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TM2500+

Area Classification Report

LM2500+ Gas Turbine Generator Package

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A ORIGINAL ISSUE PER ECO:08007 ISSUED: February 13, 2013

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Area Classification Report TM2500+ Gas Turbine Generator Set

This report describes the area classification locations of the TM2500+ gas turbine generator
set designed and packaged by GE PPLP. Reference Area Classification drawing number
752690 and Gas Fuel System F&ID drawing number 751260.

The gas turbine generator set consists of an Aero-derivative LM2500+ gas turbine coupled
to an AC generator. Both are mounted to the main trailer unit. The gas turbine is located in
a fully enclosed sound attenuated enclosure. The generator is unenclosed. The turbine
engine enclosure has dual exhaust ventilation fans that have a combined flow rate of
35,000 SCFM, which produce a positive pressure on the enclosure of 5 in H2O. This
amount of flow provides 15 air changes per minute during operation.

The turbine enclosure interior area is classified as Class 1 Division 2 per API 500 and NEC
500 and is stamped as such, it is equivalent to ATEX/CE / Zone 2 per IEC 60079-10. When
the turbine enclosure ventilation fan is operating the turbine enclosure is considered to be
unclassified. Per API 500 and IEC60079-10, a 10’ (3m) radius around turbine ventilation is
classified and a [6’-6 ¾”] radius (2m) radius around each of the gas flange connections is
also considered classified.

The turbine engine gas fuel system is incorporated with a “double block and bleed” valving
system. The vents from these valves are piped outside the enclosure to a safe area, and
are to be positioned so that they cannot re-circulate gas back into the engine inlet or
enclosure. The gas fuel system exhaust vent line is installed on the control house trailer
above the auxiliary skid and is designed to be folded down during transport and moved to a
vertical position during operation. The exhaust height is 20' - 11 3/16" [7.447 meters].
Reference fuel system Flow and Instrument Diagram 751260.

The gas pipe flange interface for the gas fuel system starting at the intake of gas filtration in
the Auxiliary skid through the piping to the flange interface outside of the turbine skid in the
main trailer has been designed so that a gas leak cannot extend past a radius of 6’-6 3/4” [2
meters] from any flange. This area is monitored by 2 gas LEL catalytic bead type sensors
with alarm and shutdown set points of 5% and 10% respectively.

The gas vent pipe is located in auxiliary skid 23’-8 7/8” [ 7.23 meter] height, to avoid
reingestion on the air intake. Reference Area Classification drawing number 752690.

The entire package is protected with a fire system using a NFPA approved fire suppressant
discharge medium. Reference Fire Protection System F&ID drawings 751254. The
complete fire system hardware conforms to GE's UL/FM and IEC minimum requirements
and is stamped as such. This fire system conforms to NFPA 12 and local fire Marshall
Authorities as applicable. Gas LEL catalytic bead type sensors are fitted inside the GT
module with alarm and shutdown set points of 15% and 25% increasing respectively.
These catalytic bead type gas sensors detect for gas LEL while the GT module ventilation
extract duct with alarm and shutdown points of 5% and 10% increasing respectively. These
IR type gas sensors detect for gas LEL while the GT module is operating and/or when
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ventilation fans are operating. Upon receivable of gas LEL alarm at anytime, the turbine
room ventilation or back up fan will be automatically commanded and latched 'On" until the
gas LEL alarm is reset. The TM2500+ fire system consists of 5 numbers of 75 lbs [34 kg]
CO2 bottles. Two bottles are assigned as quick release and the other three are dedicated
for extended release.

The turbine enclosure houses the gas turbine engine. Engine cables, vibration
accelerometers, fire system components, lighting, emergency stop switches, and
temperature RTDs are fitted inside this enclosure. All components inside this enclosure
conform to Class 1 Division 2 equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G and are stamped as such.
The ignition system exciters used during start up are constructed to aircraft standards, and
conform to Class 1 Division 2, equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G, but are not stamped as
such. Interface wiring to the engine and related equipment is high-temperature type and oil
resistant.

These cables route through a fireproof sealed cable transit system (ROXTEC) to the Main
Turbine Termination Box (MTTB), which is fitted outside the enclosure. The MTTB provides
an interconnection location for the interface wiring from the turbine enclosure to control
system. Engine pressure sensors and junction boxes are fitted outside the GT enclosure.
All equipment both inside and outside the enclosure conforms to Class 1 Division 2,
equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G. The area classification inside the GT enclosure including
10’ [3.048 meters] radius horizontal and vertical from the turbine ventilation exhaust outlets
is considered classified as Class 1 Division 2 in accordance to API 500 equivalent to
ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G on IEC 60079-10.

Turbine roof and air filter house skids are considered to be in a non-hazardous location for
most applications. All electrical equipment that is fitted on these relevant skids and
assemblies are rated and stamped certified to Class 1 Division 2 or ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G.

The AC generator conforms to Class 1 Division 2 equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G with a

T3 temperature rating. All electrical equipment, including interface wiring, vibration
equipment, pressure sensors, RTDs, and emergency stop switches, conform to Class 1
Division 2 equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G, and are stamped as such. The area
classification of the generator is considered non-hazardous.

Auxiliary skid (Aux skid) holds the hydraulic start system and lube oil tank, turbine lube oil
tank and filters, and all associated instrumentation. This Aux skid is located on the control
house trailer a few feet from the main turbine trailer. It holds the ship loose ball valve and
block and bleed vent stack. An area of 10' [3.048 meters] in radius around both points are
considered as Class 1 Division 2 equivalent to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G. All electrical equipment
that is fitted on the Aux skid is rated and stamped certified to Class 1 Division 2 equivalent
to ATEX/CE / Ex II 3G.

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APPENDIX A
Equipment Residual Risk Summary

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Equipment Residual Risk Summary

Equipment: Aeroderivative Gas Turbines (LM2X)
SAFER ID: AP-S-70, AP-S-69, AEPS-SP-100012, AEPS-SP-55, AEPS-SP-68
(rev. 08262010)

Location Key: Safe Site Work Practices: The end user shall take appropriate steps to ensure that only workers
who have received adequate instructions shall have access to this equipment. The end user shall
Coup = Coupling ensure Safe Site Work Practices are implemented and enforced, e.g. proper operator response
CES = Control and Electrical System action to control system alarms, energy isolation procedures, lockout/tagout (LOTO), personal
Exh = Exhaust system (including main stack) protective equipment (PPE), permit space entry procedures, posting of warning signs, training,
FPGD = Fire Protection with Gas and Fire Detection System Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), etc.
GFS = Gas Fuel System (including filter/heater skid as applicable) The end user shall ensure that safe site work practices integrate the actions outlined in this
Encl = Enclosure for gas turbine, generator, & aux skid as applicable document with the safety practices of the other equipments located at their establishment.
Hyd = Hydraulic oil system
LFS = Liquid Fuel System (including filter skid & forwarding pump) Reference Safe Site Work Practices as outlined by:
LOS = Lube Oil System ► International Labor Office (ILO) - Geneva guidelines for Occupational Safety and Health
IAF = Inlet Air Filter system Management Systems (OSHMS) ILO-OSH-2001.
Start = Hydraulic Starting system ► Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Act of 1970 General Duty Clause Sec
Vent = Ventilation system 5.
WJ = Water Injection system ► Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269 Electric Power
WW = Water Wash system Generation, Transmission, and Distribution.
Gen = Generator ► Article 6 of 89/656/EEC directive.
MCC = Motor Control Center ► GEK 111309d - GE Product Safety Recommended Best Practices Safe Site Work Practices.
MTTB = Main Turbine Terminal Box
MGTB = Main Generator Terminal Box

ID Hazards Loc Cause Corrective Action By End User

1 Mechanical hazards Coup ►Contact with rotating equipment or coupling in operation. ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices.
Crushing, Shearing, GFS ►Structural failure of rotating hardware, e.g., motor/pump ►Check line pressure prior to maintenance.
Cutting or severing, Hyd shaft or coupling failure. ►Inspect coupling guard to ensure it is in place after installation &
►Improper installation, alignment, and/or maintenance of maintenance.
Entanglement, IAF rotating systems, e.g., motors, pumps, clutch, turning gear, ►Ensure Equipment installed and aligned per I&C, O&M manuals,
Drawing-in or LFS etc. with final inspection after each installation & maintenance.
trapping, Impact, LOS ►Corrosion on components due to moisture or coastal ►Use external crane to lift heavy equipment.
Stabbing or puncture, Start operation. ►Leak check during commissioning per I&C manuals.
Friction or abrasion, WJ ►Inadequate coupling guarding or coupling guards left ►Follow Package Entry Procedure - only authorized personnel is
High pressure fluid WW unattached. allowed to enter GT enclosure when unit is in operation.
►Improper lifting of equipment - incorrect tools or ►Monitor HMI for warning messages and respond accordingly.
injection or ejection
procedures. ►Ensure proper guards and warning signages provided.
►Fan blades rubbing. Inadequate heat exchanger fan ►Within the plane-of-rotation of HP turbine, there should be no
guarding. permanent manned spaces, and no potentially hazardous lines (i.e.,
►Accumulator charge pressure leak. fuel) or equipments (i.e., shutoff valves, control valves), per general
►High pressure jacking oil trapped in supply line arrangement drawings.
►High pressure liquid leak ►Conduct quality inspection and prestart inspection, e.g., check
►High stress due to high cycle fatigue valves position prior to each start.
►Human error: Inadvertent exposure to blades and pinch ►Conduct scheduled maintenance & inspection per O&M manuals.
points. ►Replace valves if mal-function identified
►Inadequate or wrong water wash procedure. (do not disassemble).
►Sharp edges from heat exchanger fins or filter attachment ►Check lighting system for sufficient lumens, per OSHA or
has protruding rods. equivalent EHS requirements.
►Inadequate lighting
►Inadequate Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
►Spring release of valve actuator when disassembled
►Structural failure of tube/pipe/hose or flange.

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ID Hazards Loc Cause Corrective Action By End User

2 Electrical hazards Encl ►Cuts or cracks in cable insulation. ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices, e.g., follow LOTO procedures
LFS ►No LOTO: System not locked out & tagged out prior to prior to work on electrical equipment.
LOS maintenance ►Train personnel, subject to local & industry certification
►Electrical short in lighting, solenoids, switches, etc. requirements.
Start ►Loss of plant site AC power. ►Electrical equipment complies with local and industry codes and
Vent ►Battery bank system fluid leak. requirements.
WJ ►Lightning discharge. ►Electrical terminal points are contained within junction boxes.
WW ►Human error during maintenance. Improper wiring, ►Periodically check on battery systems to make sure they work
GEN grounding, or using components with improper electrical properly.
MTTB ratings. ►Use proper PPE when working with battery systems.
►Equipment shorts from ingress water, dust leaks. ►Install lightning protection.
MGTB
►Electrical shock, lack of grounding. ►Connect plant grounding grid to main package, generator, MCC
MCC ►Control system failure from component over-heating. and aux skids. Annual inspection of ground connections.
►Quarterly inspections of terminal box door seals, condensate
drains, heaters and vent plugs.
►Quarterly inspections of cabinet air conditioners, filters and
ingress door seals.
►Control Room climatized with heat/cooling exchangers.

3 Thermal hazards Exh ►Cuts or cracks in cable insulation. ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices, e.g., ensure warning signs are
Burns, scalds and GFS ►No LOTO: System not locked out & tagged out prior to properly placed, follow LOTO, Package Entry Procedure, and use
other injuries by a Hyd maintenance proper PPE such as gloves.
►Electrical short in lighting, solenoids, switches and etc. ►Thermal isolation is foreseen if pipe is reachable.
possible contact of IAF ►Loss of plant site AC power. ►After shutdown, allow sufficient time to cool the pipe surface and
persons with objects LFS ►Battery bank system fluid leak. other hot equipment before starting any maintenance work.
or materials with an Start ►Lightning discharge. ►Liquid fuel lines are routed such that personnel are not exposed to.
extreme high or low WJ ►Human error during maintenance. Improper wiring, ►Follow the pipe alignment procedure in the I&C manuals.
temperature, by grounding, or using components with improper electrical ►Trained and experienced personnel on the job.
flames or explosions ratings.
►Equipment shorts from ingress water, dust leaks.
of heat sources.
►Electrical shock, lack of grounding.
►Control system failure from component over-heating

4 Hazards generated Coup ►High noise levels from operations of pumps, motors, fans, ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices.
by noise GFS or pipe flow noise. ►Provide hearing protection equipment and offer noise safety
Hearing loss IAF ►Windage. training.
►Use hearing protection equipment when working in the noise area
(deafness), other LFS for an extended time.
physiological LOS ►Filter house has a higher noise. Keep the plenum doors closed.
disorders (e.g. loss of Start
balance, loss of Vent
awareness) WJ
WW

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ID Hazards Loc Cause Corrective Action By End User

Hazards generated by materials and substances (and their constituent elements processed or used by the machinery)
7
* Note: Some packages use INERGEN ® instead of CO2 for suppressing fire. For such packages, INERGEN ® is applicable to all items below mentioning CO2.
7.1 Contact with or Encl ►CO2 discharge to enclosure (including accidental ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices.
inhalation of harmful Exh discharge & normal discharge due to fire). ►Train workers to understand how CO2 system works, e.g., related
fluids, gases, mists, FPGD ►CO2 bottles leak undetected. signages, panic button locations, and alarm/strobe warning 30 sec
►Corrosive materials in the system. Coastal operation. prior to CO2 discharge.
fumes, dusts, or CO2 Start ►Working in confined space with improper ventilation. ►During maintenance, assure CO2 system is LOTO'd and CO2
Asphyxiation ►Battery system leaks (battery acids or H2 gas). valve blocked.
►Follow Package Entry Procedure for Gas Turbine enclosure.
►Use proper lifting equipment for CO2 bottles.
►Periodic inspection per O&M manual - use CO2 weigh scales
measure CO2 amount during inspection.
►Inspect and repair any potential enclosure leaks in order to contain
CO2 to achieve concentration levels per NFPA 12.
►Use proper PPE when handling liquid chemical spills.

7.2 Fire or explosion Encl ►Short with electrical devices in gas and purge systems,
Exh due to defect part or maintenance error (e.g., part not rated
FPGD for the intended zone).
►Malfunction of ventilation system, e.g., blockage of
GFS ventilation inlet or duct, or loss of electricity to ventilation
IAF fan/motor.
LFS ►Malfunction of jacking oil pump or regulator block.
LOS ►Inadequate purge, e.g., gas fuel trapped in pipe, or
Start accumulation in exhaust diffuser/duct.
Vent ►Failure to detect over-pressure, due to malfunction of
pressure regulating valves, pressure transmitters, etc.
►Gas fuel leaks from flanges, pig tails, or piping due to
assembly error, human error (improper step), or structural
failure.
►High compartment temperature (~ 800 deg F / 427 deg C)
due to hot air leak.
►High pressure oil leak through small hole or flange.
►Hot surfaces where temp are higher than 80% of gas,
liquid fuel, lube oil and hydraulic oil auto ignition temp.
►Performing hot work (welding, grinding, etc), smoking, or
portable lighting near fuel storage or transport areas.
►Hydraulic oil tubing/piping failure.
►Improper sensor calibration, e.g., not using specified
calibration gas.
►Rupture of tubes, fittings, or seals, due to improper
installation or maintenance.
►Improper operation of both vent fans, low CO2 system
pressure drop/flow or enclosure doors left open.
►Leak in lube system.
►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices, e.g., restrict entry to GT
enclosure, LOTO.
►Perform inspection and maintenance per O&M manual.
►Train operator for all applicable procedures, including use of fire
extinguishers.
►Verification during start up/commissioning: e.g., check pressure
and visual fuel leak check at no load.
►Ensure all electrical devices rated for Zone II hazardous area
requirements.
►Use sensor calibration gas as specified in the O&M manual.
►Do not operate with doors open.
►Do not start without clearing the fault.
►Check CO2 discharge pressure switch during commissioning.
►Check weight of CO2 bottles quarterly to ensure there is no loss.
►Follow detail enclosure purge procedure on start-up.
►After engine maintenance, perform a manual purge of the exhaust
system.
►Define hazmap (potential hazardous area) per EHS.
►Gas supply to package should meet the fuel pressure requirement
defined in gas fuel F&ID.
►Periodically inspect insulation on high temperature piping and
ducts.
►Proper warning signs outside the enclosure.
►No manual device in potentially explosive atmosphere (e.g.
isolation valves).
►Sensors calibrated, inspected and results recorded on a routine
schedule. Sensor replaced as needed.
►Warning against hot work and flames near combustible materials.

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ID Hazards Loc Cause Corrective Action By End User

8 Hazards generated Coup ►Failure to follow Safe Site Work Practices, LOTO, or ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices.
by neglecting Encl using appropriate PPE as needed. ►Adequate signage/warning signs per OSHA and product safety
Exh ►Human errors: e.g., wrong parts used (e.g., low pressure guidelines, standardized, clearly visible to personnel. Signage
ergonomic
hose used in high pressure line), missing gasket, lose fitting. provided in English unless required by customers in a different
principles in FPGD Crack in pipe, poor workmanship. language.
machinery design GFS ►Mistake in following I&C, O&M manuals (e.g., charging ►Train personnel with Safe Site Work Practices, such as OSHA
Hyd accumulators, power alignment, or disassembly/assembly). requirements, Package Entry Procedure & Confined Space Entry
IAF ►Inadequate warning signage, or signage at wrong Procedure.
LFS place/not visible. ►Maintain good house keeping practices. Keep walking surface
LOS ►Lack of equipment tie down during shipment. clean & dry, non-slippery.
►Improper lifting or moving equipment inside and outside ►Clean the surface before starting maintenance work.
Start
the enclosure (pump and motor would require assisted ►Maintain current product & procedure documentation for all
Vent lifting). manuals based on CWC (Customer Web Center).
WJ ►Poor site house keeping. ►Electrical equipment complies with local & industry codes and
►Personnel unaware of potential dangers of CO2 requirements.
asphyxiation/reaction to alarm. ►Use proper lifting & rigging practices & equipment’s (e.g., cranes,
►Slippery walking surface due to rain or freezing, oil lifting lugs). External cranes to be provided by customers as needed.
leak/spill. ►Maintain matched bolts set position for proper balancing and
►Water pump skid vicinity may present a tripping hazard if alignment.
the piping area is congested. ►Keep the filter house door closed during normal operation.
►Working at height and missing or using inadequate fall ►Personnel should not step on pipes.
protection. ►Avoid personnel contact with hot piping/tank and use gloves as
needed.
►When working at heights, use proper PPE for fall protection with
proper tie-off.
►Acknowledge & respond to HMI warning message.
►Operators should clarify issues in doubt before starting to work.
►Assembly personnel capable of understanding drawings &
instructions.
►For shipping, follow the logistics and preparation procedures.

19 Slip, trip and fall of LFS ►Colder than normal winter temperature. ►Enforce Safe Site Work Practices.
persons (related to LOS ►Fuel or lube oil, spill/leak and puddle. ►Maintain good house keeping practices. Walking surface kept
Start ►Lube oil piping routed by customer where it may present a clean & dry.
machinery)
tripping hazard especially in congested area in the vicinity of ►Guard rails per OSHA.
Vent turbine, generator and lube oil tank. ►Personnel should not step on pipes.
WJ ►Water injection system piping could present a tripping ►Ensure personnel familiar with Safe Site Work Practice and OSHA
WW hazard in crowded area on the auxiliary skid and in the requirements.
vicinity of turbine. ►Walk on specified walk way only.
►Working at enclosure roof. ►Water wash procedure calls for adding anti-freeze mixture if water
solution temp is less than 50 deg F/10 deg C.

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APPENDIX C

Table C.1
Hazardous Area Classification Data Sheet– Part I: Flammable material list and characteristics

Plant: (MASTER – Place site name here.) Reference

drawing:

X-752690
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Flammable material LEL Volatility

1)

No Name Composi Flashpoint Kg/m3 Vol Vapor Boiling Rel density Ignition Group and Any other
tion °C % pressure point of a gas or temperature temperature relevant
20ºC ºC a vapor vs. class information
Bar g air and remarks

(1) Natural >97.33% 0.0291 3.93 161.5 < 0.8 482 ºC IIA T1 This is
Gas Methane typical and
customer’s
gas analysis
to be
referenced
for exact
data.
(2) Liquid BP Ultra 61.5(min.) TBD 7% N/A N/A 0.83 210 ºC IIA T3
Fuel Low 66(typical (TYP.)
Sulphur ) 0.85(MAX.
Diesel )
1) Normally, the value of vapor pressure is given, but in the absence of that, boiling point can be used.

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Table C.2
Hazardous Area Classification Data Sheet– Part II: List of source of release

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