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Surge Analysis SOW
Surge Analysis SOW
1. INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................2
2. SCOPE..............................................................................................................................................................2
3. PROCESS DESCRIPTION...................................................................................................................................2
4. ATTACHMENTS:...............................................................................................................................................4
1. Introduction
For liquid and gas pipelines surge analysis is the study of pressure transients caused by a
change in the piping. This change may be something as simple as a valve closing or
opening, or something more complicated such as a pump, or multiple pumps, starting up
or shutting down, either in a planned or unplanned way.
SMEC Oil and gas Pakistan has intended to carry out the transient surge analysis of the
7.0 MMTPA white oil pipeline for transportation of Motor Gasoline and HSD (White Oil)
from Machike Storage and Pumping Installation to Thallian Storage and Pumping
Installation and up to Taru Jabba Storage Installation in the Machike-Thallian-tarujabba
White Oil Pipeline
2. Scope
The scope shall be to summarize the results of the transient surge analysis performed
for the Machike-Thallian-tarujabba White Oil Pipeline for the following operations to
identify bottlenecks in the system and provide operational/engineering solutions and
also to estimate the liquid surge volumes to verify the slug handling capacity of the slug
catcher if required:
Steady State Operations
Field Data comparison
Operational Solution
Turndown & Ramp-up
Shutdown & Restart
Pigging
Engineering Solution - Water separation
Surge analysis should include reviewing and confirming surge analysis report, and
recommending holistic alternatives for mitigating surge pressures. Evaluate adequacy of
pumps for different pressure zones and provide recommendation for any modifications
required to improve pump efficiency, service of pressure zones and operational
flexibility and reliability.
3. Process Description
(d) Fire water tank, firefighting pumps, foam bladder type tank with
proportioning system, firewater and foam solution network with hydrant
and monitors.
(b) Base Case: Pipeline from Thallian to Taru Jabba Dia. 10" x 172 km long
Telescopic Design with wall thickness ranges from 6.4 mm to 4.8 mm
Alternate Case: Pipeline from Thallian to Taru Jabba Dia. 12" x 172 km long
Telescopic Design with wall thickness ranges from 6.4 mm to 4.8mm
(e) Fire water tank, firefighting pumps, foam bladder type tank with proportioning
system, firewater and foam solution network with hydrant and monitors.
(a) New Pipeline from Thallian to Attock Refinery Limited (ARL) battery limit
approximately 41.5 km long - 4.8 mm thick and Tie-in with existing OMC's pipelines (SPL,
PSO, APL, TPPL)
4. Attachments:
Following attachment would provide details regarding the Machike-Thallian-tarujabba
White Oil Pipeline system.
Attachment – 1
Attachment – 2
Attachment – 3
Attachment – 4