The document outlines response time requirements and testing procedures for a blowout preventer (BOP) control system. It states that the rams and annular must be capable of closing within 30 seconds for pipes smaller than 18 3/4 inches and within 30-45 seconds for larger pipes. It also describes requirements for pump tests, bleed lines, usable fluid volumes, bottle tests, automatic pump activation, reservoir capacity, pressure testing frequency, shell tests, and closing ratios.
The document outlines response time requirements and testing procedures for a blowout preventer (BOP) control system. It states that the rams and annular must be capable of closing within 30 seconds for pipes smaller than 18 3/4 inches and within 30-45 seconds for larger pipes. It also describes requirements for pump tests, bleed lines, usable fluid volumes, bottle tests, automatic pump activation, reservoir capacity, pressure testing frequency, shell tests, and closing ratios.
The document outlines response time requirements and testing procedures for a blowout preventer (BOP) control system. It states that the rams and annular must be capable of closing within 30 seconds for pipes smaller than 18 3/4 inches and within 30-45 seconds for larger pipes. It also describes requirements for pump tests, bleed lines, usable fluid volumes, bottle tests, automatic pump activation, reservoir capacity, pressure testing frequency, shell tests, and closing ratios.
Close annular, open HCR and return system to normal annular closing pressure in 2 minutes.
4. BLEED LINE Vent Line (by-passes the Chokes)
- at least equal to choke line diameter - helps maintain minimum back pressure
5. USEABLE FLUID: Fluid recoverable between operating pressure (3000
psi) and minimum operating pressure (1200 psi) or (200 psi) above pre charge pressure.
6. BOTTLES TO BE ABLE TO (with pumps off)
- Close annular - Close all rams - Open one HCR - Remaining pressure shall be at least 200 psi above precharge pressure.
7. ELECTRIC AND/OR AIR Will automatically start when system pressure is
PUMPS decreased to 90% of system working pressure.
8. RESERVOIR CAPACITY: At least twice useable fluid of bottles
9. PRESSURE TEST (1) Prior to spud or upon installation.
FREQUENCY (2) After dis-connecting or repair. (3) Not to exceed 21 days. 10. SHELL OR BODY TEST 1½ times BOP pressure rating i.e. 150% of pressure rating.
11. CLOSING RATIO Ratio of well head pressure to pressure required