ambient conditions (max. ambient temperature is 43ºC) in the
artificial islands and has a flash point of 65ºC (at ambient conditions). Since the diesel
is handled at more than 5ºC below its flash point at atmospheric pressure and cannot
form mist or spray on release, it is considered as non-hazardous.
Where the release is a liquid having components with different flash points,
designation of the flash point of the mixture has been considered conservatively as
the flash point of that component in the mixture having the lowest flash point. Based
on the same flash point of Methane (i.e. – 222.6oC) has been considered for the
released liquid.
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6.2 FACILITY RELEASE FREQUENCY ‘LEVEL’
The release frequency ‘LEVEL’ for the artificial islands has been determined as
‘LEVEL I’. The details of the release frequency LEVEL calculations are provided in
Appendix – 2.
6.3 CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
♦ The listing of the release sources/process equipment where ignitable

concentrations of flammable gases, vapours or liquids can exist all of the time,
some of the time or are not likely to exist under normal operating conditions and
the extent of hazardous area expected to be generated by these release sources
based on IP-15 have been identified in the Area Classification Schedules
attached in Appendix – 3A to 3D. Based on the Area Classification Schedules, the
Area Classification Layouts shall be developed for the artificial islands.
♦ All outdoor electrical equipment i.e. located outside the pressurised building
rooms, shall be labelled, listed, or certified for Zone 2, Sub-Group IIB and
Temperature Class T3, as a minimum, unless shown otherwise on HAC
schedules and drawings .
♦ The indoor of the buildings / enclosures located in potentially hazardous area and
provided with air locks will be classified as safe area.
6.4 EXTENT OF HAZARDOUS AREA
♦ As per IP-15, generally the three (3) – dimensional envelope of the hazard zone
created by a release will be in form of a sphere with a hazard radius equal to the
hazard distance i.e. R1. The relationship between the hazard radius R1 and the
full three (3) dimensional envelope of the hazard zone is determined using Figure
5.6, IP-15 and is attached in Appendix – 1. The shape factor depends upon the
height and orientation of the release and the hazard radius. The key features are :
♦ Releases below a height (H) of 1m are influenced by the ground and have a
hazard radius R2. A ground effect radius R2 is calculated to determine the
shape of the hazard zone [Table 5.8 and /or Table C9 (b). Annex C (Part 3),
IP-15].
♦ Releases above 1m, but at heights below the hazard radius R1+1m are
influenced by the ground if the release is directed downward and passes
below 1m.
♦ Releases at a height above the hazard radius R1+1m are independent of the
ground.
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♦ As a conservative case, the vertical extent of the hazardous area for the
equipment provided on the riser platforms has been extended downwards upto
sea level and the vertical extent of hazardous area for equipment provided in
piperack has been extended downward upto ground level.
6.5 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF BATTERY ROOM
Even though artificial adequate ventilation will be provided in the battery room, to
assist in the dispersion of hydrogen released during high rate battery charging / boost
charging, as a conservative case the electrical equipments in the battery room
required to operate post gas detection shall be classified as Zone 1, Group llC and
Temperature Class T3, as a minimum.
6.6 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF VENTS
6.6.1 Vents of CPI Separator
♦ The gases will be vented from CPI separators at a rate of less than 250 Nm3/hr.
♦ These vents have been considered as primary grade source of release.
♦ These vents have been considered as tank vent and thus Table 5.4 of IP-15 has
been used for area classification for the same.
6.7 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PUMPS
♦ For pumps, the seal, in addition to the other point sources i.e. vents, drains,
piping flanges and filters / strainers, as applicable, have been considered as point
sources for area classification. As per IP-15, pump seals form secondary grade
point source of release.
6.8 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PIG LAUNCHER / RECEIVER
♦ Area Classification around pig launcher /receiver opening has been considered as
Zone 1 limited to a radius of 1.5 meters as per IP Part 15. This is due to the
following considerations:
♦ The pig launcher/receiver will be purged with nitrogen before opening.
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♦ Also the design of the pig launcher will be such that it cannot be opened
while under pressure. This will be achieved by mechanical key interlocking
between the pig launcher door with the vent & drain system.
♦ An additional Zone 2 hazardous area has also been considered around

flanged connections. The hazardous radius around the pig launcher/receiver
has been determined based on Table C9 (a) and (b) of IP-15.
6.9 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT DRIP PAN
The drip pans or the skid drains have been provided for the vessels, pig
launcher/receiver and pump skids to contain the flammable hydrocarbons, in event of
any major leakage or during major maintenance. For the hazardous area classification
purposes, the drip pans have been considered as sump with secondary grade source
of release.
6.10 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF FLARE TIP
During FO phase of the Project, only the MP flare at CI will be operational. For other
Islands (NI, SI and WI), the flare system will remain offline during the FO phase.
The MP flare tip to be installed at CI is not considered to generate hazardous area

since the purge gas (fuel gas) will be burnt in normal operation.
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SHAPE FACTOR FOR PRESSURISED RELEASES
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RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL CALCULATIONS
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CALCULATION OF RELEASE FREQUENCY ‘LEVEL’ FOR THE FACILITIES

The calculation of the release frequency ‘LEVEL’ has been carried out for CI. The
various assumptions used and the findings of the calculations are summarised below:
A. Since the facilities to be provided at CI, NI, SI and WI during the FO phase of the
Project are identical, the release frequency ‘LEVEL’ for CI is applicable to NI, SI
and WI
B. The potential release sources/hazardous equipment on the FACILITIES have

been identified and are listed in APPENDIX – 3A to 3D.
C. Probability of Occupancy, (Pocc) :

1) Central island is a manned island. The personnel at CI are expected to work on
shift basis. Each personnel is expected to work in a shift for eight (8) hours and six
(7) shifts per week. The personnel are assumed to be present at CI on the basis of
four weeks rotation pattern (50%). It is expected that during the shift, personnel
will spend thirty percent (30%) of their time in well pad / process areas, i.e.
hazardous area and the remaining seventy percent (70%) within the building
rooms’ i.e. safe area. The above manning levels have been assumed since the
exact manning levels are not available.
2) Based on the above it has been estimated that an individual (i.e. plant personnel)
will spend 437 working hours (i.e. 7 shifts per week * 8 hours per shift * 52 weeks
per year * 0.5 * 0.3) in the hazardous area per year. Considering a maximum
number of 8760 hours per year (i.e. 24 hours per day * 365 days per year) this
corresponds to a maximum Pocc of 0.0498 (i.e. 437 hours / 8760 hours).
3) Number of secondary grade release sources within range, Nrange:
4) The average number of release sources in the range have been calculated based
on the assumption that while visiting the island the plant personnel in the process
i.e. hazardous area will spend hundred (100) percent of his time in areas having
many release sources i.e. typically having thirty (30) average release sources in
range. Refer Section 4.7.1.2 for the details of the typical average release sources
in range.
5) So based on the above the Nrange has been taken as 30.
D. Exposure, Exp:
6) Exp = Pocc x Nrange = 0.0498 x 30 = 1.49
E. Probability of ignition, Pign:
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7) Since CI is provided with fire and gas detection systems, it is considered that the
control of ignition sources extends beyond Zone 2. Thus probability of ignition
given release has been considered as 0.003 (refer Section 4.7.3).
F. Using the above estimated values for Exp, Pign and the graph presented as
Figure 4 in Section 4.7.4, the release frequency ‘LEVEL’ for CI has been
determined as ‘LEVEL I’.
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HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR CI
(3 pages including this page)
Appendix 3.A
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
DETERMINATION OF HOLE HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OPERATING ELECTRICAL (R2) FROM POINT
PROCESS EQUIPMENT ITEM SIZE (ACCORDING TO TABLE (R1) FROM POINT
CONDITION FLUID CLASS APPARATUS SOURCE IN ‘m’
STATE C6. IP-15) SOURCE IN ‘m’
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
PRODUCT S/L/V LOCATION VENTILATION COMMENTS / REMARKS
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1) HOLE
TEMP PRESS SUB TEMP SOURCE OF GRADE OF
No TAG No. DESCRIPTION SIZE Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2
(º C) (bar a) GROUP CLASS RELEASE RELEASE
(mm)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3

i) Section 5.4.5
Wellheads 173
1 -
(Producer)
Well Fluid 75
(HOLD)
L/V C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C 6 - During production
iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3
- During drilling / wirelining

Bell Nipple Primary - - 3 15 - - -
- 46”size bell nipple has
i) Section 4.2.1 been considered
ii) Section 5.4.5 - Zone 1 around the bell
Wellheads 173 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Section 5.4.8 nipple is based on Section
2 - Well Fluid 75 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural
(Producer) (HOLD) iv) Table 5.7 4.2.1, Section 5.4.8 and
v) Table C6 Table 5.7 of IP-15
vi) Table C9(a) & (b) - Zone 2 around the bell nipple
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 is based on Section 5.4.8. of IP-
15
Wellhead
3 - Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
(Injection)
Primary - - 1.5 - - - - - Pip launcher / receiver will

Door be purged with nitrogen
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3
i) Section 5.4.5 before opening
OTL (from NI) Pig 50 32 ii) Section 5.4.6 - Pig launcher door has been
4 2009-V-1001 Well Fluid L/V C llB T3 Open Natural Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3
Receiver (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C6 considered as a flange for
iv) Table C9(a) & (b) determining release hole
size.

Door
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 be purged with nitrogen
i) Section 5.4.5
before opening
OTL (from SI) Pig 50 29 ii) Section 5.4.6
5 2009-V-1002 Well Fluid L/V C llB T3 Open Natural Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 - Pig launcher door has been
Receiver (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C6
considered as a flange for
iv) Table C9(a) & (b)
determining release hole
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 size.
Primary - - 1.5 - - - Pip launcher / receiver will
Door
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 be purged with nitrogen
i) Section 5.4.5
Oil Export (CI to before opening.
65 30 ii) Section 5.4.6
6 2009-V-1010 ZCC) Pig Well Fluid L/V C llB T3 Open Natural Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 - Pig launcher door has been
Launcher
(HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C6
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 size.
Primary - - 1.5 - - - Pip launcher / receiver will
Door
Secondary 0.6 - - 1 - - 1 be purged with nitrogen
i) Section 5.4.5
before opening.
LP/MP GTL Pig 55 5.5 ii) Section 5.4.6
7 2009-V-1019 Gas V G (i) llB T3 Open Natural Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 1 - - 1 - Pig launcher door has been
Trap (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C6
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 1 - - 1 size.
Water Injection
PIG Receiver
8 2009-V-1011 (ZCC) Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 i) Section 5.4.5

MP Separator 65 35
9 2001-V-XXXX
(Temporary)
Well Fluid
(HOLD) (HOLD)
L/V C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
Appendix 3.A
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1) HOLE
(mm)
6.5 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 2.5 i) Section 5.4.5

65
10 2011-V-1001 MP Flare KOD Well Fluid
(HOLD)
L/V C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
(HOLD)
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 2.5 iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
i) Section 5.4.5
Seal Secondary 2 - - 5 - - 5.5
MP Flare KOD 65 ii) Section 5.4.1
11 2011-P-1001 A/B Well Fluid 10 L C llB T3 Open Natural -
Pumps (HOLD) iiii) Table C6
- Closed drain drum will be
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2 - - 2.5 i) Section 5.4.5
2013-V-1001 / Closed Drain 3.5 installed within a pit.
12 Well Fluid AMB L/V C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
1002 Drums (HOLD) Within the pit shall be
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2 - - 2.5 iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
considered Zone1.
i) Section 5.4.5
Seal Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3
2013-P-1001 A / Closed drain Drum 65 ii) Section 5.4.1
13 Well Fluid 36 L C llB T3 Open Natural
1002 A Pumps (HOLD) iiii) Table C6
- Corrosion inhibitor is
Oil Corrosion Diesel 65 40 classified under fluid
14 2099-B-1006 L C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
Inhibitor Package Based (HOLD) (HOLD) category ‘C’, since it can be
release as mist
Gas Corrosion Diesel 65 6 classified under fluid
15 2020-B-1005 L C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
Inhibitor Package Based (HOLD) (HOLD) category ‘C’, since it can be
release as mist
- Biocide inhibitors are non
Biocide Injection
16 2020-B-1002
Package
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - flammable, so not
classified
17 2014-S-1003 Storm Water Basin Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Storm Water Basin

18 2014-P-1001 A/B
Pumps
Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- Refer Section 6.1 of main

19 - Diesel Generator Diesel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
document
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 1 - - 1 i) Section 5.4.5
20 2099-E-1001 Fuel Gas Cooler Fuel Gas 47 34 L/V G(i) llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6 -
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 1 - - 1 iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 1 - - 1
Fuel Gas Filter ) Section 5.4.5
21 2099-F-1005 Fuel Gas 53 34 L/V G(i) llB T3 Open Natural -
Coalescer ii) Table C6
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 1 - - 1
NOTES :
1. S = SOLID, L = LIQUID, V = VAPOUR/GAS

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HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR NI
Appendix 3.B
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
DETERMINATION OF HOLE SIZE HAZARDOUS RADIUS
PROCESS EQUIPMENT ITEM (ACCORDING TO TABLE C6. IP- (R1) FROM POINT
STATE 15) SOURCE IN ‘m’
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CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1) HOLE
(mm)

Wellheads Well 173 ii) Table C6
1 - 75 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural - During production
(Producer) Fluid (HOLD) iii) Table C9(a)
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2 - - 3 & (b)

Bell Nipple Primary - - 3 15 - - - - 46”size bell nipple has
Wellheads Well 173 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Section 5.4.8 nipple is based on Section
2 - 75 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural
(Producer) Fluid (HOLD) iv) Table 5.7 4.2.1, Section 5.4.8 and
v) Table C6 Table 5.7.
vi) Table C9(a) & (b) - Zone 2 around the bell
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 nipples based on Section
5.4.8
Wellhead
3 - Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
(Injection)
Primary - - 1.5 - - -
Door - Pip launcher / receiver will
i) Section 5.4.5 be purged with nitrogen
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - ii) Section 5.4.6 before opening.
OTL Pig Well 75 35
4 2109-V-1001 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6 - Pig launcher door has been
Launcher Fluid (HOLD) (HOLD)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - iv) Table C9(a) considered as a flange for
& (b) determining release hole
size.
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - -
Primary - - 1.5 - - - -
Door - Pip launcher / receiver will
i) Section 5.4.5 be purged with nitrogen
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - ii) Section 5.4.6 before opening
LP WF / OTL Well 55 8
5 2109-V-1006 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6 - Pig launcher door has been
Pig Trap Fluid (HOLD) (HOLD)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - iv) Table C9(a) considered as a flange for
& (b) determining release hole
size.
Water
Injection PIG
6 2109-V-1008 Receiver Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- Closed drain drum will be

3.5 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - - - - - i) Section 5.4.9
Closed Drain Well Inside installed within a pit.
7 2113-V-1002 AMB L/V C llB T3 Restricted ii) Section 6.3
Drum Fluid (HOLD) Pit - Within the pit shall be
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - - - - - considered as Zone1.
i) Section 5.4.5
Seal Secondary 2 - - 4 - - 5
ii) Section 5.4.1 - Pump motor is located
2113-P-1002 Closed drain Well 65
8 43 L C llB T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6 outside the pit hence
A Drum Pump Fluid (HOLD)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iv) Table C9(a) classified as Zone 2.
& (b)
i) Section 5.4.5 - Corrosion inhibitor is
Oil Corrosion Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3
Diesel 65 40 ii) Table C6 classified under fluid
9 2120-B-1001 Inhibitor L C llB T3 Open Natural
Based (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C9(a) category ‘C’, since it can be
Package Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 & (b) release as mist
Biocide
10 2120-B-1002 Injection - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
flammable, so not classified
Package
Appendix 3.B
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1) HOLE
(mm)
Storm Water
11 2114-S-1003 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Basin
2114-P-1001 Storm Water
12 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
A/B Basin Pumps
Diesel - Refer Section 6.1 of main
13 - Diesel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Generator document
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HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SI
Appendix 3.C
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1)
TEMP PRESS SUB TEMP SOURCE OF GRADE OF HOLE
No TAG No. DESCRIPTION Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2
(º C) (bar a) GROUP CLASS RELEASE RELEASE SIZE (mm

Wellheads Well 173 ii) Table C6 - During production
1 - 75 L/V C llA T3 Open Natural
(Producer) Fluid (HOLD) iii) Table C9(a)
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 & (b)
- During drilling /
Bell Nipple Primary - - 3 15 - - - wirelining
- 46”size bell nipple has
Wellheads Well 173 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Section 5.4.8 nipple is based on
2 - 75 L/V C llA T3 Open Natural
(Producer) Fluid (HOLD) iv) Table 5.7 Section 4.2.1, Section
v) Table C6 5.4.8 and Table 5.7 of
vi) Table C9(a) & (b IP-15
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 Zone 2 around the bell
nipple is based on
Section 5.4.8.
Wellhead
3 - Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
(Injection)
Primary - - 1.5 - - - -
- Pip launcher / receiver
Door will be purged with
i) Section 5.4.5
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - nitrogen before
ii) Section 5.4.6
OTL Pig Well 75 35 opening.
4 2209-V-1001 L/V C llA T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6
Launcher Fluid (HOLD) (HOLD) - Pig launcher door has
Flanges Secondary 2 - - 2.5 - - - iv) Table C9(a)
been considered as a
& (b)
flange for determining
release hole size.
Primary - - 1.5 - - -
Door - Pip launcher / receiver
Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - i) Section 5.4.5 will be purged with
ii) Section 5.4.6 nitrogen before opening
LP WF / OTL Well 55 8
5 2209-V-1006 L/V C llA T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6 - Pig launcher door has
Pig Launcher Fluid (HOLD) (HOLD)
Flanges Secondary 2 - - 2.5 - - - iv) Table C9(a) been considered as a
& (b) flange for determining
release hole size.
Water
Injection PIG
6 2209-V-1004 Receiver Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - - - - - - Closed drain drum will

3.5 i i) Section 5.4.9
Closed Drain Well Inside be installed within a pit.
7 2213-V-1002 AMB L/V C llA T3 Restricted ii) Section 6.3
Drum Fluid (HOLD) Pit - Within the pit shall be
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - - - - - considered as Zone1.
i) Section 5.4.5
Seal Secondary 2 - - 4 - - 5 ii) Section 5.4.1 - Pump motor is located
2213-P-1002 Closed drain Well 65
8 43 L C llA T3 Open Natural iii) Table C6 outside the pit hence
A Drum Pump Fluid (HOLD)
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iv) Table C9(a) classified as Zone 2.
& (b)
i) Section 5.4.5 - Corrosion inhibitor is
Oil Corrosion Flanges Secondary 2 - - 2.5 - - 3
Diesel 65 40 ii) Table C6 classified under fluid
9 2220-B-1001 Inhibitor L C llA T3 Open Natural
Based (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C9(a) category ‘C’, since it
Package Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 & (b) can be release as mist
Appendix 3.C
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1)
TEMP PRESS SUB TEMP SOURCE OF GRADE OF HOLE
No TAG No. DESCRIPTION Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2
(º C) (bar a) GROUP CLASS RELEASE RELEASE SIZE (mm
Biocide - Biocide inhibitors are

10 2220-B-1002 Injection - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - non flammable, so not
Package classified
Storm Water
11 2214-S-1003 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Basin
12 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
A/B Basin Pumps
Diesel - Refer Section 6.1 of
13 - Diesel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Generator main document
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HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR WI
Appendix 3.D
HAZARDOUS RADIUS
OR / AND IP – 15, 2005
CATEGORY REFERENCE
(NOTE 1) HOLE
(mm)

Wellheads 173
1 - Well Fluid 75 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6 - During production
(Producer) (HOLD)

Bell Nipple Primary - - 3 15 - - - - 46”size bell nipple has been
i) Section 4.2.1 considered
ii) Section 5.4.5 - Zone 1around the bell
Wellheads 173 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Section 5.4.8 nipple is based on Section
2 - Well Fluid 75 L/V C llB T3 Open Natural
(Producer) (HOLD) iv) Table 5.7 4.2.1, Section 5.4.8 and
v) Table C6 Table 5.7.
vi) Table C9(a) & (b) - Zone 2 around the bell
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 nipple is based on Section
5.4.8
Wellhead
3 - Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
(Injection)

Door be purged with nitrogen
Secondary 0.6 2.5 - i) Section 5.4.5
before opening.
WF / OTL Pig 55 40 ii) Section 5.4.6
4 2309-V-1002 Well Fluid L/V C llB T3 Open Natural - Pig launcher door has been
Launcher (HOLD) (HOLD) iii) Table C6
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - - considered as flange for
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - - size.
Water Injection
5 2309-V-1003 PIG Receiver Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- . Closed drain drum will be

3.5 Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - - - - - i i) Section 5.4.9
Closed Drain installed within a pit.
6 2313-V-1002 Well Fluid AMB L/V C llB T3 Inside Pit Restricted ii) Section 6.3
Drum (HOLD) - Within the pit shall be
Valves Secondary 0.1 - - - - - - considered as Zone1
-
Seal Secondary 2 - - 4 - - 5 i) Section 5.4.5
- Pump motor is located
Closed drain 65 ii) Section 5.4.1
7 2313-P-1002 A Well Fluid 33 L C llB T3 Open Natural outside the pit hence
Drum Pump (HOLD) iii) Table C6
Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 2.5 classified as Zone 2.
-
Oil Corrosion Flanges Secondary 0.6 - - 2.5 - - 3 i) Section 5.4.5
Diesel 65 40 classified under fluid
8 2320-B-1001 Inhibitor L C llB T3 Open Natural ii) Table C6
Based (HOLD) (HOLD) category ‘C’, since it can be
Package Valves Secondary 0.1 - - 2.5 - - 3 iii) Table C9(a) & (b)
release as mist
Biocide Injection
9 2320-B-1002 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - flammable, so not
Package
classified
Storm Water
10 2314-S-1003 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Basin
11 Water - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
A/B Basin Pumps
Diesel - Refer Section 6.1 of main
12 - Diesel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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ZADCO DOCUMENT NUMBER TECHNIP DOCUMENT NUMBER

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

1. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ................................................................................................ 4

2. TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................ 4

3. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .......................................................................................... 5

3.1 PROJECT DOCUMENTS .................................................................................... 5

3.2 INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM ............................................................................. 9

4. AREA CLASSIFICATION PROCESS .............................................................................. 9

4.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 9

4.2 TYPES OF SOURCES AND GRADE OF RELEASE......................................... 10

4.3 CLASSIFICATION OF PETROLEUM FLUIDS .................................................. 11

4.4 FLUID CATEGORY ........................................................................................... 11

4.5 VARIATION IN TYPE AND LEVEL OF VENTILATION ..................................... 12

4.6 HAZARDOUS AREA AND ZONE ...................................................................... 13

4.7 ESTABLISHMENT OF APPROPRIATE RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL ....... 13

5. APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS & TEMPERATURE CLASS............................................ 17

5.1 APPARATUS SUB-GROUPS ............................................................................ 17

5.2 TEMPERATURE CLASS ................................................................................... 18

6. GENERAL NOTES ........................................................................................................ 19

6.1 FLAMMABLE MATERIALS & FLUID CATEGORIES......................................... 19

6.2 FACILITY RELEASE FREQUENCY ‘LEVEL’ .................................................... 20

6.3 CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT .......................................... 20

6.4 EXTENT OF HAZARDOUS AREA..................................................................... 20

6.5 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF BATTERY ROOM ............................................... 21

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

6.6 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF VENTS ................................................................ 21

6.7 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PUMPS ............................................................... 21

6.8 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF PIG LAUNCHER / RECEIVER ........................... 21

6.9 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT DRIP PAN .................................... 22

6.10 AREA CLASSIFICATION OF FLARE TIP.......................................................... 22

APPENDIX – 1 SHAPE FACTOR FOR PRESSURISED RELEASES ...................................... 23

APPENDIX – 2 RELEASE FREQUENCY LEVEL CALCULATIONS ........................................ 25

APPENDIX – 3A HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR CI ........................................ 28

APPENDIX – 3B HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR NI ........................................ 29

APPENDIX – 3C HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SI ........................................ 30

APPENDIX – 3D HAZARDOUS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR WI ....................................... 31

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

2. TERMINOLOGY AND ABBREVIATIONS

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

3.1 PROJECT DOCUMENTS

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

9661B-100-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - Central Island First Oil Facilities

9661B-210-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - North Island First Oil Facilities

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

North Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Cluster C1

9661B-220-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - South Island First Oil Facilities

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

South Island Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Open

9661B-230-DW-0051-010 Overall Plot Plan - West Island First Oil Facilities

P8383 TS 2000 E 0101 C 9661 B 000 JSD 1900 911 C

3.2 INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM

4. AREA CLASSIFICATION PROCESS

The hazardous area classification requirements have been determined as per

Determination of Release Frequency ‘LEVEL’

Release Source Classification

Determination of Exposure (Exp)

Identify potential sources of release (flammable) Estimate probability of occupancy of a worker in