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EPC WORKS FOR PROJECT WAVE - C3A
ADNOC Onshore Project No.: P30280A
PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL

THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm)
API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW / SMAW) PWPS NO. PL012-C3A
1 07-06-2024 FATHY FATHY AYMAN KHALIFA AYMAN HASSAN Issued for Construction
B 29-05-2024 FATHY FATHY AYMAN KHALIFA AYMAN HASSAN Issued for Approval
A 28-02-2024 FATHY FATHY AYMAN KHALIFA AYMAN HASSAN Issued for Review
REV. DATE ORIGINATOR REVIEWED APPROVED DESCRIPTION

THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR USE BY ADNOC ONSHORE AND ITS NOMINATED CONSULTANTS, CONTRACTORS, MANUFACTURERS AND SUPPLIERS.
Procurer: Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations Ltd
Project Company: Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply Company L.L.C
Owner’s Engineer: ILF Consulting Engineers
EPC Contractors: Orascom / Metito / Petrojet
C3A CONTRACTOR: Petroleum Projects & Technical Consultation Co. PETROJET

Abu Dhabi ENGINEERING SUBCONTRACTOR: Bilfinger Tebodin Middle East
C3A NDT Subcontractor,s For Petrojet “Sievert Emirates Inspection LLC”

(A Bureau Veritas Company).
Element Materials Technology Abu Dhabi For Mechanical Test AND Welder
Qualification
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PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9)mm
API5X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW/SMAW) PWPS NO. PL012-C3A
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The table below is a brief summary of the most recent revisions to this document. Details of all
revisions are held on document by the issuing department.
Sr. Rev. Issue Date of

Description of revision
No. No. No. issue
1 A 1 28-02-2024 Issued for Review
2 B 2 29-05-2024 Issued for Review
3 1 3 07-06-2024 Issued for Construction
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION: ..................................................................................... 4
1.1 General Project Information .............................................................................................. 4
2 PROJECT SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES: ........................................................ 5

2.1 Project Objective. ............................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Project Scope. ................................................................................................................. 5
2.2.1 Project’s design components are described as the following: ................................. 6
2.2.2 Following is the major scope of works for Component- 3A .................................... 6
2.2.3 Following is the major component of the works to be carried for Component 3A: ........ 7
3 PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT: ................................................................ 8
4 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS: ..................................................... 8

4.1 Definitions. ...................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 Abbreviations. ................................................................................................................ 10
5 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS: ..................................................................... 12

5.1 ADNOC Specification ...................................................................................................... 12
5.2 Project Specifications. .................................................................................................... 12
5.3 International Code and Standards. .................................................................................. 14
6 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE: ...................................................................... 15
7 ATTACHMENTS....................................................................................... 16
7.1 PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9
mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (SMAW) -PWPS NO. PL012-C3A .......... 17
7.2 P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0006/2023 FOR PIPLINE WELDING REQUIREMENT .......................... 21
7.3 P30280A-30-99-90-1656 APPROVED PQR MATRIX ......................... 30

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1 INTRODUCTION:
1.1 General Project Information
ADNOC operates crude production facilities situated in various locations, including ASAB, SAHIL, SHAH,
QUSAHWAIRA, MENDER, BAB, BUHASA, and NEB (Al Nouf /Ra). The crude oil extracted from these stations is
directed to MP-21, and from there, it is transported to the export terminals located at JEBEL DHANNA and
Fujairah. Arrangements are in place to deliver crude oil to the refineries at Umm Al Nar (ABU DHABI) and
RUWAIS.
To maintain reservoir pressure, a strategy involving the injection of aquifer water and re-injection of produced
water is being employed. Project Wave embodies ADNOC's efforts to ensure an additional source of water for
injection in ADNOC fields. The project's objective is to use treated brine as an alternative water source for all
ADNOC fields, including BAB, BU HASA, NEB, and South-East. Due to its extensive scope, the project has been
divided into several components, each catering to a specific design area.
The responsibilities encompassing engineering design, procurement, inspection, testing, installation, pre-
commissioning, commissioning, performance testing, and handover will be carried out by the Project Company
and its EPC Contractor. Subsequently, the operation and maintenance of these components will be taken over
by ADNOC. The EPC Contract for Component 3A has been awarded to the Petro jet.
Figure 1 Project Wave Component Breakdown Project Description

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2 PROJECT SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES:
2.1 Project Objective.
Project Wave is one of ADNOC ++ initiatives. Potential benefits of utilizing brine water as source of water for
injection demand includes:
Sustainable source for water injection.
Contain aquifer depletion and adverse impacts of pressure decline in aquifer reservoirs.
Improve Infectivity in marginal, low permeability reservoirs.
Conceptually reduce simulation cost of injectors due to lower TSS
Reduce future CAPEX & OPEX by reducing the number of Water injection clusters, ESPs, pulling hoist,
manpower, power consumption, etc.
Potentially improve reservoir ultimate recovery through reducing Oil/Rock interfacial tensions and adhesive
forces.
2.2 Project Scope.
Considering the wide scope, the project has been broken down into components, each component caters for
a specific design area. Refer to figure below for project’s components:
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2.2.1 Project’s design components are described as the following:
a) Component-1 (by others): caters for the seawater treatment plant. This component involves seawater
intake, outfall, pre-filtration, SRP filters and deaeration. The battery limit of this component terminates
at the sea water treatment plant’s outlet. This component is in third party scope.
b) Component-2 (by others): caters for the supply pipeline network scheme with respect to number of
pipelines, intermediate pumping as well as pipeline’s metallurgy. The battery limit of this component
starts from the outlet of the sea water treatment plant and terminates at the inlet of the receiving fields.
This component is in third party scope.
c) Component-3A (This project): caters for the treated seawater injection pumps and high pressure and
low-pressure injection pipeline headers. The battery limit of this component starts from the tie-in TP-01
into the 56” pipeline supplying the Injection Pumps and includes the main headers (with valved
connections for sub-headers), chemical injection skids, pig traps, evaporation ponds and associated
civil/structural and E&I works.
d) Component-3B (by others): caters for the in-field distribution network to pump treated water to injectors.
The battery limit of this component starts from the isolation valves on the main headers and includes
the sub-headers (along with associated pig traps, evaporation ponds as applicable), flowlines, injector
wells tie-in, as applicable. De-congesting the existing water injection clusters and associated facilities
(by demolition) is also part of the scope, where applicable.
e) Component- 3A includes engineering design, procurement, inspecting, testing, installation, pre-

commissioning, commissioning, performance tests to be carried out by the PROJECT COMPANY and EPC
CONTRACTOR and handed over to PROCURER / COMPANY.
2.2.2 Following is the major scope of works for Component- 3A
To provide treated seawater for the injection to BAB and BU HASA fields.
Building and commissioning new seawater injection pump stations (including pumps and chemical injection
skids) and injection network.
Building pipeline headers with sub-headers up to blinded isolation valves which will be used to extend branch
sub-headers and flowlines to distribute seawater to injector wells.
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2.2.3 Following is the major component of the works to be carried for

Component 3A:
2.2.3.1 BAB Area
New Pumping Station (containing HP & LP Pump, Chemical Injection Skid, N2 Storage, Electrical Substation,
ITR, Fire Water facility, Pigging station and Evaporation Pond)
Overhead Line from existing 132 kV substation to new pumping station including all modifications required.
2.2.3.2 BAB Pipeline Corridor:
40” LP Line +18” HP Line to RDS 3 Area
16” HP Line to BB-1070 Area
36” LP Line to BB 1046 Area
Pig receiver facilities at RDS 3, BB1070& BB 1046
2.2.3.3 Bu Hasa Area
New Pumping Station (containing HP & LP Pump, Chemical Injection Skid, N2 Storage, Electrical Substation,
ITR, Fire Water facility, Pigging station and Evaporation Pond)
Overhead Line from existing 220 kV OHL to new pumping station including all modifications and 220 kV
containerized substations required.
2.2.3.4 BuHasa Pipeline Corridor:
30” LP Line to BU-521
8” HP Line to Plat-4
24” LP Line to BU 206
30” LP Line to BU 431
12” HP Line to Hub-10.
Pig receiver facilities at BU-521, Plat-4, BU 206, BU 431, HUB-10-10.

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3 PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT:

The Purpose of this Documents
To Rrecord of the actual weld test parameters used. It is the founding document as far as procedures are
concerned and is used to produce welding procedure specification sheets (WPS) for production welds
PQR is a checklist to ensure the instructions are met satisfactorily mentioned in letter for amendments to API
1104 ed 22nd for EPC WORKS FOR PROJECT WAVE - C3A
• PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9 mm)
API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW/SMAW) PWPS NO. PL012- C3A
• P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0006/2023 FOR PIPLINE WELDING REQUIREMENT.
4 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS:
4.1 Definitions.
Definition Description
Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations Limited (ADNOC) Also
PROCURER
referred as company
PROJECT COMPANY Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply Company MSTS L.L.C
The agreement entered between Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply

Company MSTS L.L.C and Joint Venture Among (i) ORASCOM
CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION (ii) METITO LLC (iii) PETROLEUM PROJECT AND
&TRCHNICAL CONSULTATION CO. PETROJET ABU DHABI together the
contractor
PETROJET / PTJ The Petroleum Projects & Technical Consultations Co. Acting as EPC
Contractor.
Project No.
P30280A
Project Name. EPC WORKS FOR PROJECT WAVE - C3A
ILF CONSULTING ENGINEERS

OWNERS ENGINEER
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BILFINGER TEBODIN MIDDLE EAST (BTME)

ENGINEERING SUB-
CONTRACTOR
Firm awarded with a Subcontract by CONTRACTOR to provide Services for the
NDE AND MECHANICAL
PROJECT
TEST SUB-
“Bureau Veritas “ Subcontractor (THIRD PART AGENCY for NDT) of Piping
CONTRACTOR
and Pipeline Activities at BAB & BUHASA Area.
Under ACL No. 10000404 .
“ELEMENT” Subcontractor(THIRD PART AGENCY for mechanical testing
inspection and welder qualification activities of Piping and Pipeline Activities
at BAB & BUHASA Area.
Under No. 10007321
Contract in the construction industry is a contractual agreement between a
EPC (Engineering,
Procurement, and project owner and the contractor. The contractual framework in an EPC
Construction) contract enables the owner to transfer the complete risk of design,
procurement, and construction to the contractor
Project Quality Plan Document specifying which procedures and associated resources shall be
(PQP) applied by whom and when, to a specific project, product, process or contract.
Quality Assurance (QA) Core of quality management, focused on providing confidence that quality
requirements will be fulfilled, by way of maintaining systems.
Quality Control (QC) Part of quality management focused on fulfilling quality requirements as
applied to compliance to specifications for product and service.
the record of the actual weld test parameters used.It is the founding
Procedure Qualification document as far as procedures are concerned and is used to produce welding
Record (PQR) procedure specification sheets (WPS) for production welds.
a formal document describing welding procedures. It is an internal document
Welding Procedure used by welding companies to instruct welders (or welding operators) on how
Specification (WPS) to achieve quality production welds that meet all relevant code requirements
Welder A qualified person who performs the welding
The welder, who having passed the qualification tests referred to in this
Qualified Welder
procedure, is authorized to perform production welding.
Manual welding Electric Arc welding technique where the entire welding operation is
performed and controlled by the hands of a skilled welder.
Test coupon or test A weld assembly for performing qualification tests. The coupon may be any
piece product (plate, pipe, tube, etc.), and may take the form and shape of fillet
weld, overlay, deposited weld metal, ---etc.
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Test specimen A sample taken from test coupon for performing specific tests (bend test,
macro test, tensile test, etc.) The whole test coupon can be considered a test
specimen as in case of radiographic testing or small diameter pipe tension
testing.
MAY INDICATES A POSSIBLE COURSE OF AN ACTION
SHALL The use of the word “shall” indicate a mandatory requirement
Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the requirement the

SHOULD
document
Document / data A term meaning any written or tabulated Information it may be in the form of
any type of media – either soft or hard copy
Drawing Any formal graphical information
4.2 Abbreviations.
Abbreviation Description
ACCP Stands for ASNT Central Certification Program

ADNOC Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
ADNOC Onshore Abu Dhabi National Oil Company - Onshore
AGES ADNOC General Engineering Specification
AFC Approved for construction
AGP ADNOC Gas Processing
AGES • ADNOC Group Engineering Standards and Specifications
AON ADNOC On Shore
API American Petroleum Institute
ASME American Society for Mechanical Engineers
ASTM American Society for Testing Materials
AWS American Welding Society
AUT Automatic Ultrasonic Test

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DEP Design and Engineering Practice
EPC Engineering, Procurement and Construction
GMAW Gas Metal Arc Welding
GTAW Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
HSE Health, Safety & Environment
ITP Inspection and Test Plan
MPI Magnetic Particle Inspection Agency
NACE National Association of Corrosion Engineers
NCR Non Conformance Report

NDT Non-Destructive Testing
PAR Preventive Action Request

PAUT Phased Array Ultrasonic Test
PCN Personal Certification in Non Destructive Testing
PQR Procedure Qualification Record
PTW Permit To Work
PT Penetrant Test
PWPS Proposed Welding Procedure Specification

QA/QC Quality Assurance/Quality Control
RFI Request For Information

RT Radiographic Test
SMAW Shield Metal Arc Welding
TPIA Third Party Inspection Agency

TQ Technical Query
WMS Work Management System
WPQR Welding Procedure Qualification Record(s)

WPS Weld Procedure Qualification
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WPQT Welder Performance Qualification Test
WQT Welder Qualification Test
ACCP Stands for ASNT Central Certification Program

ADNOC Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
ADNOC Onshore Abu Dhabi National Oil Company - Onshore
AGES ADNOC General Engineering Specification
5 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS:
5.1 ADNOC Specification
Description
Document No.
Doc. No 11.99.97.8609 Control of Nonconforming Product
DEP 30.10.60.18-Gen Welding of metals
DEP 31.38.01.31-Gen. Shop and Field Fabrication of piping
DEP 61.40.20.30-Gen. Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities

(Amendment/Supplement) to ISO 13847 Doc No. 30-99-00-0041-2 rev 0
DEP 70.10.70.11 Preservation Of Old and New Equipment and Piping Standing Idle
Doc. No 11.99.97.8609 Control of Nonconforming Product
5.2 Project Specifications.
Document No. Description
AGES-SP-07-010 Rev 1 specification for line pipe
AGES-SP-09-013 Rev 1 Specification for Metallic Pipe, Fittings and Flanges
AGES-SP-10-003 Onshore Pipelines Design and Construction Specification
AGES-GL-13-01 Rev 1 Contractor QA-QC Requirements

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30.99.12.2659 Specification for Pipeline Construction
30.99.12.2662 Specification for Transportation of Line Pipe
30.99.97.1608 Site Receiving Inspection Procedure
30.99.00.0041-2 Welding of Pipeline and Related Facilities
P30280A -30-99-97-1601 Project Quality Plan For C3A

P30280A-30-99-90-1611 Quality procedure for material identification and traceability
P30280A-30-99-90-1617 Quality Procedure for Visual Inspection Report
P30280A-30-99-90-1618 Quality Procedure for Control of Welding Consumables
P30280A-30-99-90-1619 Quality procedure for welder qualification and renewal
P30280A -30-99-90-1620 Method statement for manual welding of pipeline
P30280A-30-99-90-1621 Quality Procedure for Weld Repair Procedure
P30280A-30-99-90-1630 Quality Procedure for Radiographic Inspection Report
P30280A-30-99-90-1631 Quality Procedure for Magnetic Inspection Report
P30280A-30-99-90-1632 Quality Procedure for Hardness Test
P30280A-30-99-90-1633 Quality Procedure for Automatic Ultrasonic test
P30280A-30-99-90-1634 Quality Procedure for Phased Array ultrasonic Test
P30280A-30-99-90-1635 Quality Procedure for Positive Material Identification Test
P30280A-30-99-90-1636 Quality Procedure for Ferrit Number Measurement Test
P30280A-30-99-90-1637 Quality Procedure for Penetrant Test
P30280A-30-99-90-1638 Quality procedure of post weld heat treatment for piping and pipeline
P30280A-30-99-90-1652 Quality procedure for material handling and controlling

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P30280A-30-99-90-1656 PQR MATRIX FOR PIPELINE
5.3 International Code and Standards.
Document No. Description
International Organization for Standardization
ISO 9004:2018 Quality management — Quality of an organization — Guidance to achieve

sustained success
ISO 9001:2015 Quality management system Requirements
ISO 13847 Petroleum and natural gas industries pipeline transportation system
“welding of pipeline”
ISO 19011:2018 Guidelines for auditing management systems
ISO 19232-1-Ed.2013 Nondestructive testing – Image quality of

radiograph (Wire type)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ASME B31.3 ed.2022 Process Piping
ASME B31.4.ed 2022 Liquid Petroleum Transportation Piping Systems
ASME B31.8. ed 2022 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems
ASME SEC IIC. ed 2021 Welding Rods, Electrodes, and Filler Metals
ASME SEC V. ed 2022 Non-destructive Examination
ASME SEC IX. ed 2022 Welding and Brazing Qualifications
ASTM E1742 Ed.2018 Standard Practice for Radiographic Examination

Recommended written practice for the qualification and Certification of NDT
ASNT-SNT-TC-1A 2020
Personnel
SEIL-TECH-SOP-TCN Written practice for Training and Certification of Personnel
American Petroleum Institute
API SPEC 5L Specification for Line Pipe

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API STD 1104 Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities
API RP2A-WSD Planning, Designing and Constructing Fixed Offshore Platforms-Working Stress
Design
American Welding Society
AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code- Steel
AWS A2.4 Standard Welding Symbols
AWS_B1.10_2016 Guide for Non-destructive Examination of Welds
6 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE:
All design and construction shall be performed in accordance with the Specifications, Standards, Codes,
Regulations, latest Shell DEPs etc. listed in the Contract. In any areas of conflict, the order of precedence in
the use of the revisions of the above as at the Effective Date of the Contract shall be as follows:
• The Laws, Standards and Regulations of the United Arab Emirates.
• ADNOC Code of Practices.
• ADNOC HSE manual and Policies
• Project Specific Documents
• ADNOC Group Engineering Standards and Specifications (AGES).
• ADNOC Procedures and Codes/Standards.
• ADNOC Specifications and Engineering Practices.
• ADNOC Amendments and Supplements to Shell DEPs.
• Latest Shell DEPs (Version 42) & relevant SPE’s.
• International oil and gas industry Codes, Standards and Recommended Practices (all where specified in
the above or, where none of the above is applicable, as proposed by Contractor an Approved by ADNOC).
• Internationally recognized oil and gas industry sound practices.
• CONTRACTOR’s Response to ADNOC Clarification after Technical Clarification Meeting during Tendering
Stage.
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In cases of conflict between documents in the same level of the hierarchy, the most stringent requirement
shall apply.
In all such cases CONTRACTOR shall provide its interpretation in writing of the most stringent requirement
for ADNOC Onshore Approval utilizing a Technical Query sheet (to be obtained from ADNOC Onshore). In
all such cases of conflict ADNOC Onshore decision shall be final.
Notwithstanding the above hierarchy, CONTRACTOR shall comply with all requirements as specified in this
document regarding the development of the documents required for detailed design and engineering.
CONTRACTOR shall comply with the specifications and standards, where industry standards, etc., or the
Contract FEED documents allow alternative design considerations, the more stringent interpretation shall
apply, unless a formal written waiver has been obtained by CONTRACTOR from ADNOC Onshore.
Omission of any specific requirement in any Contract technical document shall not constitute a conflict with
another document that includes the requirement.
7 ATTACHMENTS
7.1 PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9 mm)
API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW / SMAW) PWPS NO. PL012-C3A
7.2 P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0006/2023 FOR PIPLINE WELDING REQUIREMENT .
7.3 P30280A-30-99-90-1656 APPROVED PQR MATRIX
7.4 P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0020 REV C FOR PWHT OF FIELD GIRTH WELD JOINTS.
14356 - New Seawater
Treatment & Transmission
Facilities for ADNOC
Project Wave
Comment Sheet No. CRS Rev. CRS Status Issued Date STATUS CODE:
A = Approved D = Noted
P30280A-30-99-90-1683_CRS 01 A 30/05/2024 B = Approved with Comment E = Reviewed and subject to
C = Rejected to be Resubmitted Procurer approval
Drawing / Document No. Doc Rev. Drawing / Document Title
Proposed Welding Procedure Specification for Full Thickness Repair 36” (42.9 mm)
P30280A-30-99-90-1683 B API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW - SMAW) PWPS No. PL012-
C3A
Reviewed by O/OE Replied by EPC Contractor

Doc/Dwg Doc/Dwg
Received Date Replied Date Doc. Status CRS Status Received Date Replied Date Doc. Status
Rev.No Rev.No
A 29/02/2024 06/03/2024 IFR E
B 29/05/2024 30/05/2024 IFA A
1. O/OE Comments Rev. A EPC Contractor’s Reply

This information is noted. This document shall be reviewed by site
supervision team.
O/OE Comments Rev. B EPC Contractor’s Reply
No comments
2. ADNOC Comments Rev. A EPC Contractor’s Reply
Remarks: Comments given in this Comment Sheet are for technical clarification only, and have no commercial impact.
The approval of the document does not release the EPC Contractor from his Contract obligations.
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14356 - New Seawater
Treatment & Transmission
Facilities for ADNOC
Project Wave
Comment Sheet No. CRS Rev. CRS Status Issued Date STATUS CODE:
A = Approved D = Noted
P30280A-30-99-90-1683_CRS 01 A 30/05/2024 B = Approved with Comment E = Reviewed and subject to
C = Rejected to be Resubmitted Procurer approval
Drawing / Document No. Doc Rev. Drawing / Document Title
Proposed Welding Procedure Specification for Full Thickness Repair 36” (42.9 mm)
P30280A-30-99-90-1683 B API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW - SMAW) PWPS No. PL012-
C3A
PWHT is not required if WPS & PQR demonstrate preheat of

pipe base metal above 95°C and mechanical tests, physical
properties meet the requirement of acceptance critera of
mother pipe
As per attached approved TQ No: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0020
REV C PWHT OF FIELD GIRTH WELD JOINTS
Remarks: Comments given in this Comment Sheet are for technical clarification only, and have no commercial impact.
The approval of the document does not release the EPC Contractor from his Contract obligations.
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7.1 PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL THICKNESS REPAIR 36” (42.9 mm)
API 5L X65 PSL2 TO 36” (42.9 mm) API 5L X65 PSL2 (GTAW/SMAW) -PWPS NO. PL012-C3A
Reference: API STD 1104 22nd EDITION JULY 2021 and ADNOC Approval of TQ No: P30280A-PTJ-
TQ-GN-0006
PWPS No. PL012-C3A /2023 (FULL THICKNESS REPAIR) Joint Design (showing joint fit up dimension, angle and tolerances)
Rev. No. 1
Date : 07-06-2024
PQR No. PL012/-C3A/ 2023 30°- 35°
Rev. No. 0
42.9 mm
Date : TBA Pipe Dia. 36"
Test Code API STD 1104 22nd edition JULY 2021 & 2 mm ± 0.5 mm
P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0006
2 mm ± 0.5 mm
Process (es) : GTAW/SMAW
Type(s) : Manual.
Base Metal Qualified Range Test Coupon

Material API 5L, API 5L, Qualified thickness 32.18 to 53.63mm Size : 36”
specification range (mm)
Grade X-65 PSL 2, X-65 PSL 2, Qualified Diameter 457mm to unlimited Thickness : 42.9 mm
range (mm)
SMYS 450 Mpa 450 Mpa Qualified range

18 Inch to Unlimited
(Inch)
Method of Hot Rolling LSAW Hot Rolling LSAW

manufacture
Heat treatment TMCP TMCP

condition
Carbon Equivalent To be filled once To be filled once

CE MTC available and MTC available and
pipe shall be pipe shall be
selected from the selected from the
heat exhibiting the heat exhibiting the
highest carbon highest carbon
equivalent. equivalent.
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Position of Groove 5G Fixed Position
Consumables
Current
Wire AWS & Welding Travel
Brand Amps Volts Heat Input
Pass No. Manuf. Batch No. Aws Class Diame Polarity progressi Speed
Name Range Range KJ/mm
ter Spec. on mm/min
`
mm
Root TBA TBA TBA ER80S-Ni1 2.4 A5.28 DCEN 90 - 150 10 – 24 UPHill 100 - 160 1 - 1.35
Hot TBA TBA TBA ER80S-Ni1 2.4 A5.28 DCEN 100 - 150 10 - 20 UPHill 100 - 120 1 - 1.8
Filling TBA TBA TBA E7018-1 H4 2.5 A5.1 DCEP 80 - 120 20 – 30 UPHill 120 - 250 0.8 – 1.8
Filling ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------- -------- -------- ---------- -------- ---------- -------- ----------
---
Cap TBA TBA TBA E7018-1 H4 3.25 A5.1 DCEP 80 - 140 20 – 35 UPHill 125 - 280 0.8 - 2
Note : Qualified weld deposit thickness

Remarks:
Service Condition : Non-Sour service Pipeline Process(es) Max. mm
GTAW + SMAW 53.63
Gas
Volts × Amp. × 60 Purpose Gas Composition % Flow rate

Heat Input (kJ/mm)
=
1000 × Travel Speed (mm/min) Shielding 99.99 5-10 L/Min
ARGON
Trailing N/A N/A N/A
Backing N/A N/A N/A
Preheat Post weld heat treatment
Preheat Temp. …………………………….. Method of heating………………. : N/A

: Min 100°C
Method of heating ………………………… : Induction Heater Heating rate …………………….. : N/A

: Digital or crayon
Temp. monitoring method …………..…… thermometer (100°C) Soaking Temp. ………………… : N/A
:75 mm away from Soaking time ……………………. : N/A

Distance Measured ………………………..
bevel end
Inter pass Temp…………………………... : Max. 250° C Cooling rate ……………………… : N/A

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Technique: Others:
Multiple pass or single pass……………… : Multiple Tack welding parameters……… : N/A
Single or multiple electrode……………… : Single Bridge / Bar materials ……… : N/A

: String in Root / Hot
String / Weave bead ………………..…… Pass & Weave for Method of Tack Removal ……… : N/A
Filling / Cap
: 3-Times of electrode Method of clamping ………
Max. width of weave………………..…… : N/A
diameter
Orifice or cup size……………………….… : N/A
Clamp removal ……… : N/A
Mode of metal transfer (GMAW) ………… : N/A Lowering off ……… : N/A
Electrical stick out length ………………… : N/A Treatment to Second Side……… : N/A
Wire feed speed (m/min) …………..…..… : N/A Initial & inter pass cleaning…… : Grinding & wire brush
Tungsten electrode size……………..….… : N/A Weld finishing……… : As welded
Tungsten electrode class……………….… : N/A No. of passes before interruption : No Interruption

No. of welders…………………………....… : 1 Welder
Max. Time laps between 1st &2 nd pass…..…. : 10 min No. of weld passes ……… : See Note 4
Time lapse between other passes ……..……… : 15 min
Dry or pretreatment (Filler

Abbreviations: metal) ………
: Dry
PTJ………….…. : Petrojet Type of electrode packaging……… : Hermetic seal
N/A…………..… : Not Applicable Electrode baking time ……… : N/A
OD……………… : Outside Diameter of pipe Electrode baking Temp. ……… : N/A
ID……………… : Inside Diameter of pipe No. of rebakes……… : N/A
TBA…………… : To Be Assigned
Notes
1. The bevelled surface and adjacent material over a distance of at least 50 mm shall be free from scale, rust,
grease, paint and foreign material.
2. All qualification welds shall not be subjected to NDE before 24 hours after completion of welding.
3. All long seams shall lie on top half of the circumference of the pipe-joints.
4. Number of passes will vary according to joint thickness.
5. All welding consumables used during production shall be the same manufacturer, brand and AWS type as
those used in PQR.
6. Only calibrated measuring and testing equipment shall be used.
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7. Cleaning between passes to be carried out by grinding or power brushing.

8. Weld finishing is by power brushing and dress by filling wherever is required.
List of the inspection and testing methods relevant to the PQR are:
• 100 % Visual inspection test
• 100 % Radiographic test
• Transverse Tensile Test (4 specimens)
• Side Bend Test (8 specimens)
• Hardness test and Macroscopic test
• Charpy V-notch impact tests, (Three sets shall be taken from the center of the specimen
one from centreline of weld and , one from fusion line and one from fusion line +2 mm
each sample 10mm *10mm full size) and additional three sets shall taken form subsurface
by 2mm test will done at Temperature required as per pipeline data sheet for mother
pipe and same values required for mother pipe
• CTOD Toughness tests, (Three samples shall be taken one from 12 o’clock, one from
from 3 o’clock or 9 o’clock and one from 6 o’clock positions on the test weld) if required
as per pipeline data sheet
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7.3 P30280A-30-99-90-1656 APPROVED PQR MATRIX

ADNOC Onshore Project No.: P30280A
PQR MATRIX FOR PIPELINE
A 15-12-2023 MOHAMED ENEBA AYMAN KHALIFA NASR GABER Issued for Review
REV. DATE ORIGINATOR REVIEWED APPROVED DESCRIPTION

THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR USE BY ADNOC ONSHORE AND ITS NOMINATED CONSULTANTS, CONTRACTORS, MANUFACTURERS AND SUPPLIERS.
Procurer: Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations Ltd
Project Company: Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply Company L.L.C
Owner’s Engineer: ILF Consulting Engineers
EPC Contractors: Orascom / Metito / Petrojet
C3A CONTRACTOR: Petroleum Projects & Technical Consultation Co. PETROJET

– Abu Dhabi ENGINEERING SUBCONTRACTOR: Bilfinger Tebodin Middle East
ADNOC Onshore Document No. 30-99-90-1656 Document Class :1

Revision :A
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J O INT VENTURE
ADNOC Project No.: P30208A
PQR MATERIAL QUALIFAYED FOR Rev:A Date : 15/12/2023
THICKNESS (MM)
DIAMETER (INCH)
TESTING REQUIREMENT
SERIAL NUMBER
MANUAL/AUTOMATIC
PWPS NUMBER
MATERIAL 1 GRADE
MATERIAL 2 GRADE
WELDING PROCESS
PROPSED
MATERIAL 1 TYPE
MATERIAL.2 TYPE
WALL THICKNESS
PROPOSED PQR
PROPOSED PQR
PQR NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
MATERIAL 1
MATERIAL 2
QUALIFAYED QUALIFAYED
ELECTRODE
DIAMETER
REMARKS
DIAMETER THICKNESS
Type
RANGE RANGE
0.5D - 2D (API 1104)
0.75T - 1.25T
from to
MAIN PIPELINE PQR

1 PL001 16 28.6 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE API 5L X60 Pipe Pipe (Note 1) GMAW AUTOMATIC PIPE TO PIPE Note-2 16 28.6 8"- Unlimited 21.45 35.75 PQR-PL001 ER 70S-6
4 PL005 16 28.6 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE API 5L X60 Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual PIPE TO PIPE Note-2 16 28.6 8"- Unlimited 21.45 35.75 PQR-PL005 E6010, E8010-P1 For TIE - IN
8 PL008A 4 8.56 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE API 5L X60 Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual PIPE TO PIPE Note-2 4 8.56 2"-8" 6.42 10.70 PQR-PL008A E6010, E8010-P1
API 5L X60
9 PL009 6 12.7 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual PIPE TO PIPE Note-2 6 12.7 3"-12" 9.53 15.90 PQR-PL009 E6010, E8010-P1
API 5L X60
10 PL010 10 18.26 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual PIPE TO PIPE Note-2 10 18.26 5"-20" 13.70 22.83 PQR-PL010 E6010, E8010-P1
Full thickness
11 PL011 16 28.6 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE API 5L X60 Pipe Pipe (Note 1) GTAW / SMAW Manual Note-2 16 28.6 8"- Unlimited 21.45 35.75 PQR-PL011 ER 80SNi1, E7018-1H4
repair
Full thickness
repair
Full thickness
repair
Full thickness
repair
API 5L X60 Full thickness
15 PL015 6 12.7 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual Note-2 6 12.7 3"-12" 9.53 15.90 PQR-PL015 E6010, E8010-P1
repair
API 5L X60 Full thickness
16 PL016 10 18.26 PIPE API 5L X60 PIPE Pipe Pipe (Note 1) SMAW Manual Note-2 10 18.26 5"-20" 13.70 22.83 PQR-PL016 E6010, E8010-P1
repair
Note 1:
Diameter and Thickness range shall be as per API 1104 22nd edition, JULY 2021. and Company letter ref. no TC&P>P&C (G/T/G)/OUT/2023/7075 dated 31-05-2023
Note 2:
Destructive Testing shall be as per API 1104 22nd ed. amendment requiremnets & update and memo ref. no TC&P>PSD/INT/2023/6504 Such as (tensile,bend, and Impact & CTOD Testing shall follow the mother pipe requirements / Pipeline Data Sheet.
Non-destructive testing such as Radioghraphy test (RT) before starting of destructive Testing for PQR samples
API Std 1104 Interpretations - Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities
Last update: February 2024
Standard Edition Section Inquiry # Question Response

1104 21 5.4.2.2 1104-I-0119-19 Background: While welding materials of two separate material Response 1: Based on the information provided, this
groups, the procedure for the higher strength shall be used. question cannot be answered.
Question 1: If I have to weld two separate material groups (e.g. group- Response 2: Based on the information provided, this
a to group-b), can I qualify the welding procedure using materials question cannot be answered.
from both the groups (i.e. group-a to group-b)?
Question 2: Is it mandatory to use welding procedure for higher

strength material groups only?
1104 21 5.4.2.2 1104-I-1124-19 Background: In API 1104 5.4.2.2 it states that “the procedure for the No. The Grade B and X42 are outside of the Group B
higher strength group shall be used”. materials.
Question: In order to simplify, minimize the number of weld NOTE This topic is being reviewed currently by the
procedures (and make compliance easier) is it possible to use a committee and may result in different requirements in a
single higher strength weld procedure on all lower material groups future edition.
(for example: X46 to X60 weld procedure used on X42 to Grade B)?
1104 22 5.4.2.2 8697 Background: The base material essential variable in Table 1, 5.4.2.2 This issue is not addressed in API 1104, 22nd Edition.
b) presents a range of pipe wall thickness that require WPS
requalification.
Category I is for standard WPS.
Category II is for WPS hardness and impact test:
– pipe: API 5L x60 8 in. x 12.7 mm;
– impact test required.
Question: In Category II, what is the range of thickness required after

qualification?
1104 22 5.4.2.2 9928 Background: We created a WPS and PQR using pipe-to-pipe (X65). Response 1: Yes; please see Table 1, Footnotes b & c.
Question 1: Is this PQR of pipe-to-pipe X65 material qualify Response 2: No, provided the “nominal” SMYS is not
production welding of pipe (X65) to fittings (ASTM A860 WPHY 65 or greater than X65 and all other essential variables
ASTM A694 Gr F65)? remain the same. Also please see Table 1, Footnotes b
& c.
Question 2: Is it required to make a new PQR for a pipe to each type
of fitting such as (pipe to hot bend, pipe to a bared tee, pipe to a tee,
pipe to elbow, and pipe to flange)?
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7.4 P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0020 REV C FOR PWHT OF FIELD GIRTH

WELD JOINTS.
ADNOC Classification: Internal
TECHNICAL QUERY (TQ)
TQ Rev. Rev C
TQ Title PWHT OF FIELD GIRTH WELD JOINTS
Date: 14-05-2024
TQ NO.: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0020 discipline Quality
Project Title EPC WAVE PROJECT COMP-C3A Attention Quality Manager
Project No. P30280A CC: Engineering Manager
TECHNICAL QUERY DETAILS – BY EPC CONTRACTOR
Reference Technical Documents: ASME B31.4-2022, ASME 31P-2017, EEMUA Publication 235 edition 1-2019, ASME B31.3-
2022 , P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0012 and Approved PQR matrix
TQ DESCRIPTION /PROPOSAL /UNDERSTANDING:
Re-evaluation of Technical Provisions of Exemption for PWHT of Girth Field Welds for all below
specifications and Standards
1- ASME 31P-2017 Standard Heat Treatments for Fabrication Processes Table 6.1.1-3 Exemptions to
Mandatory Post weld Heat Treatment:
It is clear in this table if need to waive and exempt PWHT for carbon steel P No 1 and Group nos 1-3 for all
thicknesses and all type of welds it must Preheat of 200°F (95°C) is applied prior to welding on any nominal
material thickness >1 in. (25 mm) (attachment No 1)
2- EEMUA Publication 235 edition 1 – 2019 Guidance on PWHT for P1 C Mn Steels Clause 1 Background
It is mentioned in this guidance that “The 2014 edition of ASME B31.3, and later editions, waived this requirement
subject to two constraints: multiple layer welding for steel thickness > 5mm, and a minimum preheat of 95°C
(200°F) prior to welding steel thickness > 25mm (1 in).
That is mean if welded joint above 25mm thickness preheated above 95°C prior to welding it is no need for stress
relieve (PWHT) (attachment No 2).
3- ASME B31.3-2022 Process Piping Table 331.1.3 Exemptions to Mandatory Post weld Heat Treatment.
Also, it clear like as per mentioned at ASME 31P if need to waive and exempt PWHT for carbon steel P No 1 and
Group no’s 1-3 for all thicknesses and all type of welds it must Preheat of 200°F (95°C) is applied prior to welding
on any nominal material thickness >1 in. (25 mm) (attachment No 3)
4- ASME B31.4-2022 Pipeline Transportation Systems for Liquid and Slurries Clause 434.8.9a
Welds shall be stress relieved when the effective weld throat (see Figure 434.8.6-2) exceeds 11∕4 in. (32 mm),
unless it can be demonstrated by welding procedure qualification tests, using materials of the same specification,
type, and grade with an effective weld throat that is equal to or greater than the production weld, that stress
relieving is not necessary. Welds in carbon steels having an effective weld throat larger than 11∕4 in. (32 mm) and
not larger than 11∕2 in. (38 mm) may be exempted from stress relieving if a minimum preheating temperature of
200°F (93°C) is used. The welding procedure specification shall specify when stress relieving and/or heat
treatment is required due to composition, thickness, welding process, restraint of the weld joint, or service
conditions. When required, the welding procedure qualification test shall include stress relieving and/or heat
treatment of the completed test joint. The post weld stress-relieving and heat treatment requirements in ASME
B31.3 or ASME BPVC, Section VIII, Division 1 or Division 2 may be used as a guide for minimum stress-relieving
and heat-treating requirements.
UNDERSTANDING OF THE CODE:
• In general, any weld above 32 mm shall be stress relived, unless it can be demonstrated by welding procedure
qualification tests, using materials of the same specification, type, and grade with an effective weld throat that is
equal to or greater than the production weld, that stress relieving is not necessary
• For CS larger than 32 and not larger than 38 may be exempted from stress relieving if a minimum preheating
temperature of 200°F (93C) (without demonstrating by welding procedure qualification tests)
• For CS any weld above 38 mm shall be stress relived), unless it can be demonstrated by welding procedure
qualification tests, using materials of the same specification, type, and grade with an effective weld
throat that is equal to or greater than the production weld, that stress relieving is not necessary
• EPC Contractor seek for approval of the proposed WPS for CS pipeline above 38 mm without PWHT and EPC
contractor to demonstrated by welding during PQR.
• company recommend the same for the seam weld in line pipe manufacturing of the line pipes TQ no: P30280A-
PTJ-TQ-GN- 0012 - for waiving PWHT to high thickness for seam weld of pipes with controlling of the preheat
TECHNICAL QUERY (TQ)
TQ Rev. Rev C
TQ Title PWHT OF FIELD GIRTH WELD JOINTS
Date: 14-05-2024
TQ NO.: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0020 discipline Quality
Project Title EPC WAVE PROJECT COMP-C3A Attention Quality Manager
Project No. P30280A CC: Engineering Manager
BACKGROUND /JUSTIFICATION:
• Line Pipes do not have heat treatment it will be TMCP as per Approved TQ No: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN- 0012
so EPC contractor propose make field joints without PWHT and make all required recommended precautions.
• EPC Contractor will make preheat with induction heating coil with homogeneity around the pipe circumference
and measure preheat temperature far from the bevel by 75mm by infrared device according to ADNOC
Requirement and minimum preheat temperature not less than 95°C
• EPC Contractor will make demonstration of WPS and PQR to achieve the requirement of data sheet and design
requirement.
• EPC Contractor has previous experience for make WPS & PQR with high thickness without PWHT at previous
project with Pipeline with ENI for DNV code of offshore pipeline with sour service (Copy attached No.2)
• EPC Contractor has approved TQ No: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN- 0012 for waiving PWHT to high thickness for
seam weld of pipes so contractor require to consider this approved TQ as a reference for field girth weld joints
(copy attached No.3)
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment No. 1 ASME 31P-2017 Standard Heat Treatments for Fabrication Processes Table 6.1.1-3
Exemptions to Mandatory Post weld Heat Treatment.
Attachment No. 2 EEMUA Publication 235 edition 1 – 2019 Guidance on PWHT for P1 C Mn Steels Clause 1
Background
Attachment No. 3 ASME B31.3-2022 Process Piping Table 331.1.3 Exemptions to Mandatory Post weld Heat
Treatment
Attachment No. 4 ASME B31.4-2022 Pipeline Transportation Systems for Liquid and Slurries Clause 434.8.9a
Attachment No. 5 EPC previous experience for make WPS & PQR with high thickness without PWHT
Attachment No. 6 Approved TQ No: P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN- 0012 for Waiving PWHT
Attachment No. 7 Proposed SAMPLE WPS
Originator (Name/Title) Fathy Fathy/ Welding QC engineer Signature
Signature
Project Quality Manager Ayman Ibrahim Khalifa
COMPANY REPLY:
Yehya Salaheldin 17 May 2024

Respondent (Name/Title) Quality Specialist - PQ&C Signature Date
Project Eng. Authority Signature Date
DISTRIBUTION TQ File Project Manager Others
NOTE: This document is not a Contract Variation, not a Technical Deviation, not a Change Request, not a Stock Material
Request, and not a means to Project Based Supplier Prequalification

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EPC WORKS FOR PROJECT WAVE - C3A

ADNOC Onshore Project No.: P30280A

PROPOSED WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION FOR FULL

REV. DATE ORIGINATOR REVIEWED APPROVED DESCRIPTION

Procurer: Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations Ltd

Project Company: Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply Company L.L.C

Owner’s Engineer: ILF Consulting Engineers

EPC Contractors: Orascom / Metito / Petrojet

C3A CONTRACTOR: Petroleum Projects & Technical Consultation Co. PETROJET

C3A NDT Subcontractor,s For Petrojet “Sievert Emirates Inspection LLC”

Sr. Rev. Issue Date of

2 B 2 29-05-2024 Issued for Review

3 1 3 07-06-2024 Issued for Construction

2 PROJECT SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES: ........................................................ 5

3 PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT: ................................................................ 8

4 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS: ..................................................... 8

5 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS: ..................................................................... 12

6 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE: ...................................................................... 15

7.3 P30280A-30-99-90-1656 APPROVED PQR MATRIX ......................... 30

1.1 General Project Information

Figure 1 Project Wave Component Breakdown Project Description

2 PROJECT SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES:

2.1 Project Objective.

Sustainable source for water injection.

Improve Infectivity in marginal, low permeability reservoirs.

Conceptually reduce simulation cost of injectors due to lower TSS

2.2 Project Scope.

2.2.1 Project’s design components are described as the following:

e) Component- 3A includes engineering design, procurement, inspecting, testing, installation, pre-

2.2.2 Following is the major scope of works for Component- 3A

2.2.3 Following is the major component of the works to be carried for

2.2.3.1 BAB Area

2.2.3.2 BAB Pipeline Corridor:

40” LP Line +18” HP Line to RDS 3 Area

16” HP Line to BB-1070 Area

36” LP Line to BB 1046 Area

Pig receiver facilities at RDS 3, BB1070& BB 1046

2.2.3.3 Bu Hasa Area

2.2.3.4 BuHasa Pipeline Corridor:

30” LP Line to BU-521

24” LP Line to BU 206

30” LP Line to BU 431

12” HP Line to Hub-10.

Pig receiver facilities at BU-521, Plat-4, BU 206, BU 431, HUB-10-10.

3 PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT:

• P30280A-PTJ-TQ-GN-0006/2023 FOR PIPLINE WELDING REQUIREMENT.

4 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS:

The agreement entered between Mirfa Seawater Treatment and Supply

Project Name. EPC WORKS FOR PROJECT WAVE - C3A

ILF CONSULTING ENGINEERS

BILFINGER TEBODIN MIDDLE EAST (BTME)

SHALL The use of the word “shall” indicate a mandatory requirement

Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the requirement the

ACCP Stands for ASNT Central Certification Program

ADNOC Onshore Abu Dhabi National Oil Company - Onshore

AGES ADNOC General Engineering Specification

AFC Approved for construction

AGP ADNOC Gas Processing

AGES • ADNOC Group Engineering Standards and Specifications