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ERECTION AND
INSTALLATION OF FIXED
ROOF STORAGE TANK
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Hairol Zoll
Edy Melchor
Edy Melchor
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Approved By
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
1.0
SCOPE
2.0
3.0
DEFINITIONS
4.0
LIST OF EQUIPMENT
5.0
6.0
PREPARATORY WORKS
7.0
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
TANK APPURTENANCES
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& APPURTENANCES
8.0
WELDING SEQUENCE
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9.0
INSPECTION
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10.0
LEAKAGE TESTING
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11.0
APPENDIX
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1.0 SCOPE
1.1 This procedure describes the sequence and methods to perform site erection and
fabrication of Fixed Roof Storage Tank for Knock Down (KD) Tank for Sabah
Ammonia Urea (SAMUR) Project2.0 APPLICABLE CODES, STANDARDS AND REFERENCES
2.1 API 650 Welded Steel Tank for Oil Service (revision 11, 2010)
2.2 PTS 34.51.01.31: Standard Vertical Tanks - Selection, Design & Fabrication
2.3 PTS 64.51.01.31: Standard Vertical Tanks - Field Erection & Testing
2.4 PTS 20.156A: Standard Tanks, Volume 1 - Part 1
2.5 PTS 20.156B: Standard Tanks, Volume 1 - Part 2
2.6 Approved Drawings
2.7 BS 2654 cross reference with EN1491
3.0 DEFINITIONS
3.1 KNM PETROSAB : Contractor
3.2 Consortium : AIT
3.3 PCSB : OWNER
4.0 LIST OF EQUIPMENT
4.1 FCAW/ SMAW / SAW welding machines
4.2 Hand Grinder
4.3 Hot Air Blower
4.4 Spreader Bar
4.5 Webbing Sling 6meter, 3000kg
4.6 Webbing Sling 12m, 4000kg
4.7 Robin water pump
4.8 Portable electrode rod dryer
4.9 Mobile Crane 25 & 45 ton
4.10 Diesel water pump
4.11 Welding rectifier
4.12 Electric cut-off machine
4.13 Horizontal lifting clamp
4.14 Lifting clamp
4.15 Gauging machine
4.16 Vacuum
4.17 SLR-0365 G210 Screw Pin Chain Shackle '7/8' (6.5T)
4.18 Electrode Baking & Holding Ovens
4.19 Flux Oven
4.20 Wind girder
4.21 Welder Buggy
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Stainless steel plate materials, fitting, nozzle and material for structure, etc shall
be received, inspected and storage yard in separate bay and adequately protected
as specified in KPE-QAP-026 (Procedure for Handling)
5.2
The plates shall be stored with no deformation and ensure it is not dented and
supported with sufficient wooden blocks.
5.3
The stainless steel materials shall be protected against contamination from iron,
dust etc and shall not be stored at open yard which is direct contact with or within
Stainless steel materials shall be kept in the separate designated area and with
proper identification.
5.5
Walking on stainless steel material shall not be allowed during any stage of
storage and fabrication. A protection barrier such as wooden plank or plywood
shall be used.
5.6
5.7
All contact surfaces of lifting and associated tools shall be protected with stainless
steel or non-ferrous coating/attachments.
5.8
Fabrication tools allocated for the fabrication of stainless steel shall be colour coded
with GREEN colour band.
5.9
A partition wall with corrugated sheet at sufficient height shall be prepared to prevent
contamination from carbon steel dust generated by grinding/cutting operation on
carbon and low alloy steel materials.
5.10
5.11
Rolling and bending machine surface shall be wire brushed, washed and blown
dry. A layer of protective coat eg; VCI 386, lime chalk, etc) shall be applied on
the roller surface prior to rolling or bending operation. Alternative methods such as
coating of roller or covering the roller with plastic/soft board sheet are also
acceptable.
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A 25 ton and 50 ton hydraulic Rough Terrain type crane will be positioned around the
tank foundation (100 ton and above crane only for erection of roof structure assembly).
If unfavourable soil conditions exist, pouring of gravel materials or laying out of thick
wooden planks or steel plates will used to support the ground and crane stability.
6.2
Before using the crane for lining operations, the inspection will be carried out for
proper functioning and verify all the safety devices (e.g. overload protection) are
operating satisfactorily. Test certificate should be available for inspection.
6.3
Scaffoldings and welding buggy will be used to facilitate erection and welding works.
Proper permit will be secured prior to erection of scaffoldings and welding buggy on
site.
6.4
All the erection aids such as clamps, wedges, shims, spacer plates and other devices for
aligning the welding joints will be provided on site including all lifting tackles.
6.5
6.6
Prior to erection, the centre slope shall be checked as per approved drawing. The
dimensions and elevations of the tank foundation as well as the correct orientation for
starting point shall be checked. Ensure that the foundation work has been formally
accepted by KNMPESB and CONSORTIUM before proceeding with the tank erection.
A release note shall be obtained from civil discipline on the handover of tank
foundation.
6.7
Prior to erection the centreline of the tank will be marked on the foundation as well as
the four points along the circumference at 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees by
CONSORTIUM surveyor.
6.8
Elevation reference benchmark will be establish and set out on site. Plates and structural
materials intended for tank erection will be laid properly on the ground with proper
support and protection for not direct contact to the ground.
5.9
All the plate material shall be check for dimensional accuracy and reported in the
Applicable Inspection Report (Appendix I)
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7.2
7.1.1
Backing strip shall be fitted and tack welded to the underside of each annular
plate on the same side as per approved drawings by qualified welder.
7.1.2
Annular plates, shall be laid in clock wise and fit-up as per approved drawings
with specified root gap, etc. Check shall be carried out to ensure the laid bottom
plate diameter is as specified in the respective tank approved drawing
7.1.3
7.1.4
After completion of welding, all butt weld annular joint wherein shell plate will be
resting shall be ground smooth. The outer edge shall be radiographed and the
remaining potion of these joints shall be vacuum tested.
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First Lay down, the sketches plate, start from centre through to the
four direction angle (0, 90, 180 & 270).
7.2.3
The bottom centre plate shall be laid on the centre point which had
been
marked by stretching piano wires crosswise above the
foundation. Centre bottom plates which will be basis for laying
other plates.
7.2.4 The arrangement of bottom plates shall be laid out from centre to
outward and tack-welded in surface to be straight as shown attached
figure. Tack welds shall be 1.18 inch long or more on 1ft - 7.68 inch
pitch.
7.2.5 For three laps joint, after finished first layer welding, checked welding
line using Dye Penetrate Test or Vacuum Box Test (Section V, article 6,
of the ASME Code). Bottom plates shall be assembled and tack-welded
using special jigs for anti-distortion if necessary. Weld sketches plates
which shell plate will be laid long of weld 7.87 inch (min.) from out
to inward.
7.2.6 At the proper welding, the Vertical joints of 'V' blocks shall be welded
first. Lapped plates shall be in close contact during welding. After the
Vertical joints of 'V' blocks are welded, the Horizontal joints 'H' blocks
shall be made.
7.2.7 Care shall be exercised during welding of bottom plates to assure
minimum distortion and uniform lapping with as possible, plates
shall be held in close construction at all lap joint.
7.2.8 After completion of welding works of bottom, tested using Vacuum
Box and Soap suds to all welding line with a vacuum of 5 to 7 psi.
7.3
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7.3.2 When the assembling of the first ring have completed, the vertical
joints shall be tack-welded from inside to outside.
7.3.3 After completion of the tack-welded on the vertical joints, the level of
top edge and plumbness shall be inspected with an instrument theodolite.
7.3.4 Check the item horizontal measuring
Temporary Assembling of 1st Course.
position
should
be After
7.3.5 The first continuous welding shall be made from the outside for
vertical joints and back weld from inside. The Welding from down
to up .The strong back or key plates shall be installed at right angle
with the weld line to prevent plate distortion during welding.
7.3.6
Prior to application of the first bead to the inside welding, the strong
back or key plates shall be removed and welded joints shall be
cleaned thoroughly in a manner that will leave the exposed surface
satisfactory for fusion the weld metal to be added. This cleaning shall
be made from inside by arc-air gouging and/ or grinding to evenly
and smoothly.
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7.3.7
Second Course, the scaffolding board shall be arranged with lugs and
brackets on both side of the first course. When the traveling
scaffolding is used the scaffolding shall be installed.
7.3.8
and stiffeners. Horizontal joints between first and second course shall
be matched to inside of each plates and retained in position with
spacers and stiffeners.
7.3.9
7.3.10 The welding of horizontal joints between first course and second
course shall be made the outside first, and being the stiffeners
removed. If there were some defect at first layer which shall be
hindrance to welding from inside, after that the reverse side of
horizontal joints shall be welded.
7.3.11
The fillet weld joint between shell plate and bottom plate shall be
welded after second or third course shell plate is assembled.
7.3.12
Third and Upper Course, third and upper course shall be assembled
in the same manner as the second course. The temporary assembling
of each course shall be completed in the day, and the maximum
allowable numbers of shell course to be assembled temporarily
shall be 3 (three) courses in case of the plate used 8 (eight) feet
width and 4 (four) courses in case of the plates used 6 (six) feet
width.
7.3.13
7.3.14
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7.3.15
7.3.16
7.3.17
7.3.18
7.4
If the shell plate have been assembled up to 4th course, the channel
stiffener ring shall be installed by clamping on the top periphery. The
plate shall also be tied to supports on grounds by wire ropes.
Top Angle, top angle shall be assembled and tack-welded after the
welding of vertical joints of the shell finally and grind smoothly
of vertical weld to pass through top angle. The horizontal joints
between top angle and shell shall be welded finally.
7.4.2
7.4.3
Roof plates shall be laid out and tack-welded using special jigs
for anti- distortion if necessary. Tack-welds shall be made not
less than 1 inch long on 20 inch center.
7.4.4
6.4
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Roof Handrail
Lay out position of all post handrail at around top roof plate,
set up and weld each post handrail to roof plate, set up and weld pipe
handrail (already bended) on the top post handrail. Set up and weld
pipe handrail as middle handrail on the middle of the post handrail.
Set up and weld flat bar as bottom handrail with distance 100 mm
from roof plate on the bottom post handrail.
6.5
6.5.2 The shell manhole opening will be made after adjustment of the level,
verticality and roundness are completed, prior to the installation of 2nd course
shell plates.
6.5.3
Cutting of holes for nozzles will be made upon completion of the welding of
bottom to shell plate and upon approval by AIT representative after
inspection.
6.5.4 When welding the manhole and nozzles, the shell plate will be
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Welding sequence of bottom plates, shell plates and roof plates shall be as per
AFC drawing (see appendix)
7.2
Manual Welding
Temporary Welding
Holes in plate works to assist erection are not permitted. Lugs, nuts clamps
and other devices required only for the erection purposes may be attached to
the tank plates by welding. All these attachments must be removed, and
any noticeable projection of weld metal remains shall be carefully grind
and chipped away. Plates must not be gouged or torn in the process of
removing attachments. Any indentation caused thereby must be filled with
weld metal and grind flush with the plate surface.
7.4
Weather Control
Welding shall not be carried out when the surfaces to be welded are wet,
nor when rain or high winds are blowing, unless the welder or welding
operator and the work are properly shielded
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8.0 INSPECTION
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Inspection shall be carried as per Inspection and Test Plan and other applicable
Procedures.
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APPENDIX III
(STRUCTURAL CACULATION FOR GONDOLA CAGE)