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BP ETP GP 31-04 - ANALYSER HOUSE ENTRY WITH AMENDMENTS

SYNOPSIS
This document contains the BP Engineering Technical Practice (ETP) with amendments to be applied
to the Sullom Voe Gas Sweetening (SVGS) Project.

"NOTICE: These materials are the Work Product of WorleyParsons, and no reliance on this work
product is authorized by WorleyParsons, and WorleyParsons accepts no liability for any reliance
by any person on the work product contained herein. BP has expressly authorized WorieyParsons
to issue this disclaimer. "

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Revision Description List

Rev. Para. Revision Description

A01 Issued for Discipline Review / Client Review
B01 Approved for Use

Hold
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No.

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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 5

2. ABBREVIATIONS .............................................................................................................. 6

3. ADDENDUM ...................................................................................................................... 7

3.1 Clauses not applicable to SVGS Project............................................................................ 7

3.2 Proposed (then Approved) Deviations ............................................................................... 7

3.3 Additional Supplementary Clauses .................................................................................... 7

3.4 Additional Supplementary Documents ............................................................................... 7

3.5 Clauses to be Actioned by BP ........................................................................................... 8

4. REFERENCES ................................................................................................................... 9

Appendices
APPENDIX 1 - BP ETP GP 31-04 (DATED 25 APR 2005)- ANALYSER HOUSE ENTRY

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1. INTRODUCTION

This document contains the BP Engineering Technical Practice GP 31-04 with amendments contained in the
Addendum to the above ETP in section 3. This document has been prepared in accordance with the ETP
Implementation Procedure Ref 1.

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2. ABBREVI ATIONS

The abbreviations used in this document are as below:

DS* Datasheets

ESP EoSPS to SIRGE Crossover Project

ETP Engineering Technical Practices

GIS* Group Instruction for Supply

GN* Guidance Notes

GP* Group Practice

GPO Global Projects Organisation

MoC Management of Change

NSSPU North Sea Strategic Performance Unit

PR* Preamble

PMCS Project Management Control System

RD* Reference Documents

SGP Shetland Gas Plant

SIRGE Shetland Islands Regional Gas Export

STP Site Technical Practice

SVGSP Sullom Voe Gas Sweetening Project

SVT Sullom Voe Terminal

*for definitions of these documents refer to ETP Implementation Strategy section 2.1 Reference 1.

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3. ADDENDUM

3.1 Clauses not applicable to SVGS Project

Table 1

Clauses not applicable to SVGS Project

None

3.2 Proposed (then Approved) Deviations

Table 2

Note; Only for ‘Shall’ and ‘Should’ statements

Approved Deviations

None Identified

3.3 Additional Supplementary Clauses

Table 3

Note; Source and reason for inclusion to be given

Additional Supplementary Clauses

None

3.4 Additional Supplementary Documents

Table 4

Additional Supplementary Documents

None

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3.5 Clauses to be Actioned by BP

Table 5

Clauses to be Actioned by BP

3.1, o: Access to analyser houses shall be restricted to authorised personnel trained and familiar with their
design, construction, operation, and hazards.

3.1, p: Analyser house doors should be locked except when authorised personnel are working inside.

3.2, a: Prior to entering a forced ventilated analyser house, proper operation of the ventilation system shall
be verified and recorded without entering the analyser house.

3.2, e: In the event of ventilation failure, the analyser house shall be treated as a confined space until the
atmosphere has been checked and approved for normal access.

3.2, f: The ventilation system shall be operational for at least one hour after restarting and alarms cleared
before normal access can resume.

3.2, g: If entry into an analyser house is required to restart the ventilation system or to isolate the source of
leakage, entry shall be in accordance with the local site confined space entry policy.

3.3, a: Prior to entering a naturally ventilated AH, the sampling flowrates shall be checked and recorded to
ensure that they are within their normal ranges (no excessive flows indicated), without entering the
analyser house.

3.3, b: A multi gas monitor shall be used whilst entering and working in a naturally ventilated analyser house.

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4. REFERENCES

This document is to read in conjunction with the following Project documents

1. SVT-79-EM-PRO-00001 ETP Implementation Strategy

2. SVT-79-EN-LST-00001 BP ETPs Frozen List SVGSP

3. SVT-78-EN-LST-00001 BP ETPs Frozen List ESP

4. GPO-EN-PRO-00032 GPO Procedure for Positive Conformance Reporting of Group and Segment
Defined ETPs

5. GPO-EN-TEM-00007 GPO Template for Positive Conformance Reporting of Group ETPs

6. GPO-EN-TEM-00008 GPO Template for Positive Conformance Reporting of Segment ETPs

7. GPO-EM-GLN-00002 Guidelines for using GISs for Procurement

8. NSSSPU-GP-00-0001 ETP/STP Development, Conformance and Control

9. NSSPU-GP-00-0002 North Sea Region Site Technical Practices Register

10. SVT-79-QA-PRO-00001 Compliance Management Procedure

11. SVT-79-DM-PLN-00004 Document Management Plan for WorleyParsons

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Appendix 1 - BP ETP GP 31-04 (Dated 25 Apr 2005)-

Analyser House Entry

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 Document No. GP 31-04
Applicability Group
Date 25 April 2005

Guidance on Practice for

Analyser House Entry

GP 31-04

BP GROUP
ENGINEERING TECHNICAL PRACTICES
25 April 2005 GP 31-04
Guidance on Practice for Analyser House Entry

Foreword

This is the first issue of Engineering Technical Practice (ETP) GP 31-04. This Guidance on Practice
(GP) is based on parts of heritage documents from the merged BP companies as follows:

Amoco (ACES)
A AR-FBD-PA-P Architectural—Facility Buildings—Process Anlayzer Shelters—Supply
Specification
A PC-PA-00-E Process Control—Process Analyzers—Engineering Specification
A PC-PA-00-G Process Control—Process Analyzers—Guide
A PC-PA-00-P Process Control—Process Analyzers—Supply Specification

ARCO (APCES)
Std 312-92 Analyzers

British Petroleum (RPSE)

RP 30-02 Instrumentation and Control, Selection and use of Measurement
Instrumentation

Copyright  2005,
2004, BP Group. All rights reserved. The information contained in this
document is subject to the terms and conditions of the agreement or contract under which
the document was supplied to the recipient’s organization. None of the information
contained in this document shall be disclosed outside the recipient’s own organization
without the prior written permission of Manager,
Director ofStandards,
Engineering,
BP Group,
BP Group,
unless
unless
the terms
the of
such agreement
terms of such agreement
or contract
or expressly
contract expressly
allow. allow.

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Table of Contents
Page
Foreword ........................................................................................................................................ 2
1. Scope .................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Normative references............................................................................................................. 4
3. Engineering controls & entry procedures ............................................................................... 4
3.1. General....................................................................................................................... 4
3.2. Forced ventilated analyser houses.............................................................................. 5
3.3. Naturally ventilated analyser houses........................................................................... 5
Bibliography .................................................................................................................................... 6

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1. Scope

This document provides guidance on practice for safe entry into analyser houses.

2. Normative references

The following normative documents contain requirements that, through reference in this text,
constitute requirements of this technical practice. For dated references, subsequent amendments to, or
revisions of, any of these publications do not apply. However, parties to agreements based on this
technical practice are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of
the normative documents indicated below. For undated references, the latest edition of the normative
document referred to applies.

BP Engineering Technical Practices (ETP)

GIS 31-011 Guidance on Industry Standard for Analyser Houses

3. Engineering controls & entry procedures

3.1. General
a. The prime safeguard within an analyser house shall be forced or natural ventilation.
b. Ventilation systems shall be designed to provide airflow required to dilute sample and/or
utility leaks under normal flow conditions to a non-hazardous level.
c. Each site analyser team shall hold a controlled copy of the design calculations for the
ventilation system of each analyser house.
d. Design calculations for ventilation airflow shall be reviewed for modifications to the
equipment within the AH or if applicable Occupational Exposure Limits are changed. If
these calculations indicate that OEL levels may be exceeded by releases of material within
the unrestricted flowrates of the analyser house, periodic monitoring of exposure levels
shall be carried out based on guidance from the site Occupational Health Department.
e. Sample system and utility supplies shall be designed to ensure that sources of
flammable/toxic/asphyxiant material have a limited flow rate.
f. Restrictors shall be fitted to all hydrocarbon/toxic/asphyxiant gas/liquids entering analyser
houses.
g. Maximum flow should not exceed 50cc/min, unless required by the analyser for successful
operation.
Special care must be exercised when dealing with samples containing low exposure
level chemicals e.g. benzene, H2S. With these substances, the volume of release
required to initiate a combustible gas detector can result in the exposure limit being
exceeded and additional precautions shall be required to be carried out for these
installations.
h. Releases of large volumes (high flow rate) of flammable, toxic or asphyxiant material
within an analyser house shall be treated as hazardous oxygen deficient atmospheres.
i. Gas detectors shall be provided to alarm when ventilation fails to maintain a non-
hazardous atmosphere in the analyser house.
j. On detection of hydrocarbon gas, equipment within the analyser house shall be isolated in
accordance with Engineering Technical Practice GIS 31-011.

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k. Detectors for specific toxic gases, such as H2S, or oxygen deficiency shall be fitted to an
analyser house if a toxic substance or asphyxiant could reach a concentration that would
present a danger to personnel and would not be detected by hydrocarbon detectors.
l. Gas detectors located within an analyser house shall have alarm indication on the external
local annunciator panel as well as remote indication in the plant/unit control room.
m. Local audible and visible alarms shall be provided inside and outside the analyser house.
n. Gas bottles shall not be located within an analyser house.
o. Access to analyser houses shall be restricted to authorised personnel trained and familiar
with their design, construction, operation, and hazards
p. Analyser house doors should be locked except when authorised personnel are working
inside.
q. Emergency services access shall be provided by a spare key located in a break glass unit at
the analyser house or plant/unit control room.

3.2. Forced ventilated analyser houses

a. Prior to entering a forced ventilated analyser house, proper operation of the ventilation
system shall be verified and recorded without entering the analyser house.
b. Entrances to forced ventilated analyser houses shall be fitted with the following warning
sign:
AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
ENSURE VENTILATION SYSTEM IS
OPERATIONAL PRIOR TO ENTRY

c. Indication of the ventilation system operational status shall be provided on the outside of
the analyser house, adjacent to the main entrance.
d. Local alarm indication shall be via an annunciator/indicator panel, providing indication of
gas detector, fan status, and pressurisation.
e. In the event of ventilation failure, the analyser house shall be treated as a confined space
until the atmosphere has been checked and approved for normal access.
f. The ventilation system shall be operational for at least one hour after restarting and alarms
cleared before normal access can resume.
g. If entry into an analyser house is required to restart the ventilation system or to isolate the
source of leakage, entry shall be in accordance with the local site confined space entry
policy.

3.3. Naturally ventilated analyser houses

a. Prior to entering a naturally ventilated AH, the sampling flowrates shall be checked and
recorded to ensure that they are within their normal ranges (no excessive flows indicated),
without entering the analyser house.
b. A multi gas monitor shall be used whilst entering and working in a naturally ventilated
analyser house.
c. Entrances to naturally ventilated analyser houses shall be fitted with the following warning
sign:
AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
HAZARDOUS GASES MAY
BE PRESENT

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Bibliography

[1] IEC 61825, Industrial-Process Control — Safety of analyzer houses

[2] IEC 61831, On-line analyzer systems — Guide to design and installation.

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