GMCPF-J5177-000-HS-DB-0003 - 1-Fire and Gas Design Basis

SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE, GARMIAN
BLOCK, KURDISTAN REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
DOCUMENT DETAILS
COMPANY CONTRACT NO. : 243-16-EB-GR-C
: SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE, GARMIAN

PROJECT BLOCK, KURDISTAN REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
COMPANY : Gazprom Neft Middle East B.V.
COMPANY JOB NO. : GMCPF
ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR : Fortune Engineering & Energy Services LLC
ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR JOB NO. : J-5177
DOCUMENT NO. : GMCPF-J5177-000-HS-DB-0003
REVISION NO. : 1 No. of pages (incl. cover) : 25
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION : Fire and Gas Design Basis
1 Re-Issued For Construction 28-01-2018 BS VJ PJ
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B Issued For Approval 14-11-2017 BS BS PJ
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SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE, GARMIAN BLOCK,
KURDISTAN REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
Fire and Gas Design Basis
Doc No.: GMCPF-J5177-000-HS-DB-0003 Rev. : 1 Page : 2 of 25
SUMMARY OF DOCUMENT REVISIONS

Date
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2, 6.1, 6.3, 6.4, 8.2, 9.2,
B 14-11-2017 Issued For Approval
9.3, 9.4, 10.2, 11.2
Hold removed &
0 27-12-2017 Company comments Issued For Construction
incorporated.
Updated to incorporate
Project Progress details
1 28-01-2018 Re-Issued For Construction
in sections 6.3, 10.1.
10.2, 11.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ········································································································································ 5
2 PURPOSE ·················································································································································· 5
3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVATIONS ···································································································· 6
3.1 DEFINITIONS ········································································································································· 6
3.2 ABBREVIATIONS ································································································································· 6
4 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE······················································································································ 7
5 REFERENCES ··········································································································································· 8
5.1 INTERNATIONAL CODES AND STANDARDS ················································································· 8
5.2 PROJECT DOCUMENTS ····················································································································· 8
6 INTRODUCTION TO FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM ······························································ 9
6.1 GENERAL ·············································································································································· 9
6.2 VOTING PHILOSOPHY ························································································································ 9
6.3 DESIGN REQUIREMENT ··················································································································· 11
6.4 POWER REQUIREMENT ··················································································································· 13
7 FLAMMABLE GAS AND FIRE DETECTION ························································································ 13
7.1 DESIGN BASIS ···································································································································· 13
7.2 MITIGATION ACTION OVERVIEW ··································································································· 13
7.3 CONTROL SYSTEM ··························································································································· 14
8 GAS DETECTION ···································································································································· 14
8.1 GENERAL ············································································································································ 14

8.2 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION······································································································· 14
9 FIRE DETECTION ··································································································································· 15
9.1 FLAME DETECTOR ···························································································································· 16
9.2 FUSIBLE PLUG ··································································································································· 16
9.3 SMOKE DETECTORS ························································································································ 16
9.4 HEAT DETECTORS ···························································································································· 17
9.5 MANUAL CALL POINT ······················································································································· 17
10 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN PROCESS AREA ········································································ 18
10.1 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION (HC)······························································································ 18
10.2 FIRE DETECTION ······························································································································· 20
11 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN BUILDING ···················································································· 21
11.1 FIRE DETECTION ······························································································································· 21
11.2 GAS DETECTION································································································································ 24
12 AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS ···································································································· 24
12.1 PUBLIC ALARM / GENERAL ALARM (PA/GA) ·············································································· 24

1 INTRODUCTION
Gazprom Neft Middle East B.V (the COMPANY) is currently engaged in the development
of the Garmian block, located in the Kurdistan Autonomous Region Republic of Iraq. The
previous operator of the Garmian field was “Western Zagros”. The COMPANY
(GAZPROM Neft Middle East B.V.) intends to upgrade the existing oil treatment facilities
at the Sarqala-1 processing facilities due to the future increased production.
The Sarqala-1 Facilities Upgrade Project is being undertaken by Gazprom Neft Middle
East B.V. to enable Additional oil and water handling capacity of its Sarqala-1 Oil Facility.
This is in view of the planned production increase from its Garmian block. Based on the
field development plan, peak production target is estimated at 35,000 bopd whereas
current capacity of the Sarqala-1 Oil Facility is 10,000 bopd with a storage capacity of
18450 bbl. Thus this project (which represents Phase 2a Facilities scope of the field
development) will create an additional 25,000 bopd oil handling capacity (Including
upgrade of relevant utilities) at Sarqala-1 with an additional 24,000 bbl of onsite oil
storage.
The Garmian Block which comprises the Sarqala and Hasira fields and is located in the
south eastern part of Kurdistan, Northern Iraq.
In pursuit of this objective, COMPANY has appointed Fortune Engineering and Energy
Services to carry out the Engineering Services for Detail Design of CPF Upgrade of
Sarqala-1 Field in the Garmian Block located in the South Eastern part of Kurdistan,
Northern Iraq.
2 PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to define and describe the Fire and Gas detection for the
Detail Engineering Design of the project “Sarqala (S-1) CPF Upgrade, Garmian Block,
Kurdistan Republic of Iraq”. Fire and Gas Design Basis is applicable for the selection of
detectors (type), their location and the alarms and actions initiated when detectors are
activated.
NOTE: This Fire and Gas Design Basis is applicable for the plant area and only new
building / Compartmented cabinets (Instrument and Telecom Compartment 1 & 2, New
Control building Compartment 3 and New Main Telecom Equipment Room) installation as
per current scope of work.
3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVATIONS
3.1 DEFINITIONS
COMPANY GAZPRROM NEFT Middle East BV
ENGINEERING Fortune Engineering and Energy Services LLC

CONTRACTOR
VENDOR Party which manufactures or supplies equipment and services
SUBCONTRACTOR Any company or person to whom CONTRACTOR has

subcontracted any part of the WORK.
PROJECT Contract for engineering services for Sarqala (S-1) CPF Upgrade
at Garmian Block, Kurdistan, IRAQ
WORK The works and/or services entrusted by CONTRACTOR under the

Contract with COMPANY.
SHALL Indicates a mandatory requirement.
SHOULD Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the

requirements of this document;
3.2 ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used in this document:
Abbreviation Description
1ooN 1 out of N
2oo3 2 out of 3
2ooN 2 out of N
API American Petroleum Institute
BOPD Barrels Oil Per Day
CC Control Centre
CCR Central Control Room
CPF Central Processing Facility

DCS Distributed Control System
EPC Engineering, Procurement, Construction
ESD Emergency Shut Down
ESDV Emergency Shut Down Valve
F&G Fire and Gas System
FACP Fire Alarm Control Panel
FEED Front End Engineering Design
FGS Fire and Gas System
HC Hydrocarbon
IP Ingress Protection
IR Infra Red
LEL Lower Explosive Limit
MCP Manual Call Point
MOS Maintenance Override Switch
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
PAGA Public Address and General Alarm System
Ppm Parts per million
UV Ultra Violet
4 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
In the event of apparent technical conflict occurring in applying this design basis and
reference documents, the following order of precedence shall apply:
 Iraqi / Kurdistan Local Regulations.
 Project specifications and best practices
 International codes and standards as mentioned in the design basis
Exceptions to and deviations from this specification and any other referenced documents
shall not be implemented without written approval by COMPANY.
While deciding on the order of precedence, due consideration shall be given to safety,
ease of operation and maintenance of the equipment.
The COMPANY’s interpretation shall be final.

5 REFERENCES
International codes and regulations shall apply unless more stringent local rules exist.
Local regulations shall have precedence on less stringent requirements. All work shall be
in accordance with the latest edition of all relevant regulations. The local authorities must
first approve any deviations from these regulations that may be necessary.
5.1 INTERNATIONAL CODES AND STANDARDS
NFPA code Title

NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code
Standard for the fire protection of information

NFPA 75
technology equipment
Standard for the fire protection of

NFPA 76
telecommunications facilities
5.2 PROJECT DOCUMENTS
Particular reference is made to the following documents:
Document No. Description

Appendix 1 Scope of Work - Detailed Engineering Contract for SARQALA (S-1)
Annex 1.1 General CPF Upgrade, Garmian Block, Kurdistan Republic
of Iraq dated 10th October 2017;
Appendix 1 Scope of Work -

Detailed Engineering Contract for SARQALA (S-1)
Annex 1.3 Health Safety and CPF Upgrade, Garmian Block, Kurdistan Republic
of Iraq dated 10th October 2017;
Environmental
GMCPF-J5177-000-IN-DB-0001 Instrument Design Basis
GMCPF-J5177-200-PR-RP-0006 Tie-In and Shutdown Philosophy
GMCPF-J5177-200-IN-SP-0001 Specification for ICSS (DCS, ESD, FGS)
GMCPF-J5177-200-IN-SP-0007 Specification for Fire and Gas Devices
GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-GA-0051 Fire Zone Layout- For F&G
GMCPF-J5177-200-EL-GA-0001 Overall Electrical Layout / Plot Plan
GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-CE-0501 F&G Cause & Effect Drawings
GMCPF-J5177-000-PR-DB-0001 Process Basis of Design

GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-RP-0001 HSE Philosophy
GMCPF-J5177-200-TE-SP-0002 Specification For Public Address / General Alarm

System
6 INTRODUCTION TO FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM
6.1 GENERAL
The purpose of the Fire & Gas detection and alarm system is:
 To detect hazardous releases at an early stage of their development.
 To provide information to the operators so they can react before the hazardous
occurrence escalates to an emergency situation.
 To initiate the safety shutdown system as soon as possible.
 To initiate the active fire protection systems (Fire Extinguishers) manually.
The detection and alarm for fire & gas within the process areas is monitored and
controlled by New Fire and Gas System (FGS) of which cabinets and equipment is
located in the Instrument and Telecom Compartment 1 & 2.
Two New Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) shall be installed one in New Control building
Compartment 3 and other in New Main Telecom Equipment Room on the Infrastructure
Area (Area -900) to monitor and control the detection within the building. Common alarm
shall be communicated to the Fire and Gas system.
Detection means shall include:
 Loss of Containment detection :
 Flammable gas detection

 Open Path (Line of Sight)
 Hydrogen gas detection (If applicable)
 Fire Detection :
 Flame detection
 Heat detection (As applicable)
 Smoke detection
 Manual call point
6.2 VOTING PHILOSOPHY
The voting system is applied to some actions. (2ooN detectors on high level with N
superior or equal to 2)
 Flammable detectors for shut down equipment or unit

 Flammable gas (Point Type and line of sight) for confirmed gas alarm
 Flame detectors for confirmed fire alarm
 Smoke Detector in the buildings
 Hydrogen gas detectors in Battery Room (If applicable)
 Confirmed fire detection for shut down equipment or unit
For 2ooN Voting (N=2)
DETECTOR 1 DETECTOR 2 ACTION
Healthy Healthy No Trip

Alarm Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
Alarm Alarm Trip - Executive action
MOS Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
MOS Alarm Trip - Executive action
MOS Fault Trip - Executive action

Fault Fault Trip - Executive action
Fault Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
Fault Alarm Trip - Executive action
For 2ooN Voting (N>=3)
DETECTOR 1 DETECTOR 2 DETECTOR 3 ACTION
Healthy Healthy Healthy No Trip

Alarm Healthy Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
Alarm Alarm Healthy Trip - Executive action
MOS Healthy Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
MOS Alarm Healthy Trip - Executive action

No Trip – Alarm & Degradation
MOS MOS Healthy
Timer to start
MOS Fault Healthy
Timer to start
Fault Healthy Healthy No Trip - Alarm only
Fault Alarm Healthy Trip - Executive action

Fault Fault Healthy
Timer to start
Fault MOS Alarm Trip - Executive action
Fault Fault Alarm Trip - Executive action
In the case of 1oo2 voting, implementation of MOS will inhibit the trip.
In the case of 2oo2 voting when MOS is applied, the remaining function is a 1oo1 voting
and keeps the safety function alive.
Max No. of MOS that can be applied on circuit shall be less than 50% of N, for N>=5.
6.3 DESIGN REQUIREMENT

1
This design basis indicates: 1
 The means of display of the alarms (audible and visual) in New Control building1
Compartment 3 and other places, such as Production Supervisors Office.
 The link between the fire and gas system and other systems, ESD and PAGA.
The plant facilities shall be divided into number of fire zones for the purpose of detection
and protection where the F&G detectors and manual call points from Plant area Fire
Zones will be hardwired to the FGS marshalling cabinets. For the detail of fire zone,
please refer to Fire Zone Layout- for F&G, Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-GA-0051.
The Fire & Gas Detection and Alarm System shall be functionally independent from the
ESD. The FGS system communicates with DCS system via redundant high-speed data
link and the entire status of the FGS system shall be available on the DCS HMI screens.
Human Machine Interface (HMI) function of the FGS shall be carried out from the
workstations in the New Control building Compartment 3 and Workstations in Production
Supervisors Office.
The displays shall contain simplified zone wise layouts of the plant area, which is to be
monitored, in addition to the overall Key layout for all the zones. All devices connected to
the systems shall be included in the HMI F&G screens with the dynamic display of the
detector signal and nature of hazard detected. In additional to the individual device signal
displays, Confirmed fire and Confirmed gas which are developed as per F&G C&E for the
respective zone shall also be displayed in the Zone wise HMI displays. The Confirmed
Fire and Confirmed Gas Signal developed from any Zones shall be displayed on the
Overall Key layout display as well as on the Individual Zone layout.
Standalone Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) shall be provided for New Control building
Compartment 3, which shall acquire all addressable detectors and manual call points in
the New Control building Compartment 3 and also the Instrument and Telecom
Compartment 1 & 2. The FACP shall provide hardwired output signals, upon fault, pre
alarm or alarm for the fire detectors, which shall be indicated in FGS.
Standalone Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) shall be provided for New Main Telecom
Equipment Room which shall acquire all addressable detectors and manual call points in
the specific room and operate directly within the building. The FACP shall provide
hardwired output signals, upon fault, pre alarm or alarm for the fire detectors, which shall
be indicated in FGS.
Flammable gas detectors, Flame detectors and Manual Call Points in open plant area and
Existing detectors in MCC shall be connected to FGS.
Hydrogen gas detectors and heat detectors in battery rooms (if required) shall be
hardwired directly to main FGS. At present no separate battery room is considered for the
project as hermitically sealed batteries are provided.
The F&G detection system shall be designed such that failure of a single component will
have a minimum impact on the operation of the system. The system shall contain
diagnostic routines to alert the operator of such a component failure. Equipment
redundancy will be used where high availability is demanded.
The central FGS shall be based on a fully automated secure high integrity capable
processor system, based upon and designed to IEC 61508, as per Instrument Design
Basis (Doc. No.: GMCPF-J5177-000-IN-DB-0001).
Fire and gas detection logic in the plant facilities and the corresponding executive actions
upon confirmed detection are based on plant partition into fire zones. Typical actions
upon F&G detection are detailed in F&G Cause & Effect Charts (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-
200-HS-CE-0501).
All fire and gas detectors in the plant area shall be suitable for use in Zone 1, Gas Group
ⅡB, Temperature Class T3 as a minimum.
The F&G detectors shall be easily accessible for calibration and maintenance, from grade
or from platform. All F&G detectors shall be in accordance with applicable regulations and
standards and suitable protected against the specific environmental design data (e.g.
dust, pollutant etc.).
For more detail of FGS devices, please refer to the following:

 Specification for Fire and Gas Devices (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-IN-SP-0007)
 Specification for ICSS (DCS, ESD, FGS) (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-IN-SP-
0001) and
 Control System Communication Schematics (GMCPF-J5177-200-IN-SK-0004).
6.4 POWER REQUIREMENT

Diesel Generator charges the UPS; 258-UPS-001 and 258-UPS-002. Both the UPS has
a battery backup which shall be used in case of any of the UPS failure. Redundant power
supply is provided from both the UPS to Fire and Gas System.
Electrical Specification for UPS (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-EL-SP-0002) shall be

referred for details of the UPS system and Overall Electrical Layout / Plot Plan (Doc. No.
GMCPF-J5177-200-EL-GA-0001) shall be referred for location of UPS.
The following AC UPS systems are installed in SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE project.
 2 x 400/230V, 50Hz, 3 Phase, 3P+N+PE, UPS-1/2, systems each with 4 hours
autonomy time for Control Room
 1 x 400/230V, 50Hz, 3 Phase, 3P+N+PE, UPS-3 systems with 4 hours autonomy
time for Security Equipment
Above UPS systems includes 1 set 100% hermetically sealed battery banks
For details of distribution refer UPS Single line diagram (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-EL-
SL-0004) and Electrical Specification for UPS (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-EL-SP-0002).
7 FLAMMABLE GAS AND FIRE DETECTION
7.1 DESIGN BASIS

Fire and gas detectors are installed throughout the plant considering most likely potential
sources of leakage and taking into account their proximity to possible sources of ignition,
the prevailing wind direction and wind speed as well as the density of the leaking gas.
They will detect:

 Flammable gases
 Fire, either directly (flame and heat detectors) or as smoke, as a precursor to fire
In case the above mentioned hazards occur the detectors signals will be used to activate:
 Visual and audible alarms through PAGA system.
 Automatic action initiation, such as ESD and Blow-down as required.
7.2 MITIGATION ACTION OVERVIEW
Fire and gas detection logic in field hazardous areas is based on plant partition into fire
zones.
Typical actions are listed below:
 Confirmed fire detection provides relevant ESD actions initiated automatically in

dedicated fire zone
 Unit Shut down / ESD 2 of the concerned fire zone
7.3 CONTROL SYSTEM
All Fire and Gas System (FGS) indications and alarms shall be available at New Control
building Compartment 3 display consoles and other operating locations like Production
Supervisors Office.
8 GAS DETECTION
8.1 GENERAL
Flammable gas detectors are located such as flanges, valves, instrument connections,
and pump seals taking into account the following criteria:
 Leakage source within the area ;
 The proximity to possible source of ignition;
 Ventilation air flow patterns;
 The poisoning material which can affect the detector technology;
 System configuration
 Access for maintenance and calibration
For detection of lighter than air gases, the detectors area installed at a height of around
1m above the potential source of leakage.
8.2 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION

The types of flammable gas detection sensors to be installed in the various units/areas of
the plant are selected from the following: (Any type of detectors can be selected by
Vendor. The specifications of detector type depend on manufacturer and product.)
 IR Point Gas Detector:
It includes a very fast speed of response, low maintenance and greatly simplified
checking, using the self-checking facility of modern micro-processor controlled
equipment.
 Catalytic Gas Detector:

It operates on the principle that when a combustible gas/air mixture passes over the
hot catalyst surface, combustion occurs and the heat evolved increases the
temperature of the ‘bead’.
 Open Path Detector:

Infrared open-path gas detectors send out a beam of infrared light, detecting gas
anywhere along the path of the beam. This linear 'sensor' is typically a few metres up
to a few hundred metres in length. Open-path detectors can be contrasted with

infrared point sensors. They are widely used to achieve very rapid gas leak detection
for flammable gases at concentrations comparable to the lower flammable limit.
Infrared point type flammable gas detectors can generally be installed near probable leak
source, which could lead to the formation of flammable gas clouds and includes the
following locations:
 Area where flammable gas exists

 Pumps handling flammable liquids
Generally location and number of gas detectors are linked to the 15 m diameter
dimensioning gas cloud, as Engineering contractor is not performing any dispersion
study, location of the flammable gas detector is based on international standards like
NFPA 72 and experience in the field.
Due to the reliability of infra-red type gas detectors, activation of a single detector is at
50%. LEL initiates a confirmed gas alarm and subsequent executive actions. The
prevailing wind direction is taken into consideration to locate the flammable gas detectors.
All flammable gas detectors shall be suitable for use in Zone 1, Gas Group IIB,
Temperature Class T3 except those located in the vicinity of battery rooms which shall be
suitable for Zone 1, Gas Group IIC, Temperature Class T3.
Based on Analog signals (4-20mA) from devices alarms and executive action will be
provided for set gas concentrations of 20% Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) and 50% LEL.
9 FIRE DETECTION
Fire detections are provided each process areas and buildings.
The fire detection system is designed to:
 Provide the earliest reliable detection of a fire,
 Alert personnel to the hazard Confirmed fire detection alarms shall be designed to:
 Initiate alarm in the New Control building Compartment 3 and other HMI stations
 Initiate preventive/control actions at an early stage to mitigate the consequences
of a fire prevent escalation.
The Sarqala (S-1) facilities shall be provided with the following fire detection systems:
 Flame detectors to cover process areas

 Fusible Plug
 Smoke detectors
 Heat detectors
 Manual Call Points (MCP)
All fire detectors are of a type that can be reset, such that after activation they can be
restored normal surveillance without the replacement of any components.
9.1 FLAME DETECTOR

Flame detectors are arranged with the following criteria:
 Maximum cone of vision: 110°.
 Range of detection: 15.2 m for a 0.092m² gasoline fire.
 Multiple IR detector
Detectors have a sunshade and are located at the highest available level with a
downward view angle of 45° or as appropriate.
 Detectors have un-obstructed line of sight to the fire location.
 Proper means of access are provided for maintenance and inspection purposes.
Flame detectors are provided in process area handling flammable product. Flame
detectors cover process area, LP and HP separator area, diesel storage pump area,
crude oil export pump area, Flare KOD area, etc.
9.2 FUSIBLE PLUG
Sarqala-1 Wellhead is already provided with fusible plug loop and this is considered in the
cause and effect chart. No other fusible plug loop is considered for this project. A single
loop is provided around the wellhead area. Arrangement of the fusible plugs is according
to API 14C, Table C-1. When any fusible plug melts, pressure drop in the fusible loop is
detected by single pressure transmitter. PAL from this PT signal shall initiate audible and
visual alarms on dedicated graphic display of FGS in New Control room and Production
Supervisors Office.
9.3 SMOKE DETECTORS
Smoke detectors are provided for Instrument and Telecom Compartment 1 & 2, New
Control building Compartment 3 and New Main Telecom Equipment Room. Smoke
detectors are matrix zoned with coverage that is decided as per NFPA 72 Table
17.7.6.3.3.2 Smoke Detector Spacing Based on Air Movement.
9.4 HEAT DETECTORS
Heat detectors are provided for Battery room (If applicable). At present stage of the
project there is no separate battery room, hence heat detectors are not considered. Rate
of rise heat detector shall be provided to determine any rise in the temperature in the
battery room. Detectors are matrix zoned with coverage that is decided as per NFPA 72.
9.5 MANUAL CALL POINT

Manual call points are located within buildings and process area/ open area to enable
personnel to raise an alarm.
For example:
 Along roads in the plant area at intervals not exceeding 100 meters, preferably at
or near to lamp post;
 Along roads in storage / tank areas not exceeding interval 200 meter;
 Near or at locations having high risk such as remote pump floors, oil sumps
manifolds, motor control centres;
 Inside buildings.
 Outside enclosed hazardous areas
 Along logical escape routes
 Above grade locations where egress is difficult
For Manual Call Point located at process area, it is flameproof. They are sited on red
colour background and shall be distinctly identified and labelled. Safety signs shall be
provided appropriately to indicate location of manual call points. The place where the
manual call points are installed shall be provided with adequate lighting.
Manual Call Points are located such that they stand out against the background and at
approximately 1.25m from finish floor level. Manual call points located in plant area shall
be push button type and conventional type, while those located inside buildings shall be
of break glass type.
In the process area, one common hardwired fire signal for each fire zone will be sent from
FGS to ESD in case any of manual call points in the zone is activated.
10 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN PROCESS AREA
10.1 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION (HC)
Flammable (HC) gas detector shall be of infrared type.
Flammable gas detectors are located in the following process area:
 Probable areas of flammable gas leaks

 Pumps handling flammable liquids
Alarms and Actions
When any detector is activated in process area, the following alarms and actions will be
initiated:
At 20% LEL
1
1
 When HC gas detected 1ooN:
1
 Audible and visual alarms for “Gas 1ooN Alarm” on dedicated graphic display on
FGS (In the New Control building compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors
Office).
 Gas detection indication at the concerned Fire Zone on dedicated graphic display
on FGS.
FGS in the New Control building Compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors
Office.
on FGS.
 Confirmed Gas detection indication at the concerned Fire Zone on dedicated

graphic display on FGS
1
At 20% and 50% LEL 1
 When HC gas detected 2ooN (one detector > 20% other detector >50%): 1
FGS in the New Control building Compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors
Office.
on FGS.

 Voted Gas Detected” signal ESD/ FGS System Panel Door
 “Voted Gas Detected” signal to ESD system
 Audible and visual alarms for “Voted Gas Detected” in the process area via PAGA
system.
At 50% LEL
1
 When HC gas detected 1ooN: 1
1
FGS in the New Control building compartment - 3 and Production Supervisor work
station.
on FGS.
 Audible and visual alarms for “confirmed gas alarm” on FGS panel and dedicated
graphic display on FGS in the New Control building Compartment - 3 and
Production Supervisors Office.
on FGS.

 “Voted Gas Detected” signal ESD/ FGS System Panel Door
 “Voted Gas Detected” signal to ESD system

 Audible and visual alarms for “Voted Gas Detected” in the process area via PAGA
system.
Refer F&G Cause & Effect Charts (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-CE-0501) for
details.
10.2 FIRE DETECTION
Fusible plug is provided for wellheads. Manual call points are located in process area to
enable personnel to raise an alarm. Flame detectors are provided throughout the process
area.
Alarms and Actions
Fire detection by flame detector provides the following alarms: 1

1
 When fire detected 1ooN :
1
 Audible and visual alarms for “Fire detected” on dedicated graphic display on FGS
in the New Control building Compartment-3 and Production Supervisors Office.
 Fire detection indication at the concerned Fire Zone on dedicated graphic display
on FGS.
 When fire detected 2ooN : 1

1
 Audible and visual alarms for “confirmed fire alarm” on FGS panel and dedicated 1
graphic display in the New Control building compartment - 3 and Production
Supervisors Office.
on FGS.
 “Voted Fire Detected” signal ESD/ FGS System Panel Door
 “Voted Fire Detected” signal to ESD system
 Audible and visual alarms for “Fire confirmed” via PAGA system.
Fire detection by fusible plug provides the following alarms: 1

1
 Audible and visual alarms for “confirmed fire alarm” on FGS panel and dedicated
1
graphic display on FGS in the New Control building compartment - 3 and
on FGS.
 Audible and visual alarms for “Fire confirmed” in the concerned process area via
PAGA system.
1
Fire detection by Manual Call Point provides the following alarms: 1
1
 Audible and visual alarms for “confirmed fire alarm” on FGS panel and dedicated
graphic display on FGS in the New Control building compartment - 3 and
 Manual Call Point Activation Alarm at the concerned Fire Zone on dedicated
graphic display on FGS.
on FGS.
 Audible and visual alarms for “Fire confirmed” in the concerned process area via
PAGA system.
Refer F&G Cause & Effect Charts (Doc. No. GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-CE-0501) for details.
11 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN BUILDING

11.1 FIRE DETECTION
Smoke Detector
Smoke detector is provided in all rooms under the current scope of work i.e. Instrument
and Telecom Compartment 1 & 2, New Control building Compartment 3 and New Main
Telecom Equipment Room
Detector coverage depends on ventilation, type of ceiling. Detail coverage of detectors is

defined considering air flow based on NFPA72 table 17.7.6.3.3.2. In case of non-voting
system, the coverage is 50 m² with maximum distance between detector centres of 10 m.

For small room with area less than 30m², voting system is required. (2ooN for voting).
Manual Call Point
Manual call point is located inside buildings at all entrances. It is located within 1.5m of
the exit doorway opening at each exit on each floor. The distance between manual call
points is 61m as per NFPA72 17.14.8.5.
ALARMS AND ACTIONS FOR NEW MAIN TELECOM EQUIPMENT ROOM 1

1
Fire detection by smoke detector provides the following alarms:
1
 Smoke Detection Indication on the FACP within building for Telecom room.
 Fire Detection indication on the FACP within building for Telecom room.
 “Fire Pre-alarm” dedicated graphic display in the New Control Building
compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors Office.
 Fire Detection indication in graphic display in the New Control Building

compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors Office
 When fire detected 2ooN

 Confirmed Fire Detection indication on the FACP within building for Telecom
room.
 Fire Detection indication on the FACP within building for Telecom room.
 Detection and signals link to FGS Control Panel for monitoring purposes.
 “Confirmed fire alarm” on FGS panel and dedicated graphic display in the New
Control room and Production Supervisors Office.
 Audible alarms and flashing light (Red) for “confirmed fire” in the concerned
building via PAGA system.
Fire detection by Manual call points provides the following alarms:

 Audible and visual alarms on the FACP within building for Telecom room.
graphic display on FGS.
Control Building compartment -3 and Production Supervisors Office.
 Audible alarms and flashing light (Red) for “confirmed fire” in the concerned
building via PAGA system
ALARMS AND ACTIONS FOR NEW CONTROL BUILDING COMPARTMENT 3 AND

INSTRUMENT AND TELECOM COMPARTMENT 1 & 2 1
1
Fire detection by smoke detector provides the following alarms:
1
 Smoke Detection Indication on the FGS Control Panel in the New Control Room.
 Fire Detection indication on the FGS Control Panel in the New Control Room.
 “Fire Pre-alarm” dedicated graphic display in the New Control Building
compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors Office.
 Fire Detection indication in graphic display in the New Control Building

compartment - 3 and Production Supervisors Office
 When fire detected 2ooN

 Confirmed Fire Detection indication on the FACP within building in the New
Control Room.
 Fire Detection indication on the FACP within building in the New Control Room.
 Detection and signals link to FGS Control Panel for monitoring purposes.
 Audible alarms and flashing light (Red) for “confirmed fire” in the New Control
room via PAGA system.
Fire detection by Manual call points provides the following alarms:

 Audible and visual alarms on the FGS Control Panel for New Control Room.
graphic display on FGS (New Control Building Compartment 3 / Instrument and
Telecom Compartment 1 & 2).
 Audible alarms and flashing light (Red) for “confirmed fire” in the New Control
room via PAGA system.
11.2 GAS DETECTION

Gas detectors are not considered for the building as per Company response to HSE TQ
(GMCPF-J5177-200-HS-TQ-0001).
12 AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS

Audible and visual alarms for flammable gas and fire detection are announced through
PAGA system. Flashing beacons are provided for flammable gas and fire detection.
Yellow colour beacon indicates flammable gas release and red colour beacon indicates
fire detection. Sounders are initiated to alert and instruct evacuation. One sounder
announce for gas and fire alarm by using tone generator unit in PAGA system.
Flashing beacons and sounders are located in all areas throughout the plant for audible
and visual alarm purpose in the plant and buildings. Flashing beacons are positioned
such that they are visible in the area and accessible for maintenance.
In the process fire zone, one beacon and one sounder are provided for each zone. For
building fire zone, one beacon and one sounder are provided at main entrance. Alarm
Bells shall be provided inside buildings. These shall be driven by the Fire Alarm Control
Panel (FACP) of the concerned building. All field equipment described above shall be
certified for use in an explosive atmosphere with zone 2 classification, gas group lIB,
temperature class T3.
12.1 PUBLIC ALARM / GENERAL ALARM (PA/GA)
Telecommunications (telephone and PA/GA) shall be provided in the new facilities to

facilitate control room to field communications. The PA/GA system shall broadcast routine
speech, emergency speech, and alarm tones.
Sounders shall be initiated to alert and instruct evacuation. The PA/GA System shall
provide specified tone sequences of alarms for fire, flammable gas and all clear
conditions, as well as different recorded messages for each type of hazard (Fire or
Flammable gas) and location of hazard (Crude Oil Export Tank Area / Manifold Area /
Crude Oil Export metering station).
The alarm tones will be activated automatically from the fire and gas detection system or
manually by the operator. The 'all clear' signal shall be manually activated by the operator
only. In addition to sounders, the system shall activate visual alarms (flashing beacons)
under alarm and emergency speech conditions. These shall be field located in areas of
high noise, where the sound level exceeds 85dBA. Visual alarms shall continue to
operate while alarms are activated and shall not be affected in any way by emergency
speech or alarm tone muting and attenuation. Location of PAGA system shall be as per
existing plan.

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SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE, GARMIAN

BLOCK, KURDISTAN REPUBLIC OF IRAQ

COMPANY CONTRACT NO. : 243-16-EB-GR-C

: SARQALA (S-1) CPF UPGRADE, GARMIAN

COMPANY : Gazprom Neft Middle East B.V.

COMPANY JOB NO. : GMCPF

ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR : Fortune Engineering & Energy Services LLC

ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR JOB NO. : J-5177

DOCUMENT NO. : GMCPF-J5177-000-HS-DB-0003

REVISION NO. : 1 No. of pages (incl. cover) : 25

DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION : Fire and Gas Design Basis

1 Re-Issued For Construction 28-01-2018 BS VJ PJ

0 Issued For Construction 27-12-2017 BS VJ PJ

B Issued For Approval 14-11-2017 BS BS PJ

A Issued For Review 02-11-2017 BS BS PJ

Rev Description Date Prepared Checked Approved

Electronic File Name : GMCPF-J5177-000-HS-DB-0003_Rev 1 Doc size:A4

SUMMARY OF DOCUMENT REVISIONS

3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVATIONS ···································································································· 6

3.1 DEFINITIONS ········································································································································· 6

3.2 ABBREVIATIONS ································································································································· 6

5.1 INTERNATIONAL CODES AND STANDARDS ················································································· 8

5.2 PROJECT DOCUMENTS ····················································································································· 8

6 INTRODUCTION TO FIRE AND GAS DETECTION SYSTEM ······························································ 9

6.1 GENERAL ·············································································································································· 9

6.2 VOTING PHILOSOPHY ························································································································ 9

6.3 DESIGN REQUIREMENT ··················································································································· 11

6.4 POWER REQUIREMENT ··················································································································· 13

7 FLAMMABLE GAS AND FIRE DETECTION ························································································ 13

7.1 DESIGN BASIS ···································································································································· 13

7.2 MITIGATION ACTION OVERVIEW ··································································································· 13

7.3 CONTROL SYSTEM ··························································································································· 14

8 GAS DETECTION ···································································································································· 14

8.1 GENERAL ············································································································································ 14

8.2 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION······································································································· 14

9 FIRE DETECTION ··································································································································· 15

9.1 FLAME DETECTOR ···························································································································· 16

9.2 FUSIBLE PLUG ··································································································································· 16

9.3 SMOKE DETECTORS ························································································································ 16

9.4 HEAT DETECTORS ···························································································································· 17

9.5 MANUAL CALL POINT ······················································································································· 17

10 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN PROCESS AREA ········································································ 18

10.1 FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION (HC)······························································································ 18

10.2 FIRE DETECTION ······························································································································· 20

11 FIRE AND GAS DETECTION IN BUILDING ···················································································· 21

11.1 FIRE DETECTION ······························································································································· 21

11.2 GAS DETECTION································································································································ 24

12 AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS ···································································································· 24

12.1 PUBLIC ALARM / GENERAL ALARM (PA/GA) ·············································································· 24

3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVATIONS

COMPANY GAZPRROM NEFT Middle East BV

ENGINEERING Fortune Engineering and Energy Services LLC

VENDOR Party which manufactures or supplies equipment and services

SUBCONTRACTOR Any company or person to whom CONTRACTOR has

WORK The works and/or services entrusted by CONTRACTOR under the

SHALL Indicates a mandatory requirement.

SHOULD Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the

The following abbreviations are used in this document: