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PH-10-32-D1 Syst
PH-10-32-D1 Syst
: PH-10-32
System Philosophy and
Completion Rev : D1
Page : Cover
Document No.
PH-10-32
REVISION 01 D1
DATE 01-08-2005 08-07-2020
ORIG. BY TANAWAT U.
APP. BY ATTAPHON M.
CONTENTS
SECTION
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE
1.2 PROCESS OVERVIEW
2. DOCUMENTATION
3. BASIS OF SYSTEMISATION
3.1 PLANT DIVISION
3.2 SYSTEM DEFINITION
3.3 SYSTEM SEQUENCING
4. SYSTEM NUMBERING &DESCRIPTION
5. SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION
8. SYSTEMS COMPLETION
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose
This specification defines the methods and objectives for dividing the PLANT into
discrete Systems for use in MECHANICAL COMPLETION, precommissioning,
commissioning, planning and implementation of the CONTRACT.
The objective of a phased completion by Systems is to enable each part of the PLANT
to be completed, commissioned and started in the optimum order so as to minimise
the overall project schedule.
2 DOCUMENTATION
P&ID’s are used as the basis for the colour mark-up of the System.
Systems Completion Manuals are used as the basis for completion and handover from
CONTRACTOR to PTT.
3 BASIS OF SYSTEMISATION
5 SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION
Each System shall be clearly identified on engineering drawings, (P&ID’s) by
CONTRACTOR.
Typically this will be colour mark-ups of drawings showing System boundaries and
content. In this case each System is identified on the drawing with its own unique
number and colour code clearly marked. System limits shall be clearly indicated by a
unique coloured symbol.
Typically these will include:
Generally, the number of Systems will average about 10 for a process Unit and be,
say, (1) a large piece of equipment or supplier skid unit, (2) a complex reactor such as
a Hydrocracker, (3) a recycle gas compressor circuit or tower overheads system. The
CONTRACTOR shall define the Systems and plan the WORK in conjunction with
these Systems. The Utilities will normally have System divisions according to its
generation, off-site distribution and Unit distribution. Off-sites will generally be the tank
and its filling and discharge system.
The index and definitions of the Systems shall be used in construction planning so that
scheduling of construction completion is synchronised with pre-commissioning,
commissioning and start-up activities.
The System definitions, divisions, boundaries and completion schedule shall form part
of the CONTRACTOR’s instructions to a SUBCONTRACTOR with respect to work
planning.
6.1 Instrumentation
The break between Instrumentation Systems and other Systems shall be at the cable
marshalling cabinets.
Each field instrument loop shall be assigned a System number derived from the
process System in which the actuator is located.
Local indicators, pressure relief valves and other in-line devices will be assigned a
System number from their locations as indicated from the System identification.
Instrument loop pack numbering will contain, as a minimum, the System number in
which the instrument is located.
6.2 Piping
Line numbers will be assigned the System numbers as indicated in the System
identification.
Process Systems will generally consist of one or more pressure test packs. These
shall be numbered typically with the System identification number plus an additional
three digit sequential number.
6.4 Electrical
Electrical Systems will generally be identified on bus bar and voltage level. For
reasons of safety, System limits will be defined so as to ensure that power isolators
are always in the next down-stream System.
Equipment MCC, control cables and associated instrumentation are assigned to the
System in which the mechanical equipment is located.
6.5 Buildings
Each building will be considered as one System. All items within the building (HVAC,
F&G Lighting, etc.) shall be considered as part of the building System.
7 SYSTEMS REGISTER
CONTRACTOR shall prepare and maintain a Systems register from the above
information. This register shall show the unique System reference code and all the
items of the PLANT contained within each System, in the form of a complete, detailed
list of all items of equipment in each System.
8 SYSTEMS COMPLETION
Attachment 1 shows stepwise the typical activities from plant construction to FINAL
ACCEPTANCE in their expected sequence and provides a background to the activities
of this procedure. CONTRACTOR shall review and develop, as appropriate, to ensure
that it is made specific to the Project.
The division of the PLANT into Systems shall be submitted to PTT for review and shall
be revised in accordance with PTT’s comments as many times as are necessary until
PTT is in agreement with the most suitable breakdown of the PLANT to facilitate
mechanical completion, precommissioning and commissioning in the shortest possible
time. (refer to attachment 2.0).
A System Completion Manual Shall Be Prepared For Each System And Its “Contents”
Page Will Show The Sections:
Contents Sheet
System No.
Description of the System and its Drawings (including “one line”
drawings for each System)
The documentation in each System completion manual shall record the inspection,
checking and testing activities required to achieve READY FOR START-UP (RFSU)
status, and thereby demonstrate that the System is safe to commission and operate.
(refer to attachment 3.). Details of certificates can be found in Appendix C, Definition of
Completions Responsibilities and Certificates.
RECORDS
The System Completion Manual will only be complete when all the records of
inspections, checks and tests acceptance have been appropriately signed off as
approved and summary certifications completed.
ATTACHMENT 1
COMPLETION FLOW DIAGRAM
ACTIVITY ELEMENTS
PRE-COMMISSIONING PRE-COMMISSIONING
5 REQUIREMENTS
COMMISSIONING
7 BRING UNIT ON LINE
INITIAL ACCEPTANCE
10
11 FINAL ACCEPTANCE
ATTACHMENT 2.
Define SYSTEMS
P&ID
Mark Up
PTT
Review
PTT
Approval
Data
Sheets
SYSTEM
Priorities
Construction/
Commissioning
Schedules
Systems
Equipment List/ P&ID Mark-up
Line List/ SYSTEM Numbers
Instrument/
Elec Data Base
PTT
Review
PTT
Approval
ATTACHMENT 3.
QC
Check Shts
Prepare Prepare Procedures for
NDT RFSU PRECOMMISSIONING
Quality Control Leak Testing, RV
Records - 9 months Procedures
Dossier & Inst Testing, etc
Material
Ident
Review Procedures for
Shop by Cleaning
Inspection PTT CAT Loading etc.
Reports
PTT
Approval
Summary of
Defects Multi
vs Disciplinary
PROJECT Punch List
SPECIFICATION
Category
A, B - Items Cleared
CONSTRUCTION
COMPLETION Finalise QC PRECOMMISSIONING
Check Lists, Dossier SYSTEM
Site Reports
Summary of Testing
and Inspection Prepare Witness/Sign Off
Signed off by Pinnacle Procedures
Discipline QC Data
Submit Systems
Comp. Manual
to PTT
PTT
Approves
Safety
System in
Place
System
RFSU