The logbook details operations across multiple areas of a gas processing facility for an evening shift, including instrumentation status, production rates, equipment parameters, maintenance tasks completed, and generator operations. Minor issues are noted such as lighting repairs needed and a clogged strainer to clean. The generators were running normally except one dipped in temperature and had maintenance to address it.
The logbook details operations across multiple areas of a gas processing facility for an evening shift, including instrumentation status, production rates, equipment parameters, maintenance tasks completed, and generator operations. Minor issues are noted such as lighting repairs needed and a clogged strainer to clean. The generators were running normally except one dipped in temperature and had maintenance to address it.
The logbook details operations across multiple areas of a gas processing facility for an evening shift, including instrumentation status, production rates, equipment parameters, maintenance tasks completed, and generator operations. Minor issues are noted such as lighting repairs needed and a clogged strainer to clean. The generators were running normally except one dipped in temperature and had maintenance to address it.
The logbook details operations across multiple areas of a gas processing facility for an evening shift, including instrumentation status, production rates, equipment parameters, maintenance tasks completed, and generator operations. Minor issues are noted such as lighting repairs needed and a clogged strainer to clean. The generators were running normally except one dipped in temperature and had maintenance to address it.
Mirpur Mathelo Shift: Evening Date: 10-Sept-22 Instrument securities bypassed Nil Mechanical securities bypassed Nil ESD Status Area-09 Feed Gas B/L Pressure, Kg/cm 2 30.2 T-901 / 902 / 940 Level, % 97/98/20 Fuel Gas B/L Pressure, Kg/cm 2 10.2 1N/7/14/16- Tube Wells in service [Total =16] ME-1501A/ME-1502 ΔP, Kg/cm2 0.18/0.03 20/27/29-35 E-352 ΔP, Kg/cm 2 0.50 09-FR-1 / FR2 / FR17 Flow, m3/hr. 785/470/270 NG Condensate, Fuel/Feed ml / min 50/100 Demin. Lines in Service, Ea. B Area-06 Cation Production (A / B / C) 1950/3700/1000 B-601 / 602 / 603 Load, TPH 50+51+33 = 134 Anion Production (A / B / C) 150/900/1280 Purge Gas to B- 601 /602 / 603, 2300+3700+1100=7100 Acid / Caustic Consumption, Kg 600/600 NMC/hr. E-601 Vacuum, Kg/cm 2 -0.920 Acid / Caustic Inventory, Tons 34.85/46.80 06-XX-14A/B 9.2/9.2 Mixed Bed in Service A B-601 / 602 Oxygen, % 2.5/2.3 Mixed Bed Production (A / B / C) 3150/720/Reg LS Prod/Vent, TPH 00/01 ME-952A/B pit level, % 50/60 TK-601 / MK-601 [on Rolling/Load] -/TK-601 Lime Kiln Temp. (Max) Bottom /Top, oC 666/223 Lime Kiln Buckets/ CaO Bags TK-602 / MK-602 [on Rolling/Load] -/MK-602 06/02 Charge Area-07 Area-08 TG-701A/B & GT-703 Load, MW 2.5+2.5+10.4 = 15.4 CWS / CWR Pressure (P1/P2),Kg/cm2 2.96/1.30 3.046/2.836 CWS / CWR Temp (T1/T2), 0C 33.4/42.0 Township Load (Max /Min), MWH 1500/2100 No. of CW Pumps in Service / Rolling ABD/- MG-702 hot condensate / lube oil 50/48 Chlorine/Bromine Dosing (Kg) 60/30 temperatures E-701A/B Vacuum, Kg/cm2 -0.94/-0.95 ORP / F.Cl2, mV/ppb 573/462 E-701A/B Hot Well Temp, oC CBD, m3/hr. / Chlorides, ppm 42/40 100/236 GT-703 Combustion Air ΔP, mm 82 Acid Inventory, Tons 24.4 WC V-703 condensate, Lit 00 Hypo / Chlorine Inventory, Kg / Cyl. 1610/04 Area-11 Area-16 V-1103 Pressure, Kg/cm 2 3.0 pH of Waste Water [Limit: 6-9] 8.03/7.9/8.7 Conductivity of Waste Water, µs/cm N2 Consumption, NMC 100 [Limit:2500 µs] 1175/1446/1887 Ammonia in Waste Water, ppm N2 Inventory, NMC 7750 14/13/15 [Limit:40 ppm] GCF K-1501 K-1521 [JGC-4] K-1531 [JGC-6] A B C D A B C A B C D Speed, rpm 1100 1100 1115 1110 900 880 SB 880 880 880 880 Recycle valve opening, % 00 00 67 00 07 00 100 05 07 07 05 Suction Pressure, PSI 463 145 145 Discharge Pressure, PSI 846 484 483 15-FR-32, MMSCFD 68.5 24” suction valve opening, % 29.0 Steam & Power: • TG-701A/B slip rings cleaned. Maximum temperature of 58/60°C observed during shift. • 15-PIC-8V is 25% open. Off-Site: • Clarifier makeup is on well water. • 08 chlorine cylinder connection provided. • 09-SD-82 diaphragm replaced. • MP-920A fitted, alignment completed and taken in service. • MP-1651B discharge pipe replaced. Monday M/S please follow for its pump fitting. • Tube # 03 reset and started but it is taking 31.5amp current (32 amp tripping) and is tripping after starting. Monday M/S please follow for its checking. • Tube well no. 01N & 02 panel’s hinges are damaged, Communicated to electrical. M/S please pursue for rectification. • Lights TP-800D and CP system cabin fused rods replacement communicated to electrical. Please follow. • Tube well # 36 will be remove don Monday for motor tripping fault checking / rectification. Monday Morning shift please follow. • M/S pursue for lime slacker body leakage rectification. • Ferrous Sulphate dosing pumps suction strainers will be cleaned on Monday. • Back filling on waste water line in B&S area remained I/P. • Backfilling of excavated trench in 16 area is I/P. • Waste water disposal is towards E-pond. GCF: • EK-1501 A/B/C/D, EK-1521A/B and EK-1531A/B/C/D are in service. • EK-1501C remained stop from 1710-1725hrs. Its R1 spark plug and admission valves replaced against temp dips. • EK-1501C is in service to supplement FFC-GM flow. Routine Audits: Frequency Audit New Observations Actions Weekly