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SONATRACH
NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT
SKIKDA, ALGERIA
OPERATING MANUAL VOLUME V, SECTION 02:
FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM
DOCUMENT NO: PP-AAA-PP1-162
KBR
JOB NO.: J6404
0 LTP Issued for implementation 20 Jan 11 FV BA
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NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT DOCUMENT NO.
SKIKDA, ALGERIA PP-AAA-PP1-162
OPERATING MANUAL VOLUME V, SECTION 2: REVISION 0
FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM 20 January 2011
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................... 4
1.1 General...........................................................................................................................4
1.1.1 Objectives ....................................................................................................................4
1.1.2 Equipment Provided.....................................................................................................4
1.1.3 Alarms..........................................................................................................................4
1.1.4 Fire Areas ....................................................................................................................5
1.1.5 Uninterruptible Power Supply.......................................................................................6
2.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................... 8
2.1 Fire and Gas System (FGS) ...........................................................................................8
2.2 Fire, Smoke and Gas Detection Equipment ....................................................................8
2.2.1 Infrared Open Path Gas Detector.................................................................................8
2.2.2 IR Point HC Gas Detectors ..........................................................................................9
2.2.3 Triple–IR Fire and Flame Detector ...............................................................................9
2.2.4 Low temperature Detector (LTD)................................................................................10
2.2.5 Heat Detector (Fixed Temperature)............................................................................10
2.2.6 Oxygen Detectors ......................................................................................................10
2.2.7 Manual Call Point .......................................................................................................10
2.3 Audio and Visual Alarms...............................................................................................11
2.4 Fire and Gas System Display and Control ....................................................................11
2.5 Building Fire and Gas Systems.....................................................................................12
2.5.1 Fire Alarm Control panels...........................................................................................12
2.5.2 Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA)......................................................13
2.5.3 Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems.................................................................13
2.6 Gas Turbine Enclosures ...............................................................................................13
2.6.1 CO2 Cylinder Fire Fighting Systems ..........................................................................14
2.6.2 CO2 Tank Fire Fighting Systems ...............................................................................14
2.6.3 Turbine Enclosure CO2 controls .................................................................................14
2.6.4 Turbine Enclosure Ventilation Systems......................................................................15
2.6.5 Deluge systems..........................................................................................................15
3.0 OPERATIONS..................................................................................................... 16
3.1 Plant Fire & Gas detection ............................................................................................16
3.2 FGS Alarm and Warning Systems ................................................................................18
3.3 Fire and Gas System Display and Control ....................................................................19
3.4 Building Fire and Gas Systems.....................................................................................19
3.4.1 Fire Alarm Control panels...........................................................................................19
3.4.2 Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA)......................................................19
3.4.3 Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems.................................................................19
3.4.4 Analyser houses.........................................................................................................19
3.5 Gas Turbine Enclosures ...............................................................................................20
3.5.1 CO2 Cylinder Fire Fighting Systems ..........................................................................20
3.5.2 CO2 Tank Fire Fighting Systems ...............................................................................20
3.5.3 Turbine Enclosures ....................................................................................................20
3.5.4 Ventilation Systems....................................................................................................20
3.6 Deluge Systems operation............................................................................................20
3.7 Temporary By-Pass Operation .....................................................................................20
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4.0 SHUTDOWN ....................................................................................................... 22

4.1 Normal Shutdown .........................................................................................................22
4.2 Process Upsets and Production Loss ...........................................................................22
5.0 ATTACHMENTS ................................................................................................. 23
5.1 Attachment I: Plot Plans ..............................................................................................24
5.2 Attachment II: Cause and Effect Diagrams ..................................................................38
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
This operating manual relates to the facilities indicated on Fire and Gas Detector
locations shown on Plot Plans SE-AAA-ZF4-002 thru SE-DNM-ZF4-004.
1.1 General
1.1.1 Objectives
The overall objectives of the Fire & Gas Detection System are:
• Provide early detection of gas releases in required areas and implement
appropriate executive action.
• Provide early detection of fire to allow automatic or manual extinguishing and
implement appropriate executive action.
• Provide timely warning to all personnel of the existence of the hazard.
• Provide supplementary means for personnel to manually initiate fire alarms.
• Provide indication at the SCR (Safety Control Room) located in the Central
Control Building of abnormal conditions.
• To take executive action (if required), to minimize the risk from these events.
• Provide a printed historical record of all fire and gas system alarms and actions
1.1.2 Equipment Provided
The equipment provided for fire and gas detection includes the following:
• Fire, Smoke and Gas Detection
• Infrared Open Path Gas Detectors
• IR Point HC Gas Detectors
• Triple IR Fire and Flame Detectors
• Low Temperature Detectors
• Heat Detectors
• Manual Call Points
• Audio and Visual Alarms
• Oxygen Detectors
• Gas Turbine Enclosure CO2 Fire Suppression
• Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA)
• Inert Gas IG-55 fire suppression
1.1.3 Alarms
The alarm objectives are:
• To alert the operators, located at the SCR (Safety Control Room) in the Central
Control Building to the detection of any fire or gas release.
• To identify the location of the fire or gas release.
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• To provide a means for the SCR operator to quickly alert all personnel on site
to a hazard and advise them of the action to be taken.
• To automatically initiate site wide alarms on a confirmed fire or gas detection.
1.1.4 Fire Areas
The plant is divided into a number of Fire Areas. A cause and effect matrix is
produced for each area, defining F&G detection, protection and alarming.
The overall plot plans of the plant indicate the different fire areas.
Fire Areas
Fire Area Description
01A PR ASD shelter - substation 7
01B LNG Train - Substation 3
01C LNG Train - FIR 1
01E PR Compressor
01G HP Fuel Gas Compressor
01I MR Compressor
01J Acid Gas Removal Unit
01K Dehydration
01L Refrigeration
01M Liquefaction
01N Solvent Storage
01O BOG recycle & Helium Compressors
01P Central control building
01Q Laboratory building
01R LNG Train - Substation 2
02A LPG Refrigeration
02B Fractionation - Substation 4
02C Fractionation/Utilities - FIR 2
02D Fractionation
02E Hot Oil Furnace
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Fire Areas
Fire Area Description
02F Hot Oil Storage
02G Feed Gas & External PR Compressors
02H Air Compression
03A Fuel Gas Metering
03B Fire & Industrial Water
04A Gas Turbine Generator - A
04B Gas Turbine Generator - B
04C Gas Turbine Generator - C
04D Gas Turbine Generator - D
04E Gas Turbine Generator - E
04F Gas Turbine Generator (future)
04G Emergency Power Generation
04H Power Generation - Substation 1
04I Future
06 Flare Knock Out Drums
07A Flare Stack & Butane Storage
07B Gasoline Storage
07C BOG Compressors
07D LNG Storage
07E Propane Storage
07F BOG Refrigeration Package
07G Storage – FIR 3
07H Storage – Substation 5
1.1.5 Uninterruptible Power Supply

The Fire & Gas system is fed from a high availability, high reliability, and redundant
uninterruptible power supply (UPS) which ensures availability of alternative power
supplies for a minimum of 12 hours.
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2.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

2.1 Fire and Gas System (FGS)
The Fire & Gas System (FGS) is an independent and distributed system, linked by a
high integrity redundant safeguarding network. System logic and marshalling panels
are located in the Field Instrument Rooms (FIR). The FGS is completely
independent of the SIS, but communicates on a common safeguarding network.
The FGS detects hazardous environmental conditions and interfaces with other
subsystems to initiate required protective actions. Appropriate flammable gas, toxic
gas, smoke and fire detectors are installed in strategic locations throughout the plant
for immediate detection of specific hazards. The Fire and Gas detectors incorporate
integral signal processing and switching capability to provide signal inputs to the F&G
logic system.
FGS logic and controls resides on dedicated redundant PLCs located in the
appropriate FIRs.
A dedicated FGS Operator Console is located in the Safety Control Room (SCR) in
the Central Control Building. Alarm summaries, plant overviews and individual Fire
Area (FA) graphics are provided.
A hardwired mimic panel is installed in the SCR, as part of the F&G console.
2.2 Fire, Smoke and Gas Detection Equipment
Gas detector locations are determined by probable leakage areas, as well as
proximity to potential ignition sources and plant personnel.
Fire detection is a combination of manual call in (break glass auto release) and fire
detectors. Rate compensated heat detectors are used in areas such as battery
rooms, laboratories, workshops and engine enclosures to detect a rise in
temperature. Manual call stations and detectors for a Fire Area are combined into
loops. Activation of a call station in a loop initiates a fire alarm in the central control
room.
The plant design ensures that leakages of flammable gases and vapors are normally
dispersed to below the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) of the material before
encountering an ignition source. This is achieved by keeping ignition sources outside
of the electrically classified areas and by using equipment certified for use in such
areas. However, it is possible that leaks larger than accounted for in the
classification of hazardous zones may occasionally occur and it is for these situations
that flammable gas detection is provided. Line of Sight (LoS) open path IR beam
detectors are located in conjunction with point IR gas detectors in areas of high gas
leak potential, primarily in the process and storage areas. The Line of Site detectors
are used for perimeter monitoring since there is a possibility that for high pressure
leaks, the jet streams may pass the point IR detector and form a gas cloud outside
the detection zone of the point IR detector.
2.2.1 Infrared Open Path Gas Detector
IR Open–Path Gas Detector consists of a transmitter unit that sends an infrared
beam to a receiver 40 – 120 meters away, and is located where a flammable
hydrocarbon gas cloud is likely to occur.
The gas detectors operate on the principle of infrared (IR) absorption. Hydrocarbon
gases absorb in the infrared region of the spectrum. If a cloud of hydrocarbon gas is
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present, part of the infrared light is absorbed by the gas, causing a reduction in the
signal received that is proportional to the amount of gas in the beam.
IR beam monitoring is particularly beneficial when protecting the process perimeter
and has the ability to detect leaks that point detectors may miss due to prevailing or
changing wind directions and can provide early warning of dilute gas cloud when the
point detectors man not register any gas presence.
There are 33 Line of Sight gas detectors provided for the LNG train.
2.2.2 IR Point HC Gas Detectors
IR point HC detectors are designed for use in potentially hazard areas where it
provides gas and vapor detection which is independent of the presence of oxygen.
There are 151 IR Point HC Gas Detectors provided for the LNG train.
2.2.3 Triple–IR Fire and Flame Detector
Multi–spectrum infrared Fire and Flame Detectors sense the wideband radiant
energy emitted by fire’s combustion processes that include flames’ molecular
emissions and hot particulate emissions. Detectors sense 110 Degrees cone of
vision. Flame Detectors. They incorporate automatic optical integrity self-checking,
raising a fault alarm on the FGS if there is a fault.
Detector status is indicated by (3) LED lights:
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• The Blue LED flashes once every ten (10) seconds to indicate a Normal safe
operational condition. The Blue LED is OFF when no external 24 VDC input
power applied to the Detector.
• The RED LED turns ON when a fire is alarmed.
• The YELLOW LED flashes when the built–in Self–Test fails or when obscuration
of the window lens occurs. For all other fault conditions the Yellow LED will turn
ON.
There are 76 Triple–IR Fire and Flame Detectors in the LNG plant.
2.2.4 Low temperature Detector (LTD)
Low temperature Detectors are sealed stainless steel Resistance Temperature
Detector (RTD) elements for detection of LNG spills.
There are 2 Low temperature Detectors (LTD) in the LNG plant.
2.2.5 Heat Detector (Fixed Temperature)
Heat Detectors are used in the plant to detect fire by high temperature.
There are 15 heat detectors in the new LNG plant.

2.2.6 Oxygen Detectors
Low Oxygen detection systems consist of a Transmitter Unit with LCD screen and a
certified gas sensor. The sensor uses intrinsically safe circuits to drive the
cartridges. Cartridges may therefore be exchanged without powering down even in
the presence of an explosive gas atmosphere.
Alarm levels set at: 19% v/v decreasing low alarm, 16% v/v decreasing low-low
alarm.
There are three Oxygen Detectors in the LNG plant

2.2.7 Manual Call Point
Manual pushbuttons, which require breaking of the glass cover to operate. Use of a
hammer is not required as the operator is protected from the broken glass by the
vinyl glass label.
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There are 68 manual call points in the LNG plant.

2.3 Audio and Visual Alarms
The FGS provides audible and visual annunciation of hazardous conditions for all
plant areas and buildings, including gas detection at HVAC inlets and in battery
rooms. Alarm beacons and horns are located in strategic areas throughout the
facilities.
2-Way Combo units have of one horn and one RED (Fire) strobe light. 3-Way Combo
units have one horn, one RED (Fire) and one BLUE (Gas) strobe light.
There are 49 Audio Alarm point locations in the LNG plant.

There are 49 Visual Alarm (Red Strobe Light) locations in the LNG plant.
There are 45 Visual Alarm (Blue Strobe Light) locations in the LNG plant.
2.4 Fire and Gas System Display and Control
A dedicated F&G Operator Console is located in the Safety Control Room (SCR).
The console communicates with the Fire and Gas system via a redundant serial
communications link. The operator console visual display units (VDU) are the same
type as the DCS. Alarm summaries, plant overviews and individual Fire Area (FA)
graphics are provided. Wind direction and velocity are also displayed. A dedicated
printer is integrated with the F&G console.
A hardwired mimic panel is installed in the SCR, as part of the F&G console. The
mimic provides a geographical layout of the plant, with alarms grouped per Fire Area
to allow rapid identification of hazard location and type.
Functional features of the Fire & Gas systems include:
• In general, ‘fail-safe’ inputs are provided. Outputs are de-energized to trip.
(Exception: Firewater Deluge release is energize to initiate. Continuous line
monitoring of these output signals are provided).
• DCS to FGS communications via redundant network link.
• Fire and gas detectors interface directly to the FGS, and can be bypassed from
the FGS console for maintenance purposes (follow plant procedures for override
of any of the fire and gas detectors).
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• Hardwired hand switches to initiate plant general alarms and activate fire fighting
systems.
• Plant audible and visual alarms (horns, beacons, and general alarm).
• Fire & Gas events and alarms recorded and time stamped on the DCS.
2.5 Building Fire and Gas Systems
Plant buildings are equipped with heat and smoke detectors, manual call stations and
fire panels. Common alarms from fire panels are hardwired to the plant FGS System
for buildings such as the Main Control Room, FIRs and substations. Where toxic or
combustible gas detection provided in a building, these detectors interface directly
with the plant Fire & Gas system.
Building Fire and Gas Systems
Fire Fire
Building Building
Area Area
01A PR ASD shelter - substation 7 02B Fractionation - Substation 4
01B LNG Train - Substation 3 02C Fractionation/Utilities - FIR 2
01C LNG Train - FIR 1 02D Fractionation - Analyzer House
01I LNG Train - Analyzer House 04H Power Generation - Substation 1
01P Central control building 07G Storage – FIR 3
01Q Laboratory building 07H Storage – Substation 5
01R LNG Train - Substation 2
2.5.1 Fire Alarm Control panels

Each Building is fitted with a Fire Alarm Control Panel which provides the following
functions:
• Receive signals from smoke detectors, gas detectors and Manual call points
inside the building.
• Receive smoke detected signals from Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus
(VESDA) in FIR and CCR buildings.
• Provide information display of fire, gas and fault conditions.
• Initiate the building visual and audible alarms.
• Interface with the plant FGS to advise the CCR Safety Control Room of the
building common fire, gas or fault condition.
• Interface with the building HVAC system to operate dampers or shutdown HVAC
systems automatically.
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2.5.2 Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA)

Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA) is installed in FIR and CCR
buildings.
VESDA aspirating smoke detection is an early warning system that detects fire in the
incipient stages - before flames are visible – by detecting the products of pre-
combustion in the air around the area about to ignite. It detects fire at the earliest
possible stage and reliably measures very low to extremely high concentrations of
smoke.
The system samples air from a fire zone for the presence of smoke. The air sampling
system transports air from a fire zone to the detector trough PVC tubing. The air
sampling system continuously draws in air samples by means of an integral pump.
Smoke detected will input alarm to building FACP and activate inert gas IG-55
extinguishing systems.
2.5.3 Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems
Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems are installed in FIR and CCR buildings.
The systems extinguish fires by flooding protected rooms with IG-55, a combination
of Nitrogen and Argon, thus lowering the oxygen content to below a level that
supports combustion (<15%). Gas volume is calculated to achieve 12.5% oxygen
level which still allows personnel to safely evacuate rooms during a discharge.
The systems consists of pressurized cylinders of inert gas IG-55, a solenoid release
valve, pressure reducing unit, direction control valves and distribution piping and
nozzles.
2.6 Gas Turbine Enclosures
Fire & gas detection, logic and fire suppression systems for gas turbine driven
equipment are provided by the equipment supplier. Common alarms are hardwired
to the plant F&G system.
The following gas turbines have CO2 protection:
Gas Turbine enclosures
Equipment Description CO2 skid Type
01-MJ01-GT Feed Gas Compressor 01-MJ01-GT-ML09 32 x 67 L cylinders
15-MJ04-GT Fuel Gas Compressor 15-MJ04-GT-ML09 32 x 67 L cylinders
20-MJ01-GT External PR Compressor 20-MJ01-GT-ML09 32 x 67 L cylinders
16-MJ01-GT MR Compressor 16-MJ01-MD08 1 x 5600 Kg tank
16-MJ04-GT PR Compressor 16-MJ04-MD08 1 x 5600 Kg tank
51-MJ01A-GT GTG - A 51-MJ01-A-ML03 22 x 45Kg cylinders
51-MJ01B-GT GTG - B 51-MJ01-B-ML03 22 x 45Kg cylinders
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Gas Turbine enclosures
Equipment Description CO2 skid Type
51-MJ01C-GT GTG - C 51-MJ01-C-ML03 22 x 45Kg cylinders
51-MJ01D-GT GTG - D 51-MJ01-D-ML03 22 x 45Kg cylinders
51-MJ01E-GT GTG - E 51-MJ01-E-ML03 22 x 45Kg cylinders
2.6.1 CO2 Cylinder Fire Fighting Systems

The CO2 cylinder fire protection system is an Off-Base skid containing liquid carbon
dioxide in 2 100% banks of high-pressure cylinders. The Off-Base skid is connected
to the gas turbine compartments by two separate CO2 distribution circuits, one for
initial discharge and one for extended discharge. Within a few seconds after
actuation, sufficient CO2 flows from the initial (1minute) discharge system into the gas
turbine compartments to rapidity build up an extinguishing concentration (37%). A
CO2 concentration (30%) is then maintained by the gradual addition of more CO2
from the extended (30 minutes) discharge system compensating for compartment
leakage. CO2 flow rate is controlled by the size of the orifices in the discharge
nozzles in each compartment. A fire protection system control panel is mounted in
the Off-Base skid.
Emergency Manual release levers are provided at the CO2 skid cabinets.
2.6.2 CO2 Tank Fire Fighting Systems
The CO2 tank fire protection system is an Off-Base skid containing liquid carbon
dioxide in a tank. The Off-Base skid is connected to the gas turbine compartments by
three separate CO2 distribution circuits, one for initial (1minute) discharge, one for
extended discharge to turbine enclosure and one for extended discharge to no.3
bearing tunnel. Within a few seconds after actuation, sufficient CO2 flows from the
initial discharge system into the gas turbine compartments to rapidity build up an
extinguishing concentration (37%). A CO2 concentration (30%) is then maintained by
the gradual addition of more CO2 from the extended discharge system compensating
for compartment leakage. CO2 flow rate is controlled by the size of the orifices in the
discharge nozzles in each compartment. A fire protection system control panel is
mounted in the Off-Base skid.
Each tank includes a refrigeration unit.
2.6.3 Turbine Enclosure CO2 controls
Gas turbine enclosures are fitted with heat rise, UV/IR and UV fire detection sensors,
which provide automatic alarm, GT trip, ventilation cut-out and CO2 discharge
functions on a confirmed fire detection.
CO2 Control panels are positioned near enclosure doors. These panels contain, an
AUTO/INHIBIT key switch, a manual CO2 release push button and status indication
lamps. GREEN indicates AUTO, AMBER indicates INHIBIT, RED indicates
DISCHARGE.
Each GT has one horn and one red flashing lamp located on each lateral side of the
enclosures (total of two for each GT).
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2.6.4 Turbine Enclosure Ventilation Systems

The Enclosure has a ventilation system to cool its internal room divided in three
compartments (Accessory, Turbine and Load Gear Box).
Two ventilation fans driven by the electric motors (main and stand-by), installed near
at inlet silencer, suck the air from the air turbine filter and blow it through a ducting
system, to the accessory, turbine and gearbox compartments. The exhaust air flows
out through the openings in the compartments to atmosphere.
Each inlet and outlet opening of all compartments is equipped with dampers.
Gas detectors are provided in air inlet filter houses to protect the enclosures from
explosion risks, provoked by gas entering from outside with the inlet air.
Gas detectors are provided in compartments and ventilation outlet ducts to protect
enclosures from flammable fuel gas leaks.
Enclosures are monitored for by internal temperature sensors.
2.6.5 Deluge systems
Deluge systems protect large compressors, pumps and storage tanks.
Equipment protected by deluge skids
Skid Equipment No. Service P&ID
16-MJ03 & 16-MJ04 HP MR & PR compressor

63-ML01 16-MJ01 & 16-MJ02 LP & MP MR compressor PR-63-SYPI-007A
15-MJ04 Fuel gas compressor
15-MJ05 He-rich compressor

63-ML02 PR-63-SYPI-007B
15-MJ06-A/B/C BOG recycle compressors
01-MJ01 Feed gas compressor

63-ML03 PR-63-SYPI-007C
20-MJ01 External PR compressor
63-ML04 07-MJxx Fractionation pumps PR-63-SYPI-007D
71- MJ05A/B/C BOG compressors

63-ML05 76-ML01 BOG refrigeration package PR-63-SYPI-007E
71-MF01 LNG Storage Tank
76-MF01 Propane Storage Tank

63-ML06 PR-63-SYPI-007F
76-MF02 Butane Storage Tank
63-ML07 76-MD03 Gasoline Storage Sphere PR-63-SYPI-007G
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3.0 OPERATIONS
This section provides a description of the operation of the Fire and Gas System.
3.1 Plant Fire & Gas detection
The detection of a fire in its earliest stages of development is essential if remedial
actions are to be effective. There are two basic forms of detection that are
employed:
• Visual observation by operating personnel in the area detecting a fire and raising
the alarm by Manual Call Points (MACs).
• Automatically by the use of fire detectors.
MACs are positioned in such a way that they are clearly visible from a distance.
They are located near lamp posts and close to logical entrance/escape routes and
mounted such that they are not susceptible to accidental damage or inadvertent
operation.
The early detection of flammable gas is important in preventing explosions or
potentially hazardous conditions. Should potentially explosive or hazardous
conditions develop, personnel in the area are warned so appropriate action can be
taken.
Oxygen (O2) deficient detectors are installed in areas where CO2 poses a potential
hazard (AGRU and Analyzer houses).
The table below shows what types of detectors are located in each fire Area.
FIRE DETECTION GAS DETECTION
Fire Manual Line of

Area IR Point IR Low Low
Heat call Sight
Flame Gas Temp Oxygen
(TT) point Gas
(FD) (GD) (TT) (GD)
(MAC) (GDR)
01E 4 - 3 1 6 - -
01G 2 - 3 1 5 - -
01I 4 - 3 1 12 - 1
01J - - 3 2 4 - 3
01K 4 - 3 3 10 - -
01L 7 - 3 3 9 - -
01M 4 - 4 4 14 2 -
01N 5 2 2 1 2 - -
01O 4 - 3 2 5 - -
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FIRE DETECTION GAS DETECTION
Fire Manual Line of

Area IR Point IR Low Low
Heat call Sight
Flame Gas Temp Oxygen
(TT) point Gas
(FD) (GD) (TT) (GD)
(MAC) (GDR)
02A 9 - 4 3 13 - -
02C - - 1 - - - -
02D 9 - 5 3 33 - 1
02E 2 2 1 1 - - -
02F - 1 2 - - - -
02G 4 - 3 3 7 - -
02H - - 2 - - - -
03A - - 1 1 4 - -
03B 3 - 2 1 3 - -
04A - 2 2 - 1 - -
04B - 2 2 - 1 - -
04C - 2 2 - 1 - -
04D - 2 2 - 1 - -
04E - 2 2 - 1 - -
04G - - 1 - - - -
06 2 - 2 - 7 - -
07A 2 - 2 2 7 - -
07B 2 - 1 - 3 - -
07C 6 - 3 1 14 - -
07D 2 - 2 2 4 3 -
07E 2 - 1 2 3 - -
07F 8 - 2 2 7 - -
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3.2 FGS Alarm and Warning Systems

Audible and visual devices such as alarm horns and strobes or beacons are located
in strategic areas throughout the plant and buildings to alert plant personnel of
hazardous conditions.
FGS warning alarms
Condition Audible Alarm Visual
FIRE Continuous rising / falling tone RED strobe / beacon
GAS Intermittent tone BLUE strobe / beacon
Alarm actions resulting from the Fire and Gas system inputs:
Fire & Gas system design philosophy
Conditions Level Setpoint Alarm Visual Audible
Oxygen Fire Area

Lo 19% SCR
Deficiency Strobes/Beacons
Oxygen Fire Area Fire Area

Lo-Lo 16% SCR
Deficiency Strobes/Beacons Horn
Hydrocarbon Gas 25%LEL Fire Area

Hi SCR
Point Detector (10ppm) Strobes/Beacons
Hydrocarbon Gas 50%LEL Fire Area Fire Area

Hi-Hi SCR
Point Detector (15ppm) Strobes/Beacons Horn
Hydrocarbon Gas Fire Area

Hi 1 LEL-m SCR
Line of Sight Strobes/Beacons
Hydrocarbon Gas Fire Area Fire Area

Hi-Hi 3 LEL-m SCR
Line of Sight Strobes/Beacons Horn
UNIT UNIT
Fire detected SCR
Strobes/Beacons Horn
For "Fire Detected" alarm purposes, the UNITS are grouped as:
1. LNG Train
2. Fractionation Unit
3. Fuel Gas Metering
4. Power Generation
6. Flare Area
7. Storage Area
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The FGS logic is implemented in accordance with the FGS Cause and Effects for
each Fire Area. Refer to 5.2Attachment II: Cause and Effect Diagrams for detail.
3.3 Fire and Gas System Display and Control
A dedicated FGS Operator Console of the DCS is provided in the Safety Control
Room (SCR) in the Central Control Building for continuous monitoring and alarm
display purposes. This system is linked to the FGS, via serial links, to receive status
of all the plant-wide detection inputs. This operator console includes display alarm
graphics, plant overview and individual FA graphics to allow quick identification of the
location of the hazards. For recording of alarms and events, a dedicated printer is
provided with the operator HMI console.
Hardwired switches are provided on the CCR FGS console for remote manual
activation of fire protection systems (such as deluge water spray systems) and
initiation/resetting of the plant alarms. Resetting of the fire protection systems
release is performed local at the field equipment.
For all Fire and Gas detected cases further action is required by operators.
A plant shutdown may be initiated by the operator, in a specific area, when there is a
confirmed alarm. No automatic plant shutdowns are initiated by the FGS.
3.4 Building Fire and Gas Systems
3.4.1 Fire Alarm Control panels
On actuation of a building common fire, gas or fault alarm in the Safety Control Room
(SCR), operators should check locally relevant building Fire Alarm Control Panel to
identify specific detector/fault information.
Fire detected causes Air Handling Units to shutdown and control dampers to close
automatically.
Gas detected at fresh air inlet duct 25%LEL 2oo2 or 50%LEL 1oo1 with other
detector in fault causes inlet dampers to close and HVAC system is recycled
automatically.
3.4.2 Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA)
Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA) installed in FIR and CCR buildings
are continuously in operation.
Smoke detected will alarm at building Fire Alarm Control Panel and in the Safety
Control Room (SCR).
Smoke detected will cause Inert gas extinguishing system IG-55 to activate after 20
seconds of alarm level 2.
3.4.3 Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems
Inert Gas IG-55 fire extinguishing systems in FIR and CCR buildings activation will
alarm at the Safety Control Room (SCR), building Fire Alarm Control Panel and at
the room audio/visible alarm device.
Personnel should evacuate rooms in which a discharge occurs.
3.4.4 Analyser houses
Fire alarm inside analyzer house causes trip of non certified equipment.
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3.5 Gas Turbine Enclosures

3.5.1 CO2 Cylinder Fire Fighting Systems
One bank of cylinders is lined up for operation. The second bank provides a 100%
spare. Cylinders are monitored for leakage by counterweights which provide alarm
to Mark VI. If leakage occurs then cylinder banks can be swapped over to allow
refilling of cylinders on out of service bank while maintaining CO2 protection.
Discharge isolation valves are to be locked open during operating conditions. These
valves are provided for isolation to prevent unwanted CO2 discharge during
maintenance periods.
3.5.2 CO2 Tank Fire Fighting Systems
Discharge isolation valves are to be locked open during operating conditions. These
valves are provided for isolation to prevent unwanted CO2 discharge during
maintenance periods.
Tank refrigeration units automatically start and stop by pressure switches connected
to the CO2 tank.
A weight measurement system provides alarm in case of any leakage. Liquid and
vapor filling connections are provided.
3.5.3 Turbine Enclosures
Doors should be closed and CO2 control panels AUTO/INHIBIT key switch should be
in AUTO position during operation of GT. If required to enter enclosure during GT
operation then key should be switched to INHIBIT position. Time that INHIBIT is
selected should be minimized and personnel should not leave the area until all doors
have been closed and switch returned to AUTO.
Heat and fire detection sensors cause automatic alarm, GT trip, ventilation cut-out
and CO2 discharge in case of a fire.
3.5.4 Ventilation Systems
One ventilation fan operates continuously during GT operation. The second is
selected to AUTO and will start automatically if required.
Inlet and outlet dampers automatically close by the fire extinguishing gas (CO2) in
case of fire. Manual reset is required.
Gas detectors in air inlet filter houses, inside enclosures and ventilation outlet ducts
cause automatic alarm and GT trip.
3.6 Deluge Systems operation
Deluge systems are automatically activated only by fusible polyethylene tube loops.
They can be manually actuated by operators from the Central Control Room FGS
console or in local.
Sprays are stopped by isolating and resetting deluge valves locally.
3.7 Temporary By-Pass Operation
The FGS provide a maintenance override facility with the ability to inhibit individual
I/O to enable testing and maintenance of the field devices, without initiating plant
wide alarm. The individual inhibit is a software function initiated from the FGS
operator console, with a hardwired key-operated ‘master’ enable switch, mounted on
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the console, to enable maintenance override on a per "Detector" basis. A hardwired

indication that the enable is on is also be provided on the FGS console. This
override should be only done following the New LNG Train safety procedures and
proper authorization.
Any use of safety interlock bypasses is under the strict control and authorization of
the Operations and HSE Managers. The ability to inhibit safety system inputs, force
or bypass logic, and apply hydraulic or mechanical locks exist to allow essential
maintenance work and for periodic testing of functionality.
The amount of time that safety system inhibits are applied must be minimized.
The application and removal of any and all inhibits shall be recorded in an Inhibit
Register. For other than exceptional operational requirements, the application of any
inhibit will always be associated with a Permit to Work. Applying any inhibit must be
adequately risk assessed.
A thorough shift handover process requires that the Inhibit Register be updated and
reviewed at least every 12 hours, and long term inhibits are minimized.
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4.0 SHUTDOWN
4.1 Normal Shutdown
The Fire and Gas System (FGS) should remain in service at all times.
4.2 Process Upsets and Production Loss
1. Loss of Electrical Power
All Fire and Gas equipment is supplied from essential switchboards with diesel
backup and by UPS battery backed power supplies.
2. Loss of Instrument Air supply
Loss of instrument air has no effect on the Fire and Gas detection system.
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5.0 ATTACHMENTS
The following attachments are included in this section of the Operating Manual:
5.1 Attachment I: Plot Plans
5.2 Attachment II: Cause and Effect Diagrams
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5.1 Attachment I: Plot Plans

The following plot plans show the layout of the equipment in the Fire and Gas
System.
Refer to Appendix A for Plot Plans.
Fire and Gas System Plot Plans
Drawing No. Description
SE-AAA-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM - BLOCK DIAGRAM
SE-BBA-ZF4-001 LNG PROCESS TRAIN GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-BBA- ZF4-002 LNG PROCESS TRAIN GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-BBB-ZF4-104 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01M (BBB)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106025

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106325

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106325

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106725

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106525

EL. 103500

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105725

EL. 103500
SE-BBB-ZF4-013 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA (BBB)–Platform EL.

110025
SE-BBB-ZF4-017 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01M (BBB) –

PLATFORM EL. 118525 / 121525
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PLATFORM EL. 118525

PLATFORM EL. 127025
SE-BBD-ZF4-005 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01L (BBD)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106725/107325/109525/112325
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 107325
103500
103500
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 109000 / 111331
103500
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 111950
103500
SE-BBD-ZF4-016 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01L (BBD)–

PLATFORM EL. 106025
115125 & PLATFORM EL. 115125/117925/120725/123525
SE-BBD-ZF4-019 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01L (BBD)–PLATFORM

EL. 106725/107325/109525/112325

EL. 105825/109025

EL. 115125/117925/120725/123525
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EL. 123525

EL. 123525
SE-BBF-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01K (BBF)–GRADE EL.
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 107000/107650
103150
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 1067000/107000
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 108400
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 108500/108800
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 108400/105928
SE-BBF-ZF4-013 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01K (BBF) –

PLATFORM EL. 110500

PLATFORM EL. 122500

PLATFORM EL. 122500/123500/125520
SE-BBG-ZF4-006 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01K (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500
SE-BBG-ZF4-014 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBG)–GRADE

EL. 103500
SE-BBG-ZF4-019 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01E (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500
SE-BBG-ZF4-025 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01E (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106248
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SE-BBG-ZF4-026 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 010 (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106525
SE-BBH-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01J (BBH)–GRADE EL.
103500
103500
103500
103500
SE-BBH-ZF4-008 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01J (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106860
SE-BBH-ZF4-011 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01J (BBG)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 109000
103500
SE-BBH-ZF4-018 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01J (BBG)–PLATFORM

EL. 116550/118550/122500/231188
SE-BBH-ZF4-021 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01J (BBG)–PLATFORM

EL. 122500
SE-BBJ-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBJ)–GRADE EL.
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 105825/106091
SE-BBK-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01M (BBK)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 111500/118500
SE-BBK-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01M (BBK)– GRADE
EL. 103500
SE-BBL-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01G (BBL)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105344
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105130/105400/106100
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SE-BBL-ZF4-004 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01I (BBL)– GRADE EL.
103500
SE-BBL-ZF4-005 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01I (BBL)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104519/105050
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 107850
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 103800/106670/108690
SE-BBL-ZF4-010 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01I (BBL)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 107750
103500
103500
SE-BBN-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01E (BBN)– GRADE
EL. 103500
SE-BBN-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01E (BBN)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104500/104700/104900/116525
SE-BBN-ZF4-010 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01E (BBN)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 110620
SE-BBP-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBP)– GRADE
EL. 103150
SE-BBS-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBS)– GRADE
EL. 103150
SE-BBS-ZF4-004 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBS)–GRADE EL.
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 107525/111025
SE-BBS-ZF4-006 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 01N (BBS)–GRADE EL.
103150 & PLATFORM EL. 111525
SE-BBX-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 010 (BBX)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105500
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SE-BBX-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 010 (BBX)– GRADE
EL. 103500
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106210/106725
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106275
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104200/104800
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104200/104800
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104200/104800
SE-CCA-ZF4-001 FRACTIONATION AREA GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-CCA-ZF4-002 FRACTIONATION AREA FIRE DETECTION LOCATION
SE-CCA-ZF4-003 FRACTIONATION GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-CCA-ZF4-004 FRACTIONATION FIRE DETECTION LOCATION
SE-CDB-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02A (CDB)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106725/107300/111485
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106200
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 110000/110800
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 107325/110435
SE-CDB-ZF4-005 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02A (CDB)– GRADE
EL. 103500
SE-CDB-ZF4-006 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02A (CDB)– GRADE
EL. 103500
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103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106600
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106600
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106600
103500
SE-CDB-ZF4-011 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02A (CDB) –

PLATFORM EL. 113825/114525/119525/122525

PLATFORM EL. 108700/112525/113825/116850/120185

PLATFORM EL. 114525/118525/122525

PLATFORM EL. 107900/113800
SE-CDC-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02E (CDC)–GRADE

EL. 103150

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106900/110500

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 109050/109400
SE-CDD-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02E (CDD)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 126725
SE-CDD-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02E (CDD)–GRADE

EL. 103500
SE-CDD-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02G (CDD)–GRADE

EL. 103500

EL. 103500
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EL. 103500

EL. 103500

EL. 103500
SE-CDG-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02F (CDG)–GRADE

EL. 103150

EL. 103150

EL. 103150
SE-CEA-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02D (CEA)–GRADE EL.
103150
103150
103150
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106100/107775
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106025/106475
SE-CEA-ZF4-008 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN & PLATFORM EL. 106025 /
EL. 106475
SE-CEA-ZF4-009 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02D (CEA) –

PLATFORM EL. 109100/110500

PLATFORM EL. 109100/112225/113445

PLATFORM EL. 109100/112995
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PLATFORM EL. 115300/116600/118150/119375

PLATFORM EL. 115300/118675/119700

PLATFORM EL. 115300/118675
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106500
103500 & PLATFORM EL. 109125
SE-CEB-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02G (CEB)–GRADE

EL. 103150

EL. 103150

EL. 103150

EL. 103150 & PLATFORM EL. 106670/109200

EL. 103150 & PLATFORM EL. 106462/109200

EL. 103150 & PLATFORM EL. 106400

EL. 103150 & PLATFORM EL. 108515

EL. 103150
SE-CEC-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02H (CEC)–GRADE

EL. 103150
SE-CEC-ZF4-004 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02H (CEC)–GRADE

EL. 103500
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SE-CEF-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02C (CEF)–GRADE EL.
103150
SE-CEF-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02C (CEF)–GRADE EL.
103150
SE-CEG-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02B (CEG)–GRADE

EL. 103150 & PLATFORM EL. 106588
SE-CEG-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 02H (CEG)–GRADE

EL. 103500
SE-DEK-ZF4-001 FEED GAS METERING GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DEK-ZF4-002 FEED GAS METERING FIRE DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DEK-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 03A (DEK)–GRADE EL.
103500 & PLATFORM EL.
105130/105150/106400/106850/107500
104876/105425/106400/106576/107900
104000 & PLATFORM EL. 110025/107500
SE-DFA-ZF4-001 POWER GENERATION GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DFA-ZF4-002 POWER GENERATION FIRE DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DFB-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 043A (DFB)–GRADE

EL. 104500
SE-DFB-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04A (DFB)–GRADE EL.
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450/105550/105735/106955
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450
104500
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450/105564/105735/106955
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SE-DFB-ZF4-007 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04C (DFB)–GRADE EL.
104500
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450/105564/105735/106955
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450
SE-DFB-ZF4-010 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04D (DFB)–GRADE EL.
104500
SE-DFB-ZF4-011 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04D (DFB)–GRADE EL.
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105450/105564/105735/106955
SE-DFB-ZF4-013 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04E (DFB)–GRADE EL.
104500
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105438/105564/105735/106955
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 105438
SE-DFB-ZF4-019 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04A (DFB)–PLATFORM

EL. 106360/106787/110265/110974/115775
SE-DFB-ZF4-020 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04B (DFB)–PLATFORM

EL. 106360/106787/110265/110974/115775
SE-DFB-ZF4-021 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04C (DFB)–

PLATFORM EL. 106360/106787/110265/110974/115788
SE-DFB-ZF4-022 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04D (DFB)–

PLATFORM EL. 106348/106775/110253/110961
SE-DFB-ZF4-023 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04E (DFB)–PLATFORM

EL. 106360/106787/110265/110974/115775
SE-DFB-ZF4-025 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04A (DFB)–PLATFORM

EL. 108360
SE-DFB-ZF4-027 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04C (DFB)–

PLATFORM EL. 108360
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SE-DFB-ZF4-029 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04E (DFB)–PLATFORM

EL. 108348
SE-DFC-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04G (DFC)–GRADE

EL. 104500 & PLATFORM EL. 107750
SE-DFH-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 04H (DFH)–GRADE EL.
104500 & PLATFORM EL. 107750
SE-DHA-ZF4-001 FLARE SYSTEM GAS DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DHA-ZF4-002 FLARE SYSTEM FIRE DETECTION LOCATION
SE-DHB-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 06 (DHB)–GRADE EL.

103100 & PLATFORM EL. 111300/111732

103100 & PLATFORM EL. 107255/110025

103100

105900/107338/106380/110525/115980
SE-DHD-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07A (DHD)–GRADE

EL. 104000 & PLATFORM EL. 106960/108575/110270/114075

EL. 104000 & PLATFORM EL. 106960

EL. 104000 & PLATFORM EL. 109815
SE-DHG-ZF4-003 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 03B (DHG)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 108035

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 108035

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL.
107700/109980/110020/110470/112000
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SE-DNA-ZF4-001 BOG COMPRESSOR AND TANKAGE AREA GAS DETECTION
SE-DNA-ZF4-002 BOG COMPRESSOR AND TANKAGE AREA FIRE DETECTION
SE-DNA-ZF4-003 BOG COMPRESSOR AND TANKAGE AREA GAS DETECTION
SE-DNA-ZF4-004 BOG COMPRESSOR AND TANKAGE AREA FIRE DETECTION
SE-DNE-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07B (DNE)–GRADE EL.
103100 & PLATFORM EL. 105425/110081/126340
SE-DNE-ZF4-002 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07B (DNE)–GRADE EL.
103100
SE-DNG-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07C (DNG)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 106300/106630/109200

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 121000/124359/125380

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105200/106400

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 121000/124359/125380

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105200/106400

EL. 103500

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 121000/124359/125724

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 105200/106400

EL. 103500
SE-DNG-ZF4-015 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07C (DNG) GRADE EL.
103500
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SE-DNG-ZF4-021 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07C (DNG)–

PLATFORM EL. 110800/111660

PLATFORM EL. 110800/111660

PLATFORM EL. 110800/111660
SE-DNM-ZF4-001 FIRE AND GAS LOCATION PLAN AREA 07F (DNM)–GRADE

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 109825/114500/117026

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104279/107613

EL. 103500 & PLATFORM EL. 104279/108725/109208
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5.2 Attachment II: Cause and Effect Diagrams

Following are the Cause and Effect Diagrams associated with the Fire and Gas
System.
Cause and Effect Diagrams for the Fire and Gas System
Document No. Description
SE-AAA-ZF4-001 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-DELUGE
SE-BBA-ZF4-101 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01E
SE-BBA-ZF4-102 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01G
SE-BBA-ZF4-103 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01I
SE-BBA-ZF4-105 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01J
SE-BBA-ZF4-106 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01K
SE-BBA-ZF4-107 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01L
SE-BBA-ZF4-109 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01M
SE-BBA-ZF4-110 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01M
SE-BBA-ZF4-111 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01N
SE-BBA-ZF4-112 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 01O
SE-BBA-ZF4-113 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01A
SE-BBA-ZF4-114 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01B
SE-BBA-ZF4-115 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01C
SE-BBA-ZF4-116 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-ANALYZER FIRE AREA 01I
SE-BBA-ZF4-117 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01P
SE-BBA-ZF4-118 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01Q
SE-BBA-ZF4-119 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 01R
SE-CCA-ZF4-101 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02A
SE-CCA-ZF4-102 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02A
SE-CCA-ZF4-104 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02D
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SE-CCA-ZF4-108 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02E
SE-CCA-ZF4-109 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02F
SE-CCA-ZF4-110 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02G
SE-CCA-ZF4-111 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02G
SE-CCA-ZF4-112 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 02B
SE-CCA-ZF4-113 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 02C
SE-CCA-ZF4-114 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-ANALYZER FIRE AREA 02D
SE-CCA-ZF4-115 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 02H
SE-DEK-ZF4-101 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 03A
SE-DEK-ZF4-102 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 03B
SE-DFA-ZF4-101 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04A
SE-DFA-ZF4-102 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04B
SE-DFA-ZF4-103 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04C
SE-DFA-ZF4-104 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04D
SE-DFA-ZF4-105 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04E
SE-DFA-ZF4-106 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 04G
SE-DFA-ZF4-107 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 04H
SE-DHA-ZF4-101 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 06
SE-DNA-ZF4-102 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07B
SE-DNA-ZF4-103 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07C
SE-DNA-ZF4-104 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07C
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SE-DNA-ZF4-105 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07D
SE-DNA-ZF4-106 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07E
SE-DNA-ZF4-107 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-FIRE AREA 07F
SE-DNA-ZF4-110 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 07G
SE-DNA-ZF4-111 CAUSE AND EFFECT MATRIX-BUILDINGS FIRE AREA 07H
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SONATRACH

NEW LNG TRAIN SKIKDA PROJECT

DOCUMENT NO: PP-AAA-PP1-162

0 LTP Issued for implementation 20 Jan 11 FV BA

A JDS Issued for Client Approval 28 Nov 10 FV BA -

Rev. By Description Date KBR KBR CLIENT

Chkd App App

4.0 SHUTDOWN ....................................................................................................... 22

Fire Area Description

01A PR ASD shelter - substation 7

01B LNG Train - Substation 3

01C LNG Train - FIR 1

01G HP Fuel Gas Compressor

01J Acid Gas Removal Unit

01N Solvent Storage

01O BOG recycle & Helium Compressors

01P Central control building

01Q Laboratory building

01R LNG Train - Substation 2

02A LPG Refrigeration

02B Fractionation - Substation 4

02C Fractionation/Utilities - FIR 2

02E Hot Oil Furnace

Fire Area Description

02F Hot Oil Storage

02G Feed Gas & External PR Compressors

02H Air Compression

03A Fuel Gas Metering

03B Fire & Industrial Water

04A Gas Turbine Generator - A

04B Gas Turbine Generator - B

04C Gas Turbine Generator - C

04D Gas Turbine Generator - D

04E Gas Turbine Generator - E

04F Gas Turbine Generator (future)

04G Emergency Power Generation

04H Power Generation - Substation 1

06 Flare Knock Out Drums

07A Flare Stack & Butane Storage

07B Gasoline Storage

07C BOG Compressors

07D LNG Storage

07E Propane Storage

07F BOG Refrigeration Package

07G Storage – FIR 3

07H Storage – Substation 5

1.1.5 Uninterruptible Power Supply

2.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

Detector status is indicated by (3) LED lights:

There are 15 heat detectors in the new LNG plant.

There are three Oxygen Detectors in the LNG plant

There are 68 manual call points in the LNG plant.

There are 49 Audio Alarm point locations in the LNG plant.

Building Fire and Gas Systems

01A PR ASD shelter - substation 7 02B Fractionation - Substation 4

01B LNG Train - Substation 3 02C Fractionation/Utilities - FIR 2

01C LNG Train - FIR 1 02D Fractionation - Analyzer House

01I LNG Train - Analyzer House 04H Power Generation - Substation 1

01P Central control building 07G Storage – FIR 3

01Q Laboratory building 07H Storage – Substation 5

01R LNG Train - Substation 2

2.5.1 Fire Alarm Control panels