P.T.

Bredero Price Indonesia

Customer Project PTBPI Project No

ITALIAN-THAI
TLP INTERCONNECTING NUTURAL
DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC
GAS PIPELINE PROJECT
COMPANY LIMITED

Quality Plan

Fusion Bonded Epoxy

Coating
DOCUMENT NUMBER
QP05-1

Issued For Reviewed and

0 30/07/01 Liu Chang M. Nutter Mujianto Ali
Approval
Revision Revision
Comments Raised By Approved By Authorized By Customer
No. Date
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PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM

1 Transportation of Bare Pipe from Stockpile to Coating Plant

Incoming Racks &

2 3 Preheat Oven 4 Blast Cleaning
Foam Plug
Insertion

I I I

Inspection Racks & Phosphoric Acid Wash & High Pressure Chromate
6 7
5 Internal Blow-Out Water Rinse (when necessary) Application
Station

I I I

FBE Water
8 Induction Heating 9 10
Application Quench

Holiday Detection and Cutback Stencil Transportation to

11 Coating inspection 12 Cleaning 13 14
Application Stockpile

Pipe No
Length
Heat No
I I

KEY: Process Direction of Flow ? Activity Number I Inspection Point

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 SCOPE
This technical procedure defines the application, inspection, repair, handling and storage
requirements of factory applied external fusion bonded epoxy powder-based coatings for the anti-
corrosion protection of steel line pipe. The coating system can be applied to longitudinally or spirally
welded and to seamless pipe for the construction of buried or submerged pipelines.

1.2 DEFINITIONS
Customer - Italian – Thai Development Public Company Ltd.
PTBPI - PT. Bredero Price Indonesia
Manufacturer - Manufacturer or Supplier of raw materials associated
with the coating process.
FBE - Fusion Bonded Epoxy
Chemical pre- treatment - Phosphate and/or Chromate used on blast cleaned
pipe surface to improve the steel cleanliness and
adhesion of the coating to the substrate.
Shift - Normal working day under constant production
conditions approximately 12 hours or non-stop shift
where production runs on single shift.
Holiday - A coating defect penetrating through the coating to
the steel pipe surface, of such dimensions that it is
detectable using a high voltage search electrode.

1.3 COATING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The coating system described in this document shall be manufactured using FBE powder as the main
coating material, using suitable surface preparation and application techniques to obtain the coating
properties required for its intended installation and operating conditions.

2.0 REFERENCES
The following references are relevant to this procedure:
2.01 Customer’s Specifications - PTT SP-Q-000-09 Rev.0
2.02 ASTM D4285 Test for Indicating Oil or Water in Compressed Air
2.03 ASTM D4417 Field Measurement of Surface Profile of Blasted Cleaned Surface
2.04 NACE RP-02-74 High Voltage Electrical Inspection of Pipeline Coatings.
2.05 SSPC-SP1 Solvent Cleaning
2.06 SSPC-SP10 Near White Blast Cleaning
2.07 SSPC PA-2 Measurement of Dry Film Thickness with Magnetic Thickness Gauge
2.08 Swedish Std SIS Surface Preparation Standard for Painting 05-59-00 Steel Surface
2.09 Inspection and Test Plan - Document Nº ITP05-1
2.10 PTBPI Management Procedures

3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1 Plant Superintendent shall be responsible for all labor and equipment necessary for the required
operation. He shall also be responsible for ensuring that the manufactured product meets the
requirements specified herein and that all plant foremen/charge hands are aware of their individual
responsibilities.

3.3 The QA/QC Manager is responsible for ensuring that the Customer’s agreed quality requirements are
satisfied. He shall also ensure that the Q.C. inspectors inspect and control the quality of the product in
accordance with this document.
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3.4 Project Coordinator shall ensure that all services and coating related materials are available for the
successful and timely completion of the project. He shall also ensure pipe-tracking system, which
recorded the identity, status and disposition of all pipes.

3.5 The Quality Control Coordinators and inspectors, inspect and control the quality of the product in
accordance with this document and the relevant Inspection and Test Plan.
Commented [DC1]:
4.0 COATING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Commented [DC2]:
4.1 PIPE RECEIPT AND SURFACE CLEANING
On entering the Plant, pipes shall be placed on incoming racks where they shall be inspected for
contamination by oil, grease, etc. Contamination, if any shall be removed by proprietary solvent
washing e.g. xylene, in compliance with SSPC-SP-1. Where excessive contamination is present, pipe
shall be removed from the system, quarantined and brought to the attention of Customer’s Site
Representative.

4.2 END PLUGS

End plugs shall be placed inside both ends of the pipe to prevent the inclusion of blasting abrasive.
The pipe shall then be placed on the incoming rotating drive conveyor.

4.3 PIPE PREHEAT

Immediately prior to blasting, pipe is conveyed through an in-line Preheater. Pipes shall be heated to
remove any surface moisture and to ensure a minimum holding temperature of 3°C above dew point,
for the remainder of surface preparation stages. In case where phosphoric acid treatment is required,
pipe shall be heated to desired temperature range, i.e. approximately 60°C.

4.4 INITIAL BLAST CLEANING (1ST BLASTER)

The linepipe shall undergo an initially blast cleaned process to remove surface rust and to raise any
slivers, scabs or other surface defects.

4.5 BLAST CLEANING (FINAL BLASTING)

Pipes shall then be indexed to second mechanical blaster. The abrasive shall be a selection of steel
angular grit / shot giving a cleanliness (Comply with Specification SSPC SP-10 or SIS 2-1/2 (Sa2.5)
as verified through the use of SSPC or Swedish Standards), and a peak to trough profile amplitude
according to the requirement of the ITP05-1.
Particle hardness and size distribution of the grit employed shall be continually controlled by
screening to ensure that the surface profile after cleaning shall have a nominal height of 64 microns,
with a minimum height of 50 microns and the maximum height of 89 microns.
Residual abrasive / dust shall be removed from the pipe surface on exit from the blasting cabinet by
means of an air knife, wire brush or other suitable means.

4.6 GRINDING STATION

Immediately after initial blast cleaning, the pipe is indexed to a grinding station to visually inspect for
surface defects, such as slivers, laminations, leafing, scabs, burrs, indentations, slugs or other
defects considered detrimental to the surface or the adhesion of the coating.
Any surface defects considered detrimental to the coating shall be removed by manual cosmetic
grinding, restored the anchor profile at the locations such as repair when the size of repair (girding)
exceeds four (4) square inches. If the profile is destroyed over single area greater than 25 square
inches or over a total area greater than 0.5% of a pipe, the pipe shall be reblasted.
Where extensive grinding is required, or major defects, i.e., out with API Specification are detected,
pipes will be indexed out of the process for further inspection with the Customer’s Site
Representative.
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4.7 TAPE STATION

Tape shall be applied to the pipe ends to achieve the desired cutback length, and any residual
abrasive shall be removed from the internal bore of pipes. Pipe couplings shall then be fitted onto the
lead end of the pipe. Prepared surface shall be monitored such that no oxidation (flash rusting) of the
surface occurs which could be detrimental to the adhesion of the coating. Pipes with flash rusting
shall be rejected and reblasted.

4.8 OPTIONAL PROCESS - PHOSPHORIC ACID TREATMENT AND WATER RINSE

On exit from the first blaster, pipes are conveyed, in-line through the acid wash station where they are
treated with phosphoric acid. This process is required if the presence of soluble salts above 20
mg/m2 (=2 g/cm2), i.e. salt contamination has been detected.
After treatment, pipe surface is subject to high-pressure fresh water wash to remove all trace of acid.

4.9 PHOSPHORIC ACID TREATMENT AND WATER RINSE (WHEN NECESSARY)

On exit from the grinding station, pipes are conveyed, in-line through the acid wash station where they
are treated with phosphoric acid. This process is normally only required if the presence of soluble salts is
above 2 g/cm2.
Acid cleaning is performed by uniformly spraying the external surface of the pipe with a 5 percent (by
wt.) phosphoric acid solution.
The acid shall be rinsed with water at a minimum nozzle pressure of 2500 psi prior to heating the pipe
for coating application. The water shall be demineralized with a maximum conductivity of 5
micronhos/cm (5 millisiernens per meter).
Acid is directed at the pipe surface and applied through spray tips, ensuring full coverage. After a dwell
period of 20 seconds, for pipe temperatures between 27-43C, high-pressure water is introduced to rinse
off any residue and neutralize the acid. Dwell time may be extended 1 second for each degree below
27C, or reduced by 1 second for each degree above 43C.

4.10 CHROMATE PRE-TREATMENT

Chromate solution shall be applied onto blast cleaned pipe surface by gravity feed. A rubber
squeegee shall be held against the surface to aid even distribution of the chromate and to ensure full
coverage of pipe surface.

4.11 INDUCTION HEATING SYSTEM

Prepared pipe is then conveyed through the induction coil that is pre-set to heat the pipes to the
desired application temperature (within manufacturers recommendations).
Air knife, steel brush and vacuum system (dust removal) clean the pipe before entering the coating
booth. After passing through the coil random temperature checks will be carried out using
tempilsticks, pyrometer or other suitable method, as per ITP05-1.
Pipe heated above 260°C shall be rejected and replaced by Contractor.

4.12 POWDER APPLICATION AND RECLAIM SYSTEM

Powder room personnel will check each box of powder before introducing the powder into system.
Virgin powder will be transferred through a screening system into the application system fluidizing
bed. The powder is then transferred, through a set of magnets to remove of any foreign particles, to
the application guns, which are electrostatically charged to facilitate the application of the powder. As
heated pipe enters the spraying booth, guns will be activated and electrostatically charged FBE
powder will be sprayed evenly over rotating pipe surface.
Overspray powder is continuously extracted into a reclaim system, transferred through a cyclone /
dust collector and a screening system. Screened powder is then transferred into a portioning hopper
then mixed with virgin powder.
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NOTE: In the event where deemed to be necessary, one test pipe may be coated prior to production
with a small portion of FBE to enable thickness, adhesion and degree of cure to be checked to
ensure that parameters intended to be used in the production can yield satisfactory results, ensuring
that overall quality of coating is met prior to full production run.

4.13 COATING THICKNESS AND MARK REQUIREMENT

Unless otherwise stated: the coating shall be applied by electrostatic spray to produce a uniform
coating with minimum dry film thickness (DFT) of 350m and nominal DFT of 400m, The maximum
allowable thickness on any pipe spool is 630m.
Pipe having thickness between 500m and 630m must have “Do not Bend” written in permanent
marker in large letters on the external surface in three locations of each pipe spool. An effort must be
made to keep coating thickness within 350m to 450m. No more than 5 percent to the pipe spools
with coating thickness in the range of 500-630m shall be acceptable. Allowances will be made for
initial startup.

4.14 QUENCH STATION

Coated pipe shall then convey to quenching station where pipe is cooled by a drenching flood of
cooling water to allow further handling. As pipe is conveyed out from quench, it is then kicked onto
inspection racks.

4.15 COOLING AND INSPECTION RACKS

As coated pipe is rolled and set on cooling racks, cutback ends will be cleaned of all tapes and
excess coating material. Electrical test (holiday detection) will be carried out at no more than 0.3
m/sec and inspection voltage shall be as set/calibrated as per ITP05-1. All detected holidays shall be
clearly marked and the number of holidays detected on each pipe shall be written at the end of the
pipe.

Immediately after holiday detection, pipes shall be inspected for dry film thickness, uniforms finish,
adhesion...etc., as required in ITP05-1. In the same time marking shall be applied in accordance to
the contractual requirement.

4.16 REPAIRS USING TWO PACK PATCHING COMPOUND

All holidays or spots with coating defects shall be appropriately marked (with ink marker).
Slivers, scabs or loose materials shall be removed by scraper or pencil grinder. This area shall then
be cleaned and roughened by sandpaper. Cleaning solvent e.g. MEK may be used when necessary.
All edges of prepared area shall be smooth and chamfered. Where substrate is exposed, surface
shall be cleaned to St 3 or equivalent.
Patching compound shall be transferred in correct proportion on to a palette and mixed thoroughly
then apply to the prepared area using tongue depressor or wooden spatula.
Repair material should cover the surrounding coating with one inch overlap. Tape may be used to
mask the sides of the area when repairing big areas to achieve a neat finish.
After the repair, marking or masking tape shall be removed.

4.17 RETEST PROCEDURE

In the event of where test pipes/samples failed the following tests (type A): adhesion, flexibility, hot
water and cathodic disbonding, preceding pipes coated after the last acceptable test pipe/sample and
the pipe coated following the failed pipe shall be quarantined for further testing.

The extents of defect shall be determined and all pipes that failed project requirement shall be
rejected.
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4.18 STRIPPING AND RECOATING

All rejected pipes shall stripped by heating to the application temperature. Then a scrapper is used to
remove the coating from the pipe. Where required new coating shall be applied as per the
requirement of section 4.1 to 4.16. The temperature during stripping operation shall not exceed
275°C.

5.0 HANDLING, TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE

5.1 HANDLING
After coating, pipes shall be rolled on bearing racks for inspection/repair. Accepted pipe shall be fitted
with rope separators, to prevent coatings contacting one another during storage. Pipe shall be
transferred from outgoing racks to trucks by means of crane or loader fitted with suitably padding.
Loose separators shall be tightened and missing separators shall be replaced.

Where no further processing of the pipe is required, unless otherwise stated in ITP05-1 bevel
protectors shall be fitted to the pipe ends to prevent the possibility of bevel damage.

Rejected pipes shall be marked with single red circumferential bend for identification and traceability.
Such rejected pipes shall be stored separately for further process; e.g. re-blasting and recoating
work.

Quarantine pipes including test pipes shall be marked with temporary marking tapes. Such
tapes/marking shall be removed cancelled by QC/Tally personnel upon acceptance of repair work,
rectification or customer agreed action, as applicable.

5.2 TRANSPORTATION
Where required, FBE pipes shall be transported by flat bed trucks with suitable padded supports to
prevent damage to the coating. Front-end fork loaders may also be used providing the lifting cradle is
lined with soft rubber or foam

5.3 STORAGE
Where required, FBE coated pipe shall be stored on sand berms comprising of two baulks of sand,
30 cm high with a bearing surface 1m wide, each 6m apart, approximately. Sand berms shall be
inspected for suitability prior to use. Sand berms shall be covered with polythene sheeting, to ensure
no contact with the berm.
All pipes shall be stored in stacks segregating the pipe by source, grade, diameter, and wall
thickness, coating type and color-codes. Pipes shall be positioned clear of the ground and at an angle
sufficient to ensure adequate water drainage through the bore of each pipe. Pipe interiors shall be
kept clean and free from mud splashing or dirt deposits during storage.
Pipe will be stacked with due consideration to impact effects, nested together up to a maximum safe
working height of 4 m.
Sand berms shall be reinstated prior to each new batch of pipes being stored.
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NSPECTION & TEST PLAN

Approval
Process/ Acceptance Criteria Report Inspection
Description Frequency (As per Customer’s Specification – SP-
Location 0-000-09 Rev.0)
Forms
PTBPI Custo Custo
mer mer

Material DSC, Gel Time and Moisture Content

Receipt shall be within Manufacturer’s
FBE Powder Every Batch specified range. IRF033 and
Test Certificate Values shall conform
Batch No.
to Specification requirements Certificate/
VNC ME ME
Data Sheet
Abrasive Packaging Secure, Marking Legible from
Manuf.
Every
Phosphoric Acid Packaging Secure, Marking Legible
Delivery
Chromate Packaging Secure, Marking Legible

Incoming Visual Inspection All pipes Contamination & defect Free -- V M M

Racks
Confirm Pipe No., Heat No., &
Verify pipe identity All pipes Length is still legible. Reinstate -- V M M
where necessary.
Chloride/ Salt
Contamination test on Startup and NC
20 mg/m2 Maximum (2 g/cm2) QF 040 ME ME
blasted pipe every 4 hrs.
(SCM-400)
Check pipe
Surface Startup and 3C above dew point. Record HC
temperature and QF 024 ME ME
Preparation every 2 hrs. humidity reading.
relative humidity.
All pipes.
Inspected blast finish HVC
Record Sa 2 ½ (near white metal finish). QF 024 ME ME
and for steel defects.
every 2 hrs.
Remaining wall thickness as per API
UT Inspection after All major 5L, if the profile destroyed more than HVC
QF 024 WE WE
grinding steel defect 25 square inches or greater than 5%
of the pipe shall be reblasted.
Check surface profile Surface profile shall have a nominal
Startup and
using Testex Press- height of 64 m, with the minimum QF 024 DC ME ME
every 2 hrs
O-Film (X-Coarse) height 50 m, and maximum 89m.
Dust Test (clear tape) Startup and Less Than or Equal to Density 3,
QF 024 VC ME ME
As per ISO 8502-3 Every 2 hrs Class 3
pH 1 during application. Dwell time
Phosphoric Acid
should be 20 seconds for pipe
Treatment (if salt Record
temperature of 27 - 43C. Free from NC
contamination test twice per QF 024 ME ME
traces of acid following wash. pH
more then shift
range from 6 to 7 (used pH paper
requirements)
strips)
Chromate Treatment Monitor Full and even coverage V M M

shall be maximum 3 inches (75.0mm)

Cut Back Every Pipe -- V M M
and minimum 1 inches (25.0mm).

Application Continuous 232 – 252C nominal temperature

Temperature (using Record No pipe shall exceed 260oC for VHC ME ME
Coating QF 031
pyrometer and every coating application (as per
Application
Tempilstiks) 15mins manufacture recommendation).
Compressed air – Twice per Free from contamination, i.e. oil,
QF 024 VHC ME ME
Blotter Test day water
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Process/ Acceptance Criteria Report Approval Inspection

Description Frequency (As per Customer’s Specification – SP-
Location 0-00-09 Rev.0)
Forms PTBPI Custom Custo
er mer

Minimum 70 seconds or as per

Startup and manufacturer’s recommendation.
Check time to quench QF 031 ME ME
Every 2 hrs Maximum temperature on exit from VNC
quench shall be not exceed 121 C.

Reclaim Monitor Maximum of 20% - M M M

Dry film thickness - DFT thickness shall be minimum 350

All pipes 3
Final using magnetic or DV
points at 4 m, nominal 400 m and maximum QF 033 ME ME
Inspection electromagnetic HC
location 630 m.
gauge
Holiday detection
shall be used 150
Nos holiday one per 20 square fee.
volts/mil, or NV
Set voltage = 630m/25.4 x (150
recommended by the Every one HC
volts/ 1 mil)= 3720 volts. The travel QF 033 ME ME
coating manufacturer. hour
rate of the detector shall not exceed
In no case shall the
0.3 meter/second.
voltage be below
2100 DCV.
Free from runs, sags, blisters and
Visual Inspection All pipes uniformity of colour. Rough coat -- V M M
applied for concrete coating.
4 rope separators per pipe – equally
Rope separators All pipes spaced. Rope separators shall be - V M M
firm and tight.
Production X Cut Adhesion Test Startup and Maximum Rating 1 (coating is not
Tests – AS 3862 Every 20 removed cleanly at any point in the V QF 085 VT ME ME
pipe -cut). HC
Impact Test on Pipe Startup and
At ambient 3 joules without causing a holiday. THC
Every 100 QF 085 ME ME
temperature (3 locations per test pipe)
pipe
(Type A Test)
Coating Defects & Smooth and even repair patch.
Repairs All repairs QF 046 VNC ME ME
Mechanical Damage Holiday Free.
Cathodic
Laboratory disbondement
After 24 hrs @ 65oC the average
Testing 3.2 mm  holiday, - Once Per
radius of disbondment from the edge QF 085
TD
WE WE
Testing in 3.5 V, 3% NaCl Shift HC
accordance of holiday shall not exceed 7mm.
electrolyte
with (Type A Test)
Canadian
Standard Bend test Once Per No sign of cracking or tearing when
QF 085 WE
CAN/CSA (Type A Test) Shift tested at 5 per pipe  at 0oC VT WE
Z245.20 –98 HC
(U.N.O) Cross Section / One per
Interface Porosity Porosity Rating #3,on a continuous
Shift on
(foaming) and basis,#4 is reject. VTC
Flexibility QF 085 ME WE
interface Interface contamination less than
Test
contamination 25%.
Sample
(Type B Test)
Hot Water Adhesion
Cut 30 x 15 mm rectangle. Using
Test @ 65oC for Once per
levering action attempt to remove QF 085 VT WE WE
24hrs Shift HC
coating. Rating 2 or better.
(Type A Test)

Cure test by DSC Startup and THC

TG value shall be less than 3oC. QF 085 ME WE
(Type B Test) every 4 hrs
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Calibration Twice per Calibrate against QF 024 Adjustable to ± 5%

Profile Gauge Customer Review
day standard Thickness of Target Value
Shim/Block

Dry Film Thickness Twice per Calibrate against QF 033 Adjustable to ± 5%

Customer Review
Gauge day standard Thickness of Target Value
Shim/Block
Ultrasonic Thickness
Gauge (Elcometer Equipment supplied QF 024 Permissible
Prior to use Customer Review
202 Range 1.99 – Test Plate variance 5.8 mm –
99.9 mm) 6.2mm

Holiday Detector Twice per Calibrate against QF 033 Adjustable to –0%,

Customer Review
day calibrated voltmeter + 5% of Target
Value
C Record & Raise Documents H Hold Point N Non-Destructive Testing V Visual Inspection
Legend D Dimensional Inspection I Random Inspection R Review W Witness
E Examine / Endorse Documents M Monitor T Destructive Testing WFO Witness First Of

Note: Attached latest from FBE manufacture clarification on holiday testing voltage.