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    This document provides standards for hydrostatic testing fluids and lay-up procedures. It outlines requirements for preparing test water such as injecting oxygen scavengers continuously to achieve the specified concentrations. Proper disposal of test waters must follow other standards and disposal plans must be approved prior to testing. Safety protocols for handling chemicals and providing eye washes and showers are also defined. Hydrotests should avoid biocides during the test and use nitrogen separation to prevent explosive gas-air mixtures from occurring.

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    This document provides standards for hydrostatic testing fluids and lay-up procedures. It outlines requirements for preparing test water such as injecting oxygen scavengers continuously to achieve the specified concentrations. Proper disposal of test waters must follow other standards and disposal plans must be approved prior to testing. Safety protocols for handling chemicals and providing eye washes and showers are also defined. Hydrotests should avoid biocides during the test and use nitrogen separation to prevent explosive gas-air mixtures from occurring.

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    Document Responsibility: Materials and Corrosion Control Standards Committee SAES-A-007

    Issue Date: 4 June 2013


    Next Planned Update: 27 September 2016 Hydrostatic Testing Fluids and Lay-Up Procedures

    8 Hydrostatic Test Water Preparation

    8.1 Inject oxygen scavenger and other treatment chemicals continuously at a rate
    that will provide the specified concentration while filling the system for the
    hydrostatic test.

    8.2 Where multiple treating chemicals are required, ensure that the chemicals
    proposed for use are compatible with one another. Use separate proportioning
    pumps for each chemical to avoid adverse reactions. Chemicals shall not be
    mixed prior to injection.

    8.3 Monitor chemical injection rates on site using displacement gauges.

    9 Disposal

    9.1 Hydrostatic test waters must be disposed of in accordance with the requirements
    of SAEP-327 and SAES-A-103.

    9.2 Disposal plans must be approved prior to the start of any hydrotest.

    10 Safety

    10.1 Follow procedures outlined in the Chemical Hazard Bulletins and Hazardous
    Materials Communications Program (HAZCOM) labeling provided by the
    Environmental Compliance Division, Environmental Protection Department for
    handling, storage, and mixing of the chemicals to be used for hydrostatic test
    water treatment.

    10.2 Provide an effective eye wash station and emergency shower per SAES-B-069
    at the mixing site of the chemicals.

    10.3 Hydrotests shall avoid the use of biocide during the hydrotest itself unless
    absolutely essential. Lay-up water may be treated with biocide as necessary.

    10.4 See Paragraph 4.2.6 concerning water.

    10.5 Hydrotest procedures may involve the displacement of hydrocarbon by fluids,


    the displacement of air, and the use of nitrogen.

    10.5.1 Procedures must ensure that explosive mixtures of air and gas cannot
    occur. For example, the use of a single scraper in a pipeline is not
    sufficient to prevent a dangerous mixture occurring between sweet gas
    and air. Common practice is to use a train of scrapers with at least two
    batches of nitrogen separating air and combustible gas.

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