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ECCN EAR 99

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PACO

PROJECT

Date

Expandability
Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

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Class 2

Class 3

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Spare DCS I/O

PROJECT
No spare DCS I/O or

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No spare DCS I/O shall be provided. Space for

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Instrument Room

PROJECT
No spare room for
additional DCS
cabinets

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Room for additional


cabinets as per
operations
requirements (% as
defined in project
premises)

Date
Room for additional

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Marshalling

PROJECT
Unused channels not
terminated in
marshalling cabinet

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All unused DCS I/O


channels are terminated
in the marshalling panel

Date
All unused DCS I/O

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System Cabinet

PROJECT
No spare room for
expansion

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Room for expansion IO


cards (% as defined by
project)

Date
Room for expansion IO

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Controllers

PROJECT
Controllers simplex;
redundant on
exception basis

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Controllers redundant

Date
Controllers redundant

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Foundation

PROJECT
FF interface cards
non-redundant.
Power supplies
redundant.

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FF interface cards are


redundant. Power
supplies redundant

Date
FF interface cards are

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DCS architecture

PROJECT
No future
expandability in
design

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DCS architecture allows


for expansion with
minimal changes

Date
DCS architecture

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Gateways to third

PROJECT
Non-redundant

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Redundant for high


availability systems

Date
Redundant for high

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IO Redundancy

PROJECT
IO non-redundant

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Critical valve IO
redundant

Date
Critical AI/AO

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Third party

PROJECT
No integrated into
control system only
hardwired alarm
indicating action
required.

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Equipment integrated
into DCS via gateway

Date
Migrate the

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Safety System

PROJECT
Non-redundant
controllers

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Redundant controllers
for availability

Date
Redundant controllers

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Safety System I/O

PROJECT
As defined by SIL

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As defined by SIL

Date
As defined by SIL

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PACO

PROJECT

Date

Expandability (contd)

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Safety System PTI

PROJECT
PTI to max interval
without adding
additional initiators
or end elements

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Lengthen PTI to match


turnaround schedule
IPF architecture to
support

Date
Lengthen PTI to match

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Spare Field Cabling

PROJECT
Minimal spares will
naturally occur via unused
pairs from the project
design

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20%

Date
20%

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Reducer Location

PROJECT
Reducers shall be located outside globe valve
manifolds.

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Reducers shall be

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PROJECT

Date

Capacity Utilization
Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

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Class 2

Class 3

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Pump Fin/Fan

PROJECT
Pump/Fin Fan control

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Date

Select the appropriate:

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Redundant

PROJECT
Only one transmitter

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One year or less pay-

Date
Two year or less pay-

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UPS/Back-Up

PROJECT
No UPS or back-up

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UPS and back-up power supply shall be provided

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Freeze Protection

PROJECT
No freeze protection

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Heat tracing and insulation shall be provided as

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Process Analyzers

PROJECT
Only government
mandated process
analyzers (CEMS) will
be installed.
Laboratory analyzers
will be used to
perform normal
process analysis.

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Process analyzers will

Date
Analyzers may be
used for closed loop
control with the DCS
and/or computer
system for complex
loops. Any process
analyzer/control loop
requires justification
to be installed on a
project.

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Operability and Maintainability


Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Class 3

Vendor Selection

Consideration shall be
given to vendors not
listed in TAMAP,
especially for
package systems.

Vendors shall be listed in TAMAP.


TIC is 0.05% greater than Class 1 per packaged
unit.

Bypass Manifold
Around Control
Valves

No bypass valves
around control
valves.

Bypass manifolds shall


be used for the
following checked
criteria.
Primary feeds

High maintenance
valves (e.g.
cavitating services,
erosion)
Loss of valve would
require a shutdown
of the unit.
Reliability and
resulting
cost/benefit shall
be addressed
during review of
P&IDs.
TIC is 0.28% greater
than Class 1 for carbon
steel and 0.35% greater
than Class 1 for
stainless steel.

Most valves shall have


bypass manifold or
handwheel. Most
control valves shall be
able to be maintained
with unit remaining
operational. But, each
control valve
application will be
determined during
P&ID review.
TIC is 0.56% greater
than Class 1 for
carbon steel and 0.7%
greater than Class 1
for stainless steel.

Isolation of
Control Valves

No block valves or
drains will be
provided for isolation
of control valves.

Block valves and drains will be provided for


isolation of control valves.
TIC is 0.74% greater than Class 1 for carbon steel
block valves and drains and 0.9% greater than
Class 1 for stainless steel block valves and
drains.

Location of
Control Valves

Control valves do not


have to be at grade
or accessible via
platform (i.e. may not
be easily accessible
for maintenance).

All control valves shall be at grade or a platform


and accessible for maintenance.
TIC is 0.82% greater than Class 1.

Transmitter
Manifold

Transmitters do not
have to have
manifolds (i.e. root
valve only) (May
need to shutdown to
replace instrument).
Will still require
manifold for dP
transmitters for
equalization

All transmitters shall have manifolds.


TIC is 0.04% greater than Class 1.

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PROJECT

Date

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Operability and Maintainability (contd)


Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Class 3

Transmitter
Support

Transmitters may be
directly connected
(supported) on root
valve piping.

Transmitters shall be supported by cable or Ubolt to the process line or pipe stand
TIC is 0.4% greater than Class 1.

Spare Instruments

No spare instruments
purchase. Rely on
vendor stock and
current plant spares.
Exception is known
long lead items such as
remote diaphragm
seals.)

Normal spare parts justification and


procurement.
TIC is 0.2% greater than Class 1.

Process Switch
Connection

Direct connected
process switches shall
be used in lieu of
transmitters (level,
pressure, flow,
temperature) and
receiver switch.

Transmitter shall be used, refer DEP 32.31.00.32Gen .


TIC is 0.02% greater than Class 1.

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Operational

PROJECT
Use lowest cost

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Implement in DCS TIC

Date
Class 2 +
Implementation of
identified vendor
package systems
interlocks in the DCS.
Justification based on
reliability and
maintainability.
TIC is 0.1% greater
than Class 1.

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Complex Loops

Standard Complex
Loops as listed in the
DEP 32.30.20.16

Class 1 + Prototype complex loops installed to


meet project requirements. Class 3 plants may
require more prototype complex loops.
Continuous Process: TIC is 0.05% greater than
Class 1.
Batch Process: TIC is 0.10% TIC greater than
Class 1.

HMI

Simple graphics,
operating groups,
alarm management,
QWERTY keyboard and
mouse.

Class 1 plus scheduled


operations reports,
detailed graphics,
overlays, equipment
detail graphics.

Class 2 plus additional


monitoring tools
(controller online
calcs, SPC, automatic
loop tuning, etc.)

Process Control
System Hardware

Local historian on DCS.


Single PC driving
multiple screens
(minimum of two PCs)

Local historian,
console layout with
multiple independent
screens, dual power
sources for PCs, DCS
advanced control
hardware (as
required).

Class 2 with additional


screens, option for
remote view of
process (remote
monitoring and
control).

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Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Instrument Asset
Management

Not provided

Process Control
System Security

DEPs for Process Control System security requirements (e.g., DACA


DEPs) shall be followed for all projects where network connections are to
be added

Batch

No batch automation
in DCS

DCS configured for


single recipes, single
mode of operations.
TIC is 0.1% greater than
Class 1.

DCS customized:
recipes, lineups,
sequencers, abnormal
condition handlers,
batch logs, labelers,
bar coders, etc.
Special batch software
TIC is 0.3% greater
than Class 1.

Custom
Schematic
Displays

Points that have


outputs are displayed
once.
Approximately 30 to
40 custom schematic
displays

Identified process
overviews; Points that
have outputs may be
shown on multiple
displays.
Digital points (not all)
are shown.
Approximately 40 to 75
custom schematic
displays.
TIC is 0.05% greater
than Class 1.

Full process overviews


and custom
interfaces.
All information points
shown.
Approximately 75+
custom schematic
displays.
TIC is 0.1% greater
than Class 1.

Advanced Control

None

Advanced Control
applications on
Applications Server,
RTO is to be justified
Advanced control
applications with six
month payout (batch is
typically less)
implemented using
PCTP suite of products
running on a windows
PC.
TIC is 0.15% greater
than Class 1.

Advanced Control
applications on
Applications Server,
RTO on an
Optimization Server
Advanced control
applications with one
year payout (batch is
typically less)
implemented using
PCTP suite of products
running on a windows
PC.
TIC is 0.45% greater
than Class 1.

Support for Real


Time Operations
in PCD

Systems as required
to meet Upstream
Well and Reservoir
Management
minimum standards.

RT Operations server is
required for Well
Testing, Well
Surveillance and
Remote Control.

RT Operations server
is required for Well
Testing, Well
Surveillance and
Remote Control.

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Provided for all F&G and


DCS connected field
devices. Remote
stations in control room
and maintenance shop.

Class 3
Class 2 plus
integration of field
devices supplied on
skids.

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Operability and Maintainability (contd)


Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Class 3

Support for Real


Time Operations
in OD

Systems as required
to meet Upstream
Well and Reservoir
Management
minimum standards.

Application server is
required for Data
Historian (Mirror) Well
and Production
Surveillance, Data
Reconciliation, Online
Production System
Models.

Pressure
Regulators

Pressure regulators
shall be used in the
following
applications:
Air
Nitrogen

Pressure regulators shall only be used in


accordance with the DEPs.
TIC is 0.25% greater than Class 1.

Level Gauges/
Transmitters

PIs and TIs

Water
Lube Oil

Steam
Tank Blanketing

Process with no
decontamination
or corrosion
concerns

If remote indication
is required, number
of level indication
shall be
eliminated/reduced.
If remote indication
is not required, only
local level reading
shall be provided.
No local PIs or TIs
shall be provided. If
justified, thermowells
and root valves shall
be provided for
devices to be
installed by Location
as needed. More
local indicators may
be needed since
there is limited
information in control
room.

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Application server is
required for Data
Historian (Mirror), Well
and Production
Surveillance, Data
Reconciliation, Online
Production system
Models.

Level measurement shall have local indication


and level transmitter. Refer DEP Error: Reference
source not found

Local PIs and TIs shall


be installed by the
project except for the
following:
Local TIs for
monitoring
exchanger
performance. Use
TW only or hand
held pyrometer.
Local TIs where a TT
is provided
Local PIs where a PT
is provided
TIC is 0.045% greater
than Class 1.

Local PIs and TIs shall


be installed by the
project.
TIC is 0.09% greater
than Class 1.

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Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Controllers/
Indicators

No indicators shall be
provided (i.e.
controllers only) in
the control room.

Controllers shall be
provided as required for
control. Indicators
shall be provided to
monitor process
variables in a timely
manner. Do not provide
indicators to monitor
variables (such as
exchanger fouling or
filter delta pressures)
which change gradually
over weeks or months.
TIC is 1.6% greater than
Class 1.

Indicators shall be
provided to monitor
most process
variables.
TIC is 2.4% greater
than Class 1.

Compressor Surge
Control System

Shell surge control to


be used DCS
implementation to
match class.

Shell surge control to


be used DCS
implementation to
match class. Shells
CASC methodology is
recommended.

Shell surge control to


be used DCS
implementation to
match class.
Use of a special surge
controller (e.g. CASC
with measurements of
suction & discharge
T,P,F preferred. CCC,
Triconex and others
are acceptable in
accordance with
TAMAP) should be
justified basis cost
savings and risk of
damaging the
compressor.

Vibration
Monitoring

Machinery shall have


probes and necessary
hardware for periodic
manual vibration
monitoring

Machinery shall have probes and necessary


hardware for continuous vibration monitoring at
the local panel or FAR/RIE/DCS.
TIC is 0.075% greater than Class 1 per
compressor.

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Class 3

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Operability and Maintainability (contd)


Design
Item

Design Class
Class 1

Class 2

Class 3

Pump Minimum
Flow Bypass

No pump minimum
flow bypass or low
flow alarms shall be
provided. Operator
shall monitor the
performance of the
equipment to keep the
pumps running above
their minimum flow
requirements.

Provide minimum flow


bypass for critical charge
pumps or other pumps
which would sustain
significant damage if
flow were stopped during
normal operation.
TIC is 0.1% greater than
Class 1.

Pumping system in
which the flow through
the pump may be less
than minimum shall
have minimum flow
bypass This includes
start-up, normal,
emergency, and
shutdown conditions.
TIC is 0.2% greater
than Class 1.

Redundant HVAC

No redundant HVAC for


Control Room, Field
Auxiliary Room (FAR)
or Remote Instrument
E-enclosure (RIE) shall
be provided.

Redundant HVAC shall be provided in control


room, FAR and RIE.
TIC is 0.08% greater than Class 1.

Instrument
Protective System

The instrument protective system or systems is dependent on the SIL


functions that are part of the system, and on the quantity of functions. As
such the selection of the logic solver is controlled by the SIL values, such
that if there are SIL 3 functions then a certified for use in SIL 3 logic solver
is required. This is case for all Classes. Refer DEP 32.80.10.10-Gen, IEC
6151, and IEC 61508.

Tank Gauging

If manned operations,
local level gauges with
high high level alarm.
If unmanned
operation, remote level
indication with remote
high high level alarm
If product falls under
Buncefield criteria,
then Radar tank
gauging to the DCS,
with independent
transmitter for high
high alarm/IPF.

F&G detection
and systems

DEP 32.30.20.11 shall be followed for all projects

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Radar tank gauging to


the DCS, with
independent transmitter
for high high alarm/IPF.
Automatic tank level
gauge

Radar tank gauging to


the DCS, with
independent
transmitter for high
high alarm/IPF.

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