SSP 60d Piping

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Piping Specification
SSP-60d
These Specifications may only be used and relied upon by a supplier or contractor engaged to provide materials, goods or services to SemCAMS pursuant to, and
in accordance with, the terms and conditions (including, without limitation, any limitations contained therein) as set out in a written agreement between
SemCAMS and such supplier or contractor. Use or reliance upon these specifications in any other circumstances is prohibited and SemCAMS makes no
representations, guarantees or warranties with respect to such other use including, without limitation, with respect to the reliability, accuracy, fitness, validity,
nature or content of these specifications for such other use and assumes no liability for any loss, damages or expenses, which any person may suffer, sustain, pay
or incur as a result of the use of these specifications for such other use.
17-Nov-10
Technical Update
R. Neill
T. Abels
C. Hayes
05-Dec-08
Minor Technical Update
R. Neill
G. Murray
C. Hayes
30-Jun-07
Update for B31.3 2006 Ed.
R. Neill
G. Murray
C. Hayes
A
Revision
31-Oct-06
Date
Update
R. Neill
Originator
G. Murray
Checker
G. Skeavington
Approver
Description
SSP-60d
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Requirements: Revision History:.............................................................................. 10
Appendices: Revision History: ..............................................................................................11
1.0
SCOPE .................................................................................................................... 13
2.0
DEFINITIONS .......................................................................................................... 13
3.0
REFERENCES......................................................................................................... 15
4.0
REQUIRED CODES AND STANDARDS ................................................................. 15
5.0
DESIGN BASIS ....................................................................................................... 17

5.1
General Requirements .............................................................................................17
5.2
Design Pressure ......................................................................................................17
5.3
Design Temperature ................................................................................................19
5.4
Pipe Class Breaks ....................................................................................................21
5.5
Pipe Wall Thickness Calculations ............................................................................. 21
5.6
Standardization of Materials ..................................................................................... 22
5.7
Flexibility and Nozzle Load Analysis ......................................................................... 23
5.8
Governing Codes - Limits of Code Application to Facility Piping................................ 27
6.0
PIPING DESIGN DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS......................................... 28
7.0
MATERIAL SELECTION ......................................................................................... 31
8.0
A.
7.1
Piping ......................................................................................................................32
7.2
Tubing .....................................................................................................................35
7.3
Fittings .....................................................................................................................36
7.4
Flanges and Blanks..................................................................................................37
7.5
Bolting .....................................................................................................................40
7.6
Gaskets ...................................................................................................................42
7.7
Valves......................................................................................................................45
7.8
Elastomers...............................................................................................................52
QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL ..................................................... 53

8.1
Contractors QA/QC .................................................................................................53
8.2
Inspection Requirements.......................................................................................... 54
8.3
Fabrication QA/QC...................................................................................................54
8.4
Procurement ............................................................................................................55
8.5
Material Test Reports (MTRs) .................................................................................. 55
8.6
Pressure Testing ......................................................................................................56
SMALL DIAMETER PIPING SUPPLEMENT ........................................................... 61

A.1
Scope and Definitions ..............................................................................................61
A.2
Materials ..................................................................................................................61
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Installation ...............................................................................................................63
A.4
Seal and Bridge Welding .......................................................................................... 64
A.5
Quality Assurance / Quality Control .......................................................................... 66
SOUR SERVICE SUPPLEMENT ............................................................................. 68

B.1
B.2
Design Requirements...............................................................................................69
B.3
General Material Requirements ................................................................................ 70
B.4
Piping ......................................................................................................................73
B.5
Tubing .....................................................................................................................74
B.6
Fittings .....................................................................................................................75
B.7
Flanges....................................................................................................................75
B.8
Bolting .....................................................................................................................76
B.9
Valves......................................................................................................................77
B.10
Preheating, Welding and Heat Treatment ................................................................. 78
B.11
Quality Assurance / Quality Control .......................................................................... 79
B.12
Material Identification ...............................................................................................79
B.13
Certificate of Compliance .........................................................................................80
FLEXIBLE PIPING (HOSE) SUPPLEMENT ............................................................ 81

C.1
General ....................................................................................................................81
C.2
Marking....................................................................................................................81
C.3
Scope ......................................................................................................................82
C.4
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) for Hose ........................................ 82
C.5
End Fittings..............................................................................................................83
C.6
Inspection and Testing .............................................................................................84
C.7
Reference Standards ...............................................................................................84
FIBERGLASS PIPING SUPPLEMENT .................................................................... 87

D.1
D.2
Required Standards and Specifications .................................................................... 87
D.3
Regulatory Requirements......................................................................................... 89
D.4
Design Considerations .............................................................................................89
D.5
Installation and Assembly......................................................................................... 91
D.6
Inspection and Repair ..............................................................................................95
D.7
Documentation.........................................................................................................96
PIPELINE SUPPLEMENT ....................................................................................... 99

E.1
Scope ......................................................................................................................99
E.2
Design ...................................................................................................................100
E.3
Design Documentation Requirements .................................................................... 102
E.4
Materials ................................................................................................................103
E.5
Quality Assurance / Quality Control ........................................................................ 105
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DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL PIPING SUPPLEMENT ......................................... 109

F.1
Scope ....................................................................................................................109
F.2
Required Codes, Standards and Specifications ...................................................... 109
F.3
General ..................................................................................................................109
F.4
Materials ................................................................................................................109
F.5
Welding Documentation and Qualification .............................................................. 110
F.6
Weldment Materials Properties Requirements ........................................................ 111
F.7
Welding and Fabrication.........................................................................................112
F.8
Bi-Metallic Welds ...................................................................................................114
F.9
Bends ....................................................................................................................114
F.10
Inspection and Testing ........................................................................................... 114
F.11.
Documentation.......................................................................................................115
LINE SIZING GUIDELINES ................................................................................... 117

G.1
General ..................................................................................................................117
G.2
Liquid Lines............................................................................................................117
G.3
Pump Suction, Discharge and Gravity Flow Lines................................................... 118
G.4
Tank and Tank Truck Fill Lines............................................................................... 120
G.5
Thermosiphon Reboilers ........................................................................................120
G.6
Gas Lines ..............................................................................................................121
G.7
Vapor Lines............................................................................................................121
G.8
Steam Lines ...........................................................................................................122
G.9
FRP and Cu-Ni Piping ............................................................................................122
G.10
Instrument Air Supply Systems............................................................................... 122
CHECK VALVE GUIDELINES ............................................................................... 123

H.1
Ball Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves.......................................................................... 123
H.2
Piston Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves...................................................................... 123
H.3
Swing Check Valves ..............................................................................................123
H.4
Dual Plate Check Valves ........................................................................................ 124
H.5
Stop Check Valves.................................................................................................124
H.6
Tilting Disk Check Valves ....................................................................................... 125
H.7
Check Valve Installation Guidelines........................................................................ 125
H.8
High Pressure Gas Injection Compressor Discharge Check Valves ........................ 125
FIREPROOFING GUIDELINES ............................................................................. 127

I.1
Scope and Definitions ............................................................................................127
I.2
Required Standards and Specifications .................................................................. 127
I.3
General ..................................................................................................................127
I.4
Areas where Fire-proofing is Required ................................................................... 128
PIPING ARRANGEMENT DETAILS ...................................................................... 129

J.1
Scope and Definitions ............................................................................................129
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J.2
Layout and Spacing ...............................................................................................129
J.3
Pumps ...................................................................................................................129
J.4
Compressors .........................................................................................................131
J.5
Process Vessels ....................................................................................................134
J.6
Fired Equipment.....................................................................................................135
J.7
Tanks and Storage Vessels.................................................................................... 135
J.8
Utility Connections to Process Lines....................................................................... 136
J.9
Utility Stations ........................................................................................................136
J.10
Utility Steam Piping ................................................................................................137
J.11
Oxygen Service Piping ...........................................................................................137
J.12
Buried Piping .........................................................................................................137
J.13
Vents for Piping and Vessels.................................................................................. 138
J.14
Drains for Piping and Vessels................................................................................. 139
J.15
Piping Alignment ....................................................................................................141
J.16
Misc. Piping and Valve Installation Details .............................................................. 142
J.17
Pipe Hangers and Supports ................................................................................... 145
J.18
Piping System Expansion and Flexibility Considerations......................................... 147
J.19
Strainers ................................................................................................................148
BOLT TIGHTENING PROCEDURES .................................................................... 151

K.1
Preparation ............................................................................................................151
K.2
Bolting Procedure ..................................................................................................151
K.3
Machinery Bolting Requirements ............................................................................ 151
K.4
Bolting Sequence ...................................................................................................152
REFERENCES....................................................................................................... 153
L.1
Company Specifications ......................................................................................... 153
L.2
Legislation and Regulation ..................................................................................... 153
L.3
Industry Codes and Standards ............................................................................... 154
STANDARD FORMS ......................................................................................................... 161

Form SF-1: Process and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) Checklist ................................... 162
Form SF-2: MTR Checklist for Pressure Piping (Carbon Steel Material)
Page 1 of 2......... 164
Form SF-3: Fabrication Examination Record Sheet............................................................. 166

Form SF-4: Piping Examination Checklist ........................................................................... 167
REFERENCE TABLES AND FIGURES ............................................................................ 169

Reference Tables: Revision History: ................................................................................... 170
Table RT-1: Component Size Nomenclature ....................................................................... 171
Table RT-2: Pipe Wall Thickness ........................................................................................ 172
Table RT-3: Branch Connection Table
1,5,6
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Table RT-4: Allowable Pipe Spans for Steel Piping ............................................................. 174
Table RT-5: Reducing Threaded Pipe Flanges (Tapped Blinds)1 ......................................... 175
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Table RT-6: Cross Reference of Mating API and ASME Flanges......................................... 176
Table RT-7: API Flange Size to be used with Pipe 1 ............................................................ 177
Table RT-8: RTJ Ring Gaskets for use with ASME B16.5 Flanges ...................................... 177
Table RT-9: Stud Dimensions for Raised Face (RF) Flanges .............................................. 178
Table RT-10: Stud Dimensions for Ring Joint Flanges ........................................................ 179
Table RT-11: Bolt Torque Data for RF Flanges and Spiral Wound Gaskets ......................... 180
Table RT-12: Bolt Torque Data for RTJ Flanges and Ring Gaskets ..................................... 181
Table RT-13: Thicknesses for Raised Face Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks 1,2....................... 182
Table RT-14: Thicknesses for Female Ring Joint Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks
Table RT-15: Thicknesses for Male Ring Joint Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks
1, 2
Table RT-16: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 1.1 and 1.2 (CS)
1, 2
.............. 183
.................. 184
1, 2
................ 185
Table RT-17: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 1.3 (low temp. CS) ............... 185
Table RT-18: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.1 (304 SS 1) ........................ 186
Table RT-19: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.2 (316 SS 1) ........................ 186
Table RT-20: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.3 (304 L & 316L SS 1) ......... 187
Table RT-21: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.8 (Duplex SS 1,3) ................. 187
Table RT-22: Requirements for Blanks ............................................................................... 188
Table RT-23: Design Min. Temp. for A106-B Carbon Steel without Impact Testing 1,2.......... 189
Table RT-24: Common Spiral Wound Gasket Color Codes 1 ............................................... 190
Table RT-25: Maximum Flange Pressure Ratings for CSA Z662 Pipelines .......................... 191
Table RT-26: Ratings Basis for O-Let Fittings, MSS SP-97 (Buttwelding, Threaded and
Socket Welding) .....................................................................................................191
PIPE CLASS TABLES ...................................................................................................... 193

Pipe Class Tables: Revision History:................................................................................... 194
Service Index......................................................................................................................197
Summary of Piping Classes ................................................................................................199
Material Equivalency Table for ASTM Piping Components .................................................. 203
General Notes for Pipe Class Tables .................................................................................. 205
VALVE LONG DESCRIPTIONS ........................................................................................ 335

Valve Long Descriptions: Revision History: ......................................................................... 336
Valve Identification Legend .................................................................................................339
Material Equivalencies ........................................................................................................340
General Valve Notes:..........................................................................................................341
Applicable Valve Standards: ...............................................................................................343
Ball Valve Long Descriptions ..............................................................................................345
Butterfly Valve Long Descriptions ....................................................................................... 371
Check Valve Long Descriptions .......................................................................................... 379
Gate Valve Long Descriptions.............................................................................................415
Globe Valve Long Descriptions ........................................................................................... 431
Needle Valve Long Descriptions ......................................................................................... 443
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Plug Valve Long Descriptions .............................................................................................449

Specialty - Chemical Injection Valve Long Descriptions....................................................... 451
Specialty - Instrument Double Block and Bleed Valve Long Descriptions............................. 457
Specialty - Sample Valve Long Descriptions ....................................................................... 473
Tubing Valve Long Descriptions.......................................................................................... 478
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TABLES
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Table 1: Specified Corrosion Allowance for Pipe .............................................................................22

Table 2: Specified Thread Allowance for Pipe 1 .................................................................................22
Table 3: Piping Material Selection .....................................................................................................34
Table 4: Fitting Material Selection......................................................................................................37
Table 5: Flange Material Selection ....................................................................................................40
Table 6: Bolting Material Selection ....................................................................................................41
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Table 7: Trim Requirements for Gate, Globe and Check Valves ......................................................48
Table 8: Typical Ball Valve Seat / Seal Requirements 1 .....................................................................49
Table 9: Ball Valve Construction Requirements .................................................................................50
Table 10: Operator Requirements for Valves .....................................................................................50
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Table 11: Approximate Temperature Limits of Common Oilfield Elastomers ....................................52

Table 12: Class of Fittings to be used in Small Diameter Piping Systems ..........................................62
Table 13: Chemical Composition Limits for Carbon Steel Piping Materials in Sour Service ................70
Table 14: Typical Environmental Limits of Corrosion Resistant Alloys (CRAs) in Sour Service ...........72
Table 15: Sour Service Bolting Material Selection...........................................................................77
Table 16: Elastomer use in Sour Service Valves................................................................................78
Table 17: Recommended Valves for High Concentration Sour Service ..............................................78
Table 18: Maximum Support Spacing for Uninsulated FRP Pipe 24C ............................................90
Table 19: Fiberglass Piping Installer Approval Range Diameters .......................................................91
Table 20: Pipeline Risers, Recommended Minimum Bend Radii ......................................................101
Table 21: Recommended Maximum Variation in Pipeline Internal Diameter for ILI Tools .................102
Table 22: Weld Qualification Limitations for Duplex SS Piping .........................................................111
Table 23: Corrosion Resistance Test Criteria for Duplex SS Piping..................................................111
Table 24: Bimetallic Weld Consumables for Duplex SS Piping .........................................................114
Table 25: Boiling or Viscous Liquids Preliminary Sizing Criteria ....................................................119
Table 26: Light Hydrocarbons and Water Preliminary Sizing Criteria.............................................119
Table 27: Recommended Velocity for Steam Lines..........................................................................122
Table 28: Recommended Pressure Drop for Steam Lines ...............................................................122
Table 29: Drains for Vertical Vessels ...............................................................................................140
Table 30: Drains for Horizontal Vessels ...........................................................................................140
Table 31: Machinery Flange Alignment Tolerances.......................................................................141
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General Requirements: Revision History:

Rev. d
Minor Update .................................................................................................................................
Changes to incorporate BC and Saskatchewan
Moved regulatory references from Section 3 to Section E due to large list now with BC and SK
included.
Added additional information in Section 4.0 to reflect BC and SK.
Section 7.0 Item 2, Section 6.0 Item 4 (in its entirety) and Section 5.7.1 Item 7 all modified in an
effort to address some of the particular requirements in BC and Saskatchewan
Throughout: removed references to ASME B16.28 as this standard has been withdrawn and ASME B16.9
now incorporates short radius elbows
Revised the minimum design metal temperature (MDMT) for low temperature materials from -46 C to
45 C per Code Interpretation 21-01. Also corrected MDMT for A193 B7M bolting from -46 to -48 C and
A350 LF2 Class 2 material from -18 to -17 C.
Changed all references to Duplex Grade S31803 to Duplex Grade S32205 for pipe and from F51 to F60
for forgings (due to higher nitrogen content and better weld properties). Tubing unaffected since not
welded.
Section 2.0, modified definitions of on-plot and off-plot
Section 2.0, Minor clarification to the definition of Category D service.
Section 5.1 Item 3, deleted as duplicates Section 7.1 Item 3.
Section 5.2 Item 3 modified to address situations that may require greater margins above the maximum
operating pressure.
Section 5.2 Item 7, modified to address test pressure
Section 5.3 Item 3, Modified criteria for determination of design min temp
Section 5.8, minor modifications to reflect the new ERCB Directive 77 and to clarify that pump stations
may be built to CSA Z662.
Section 6.0, added new Item 9 to identify requirement for P.Eng certification of final as-built drawings in
BC.
Section 7.0 Item 2, modified note to reflect new CSA B51 requirements
Section 7.1 Item 3, modified language and comment
Section 7.2, Modified requirements for Low and High Pressure Tubing
Section 7.4 Item 2 modified to reflect new sweet SS line classes.
Section 7.4, Modified comments to Table 5 to add hyperlink to technical paper on the subject of A105
forged flanges
Sections 7.6 Item 4b and 5a(iii) modified in regards to Pikotek VCS, Firelok, Flowlok and VCFS gaskets
Section 7.7, Table 7, revised to replace references to API Trim 5 Modified to API Trim 16 as API 600 has
now been updated to include as Trim 16.
Section 7.7, modified headings in Table 7 to refer to API 602 & API 600 instead of NPT, SW and flanged.
Section 7.7 Items 4 and 12 Minor modifications
Section 7.8 Item 2, added discussion of testing for explosive decompression.
Section 7.8, updated table 11.
Section 8.3 Item 2, added note to reference ABSA bulletin
Section 8.3, added new item 3 to clarify that examinations shall be completed after PWHT.
Section 8.6 modified to clarify instrument tubing testing requirements
Section 8.6.1 Item 5, expanded the range of systems which may receive a 10 min pressure test.
Section 8.6.1 Item 7, revised to include examination, to permit testing against closed valves, and to clarify
the acceptability of pretesting components and piping assemblies.
Standard Forms, Modified Form SF-2 to match new requirements in document
Table 3 and 4 modified to identify longitudinally seam welded stainless steel pipe and fitting materials that
may be considered when seamless materials are unavailable.
Section 7.3 Item 1, clarified language
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Appendices: Revision History:

Rev. d
Minor Update .................................................................................................................................
Revised the minimum design temperature for low temperature materials from -46 C to 45 C per Code
Interpretation 21-01.
Changed all references to Duplex Grade S31803 to Duplex Grade S32205 for pipe and from F51 to F60
for forgings (due to higher nitrogen content and better weld properties). Tubing unaffected since not
welded.
Appendix A, further restricted use of threaded and seal welded construction as ABSA has been pushing
back against this option preferring socket welded joints.
Section A.2 Item 3 Bullet 3, Slightly modified wording
Section A.2 Item 3 and A.3 Item 1 modified wording regarding large masses and vibrating service.
Section A.2 Item 11 modified regarding welding of gate and globe valves
Section A.4 Item 2, added comments about seal welding to fix leaks.
Section A.4 Item 7 modified to reference steam and hot oil service.
Section A.4 item 10, clarified exemption on seal welding of threaded instrument valves
Section A.5 Item 4, Revised wording and modified requirements relating to MT of fillet welds
Section A.2 Item 5 modified to reference new Table RT-26.
Appendix B, Extensive review, restructuring and modifications to requirements.
Appendix B Table 13, added cast products which were omitted in error
Appendix B, Modified Table 14 to match current NACE
Appendix B, Table 14 updated in Appendix B to include Alloy 20
Section B.2, Modified Item 4 to match the vessel spec regarding minimum connection size and rating in
sour service.
Section B.3.1, removed Item 1 and 3(b). Modified new Item 1
Section B.3.1 Item 6, added comment.
Section B.3.1 Item 8 modified so Table E-1 form is not mandatory
Section B.3.1 Modified Item 10 to clarify that compliance with NACE Region 3 is required.
Sections B.4 and B.6, added micro alloy requirements to Items 2(b)
Section B.9 Item 1, clarified comments relating to welding on cast valve bodies
Section B.10, Added Item 3 to note that welders must be qualified on a fillet weld test to do fillet welding.
Numerous changes to Appendix C to clarify with no change in requirements
Added Section C.1 Item 3
Revised Section C.2 Item 1
Completed rewrote Section C.4
Significant rewrite of Section C.6
Added new comment to Section C.7 Item 2

Section C.2, clarification of new requirements around hose registration.
Section D.6 Item 3(c), clarified that the minimum test duration for a CSA Z662 pipeline consisting of FRP
material is 8 hrs.
Appendix E, updated titles for a number of documents
Appendix E, Updated to reflect the new ERCB Directive 77
Appendix E, A number of Modifications to address BC and SK:
Added regulatory references to E.1 Item 3
Modified E.2.1 regarding Stress Levels
Modified E.3 Item 1 regarding licensing
Modified E.4 Items 1, 2, and 3 regarding use of CSA Materials.

Appendix E modified as necessary to comply with the new Sour Service Materials Requirements
document issued by the ERCB.
Section E.4 item 1, minor changes to language; also to Item 4 and Item 6 of that section.
Section E.4.5, corrected to indicate required CE values for pipeline piping.
Section E.5.2, Various modifications to clarify requirements for both strength and leak testing.
Section E.5.2 Item 2(c), corrected error 110% MOP not 110% SMYS.
Section E.5.2 Item 4, clarified that these test durations apply to steel pipelines.
Section F.4 Added requirement to require that Duplex SS material have a minimum nitrogen content of
0.14%.
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Appendix J, Corrected Table 29 to add mention of vessel height.

Section J.3 Item 6 and J.4 Item 6 modified to address the need for larger margins above the maximum
operating pressure on reciprocating machinery.
Modified J.17 Item 14 regarding thermowells.
Appendix L, Modified titles of API 600, B16.5, and B16.11
Appendix L, Changes to incorporate BC and Saskatchewan
Appendix L, Added ASTM E140 and API 938-C to the list of referenced standards
Appendix L, updated to correct omissions.
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Piping Specification: General Requirements

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1.
This specification applies to all above ground piping systems; including but not limited to process
piping, relief system piping, and utility system piping. In addition, the specification applies to all
On-Plot buried piping systems. This specification does not address buried pipelines.
Note: Pipeline piping including S-bend risers, pig traps, and associated equipment which falls
within the jurisdiction of the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) or the
equivalent authority in other provinces, and which is governed by CSA-Z662, shall comply with
the additional requirements of Appendix E.
Comments: This specification is intended to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Alberta Pressure
Equipment Regulations. However, the Alberta Pipeline Regulations (and CSA Z662) impose additional
requirements for pipeline piping. Appendix E incorporates these additional requirements. Note: Current
Alberta Regulations require that S-bend risers, pig launchers and pig receivers be designated part of the
pipeline system. References, Alberta Regulation 49/2006, and Alberta Regulation 91/2005.
2.
Temporary or rental equipment intended to be in use less than 12 months may be exempted from
some of the requirements of this specification with Company approval.
Cautionary Note: the following quotation is from ABSAs The Pressure News, Vol. 2, Issue 3,
June 1997: The Safety Codes Act itself requires, in section 5, that an owner (includes lessee) shall
ensure that anything he uses, to which the act applies, meets the requirements of the Act
Comments: The 12 month limitation is arbitrary but selected to be consistent with the Alberta ERCB
definition of a temporary facility. Examples of some possible exemptions are as follows: reduced corrosion
allowances, expanded use of threaded piping, threaded connections may be used where not otherwise
permitted, etc. Where it is intended that equipment shall be in use longer than 12 months (including cases
where it will be moved to multiple locations) it shall comply with this specification.
3.
2.0
This specification is intended for new piping systems, and piping system modifications. Many of
the requirements are based upon evaluation of the costs and benefits and they may not be
appropriate when reviewing an existing piping system. However, this specification should be used
as a preliminary tool to identify possible concerns in existing piping systems.
DEFINITIONS
1.
Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ): The government authority having regulatory responsibility
for review, approval, and oversight of facilities and associated equipment, at the installation
location. Within Alberta, for pressure equipment this would be the Alberta Boiler Safety
Association (ABSA) and for pipelines the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB).
2.
Canadian Registration Number (CRN): A registration number, allotted by a provincial

government in Canada that allows a pressure-retaining item to be used in that province.
3.
Category D Service: A fluid service that is non-flammable, non-toxic, and not damaging to human
tissue, that has a design pressure less than 1035 kPa, and that has a design temperature between
-29C and 186C. Per ASME B31.3 Code Interpretation 21-47, it is permissible for the design
minimum temperature to be less than -29C. Note: a designated term within ASME B31.3.
4.
Category M Service: A fluid service in which the potential for personnel exposure is judged to be
significant and in which a single exposure to a very small quantity of toxic fluid can produce
serious irreversible harm to persons on breathing or bodily contact. Note: a designated term within
ASME B31.3.
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5.
Central Canadian Registration Number (CCRN): A registration number, allotted by a nationally

recognized organization such as CSA in accordance with procedures accepted by more than one
province in Canada, that allows a fitting to be used in such provinces.
6.
Company: The owner and principal end user; SemCAMS.
7.
Company Approval: Company approval may be provided by any Company representative

technically competent in the area where approval is being provided. The approver shall ensure
stake-holder involvement as appropriate and shall ensure that approvals are in compliance with
Code and Regulatory requirements, and Company policy.
8.
Contractor: The party responsible for furnishing and/or installing the piping system.
9.
Critical Service: Any service where a piping or equipment failure could result in an incident with
critical or catastrophic consequences. Some examples of critical service piping include: LPG
piping, H2S piping, and instrument air systems supplying critical instruments and control systems.
10. Designer: The person or organization in responsible charge of the engineering design.
11. Double Block and Bleed (DB&B) Valve: While many valves are described as double block and
bleed by virtue have having double sealing elements that allow isolation from either direction with
a bleed in-between (i.e., they meet the definition of double block and bleed used in ISO 14313),
these valves generally rely on system pressure to achieve a tight reliable seal and should really be
considered as single isolation valves with bidirectional shutoff capability. Such valves do not meet
the requirements of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code for process isolation during
maintenance. Only double block and bleed valves that meet the requirements described in Section
7.7 Item 14 are acceptable for process isolation during maintenance.
12. Fabricator: The organization responsible for the preparation of piping for assembly, including
cutting, threading, grooving, forming, bending, and joining of components into subassemblies.
13. Fully Vented: means open to atmosphere with no isolating device on the vent and with the vent
sized and maintained so that the pressure in the pressure equipment does not exceed atmospheric
pressure. See The Pressure Equipment Exemption Order (PEEO), A.R. 56/2006.
Note: ABSA has advised that it is acceptable to consider a line as fully vented if it is open to
atmosphere and the piping system design is such that the pressure can not exceed 103 kPa under
any flow condition.
14. High Concentration Sour Service: A service where the H2S partial pressure in the gas phase is
greater than 1000 kPa absolute.
15. High Pressure Fluid Service (or Piping): A service with a design pressure that exceeds the
nominal pressure rating of an ASME 2500 flange. Note: a designated term within ASME B31.3
although the definition used herein has been modified by the Company.
16. High Pressure Tubing: Tubing with a design pressure greater than or equal to 32,000 kPa.
17. Large Diameter Piping: Piping NPS 2 (DN 50) and larger.
18. Low Pressure Tubing: Tubing with a design pressure less than 32,000 kPa.
19. Low Temperature Service: Any service where the design minimum temperature is between
-29C and -45C.
20. Normal Fluid Service: A typical fluid service; one that does not meet the requirements for
Category D, Category M, or High Pressure Service. Note: a designated term within ASME B31.3.
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21. Off-Plot Piping: Piping outside of a designated facility boundary (e.g., outside the fence). Piping
may be governed by CSA Z662 or ASME B31.3. Within Alberta, this piping would typically be
under the jurisdiction of either the Pipeline Act or the Oil and Gas Act,
22. On-Plot Piping: Piping within a processing facility boundary (e.g., within the plant fence).
Typically, piping governed by ASME B31.3 or ASME B31.1. Within Alberta, this piping would
typically be under the jurisdiction of the Safety Codes Act.
23. Piping System(s): Means an assembly of pipes, pipe fittings, valves, safety devices, pumps,
compressors and other fixed equipment that contains a gas, vapour or liquid but does not include a
boiler or pressure vessel.
24. Root Valve: A header isolation valve which isolates a branch line from a header.
25. Severe Cyclic Service: Conditions applying to specific piping components or joints in which the SE
exceeds 0.8SA and the equivalent number of cycles exceeds 7000. Refer to ASME B31.3 or B31.1
for additional information. Note: a designated term within ASME B31.3 and B31.1.
26. Small Diameter Piping: Piping NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller.
27. Sour Service: All fluid service described as:
a. Gas phase where the H2S partial pressure exceeds 0.3 kPa absolute.
b. Single phase liquids that are in equilibrium with a gas phase, where the gas phase H2S partial
pressure exceeds 0.3 kPa absolute.
c. For single phase liquids that are not in equilibrium with a gas phase, determine the liquid's
bubble point pressure and gas composition at the operating temperature. The liquid is
considered sour, if this bubble point gas phase H2S partial pressure exceeds 0.3 kPa absolute.
d. Unless otherwise approved by the Company in writing, the presence of water is not required
for a gas and/or liquid to be considered sour.
e. There is no minimum pressure to avoid designating a gas or liquid as sour.
3.0
REFERENCES
Due to the size of the reference list, this list has been included as Appendix L. Refer to Appendix L for
a complete description of referenced documents.
4.0
REQUIRED CODES AND STANDARDS

1.
Piping design, layout and installation shall satisfy law, statute, and regulation of the Authority
Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Compliance with guidance documents published by the AHJ is
required.
2.
All piping systems and component parts shall, in their material, assembly, installation and testing,
equal or exceed the minimum requirements specified in the latest editions of the following
legislation, regulations, codes, standards, and recommended practices as applicable:
Within Alberta, the Safety Codes Act and all associated Regulations; in particular, the Pressure
Equipment Safety Regulation (PESR, Alberta Regulation 49/2006) and the Pressure
Equipment Exemption Order (PEEO, Alberta Regulation 56/2006)
ERCB Directive 060, Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring Guide
Directive 064, Requirements and Procedures for Facilities
ERCB Directive 055, Storage Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry
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Within British Columbia, the Safety Standards Act and all associated Regulations; in
particular, the Power Engineers, Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and Refrigeration Safety Regulation
(BC Regulation 104/2004)
Within Saskatchewan, the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act and all associated Regulations; in
particular, the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Regulations (SK Regulation B-5.1 Reg 1).
Outside of Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan, the Boilers and Pressure Vessels Act
and associated Regulations of the respective Province.
CSA B51, Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and Pressure Piping Code

CSA B52, Mechanical Refrigeration Code
ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code

ASME B31.1, Power Piping
ASME B31.3, Process Piping
ASME B31.5, Refrigeration Piping

ASME B31.9, Building Services Piping
ANSI K61.1, Safety Requirements for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia
NFPA 58, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code
NFPA 59, Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases at Utility Gas Plants
MSS SP-25, Standard Marking System for Valves, Fittings, Flanges and Unions
TEMA, Standards of Tubular Exchanger Manufacturers Association
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Materials for use in H2S
containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production
API 520, Sizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure-Relieving Devices in Refineries
API 521, Pressure-relieving and Depressuring Systems
API Standard 661, Air Cooled Heat Exchangers for General Refinery Service
API Standard 2510, Design and Construction of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Installations
API Publication 2510A, Fire-Protection Considerations for the Design and Operation of
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Storage Facilities
Note: Any addenda to these bodies of rules and any rulings, cases, or interpretations issued by the
AHJ shall be deemed as part of this list, unless contrary to the requirements of the AHJ.
3.
All additional regulations, codes, standards, and recommended practices referenced and/or adopted
by the foregoing documents shall be deemed as part of this list.
4.
All conflicts between this specification and the applicable codes, standards and local regulatory
requirements shall be resolved by the Company
Note: In the event of conflict between this specification and the ASME Code or the local regulatory
requirements, the more stringent requirements shall apply.
5.
Any and all exceptions to this specification shall be submitted to the Company for approval.
6.
The following regulations, codes, standards, and recommended practices are not a mandatory part
of this specification but are listed herein as they provide useful information related to piping system
design and installation:
PIP Practice PNE00001, Design of ASME B31.3 Metallic Piping Systems.
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API RP 14E, Recommended Practice for Design and Installation of Offshore Production
Platform Piping Systems; and API RP 686, Recommended Practices for Machinery
Installation and Installation Design.
ISO 13703, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Design and Installation of Piping
Systems on Offshore Production Platforms.
NORSOK Standard L-001, Piping and Valves; and NORSOK Standard L-002, Piping
Design, Layout and Stress Analysis.
Note: There are a number of other related practices and standards published by both PIP and
NORSOK that, in the interests of brevity, have not been listed.
5.0
DESIGN BASIS
5.1
General Requirements
1.
Piping systems shall not be designed to include allowance for occasional variations of pressure
and/or temperature as provided for in ASME B31.3.
Comments: ASME B31.3 allows short term excursions above the normal design pressure. However, the
company considers it to be poor practice to design using these allowances. Regardless, the Alberta
regulations require protection at the design pressure and so the use of these allowances would likely require
the approval ABSA.
2.
Piping systems shall not be designed to include allowance for reduction of the minimum operating
temperature as provided for in ASME B31.3 (when operating at reduced stress levels) unless
approved by the Company.
Comments: Recent editions of B31.3 have included provision to allow reductions in the design minimum
temperature when operating at reduced stress levels. However, the use of these allowances should be reserved
for situations where it is impractical to provide inherently acceptable materials.
5.2
Design Pressure
1.
The design pressure shall be less than or equal to the pressure limit of the applicable Piping
Classification Table.
Cautionary Note: In some cases, the piping system may require a maximum working pressure less
than the maximum rated pressure of the pipe class. For example, in cases where connected to a
vessel with a lower MAWP or where other lower rated components are used. In such cases, the
piping system should still be designed for the full flange rating although the PSVs need to be set
based upon the maximum rated pressure of the limiting component. This lower pressure should be
the listed design pressure on the line list.
2.
Pressure Relief Devices:

Pressure relief devices shall be set at, or below, the design pressure. High pressure shutdown
valves, check valves, control valves, or other such devices shall not be relied upon to prevent overpressure. Pressure relief devices shall be designed and installed in accordance with API 520 and
521.
Note: Where the pressure relief device is intended to provide protection for an associated pressure
vessel, the set point shall be at or below the MAWP of the pressure vessel, or the piping system
design pressure, whichever is lower.
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Comments: ASME B31.3 (Piping) refers to Design Pressure whereas ASME VIII (Vessels) refers to Maximum
Allowable Working Pressure. Operational error shall be considered in determining over-pressure potential.
References, Alberta Regulation 49/2006 Section 38, ASME VIII Appendix M, and API RP 14E para 1.6(a).
3.
Operating Margins:
a.
When a high pressure shutdown is provided:
the high pressure shutdown shall be set at least 10%, or 140 kPa, whichever is greater,
below the PSV set point except in the case of pilot operated relief valves in which case a
minimum margin of 5% or 70 kPa is acceptable.
The maximum operating pressure shall be at least 5%, or 70 kPa, whichever is greater,
below the high pressure shutdown set point.
Note: some installations may require greater margins between the shutdown and the
maximum operating pressure (e.g., discharge of reciprocating machinery, downstream of
flow turbulence items); in these cases, the required margin shall be increased as necessary.
Exception: for steam distribution headers feeding injection pipelines, there shall be a margin
of at least 15%, or 210 kPa, whichever is greater, between the maximum operating pressure
and the high pressure shutdown.
b.
When a high pressure shutdown is not provided:
The maximum operating pressure shall be at least 10%, or 140 kPa, whichever is greater,
below the PSV set point except in the case of pilot operated relief valves in which case a
minimum margin of 5% or 70 kPa is acceptable. In the event there is no PSV, there shall
be a margin of at least 10%, or 140 kPa, whichever is greater, below the design pressure.
Note: some installations may require greater margins between the PSV and the maximum
operating pressure (e.g., discharge of reciprocating machinery, downstream of flow
turbulence items); in these cases, the required margin shall be increased as necessary.
Comments: Conventional PSVs start to weep at 90% of their set pressure; therefore, the design pressure (and
PSV set pressure) needs to be at least 10% higher than the operating pressure. Where high pressure
shutdowns are in place to prevent over-pressure, additional margin is required between operating pressures
and PSV set pressures to allow the shutdown and the PSV time to react. References, Alberta Regulation
49/2006 Section 38, ASME VIII Appendix M, and API RP 14E para 1.6(a).
4.
Determination of the maximum operating pressure shall include consideration of:

a. Starting up operations, including any start-up procedure, operation, or routing
b. Shutting down operations, including shutdown procedures, operations, and pumpout.
c. Switching operations, including any cyclic regeneration, and spare pump switching.
d. Regeneration procedures.
e. Equipment bypassing.
f. Turndown operations.
g. Pump shutoff.
h. Control valves in fully open or fully closed position.
i. Block valves in fully open or fully closed position, except for locked valves.
j. Blocked exits.
k. Equipment trip or shutdown.
l. Mis-operation or upset conditions.
m. Maintenance, repair, or neutralization procedures.
n. On-stream testing procedures.
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Other causes of increased pressure due to temperature and/or pressure excursions.
Where the design pressure of a piping system exceeds the nominal rating of an ASME 2500 flange,
the piping system shall be classified as a High Pressure Piping System and shall be designed and
installed in accordance with all the requirements of ASME B31.3 Chapter IX.
Comments: B31.3 Chapter IX imposes significant additional restrictions and requirements on high pressure
piping systems. In order to ensure safe reliable operation of such systems, all the requirements of Chapter IX
should be implemented; these requirements include more stringent design calculations and procedures, as
well as QA/QC requirements.
6.
Company preference is for the discharge piping of centrifugal pumps and compressors to have a
design pressure that is equal to or greater than the maximum possible discharge pressure
considering all possible operating scenarios. Where this is impractical, a lower design pressure may
be used providing a high pressure shutdown and a PSV are installed.
7.
Flare and relief piping shall be designed to accommodate the maximum possible back pressure
during any design relieving event but in no case shall be designed for less than 345 kPa. However,
if the maximum possible back pressure is less than 103 kPa then a design pressure of 103 kPa may
be listed on project line lists in which case the piping need not be registered.
Note: such piping shall be pressure tested to a minimum of 518 kPa unless otherwise approved by
the Company.
5.3
Design Temperature
1.
The design temperature shall cover the full range of anticipated operating temperatures; operating
temperature shall include any temperature that could be encountered during any cycle of operation
including regenerating, start-up, blowdown, etc. The effects of ambient and auto-refrigeration
temperatures should also be considered.
2.
The system shall be rated for the design temperatures of the pressure vessels, heat exchangers,
boilers, and other equipment with which the piping is associated (e.g., discharge piping from a
compressor through to its after-cooler shall be rated to the same maximum temperature as the
discharge bottle).
3.
The design minimum temperature shall be the lesser of the following:

a. the minimum temperature anticipated at any point during operation, including autorefrigeration effects during depressurization,
b. the minimum temperature that can exist during normal continuous operation less 10C,
AND, UNLESS PROTECTED AGAINST EXPOSURE TO LOW AMBIENT TEMPERATURES
c.
d.
for exterior exposed Category D piping (e.g., instrument air or utility water) -29C,
all other exterior exposed piping -45C, or where the ambient temperature may fall below
-45C, the January 1% Design Temperature specified in Table C-2 of Volume 2 of the National
Building Code of Canada.
Note: Determination of the required minimum design metal temperature (MDMT) requires
consideration of factors such as: effectiveness of insulation and heat tracing (if available) in
maintaining temperatures warmer than -29C (considering piping dead legs), and the ability of
operations personnel to implement warm up procedures for a cold winter start-up. If warm up
procedures are impractical, or if it is not reasonable to assume that normal process temperatures can
maintain dead legs at warmer than -29C, a design minimum temperature of -45C shall be used.
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Comments: Since Category D piping is limited to a maximum pressure of 1035 kPa, and since it will be built
to ASME Class 150, it shall be restricted to a maximum stress level of 53%. At this reduced stress level, ASME
B31.3 allows a significant reduction in the minimum temperature that the materials can be used to.
Consequently, materials rated to -29 can, in accordance with Code, be used to a minimum temperature of -45.
Piping in an unheated enclosure may not require a DMT of -45C if it is protected from direct exposure and
process heat will keep it warmer longer in cold weather; does the enclosure allow it to be heated up for cold
start-ups? Operating procedures shall not be used as an alternative to conventional low temperature
materials. Exception may be granted for the use of normal temperature materials in atmospheric piping
systems (drains, vents) where the stated design pressure is less than 30% of the design pressure which would
be permitted by code and where a detailed piping analysis is completed to confirm that the combined
longitudinal stresses are less than 6 ksi; but for exceptional circumstances, flare headers should consist of low
temperature materials - they may have significant combined longitudinal stresses and consist primarily of
straight pipe runs where the cost differential is marginal. Where the design minimum temperature is less than
-45C, either specialized materials shall be used or the design and the operating procedures shall address
code requirements (e.g., heat trace and insulate dead legs, develop procedures to warm up piping prior to
start-up and to depressure piping on shutdowns). References, ASME B31.3 Table 323.2.2 & Interpretation 1002, Practical Guide to ASME B31.3 Process Piping - pp. 122-125 CASTI Publishing, and ABSAs The
Pressure News Vol. 6, Issue 2, June 2001.
4.
Requirements pertaining to auto-refrigeration during depressurization:

a.
Depressurization calculations for high pressure gas or liquid LPG systems shall assume autorefrigeration from a condition of the normal operating pressure and temperature to the pressure
specified below:
35% of the design pressure for ASME Div 1 Vessels,
5.
25% of the design pressure for ASME Div 2 Vessels, and

30% of the design pressure for ASME B31.3 Piping Systems
b.
The use of detailed analytical models that estimate actual metal temperatures resulting from
depressurization, rather than calculating process fluid temperatures alone, is acceptable when
c.
Careful consideration should be given to the possibility that a system may equalize at a low
ambient temperature during shut-in prior to manual depressurization (e.g., on a cold winter
day). In such cases, auto-refrigeration temperatures may be extreme and it may be appropriate
to consider operating procedures to limit the system temperature at which manual
depressurization is initiated.
The design maximum temperature shall be the greater of the following:

a. the maximum temperature that can occur at any point during operation, or
b. for heat traced piping, the maximum temperature of the heat tracing fluid, or
c. the maximum temperature that can exist during normal continuous operation plus 15C.
Comments: It would be overly cautious to add a safety factor to an extreme temperature limit. The design
value shall be the extreme value anticipated or the normal value plus a safety factor.
6.
Determination of the maximum operating temperature shall include consideration of:

a. Starting up operations, including any start-up procedure, operation, or routing
b. Shutting down operations, including shutdown procedures, operations, and pumpout.
c. Switching operations, including any cyclic regeneration, and spare pump switching.
d. Regeneration procedures.
e. Equipment bypassing.
f. Turndown operations.
g. Control valves in fully open or fully closed position.
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Block valves in fully open or fully closed position, except for locked valves.
Equipment trip or shutdown.
Mis-operation or upset conditions.
Maintenance, repair, or neutralization procedures.
Steam-out or purging operations.
Other causes of increased temperature due to pressure and/or temperature excursions.
Pipe Class Breaks

1.
Consideration shall be given to uprating piping systems in order to eliminate unnecessary

specification breaks.
Comments: In some cases, it is more economical to uprate a piping system in order to eliminate a
specification break and the costs associated with the pressure relief device and flare lines. This provides the
additional benefit of an inherently safe design and eliminates future relief device maintenance.
2.
Block and check valves used between lines, systems, or equipment of different services, shall
conform to all the requirements for the higher service; including materials, pressure class,
requirements for screwed or flanged construction, fabrication quality assurance and quality control.
At all such specification breaks, lower pressure systems shall be protected from higher pressure
systems with a pressure relief device; check valves shall not be construed as preventing over
pressure. There shall not be any flow obstructions or restrictions between the specification break
and the pressure relief device (e.g., only locked or car-sealed open, full port valves are permitted).
All pipe class breaks shall be clearly indicated on the piping and flow diagrams.
Note: The pressure drop between the specification break and the pressure relief device shall not
exceed 3% of the set pressure of the pressure relief device.
Comments: Excessive pressure drop in inlet piping to pressure safety valves can result in chattering and
subsequent damage to the valve seat. References, ASME B31.3 para 302.2.5, API RP-520 Part 1 - 2.2.2 &
Part 2 - 7.2., ABSA The Pressure News Vol 8 Issue 2 June 2003, and ASME Section VIII - Appendix M.
3.
When connecting systems, be aware that although the systems may have components from the
same pressure class, they may have design pressures less than that indicated by the pressure class;
and, they may in fact have different design pressures. If this is the case, the lower pressure system
shall be protected as described above.
Comments: This specification requires all piping to be rated for the full flange pressure and as a result this
should not be a concern in the future. However, in the past piping was sometimes selected based on a design
pressure lower than the flange rating (when full flange rating was not initially required). If that is the case,
the lower pressure system must be protected from over pressure even though both systems are of the same
ASME class. Always consult the line lists to determine the actual design pressure when completing tie-ins.
5.5
Pipe Wall Thickness Calculations

1.
The wall thickness of piping shall be in accordance with the applicable pipe class table. However,
where piping outside of that specified is required, the wall thickness shall be calculated in
accordance with the requirements of ASME B31.3. Calculations shall be completed using the
corrosion allowances specified in Table 1 and taking into account applicable thread depth shown in
Table 2.
Note: Wall thickness calculations for High Pressure Piping Systems shall be in accordance with the
requirements of ASME B31.3 Chapter IX and for ASME B31.1 steam piping shall comply with
ASME B31.1.
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Comments: If it can be shown that normal corrosion allowances are not required for the service conditions
then the corrosion allowance may be lowered with the approval of the Company Chief Inspector. Pipe wall
thickness may be calculated in accordance with CSA Z662 requirements when the piping falls within the scope
of CSA Z662 and B31.3 required wall thickness are impractical (e.g., when in-line inspection equipment may
be used, or when B31.3 calculated thickness is higher than that manufactured). References, ASME B31.3 para
304.1.1, and API RP14E sect 2.6.
Table 1: Specified Corrosion Allowance for Pipe 1

Service
Corrosion Allowance
mm
Typical Services
1.5
Sour Service
3.0
Amine Service
3.0
Corrosion Resistant Alloys (e.g., Stainless Steel)
Notes:
1. The corrosion allowance for threaded pipe shall be no less than 50% of the
specified values.
Comments: For normal service the above corrosion allowance is based upon an assumed corrosion rate less than 3 mpy. If
the corrosion rate is known to be greater than this, a larger corrosion allowance should be specified. In such cases, the C.A.
should be equivalent to the anticipated corrosion rate times 20 years. Sour service C.A.s are typically about 3.0 mm. Where a
C.A. greater than 4.5 mm is required, a more corrosion resistant alloy should be chosen. Threaded pipe is based upon
reduced C.A.s as it is inexpensive and easily replaced unlike buttweld pipe. The 50% reduction will result in a minimum
design life of 10 years. Note: refer to the paper Method for Calculating Required Corrosion Allowance in Deepwater
Pipelines and Risers by J. Smart, Deepwater Pipeline and Riser Technology Conference Mar 01, for a detailed description
of one approach to determining the required C.A.
Table 2: Specified Thread Allowance for Pipe 1

Pipe Size
NPS (DN)
Thread Allowance
mm
to (15 to 20)
1.45
1 to 2 (25 to 50)
1.77
2 to 20 (65 to 500)
2.54
Notes:
1. Thread allowances are as specified in ASME B31.3 and ASME B1.20.1. Thread
allowance shall be added to corrosion allowance when completing wall thickness
calculations.
5.6
Standardization of Materials
1.
Every reasonable effort shall be made to standardize materials used within a facility. For new
facilities, a single make and model of product should be selected for all similar services. Two
examples are as follows:
in sour facilities all bolting and tubing shall conform to the sour service requirements, or
all ASME 600, NPS 4 (DN 100) ball valves within a facility should be the same make and
model.
2.
Within existing facilities, operations personnel should be consulted so that purchased materials
match as closely as possible the existing materials used throughout the facility.
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Comments: The initial capital cost may be lower for dissimilar materials but this incurs higher maintenance
and inventory costs. In addition, it is difficult to ensure materials are used correctly when multiple similar
products are stored within a facility; example, sweet bolting or tubing may be mistakenly installed in a sour
system.
5.7
Flexibility and Nozzle Load Analysis

5.7.1
1.
Flexibility Analysis
Piping systems shall be analyzed for expansion, contraction, differential settlement, relief
valve reactions, water hammer, and effects due to weight, wind, seismic, and other mechanical
loading per ASME B31.3.
Note: Steam piping, Class 600 and above, within the plant boundary shall also be analysed for
steam condensate induced water hammer.
2.
Where formal or comprehensive pipe flexibility analysis is completed, it shall consider the
most severe coincident temperature and pressure condition, which would normally be the
design maximum temperature and design pressure condition; however, other cases which may
be more severe should also be considered.
Comments: Where the use of design temperature and pressure is overly conservative (e.g., the design
maximum temperature is based on a material limit rather than an actual process condition) or where this
requirement will result in unreasonable piping modifications, the use of the maximum operating
temperature and pressure (inclusive of appropriate safety margins) could be considered. Exceptions
should be granted on a case by case basis.
3.
The flexibility analysis shall include cold branch cases dealing with parallel lines where at
least one line (not always the same one) may be cold at any time. An example is three parallel
pumps where one pump (not always the same one) is normally shut down.
4.
In addition to other cases analysed, fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) piping systems shall be
analysed in the hydrotest condition to ensure that the hydrotest will not result in unacceptable
stresses.
5.
In addition to the Code required analyses with sustained and expansion loads, pipe stress in the
operating condition shall also be checked. Stresses due to axial and torsional loads shall be
included.
6.
Cold spring shall not be used to reduce piping stress. The use of cold spring to reduce nozzle
loads for compliance purposes requires Company approval.
7.
A comprehensive piping flexibility analysis shall be completed for the following:

All lines connected to load / stress sensitive equipment,
Suction and discharge lines to reciprocating pumps or compressors,
All lines with design temperatures greater than 230C, or lines NPS 6 (DN 150) and larger
with a design temperature greater than 90C,
NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger lines with a design minimum temperatures less than -45C,
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NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger lines connected to other rotating equipment (e.g., centrifugal
pumps and compressors),
NPS 4 (DN 100) and larger lines connected to air cooled heat exchangers
All process, regeneration, and decoking lines to and from steam generators and fired
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All piping requiring propriety expansion devices,
All jacketed piping,

Severe Cyclic and Category M piping,
High Pressure Piping Systems, and

Non metallic piping (e.g., FRP piping).
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Note: BC requires that expansion, flexibility and support calculations be provided with all
piping design registration applications. Since all pressure piping NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger
must be registered in BC, this would imply that flexibility analysis is required on all lines NPS
4 (DN 100) and greater.
8.
Comprehensive pipe flexibility analysis shall be performed using Company approved software
such as Caesar II.
9.
Where the design minimum temperature is below the installed temperature, or the design
maximum temperature is above the installed temperature, the stress model will be created
using the correct installation temperature. Operating cases shall be analysed at Tmin and Tmax
and the difference between these cases will be the expansion stress case.
10. Where permitted by the stress analysis software in use, the Yield Stress Criteria shall be Von
Mises instead of 3D Max Shear. In addition, analysis shall include consideration of both
axial and torsional stresses.
Comments: The criteria developed and published in Codes are very reasonable approximations put into
place before the development and widespread use of computer software such as Caesar II. As a result,
these criteria were simplified in recognition of the inherent difficulty of analysis. With the advent of
modern computer software, there is no reason that a full technically correct analysis should not be
completed.
11. The use of the Liberal Stress Allowable formula is not normally permitted. Where possible,
the piping system should be modified to achieve compliance without relaxing this requirement.
Comments: At least for initial attempts, the analysis should be forced to use the "conservative stress
allowable" formula. If a system can not be reasonably modified to meet this requirement then
consideration can be given to using the more liberal formula to try and get the system to pass.
12. Relief Systems:

Consideration shall be given to the need to complete comprehensive flexibility analysis on
relief systems, whether closed or open to the atmosphere to evaluate the following:
a. Relief valve discharge loads caused by rapid opening and pressure drop across the valve.
b. Piping stresses resulting from thermal expansion or contraction during hot or cold relief.
c. Where the possibility may exist, dynamic loads from worst case flow conditions including
acceleration of liquid masses by expanding gases (water hammer). A dynamic load factor
of two shall be used for pipe support and restraint design for such thrust loads.
13. Stress Intensification Factors:
a.
In the absence of specific requirements or guidelines in ASME B31.3, SIFs used when
completing analysis of the Sustained Load case shall be 75% of the values used in the
analysis of the expansion load case.
Comments: Historically, ASME B31.3 has not provided any guidance with regards to the SIFs to be
used in analysis of the Sustained Load case. In the absence of guidance, it is the responsibility of the
designer to determine appropriate values. As ASME B31.1 specifies that these SIFs shall be 75% of
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the expansion case SIFs, this is felt to be an example of good engineering practice. Reference
ASME B31.1.
b.
The stress intensification factor for branches at angles other than 90 shall be assumed to
be equal to double the stress intensification factor for an equivalent un-reinforced
fabricated tee.
c.
Stress Intensification Factors (SIFs) for Branch Connections, Base Ells and Dummy
Supports shall be included in all analysis and shall be as published by the Welding
Research Council in the following bulletins:
WRC 329, Accuracy of Stress Intensification Factors for Branch Connections
WRC 448, Evaluation of Welded Attachments on Pipe and Elbows
Comments: Historically, the SIFs listed in ASME B31.3 for branch connections are not accurate
and are not always conservative. Additional research undertaken by the WRC developed more
accurate SIFs which are published in WRC 329. In regards to base ells and dummy supports, ASME
B31.3 provides no guidance; because of this many engineers have simply neglected to include SIFs
for these components. This is incorrect and the values published in WRC 448 should be used.
14. Attachments on welded elbows or within two pipe diameters of the welds of an elbow shall
require (for analysis purposes) that a flange pair be placed at the nearest weld. 45 elbows
shall have their flexibility reduced by placing a flange pair at each end (for analysis purposes).
5.7.2
1.
Nozzle Load Analysis

External loads imposed on equipment by piping shall not exceed the recommended limits
specified by the equipment manufacturer, the limits specified in applicable equipment
reference standard, or those limits specified herein, whichever is more stringent.
Note: Machinery that is not purchased as compliant to a standard that specifies allowable
nozzle loads (e.g., API 610, API 617) shall be limited to 50% of the allowable values
calculated in accordance with NEMA Publication SM-23.
2.
When equipment is designated as essential and is unspared, a maximum of 50% of the

allowable nozzle loads that would otherwise be permitted shall be used during piping design
and layout.
3.
Piping system design pressures and temperatures, as documented on the approved project line
lists, shall be used in the calculation of pressure vessel and equipment nozzle loads unless
otherwise approved by the Company. In cases where it is impractical to achieve compliance
with the design temperature, the Company may approve the use of maximum operating
temperatures in analysis.
4.
When evaluating nozzle loads on rotating machinery, and end restraint for piping flexibility
analysis, machinery nozzles shall be taken as rigid. When approved by the Company in
writing, machinery nozzle flexibility may be based upon FEA analysis.
5.
Subsequent to installation, machinery nozzle loads shall be field verified as required by PIP
REIE686/API 686.
6.
A summary of all nozzle load analysis performed shall be prepared and included in project
files. This shall include: nozzle flexibility assumptions, acceptance criteria (and basis), and
imposed piping load.
7.
Pressure Vessels and Shell and Tube Exchangers:

a. External loads imposed on pressure vessels by piping shall be evaluated using WRC 107
or 297 only within the geometry parameters described and without extrapolation.
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Extrapolation of geometric curves in these documents is not permitted. Allowable stress

limits shall be as specified in ASME Section VIII Div. 1 or Div. 2 as applicable.
If the nozzle/vessel geometry is outside the limits of WRC 107 or 297, a more detailed
analysis method, such as Finite Element Analysis (FEA), shall be used subject to
Company approval.
8.
Aerial Coolers:
a. The applicable equipment reference standard shall be API 661.
9.
Fired Heaters and Steam Generators:

a. Displacement of heater tubes is subject to the prior approval of the equipment
manufacturer and shall be considered as part of the piping flexibility analysis as
applicable.
b. Piping flexibility analysis shall include the coil and any internal guides and restraints that
might affect the coil.
c. Floating coils (e.g., variable springs) shall have failsafe limit stops in all directions.
Associated piping shall be independently balanced so that no dead load is imposed on the
coil.
10. Centrifugal Compressors:

a Forces and moments shall be resolved at the fixed end or in the event there is no fixed end
nozzle, at the largest nozzle.
b. At a minimum, compressors shall be designed to accommodate loads at least equal to
those calculated in accordance with Part 8 of NEMA Publication SM-23.
11. Centrifugal Pumps:
a Forces and moments shall be resolved at intersection of the shaft centerline and the casing
transverse centerline in addition to satisfying the individual nozzle limitations.
b. Nozzle load limitations may be increased by up to 50% for loads that occur only if the
pump is not operating (e.g., an idle spare).
c. If combined forces exceed limitations, consideration may be given to providing a more
rigid equipment baseplate and support assembly for horizontal pumps as an alternative to
revising the piping layout to reduce loads in areas of congestion. Company approval is
required.
12. Vertical Inline Pumps:
a Small vertical inline pumps 15 kW (20 hp) or less immediately adjacent to suction and
discharge flanges shall be supported by typical pipe supports. In determining piping
loads, the pump shall be taken as a rigid, unanchored, segment of the piping system.
b. Larger pumps furnished with casing footmounts shall be supported on suitable
foundations. Maximum allowable forces and moments that may be applied to nozzles shall
be limited to a combined stress equal to or lower than permitted in ASME B31.3.
13. Steam Turbines:
a Forces and moments shall be resolved at the exhaust flange per NEMA Publication SM23.
b. Nozzle loads shall not exceed the limits specified in Part 8 of NEMA Publication
SM-23.
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5.7.3
1.
Acoustical Analysis
Acoustical or digital analysis of reciprocating compressor piping systems is required in the
following cases:
2.
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units larger than 375 kW (500 hp);

units with discharge pressures greater than 7000kPa; or,
units operating in parallel.
Acoustical analysis shall be per the requirements of API 618 Reciprocating Compressors for
General Refinery Service. Design approach #1 should be considered for smaller, low risk,
isolated facilities whereas design approach #3 should be considered for higher risk, higher
value facilities, facilities with sensitive equipment downstream, or for units handling gases
with unusually high specific gravities.
Note: The Company shall specify the required design approach at the time of purchase.
5.8
Governing Codes - Limits of Code Application to Facility Piping

1.
As outlined in Section 1.0 Item 1, all above ground piping shall be built in accordance with this
specification regardless of the governing regulations (e.g., the Pressure Equipment Safety
Regulations, the Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations or the Pipeline Regulations of Alberta).
Cautionary Note: Where piping is within the jurisdiction of the Alberta Energy Resources
Conservation Board (ERCB) and the Alberta Pipeline Regulation (AR 91/2005) or the equivalent
authority and regulation in other provinces, it shall comply with the additional requirements of
Appendix E.
2.
The determination of specification breaks between CSA Z662 and ASME B31.3 shall be in
accordance with ERCB Directive 77 Pipelines Requirements and Reference Tools.
a. Where an option is provided for either CSA Z662 or ASME B31.3, the Company requires that
ASME B31.3 be used.
b. All specification breaks between CSA Z662 and ASME B31.3 shall be clearly shown on the
piping drawings.
Comments: Historically there has been some discretion in determining appropriate locations for specification
breaks between CSA Z662 and ASME B31.3. However, the Alberta ERCB (in conjunction with local industry)
has recently provided this new guidance document which provides a very clear summary of expectations. The
new guidance document should be followed in all cases.
3.
In general, equipment associated with pipelines that does not process or alter the product may be
shown as within the scope of CSA Z662. However, the Company may choose to classify some of
these piping systems as ASME B31.3 piping depending on the particular circumstances. Examples
of typical Z662 facilities are:
Pipelines and pipeline risers,
Pipeline meter and regulating stations,

Associated equipment such as pig receivers, pig launchers and corrosion pots,
Pump stations, and
Pipeline storage facilities (i.e., tank farms).
Cautionary Notes: in accordance with the Alberta Pressure Equipment Exemption Order
(AR 56/2006), pipelines, pipeline risers, pig launchers, and pig receivers shall be designated as part
of the pipeline and not as part of the plant piping. In addition, while CSA Z662 encompasses
facilities used to maintain flow and pressure (i.e., pump and compressor stations), per Directive 77
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published by the Alberta ERCB, compressor stations shall be under the jurisdiction of ABSA and
shall be designed and built in accordance with ASME B31.3. Pump stations may still be designed
and built in accordance with CSA Z662.
4.
Equipment associated with processing facilities shall be shown as within the scope of ASME
B31.3. Examples of typical ASME B31.3 facilities are:
Oil Batteries,
Wellsite production facilities (e.g., dehydrators, line heaters, single well batteries, etc.),
Field satellite facilities,
Compressor Stations, and

Processing plants.
Comments: Wellsite facilities shall be shown as within the scope of ASME B31.3 and are required to fully
comply with ASME B31.3. However, it may be reasonable to relax some requirements of this specification
where they are in excess of ASME B31.3 requirements. For example, a reduced corrosion allowance may be
reasonable due to a shorter required design life. Review Section 1 Item 2 for a discussion of temporary
facilities.
5.
Where piping is within the scope of ASME B31.3, it shall fully comply with ASME B31.3
regardless of whether or not Registration is required (refer to Section 6 Item 4). Examples of
systems which do not require ABSA Registration but which are within the scope of ASME B31.3
are:
Water lines above 103 kPa,

Piping systems containing hydrocarbon fluids that are Fully Vented, and
Piping systems containing hydrocarbon fluids that are protected with a PSV that has a set
pressure not exceeding 103 kPa and that is sized so the operating pressure can not exceed
103 kPa.
Comments: The water is non-expansive therefore does not require registration but is over 103 kPa (15psi)
therefore is within the scope of B31.3. Fully vented, vents, drains and flare connections do not require
registration under the exemption regulation but are still covered by B31.3 because the process fluid is
flammable and/or hazardous. References, ASME B31.3 para 300.1.1, and Alberta Regulation 56/2006.
6.
ASME B31.3 undergoes a major revision every 2 years. Designers are required to implement new
revisions no more than 6 months after their release date. As such, project specifications shall
clearly reference the specific revision in use; for example, ASME B31.3-2008.
Note: The Alberta Pressure Equipment Safety Regulation (PESR, Alberta Regulation 49/2006)
references specific editions of applicable codes and standards. As such, it is these specific editions
with which legally compliance is required. However, ABSA has advised that they would not
generally object to the use of the latest codes and standards. It would be impractical to continue to
use the outdated versions of piping codes and standards while having to maintain compliance with
current vessel codes.
Comments: In order to comply with this requirement, engineering groups need to have a clearly defined
process for maintaining an up to date and comprehensive library of relevant industry codes and standards
(see Section 4.0). In addition, there needs to be clear owner designated to review updates and identify
significant changes that might impact Company specifications. This individual needs to be familiar both with
the codes & standards as well as the affected internal Company specifications.
6.0
PIPING DESIGN DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

1.
Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) shall be created and/or updated. The scope of
information to be contained on the P&IDs shall be per Form SF-1 attached.
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2.
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Line lists shall be created and/or updated. Line lists should contain the following information:
Line number, specification, size, service, and ASME fluid category
Operating, design and test pressures

Operating, design minimum, and design maximum temperatures
PWHT and Radiography requirements

Piping material (i.e., pipe and fittings), grade, wall thickness, and corrosion allowance
ASME Class
Insulation and heat tracing requirements
Pressure Safety Valve lists shall be created and/or updated. These lists shall document all pressure
relief devices within the piping system, their set pressures, and equipment they protect.
Comments: This is required both to meet the ABSA Registration requirements and to comply with the
Companys Owner Inspection Program. References, Alberta Regulation 49/2006.
4.
Design Registration (w/ Provincial Boiler and Pressure Vessel Authority; e.g., ABSA):
a.
For the purposes of this specification, Pressure Piping Systems will include all facility
piping except for the following services:
i. Non expansive fluids; lubricating oils, seal oils, water less than 90C, and heat medium
fluids (e.g., glycols) when used for utility heating, and
ii. Expansive fluids that are Fully Vented or that are protected by a pressure relief device set
at no more than 103 kPa.
Comments: Typically, piping registration requirements include only pressure piping systems. A pressure
piping system is formally defined as a system containing expansible fluid. This specification takes a
very conservative approach and generally categorizes all process lines as expansible. References,
Alberta Regulation 49/2006, and SAIT B31.3 Course Notes.
b.
All new pressure piping systems with an aggregate volume greater than 0.5 m3, or
modifications to existing systems that exceed 0.5 m3, shall be registered with the local
Provincial AHJ (see note below). Further, when an existing unregistered piping system is
modified such that the new aggregate volume exceeds 0.5 m3 the entire system shall then be
registered.
The system volume shall include the volume of piping associated with Vendor and/or
Fabricator packages or modules but excludes volumes associated with registered pressure
vessels.
Note: Both Alberta and Saskatchewan recognize the 0.5 m3 exemption but BC does not.
Alternatively, BC exempts all piping NPS 3 (DN 80) and less, and piping in fluid plants (one
or more boilers having a working pressure less than 1100 kPa and an operating temperature
less than 121C, containing liquid but not thermal fluids), from registration. Saskatchewan
exempts piping systems containing hot water at a pressure of less than 1103 kPa at a
temperature of 121C or less from the regulations entirely; likewise, they exempt piping
systems that are not connected to, or used in connection with, a boiler or pressure vessel from
the regulations as well.
Comments: This is based upon the applicable regulations, the SAIT B31.3 Course Notes, and discussions
with ABSA personnel. Where modifying an existing system the modification is registered under the
original registration number. References, Alberta Regulation 49/2006
c.
When a piping system requires registration (as determined above), it shall be registered as a
system and not as individual pieces. The entire system shall receive a single registration
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number. It is not acceptable for the individual vendors and/or fabricators obtain separate
registration numbers for their packages.
Vendors and/or Fabricators may be requested to register their packages independently, under
the same registration number, provided they are given the existing PP registration number or
are provided the Companys name and facility LSD. Alternatively, Vendors and/or Fabricators
can provide complete self contained document packages for their scope of work (stamped by
engineering personnel representing the Vendor and/or Fabricator) and the project engineer can
compile these packages for submission together as a single project package.
Note: Further information can be found at the following website:
http://www.absa.ca/newsletter/v02-1997/v2-iss3.pdf
Comments: In the past, this requirement has been misunderstood. Typically, vendor packages were left
to the vendor for registration and they did not register these as they were less than 0.5 m3. ABSA has
stated that this is wrong. ABSA requires registration of all system components when the total system
exceeds 0.5 m3 and wants only a single registration; not multiple registrations for a single facility.
Reference, ABSAs The Pressure News, Vol. 8, Issue 2, June 2003.
d.
Design registration packages shall include two copies of all the following documentation
(please note, drawings are to be folded and not rolled):
An application form,
Line lists as described above c/w P.Eng. stamp and Permit to Practice,
P&IDs as described above c/w P.Eng. stamp and Permit to Practice,

A PSV list c/w tag number, set pressure, and piping and/or vessel protected,
Welding procedure registration number(s),

The Piping Specification (this document),
Pressure test procedure,
AB-96 form (or equivalent) c/w P.Eng. stamp and Permit to Practice, and
Deposit payment.
Notes:
e.
where Vendors are required to submit self contained document packages for inclusion
with the registration package, their submissions shall be complete with the Vendors
Professional Engineer and Permit to Practice stamps.
BC requires that expansion flexibility and support calculations be provided with the
registration application.
Piping systems requiring design registration shall not be placed in service until registration is
complete and a written approval is issued. With the concurrence of the Company Chief
Inspector, or his designate, the system may be placed in service upon receipt of verbal
approval from the AHJ.
Comments: The Boiler and Pressure Vessels Regulation requires that no construction can commence on
a pressure piping system until the design is registered. However, in the past a number of varying
interpretations have been received from ABSA personnel and this seems to be a reasonable compromise.
Any deficiencies identified by ABSA must be corrected prior to start-up. Reference, Alberta Regulation
49/2006
5.
Regardless of whether the piping system requires ABSA registration, both a AB-83 Construction
Data Report for Piping Systems and a AB-81 Completion of Construction Declaration form
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must be completed by the /fabricator. The AB-83 is forwarded to the Company and the AB-81 is
forwarded to ABSA.
Note: equivalent forms shall be completed as applicable in BC and Saskatchewan.
Comments: There has been much confusion over the 0.5 m3 exemption. This exemption only applies to the
requirement to register the design with ABSA and for having a professional engineer stamp the drawings; all
other requirements of the Act and Regulations apply including the requirements for design calculations,
compliance with applicable codes and standards, registered quality control programs for fabricators,
registered welding procedures, the use of certified pressure welders, and the completion of required
paperwork. Reference, ABSA Newsletter #6, December 15, 1994, ABSA The Pressure News Vol. 9 Issue 3
Sept. 2004, and Alberta Regulation 49/2006 paras 14(6).
6.
Any deviation from the normal requirements of this specification is to be documented on a

Company specification waiver form. The waiver shall record the circumstances of the deviation,
the justification for the deviation, and who approved the deviation.
7.
Company non-conformance report forms shall be used to identify materials which fail to meet
acceptable standards during inspection, testing, or service; examples would be a component
rejected due to material defects or a component which failed hydrotest.
8.
At a minimum, project files shall contain the following:

P&IDs and line lists,
ABSA registration packages and approvals,
9.
7.0
ABSA AB forms,
isometric or other drawings,
weld maps,
pressure test records,
non-destructive examination records, reports, interpretation sheets, and radiographs, and
non-conformance reports.
For projects located in British Columbia, drawings shall be updated to final as-built status and shall
be certified by a Professional Engineer (i.e., P.Eng. stamped) under the same Permit to Practice as
the certification on the original design drawings submitted for approval.
MATERIAL SELECTION
The Company maintains an approved manufacturers list for select, critical components. For
items not included on the approved manufacturers list it is required that suppliers have an
appropriate Quality Assurance System in place to ensure the compliance and quality of the
product being supplied. Supplier systems should be in compliance with recognized National and
Industry Standards. The system should be auditable (documented) to the extent that should the
Company choose to verify and audit the suppliers system, there is adequate documentation to
demonstrate due diligence and attention paid on the part of the supplier.
1.
The following requirements are general requirements applicable to all piping systems; for
additional requirements applicable to specific types of piping systems, refer to the supplements
included as Appendices A thru E.
2.
Fitting Registration:
All fittings to be used in pressure piping systems shall be registered and shall have a valid CRN or
CCRN. Categories of fittings include:
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Category B: All flanges

Category C: All line valves
Category D: All types of expansion joints, flexible connections, and hose assemblies
Category E: Strainers, filters, separators, steam traps
Category F: Measuring devices including pressure gauges, level gauges, sight glasses,
levels, pressure transmitters
Category G: Certified capacity rated pressure relief devices acceptable as primary

overpressure protection on boilers and pressure piping
Category H: Pressure retaining components that do not fall into one of the other
categories.
Note: Category H fittings (piping) greater than NPS 6 (DN 150) or that exceed 42.5 L volume, and
small pressure vessels regardless of size and volume, shall be registered and inspected as pressure
vessels as required by CSA B51.
Comments: Neither BC nor Saskatchewan currently require registration of Category A, B, C, or G fittings.
However, Albertas Regulation does not exempt any category of fitting. Consequently, the Company continues
to require registration of all fittings.
3.
Registered fittings shall not be modified without re-registering and obtaining a new CRN or CCRN
for the modified fitting.
Comments: Reference, ABSAs The Pressure News Vol. 3 Issue 3 Sept. 1998.
4.
7.1
Prior to selecting corrosion resistant alloys (CRAs), for example austenitic or duplex stainless steel,
a detailed assessment of suitability should be conducted considering all the service conditions that
may be encountered. While CRAs provide excellent general corrosion resistance, they are often
more susceptible to other failure mechanisms (e.g., cracking) than is carbon steel. For example,
austenitic stainless steel may be susceptible to chloride stress corrosion cracking at temperatures
above 60C when exposed to chloride concentrations in excess of 50 mg/l.
Piping
Piping shall be in accordance with both the applicable piping class table and the following
requirements:
All carbon steel piping shall comply with ASME B36.10M. All stainless steel piping shall comply
with ASME B36.19M.
1.
Acceptable pipe sizes:

a. Piping less than NPS (DN 20) size is not normally permitted in any piping system except as
required to connect to equipment with these connections (e.g., orifice flanges); piping less than
NPS (DN 20) is also permitted on pilot gas systems downstream of the take-off from the
fuel gas header when protected against mechanical damage.
b. Pipe of the following sizes shall not be permitted except as required to connect to equipment
with these flange sizes: NPS 1 (DN 32), 2 (DN 65), 3 (DN 90), 5 (DN 125).
c. Pipe sizes larger than NPS 24 (DN 600) shall be restricted to the following sizes: NPS 30 (DN
750), NPS 36 (DN 900), NPS 42 (DN 1050), and NPS 48 (DN 1200).
Comments: For reasons of mechanical strength, pipe sizes less than NPS (DN 20) are not permitted. The
other sizes listed as restricted are not standard sizes used in industry therefore they may be difficult and
expensive to obtain, and hard to maintain. Large sizes are limited to specific sizes to avoid having too many
different diameters and sizes of piping component.
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In hydrocarbon or critical utility service, threaded connections are only permitted on small diameter
piping; sizes NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller. Large diameter piping, NPS 2 (DN 50) and larger,
shall have butt weld or flanged connections. NPS 2 (DN 50) socket welded and flanged piping is
permitted for utility lines (e.g., lube or seal oil).
Note: Large diameter threaded connections are permitted for galvanized instrument air lines.
Comments: Small diameter, thin wall pipe is subject to failure from vibration and/or corrosion. Large
diameter threaded piping may be acceptable for non-flammable non-critical utility services or in temporary
facilities. References, API RP 14E sects 2.6 & 4.5.
3.
Carbon steel piping NPS 2 (DN 50) and smaller shall be a minimum of Schedule 80 while carbon
steel piping NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger shall be a minimum of Schedule Standard. Refer to Table
RT-2 for pipe schedules and wall thickness.
Note: The Company may consider the use of thinner wall material where engineering evaluation
has been completed to demonstrate that pressure, longitudinal (self weight) and thermal (expansion
and contraction) stresses are within code allowables and that deflection is within permissible limits.
Comments: Schedule 80 NPS 2 (DN 50) lines are justified as Schedule 40 NPS 2 (DN 50) lines would require
intermediate supports (6 m span too long) and are difficult to weld. This is less conservative than API
Recommendations which require Sch 80 on NPS 3 (DN 80) as well. On sizes greater than NPS 2 (DN 50), the
installed cost of Schedule 20 materials is typically greater than that of Standard Weight materials. References,
ASME B31.3 Table 314.2.1, and API RP14E sect 2.6(c).
4.
Small Diameter Piping, sizes NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller, shall comply with Appendix A, the
Small Diameter Piping Supplement.
5.
Piping materials shall be suitable for the full temperature range required. From the minimum
design temperature to the maximum design temperature.
6.
Additional project specific piping material and fabrication specifications may be required when
installing corrosion resistant alloy piping systems. This specification is intended to address carbon
steel piping materials and fabrication and may not adequately address all the requirements
applicable to such systems.
7.
Piping materials shall be per Table 3.
8.
When Charpy V notch testing is required, it will be conducted in accordance with ASTM Standards
E23 and A370, and ASME B31.3. The test temperature shall be not higher than the design
minimum temperature; if required by ASME B31.3, it shall be at a temperature lower than the
design minimum temperature. Certification of impact toughness properties is required from the
Manufacturer.
Carbon Steels:
For three full size specimens, the minimum acceptable average Charpy VNotch impact value shall be 18 Joules; no individual specimen shall have an
impact value less than 14 Joules.
Stainless Steels:
For three full size specimens, the minimum acceptable average Lateral
Expansion value shall be 0.38 mm (0.015).
Comments: B31.3 requires some modification to the test temperature if a suitably large test specimen is not
available; in such cases, the test temperature is lowered to account for this deficiency. Refer to B31.3 for
additional information on impact testing requirements. Reference, ASME B31.3 para 323.3.
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Table 3: Piping Material Selection

Temperature Range
C
ASME B31.3 Curve B to 400
Pipe Material
ASTM
A106 Grade B
1,3
, (SMLS carbon steel)

5
-29 to 400
A671 Grade CC60 Class 22 S2 (-29C) (EFW carbon steel)
-45 to 400
A671 Grade CC60 Class 22 S2 (-45C)

2,3
2,5
(EFW carbon steel)
-45 to 400
A333 Grade 6
-198 to 400
A312 Grade TP304/304L
2,4
, (SMLS or EFW dual graded 304 SS)
-198 to 400
A312 Grade TP316/316L
2,4
, (SMLS or EFW dual graded 316 SS)
-198 to 400
, (SMLS low temperature carbon steel)

7
7
A358 Grade 316/316L Class 1, Solution Annealed

(EFW dual graded 316 SS)
2,6
-51 to 315
A790 Grade S32205
-51 to 315
A928 Grade S32205 Class 1
2,4,8
, (SMLS 2205 Duplex SS)

2,6,8
, (EFW 2205 Duplex SS)
Notes:
1. When the design minimum temperature is below +38C, pipe and pipe components thicker than 12.7 mm () may
require impact tested materials, and impact tested weld procedures (per Note 2). Impact testing shall be in accordance
with Section 7.1 Item 8. Refer to Table RT-23 and ASME B31.3 paragraph 323.2.2.
2. Impact testing required on weld procedure qualification; including, weld deposit material, HAZ, and weld & HAZ cross
section micro hardness. Carbon steel welds require stress relieving unless strict welding procedures are followed; In
particular, preheat temperature, interpass temperatures, and controlled (blanket) cooling.
3. Where the wall thickness is greater than 19 mm ( ) carbon steel welds shall receive PWHT. Note: Fillet and branch
connection welds require PWHT when the thickness through the weld in any plane is greater than 38 mm (1 ). Refer
to ASME B31.3 or ASME B31.1 as applicable.
4. Austenitic stainless steel materials specified are solution heat treated and as such can be used at temperatures lower
than -29C without additional impact testing. Refer to ASME B31.3.
5. The Company may consider this DSAW pipe as an alternative to seamless pipe for sizes
NPS 26 (DN 650) or for w all
thicknesses 25 mm. Grade CC60 is produced from A516 Grade 60 Plate. Class 22 requires PWHT with 100%
Radiography. Class 32 (normalized) is also acceptable. PWHT shall be in accordance with ASME B31.3. Pipe shall be
impact tested in accordance with Supplemental Requirement S2. Wall thickness calculations shall be performed based
on a joint factor E=1.00 and an under tolerance of 12.5% so the wall thickness will match the buttweld fittings.
6. This material is an unlisted material in ASME B31.3; however, it has more restrictive chemistry than, and fully meets
the requirements of, Grade S31803 which is a listed material so all the properties given for S31803 may be applied to
S32205 material.
7. The Company may consider the use of fusion (submerged arc) welded pipe manufactured to this specification, with
Supplemental Requirement S5 (100% Radiography), for sizes
NPS 10 (DN 250) and NPS 14 (DN 350) when
Sch. Std, if seamless pipe is unavailable. Without 100% Radiography a weld joint quality factor (Ej) of 0.80 must be
considered in design calculations. Depending on service environments, Supplemental Requirement S7 for
Intergranular Corrosion Testing should also be considered. Where EFW pipe is being considered, ASTM A358 pipe is
preferred.
8. The Company may consider this pipe as an alternative to seamless pipe for sizes
NPS 10 (DN 250) when seamless
pipe is unavailable. Class 1 requires double submerged arc welding (DSAW) with 100% Radiography; without 100%
Radiography a weld joint quality factor (Ej) of 0.85 must be considered in design calculations. Depending on service
environments, Supplemental Requirement S6 for Intergranular Corrosion Testing should also be considered for A358
pipe.
Comments: All Company pipe classes specify a minimum temperature of either -29C or-45C. However, A106-B piping over
12.7 mm thick is not rated to -29C therefore low temperature pipe has been specified in all classes where pipe thickness
greater than 12.7 mm are required. Dual graded stainless steel piping is required to obtain the higher strength of the regular
grade with the resistance to sensitization of the L grade (use grades 321 or 347 where SS is required over 400C). When
considering longitudinally seam welded SS pipe, A358 will provide a higher quality weld joint seam than will A312 pipe as
A312 does not require verification of full penetration; lack of fusion defects have been experienced with A312 pipe. Over
NPS 14, A312 pipe is permitted by the Standard to have (2) weld seams. References, ASME B31.3 sect 331, and Tables
323.1.1 & 323.2.2, and ASME B31.3 Interpretation 8-34.
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Tubing
Tubing shall be in accordance with both the applicable piping class table and the following
requirements:
1.
Tubing sizes shall be specified using imperial dimensions to prevent confusion with tubing
manufactured to true metric dimensions.
Comments: Tubing and fittings are available in true metric sizes; however, these fittings are not commonly
used or supplied. All tubing should be specified and purchased using the imperial dimensions to which it is
manufactured to prevent confusion and possible errors. References, Tube Fitters Manual Swagelok.
2.
Tubing wall thickness shall be as specified in the applicable Piping Class Table.
3.
Low Pressure Tubing (pressures less than 32,000 kPa):

All low pressure tubing shall comply with ASTM A269 and shall be stamped ASTM A269
TP316/TP316L.
a.
Tubing shall be high quality, fully annealed, seamless ASTM A269 TP316/TP316L (dual
graded) Austenitic stainless steel; hardness 80 HRB or less. Tubing is to be free of scratches
and suitable for bending. Only Swagelok Low Pressure dual ferrule compression fittings are
approved for use.
b.
Only O.D. thru O.D. tubing shall normally be used in hydrocarbon or critical utility
service. Larger tubing sizes are normally only permitted in non-hazardous, non-flammable,
non-critical services only. A maximum wall thickness of 0.065 is recommended. Tubing
larger than O.D. may be considered where the supplier can provide data to establish that a
reliable tight connection can be achieved with the proposed fittings (e.g., specialized fittings).
Comments: It can be difficult to achieve a tight connection with tubing sizes greater than . A
maximum wall thickness of 0.065 is recommended for tubing due to difficulties with manual bending
and difficulties with obtaining a proper seal with compression fittings; when using a hydraulic swaging
unit, a maximum of 0.083 is recommended. References, Tube Fitters Manual, Chapter 3 Swagelok.
4.
High Pressure Tubing (pressures greater than 32,000 kPa):

a. Only Autoclave Engineers tubing, fittings, and valves are approved for use at pressures
greater than 32,000 kPa.
Note: Hydraulic control lines, and other non-flammable non-toxic services, NPS (DN 20)
and less that have design pressures of 39,900 kPa and less may be as per the requirements for
Low Pressure Tubing above.
Comments: A number of other similar high pressure tubing and fitting manufacturers are available (e.g.,
Haskel) but in order to reduce the potential for problems mixing and matching components only
Autoclave Engineers components are specified.
b.
Tubing, fittings and valves shall normally be cold worked type 316 stainless steel.
Cautionary Note: For unusual or other corrosive services where cold worked austenitic
stainless steel is unsuitable: Duplex 2205 (UNS S31803 or S32205), Hastelloy C276 or
another corrosion resistant alloy (CRA) material may be required (e.g., services where stress
corrosion cracking may occur). A qualified Materials Engineer should be consulted when
making such material selections.
Comment: Duplex 2205 is often specified in offshore applications for services in excess of 60C as
exposure to seawater can result in chloride stress cracking concerns for 316 at these temperatures. It
may also be suitable in some sour services. Note: Autoclave Engineers cold work the 316 SS material
they use in order to achieve higher yield strengths. As a result, it is particularly important a materials
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engineer be consulted to review any questionable services. Cold worked austenitic stainless steel is
prohibited in sour service.
7.3
Fittings
Fittings shall be purchased in accordance with the Companys Approved Manufacturers List
(ENG-WP-11) and they shall be in accordance with both the applicable Piping Class Table and
the following requirements:
All fittings shall comply with ASME B16.9, ASME B16.11, ASME B16.39, MSS SP-95, or
MSS SP-97 as applicable. Fittings shall have the following minimum markings:
1.
Manufacturers name or trademark;

Material Identification (e.g., A105N);
WP prefix or suffix indicating conformance to the ASME specification;
Pressure class (e.g., ASME 600); and
Size, Schedule or wall thickness designation - as appropriate.
Fabricated mitred elbows/bends are prohibited; long or short radius weld elbows shall be used for
all changes in direction of welded piping. The allowable pressure rating on short radius elbows
shall be as for straight seamless pipe of equivalent size, material, and wall thickness. Trimmed
elbows (cut to less than 90 degrees) are permitted where approved by the Company.
Comments: In older editions of ASME B16.28, short radius elbows were rated to only 80% of the rating of
equivalent straight seamless pipe. However, starting with the 1994 edition of B16.28 short radius elbows are
now tested and rated to 100% of the equivalent straight pipe. With the release of the 2007 edition of ASME
B16.9, B16.28 has been withdrawn as short radius elbows are now included in B16.9. Reference, ABSAs
The Pressure News Vol. 5 Issue 3 Sept. 2000.
2.
Caution is required with Y-laterals which may be rated as low as 40% of the design pressure of
equivalent straight pipe. If required, Y-laterals can be special ordered as full strength. The designer
should note that similar concerns may exist with other specialized fittings and it should always be
verified that such fittings have a valid CRN or CCRN number and that they are rated for the
intended design pressure.
Comments: Full strength Y-laterals shall generally be fabricated with a repad unlike derated Y-laterals which
do not have such reinforcement.
3.
Integrally Reinforced Branch Fittings (O-Let Fittings):

a. Integrally reinforced branch fittings shall conform to MSS SP-97
b. Integrally reinforced butt weld branch fittings shall be limited to weld sizes not requiring post
weld heat treatment unless so required by service or run piping wall thickness.
Note: ASME B31.3 requires post weld heat treatment when the thickness through the throat of
the weld is double (or more) the thickness of a butt weld that would require post weld heat
treatment.
c. Integrally reinforced branch fittings are not permitted in piping systems that have been
classified as High Pressure Piping systems. In such systems, tees or contoured insert fittings
(sweepolets) shall be used.
4.
Carbon steel ASTM A234 fittings shall be hot formed, with the final forming operation completed
at a temperature between 620C and 980C, or if cold formed they shall be stress relieved, fully
normalized, or fully normalized and tempered. Cold formed and stress relieved fittings shall be
liquid penetrant or magnetic particle inspected and shall have additional markings PT or MT
respectively.
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Comments: The ASTM A234 specification for formed fittings permits hot forming between 620 and 980C, hot
forming above 980C or cold forming in conjunction with either normalizing or stress relieving. This clause
restricts fittings to those hot formed below 980C or those cold formed and stress relieved. If cold formed, it
also requires that the testing listed as optional in the ASTM standards (i.e., PT or MT) be implemented.
References, ASTM A234 and A960.
5.
Fitting materials shall be per Table 4:
6.
When Charpy V notch impact testing is required, it will be as per the requirements of Section 7.1
Item 8.
Table 4: Fitting Material Selection

Temperature Range
C
Fitting Material
ASTM
-29 to 400
A234 Grade WPB-S

5
-45 to 400
1,5
or A105N, (carbon steel)

4
A420 Grade WPL6-S or A350 Grade LF2 Class 1 , (low temperature carbon steel)
-198 to 400
-198 to 400
3,5
, (dual graded 304 SS)
3,5
, (dual graded 316 SS)
A182 Grade F304/304L or A403 Grade WP304/304L-S

A182 Grade F316/316L or A403 Grade WP316/316L-S
2
-51 to 315
A182 Grade F60 or ASTM A815 Grade S32205 WP-S
2,5
, (2205 Duplex SS)
Notes:
1. When the design minimum temperature is below +38C, pipe and pipe components thicker than 12.7 mm () may
require impact tested materials, and impact tested weld procedures (see Table 3 Note 2). Impact testing shall be in
accordance with Section 7.1 Item 8. Refer to Table RT-23 and ASME B31.3.
2. This material specification is not a listed specification in ASME B31.3. Refer to ASME B31.3 for the use of unlisted
materials.
3. Austenitic stainless steel materials specified are solution heat treated and as such can be used at temperatures less
than -29C without additional impact testing. Refer to ASME B31.3.
4. ASTM Specification A350 now has both Class 1 and Class 2 for Grade LF2. Class 1 material is impact tested to -45C
whereas Class 2 is only impact tested to -17C.
5. The Company will accept the use of welded fittings manufactured to this standard for use with longitudinally seam
welded pipe. Such fittings shall be ordered as Class WX (welded with 100% Radiography) when the corresponding
pipe is 100% Radiographed but may be ordered as Class W (welded without Radiography) when the pipe is not
radiographed.
Comments: When referencing ASTM A403 materials, Class S specifies seamless as opposed to welded fabrication. Class
W specifies welded fabrication without radiography and Class WX specifies welded fabrication with 100%
radiography. References, ASME B31.3 323.2.2 & Table A 1 and ASTM A403..
7.4
Flanges and Blanks

Flanges shall be purchased in accordance with the Companys Approved Manufacturers List
(ENG-WP-11) and flanges and blanks shall be in accordance with both the applicable piping class
table and the following requirements:
All flanges shall comply with ASME B16.5, ASME B16.36, and ASME B16.47 as applicable.
Blanks shall comply with ASME B16.48. Flanges shall have the following minimum markings:
Manufacturers name or trademark;

Material Identification (e.g., A105N);
WP prefix or suffix indicating conformance to the ASME specification;

Pressure class (e.g., ASME 600); and
Size (e.g., NPS 4) and bore (e.g., Schedule 80).
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Victaulic, Unibolt and Dresser type connections shall not be used in hydrocarbon or critical
utility service without Company approval.
Comments: Dresser couplings may be used in fuel gas systems to connect plastic pipe to steel pipe. In
addition, these types of connections may be used for desand/desludge systems internal to a vessel (e.g., such
connections in a vessel are not directly exposed to fire or mechanical damage and are not a significant hazard
in the event of failure).
2.
Slip-on flanges shall not be used unless approved by the Company. Normally, slip-on flanges will
only be considered for sizes NPS 6 (DN 150) and smaller in non-corrosive service in pipe classes
ABN, ABL, AI, AJ and ABX1. Exception: Slip-on flanges are permitted in jacketed liquid sulphur
lines.
a. Slip-on flanges shall be welded inside and outside in accordance with ASME B31.3.
b. The toe of the inside fillet weld shall be 1.5 to 5 mm back from the face of the flange.
Note: spiral wound gaskets used with slip-on flanges shall not have an inner ring.
Comments: In sour service, slip-on flanges should never be used; the space between the flange and the pipe
will trap hydrogen and result in cracking problems. In sweet service, slip-on flanges may be approved where
necessary. Reference, API RP14E para 4.5.
3.
Flanges less than or equal to NPS 24 (DN 600) shall comply with ASME B16.5. Flanges that are
equal to, or larger, than NPS 26 (DN 650) shall comply with ASME B16.47 Series B.
Note: In rare cases, the use of API 6A flanges may be desirable. When necessary, the Project
Engineer shall conduct a thorough review to ensure their acceptability.
Comments: ASME B16.47 was developed by combining two prior standards for large diameter flanges; API
605 and MSS SP-44. Rather than adopt a single standard, the MSS SP-44 flanges were incorporated as Series
A and the API 605 flanges as Series B. The Company has standardized on the use of Series B flanges.
4.
Raised Face (RF) Flanges:

a.
RF flanges should normally be used for ASME 150 thru 600 service. They are permitted for
ASME 900 thru 1500 service as required, although they are not normally used in these classes.
Refer to Section 7.6 for ASME 900 thru 1500 RF flange gasket requirements.
Comments: Raised face flanges may be required in ASME 900 and higher for fit up and installation /
removal of equipment. B16.5 now specifies RF flanges have a surface roughness between 125 in and
250 in and this should allow for satisfactory service ASME 900 and higher with graphite filled spiral
wound gaskets that have inner confining rings. Hesitancy to use RF flanges at higher pressures appears
to stem from the era when only plan asbestos gaskets were available and flange facings were not finished
to these standards. There is some risk of buckling of spiral wound gaskets in Class 1500 even when inner
rings are provided although this typically only occurs at NPS 8 (DN 200) and larger. References, Valve
Selection Handbook - pp. 14 16 Gulf Publishing, Design of Gas-Handling Systems and Facilities - pg.
406 Gulf Publishing, and ASME B16.5 paragraph 6.4.4.3.
b.
ASME 150 flanges shall not normally be used at temperatures in excess of 200C; instead,
ASME 300 flanges should be used.
Comments: High temperatures can result in flange warpage and resultant leakage. ASME 150 flanges
are more susceptible to leakage than other classes of flanges due to the bolt and gasket seating areas.
Consideration should be given to insulating flanges if required to reduce thermal gradients. References,
ASME B16.5 para 2.4.2, and Valve Selection Handbook - pg. 45 Gulf Publishing.
5.
Ring Type Joint (RTJ) Flanges:

a.
RTJ flanges should normally be used for ASME 900 thru 2500 except in severe salt water or
other highly corrosive service where RF flanges with Kammprofile (e.g., Flexitallic FlexPro)
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or Pikotek VCS gaskets are recommended. Contact a qualified Corrosion Engineer to

determine if the service is severe salt water or highly corrosive service. Refer to Section 7.6 for
gasket details.
b.
6.
Where necessary, API Class 2000 thru 5000 flanges shall be type 6B and API Class 10,000
flanges shall be type 6BX.
Specialized Connectors:
a.
Specialized compact flanges or hubs with a metal seal ring and a clamp assembly may be used
in ASME Class 2500 or in High Pressure Piping Systems when approved by the Company.
Approved supplies of such connectors are Oceaneering Reflange (G-Con, R-Con, or ECon), Techloc, Grayloc, and Taper-Lok. Compact flanges such as the E-Con
connector from Oceaneering Reflange are preferable to hub and clamp style connectors as they
dont present the same degree of hazard if broken under pressure. The R-Con and Techloc
hub and clamp connector are preferable to traditional Grayloc style designs due to the
virtual elimination of the dead space around the ring. Designs with a dead space around the
ring shall not be used in water saturated sour gas or other known corrosive services.
b.
Hub and clamp connectors shall be rated for the required design pressure in accordance with
ASME B31.3 requirements regardless of the governing code. Rings may be stainless or carbon
steel. Bolting should be in accordance with the Pipe Class Table requirements.
c.
Regardless of which products are selected, the manufacturer must provide CRNs or CCRNs.
Note: Special precautions are necessary for welding hub and clamp fittings. The sealing face is
quite close to the weld line and weld splatter on the sealing face can result. This may result in the
rejection of the fitting.
Cautionary Note: these fittings may be dangerous if an attempt is made to break the connection
under pressure.
Comments: For very high pressure services, the hub and clamp connection has significant size, weight and
working pressure advantages. However, in corrosive services the dead flow areas around the seal ring make
inhibition ineffective and the connection can fail due to localized corrosion; an RTJ flange can be fitted with a
Teflon insert ring to seal off the dead areas and prevent this problem. Techloc seems to be the most commonly
used hub and clamp connector currently in the offshore industry.
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Flanges shall be forged steel per Table 5:
Table 5: Flange Material Selection

Temperature Range
C
Flange Material
ASTM
-29 to 400
A105N, (carbon steel)
-45 to 400
A350 Grade LF2 Class 1 , (low temperature carbon steel)
-198 to 400
A182 Grade F304/304L , (dual graded 304 SS)
-198 to 400
A182 Grade F316/316L , (dual graded 316 SS)
-51 to 315
2
2
A182 Grade F60 , (2205 Duplex SS)
Notes:
1. This material specification is not a listed specification in ASME B31.3. Refer to ASME B31.3 for the use of
unlisted materials.
2. Austenitic stainless steel materials specified are solution heat treated and as such can be used at
temperatures than -29C without additional impact testing. Refer to ASME B31.3.
3. ASTM A350 now has both Class 1 and Class 2 for Grade LF2. Class 1 material is impact tested to -45C
whereas Class 2 is only impact tested to -17C.
Comments: ASTM A105 requires normalizing of all fittings and flanges greater than NPS 4 and/or greater than ASME 600;
in addition, API and the Chemical Risk Directorate both recommend that all A105 materials be normalized for operating
temperatures below 0C. As all Company pipe classes are rated to less than 0C, all A105 fittings and flanges should be
normalized. References, API RP14E sect 4.1, ASME B31.3 Table A 1, and "Recommendations for pipe flanges made in
forged steel complying with ASTM A105".
8.
Blanks shall comply with ASME B16.48. Table RT-22 of this specification shall be used as a guide
to determine when to install spades and spacers vs. spectacle blinds. Only full pressure blanks shall
be used. Spectacle blinds shall not be used with cold ( < -45C) insulated piping systems
Note: Table RT-13, Table RT-14, and Table RT-15 are available as a reference to identify the
required thickness of blanks.
Comments: ASME B16.48 is a relatively recent standard. Prior to its release, no ASME standard was
available for the manufacture of blanks. Table RT-18 is based on the difficulties of handling spectacle blinds.
9.
Flanges for maintenance and process blanks shall be located so that flange faces are vertical for all
blanks weighing more than 35 kg.
Comments: the installation of such flanges in a horizontal orientation would make it very difficult to use
lifting equipment to assist with blank installation and removal.
10. Carbon steel blanks shall consist of ASTM A516-70N material. Stainless steel blanks shall consist
of ASTM A240-TP316 material. For piping systems consisting of other than carbon or stainless
steel, blank material shall be made from a plate specification, listed in ASME B31.3, of
substantially the same chemical composition as the pipe.
7.5
Bolting
Bolting shall be in accordance with both the applicable piping class table and the following
requirements:
Bolting shall comply with ASME B16.5, ASME B18.2.1, and ASME B18.2.2 as applicable.
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1.
Threads on nuts and stud bolts under 1 diameter shall be coarse thread series, larger diameter studs
will have Unified 8 thread series, Class 2A. Studs will be threaded full length. Nuts shall be heavy
pattern hex nuts, Class 2B.
2.
The bolt length should be selected so when the nuts are fully engaged the bolt projects beyond the
nuts between 1 and 3 threads. See Table RT-9 and Table RT-10 of this Specification for bolt
dimensions.
3.
Under normal circumstances, carbon steel bolting may be used with stainless steel piping; however,
where thermal cycling is expected with stainless steel piping (e.g., molecular sieve tower or heat
exchanger nozzles), bolting shall consist of stainless steel stud bolts. Stainless steel bolts (i.e., with
integral head on one end) are not permitted; stainless steel bolting shall consist of stud bolts and
nuts only, no exceptions.
Note: ASTM A453 Grade 660 (UNS S66286) material has a coefficient of thermal expansion
similar to Austenitic stainless steel and may be used in high temperature service with Austenitic
stainless steel where the bolt strength requirements exceed that of Austenitic bolting materials.
Comments: A potential galvanic corrosion cell can set up when carbon steel is used with stainless steel due to
the difference in potentials. However, the use of carbon steel bolting with stainless steel flanges is usually
considered to be a theoretical rather than practical problem. Concern exists with regards to differential
thermal expansion where thermal cycling or temperature extremes are anticipated. Be very cautious when
using stainless steel bolting as numerous different grades exist and the code is very restrictive with regards to
which grades are acceptable. Reference, ASME B31.3 Table A-2.
4.
Bolting materials shall be per Table 6:
Table 6: Bolting Material Selection

Temperature Range
C
Stud Material
ASTM
Nut Material
ASTM
-40 to 400
A193 Grade B7
A194 Grade 2H
-48 to 400
A193 Grade B7M
A194 Grade 2HM
-101 to 400
A320 Grade L7
A194 Grade 4 or 7
-198 to 400
-198 to 400
A193 Grade B8 Class 2
1,4
, (304 SS)
A194 Grade 8
A320 Grade B8 Class 2
1,4
, (304 SS)
A194 Grade 8
-198 to 400
A193 Grade B8M Class 2
1,4
-198 to 400
A320 Grade B8M Class 2
1,4
-29 to 400
, (316 SS)
A194 Grade 8MA
, (316 SS)
A194 Grade 8MA
A453 Grade 660 , (Iron Base Superalloy)
A194 Grade 2H or 2HM
Notes:
1. ASME B16.5 permits the use of low strength Class 1 stainless steel bolting material, which has not been strain
hardened, in ASME Classes 150 and 300, below 200C, when used with non metallic gaskets. As a result, Class 1
bolting material may be specified in ASME 150 and 300 sour service piping systems if required and where suitable
gaskets are specified. Calculations should be completed to verify that this low strength bolting material provides
adequate seating loads for the gaskets in use.
2. ASTM A194-8M nut material is not a listed material in ASME B31.3 as a result, 8MA material has been specified.
3. For use at temperatures below -29C, impact testing is required to verify material acceptability.
4. Austenitic stainless steel bolts with a diameter greater than 1 are not permitted. For larger diameter bolting, ASTM
A453 Grade 660 shall be substituted for design temperatures above -29C and ASTM B446 Grade N06625 (annealed)
shall be substituted for design temperatures below -29C.
Comments: The pipe class tables in this specification specify only sour grades of studs and nuts. B7M and 2HM materials
are rated to -45C and are the most economical choice. When specifying SS bolting, Class 2 is strain hardened material
suitable for all ASME classes whereas Class 1 material is permitted in ASME Classes 150 and 300 with non metallic gaskets
only. References, ASME B16.5 Table 1b, and ASME B31.3 Table A-2.
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All bolting shall be thoroughly cleaned and doped with an appropriate lubricant prior to
installation. For carbon steel bolting, manufacturers standard anti-seize lubricant such Bostik
Never-Seez Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound shall be used; for stainless steel bolting a
pure nickel anti-seize compound such as Jet-Lube Nikal Anti-Seize Lubricating Compound or
Topco Pure Nickel, Anti-Seize Lubricant shall be used. Refer to Appendix K for bolt tightening
procedures, and Table RT-11 and Table RT-12 of this Specification for recommended bolt torque
values for RF and RTJ flanges respectively.
Cautionary Note: pure nickel thread compounds should not be used with insulating kit bolting.
Comments: Lubrication significantly reduces the required torque to obtain proper bolt stress levels and
ensure that flanges are properly tightened. Without lubrication, it is much more likely that flange sets will not
be properly tightened initially and will leak. Pure nickel compounds can not be used with insulating kits as
they may result in bypassing of the kit.
6.
Hot torqueing of bolted connections on systems which will operate at elevated temperatures may
be required during system start-up to ensure adequate leak free performance. Hot torquing entails
some risk and should only be undertaken after a careful review of the risks and the procedures to be
used.
Comments: Bolting which is properly torqued up in the cold condition may not perform adequately at
elevated temperatures due to thermal expansion of the bolt materials. In such cases, the bolting should be retorqued in the field during start-up to ensure adequate performance.
7.6
Gaskets
Gaskets shall be purchased in accordance with the Companys Approved Manufacturers List
(ENG-WP-11) and they shall be in accordance with both the applicable piping classification table
and the following requirements:
Gaskets shall comply with ASME B16.20 for spiral wound or RTJ ring gaskets, or ASME 16.21
for non-metallic flat gaskets.
1.
Raised Face (RF) Flanges:

a.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, the following gaskets shall be used with RF
flanges: Flexitallic Flexicarb spiral wound confined gasket with inner ring (style CGI); 316
stainless steel metal winding and inner ring, flexible graphite filler, and a 3.2 mm thick carbon
steel centering ring.
b.
When used with ASME 900 thru 1500 RF flanges, spiral wound gaskets shall always have an
inner confining ring (style CGI). Cautionary Note: spiral wound gaskets should only be used
with ASME 1500 flanges, NPS 8 (DN 200) and larger, after a review of the application and
installation conditions in order to assure that there will be minimal risk of gasket buckling.
c.
Exemption to inner ring requirements shall not normally be considered for specialized or
difficult services such as: hot oil systems and other systems operating at high temperatures or
with large temperature fluctuations (e.g., molecular sieves); lube oil systems (in order to
minimize system flushing times); pump suction systems; and highly corrosive systems.
d.
Non-metallic flat gaskets manufactured from 1.6 mm thick flexible graphite sheet gasketing
are permitted for use with non-critical ASME 150 and 300 RF flanges. Flexible graphite sheet
gaskets should not be used in water service due to a potential for galvanic corrosion; gasket
manufacturers should be consulted for suitable alternatives. Gaskets shall have the
manufacturers name printed on one side of the sheet.
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Note: tandem seal spiral wound gaskets are available and can be used to provide both fire
resistance as well as compatibility with process fluids where normal gaskets would be unsuitable.
Tandem seal gaskets incorporate an inner primary seal element (profiled inner ring with Teflon
coating Kammprofile type) and an outer secondary seal element (normal spiral wound type).
Comments: Graphite filler is required by API, and the Process Industry Practices due to its superior
sealing characteristics and fire resistance; mineral fillers are acceptable for non-flammable services where
fire resistance is not required. ASME B16.20 now requires that all graphite or Teflon filled spiral wound
gaskets be provided with inner rings unless the end user has evaluated the risks of buckling and determined
that the inner ring is not required. Note: The paper entitled Recent Buckling Experiences with Spiral Wound
Flexible Graphite Filled Gaskets ASME PVP Conference 1996 (Vol. 326) provides evidence of gasket
buckling on NPS 6 (DN 150) and larger gaskets without inner rings in Classes ASME 150 to 600 and on NPS
8 (DN 200) and larger gaskets with inner rings in Class 1500. References, Valve Selection Handbook - pp.
14 16 Gulf Publishing, API RP14E para 4.5(b), and ASME B16.20.
2.
Ring Type Joint (RTJ) Flanges:

a.
For ASME 150 thru 2500 RTJ flanges, or API 2000 thru 5000 RTJ Type 6B flanges, gaskets
shall normally be Type R, 316 stainless steel, oval or octagonal (preferred) rings.
Alternatively, Type RX pressure seal rings are also permitted. Refer to Table RT-8 for the
selection of Type R or RX ring gaskets.
b.
For API Type 6BX flanges, only Type BX pressure seal rings are permitted. Table RT-7
provides information on the use of API 6B vs. 6BX flanges.
Comments: Type R oval and octagonal rings are both permitted. These rings are completely
interchangeable and both intended to work with the flanges indicated above. Oval rings are the rings
originally intended and the octagonal rings are a subsequent modification to try and improve the performance
of these gaskets. Octagonal rings have a larger sealing surface providing a more reliable seal and are
therefore preferred. Type RX rings have a depth approximately double that of type R rings so they must
incorporated into the piping design. As such, Type R and RX rings are not interchangeable subsequent to
piping manufacture. Normal recommendations are that ring joints should be of a material softer than the
flange in order to prevent any possible damage to flange seating surfaces; however, industry has been using
316 SS ring gaskets for many years without experiencing any significant problems. Reference, Design of Gas
Handling Systems and Facilities - pg. 406 Gulf Publishing.
c.
Unless approved by the Company, RTJ flanges and rings should not be used in severe salt
water, or other highly corrosive service. Where approved, RTJ flanges may be used with
Inconel 600, Monel 400, or coated 316 stainless steel ring gaskets; rings may also be specified
with Teflon inserts to minimize dead space between the flanges. Alternatives to RTJ flanges
and ring gaskets include spiral wound, Kammprofile, or Pikotek style gaskets. Consult a
qualified Corrosion Engineer to determine if a particular service is considered to be severe
salt water or highly corrosive service.
Comments: Chlorides and other corrosive services may cause problems with the RTJ rings; Teflon
inserts may be used to protect the rings from the process. Pikotek gaskets are preferred as RTJ flange
faces may still corrode when resistant RTJ gaskets are used; the Pikotek gasket minimizes the dead flow
area.
3.
Flat Face (FF) Flanges:

a.
Non-metallic flat gaskets manufactured from 1.6 mm thick flexible graphite sheet gasketing
are permitted for use with FF flanges. Flexible graphite sheet gaskets should not be used in
water service due to a potential for galvanic corrosion; gasket manufacturers should be
consulted for suitable alternatives. Gaskets shall have the manufacturers name printed on one
side of the sheet.
Comments: flat face flanges are typically used to connect steel piping to non-metallic or cast iron piping.
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Internally Coated Piping:

Standard spiral wound gaskets and RTJ rings shall not be used with internally coated piping.
Gaskets shall be as described below:
Comments: Spiral wound gaskets have metal windings that can damage the coating. This can result in
corrosion on the flange face though in many cases the gasket seal may be tight enough to prevent fluid ingress
and corrosion. The extent of the problem is likely dependent on the number of times the flanges are broken
and the extent of resultant damage to the flange faces.
a.
For ASME 150 thru 600 RF flanges:

Flexitallic Flexpro, or Company approved equal. Gasket description: Kammprofile gasket
with serrated solid 316 stainless steel metal core, integral centering ring, and expanded Teflon
(PTFE) sealing surface.
As an alternate for ASME 150 thru 600 RF flanges the following are acceptable, Pikotek
PGE or Pipeline Seal & Insulator (PSI) Linebacker gaskets. Gasket description: 3.2 mm
thick self-energizing gaskets with G10 glass reinforced epoxy retainer and low temperature
Viton seal elements.
Note: Non-metallic flat gaskets may be considered as an alternate for low pressure, non-critical
ASME 150 and 300 services. Consult gasket manufacturers for available alternatives.
Comments: Pikotek PGE and psi Linebacker gaskets are very similar products from alternate
manufacturers. Regardless of manufacturer ratings, this specification does not permit the use of either
product in ASME 900 or above. Note: these gaskets are not fire rated and may have limited maximum
temperature ratings due to the use of elastomer sealing elements. If a fire safe gasket is required then
Pikotek VCS Firelok gaskets should be used.
b.
For ASME 900 thru 2500 RF or RTJ flanges:

Pikotek VCS (and Flowlok, Firelok or VCFS depending on the application) or Pipeline
Seal & Insulator (PSI) Lineseal gaskets are acceptable. Gasket description: composite
gasket/retainer consisting of G10 glass reinforced epoxy laminated to a 316 stainless steel core
with a spring energized Teflon seal element. PSI gaskets may be specified as Type E (full face)
or Type F (traditional, extending to the bolt ID only).
Note: Kammprofile gaskets may be a suitable alternative for these systems depending upon the
specific design pressure and temperature, and gasket facing material. Consult gasket
manufacturer for suitability.
Comments: Pikotek VCS gaskets have a single sealing element whereas the Flowlok, Firelok and VCFS
designs have two sealing elements with the secondary seal in the Firelok and VCFS being fire safe; it is
up to the designer to determine whether VCS, Flowlok, Firelok or VCFS gaskets are required. Since
Pikotek & PSI gaskets are typically only used for internally coated piping (corrosive water systems), or
as insulating kits (at lease edge and a remote location), the additional cost of Flowlok, Firelok or VCFS
gaskets may not be warranted. However, if used in applications with greater fire risk (within a facility or
in close proximity to a mass of piping or equipment) then the use of Firelok or VCFS gaskets is
recommended. As an alternate, you may want to consider the use of Flexitallic Flexpro gaskets with a
suitable sealing facing if confirmed suitable for use at these pressure ratings.
5.
Cathodic Protection (Insulating Kits):

a.
The following gaskets shall be used for cathodic protection isolation:

i. for ASME 150 thru 600 RF flanges in non-critical service:
Phenolic (flat) or Pikotek ISOCORE gaskets.
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ii. for ASME 150 thru 600 RF flanges in critical service:

Pikotek PGE or Pipeline Seal & Insulator (PSI) Linebacker gaskets. Gasket
description: 3.2 mm thick self-energizing gaskets with G10 glass reinforced epoxy retainer
and low temperature Viton seal elements.
Comments: see comments relating to these gaskets in Item 4 above Internally Coated Piping
iii. for all ASME 900 thru 2500 RF or RTJ flanges:

Pikotek VCS (and Flowlok or VCFS) or Pipeline Seal & Insulator (PSI) Lineseal
gaskets are acceptable. Gasket description: composite gasket/retainer consisting of G10
glass reinforced epoxy laminated to a 316 stainless steel core with a spring energized
Teflon seal element. PSI gaskets may be specified as Type E (full face) or Type F
(traditional, extending to the bolt ID only).
Comments: see comments relating to these gaskets in Item 4 above Internally Coated Piping
Note: As an alternate for ASME 900 thru 2500 RTJ flanges in non-hydrocarbon, noncritical service only, the following substitution may be considered: Phenolic RTJ ring.
Comments: be warned that Phenolic rings periodically fail in these pressure classes and thus
should be used with extreme caution.
b.
In addition to the gaskets specified, insulating kits shall also include one glass reinforced Mylar or
epoxy sleeve per stud, two glass reinforced epoxy washers per stud, and two 1050 zinc plated steel
washers per stud.
Cautionary Note: the use of pure nickel thread compounds is not permitted with insulating kit
bolting as they may resulting in bypassing of the insulating kit.
7.7
Valves
Valves shall be purchased in accordance with the Companys Approved Manufacturers List
(ENG-WP-11) and they shall be in accordance with both the applicable Piping Class Table and
the following requirements:
At a minimum, all valves shall comply with ASME B16.34. In addition, valves shall comply with
the supplemental requirements of either API 6D or API 594, 600, 602, 603, 608, or 609 as
applicable (except that union body bonnet joints shall not be used). With Company approval,
threaded and socketwelded valves in Category D service may be exempted from these
requirements.
Cautionary Note: The valve tables provided in this specification are not all inclusive and are intended
to show the minimum standard of valve acceptable to the Company. In specialized services (e.g., high
temperature, H2S content greater than 10%; amine, brine, caustic, etc.) valve specifications shall be
reviewed with a qualified Materials Engineer to determine if additional specifications are required.
Service conditions should be provided as part of valve specifications so that the Vendor can confirm
proper material selection.
Comments: B16.34 incorporates class 150 to 2500 flanged valves, class 150 to 4500 welded valves, class 150 to
2500 NPT valves less than NPS 2 and class 150 to 4500 SW valves less than NPS 2 . API 594 covers single
and dual plate check valves. API 6D incorporates class 150 to 2500 flanged valves NPS 2 and larger. API 600
covers class 150 to 2500 flanged and welded valves from NPS 1 to 24. API 602 covers class 800 and 1500 NPT
and SW valves less than NPS 2 and class 150 to 600 and 1500 flanged valves less than NPS 4. API 603 covers
class 150 valves from NPS to 12. API 608 covers class 150 to 300 flanged valves less than or equal to NPS 12
and class 150 to 600 NPT and SW valves less than or equal to NPS 2. API 609 covers class 150 to 600 valves from
NPS 3 to 24 and valves from NPS 2 to 48 rated based on CWP.
1.
Carbon steel materials shall be from materials groups 1.1 or 1.2. Carbon steel materials shall be
normalized or normalized and tempered. Low alloy and stainless steel valves shall be used where
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specified in the class tables or where otherwise approved by the Company; stainless steel materials
shall be from materials groups 2.1, 2.2, or 2.3. The composition, material specifications, and heat
treatment must be stated. Exceptions:
a.
Ductile iron valves are acceptable when specifically listed in the applicable pipe class table
(i.e., plastic lined piping systems). Cast iron valves are prohibited.
b.
Carbon steel materials from materials group 1.3 may be used with written Company approval.
Where approved, design pressures and PSV set points shall be reviewed to ensure they are
satisfactory for the lower allowable working pressures of materials group 1.3 valves.
Comments: Materials group 1.4 is not permitted due to much reduced pressure ratings (e.g., ASME 600
products from group 1.4 are rated to only 1235 psi and not the normal 1480 psi). See Sour Service
Supplement for additional information regarding the use of Group 1.2 valves in Sour Service.
2.
Fire Safe Design:

a.
Soft seated valves in hydrocarbon or critical utility service shall have passed an appropriate
fire test: quarter turn valves shall have passed the API 607 test; gate and globe valves shall
have passed the API 6FA test; and, check valves shall have passed the API 6FD test. Soft
seated valves must have secondary metal-to-metal seats.
Comments: Quarter turn valves typically have soft seats which will burn out in a fire. Gate and globe
valves are normally considered inherently fire safe as they have primary metal-to-metal seats, though
this is not always the case (e.g., API 6D valves typically rely upon an O-ring sealing system). Tests 6FA
and 6FD are intended for API 6D valves whereas the 607 test is intended for ASME B16.34 quarter turn
valves. The API 607 4th Edition test is more stringent than the 6FA test (or the 607 3rd Edition test).
3.
b.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, butterfly valves shall be of the high performance
type and shall be fire safe as required in Item 2a above; valves may be metal-to-metal seated or
have Teflon seats with metal-to-metal backup. Preference is to flanged butterfly valves first,
lug style second, and wafer style only as a last resort (see Item 3 below). Designers are
cautioned that butterfly valves often have a preferred flow direction and may be de-rated if
installed in the wrong direction.
c.
Check and gate valves shall normally have primary metal-to-metal seats. Soft seated API 6D
gate and check valves are listed in piping classes and may be used where appropriate (e.g.,
critical applications requiring very tight shutoff or applications where pigging is required).
Flangeless valves with exposed bolt wafer type bodies (e.g., butterfly and check valves), shall not
be used in liquid and gas hydrocarbon, LPG or H2S service without Company approval. If
approved, these valves shall be protected with flame impingement shields; shields are required for
all valves in LPG service, valves NPS 6 (DN 150) and smaller when the length of exposed bolt
exceeds 75 mm, and all valves NPS 8 (DN 200) and larger. Wafer type valves are never permitted
as primary isolation valves (e.g., tanks, vessels); however, lug style butterfly valves are permitted
for tank isolation.
Note: Wafer valves shall not be used in Dead End service; such valves shall be flanged or
lugged. Dead end valves are valves that may need to be left in place to provide isolation while
piping on the other side is removed.
Comments: Exposed long bolts will expand resulting in leakage that will feed a fire. The addition of shielding
will minimize the temperature rise of the bolts (liquid bath effect) and thus minimize the leakage into the fire.
Most manufacturers can also supply lug-body valves or flanged valves; wafer style should not be used unless
the flanged or lug style are not available or dont meet spacing requirements . Flangeless valves may be
approved in non critical services where alternate isolation valves are available both upstream and
downstream in the event of fire or where the valve is not in a fire hazardous location (e.g., a field header or
wellsite location - plants and batteries would generally be considered fire hazardous locations).
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Flanged valves may be cast or forged steel. In critical service forged valves are preferred
a.
Where flanged valves are specified, the flanges should normally be cast or forged with the
body. Flanges may be attached to buttweld end valve bodies subject to Company review and
approval of the weld and procedures.
b.
In critical service, consideration shall be given to the necessity to complete 100% magnetic
particle examination, and 100% radiography of critical areas. Examination procedures and
acceptance criteria shall be in accordance with the applicable appendices of ASME B16.34.
Gate, globe and check valves shall have bolted bonnets with SS/graphite composite gaskets. RTJ
bonnet gaskets are required for ASME 2500, but may be used for ASME 600 or higher. Welded
bonnets are required for ASME 2500 threaded and socket welded valves; they should also be
considered for all other valves that are buried or are used in Category M fluid service. Company
approval may be granted for screwed or union bonnets in Category D service only. All bonnet
bolting shall be per the bolting requirements described in Section 7.5. Gate and globe valves shall
be outside stem and yoke. Pressure seal bonnet designs shall only be used in steam service, and in
steam service are required for large bore valves in Class 900 and above, unless otherwise approved
by the Company.
Comments: SS/graphite gaskets imply a form of spiral wound gasket though this does not limit the vendor to
only traditional spiral wound gaskets. Spiral wound gaskets should be suitable up to ASME 1500 as there are
no significant external forces acting on the bonnet joint. Screwed in bonnets result in simple inexpensive
construction; however, the bonnet gasket is subject to rotating faces and unscrewing of the bonnet may
damage the joint faces. The torque required to tighten a screwed or union bonnet joint is very high. Reference,
Valve Selection Handbook - pp. 58-60, Gulf Publishing.
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6.
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The direction of flow shall be cast, stamped or forged on all check or globe valve bodies. Gate,
Globe and Check valve trim materials shall be as shown in Table 7:
Table 7: Trim Requirements for Gate, Globe and Check Valves 2

Valve Type
API 602 / API 600
Sweet Service
-45C
Sour Service
-45C
Cryogenic Service
-198C
Gate and Globe Valves

Class 150 to 1500
Trim 8 / 8
Trim 12 / 12
Trim 12 / 10
Class 2500
Trim 5 / 5
Trim 16 / 16
NA
Class 150 to 800
Trim 8 / 1
Trim 12 / 10
Trim 12 / 10
Class 900
Trim 8 / 8
Trim 12 / 10
NA
Class 1500
Trim 8 / 8
Trim 12 / 12
NA
Class 2500
Trim 5 / 5
Trim 5 / 16
NA
Check Valves
Notes:
1. Trim components must meet all the requirements specified in Appendix B (the Sour Service Supplement).
2. Full descriptions of the materials specified in each trim package can be found in API 600 or API 602 as applicable.
3. API Trim Codes are as follows:
#1 = Stem = 13Cr, Seating Surfaces = 13Cr
#5 = Stem = 13Cr, Seating Surfaces = Hard Facing (HF)
#8 = Stem = 13Cr, Seating Surfaces = 13Cr / Hard Facing (HF)
#10 = Stem = 316, Seating Surfaces = 316
#12 = Stem = 316, Seating Surfaces = 316 / Hard Facing (HF)
#16 = Stem = 316, Seating Surfaces = Hard Facing (HF)
Comments: API 600 & 602 now reference Trim code #16 which is identical to what has been listed in this specification as
modified Trim #5 (with 316 stem) in prior revisions.
7.
For hydrocarbon and utility services (including steam), valve packing shall be flexible graphite
with corrosion inhibitor; however, braided Teflon may be preferable for water service where long
term galvanic corrosion is of concern. Gate and globe valve packing shall consist of at least two
inner rings of flexible graphite with braided carbon or graphite as top and bottom rings.
Comments: These recommendations should not be used for control valves. Graphite packing is required in
order to provide fire safety.
8.
Except as otherwise specified, reduced port ball valves shall normally be provided. Full port ball
valves shall be provided for:
a. Lines requiring pigging.
b. Lines sloped for continuous draining.
c. Inlet to meter runs.
d. Inlet and outlet of pressure safety valves and rupture discs.
e. Pump or compressor suction.
f. As required to reduce pressure drop.
g. Chemical corrosion coupons.
9.
The pressure temperature rating of soft seated valves (typically ball, plug, check and butterfly
valves) varies widely. Due to the varying properties of the elastomers used, ASME B16.34 does not
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require the manufacturer to rate these valves to the normal ASME Class pressure temperature
values. The designer shall ensure that purchased valves are rated for the design pressure and
temperature of the system. Ball valve seats and seals shall be per Table 8; however, substitutions
are permitted per the Material Equivalency table included with the valve long descriptions. Refer to
Section 7.8 for additional specific information on elastomers.
Comments: The manufacturer rates the valve based upon the seat materials and construction used. Valve
ratings should be confirmed thru discussions with the valve salespeople or by checking vendor catalogues.
Vendors can provide information with regards to fluid compatibility and temperature limits but Company
Materials Engineers should be consulted to ensure that previous company experience can be part of the
decision process. References, Valve Selection Handbook - pg. 102 Gulf Publishing, and API RP14E sect
3.2(a).
Table 8: Typical Ball Valve Seat / Seal Requirements 1

Temperature Range
C
Sweet Service
Sour Service
-45 to 120
Nylon / Viton Duro 90
-45 to 204
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE) / Viton Duro 90
-101 to 204
Mfg. Std. / Graphite 316 SS
Notes:
1. Depending on valve design, some valve manufacturers may substitute graphite/316 SS body seals to achieve a fire-safe
rating. A variety of other seat and seal materials may be acceptable and/or required based on particular service conditions
(e.g., design pressure and temperature requirements, product composition); Refer to Section 7.8 for additional information
on elastomers.
2. In amine or methanol service Teflon, PEEK or other Company approved seal material should be used in place of Viton.
Comments: Buna N seal materials in often used in Sweet service. However, the price differential between Buna N and Viton
is no longer significant and potential problems exist between the Buna N seals and corrosion inhibitors that may be used so
Buna N is not specified.
10. Ball valve body style and construction shall be per Table 9:
11. Manual gear operators should be provided per Table 10. Power operators should be considered for
frequently operated valves. As an alternative to permanently installed power operator assemblies,
valves may be fitted with drive assemblies to which portable relocatable power operators can be
attached as needed.
12. Butterfly valves may only be used in hydrocarbon or critical utility service with Company
approval. Where approved, only high performance, metal seated, triple offset, double flanged
valves shall be used. Valve dimensions shall conform to ISO 5752.
13. For all line sizes NPS (DN 80) and above, a turbulence free minimum distance of 5D upstream, and
2D downstream, of every check valve should be maintained. No pipe fittings (e.g., elbows,
reducers, tees, etc.) or flow restricting devices (e.g., orifices, control valves, etc.) should be
installed in these zones. Normally open full port valves are exempt from these requirements.
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Table 9: Ball Valve Construction Requirements

Trunnion Mounting Requirements
Body Style
Valve Class
Regular Port (RP)

NPS (DN)
Full Port (FP)

NPS (DN)
Class 150
12 (300) and larger
10 (250) and larger
2 or 3 piece, top entry, bolted
Class 300
8 (200) and larger
6 (150) and larger
Class 600
4 (100) and larger
3 (80) and larger
Class 900
2 (50) and larger
1 (40) and larger
Class 1500
2 (50) and larger
1 (40) and larger
Class 2500
2 (50) and larger
1 (40) and larger
Notes:
1. Threaded valves NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller may be unibody, threaded, or top entry bolted body design; valve
bodies shall be forged steel. Seal welded or socket welded valves shall be top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt, body design.
2. All actuated ball valves NPS 2 (DN 50) or larger shall be trunnion mounted. Trunnion mounted valves shall be double
block and bleed with internal thermal relief (i.e., self relieving seats).
Table 10: Operator Requirements for Valves

Gear Operator Required
NPS (DN)
Consider Power Operator

NPS (DN)
Class 150
14 (350) and larger
16 (400) and larger
Class 300
12 (300) and larger
14 (350) and larger
Class 600
8 (200) and larger
10 (250) and larger
Class 900
6 (150) and larger
10 (250) and larger
Class 1500
6 (150) and larger
8 (200) and larger
Class 2500
4 (100) and larger
8 (200) and larger
Class 150
10 (250) and larger
16 (400) and larger
Class 300
8 (200) and larger
12 (300) and larger
Class 600 and 900
6 (150) and larger
10 (250) and larger
Class 1500
4 (100) and larger
8 (200) and larger
Class 2500
3 (80) and larger
8 (200) and larger
Valve Class
Gate and Globe Valves
Ball and Plug Valves
Comments: Determined after consulting API RP14E sects 3.1(a) & (b) and industry practice in Alberta. Slightly more
conservative than API Recommendations.
14. Double Block and Bleed Valves used for Process Isolation during Maintenance:
a.
Where double block and bleed is required for process isolation during maintenance, it shall
normally be provided with separate independent valves (e.g. two block valves and a bleed
valve); these separate independent valves may be contained within the same physical body
(e.g., Oliver Twinsafe double block and bleed valves). Alternatively, this double block and
bleed may be provided by a single integrated valve such as described in Item b below.
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Single integrated double block and bleed valves shall meet the following requirements:
i. They shall have two sealing faces that seal by mechanical action (e.g., WKM Pow-RSeal, General Twinseal), independent of the system pressure,
ii. They shall be equipped with a bleed connection between the two seals, and
iii. They shall be approved by the Company.
Note: in liquid service, the bleed connection shall be provided with thermal relief. Thermal
relief shall bleed to the safe side of the valve (e.g., upstream or downstream) based on the
intended isolation function.
Cautionary Note: The use of single body single valve double block and bleed trunnion
mounted ball valves is not acceptable for double block and bleed isolation except for pig trap
isolation where specialized valves such as the Grove B5 may be approved by the Company.
Conventional trunnion mounted ball valves with self-relieving seats are prohibited.
15. Emergency Shutdown Valves (ESDs):

a.
ESD valves shall be fail closed and shall pass a High Pressure Closure Test followed by a
Low Pressure Closure Test in accordance with API 598. Maximum leakage rates shall be as
specified in Table 5 of API 598. The following are acceptable as ESD valves:
Gate Valves (direct acting and reverse)

Quarter-turn (butterfly, and ball): subject to restrictions below.
Comments: The low pressure test will verify that the high pressure closure test has not degraded
subsequent performance in low pressure service.
b.
Soft seated ESD valves shall have secondary metal-to-metal seats and must have been
independently fire tested; quarter-turn valves to the API 607 fire test, and gate valves to the
API 6FA fire test. ESD valves shall be double block and bleed design where applicable (e.g.,
gate or ball valves), and shall incorporate internal thermal relief (i.e., self relieving seats).
Valves shall allow for secondary sealant injection to the stem packing area, where there shall
be O-rings both above and below the injection point, and to the seats.
Comments: Due to the critical nature of ESD valves, the Company requires that these valves have passed
the more stringent requirements of the API 607 test; the API 6FA test is not acceptable. In this test the
valve is tested for operation and leakage after having been exposed to a fire unlike the 6FA test which
simply exposes a closed valve to fire and checks for leakage. There are many circumstances under which
ESD valves will be called upon to operate in a fire situation and thus the current 607 test is required.
c.
In addition to the foregoing, ESD ball valves shall be as follows:
d.
Trunnion mounted, and

Balls and stems shall be of 316 SS.
Note: The Company may approve the use of superior grades of materials, hard facing, or
weld overlays as required in order to meet particular project needs.
In addition to the foregoing, ESD Butterfly valves shall be as follows:

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e.
ESD valves shall not be used for throttling or shutoff during the course of normal operation;
where automatic valves are required to support normal operation, alternate valves shall be
provided.
f.
The Vendor shall ensure that actuators are sized using realistic torque values and incorporating
a reasonable factor of safety; the assumed torque values and factors of safety used shall be
reviewed when comparing quotations. Actuators shall be mounted, tested, and bench-set
(including limit switches) by the valve supplier.
Comments: Actuators are often sized without much margin by vendors in order to keep the price down.
Also, they are often sized on the basis of normal operating pressures and not the maximum or design
pressure. The Project Engineer should review the actuator sizing to ensure that sufficient capacity is
provided.
g.
Where located in a fire hazardous area, valve actuators shall be fireproofed to withstand a
UL 1709 fire for 20 minutes.
h.
ESD valves in fuel supply lines should be supplied with a lockout and manual reset device.
Comments: Such a device prevents the valve from automatically reopening after the shutdown signal
clears, forcing the operator to manually put the valve back into service. This will prevent the fuel supply
from starting unexpectedly.
7.8
Elastomers
1.
Approximate temperature limits of common oilfield elastomers are listed in Table 11. Temperature
limits, and service compatibility, should always be confirmed with the Vendor:
Table 11: Approximate Temperature Limits of Common Oilfield Elastomers 1

Material: Typical Service: Approximate Temperature
Limit
Material: Typical Service: Approximate Temperature

Limit
2
Buna-N (Nitrile): Sweet, Methanol, Amine:

-50 to 120C
Nylon (no Amines): Sweet, Methanol, Xylene:

-45 to 120C
Viton-B (FKM): Sour (no Amines), Xylene, Scale Inhibitor:

-10/-40 (varies) to 232C
Devlon V-API (Nylon 66) (Amines): Sweet, Methanol,

Xylene, Amine: -193 to 200C
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE): Sweet, Sour, Amine, Methanol,

Xylene, Scale Inhibitor: -45 to 204C
Kalrez (FFKM): Sour, Methanol, Xylene, Amine, Scale

Inhibitor: -15 to 288C
Aflas (FEPM): Sour, Methanol, Xylene, Amine (consult

Materials Engineer): +5 to 204C
Chemraz (FFKM): Sour, Methanol, Xylene, Amine, Scale

Inhibitor: -12/-30 (varies) to 260C
Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR, HSN): Sour, Methanol, Amine:

--10/-40 (varies) to 150C
Polyetherekeytone (PEEK): Sour, Methanol, Xylene, Amine,

Scale Inhibitor: -45 to 260C
Delrin (no Amines): Sweet, Methanol, Xylene:

-40 to 90C
Notes:
1.
This table provides only a very general summary of elastomer use and application. Elastomer use should always be
reviewed with the Vendor to ensure appropriate selections are made. In critical services, consultation with the
elastomer manufacturer is also advisable (e.g., James Walker, DuPont, Greene-Tweed, Parker).
2.
While valve manufacturers often indicate that Nylon is an acceptable material in sour service, published data does not
always support this proposition and often indicates severe limitations on its use (e.g., The Chemical Resistance Guide
for Elastomers). When a manufacturer proposes to use Nylon or Devlon in a sour service valve (e.g., ball valve) as an
alternative to the materials specified herein, they must provide a letter certifying that this material is suitable for the
service conditions (i.e., H2S and CO2 content, design pressure and temperature).
Cautionary Note: Many soft seated valves are not rated for the full flange rating. If the full ASME
flange rating is required, the valve manufacturer should be consulted to determine seat and seal
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materials. The generic valve long descriptions provided in this specification may not assure
that the valve will have full flange rating.
Comments: Nylon is typically able to provide full flange rating to 120C in classes 150 thru 1500, Teflon is
typically able to provide full flange rating up to 150C in classes 150 through 600. PEEK is typically able to
provide full flange rating up to 200C in classes 150 thru 900 and full flange rating up to 150C in class 1500.
In all cases the valve manufacturer should be consulted to verify specific valve pressure temperature ratings.
Note: in one case a manufacturer initially assured that Nylon was suitable for sour service but when required
to provide a letter of certification, they then restricted its use to a max of 5% H2S, a max of 5% CO2, only
trace water of condensation and a max temp of 30C.
2.
For systems containing gas with an operating pressure of 6895 kPa and above, a review of the
specific operating conditions shall be completed to determine the need for elastomer materials that
are resistant to explosive decompression. Elastomers that are resistant to explosive decompression
should normally be provided when the following conditions are satisfied:
System containing gas with an operating pressure of 6895 kPa or greater, and
The partial pressure of CO2 in the gas is greater than or equal to 48 kPa absolute.
Note: Elastomers that require resistance to explosive decompression shall be qualified to an

acceptable test standard such as NORSOK M-710, James Walker ARD/20RDG2009, Shell
DODEP 02.01B.03.02, or Total GS PW 142 03/01.
Comments: Explosive decompression results from a rapid decrease of system pressures which causes gases
that have permeated into the elastomer materials to try to escape. If these trapped gases can not escape as fast
as the system pressure is dropping, a differential pressure is generated that can cause cracks and blisters.
Since CO2 tends to be the most permeable of the gases found in the upstream oil and gas industry, explosive
decompression is typically associated with the presence of CO2 in a gas system. Explosive decompression is
usually thought to be a problem at pressures above 6895 kPa (although there is no industry accepted
threshold pressure below which it will not occur), when there is a significant presence of CO2, and with
depressurization rates of 70 kPa/min or higher.
8.0
QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL
8.1
Contractors QA/QC
1.
Contractors performing fabrication or repair work shall submit a copy of the Certificate of
Authorization Permit issued to them by the Alberta Boiler Safety Association (ABSA), prior to the
start of work. In addition, copies of their applicable registered welding procedures shall be
submitted to the Company for approval, prior to the start of welding fabrication.
2.
The Contractors quality assurance program shall be sufficient to ensure that all received materials
are identifiable, that they are in acceptable condition for their intended use, and that they comply
with the drawings and specifications. A fabrication examination record sheet is included as
Form SF-3 and shall be signed-off by the Contractors representative as items are completed.
3.
Unless otherwise agreed by the Company, the Contractor is responsible for all quality and progress
inspection; however, the Company reserves the right to perform audit inspections to the extent they
feel necessary during the fabrication or construction.
Comments: B31.3 gives the Owners Inspector the right to access any place where work is performed to audit
and inspect the work in order to satisfy the Owners responsibilities. References, ASME B31.3, and ABSA
The Pressure News Vol. 5 Issue 4, Dec. 2000.
4.
Fabrication shall not be considered complete until the fabrication Contractor presents a properly
divided and bound quality control package to the Company. Documentation in this package shall
include, but not be limited to, the following:
Requirements of the purchase order(s),
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Copy of the Contractors Certificate of Authorization Permit,

Code declaration forms and certificates,
Registration forms,
Destructive and non-destructive test reports,
Heat treatment records and charts,

Pressure test affidavits and charts,
Radiograph maps (e.g., weld maps)
Each welders qualifications, including thickness range, P group position, test date, etc.,
Copies of the weld procedures and weld procedure qualification records,
Copies of examiners certifications, and

Other documentation as specified by the Company.
Inspection Requirements
1.
An Inspector shall be assigned to act as the Companys agent during the construction of piping
systems. The Inspector shall not be an employee of the piping Manufacturer, Fabricator, or Erector.
The Inspector shall have the qualifications required by ASME B31.3 and shall verify conformance
to code and engineering specifications. This includes but is not limited to:
verification that required examinations have been completed by qualified and certified NDE
examiners;
inspection of piping to the extent necessary to ensure conformance to code and specifications;
review and certification of documents; and

witnessing of tests, as appropriate, to verify conformance.
Comments: B31.3 assigns specific responsibilities to the Owners Inspector and the Inspector should be
aware of these responsibilities. B31.3 also requires the Inspector to have not less than 10 years experience in
the design, fabrication, or inspection of industrial piping systems or to have an Engineering degree and 5
years of experience. The extent of witnessing and inspection required for alliance partners may be
significantly reduced than for other fabricators. Reference, ASME B31.3 para 340 and ABSA The Pressure
News Vol. 5 Issue 4, Dec. 2000.
2.
8.3
The inspector shall be required to sign-off on the fabrication examination record sheet to verify that
the items contained on this form have been satisfactorily completed.
Fabrication QA/QC
1.
Welding (including hot tapping), weld and welder qualification, stress relieving, and weld
inspection shall be in accordance with the both the applicable Piping Class Table and Company
Specification SSP 64 Pressure Welding.
2.
Where spot or random examinations are conducted (e.g., radiography, magnetic particle inspection,
etc.), they shall be progressive in accordance with ASME B31.3. The Company accepts no
responsibility for the additional costs incurred when progressive examination results in an actual
examination percentage higher than the minimum specified in this specification and/or SSP 64. The
random examination rates required by this specification, and SSP 64, are minimum percentages and
do not include additional examination and repairs necessitated by ASME B31.3 requirements for
progressive examination.
Note: Refer to Bulletin IB07-002 published by ABSA for additional information on random
examination requirements.
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Comments: While often overlooked, it is a code requirement that examination be progressive. For every
identified defect, two addition samples in addition to the repaired defect shall be examined; if either of these
additional samples is defective then two additional samples shall be examined in addition to this repair; if of
these later two samples either is defective, then 100% examination is required. Note: progressive examination
is by welder and not by job; for example, additional welds requiring examination must be from the same
welder as the defective weld. Reference, ASME B31.3 para 341.4.3 & Interpretation 10 12.
3.
Required examinations shall be performed after final PWHT.

Comment: While not strictly required by ASME B31.3 for P1 materials, this is a Company required practice.
Reference, ASME B31.3 para 341.3.1(a).
8.4
Procurement
1.
SemCAMS maintains a listing of approved Manufacturers and Vendors for critical components
(e.g., valves). Materials should be sourced from approved manufacturers and vendors. When
materials can not be procured from the approved list, a variance shall be generated and measures
shall be taken to ensure the integrity and compliance of the alternative materials and/or
components.
2.
Purchase orders and/or materials withdrawal orders shall be prepared for all material(s). At a
minimum these shall contain sufficient detail to fully describe the material(s) and the standard(s)
with which the material(s) is required to comply. Purchase orders must require adherence to the
current revision of this specification; ensure all Vendors have, or are supplied, a current copy.
Purchase orders may be prepared in one of two ways:
a.
Fully describe the material(s) and the applicable standard(s);

example.: NPS 4, ASME 600, Raised Face (RF), A105N, Weld Neck (WN), Flange per
ASME B16.5
b.
Provide a brief description and reference the appropriate pipe class table or valve tag:
example: NPS 4 Flange per SSP 60 Pipe Class BSN, or
NPS 6 Ball Valve per SSP 60 Pipe Class CLN, or
Valve B09J4A, NPS 6 per SSP 60
Comments: In order that the right materials are supplied, a minimum quantity of information must be
provided: Size, material, rating, sweet/sour, etc. The easiest means of achieving this is to quote the size and
indicate which class it belongs to - the class table specifies the other details. ABSA considers the P.O. to be
the primary material control document and require that received materials be checked against the P.O. for
compliance; only the P.O. is required to be retained as a record of materials used although the Company
imposes some requirements to keep MTRs as well. References, SAIT B31.3 Course Notes, and discussions with
ABSA Personnel.
8.5
Material Test Reports (MTRs)

1.
Material Test Reports (MTRs) are required for all piping materials purchased for use in piping
systems. MTRs shall be from the manufacturer, not the supplier or distributor, and should be
shipped concurrently with purchased materials. Materials shall not be used until MTRs have been
reviewed and it has been confirmed that they conform to the project specifications and the purchase
order.
Comments: MTRs that carry the suppliers or distributors title block are not acceptable. Such MTRs consist of
information that has been copied from the original manufacturers MTRs. These MTRs are considered less
reliable as they are subject to errors and potentially to tampering. Due to the greater possibility of errors,
these MTRs do not provide the same objective evidence of code compliance that the original MTRs do. In
addition, with these MTRs it is much more difficult to establish that the materials were purchased from
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approved manufacturer; it may be necessary to review all the fittings to check the manufacturers stamp on the
fitting
8.6
2.
All MTRs for sour and low temperature materials shall be checked for conformance with
specifications in accordance with Form SF-2. These MTRs shall be filed in project QC files and
shall become a permanent part of the project files.
3.
For normal temperature sweet service materials only 10% of the MTRs need be checked for
conformance in accordance with Form SF-2. These MTRs do not need to become part of the
permanent records.
4.
Surplus material, and warehouse stock, without MTRs can be used for sweet service provided that
it has clearly identifiable markings to confirm that it is code approved material and correct for the
application.
Pressure Testing
8.6.1
1.
Before the piping system is tested, the Inspector and the Contractor shall inspect the system to
ensure that the materials, construction, identification and installation comply with the
applicable regulations and the engineering design. The Inspector shall sign-off a completed
piping examination checklist. This checklist is included as Form SF-4.
Comments: Both the Alberta Regulations and ASME B31.3 require that piping systems be inspected
prior to being pressurized. This is consistent with the pre-start-up inspections that have typically been
done but this requirement is meant to formalize these inspections and puts the onus on the inspector to
sign-off that the inspection has been completed. References, ASME B31.3 para 340.2, and Alberta
Regulation 49/2006.
2.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, all piping systems shall be hydrostatically
pressure tested to the test pressure listed in the applicable pipe class table; test pressures
greater than 175% of the design pressure may result in rejection of the affected components.
Exceptions from hydrotest requirements may be permitted in the following cases:
a.
Service tests may be permitted for Category D fluid service at the normal operating
pressure. A preliminary check for leaks shall be completed at a pressure of no greater than
170 kPa. Prior approval is required from the AHJ for service tests on piping larger than
NPS 2 (DN 50).
Comment: Category D piping NPS 2 and less is exempt from the requirements of the Pressure
Equipment Safety Regulation in Alberta and thus exempt from the requirement that all tests be
hydrotests.
b.
Pneumatic tests may be used where permitted by the Companys Pressure Equipment
Integrity Management Program (Owner User Program). For situations not otherwise
addressed, pneumatic tests may only be considered with prior written approval from the
Company and the AHJ.
Comment: One criteria that is sometimes used in Alberta is to only consider pneumatic testing when
the product of the pressure (psig) times the volume (ft3) is less than 10,000. This provides an
approximate measure of stored energy. Reference, ABSA The Pressure News Vol. 2 Issue 4
August 1997 and The Pressure News Vol. 7 Issue 2 June 2002.
c.
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Where piping is to be pressure tested together with a vessel as a system, and it is not
practicable to isolate the piping from the vessel; the system may be tested at the vessel test
pressure provided that this is not less than 77% of the normally required piping test
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Cautionary Note: Vessels designed using a design factor of 3.5 as permitted by the 2001
Edition of ASME Section VIII shall typically not be hydrotested to more than 1.3 times
the MAWP. This reduction in vessel test pressures may necessitate independent pressure
testing of piping systems.
d.
Test pressures may be reduced when piping is registered for less than the maximum listed
in the applicable pressure class. For example, when reduced pressure components are
used, the design pressure shall be no greater than the maximum permissible pressure for
such components and the hydrotest pressure shall then be determined on a case by case
basis in accordance with ASME B31.3.
Comments: The test pressures specified herein are 1.5 times the B16.5 flange ratings. These
pressures should be used even when the system does not require the full flange rating (unless testing
together with a vessel). Hydrostatic tests should be used by default and Service or Pneumatic tests
should only be used if hydrostatic tests are truly impractical rather than just inconvenient.
References, ASME B31.3 para 345, and ABSAs The Pressure News Vol. 5 Issue 1 March 2000.
3.
Where it is not practical to pressure test a closure weld(s), Company approval may be granted
to pre-test the piping spool, or component, and then subject the final closure weld(s) to all of
the following:
in-process examination (by a qualified inspector),
magnetic particle or liquid penetrant examination of the root pass, and
either 100% radiographic or ultrasonic examination in conjunction with 100% magnetic

particle or liquid penetrant examination of the completed weld.
NDE examinations to be completed by a CGSB Level II or Level III certified NDE

inspector.
Note: Prior approval of the AHJ may be required. Within Alberta, compliance with the
additional requirements of ABSA Bulletin AB-519 is mandatory and the Company Chief
Inspector, or his designate, must provide written approval for the waiving of the closure
hydrotest. In BC and Saskatchewan, the Company may waive closure tests if the requirements
specified above are meet; there are no additional Provincial requirements.
Comments: Earlier editions of ASME B31.3 required all welds, including closure welds, to be
hydrotested. Recent updates have relaxed this requirement but where exception is taken to hydrotesting,
ASME B31.3 now requires two alternate forms of inspection as identified above. Note: while B31.3 has
relaxed the hydrotest requirement for closure welds, this is something that should not be done lightly and
ABSA should be consulted to ensure that they concur with the proposed exceptions. References, ASME
B31.3 para 345.2.3, CSA Z662 8.14, ABSA The Pressure News Vol. 2, Issue 4, August 1997, ABSA
The Pressure News Vol. 9 Issue 3 Sep. 2004, and ABSA Bulletin AB-519.
4.
During pressure testing, the metal temperature shall be a minimum of 15C above the design
minimum temperature to prevent brittle fracture.
5.
All pressure tests shall be a minimum of 1 hour and shall be conducted in accordance with the
applicable Pressure Testing Procedure submitted to the AHJ.
Note: A minimum 10 minute pressure test may be permitted by the Company, when the full
system under test can be visually examined during testing in that time, for the following
ASME B31.3 piping: tie-in welds (e.g., where a weldolet is attached and hydrotested before
the coupon is cut out); and, small volume mechanically jointed systems (e.g., threaded piping
and instrument tubing systems).
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Comments: B31.3 requires a minimum 10 min test but Z662 requires a minimum 1 hour test for piping
which is fully exposed and can be visually inspected during the test. A 10 min test is deemed reasonable
by the Company for tie-in welds due to the very small volume of piping being tested; it can quickly and
easily be checked for leaks and the pressure drop would still be quite noticeable within the 10 min time
span. References, ASME B31.3 para 345.2.2, and CSA Z662 8.10.
6.
Check valves shall be held in the open position during pressure testing. Double block and
bleed ball valves shall be left in the half open position during pressure testing.
7.
Pressure testing shall be conducted after all required fabrication, inspection, heat treatment,
and examination have been completed and prior to insulation being installed. Any changes or
additions subsequent to testing may result in retesting. ASME B16.48 blinds or blanks should
normally be installed for pressure testing purposes but, with Company approval, testing may
be completed against closed isolation valves provided they are suitable for the required test
pressure.
Note: Piping components and subassemblies may be tested individually. Flanged joints used to
connect such components or subassemblies subsequent to testing (e.g., assembly at the
installation site following shop testing) do not require retesting.
Comments: Reference, ASME B31.3 paras 345.2 & 345.3.
8.
Pressure tests shall be conducted using 2 calibrated gauges or a calibrated chart and a single
pressure gauge. Calibration shall be completed using a dead weight calibrator or a digital
gauge that has been calibrated in a fashion approved by the AHJ.
Note: A pressure test chart is required for CSA Z662 pipeline piping hydrotests.
Comments: While B31.3 does not require the use of 2 pressure gauges, ABSA requires the use of two
calibrated devices.
9.
Tests shall be witnessed by the Inspector who shall sign the pressure test record and ensure that
it contains adequate information; at a minimum, pressure test records shall include the
following;
the line number associated with the piping as listed on the line list or P&ID,
if applicable, the spool I.D. number,

the test pressure,
the calibration records for the gauge(s) and chart,
the test media,

the duration of test, and
the date of the test.
Comments: Hydrotest charts are preferred; they are required by Z662 but not by B31.3. References,
ASME B31.3 para 345.2.7, and CSA Z662 8.16.
10. On completion of pressure testing, any tape that has been applied to flanged joints shall be
removed.
Comments: This is to prevent any possibility of corrosive fluids or products being trapped within the
taped void and causing corrosion during subsequent operation.
8.6.2
1.
Exceptions for Instrument Tubing Systems

Instrument tubing systems in Category D fluid service may receive an in-service pressure test
as follows:
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a.
The service test shall be conducted at the normal operating pressure with the normal
service fluids.
b.
A preliminary check for leaks shall be completed at a pressure of no greater than 170 kPa.
Instrument tubing systems in other than Category D fluid service shall be hydrotested in
accordance with Section 8.6.1, unless one of the following conditions is met, in which case a
pneumatic test with Nitrogen at 1.1 times the Design Pressure may be conducted:
a.
Pneumatic testing of the instrument tubing system is permitted by the Companys AHJ
approved Pressure Equipment Integrity Manual (PEIM), or
b.
Pressure test procedures submitted with the pressure piping system design registration
(refer to Section 6.0), and the registered Quality Control system under which the piping
system is being fabricated, specifically allow for pneumatic testing of the instrument
tubing system.
Where the pressure test is pneumatic, either in accordance with Subsection 1 or 2 above, all
joints shall be checked for leaks with Snoop, or Company approved equal, during testing.
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Piping Specification: Appendix A Small Diameter Piping Supplement

A.
SMALL DIAMETER PIPING SUPPLEMENT
A.1
Scope and Definitions
A.2
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1.
This supplement contains additional requirements, over and above those described elsewhere in
this specification, for small diameter piping.
2.
Small Diameter Piping is defined as piping NPS 1 (DN 40) or smaller. Conversely, piping NPS 2
(DN 50) and larger is Large Diameter Piping.
Materials
1.
Piping may be installed with threaded or socket welded couplings, fittings and valves. Unions may
be used in place of flanges where assembly and disassembly are required; unions shall have metalto-metal seats.
Note: where installed on vibrating machinery, PSVs shall be mounted as close to the main piping
run as possible and they shall be flanged and gusseted. Threaded and socket welding assembly is
not permitted.
Comments: Local industry has experienced a large number of failures related to PSV installation on vibrating
machinery; installation close to the main run will help eliminate wave stub resonance and low resonance
frequencies so that there is not a high vibration response and resulting fatigue failure. The installation of a
manual drain on the discharge piping may be required if discharge piping rises to the header.
2.
Threaded and socket welded piping should be minimized in sour service, and other services
susceptible to crevice corrosion, to the extent practical. Threaded connections shall be butt or
socket welded as required by Section A.4. Butt welded piping should be used in preference to
threaded or socket welded piping where practical.
Comments: Both Z662 and B31.3 require that threaded piping be avoided in services subject to crevice
corrosion. Many industry specifications do not allow the use of threaded piping in sour service. Company
facilities have experienced a number of incidents and near misses where threaded connections have failed in
sour service. References, CSA Z662 sect 4.5.2, and ASME B31.3 sects 311.2.4 & 314.
3.
Restrictions on use of threaded and socket welded piping:
Threaded is not permitted in High Concentration Sour Service, in Category M fluid service, or
in Severe Cyclic Service. Threaded piping shall not be used in these services unless absolutely
necessary and approved by the Company.
Socket welded piping is not permitted in High Concentration Sour Service or Category M fluid
service, and is not recommended in Severe Cyclic Service. Socket welded piping shall not be
used in these services unless approved by the Company.
If threaded or socket welded piping is approved in these services, it shall originate in NPS 2
(DN 50) tapped blind flanges (refer to Table RT-5) or flanged x NPT valves. For example,
flanged thermowells can be used to eliminate threaded connections.
Note: In Severe Cyclic Service only threaded components of a specialty nature which are not
subject to external moments (e.g., thermowells), may be approved. Other threaded components are
strictly prohibited.
Cautionary Note: Caution is required when installing flanged branch connections in vibrating
service (e.g., reciprocating compressors). Large masses may create significant moment arms
leading to fatigue failures. The elimination of stress concentrations (by use of contoured tees as
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opposed to o-lets) should be considered. The use of gusseting to provide support should also be
considered.
Comments: Socket welded connections (e.g., needle valves) are preferred as they are stronger and less
susceptible to leakage than threaded connections; this is important due to the extreme toxic nature of the
service. Piping runs shall be butt welded to provide the greatest degree of safety. Note: needle valves shall be
installed into NPS 2 (DN 50) tapped blind flanges so that the weak link (the threaded or socket weld
connection) can be easily replaced. Refer to Table RT-5.
4.
Carbon steel and stainless steel piping shall be a minimum of Schedule 80. Completely threaded
nipples are not permitted. The minimum pipe size permitted is NPS (DN 20) except as required
to connect to equipment (e.g., orifice flanges); piping less than NPS (DN 20) is also permitted on
pilot gas systems downstream of the take-off from the fuel gas header when protected against
mechanical damage. Tubing is not recommended in place of hard pipe in process services except in
the case of vibrating service where tubing may be more resistant to fatigue failures. Threaded
piping in vibrating service shall be a minimum of Sch 160. Larger pipe sizes may be required to
obtain the required internal diameter; particularly with Schedules 160 and XXS.
Comments: Small diameter pipe is subject to vibration and corrosion failures. In addition, NPS (DN 15)
pipe is extremely vulnerable to mechanical damage. These requirements are less conservative than those
recommended by API. References, API RP14E para 2.6(c), and ASME B31.3 Table 314.2.1.
5.
All Small Diameter Pipe fittings shall be forged steel per Table 4. The class of fittings shall be per
Table 12:
Note: Table 12 does not cover Threadolet (TOL) or Sockolet (SOL) fittings. Refer to Table RT-26
for the required ratings for TOLs and SOLs.
Table 12: Class of Fittings to be used in Small Diameter Piping Systems

Pipe Schedule
Threaded (NPT) Fittings
Socket Welded (SW) Fittings
Schedule 80
Class 3000
Class 3000
Schedule 160
Class 3000
Class 6000
Schedule XXS
Class 6000
Class 9000
Comments: Fittings classes are intended to be equivalent in strength to specific pipe schedules. Fitting classes do not
represent cold working pressure values (CWP) as is commonly assumed. Regardless, even if the class number represented a
CWP value it would not include any corrosion allowance and therefore would not be an accurate assessment of strength in
any case. Reference, ASME B16.11 Table 2.
5.
Bushings and close thread pipe nipples are not permitted.

Comments: Bushings for one size reduction are permitted by ASME B16.11 where they will not be subject to
harmful loads or forces (e.g., weight of piping or mechanical stresses) other than internal pressure. Company
Specs do not permit bushings as their reduced thickness at the thread roots makes them particularly
susceptible to fatigue cracking. Swaged nipples should be used to change sizes in threaded piping. Reference,
ASME B16.11.
6.
Street elbows and other fittings are permitted providing they are in compliance with ASME
B16.11, they have a CRN or CCRN, and the rating of the threaded end meets the requirements of
the piping class in which they are used.
7.
Class 3000 threadolets, threaded elbolets, and threaded latrolets shall be inspected to ensure thread
distortion has not occurred during welding.
Comments: The threads on these fittings can distort due to heating during welding when Class 3000 fittings
are used. Threadolets are used on straight pipe, elbolets are used on elbows, and latrolets are 45 lateral
fittings used on straight pipe.
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Used or reclaimed pipe nipples shall not be reused. Where pipe nipples are removed from service
they shall be discarded; they shall not be placed back into inventory.
Comments: There have been many instances where old and corroded nipples are placed back into service
inappropriately. Further, it can be difficult to accurately determine the schedule of a used nipple. Given the
relatively small cost of nipples, used nipples should be discarded to prevent possible leaks and failures.
9.
Valves may comply with ASME B16.34, API 600, or API 602 as appropriate except that union
body bonnet joints shall not be used; these bonnet joints may be permitted in Category D services
(e.g., instrument air and utility water) with Company approval. Gate, globe and check valves shall
be Class 800 minimum whereas ball valves shall be Class 600 minimum.
10. ASME 2500 threaded or socket welded valves shall have welded bonnets unless otherwise
11. Threaded and socket welded valves shall be forged steel. Where socket welding is required valves
shall be metal seated or shall be soft seated top entry or 3 piece 4 bolt ball valves. Soft seated ball
valves shall be disassembled for installation; metal seated gate and globe valves should be closed
and then backed open a half turn for installation
Note: the use of soft seated 3 piece 4 bolt ball valves is not recommended.
Comments: Industry experience with small 3 piece welded in-line ball valves has been poor. Three piece ball
valves are susceptible to a number of problems such as piping stresses and strains which make it difficult to
obtain a proper seal after disassembly. Consider substituting flanged valves for both back-welded threaded
valves and socket weld valves; it is much easier for operations to maintain and service flanged valves.
12. Heat treated valves and low alloy steel valves with weld, socket or threaded ends requiring
welding, must have 150 mm nipples installed and welding completed prior to final heat treatment
by the fabricator.
13. Where flanged valves are specified, the flanges should either be forged with the valve body or
attached by welding by the original valve manufacturer. Valves with flanges attached by welding
by other than the original manufacturer are not permitted without Company approval; where
required, the Company must review and approve the weld procedures.
Comments: Where a vendor undertakes to weld flanges to an non-flanged valve there may be little control
over the weld procedures used. This may cause problems with the valve. For example, a typical A352-LCC
valve has very high yield strengths and requires adherence to strict weld procedures to ensure suitable
properties in sour service.
A.3
Installation
1.
Small branch connections cannot support massive piping layouts even with minimal vibration.
Designers shall avoid large weights on branch assemblies in vibrating services; consideration
should be given to socket or butt welded connections.
Comments: Large weights can result in large lever arm effects resulting in premature failure of the branch
assembly.
2.
Socket welded connections shall have a nominal 1.6 mm clearance between the end of the pipe and
the bottom of the fitting recess in accordance with ASME B31.3. Gate and globe valves should be
closed and then backed open a half turn for welding.
Comments: This clearance is required to prevent failure due to differential expansion between the pipe and
the fitting (caused by heat from welding). Opening the valves prior to welding should help prevent distortion
of seating faces during welding. Reference, ASME B31.3 sect 311.2.4.
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Unless seal welding is required (and permitted), threaded connections shall be coated with an
appropriate thread sealant compound or Teflon tape. Thread sealant compounds shall be Teflon
based and shall not contain lead or copper. The following products are recommended as described;
however, they should not be used in oxygen service without consulting the manufacturer:
Swagelok Strip-Teeze or Jet-lube Petro-Tape: Teflon thread seal tape; suitable for
process services including propane and butane but should not be used for drinking water,
instrument air, or services greater than 65C; pressures to 14,000 kPa with liquids and gases;
temperatures to 260C. Tape shall be stretched and applied in a clockwise direction, with a
50% overlap leaving the first two starter threads bare.
Jet-lube TF-15 Thread Sealing Compound: Teflon based compound with MoS2; suitable
for use in all process services including propane and butane; pressures to 69,000 kPa with
liquids and gases; temperatures to 260C.
Jet-lube V2 or Topco Multiseal: Teflon based compounds; suitable for use in all
process services including propane and butane; pressures to 69,000 kPa with liquids, and
14,000 kPa with gases; suitable for drinking water and instrument air services; temperatures to
260 and 204C respectively; ULC listed.
Loctite (Permatex) PST 592, Pipe Sealant with Teflon: Anaerobic Teflon based compound
recommended for critical applications (e.g., sour, LPG, or vibrating service) and all process
services including propane and butane; pressures to 69,000 kPa with liquids and gases;
temperatures to 204C; ULC listed. A 30 minute set time is required with carbon steel whereas
3 hours is required with stainless steel.
Note: May consider Swagelok Swak Pipe Thread Sealant with TFE or Jet-lube Jet-Lok
PS-92 where the Permatex product is unavailable. These products are similar anaerobic
products but are not ULC listed and take considerably longer to set (24 hours for a full
complete setting). Swagelok Swak is rated to only 177C.
Loctite (Permatex) RTV Red, High Temperature Silicone Gasket Maker #26: Silicone
based gasketing product suitable for high temperature process applications (e.g., hot oil
systems) including propane and butane; temperatures to 345C; ULC listed. A 24 hour set time
is required.
Note: May consider Jet-lube Jet-Lok GM-10 where the Permatex product is unavailable.
This product is similar but not ULC listed and it may take more effort to disassemble the
connection in the future.
Comments: Alberta ERCB Oilfield Waste regulations require more stringent disposal methods for Lead and
copper based pipe dope containers. Lead and copper compounds may break down in sour service. Reference,
Alberta ERCB Directive 058.
A.4
Requirements for Welded Connections

1.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, seal welding of threaded connections is only
permitted for temporary piping or repairs to existing threaded piping. Where a welded joint is
required by this specification, socket or butt welded construction shall be used.
Comments: Socket welded piping is stronger than threaded and back welded piping however there have been
instances of failures in sour service due to difficulties in achieving specified hardness levels in the fillet welds.
Butt welded construction is the most reliable type of welded joint. ABSA has recently been raising as a
concern that they do not want to see threaded and seal welded construction; consequently, many operators
have removed this option from their Pressure Equipment Integrity Manuals.
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Where permitted , threaded joints to be seal or bridge welded must be made up dry, without thread
compound or Teflon tape.
Exception: Where seal welding is being used to fix a leaky connection, it is permitted to weld after
removing all joint compound from the exposed threads.
Comments: Joints must be dry as thread compound and tape can contaminate welds and release toxic vapors.
Reference: ASME B31.3 Para. 335.3.2.
3.
Seal or fillet welds shall consist of at least two passes, shall have a flat or slightly concave throat
(10 mm minimum), and shall cover all exposed threads. In the case of a threadolet or sockolet,
short nipple and valve, the seal weld should extend at full valve hub diameter the full length of
exposed nipple. No undercutting on seal or bridge welds will be allowed.
4.
Galvanized pipe shall not be seal welded.

Comments: Poisonous zinc vapors may be generated when seal welding galvanized pipe.
5.
All screwed fuel gas connections within 15 m of a large process furnace or boiler except the
connection between the final block valve and the burner shall be butt or socket welded.
6.
Welding to pressure vessels or rotating equipment, by other than the Manufacturer is not permitted
without written authorization from the Manufacturer and the Company. Refer to Item 10 below for
connections that are exempt from welding requirements.
7.
Limited Welding Requirements for Small Bore Piping:

a.
Where limited welding is required, it shall consist of butt or socket welding all connections up
to and including the first block valve off of columns, vessels, tanks, exchangers, steam
generators, and the header side of any line, that cannot be taken out of service while the plant
is operating; as well as all rotating equipment vent, drain and other threaded connections
subject to vibration; except for the exemptions listed in Item 10 below:
b.
Limited seal welding is required for the following services:

Below the liquid level on vessels greater than 3.0 m3 in hydrocarbon service,
Sour service less than 1% H2S,

LPG or other HVP service outdoors,
Rotating equipment: vents, drains, and other utility or process connections in hydrocarbon
service,
Steam service, and
Hot oil and glycol service; 60C or above.
Comments: Socket welded or flanged piping is preferred to seal welded piping although some problems have
been experienced with failures of SW connections in sour service due to the difficulty of achieving specified
hardness levels. Avoid flanged piping in vibrating service due to the large weights involved; tubing should be
considered as an alternative for small lines in vibrating service. Complete seal welding of glycol lines is
common to minimize leaks and spills. Reference, API RP 14E sect 2.7.
8.
Complete Welding Requirements for Small Bore Piping:

a.
Complete welding consists of butt or socket welding all threaded joints in the system; except
for the exemptions listed in Item 10 below:
b.
Complete welding is required for the following services:

Sour service greater than 1% H2S but not meeting the requirements for High
Concentration Sour Service, and
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LPG or other HVP service indoors.

Lines in Severe Cyclic Services (whether resultant from pressure, temperature, or
vibration).
Note: consider complete welding for all sour service indoors; factors to consider include
building occupancy, building ventilation, product characteristics (normal and upset), detection
systems, and operating procedures
Comments: The basis is that H2S leaks indoors can be fatal to personnel; Small diameter piping failures
in LPG service can always lead to BLEVEs; lastly, threaded connections are restricted in Severe Cyclic
Service by ASME B31.3.
9.
Bridge Welding:
a.
In services with severe vibration or in other Severe Cyclic Services, the branch root
connections should be made with short nipples and multiple weld passes built up to the full
hub diameter of the valve and for the full length of the nipple.
Note: the decision as to when to use bridge welding versus seal welding requires careful
consideration. Typically, bridge welding is only considered for critical services with severe
cyclic loadings or vibration.
Comments: Examples of typical bridge welding cases are LPG or H2S services involving reciprocating
or rotating equipment that is resulting in vibration concerns.
b.
The length of a bridge weld over a pipe nipple shall not exceed 16 mm.
10. Welding Exemptions:

a.
A.5
The following are exempted from the requirement to have welded connections:
Pressure relief devices

Ends of gauge glasses and level alarms
Thermowells
Pressure Gauges
Union nuts
Threaded plugs in vents and drains

Threaded connections (including the inlet except in steam, hot oil and glycol service) on
instrument isolation valves
Other instrument and tubing connections
Quality Assurance / Quality Control

1.
The requirements of Section 8.0 of this Specification shall apply to Small Diameter Piping without
exception.
2.
It is recommended that spacers be used during fabrication to ensure that a suitable gap is provided
in socket welded piping.
3.
Unless otherwise approved, a minimum of 10% of socket welds shall undergo random radiographic
examination to verify the required gap between the pipe and fitting; not to check weld quality.
Radiographic examination shall be progressive in accordance with ASME B31.3.
4.
Socket, bridge and seal welds (where approved) shall undergo 100% visual inspection to confirm
that they comply with Section A.4 Items 3 and 9, as applicable. Fillet welds shall be magnetic
particle (MT) or liquid penetrant (PT) examined at a minimum rate of 10% with the exception of
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Class 2500 where 100% examination is required. Where random MT or PT examination is required
it shall be progressive in accordance with ASME B31.3.
5.
In Severe Cyclic Service, 100% of socket welds and branch connection welds shall be examined
using magnetic particle or liquid penetrant methods
Comments: Reference, ASME B31.3 Para 341.4.
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Piping Specification: Appendix B Sour Service Piping Supplement

B.
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SOUR SERVICE SUPPLEMENT

NACE MR0175 Metals for Sulfide Stress Cracking and Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance in Sour
Oilfield Environments, and ISO 15156 Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Materials for use in
H2S containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production have been technically aligned. This has
resulted in a consistent standard now published as NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 Petroleum and Natural
Gas Industries Materials for use in H2S containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production.
The new document consists of three standards:
Part 1, General Principles for Selection of Cracking Resistant Materials
Part 2, Cracking Resistant Carbon and Low Alloy Steels, and use of Cast Irons
Part 3, Cracking Resistant CRAs (corrosion resistant alloys) and other alloys
The new document contains requirements that in some cases are significantly different than the
requirements previously contained in NACE MR0175 and that may differ from prior industry practice.
Unless specifically authorized by the Company all materials used in sour service piping systems shall
be in accordance with the requirements of the latest edition of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
B.1

1.
This supplement contains additional requirements, over and above those specified elsewhere in this
specification, for sour service.
2.
Sour Service shall consist of the following:
Sour Gas, Sour Oil and Multiphase: a system shall be designated sour when the partial pressure
of the H2S in the vapor phase is greater than 0.3 kPa.
Systems containing rich sweetening agents such as Amines, Sulfinol, Ucarsol, etc. shall be
designated sour.
In addition, systems containing lean amine shall also comply with the requirements for sour
service.
Cautionary Note: the presence of water is not normally required for the Company to classify a
service as sour service. In addition, the Company does not normally recognize exemptions for low
pressure systems.
Comments: The partial pressure of H2S is determined by multiplying the mole fraction (mol % 100) of H2S
in the gas times the system pressure. API 945 provides additional information on environmental cracking of
both lean and rich amines. References, CSA Z662 sect 16, and NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
3.
High Concentration Sour Service is herein defined as a service with an H2S partial pressure in the
gas phase of greater than 1,000 kPa absolute.
Comments: It is advisable to consult a materials engineer when designing a high concentration sour system.
4.
Hardness Scales: Rockwell C (HRC) 22 is approximately equal to a Brinell Hardness (HBW) value
of 237 and a Vickers Hardness (HV) value of 248, for non-Austenitic materials; this conversion is
not appropriate for Austenitic stainless steels. Refer to ASTM A370 Standard Test Methods and
Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Steel Products and ASTM E140 Standard Hardness
Conversion Tables for Metals.
Comments: NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 typically specifies a limit of 22 HRC for most carbon and stainless
steel materials to be used in sour service. This limit has been rounded to 250 HV when taking hardness
measurements using the Vickers scale. Due to the characteristics of Brinell measurement equipment, a
common practice is to limit hardness of carbon steel when using this equipment, to 200 HBW.
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5.
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This supplement attempts to provide additional requirements which will result in safe efficient
designs for sour service piping systems. However, it is not possible to adequately account for all
possible circumstances and the designer is still required to use discretion and should consult a
materials engineer when dealing with unusual situations. Examples are as follows: acid gas
systems; systems containing H2S and chlorides or ammonia.
Design Requirements
1.
Threaded piping should be minimized in sour service, to the extent practical. Refer to Section A.4
for Company requirements for the use of welded joints in small bore piping in sour service.
a.
Butt welded or socket welded piping should be used in preference to threaded piping where
practical.
b.
Socket welded construction is permitted (except in High Concentration Sour Service) but the
caution is required with the use of socket welded flanges. Where used, compliance with the
requirements of Section B.7 Item 3 is required.
Note: Threaded piping is normally only permitted downstream of root valves.

Comments: Both Z662 and B31.3 require that threaded piping be avoided in services subject to crevice
corrosion. Many specifications do not allow the use of threaded piping in sour service at all. Local industry
has experienced a number of incidents and near misses where threaded connections have failed in sour
service. References, CSA Z662 sect 4.5.2, and ASME B31.3 sects 311.2.4 & 314.
2.
Flanged thermowells, NPS 1 (DN 40) shall normally be used for temperature instruments.
However, threaded thermowells may be considered where their reduced mass will present less of a
hazard.
3.
Threaded and socket welded piping shall not be used in High Concentration Sour Service; such
piping shall be butt welded and flanged. Threaded and socket welded connections shall not be used
unless approved in writing by the Company; when approved, such connections shall originate in
NPS 2 (DN 50) tapped blind flanges (refer to Table RT-5) or in flanged x NPT valves. For
example, flanged thermowells and valves shall be used to eliminate threaded and socket welded
connections.
Comments: Piping runs shall be butt welded to provide the greatest degree of safety. Note: flanged double
block and bleed valves with a threaded outlet connection (such as manufactured by Oliver) can be used for
instrument connections.
4.
Vessel connections shall be a minimum of NPS 2 (DN 50) and piping shall be flanged, and shall
maintain this same size, through to the first block valve. In High Concentration Sour Service, all
flanges shall be a minimum of NPS 2 (DN 50) ASME 300.
5.
Some caution is required with above ground piping that is shown within the scope of CSA Z662.
The Alberta Pipeline Act and associated regulations require that above ground piping in sour
service (greater than 1%) have a maximum stress level that does not exceed 50% of the Specified
Minimum Yield Stress (SMYS). All piping specified in the sour service pipe class tables included
in this specification complies with this requirement; however, where alternative materials are used,
the designer shall ensure that this limitation is met.
Comments: The piping shown in the attached pipe class tables was selected per B31.3 which limits the
maximum stress level to approximately 66% of the SMYS or 33% of the STS and it includes allowance for mill
tolerance and corrosion. Z662 does not require the use of these reduction factors and therefore in almost all
cases the stress level as calculated by Z662 shall be less than 50% of the SMYS.
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B.3
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General Material Requirements

B.3.1
Carbon and Low Alloy Steel Materials:
1.
Free machining steels are not permitted.

Comments: Free machining steels are typically steels with a composition and additives that make it
much more workable (machinable) during fabrication in a shop environment. Reference, NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156-2 Clause A.2.1.2.
2.
Carbon Equivalent:
a.
The maximum carbon equivalent shall be determined by the following equation (based on
the ladle or product analysis):
CE = C + Mn /6 + (Cr + Mo + V ) /5 + (Ni + Cu) /15

b.
The maximum carbon equivalent shall be 0.43.
Note: For CSA materials, the use of the formulas and procedures specified in the applicable
CSA standard for the calculation of carbon equivalent may be used.
Comments: This formula is promulgated by the International Institute for Welding (IIW) and is
commonly used for steels with a carbon content of 0.10 wt% of more; which covers the materials
typically specified herein. For carbon contents of less than 0.10, this formula may be unnecessarily
conservative. The CSA formula adjusts for carbon content and is less conservative at low carbon
contents. For carbon contents above 0.15, the two formulas usually provide near identical results. NACE
Report 8X194 suggests the maximum CE of 0.43 to prevent problems with weld hardness.
3.
Chemistry restrictions for piping materials shall satisfy Table 13:
Table 13: Chemical Composition Limits for Carbon Steel Piping Materials in Sour Service
Element
Maximum wt%
Carbon (C)
0.23
Manganese (Mn)
1.35
Ni+Cu+Cr+Mo+V
0.60
Sulphur (seamless products)
0.025
Sulphur (plate; welded pipe and fittings)
0.002
Sulphur (forged & cast products)
0.025
Note: Where it is not possible to obtain piping materials that satisfy Table 13, the Company may consider relaxing the limits on
carbon, manganese, and Ni+Cu+Cr+Mo+V, if the Fabricator provides written confirmation that all welds will be subject to PWHT.
4.
Carbon and low alloy steel materials shall comply with all the requirements of Paragraph A.2
of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2. In addition, these materials shall have a maximum yield
strength of 550 MPa.
Comments: NACE/ISO requires that carbon and low alloy steels contain less than 1% nickel, that they
have a maximum hardness of 22 HRC, and that they be hot finished or heat treated to control the
microstructure and hardness. Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO15156-2 Section A.2.1.2.
5.
Cold expanded carbon and low alloy steels (e.g., pipe bends) shall be approved by the
Company. If approved, at a minimum the material shall be thermally stress relieved in
accordance with Paragraph A.2.1.6 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2.
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Note: Large diameter DSAW pipe may require cold expansion to have necessary properties.
The Company may impose additional requirements when providing approval for cold
expanded materials.
Comments: Cold bends tighter than 10D must always be stress relieved in accordance with NACE/ISO
requirements. Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2 Paragraph A2.1.6.
6.
A corrosion allowance of 3.0 mm shall be added to the calculated wall thickness of all carbon
steel butt-weld pipe and fittings; the corrosion allowance for threaded components shall be no
less than 50% of this value. Unless otherwise approved by the Company, carbon steel materials
shall be limited to a maximum temperature of 260C due to the potential for excessive wall due
to sulphidation.
Comments: Industry has experienced a number of problems with sulphidation corrosion in sour service
with temperatures exceeding 260C when conventional carbon steel materials are used. Materials such
as ASTM A335 Grade P5 (5 Cr - 0.5 Mo), ASTM A335 Grade P9 (9 Cr 1 Mo), or austenitic stainless
steel materials have been used as successful replacements to the normal carbon steel materials in such
cases and should be considered. Caution may be required as the Cr-Mo materials may not have
sufficiently low temperature ratings to meet project requirements.
7.
Weld repairs to the body of pipe or fittings shall not be permitted. Weld repairs to weld seams,
and to forgings, require the prior written approval of the Company. When approved, such
repairs shall comply with the hardness limitations of this specification and with the welding
requirements in the Companys Welding Specification SSP-64.
8.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company in writing, materials shall be suitable for sour
service Region 3 and the sour service designation for carbon and low alloy steel materials shall
be NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2A (signifying Region 3 compliance); if HIC resistance is
required, the additional code 2H should be specified.
Note: if Option 2 of Part 2 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 (i.e., service specific qualification) is
used to qualify materials, the purchase order shall contain the ordering information described
in Table E-1 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2.
Comments: The latest edition of NACE/ISO recognises a variety of options for the specification of
materials in sour service. Additional information must be provided to the vendor in order that they can
meet the intended requirements. For carbon steel materials the code 2A indicates materials are
suitable for Region 3 and would be generally equivalent to that obtained if purchased to older editions of
NACE MR0175. The Code 2H would indicate HIC resistance for any sour service. If the Owner wishes
to qualify materials for specific sour service applications, a variety of other specification options are
available. Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2 Table E-1.
B.3.2
1.
Corrosion Resistant Alloy (CRA) Materials:

Environmental Limits:
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-3 has introduced environmental limits on corrosion resistant alloy
(CRA) materials. CRAs may only be used within the H2S partial pressure, temperature, pH,
and chloride limits specified. Table 14 identifies the environmental limits applicable to typical
CRAs used in piping systems, by NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
2.
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-3 specifies many required material properties for CRAs including
but not limited to hardness, yield strength, chemical composition, limitations on cold work,
and heat treatment. CRAs shall fully comply with the requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO
15156-3 Annex A for the intended application.
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Table 14: Typical Environmental Limits of Corrosion Resistant Alloys (CRAs) in Sour Service
Alloy
Specified Use
Martensitic Precipitation
Hardened SS:
17-4 PH SS
Martensitic SS:
12/13% Cr (410 SS)
Duplex SS:
S31803, S32205 (22% Cr)
Environmental Limits
Comments
Pressure Containing Valve

Components
max 3.4 kPa H2S pp: min pH 4.5
Upgrade to Alloy 718
Piping and Equipment
max 10 kPa H2S pp: min pH 3.5
Valve Trim
min pH 3.5

or CS w 625 Overlay
max 10 kPa H2S pp & max 232C for

chlorides > 50 mg/l
Upgrade to Super
Duplex SS
Company Required (Stricter):

max 1000 kPa H2S pp if chlorides
50 mg/l
Super Duplex SS:
S32750 (25% Cr)

chlorides > 50 mg/l

or CS w 625 Overlay

50 mg/l
2
Austenitic SS :
304, 304L, 316 & 316L

chlorides > 50 mg/l

(excluding Instrumentation,
Valve Parts, & Tubing)
Upgrade to Duplex SS
or Alloy 718

50 mg/l
Instrumentation, Valve Parts

(Stems, Balls, Pins, Shafts),
& Tubing
Company Required (Relaxed):

max 1000 kPa H2S
max temp. 60 C if chlorides
> 50 mg/l
Upgrade to Duplex SS,

Nitronic 50 (aka XM-19
or S20910), 625, 825,
Hastelloy C276
Austenitic Stainless Steel:

Nitronic 50 (XM19 or
S20910)
Valve Parts (Stems, Pins,

Shafts)
No Limits Specified
NA
Precipitation Hardenable
Nickel Alloys:
K-Monel (K-500)
Pressure Containing Valve

Components
Max 3.4 kPa H2S pp:

min pH 4.5
1
Nickel Alloys:
Alloy 718, 925
max 135C
625 plus, Alloy 725 or

Alloy 20
Nickel Alloys:
Alloy 750 (X-750)
Valve Springs
No Limits Specified
NA

Annealed
No Limits Specified
NA

Cold Worked
max 132C
Alloy 20 in the annealed

condition
Solid Solution
Nickel Alloys:
Alloy 20
Notes:
1.
Alloys 718, 625 plus, 925, and 725 have similar resistance to SSC for most applications below 135C
2.
Refer to Section B.3.2 Item 4 below for additional specific information pertaining to the Companies use of Austenitic
Stainless Steels in sour service. The use of austenitic stainless steel in services with water containing chlorides should be
carefully reviewed. Austenitic stainless steel is susceptible to chloride stress corrosion cracking at temperatures in excess
of 60C with chloride contents higher than 50 mg/l. Consult a qualified materials engineer.
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3.
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When purchasing CRAs, or equipment containing CRAs (e.g., valves), for sour service, the
purchase order shall contain the ordering information described in Tables C-1 and C-2 of
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-3. In general, the purchase order should specify the partial
pressure H2S, the design temperature, the system pH, and the chloride content of process fluid.
Note: The Company requires CRA materials be selected using Option A of NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156-3. Written Company approval is required to specify such materials using
Options B or C.
Comments: The latest edition of NACE/ISO recognises a variety of options for the specification of
materials in sour service. Additional information must be provided to the vendor in order that they can
supply equipment that complies with NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-3. References, NACE MR0175/ISO
15156-3 Tables C-1 and C-2.
4.
Austenitic Stainless Steels:

a.
Austenitic Stainless Steel shall not be used in High Concentration Sour Service without
the specific review and approval of a qualified Materials Engineer.
b.
Austenitic Stainless Steel (i.e., Grade 316/316L) may be used in the following equipment
without restriction on temperature and chloride content subject to the review of a qualified
Materials Engineer:
Instrument tubing and compression fittings

Bordon tubes in pressure gauges
Pressure Transmitters
Level and flow measurement instrumentation
Thermowells
Orifice plates
Non critical valve trims, seats and stems
Needle valves
RTJ seal rings and spiral wound gaskets
Amine plant equipment
c.
Austenitic Stainless Steels shall have a maximum hardness of 22 HRC.
d.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, only dual graded stainless steel materials
shall be used in order to obtain the strength of the regular grade and the resistance to
sensitization of the low carbon grade.
Comments: Regular grades (e.g., 316) materials can be approved where welding is not required
and low carbon grades (e.g., 316L) can be approved where the design accounts for the reduced
strength.
e.
5.
Austenitic stainless steels shall not be cold worked to improve their mechanical properties.
Sulphidation:
a.
Nickel-copper alloys such as Monel 400 (UNS N04400) and Monel R405 (UNS N04405),
and copper-nickel alloys such as 90/10 Cu/Ni (UNS C70600) and 70/30 Cu/Ni (UNS
C71500) shall not be used in sour service with operating temperatures above 200C.
Comments: Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-3 Clause A.12.
B.4
Piping
In addition to the requirements of Section B.3, pipe material used in sour service shall comply with the
requirements of Section 7.1 (except as modified herein), NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 and the following:
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1.
Pipe shall use fully killed seamless material. Pipe shall be hot finished, normalized, normalized and
tempered, or quenched and tempered. Tempering shall be at a minimum temperature specified in
the applicable ASTM specification.
2.
The Company may consider the use of ASTM A671 Grade CC60 Class 32 DSAW pipe for sizes
NPS 26 and larger, or when the wall thickness is 32 mm or greater. When approved:
a.
Such pipe shall be specified with Supplemental Requirement S2 for impact testing at the
MDMT and must meet all requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
b.
Plate materials (e.g., welded pipe and fittings) shall meet the following supplemental chemistry
limits:
Nb+V+Ti = 0.030 wt.% maximum
c.
B = 0.0005 wt.% maximum

S = 0.002 wt.% maximum
P = 0.012 wt.% maximum
Hydrogen Induced Cracking (HIC) susceptibility tests may be required in corrosive sour gas
systems. Testing will be specified by the Company if required. Test procedures shall be in
accordance with NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2 Clause B.5. Acceptance criteria shall be as
follows:
CLR 10
CTR 3
CSR 1.5
Comments: HIC testing is not normally required with seamless pipe but the need for HIC resistance and
testing should be evaluated if using welded pipe; pipe manufactured from plate such as ASTM A671.
Guidance with regards to the need for HIC testing can be found in NACE Report 8X194. A qualified
Materials Engineer should be consulted.
3.
Amine Plant Piping:

a.
The following material substitutions shall be considered in amine plants:

Dual graded 316/316L Austenitic Stainless Steel Piping:
Rich amine piping between the pressure letdown valve and the regenerator, and between
the absorber bottom control valve an the accumulator,
Hot lean amine piping between the regenerator and the rich-lean exchanger, and bottoms
piping to/from the reboiler and the reclaimer, and
The overhead reflux return piping,
A351 Grade CF8M (Austenitic Stainless Steel) Valves with Stellite hard-facing:
The absorber bottom control valve, and
the pressure letdown valve to the regenerator.
Comments: Austenitic stainless steel material is required to resist acidic erosion / corrosion that may occur
with carbon steel material. Type 410 stainless steels often do not perform well in amine plants. Refer to API
945 for additional information on environmental cracking of amine piping (both lean and rich).
B.5
Tubing
Tubing material used in sour service shall comply with the requirements of Section 7.2, and NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156. There are no additional requirements
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Note: 316 SS tubing may be used for compression fittings and instrument tubing even though it may not
comply the environmental limitations otherwise published for 316 SS material. Refer to NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156-3 Table A-4.
B.6
Fittings
In addition to the requirements of Section B.3, fittings used in sour service shall comply with the
requirements of Section 7.3, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, and the following:
1.
Fittings shall use fully killed seamless material. Fittings shall be hot formed, normalized,
normalized and tempered, or quenched and tempered. Tempering shall be at a minimum
temperature specified in the applicable ASTM specification. Cold formed and stress relieved
fittings are only permitted when they fully comply with the requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO
15156-2. ASTM A234-WPB fittings shall have a maximum hardness of 197 HBW.
Comments: Some cold formed and stress relieved fittings, even those in compliance with prior revisions of
NACE MR0175, have failed in service. Note: ASTM A234-WPB requires that components made to that
standard have a hardness of no more than 197 HBW. References, ASTM A234-WPB, paper published by
Saudi Aramco Sulfide Stress Cracking Susceptible Pipe Fittings bought to NACE MR0175, and Paper
No. 217 presented during NACE Corrosion/85 Materials Failures in Sour Gas Service.
2.
The Company may consider the use of ASTM A234-WPB or A420-WPL6 DSAW fittings for sizes
NPS 26 and larger, or when the wall thickness is 32 mm or greater. When approved:
a.
Such fittings shall be normalized, normalized and tempered, or quenched and tempered and
must meet all requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
b.
Plate materials shall meet the following supplemental chemistry limits:

Nb+V+Ti = 0.030 wt.% maximum
c.
B = 0.0005 wt.% maximum

S = 0.002 wt.% maximum
P = 0.012 wt.% maximum
Hydrogen Induced Cracking (HIC) susceptibility tests may be required in corrosive sour gas
systems. Testing will be specified by the Company if required. Test procedures shall be in
accordance with NACE MR0175/ISO 15156-2 Clause B.5. Acceptance criteria shall be as
follows:
CLR 10
CTR 3
CSR 1.5
Comments: HIC testing is not normally required with seamless pipe but the need for HIC resistance and
testing should be evaluated if using longitudinally seam welded pipe; pipe manufactured from plate such
as ASTM A671. Guidance with regards to the need for HIC testing can be found in NACE Report 8X194.
A qualified Materials Engineer should be consulted.
B.7
Flanges
In addition to the requirements of Section B.3, flanges used in sour service shall comply with the
1.
All A105 flanges shall be in the normalized condition (i.e., A105N) with a maximum hardness of
187 HB.
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Comments: The ASTM A105 standard requires that material made to that standard have a maximum hardness
of 187 HB.
2.
Hub and clamp type connectors shall not be used in sour service unless approved by the Company:
a.
If other than plan carbon steel materials are proposed, the Company shall review and approve
both the welding and heat treatment procedures.
b.
Nickel coated seats shall be cleaned prior to heat treatment. Bolting should be per Error!
Reference source not found..
Comments: Dead flow areas around the seal ring make inhibition ineffective, potentially resulting in failure.
Hub and clamp designs that have eliminated the dead flow area may be approved by the Company. The use of
high strength fittings may result in excessive weld hardness necessitating rigorous welding and heat treatment
procedures.
3.
The dimensions of some socket welding flanges may not permit the use of a two pass weld
procedure. Where a two pass weld hardness qualified weld procedure cannot be used, all socket
welds shall receive PWHT, without exception.
Comments: A potential problem with socket welding flanges is that the shoulder may be too narrow to allow a
proper two pass weld (the second pass helping to control the weld hardness) so there is a potential for failure
of these welds. PWHT greatly reduces the risk of failure.
B.8
Bolting
Bolting used in sour service shall comply with the requirements of Section 7.5, NACE MR0175/ISO
15156, and the following:
1.
Bolting materials shall be in accordance with Table 15 and the requirements specified herein.
Temperature limits of bolting materials shall be as shown in Table 15.
2.
Zinc or cadmium coated bolts, nuts, studs, cap screws and other fasteners shall not be used.
3.
ASTM A193 Grade B7M or L7M bolting materials with a minimum yield strength of 550 MPa and
a maximum hardness of 22 HRC are acceptable. Nuts shall be ASTM A194 Grade 2HM or 7M
respectively with a maximum hardness 22 HRC.
Comments: Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156
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Table 15: Sour Service Bolting Material Selection

Temperature Range
(C)
Stud Materials
(ASTM)
Nut Materials
(ASTM)
-48 to 400
A193 Grade B7M, (carbon steel)
A194 Grade 2HM, (carbon steel)
-73 to 400
A193 Grade L7M, (low temp. carbon steel)
A194 Grade 7M, (low temp. carbon steel)
A194 Grade 8MA , (316 SS)
A194 Grade 8MA , (316 SS)
-198 to 400
A193 Grade B8MA Class 1A , (316 SS)
-198 to 400
A320 Grade B8MA Class 1A , (316 SS)
-29 to 400
A453 Grade 660 , (Iron Base Superalloy)
2
2
A194 Grade 2HM
Notes:
1. ASME B16.5 permits the use of low strength Class 1/1A stainless steel bolting material, which has not been strain
hardened, in ASME Classes 150 and 300, below 200C, when used with non metallic flat gaskets (e.g., when spiral
wound gaskets are not used). As a result, Class 1/1A bolting material may be specified in ASME 150 and 300 sour service
piping systems if required, and where suitable gaskets are specified. Calculations should be completed to verify that this
low strength bolting material provides adequate seating loads for the gaskets in use.
2. ASTM A194-8M nut material is not listed material in either ASME B31.3 or NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; as a result, 8MA
material has been specified.
3. For use at temperatures below -29C, impact testing is required to verify material acceptability.
Comments: Reference, ASME B31.3 Table A-2.
4.
Strain hardened austenitic stainless steel bolting such as ASTM A193 Grade B8 Class 2 or B8M
Class 2 shall not be used without written Company approval. Instead, Austenitic precipitation
hardened stainless steel bolting, ASTM A453 Grade 660, shall be used with stainless steel flanges
where the bolting is required to have a coefficient of thermal expansion equivalent to the flanges
and where low strength non strain hardened bolting can not be used; requirements shall be as
indicated in Section B.8 Item 5.
Comments: NACE/ISO does not permit austenitic stainless steels (e.g., A193-B8) that have been cold worked
to improve their mechanical properties; ASME B31.3 and ASME B16.5 only permit austenitic stainless steels
(e.g., A193-B8) which have been cold worked to improve the yield strength; B16.5 does permit some low yield
strength grades of this steel (that have not been cold worked) in ASME 150 & 300, at temperatures below
200C, with certain types of gaskets requiring very low seating stresses therefore some exceptions may be
permitted to this clause. There is no common ground between NACE/ISO and B31.3 / B16.5. References,
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, and ASME B16.5 Table 1B.
B.9
5.
Where strength requirements exceed that of ASTM A193 Grade B7M or Grade L7M bolts, ASTM
A453 Grade 660 (UNS S66286), ASTM B637 Inconel 718 (UNS N07718) or ASTM B637 Inconel
750 (UNS N07750) bolts may be used; the minimum yield strength shall be 655MPa and the
maximum hardness shall be 35 HRC. Fabrication and heat treatment shall be in accordance with
the respective requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
6.
Proper bolt tightening procedures shall be used to avoid cold working, or yielding, bolt materials.
Valves
In addition to the requirements of Section B.3, all valves used in sour service shall comply with the
All valves shall be stamped or otherwise tagged with the word NACE and/or SOUR to
indicate that they are manufactured for use in sour service; where stamping is used, it shall be
clearly visible on the valve nameplate; where tags are used, they shall be of such material,
manufacture and method of installation that with normal handling they can reasonably be
expected to last the life of the valve. This does not eliminate the need for Affidavits as described in
Section B.13.
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Cast valves shall be full body castings and there shall be no welding on the valve body by other
than the original valve manufacturer.
Comments: There is a concern that excessive hardness may result from welding on cast valves (e.g., A216WCB/WCC or A352-LCB/LCC) which may lead to sulphide stress cracking. As a result, these valves should
only be used where there will be no welding on the valve. However, where welding is absolutely necessary
detailed weld and heat treatment procedures used under strict control should be able to address the hardness
concern. In some cases the valve manufacturer shall complete weld repairs to valve body castings; it is
assumed that the valve manufacturer has established and adequate procedures to ensure acceptable weld
quality for sour service valves (e.g., that the resultant welds and HAZ will meet NACE/ISO); when evaluating
manufacturers for inclusion in Company approval lists, such procedures should typically be reviewed.
2.
All bolting, internal or external shall be hardness controlled and shall comply with Section B.8.
Bonnet gaskets shall be satisfactory for sour service.
3.
The Vendor or manufacturer must verify hardness by testing valve components. It is permitted to
test material which has been manufactured and thermally treated the same as that supplied.
4.
Valve elastomers (e.g., O-ring materials) shall be as shown in Table 16:
Table 16: Elastomer use in Sour Service Valves

H2S Concentration
High Concentration Sour
Service
Other Sour Service
5.
Acceptable Elastomers
Hydrogenated Nitrile (HSN), Aflas and Teflon (PTFE) materials may be specified.
Comment: the Companys preferred supplier of HSN materials is Winseals; they can be
contacted at (403) 287 1275.
HSN, Aflas, PTFE and Viton may be specified. Viton is not acceptable in amine services.
Table 17 indicates a number of valves that are recommended for use in High Concentration Sour
Service. It is not intended to be an approved list or to prevent the use of other valves. Valves for
High Concentration Sour Service should be ordered with the trim substitutions required above. All
valves for High Concentration Sour Service should be reviewed with a qualified Materials
Engineer.
Table 17: Recommended Valves for High Concentration Sour Service

Manufacturer
2200T Slab Gate, API 6A Gate Valve, (T37 Modified Trim)
2200E Expanding Gate, API 6A Gate Valve, (T37 Modified Trim)
WKM (CCM)
Pow-R-Seal, API 6D Expanding Gate Valve
FOSTER (CCM)
D-Seal 4000, API 6D Gate Valve
ORBIT (CCM)
Rising Stem Ball Valve, API 6D (T7 SC Modified Trim)
GROVE (CCM)
G4, API 6D Slab Gate Valve
W OOD GROUP PRESSURE

CONTROL
6.
B.10
Model(s)
Refer to Section B.3.1 Item 10 and Section B.3.2 Item 3 for details on the information that must be
provided to vendors when purchasing valves for sour service.
Preheating, Welding and Heat Treatment

1.
Preheating, welding (including hot tapping) and fabrication heat treatment shall be as specified in
Company Specification SSP-64.
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2.
B.11
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Welding of pipe shoes, dummy legs or other structural attachments to pressure containing
components must be done by a qualified welder using the appropriate weld procedure. The
completed welds must be clean and free of undercut.

1.
All inspection and testing shall be completed by qualified, competent personnel; interpretation of
test results shall be by CGSB Level II certified personnel. A copy of all test reports shall be
forwarded to the Company. Where PWHT is required, all testing (other than hardness) shall be
completed prior to PWHT.
2.
All girth welds to be 100% radiographed. A minimum of three exposures on each circumferential
weld must be used. Welds must meet the acceptance criteria of both ASME B31.3 (Normal
Service) and Company Specification SSP 64 (Sour Service).
3.
All welds which cannot be radiographed shall be magnetic particle or liquid penetrant inspected.
Comments: Liquid penetrant inspection shall be used where weld geometry does not allow for magnetic
particle inspection or if the material is non ferrous.
4.
Identification stamping of welds using low stress (dot, vibratory, and round V) stamps is
acceptable. As an alternative, detailed weld maps may be used to provide identification of welds.
Comment: Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
5.
Where stress relieving of welds has been waived, consideration should be given to the following:
a.
The use of a Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) W178 Level II certified weld inspector to
monitor welding, and ensure compliance with weld procedures.
b.
Completing field hardness testing of welds using a portable tester (e.g., Telebrineller,
MicroDur, etc.); MicroDur or similar equipment is preferred for testing in critical services. It is
recommended that one set of hardness readings be taken per welder at a frequency of 10%. A
set of hardness readings shall consist of three readings: weld, heat affected zone, and parent
metal. The maximum acceptable surface hardness of these tests is 200 HB.
Comments: portable testers such as the MicroDur III which are computer based and measure the
generation of ultrasonic signals to determine material hardness are permitted and are preferred over the
Telebrinell equipment for critical testing. The MicroDur equipment can be configured to provide
hardness data in a number of different scales such as HRC, HB, or HV. The portable field testing
equipment is not as accurate as other hardness testing equipment so the criteria are slightly more
stringent. However, it would provide an indication of the performance being obtained in the field
c.
As an alternative to field hardness testing, a small percentage of field welds could be cut out to
conduct micro-hardness testing in accordance with the micro-hardness testing requirements for
the weld procedure qualification.
Comment: Cutting out of completed production welds is not normally recommended but can be
considered in critical services or situations where a question has arisen as to weld quality. Cut out rates
exceeding 1 in 100 welds would not normally be considered.
6.
B.12
Weld maps shall be generated by the Contractor to show the location of all tests; this includes,
radiography, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle and hardness testing.
Material Identification
1.
Material shall be fully identified in a permanent manner by one of the following methods:
Stamping with low stress (dot, vibratory, and round V) stamps,
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hot stamping (with the part above 620C) with conventional sharp V impressions,
cold stamping with conventional sharp V impressions prior to a final heat treatment or forging
or
external or internal paint stencilling or labelling suitable to the Company.
Comments: Reference, NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
B.13
Certificate of Compliance
1.
Satisfactory material test reports (MTRs) shall be taken as proof of conformance to the
specifications contained in this supplement for the majority of typical piping materials (e.g., pipe,
fittings, flanges, bolts, nuts, etc.). However, for valves and other specialized products, the
manufacturer shall provide an affidavit that the materials used meet the metallurgical and
manufacturing requirements, and as applicable the inspection requirements, of NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156. The manufacturer is not required to assess the suitability of the selected
materials for the intended service conditions; this is the responsibility of the Company.
Note: in addition to reviewing MTRs, the fabricator must verify the material markings are correct
and that they correspond to the received MTRs.
2.
Specific material traceability is required for valves and other specialized products when they are to
be used in High Concentration Sour Service; in such cases, MTRs shall be provided for all wetted
components.
Comments: One concern is that where a manufacturer does not physically provide MTRs the Company may
not be able to establish due diligence in the event of a failure. The majority of pressure piping codes and
regulations place a significant burden upon the owner/operator to ensure that components meet an acceptable
standard; checking of MTRs is one of the best ways to demonstrate due diligence.
Background Comments on NACE MR0175/ISO 15156:

NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 does not define or recognize terms such as "compliant" or "conforms to". It simply
summarizes under which conditions steel is deemed to be resistant to cracking when exposed to an H2S
environment. Products can then either meet those requirements or not meet those requirements. A product which
is deemed to generally conform to NACE/ISO but which has not been tested to prove the material properties does
not meet the requirements as both manufacturing process and material properties are essential components in
determining compliance.
It is also worth noting that the requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 change on a regular basis. Without
certification of compliance from the manufacturer to a specific edition of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, it is possible
that the product was manufactured to an outdated edition of the standard and does not comply with the latest
edition.
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Piping Specification: Appendix C Flexible Piping (Hose) Supplement

C.
FLEXIBLE PIPING (HOSE) SUPPLEMENT
C.1
General
SSP-60d
1.
Flexible piping, metallic and non-metallic hose, is not considered to be a substitute for standard
pipe or tubing and its use should be confined to applications where flexible connections can not be
avoided. When used, it should not be subjected to torsional, tensile, or excessive bending stresses
and it should be protected against mechanical injury.
2.
In addition to the foregoing, it should be noted that the following codes and standards place
specific restrictions on the use of non-metallic hose:
a.
ASME B31.3:
Non metallic materials shall be safeguarded against excessive temperature, shock, vibration,
pulsation and mechanical abuse in all fluid services. In addition, thermoplastic materials shall
not be used in flammable fluid service above ground and shall be safeguarded when used in all
services other than Category D fluid service.
Comments: While ASME B31.3 contains many listed non metallic materials, rubber is not a listed
material. As a result, rubber hose would be considered an unlisted material and it would be the
designers responsibility to ensure verification of serviceability. Reference, ASME B31.3 Para. A323.4.
b.
NFPA 30:
Where low melting point materials (including aluminum, copper and brass) are used in above
ground piping systems handling flammable or combustible liquids, they shall be either suitably
protected against fire exposure, located where failures would not unduly expose people or
structures, or located where leakage can be readily controlled by an accessible remotely
located valve(s).
Note: the Company requires a minimum of 15 m separation for the valve(s) to be considered
remote to the hose.
3.
Flexible hose shall be used in accordance with the hose Manufacturers recommended practices and
procedures. In particular, braided and/or corrugated steel hose shall be supported to prevent
overstressing as a result of a tight bend radius.
Comments: Failures have been experienced with braided stainless steel hose that was left hanging off of an
elevated structure. The severe bend radius formed overstressed the hose and caused it to fail at pressures far
below is rated working pressure.
C.2
Marking
1.
At a minimum, flexible hose assemblies shall be tagged or marked with the following:
CRN or CCRN
Specified Service (e.g., steam, water < 150 psi, hydrocarbon, LPG)
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure
Unique Serial Number
Note: Unless otherwise approved by the Owner, pre-fabricated hose assemblies shall be registered
as fittings by the manufacturer who shall have a CRN or CCRN number for the finished assembly.
Alternatively, hoses assembled at the installation site shall be included as part of the piping system
registration. The use of pre-fabricated hose assemblies is very strongly encouraged. Assemblies
fabricated on site shall be individually proof tested under safe and controlled conditions.
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Comments: Under the current edition of CSA B51, pressure hose is considered to be a fitting and all of the
regular requirements relating to CRNs apply. However, CSA B51 previously exempted from registration
requirements flexible hose assemblies that were manufactured in accordance with RMA IP-2 and which fully
complied with that standard. Consequently, some jurisdictions such as Alberta allow an exemption based on
the old CSA B51 rules. In addition, hose to be used in services which are non expansible (e.g., water) may
be exempted from the requirement for CRNs as such services may not fall within the scope of local pressure
equipment regulations. When permitted by the local regulations, Owner Approval may be granted for
exemption from the registration requirements specified. Reference: ABSA Bulletin IB10-004.
C.3
Scope
1.
Recognizing the limitations described in the preceding paragraphs, flexible hose may be used for
the following situations:
Temporary connections,
Connections where flexibility is required to accommodate motion, alignment, and/or vibration;

for example, utility connections to rotating equipment,
Transfer lines at terminals between ship / barge and shore, between offshore terminal and ship,
between onshore truck loading terminals / stations and trucks, or at fuelling stations between
facilities and cars and aircraft,
Utility service connections; for example, air operated tools and equipment, water lines, etc.
C.4
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) for Hose

1.
The user is required to determine the maximum pressure that the hose may be exposed to.
Determination of this pressure shall include consideration of normal operating pressures as well as
possible upset and other abnormal conditions so that it represents the highest possible pressure that
the hose can see. Only hose with an MAWP equal to, or greater than, this maximum pressure may
be used.
Comments: It would normally be expected that the maximum required pressure would correspond to the
maximum pressure possible in the piping system the hose is connected to. If the piping system has PSV
protection, this would be the set point of the PSV. If the piping system does not have PSV protection, it would
normally be the maximum pressure that could be developed in the piping system. It is not necessary that the
maximum required pressure match the design pressure rating of the piping system if it is not possible for the
system pressure to get that high.
2.
A service specific MAWP shall be assigned to all hose assemblies. This rating shall be determined
in accordance with the requirements specified herein and the rating stamped or marked on the hose
by the original Manufacturer shall not apply. The rating assigned by the original Manufacturer
should be ignored.
Exception: Fire water hose manufactured and certified as in accordance with NFPA 1961 shall
have the MAWP rating assigned by the Manufacturer.
Comments: Most manufacturers apply ratings that do not include the design ratio (factor of safety) specified
by RMA IP-2 (the standard referenced in CSA B51) and as such these ratings are not in compliance with
regulatory requirements and are unacceptable.
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The MAWP assigned to a hose shall be based on consideration of both the burst test rating of the
hose used to fabricate the hose assembly, and the proof test pressure achieved when testing
completed hose assemblies as specified below:
a. Fire Water Hose to NFPA 1961:
The MAWP shall be as marked on the hose by the original Manufacturer. Hose assemblies
shall not be tested to a pressure greater than the service test pressure specified by the original
Manufacturer; in accordance with NFPA 1962.
b. Hose for Water up to 1000 kPa:
Hose with a burst pressure of at least 3 times the required MAWP shall be used to fabricate the
hose assembly and completed hose assemblies shall be proof tested to 1.5 times the required
MAWP.
c. Hose for Non-Expansive Fluids (including water above 1000 kPa):
hose assembly and completed hose assemblies shall be proof tested to 2 times the required
MAWP.
d. Hose for Expansive Fluids (including most hydrocarbon services):
hose assembly and completed hose assemblies shall be proof tested to 2.5 times the required
MAWP.
e. Hose for Steam:
Hose with a burst pressure of at least 10 times the required MAWP shall be used to fabricate
the hose assembly and completed hose assemblies shall be proof tested to 5 times the required
MAWP.
Comments: Industry standards on hose typically apply different factors of safety to different services. The
requirements specified herein are compiled from industry standards. Reference, ISO 7751 and RMA IP-2.
4.
C.5
Hose to be used in a vibrating or pulsating service shall be limited to 50% of the MAWP permitted
above.
End Fittings
1.
Bulk Hydrocarbon Service:

There are generally three types of suitable end fittings: built-in, externally swaged or crimped, or
internally expanded. All three types are non-reusable. This specification restricts the use of
internally expanded fittings to tank truck bottom loading hose.
Note: Additional, information on rubber hose couplings can be found in publication IP-2 Hose
Handbook by the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA).
2.
Steam Service:
There are two types of end fittings available: interlocking clamp type and Tri-Lockt-type. Only the
newer Tri-Lockt type end fittings are permitted by this specification.
Comments: In steam service, the older interlocking clamp type fittings must be checked on a regular basis and
if this time consuming check is not completed a safety hazard exists. In addition, these connections are bulky
and snag easily on equipment. The Tri-Lockt coupling once installed needs no maintenance and has been in
use 20 years with no reported failures.
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C.6
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Inspection and Testing

1.
All final assembled hose assemblies (i.e., hose and couplings) shall be subjected to an individual
proof test under safe and controlled conditions prior to use. The proof test should be conducted by
the Manufacturer in the case of pre-fabricated hose assemblies, or conducted locally in the case of
hose assemblies fabricated on site. Proof test pressures shall be as specified in Section C.4 Item 3
above.
Comments: The most common failure point on new flexible hose is the connection between the hose and the
coupling but this is often not tested either by the manufacturer or the end user. As a result, it is extremely
important that proof testing is conducted to verify the integrity of the individual fabricated assemblies.
Reference, Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) IP-2.
2.
Hose shall be subject to periodic inspection while in service. The inspection interval should be
selected in accordance with the service conditions but in no case shall it exceed 1 year. Situations
that may warrant increased inspection include but may not be limited to the following: vibrating or
pulsating service, high velocity service, cyclic service, high pressure or temperature service. During
the annual inspection, hose shall be proof tested to the same pressure as used for the initial proof
test to verify its continued suitability for service.
Exception: NFPA 1961 fire water hose shall not be tested at a pressure greater than the service test
pressure specified by the original Manufacturer; in accordance with NFPA 1962.
Cautionary Note: Any visual evidence of kinking, bulges, tears / cuts / abrasions penetrating
through the hose cover, broken reinforcing wires, sweating, pin hole leaks, or leaks between the
hose and the coupling shall be cause to suspend operations and remove the hose from service.
Condemned hose shall be immediately marked as such.
C.7
Reference Standards
While it may not be possible to purchase hose manufactured and certified as complying with the
following reference standards in North America, these standards are believed to be the most suitable
for the hose type under consideration and should be used to identify and specify desired hose
characteristics.
1.
General Purpose Rubber Hose:

Rubber hose is made of an inner tube of rubber or elastomer material wrapped in a reinforcing
material (either textile or metal), and covered with a rubber, plastic or textile material for external
protection. These layers are normally bonded together during the vulcanization process. The inner
tube must resist the fluids in service and is normally smooth bore to prevent fouling. BS 1765,
ISO 3862, ISO 2928, or ISO 1436 may be suitable reference standards for rubber hose depending
upon the circumstances.
Comments: At present, there does not appear to be any established industry standard in North America to
cover the fabrication of rubber hose assemblies. However, the reference standards listed above, as well as the
Hose Handbook from RMA should provide a good basis upon which to evaluate various manufacturers
products in order to obtain a suitable product.
2.
General Purpose Metal Hose (Corrugated or Strip Wound):

BS 6501-1 and ISO 15465 are suitable reference standards when purchasing this hose. These are
thorough standards and contain much more background information and explanation than either
UL 536 or ISO 10380. However, UL 536 should be specified as a minimum required standard for
hose purchased in North America as BS and ISO specified hose is likely unavailable.
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Cautionary Note: Corrugated metal hose is easily damaged and a great deal of care is required in
handling to avoid bending that might result in permanent damage. Corrugated hose may also emit
noise as a result of vibration of the corrugations at flow velocities as low as 6 m/s. This vibration
can result in fatigue failure.
Comments: It is extremely important to ensure that corrugated hose is used in accordance with the
manufacturers recommended practices and procedures in order to prevent damage to the hose.
3.
Bulk Transfer Stations (truck or rail car loading, chemical transfer systems):
a.
LPG service:
Either CGA 8.1 or UL 21 should be specified as the minimum required standard for LPG hose.
Hose for connecting to LPG trucks shall have a minimum rated working pressure of 2413 kPa
and a minimum burst pressure of 12,660 kPa. Only externally swaged or externally crimped
end fittings shall be used. ISO 2928 and BS 4089 may also be useful reference standards for
rubber and metallic LPG hose respectively.
Comments: End fitting selection and installation is critical to hose performance but end fittings are not
within the scope of UL 21 therefore specification of end fitting details (brand type, and installation
requirements) is critical to obtaining a suitable hose. The manufacturer who installs the end fittings must
have burst test data on the specific hose / end fitting combination as well as conduct a proof test on the
individual assembly.
b.
For Other Petroleum Products:

UL 330 can be used to provide suitable hose up to 48.3 mm (1.5) in diameter (e.g., gas station
hose). BS 1765 is a suitable reference standard against which to evaluate rubber hose for liquid
petroleum products such as kerosene, gasoline, condensate, and crude oil (provided the fluid
has a low aromatic content).
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Piping Specification: Appendix D Fiberglass Piping Supplement

D.
FIBERGLASS PIPING SUPPLEMENT
D.1

1.
SSP-60d
General:
a.
This supplement provides additional or modified requirements for the design, fabrication,
installation, inspection and testing of Fiber-Reinforced Plastic (FRP) pipe systems. As
permitted by the AHJ, FRP pipe may be used in severely corrosive services such as produced
water, or hydrocarbon production.
b.
Fiberglass pipe does not provide the same strength and toughness as steel pipe and presents
greater risks of failure than does steel pipe. It is the responsibility of the design engineer to
assure that the fibreglass pipe is compatible with, and suitable for, the intended service.
Examples of specific limitations imposed by the applicable piping codes are:
CSA Z662 restricts the use of non-metallic pipe to Low Vapour Pressure (LVP) gas
gathering and multiphase pipelines with a Maximum Operating Pressure (MOP) of
9930 kPa or less, and
ASME B31.3 permits the use of non-metallic piping in Category D and Normal Fluid
Service but where the produce is flammable or hazardous, it requires the piping to be
safeguarded.
Comments: References, CSA Z662 Clause13 and ASME B31.3 Para. A323.4.2 and Annex G.
2.
D.2
Definitions:
Company: the party specifying the technical requirements and ultimately responsible for
overseeing the construction activities. This may be the Owner or an agent or consultant
authorized to act on behalf of the Owner.
Manufacturer: the party responsible for the manufacturing of the fiberglass pipe, fittings, and
joining materials. All such materials shall be provided by a single Manufacturer.
Fabrication Contractor: transporter and installer of pipe and accessories.
Installer: any individual who completes joint assembly of pipe or fittings.
Inspector: the Inspector assigned to be the Owners Inspector as required by ASME B31.3.
This may not be an employee of Manufacturer or the Fabrication Contractor.
Cyclic Pressure Rating (CPR): this is the maximum pressure rating recommended by the
Manufacturer in a cyclic pressure application.
Steady Pressure Rating (SPR): this is the static (steady state) pressure rating assigned by the
Manufacturer.
Required Standards and Specifications

1.
FRP pipe and fittings shall comply with the following specifications and standards:
API 15LR, Specification for Low Pressure Fiberglass Line Pipe and Fittings
ASTM D2996, Standard Specification for Filament-Wound Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe
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ASTM D2310, Standard Classification for Machine Made Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe
ASTM D2105, Standard Test Method for Longitudinal Tensile Properties of Fiberglass
(Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Tube
ASTM D695, Standard Test Method for Compressive Properties of Rigid Plastics
ASTM D1599, Standard Test Method for Resistance to Short-Time Hydraulic Pressure of
Plastic Pipe, Tubing, and Fittings
ASTM D2992, Standard Practice for Obtaining Hydrostatic or Pressure Design Basis for
Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Fittings
ASTM D696, Standard Test Method for Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion of Plastics
between -30C and 30C with a Vitreous Silica Dilatometer
ASTM D2924, Standard Test Method for External Pressure Resistance of Fiberglass (GlassFiber-Reinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe
ASTM D3567, Standard Practice for Determining Dimensions of Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Fittings
ASTM D2412, Standard Test Method for Determination of External Loading Characteristics of
Plastic Pipe by Parallel-Plate Loading
ASTM D2925, Standard Test Method for Beam Deflection of Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe under Full Bore Flow
ASTM D5685, Standard Specification for Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced
Thermosetting-Resin) Pressure Pipe Fittings
ASTM D4024, Standard Specification for Machine Made Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Flanges
ASTM D2563, Standard Practice for Classifying Visual Defects in Glass-Reinforced Plastic
Laminate Parts
ASTM C581, Standard Practice for Determining Chemical Resistance of Thermosetting Resins
used in Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Structures Intended for Liquid Service
2.
3.
4.
FRP pipe and fitting manufacturer shall have a quality program which complies with ISO 9001 or
API Q1 and that includes hydrostatic testing of each pipe joint.
5.
FRP piping systems shall be installed in accordance with the Manufacturers recommendations and
guidelines. Piping Class AF is based upon Smith Fibercast FRP materials and the following Smith
Fibercast documents should be reviewed.
Document E5000, Engineering and Piping Design Guide
Document A1200, Red Thread II Piping Systems
Document A1350, Epoxy Fitting Dimension

Document A1355, Green Thread Performance Plus Fitting Dimensions
Document D4025, 8000 Series Adhesive

Document E5615, Chemical Resistance
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Document F6000, Pipe Installation Handbook (Bell & Spigot Pipe)

Recommended Installation Practices, Threaded Line Pipe
Regulatory Requirements
1.
Design, fabrication and installation of FRP systems shall be in accordance with the applicable
requirements of the AHJ; depending on the application, the AHJ may require compliance with
ASME B31.3, CSA Z662 or both.
2.
FRP materials shall be safeguarded against excessive temperature, shock, vibration, pulsation and
mechanical abuse in all fluid services. Buried piping is generally protected but verification of
acceptability of backfill materials is required.
3.
Installers shall complete performance qualification testing for joint assembly in accordance with
ASME B31.3 and the requirements of this supplement.
Design Considerations
1.
2.
3.
Material Ratings:
a.
It is recommended that FRP pipe and fittings have a minimum SPR of 3204 kPag; however,
components with a minimum SPR of 1653 kPag may be used.
b.
If not specified by the manufacturer, the CPR shall be assumed to be 67% of the SPR.
System Pressures:
a.
The designer shall determine the normal and maximum operating pressures of the system.
When determining the maximum operating pressure, the design shall consider transient or
temporary requirements.
b.
The maximum operating pressure shall be no greater than the CPR. The normal operating
pressure shall be no greater than 87% of the CPR.
c.
The design pressure shall be at least 110% of the maximum operating pressure. In no case shall
the design pressure be greater than the SPR. Pressure relief and ESD valves shall be set at, or
below, the design pressure.
Flexibility and Support:

a.
Buried Piping:
i.
Soil restraint is normally sufficient to prevent movement of buried FRP piping as a result
of the limited stresses developed during a temperature change.
ii. Buried piping shall be a minimum of 1.5 m below grade and the backfill material shall be
a suitable soil such as sand, loam or clay. Maximum burial depth shall be as recommended
by the Manufacturer.
b.
Above Ground Piping:

i.
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Above ground piping shall be designed to accommodate thermal expansion in accordance

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ii. Support types for FRP pipe shall be as per the Manufacturers recommendations. Support
cradles shall provide a minimum of 180 degrees of circumferential support for 1 diameter
of length.
iii. Supports having fixed steel rests (e.g., U-bolts and rollers), shall have 180 fiberglass wear
pads a minimum of one pipe diameter or 50 mm, whichever is less, in length.
iv. Valves and heavy components (e.g., mating steel flanges and adapters) shall be
independently supported or suspended to prevent excessive torque, bending, and
longitudinal stresses from being transmitted to or carried by the piping system.
v.
Support spacing for continuous spans shall be no greater than that shown in Table 18
below:
Table 18: Maximum Support Spacing for Uninsulated FRP Pipe 24C
Water Filled or
Hydrotested
NPS 2
(DN 50)
NPS 3
(DN 80)
NPS 4
(DN 100)
NPS 6
(DN 150)
NPS 8
(DN 200)
NPS 10
(DN 250)
NPS 12
(DN 300)
NPS 14
(DN 350)
NPS 16
(DN 400)
3.84 m
4.27 m
4.85 m
5.76 m
6.28 m
7.07 m
7.65 m
8.35 m
8.9 m
Notes:
1. Adjust above spacing as required for additional weight due to fittings.
2. Maximum support spacing at 66C shall be no more than 95% of the listed value.
3. Maximum support spacing at 99C shall be no more than 90% of the listed value.
vi. Pipe support adjustment factors for non-continuous spans:

Continuous interior or fixed end spans may be 100% of the span length listed in Table
18.
Spans adjacent to a simply supported end span, or spans adjoining spans that contain
an unsupported change in direction, shall be no greater than 80% of the span length
listed in Table 18.
Spans at a supported change in direction (e.g., supported elbow) shall be no greater

than 80% of the span length listed in Table 18.
A simply supported end span shall be no greater than 67% of the span length listed in
Table 18.
4.
5.
UV Protection:
a.
Above ground piping exposed to sunlight shall be painted with a solvent based paint to protect
the surface from degrading due to UV exposure. Insulated piping shall not be painted.
b.
Painting may be completed within 12 months of assembly. If painting is undertaken shortly

after construction, the surface of the FRP may require a very light sanding in order to ensure an
adequate bond between the paint and the pipe. Sanding shall be in accordance with the
Manufacturers recommendations and the pipe shall be thoroughly cleaned of residue
following sanding.
Other:
a.
FRP piping shall be protected from vacuum, water hammer and freezing conditions.
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b.
Where high fluid velocities are anticipated, filters, strainers, valves, flanges and other metallic
items may require grounding to prevent static discharges. Alternatively, conductive FRP
piping and fittings may be used.
c.
When heat tracing, steam cleaning, or hot oiling is required, procedures shall be developed to
ensure the system is not exposed to temperatures in excess of the Manufacturers
recommendations.
d.
FRP pipe should be carefully considered in applications subject to potential wax build-up.
Applications involving systems subject to wax build-up shall be carefully reviewed with
operations personnel and the Manufacturer as FRP components may be incompatible with the
products used to remove wax build-up.
e.
Riser design for buried lines requires careful consideration as the FRP piping should normally
be transitioned to steel surface piping and the above ground steel piping can generate excessive
stress on the FRP piping.
f.
A tracing/locating wire shall be installed alongside buried FRP pipe. Cathodic jumpers, and
test boxes, shall be installed as required.
Installation and Assembly

1.
Installer Certification:
a.
Written procedures used for bonding of FRP pipe and fittings shall be prepared by the
Fabrication Contractor and shall be qualified in accordance with ASME B31.3.
b.
Installers of FRP pipe and fittings shall undergo Performance Qualification testing, at a
minimum this shall be as specified below.
i.
The range of pipe sizes for which the installer is qualified shall be based upon the test
diameter as specified in Table 19.
ii. Test assemblies consisting of pipe to fitting connections, with at least 5 pipe diameters
each side of the connection, shall be prepared by the Installer.
iii. The test assembly or assemblies shall be cyclically and statically hydrotested in
accordance with Section D.6 Item 3 (except that the test pressure shall be 3 times the SPR
rating of the FRP pipe and fittings) without showing any evidence of failure.
iv. The fabrication of test assemblies, and the hydrotesting of these, shall be witnessed by a
third party Inspector.
Table 19: Fiberglass Piping Installer Approval Range Diameters
Test Diameter
NPS (DN)
Approval Range
NPS (DN)
6 (150)
1 to 12 (25 to 300)
12 (300)
6 to 24 (150 to 600)
> 24 (600)
c.
Up to 2 times the test diameter
Upon successful completion of Performance Qualification Testing, the installer shall be issued
a certificate of proficiency, and an identity card, indicating the sizes for which he is qualified.
The certificate shall be signed and dated by the third party Inspector.
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Pipe Handling and Storage:

a.
Upon receipt, the Fabrication Contractor shall visually inspect all pipe and fittings for damage
in accordance with the visual acceptance standards described in API 15LR. Visual inspection
shall occur upon receipt and before any assembly has been completed. Damaged or defective
material shall not be used.
b.
All handling and storage operations shall be performed accordance with the Manufacturers
published recommendations and guidelines. A copy of these guidelines shall be available at the
work site and shall be available to the Inspector for review. Should the Fabrication Contractor
be unable to provide the required guidelines, the Inspector has the right to suspend work.
c.
The following supplemental requirements apply to FRP material:

i.
End protection of piping components shall remain in place during all activities prior to
assembly in order to prevent degradation of the bonding surface.
ii. Fittings shall be kept boxed or covered to prevent degradation of the bonding surface.
iii. Steel supports on truck beds shall have rubber pads.
iv. Pipe joints, bells, and couplings shall not contact the trailer or the pipe supports.
v.
No component shall be allowed to strike a hard surface, nor shall a sharp or heavy object
be dragged over any component.
vi. Components shall not be thrown or dropped from any height, and no chains, hooks, wire
ropes or slings, or clamps shall be used for lifting any component.
vii. Pipes shall be transported either packed in a container or strapped onto pallets.
viii. Fittings shall be loaded by and onto pallets, or into crates or baskets, with inter-component
packing material to avoid damage during handling, and shall be strapped down during
lifting using nylon straps.
ix. Temporary restraining supports shall be attached to complex pre-fabricated spools prior to
lifting, in order to minimize bending strain on these spools.
d.
The following supplemental requirements apply to Adhesives, Resin Systems, and Fire
Protection Materials:
i.
Unless otherwise specified by the Manufacturer, all materials shall be stored in the
original packaging at temperatures less than 30C.
ii. Storage conditions shall be in accordance with the requirements of the applicable MSDS.
Particular attention shall be paid to the recommended storage temperatures, and the
requirements to separate materials for fire safety reasons.
iii. All separately delivered fire protection materials shall be delivered at the receiving facility
in factory sealed containers or in crates.
3.
Installation:
a.
All installation activities shall be performed in strict accordance with the FRP Manufacturers
recommendations and guidelines. This includes the use of adhesives and sealing resins, curing
agents, weather conditions for assembly, curing methods and times, tool selection and use, fitup and joint preparation.
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b.
A copy of the Manufacturers recommendations and guidelines shall be held at the work site
and shall be available to the Inspector for review. Should the Fabrication Contractor be unable
to provide the required recommendations and guidelines, the Inspector shall suspend work.
c.
FRP piping and fittings shall not be used as a means of support for personnel or equipment
during the course of work. Care shall be taken to avoid dropping objects on, or stepping on,
FRP piping. Impact shields shall be installed temporarily if deemed necessary by the Inspector.
d.
Cutting:
i.
FRP pipe up to NPS 4 (DN 100) may be cut with a hacksaw, and shall be finished (e.g.,
with abrasive disk) to remove the cutting damage. For sizes larger than NPS 4 (DN 100),
an abrasive cutting disc shall be used.
ii. Heating to temperatures above 150C, during preheating, cutting or machining is

prohibited.
iii. The squareness of the cut shall be checked and pipe up to NPS 4 (DN 100) shall be
squared with 1.5 mm; cuts on larger pipes shall be square within 3.0 mm.
iv. For adhesive taper joints, the pipe end shall be machined with a Manufacturer approved
tool.
e.
Adhesive Bonded Joints:

i.
Preparation:
End caps shall be left in place until surface cleaning has started.
Produce a clean cut edge at the larger end of the taper. Use of masking tape at this end
is permitted providing that the remnants of tape and glue are removed prior to
bonding.
Remove all debris, loose fibres, finger oils, moisture, and signs or discoloration (e.g.,
from UV damage) from the bonding surfaces using a Manufacturer approved solvent
and/or light sanding. Note: sanding shall not form a flat spot; if contaminated after
initial cleaning, bonding surfaces shall be re-cleaned.
ii. Adhesive Mixing:
Expired, damaged, leaking, or partially used adhesive kits shall not be used.
Adhesive shall be discarded shall be discarded in accordance with MSDS or

Manufacturer requirements if it shows any sign of hardening (e.g., forming lumps,
starts to gel, or heats up).
iii. Assembly:
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Visually detectable misalignment is not permitted.
A reference mark shall be made on the spigot end of the connection to check for
proper insertion and seating after connection assembly.
The distance of the reference mark from the spigot end shall be as specified by the
Manufacturer (for each pipe diameter) and shall include the insertion depth plus
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A thin layer of adhesive shall be applied to the inside of the bell and a thicker layer to
the outside of the spigot in order to minimize the adhesive bead protrusion at the bore
to the lesser of 4% of the ID or 9 mm. Coating shall be down into the bell past the
insertion depth of the spigot plus 25 mm.
The spew fillet on the outside of the joint shall be shaped to a smooth 45 angle.
Hammers or other instruments that administer a sudden blow shall not be used during
assembly.
iv. Curing:
f.
Heat assisted curing shall be performed with correctly sized full wrap electric collars
approved by the Manufacturer for each pipe size; collars designed for larger pipes
shall not be used.
Heat assisted curing shall be performed immediately after bonding or as specified by

Manufacturer.
For large assemblies and higher wall thickness, pipe ovens, if available shall be used
instead of individual heating collars with pipe ends closed in order to avoid internal
cooling.
For pipe with wall thickness greater than 12 mm verify throughout the curing cycle
that the inside surface meets the Manufacturers recommended curing temperature.
When ambient temperatures are below 50C, the heating collars shall completely
encircle the connection or fitting area to be cured, and overlap by a minimum of
75 mm. The collar thermostat shall not rest against the pipe wall.
Collars shall be insulated by completely covering with a suitable material (e.g., foil
backed fiberglass) that overlaps by at least 100 mm on either side. The ends of
insulation shall be tied down onto the pipe.
Interior cooling due to windy conditions shall be prevented by covering the ends with
non-sealing devices.
Unless otherwise specified by the Manufacturer, flanges shall be cured by inserting

the heating collar on the inside of the pipe after excess adhesive has been wiped from
the interior of the pipe.
Flanged Joints:
i.
Flanged connections are not normally allowed except where required at skid interfaces,
equipment nozzles, valving, and in-line instrumentation, or where required for operation
and maintenance.
ii. All flanges shall meet the dimensions for ASME 150 or 300 (in accordance with the Pipe
Class) flat face and shall be assembled with a 3 mm thick full face elastomeric gasket.
Gasket hardness shall between 60 and 70 Durometer.
iii. Low strength bolting, per ASME B16.5, with steel washers beneath nuts shall be used to
minimize the potential for overstressing of flanges during assembly.
iv. Bolt tightening sequence, lubrication, torque increments, and maximum torque shall be in
accordance with the Manufacturers recommendations. A torque wrench shall be used to
ensure correct tightening of bolts.
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Adhesive bonded flanges shall be squared off before installation.
vi. Prefabricated skid piping shall be shipped with the flanged joints loosely bolted to provide
maximum flexibility during transportation.
vii. Mating flanges in steel piping systems shall be ASME 150 or 300 (in accordance with the Pipe
Class) flat face (FF) steel flanges; materials shall be as per the mating Pipe Class. FRP flanges
shall not be connected to raised face (RF) steel flanges without Company approval.
viii. Fire protection, where required, shall be accomplished by covering the flanges with moulded,
intumescent coated, half shell covers approved by the FRP Manufacturer.
g.
Threaded Joints:
i.
All joints shall be bonded; unbonded FRP threaded connections are not permitted.
ii. 316 SS bushings may be embedded in FRP saddles to accommodate small bore connections
(NPS 1 , DN 40 and smaller) for instrumentation and/or vent and drain connections. The use
of 316 SS bushings, as opposed to FRP threads, is recommended.
D.6
Inspection and Repair

1.
Inspection Scope:
a.
The Inspector shall ensure that:

i.
Only Fabrication Contractor qualified Installers are performing FRP assembly at the job
site by cross referencing identification cards with certificates of proficiency. Should the
Inspector be unable to verify the qualifications of an installer, he shall be prohibited from
performing work and any work thus far completed may be rejected.
ii. The piping products delivered to the job site are acceptable and that the installation is in
accordance with the Manufacturers recommendations and the requirements of this
Supplement.
iii. The entire piping system receives complete visual inspection prior to leak testing in order
to identify any possible damage or defects that might have occurred during fabrication and
installation.
iv. He witnesses the cyclic and static hydrotests.
v.
Repairs are completed satisfactorily.
vi. Fire protection materials, if applicable, are applied as specified in the Manufacturers
written procedures. He shall randomly measure the wet and dry thickness of fire
protection intumescent coatings.
v.
2.
He documents and submits non-conformance reports to the Company.
Inspection Requirements:
a.
Any damage or defects found during inspection shall be documented and shall be repaired in
accordance with the Manufacturers recommendations and/or guidelines. If necessary, the
Manufacturer shall be consulted and his recommendations shall be binding.
b.
A major repair is defined as:
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Temporary laminated joint prior to permanent replacement per Manufacturer requirements

Temporary clamps or saddles prior to permanent replacement per Manufacturer
requirements
Leak Testing (Hydrotesting):

a.
FRP systems shall be subject to a cyclic hydrotest followed and a static hydrotest in the
presence of the Inspector. Tests completed in the Inspectors absence shall be rejected.
b.
Cyclically hydrotest to 1.5 times the design pressure (new and cold) as follows:
i. Raise the pressure to the test pressure at a maximum rate of 700 kPa per minute
ii. Hold the test pressure for a minimum of 5 min and then release the pressure
iii. Repeat until the system has been cycled up and down at least 10 times without showing
any evidence of leaks or damage
c.
Following the cyclic hydrotest, the system shall be statically hydrotested to 1.5 times the
design pressure (new and cold), for at least 4 hrs without showing any evidence of leakage or
damage.
Note: The minimum test duration for FRP pipelines designed and built to CSA Z662 shall be 8
hrs.
d.
In the event of leaking flanges, these shall be remade with new gaskets and the testing
performed repeated. If leakage still occurs, flanges shall be replaced.
Comments: Smith Fibercast recommended testing practices for bell and spigot joints require cyclic
hydrotesting for 10 cycles (per F6000). For threaded piping their recommendation is a conventional static
hydrotest. Since the line class contained in this piping specification includes both threaded and bell and spigot
piping, the more conservative cyclic hydrotest has been specified. This could be waived for threaded piping.
D.7
Documentation
1.
Fabrication Contractor:
a.
2.
The Contractor shall submit the following information to the Inspector:

A list of installers certified according to the requirements of this supplement, to the
satisfaction of a third party Inspector.
Copies of certificates of proficiency for all installers.

Identification cards for personnel as necessary to compare against the list of certified
installers.
Manufacturers recommendations and/or guidelines for the handling, storage, installation,

identification of defects, and repair of FRP pipe and fittings.
Manufacturers recommendations for the storage and application of fire protection

materials, if applicable.
Owners Inspector:
a.
The Inspector shall initiate a non-conformance report for all major repairs and shall provide the
Company a set of marked up drawings indicating the location of such repairs.
b.
The Inspector shall provide the Company with a summary report of each line or spool. At a
minimum, this shall include a description of the line or spool, reference to applicable non
conformance reports, and a brief description of any other minor repairs or other pertinent
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information that is not considered a non-conformance, and verification successful completion

of cyclic and static hydrotests.
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Piping Specification: Appendix E Pipeline Supplement

E.
PIPELINE SUPPLEMENT
E.1
Scope
1.
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This specification is intended primarily to address plant and facility piping (i.e., piping designed
and built to ASME B31.3). However, in order to establish consistency in above ground piping
practices, its scope includes above ground pipeline piping such as S-bend risers, pig traps, and
other associated equipment which is required by the applicable legislation and regulation to be
designed and built to CSA Z662. This appendix provides additional requirements for such piping in
order to ensure regulatory compliance for these systems.
Notes:
Buried pipeline piping is specifically excluded from the scope of this specification.
Applicable legislation and regulation (e.g., BC, SK, NEB), may require compliance to CSA
Z662 for more than just the pipeline proper (e.g., pump stations, metering facilities). In such
cases, the requirements of this appendix shall apply to all piping with which CSA Z662
compliance is required.
2.
Above ground pipeline piping shall comply with all other requirements contained within this
specification to the extent that these requirements do not conflict with the requirements of this
appendix. In the event of conflict with requirements contained herein, this appendix shall take
precedence.
3.
All above ground pipeline piping systems component parts shall, in their material, assembly,
installation and testing, equal or exceed the minimum requirements specified in the latest edition of
the following legislation, regulations, codes, standards, and recommended practices as applicable:
Within Alberta:
The Pipeline Act and all associated Regulations; in particular, the Pipeline Regulation
(Alberta Regulation 91/2005).
Directive 056, Energy Development Applications and Schedules
Directive 066, Requirements and Procedures for Pipelines
Directive 077, Pipelines Requirements and Reference Tools
Within British Columbia:
Within Saskatchewan:
The Pipeline Act and associated Regulations; in particular, the Pipeline Regulation (B.C.
Reg. 360/98) and the Sour Pipeline Regulation (B.C. Reg. 359/98). These are
administered by the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission.
The Pipelines Act and associated Regulations; in particular, the Pipelines Regulation
(Sask. Chapter P-12.1 Reg. 1). These are administered by the ministry of Energy and
Resources.
For pipelines that cross provincial boundaries, or that lie within the Northern Territories, the
National Energy Board Act and all associated Regulations; in particular, the Onshore Pipeline
Regulations (SOR/99-294)
Pipeline Crossings Regulations, Part 1 (SOR/88-528)
Pipeline Crossing Regulations, Part II (SOR/88-529)
Power Line Crossings Regulation (SOR/95-500)
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For pipelines in Provinces other than Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, that do not
cross provincial boundaries, compliance shall be with the Pipeline Act and associated
Regulations of the respective Province.
CSA Z662, Oil and Gas Pipeline Systems
4.
5.
In the event of conflict between the Pipeline Act and Pipeline Regulation(s), CSA Z662
requirements, and the ASME B31.3 requirements normally imposed by this specification, the order
of precedence shall be:
6.
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a.
The Pipeline Act and Regulation(s)
b.
CSA Z662
c.
ASME B31.3
All conflicts between this specification and the applicable codes, standards, laws and statutes shall
be resolved by the Company.
Design
E.2.1
1.
The requirements of Section 5.0 shall prevail except as modified herein.
2.
Piping wall thickness shall normally be determined in accordance with Section 5.5; however,
wall thickness shall be checked to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Alberta
Pipeline Regulation and CSA Z662. In particular, within Alberta for above ground steel pipe,
the stress level shall not exceed 50% of the Specified Minimum Yield Stress (SMYS) for sour
services containing 10 mol/kmol of H2S; for other services the normal CSA Z662 requirements
apply and the stress level shall not exceed 72% of the SMYS. The stress level shall be
determined in accordance with CSA Z662 calculations.
Note: Pipe specified in the pipe class tables attached to this specification has a stress level of
less than 50% of the Specified Minimum Yield Stress (SMYS) when determined in accordance
with CSA Z662; assuming no corrosion allowance.
Comments: It is normally intended that above ground piping shall be built using one of the standard pipe
classes provided in this specification. However, these are based on ASME B31.3 calculations (per
Section 5.5) and the wall thickness needs to be checked against the pipeline requirements; however, it is
unlikely that wall thicknesses determined in accordance with B31.3 would fail to meet the pipeline
requirements. The Alberta Pipeline Regulations provide more stringent stress limits than are specified in
CSA Z662 so these are highlighted here. Neither BC nor SK have the more stringent sour service stress
limits that Alberta has. References, Alberta Regulation 91/2005, CSA Z662, ERCB Directive 056.
3.
E.2.2
Pipeline transition pieces and S-bend risers shall meet or exceed the specified yield strength of
the line pipe. Transition pieces shall be in accordance with Section E.4 Item 5.
In-Line Inspection Equipment Requirements
Cautionary Note: Section 16 of CSA Z662 requires that pipelines for sour service be designed
to accommodate internal maintenance cleaning devices and inspection devices.
1.
For pipelines where the future use of In-Line Inspection (ILI) equipment (e.g., Smart Pigs) is
required, it may not be feasible to determine pipe wall thicknesses in accordance with
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Section 5.5. ILI equipment is very sensitive to variations in pipeline wall thickness and a large
change in internal diameter from buried pipeline sections to above ground piping may severely
restrict inspection capabilities. Where pipelines are to be compatible with ILI equipment,
above ground piping shall be designed in accordance with the Alberta Pipeline Regulation and
CSA Z662; it shall not be designed using ASME B31.3 calculations.
a.
A corrosion allowance need not be applied,
b.
Material tolerance need not be applied,
c.
Material stress values shall be as specified in CSA Z662,
d.
Allowable stress levels shall be as specified in the Alberta Pipeline Regulation or

CSA Z662, whichever is more stringent, and
e.
Consideration should be given to using material with a higher SMYS to compensate for
any reduction in applicable design factors (e.g., location factor)
Note: This exception is granted for piping to be traversed by the ILI tool; from the piping riser
to the pig launcher or receiver. Other related above ground piping, which will not be traversed
by the ILI tool should comply with the normal requirements of this specification.
2.
Pig Traps:
a.
3.
Given the size of most ILI tools, it is extremely unlikely that a conventional pig trap used
for utility pigging would be adequate. The design of pig launchers and receivers shall be
reviewed to ensure compatibility with the intended ILI tools.
Bends:
a.
While many tools are capable of traversing tight bends, this may not be optimal for
achieving the best possible inspection results. Therefore, the minimum bend radii listed in
Table 20 are recommended.
Note: ILI tools may have difficulty with back to back bends so a straight distance of
between 3D and 5D is recommended between bends.
Table 20: Pipeline Risers, Recommended Minimum Bend Radii

Pipe Size
NPS (DN)
Min. Bend Radius
4 (100) or less
10D
6 to 10 (150 to 250)
5D
12 or larger
3D
4.
Variation in Internal Diameter:

a. For maximum flexibility, it is recommended that piping be designed for as constant an
internal diameter as possible. Recommended maximum variations in pipeline internal
diameter are listed in Table 21. This includes:
i. installing full bore valves guaranteed to be 100% opening; normally, API 6D full bore
valves should be used.
ii. Consideration of using higher strength piping for above ground sections to
compensate for the reduced stress levels that might be permitted.
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Table 21: Recommended Maximum Variation in Pipeline Internal Diameter for ILI Tools
Pipe Size
NPS (DN)
Maximum Variation
mm
4 (100)
4.8
6 (150)
6.4
8 to 12 (200 to 300)
9.5
14 to 20 (350 to 500)
14.3
24 to 36 (600 to 900)
15.9
Larger than 36 (900)
20.6
b.
Changes in internal diameter should be made with transition pieces having a minimum
slope of 1:5. Refer to Section E.4 Item 5 for additional requirements pertaining to
transition pieces.
Comments: Abrupt changes in pipeline section can damage ILI tool sensors.
5.
Ovality:
a. Maximum piping ovality shall be 3%. This includes fabricated bends. Piping which
exhibits ovality greater than 3% shall be removed and replaced.
Note: the 3% criteria is intended to apply to new construction to ensure there will be no
problems with any ILI tools that may be run in the future and to ensure the optimum
quality of data collected during future ILI tool runs. When evaluating the acceptability of
existing pipelines, acceptability shall be based upon a site specific assessment that
considers pipeline operability, the ability to run required ILI tools, local regulatory
requirements and applicable codes and standards.
6.
Branch Connections:
a. Branch connections shall be provided with guide bars when the diameter of the branch
exceeds 50% of the mainline diameter.
Note: barred tees shall receive PWHT.
b.
When multiple branch connections are located in the same general area, the distance
between adjacent branches shall be greater than the span of the cup seals on the intended
ILI tools.
Note: Due to the difficulty in establishing the characteristics of the tools at the time of
construction, a degree of conservatism is recommended.
Comments: Without guide bars, ILI tools can become stuck in large branch connections. Where multiple
branch connections exist in close proximity it is possible for the tool to lose its driving force.
E.3
Design Documentation Requirements

1.
Pipeline piping shall not be subject to Pressure Piping Registration as described in Section 6.0;
instead, it shall be subject to pipeline licensing in accordance with the applicable legislation and
regulation. Licensing of above ground pipeline piping would normally occur as part of the overall
licensing activities for the associated buried pipeline.
Exception: Oilfield Steam Distribution Pipelines do require registration with ABSA in Alberta.
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Note: Refer to ERCB Directive 056 for additional information on pipeline licensing requirements
in Alberta.
E.4
Materials
1.
Purchase specifications for pipe, flanges, fittings, and valves for sour service pipelines shall require
that the material be certified and marked as complying with CSA Z245.1, CSA Z245.12, CSA
Z245.11, and CSA Z245.15 as applicable, including the Sour Service requirements specified
therein.
a.
the Material Test Report(s) (MTRs) shall indicate compliance to CSA Z245.XX Sour Service
SS, and the material must have the mandatory physical markings for sour service in
accordance with the applicable standard.
a.
The Material Test Report(s) (MTRs) shall indicate compliance to CSA Z245.XX Sour Service,
SS or Sour, and the material shall have the mandatory physical markings for sour service
in accordance with the applicable standard.
b.
If no applicable CSA standard exists for a pipe or component (e.g., o-let or a valve smaller
than NPS 2, DN 50), the pipe or component shall purchased to another acceptable standard and
shall at a minimum meet the requirements of Appendix B.
c.
Corrosion Resistant Alloy (CRA) materials shall only be used within the range of
environmental limits specified in Part 3 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156. Particular attention
should be given to valves containing CRA materials such as 316 SS.
Cautionary Note: Unlike ASME standards, CSA standards include specific requirements for sour
service materials. For flanges, fittings and valves, these requirements include a provision that the
materials must be suitable for SSC Region 3 as defined in NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
Consequently, stated compliance to NACE/ISO (but without specific SSC Region 3 compliance) is
not sufficient to ensure equivalency to CSA sour service requirements. Line pipe material, to CSA
Z245.1, is not required to comply with SSC Region 3. Reference can be made to the Interpretation
of Sour Service Material Requirements document published by the ERCB.
Comment: The Alberta Pipeline Regulation and CSA Z662 both require that in sour service, materials strictly
comply with the sour service requirements of the applicable CSA standard. The SK regulations are vague and
it is unclear whether compliance with CSA standards is strictly necessary (they generally state that materials
must comply with the CSA standard but it is unclear if this means Z662 or the various component standards).
BC only requires compliance with CSA Z662 so either ASME or CSA components would be acceptable with
the provision that the sour service requirements of the CSA standard must be meet (since Z662 requires this).
Company practice is to be consistent and to require CSA components on sour pipelines irrespective of
province.
2.
In accordance with CSA Z662, ASME flanges, fittings and valves may be used in sweet service.
Any exceptions to the requirement to provide CSA flanges, fittings, and valves in sour service
requires the prior approval of the Company and may require the approval of the AHJ.
Comments: The Alberta Pipeline Regulation requires all components to meet CSA Standards and does not
accept ASME standards even though CSA Z662 permits the use of some ASME components. However, the
ERCB has made clear in their Directives that they will accept ASME components, per Z662, in sweet pipelines
and only require CSA components for sour pipelines. References Alberta ERCB Directive 56 (Section 6.9.20)
and Directive 066.
3.
Component ratings (e.g., valves and flanges), and associated system design pressures, shall be no
higher than specified in the applicable CSA Standard.
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Comments: The Alberta Pipeline Regulation requires that pipelines shall not have a rating higher than
specified in the CSA component standards. The pressure ratings provided in CSA standards are typically
slightly lower than provided in ASME standards for the same class.
4.
Pipe, flanges, fittings, and valves shall have CRNs or CCRNs unless approved otherwise by the
Company.
Exceptions: this requirement applies to typical manufactured components (e.g., elbows, tees, etc.)
but should not be applied to items such as custom bends or corrosion fittings.
Comments: The legal requirement for CRNs or CCRNs follows from CSA B51 and provincial regulations and
only applies to piping designated as plant piping; there is not a legal requirement for pipeline components
have such certification. However, it is still recommended as it provides additional evidence of satisfactory
component design. This requirement may be waived by the Company if necessary. Note that BC and SK do
waive the requirement for CRNs on Valves, Flanges, and Fittings but Alberta does not. To be consistent, the
Company requires them. .
5.
In sour service, the maximum carbon equivalent for CSA line pipe shall be 0.40 while the
maximum carbon equivalent for CSA flanges, fittings, and valves shall be 0.43. The carbon
equivalent may be calculated in accordance with the IIW or the formula specified in the applicable
CSA Standard.
Comments: The International Institute for Welding (IIW) formula is commonly used for steels with a carbon
content of 0.10 wt% of more; which covers typical ASTM materials. For carbon contents of less than 0.10, this
formula may be unnecessarily conservative. The CSA formula adjusts for carbon content and is less
conservative at low carbon contents. For carbon contents above 0.15, the two formulas usually provide near
identical results. NACE Report 8X194 suggests the maximum CE of 0.43 to prevent problems with weld
hardness and this is more conservative than the CSA Standards except Z245.1 for line pipe which mandates a
maximum CE of 0.40
6.
Pipeline transition pieces shall comply with the requirements of the CSA Z662 and the following:
They shall be shop machined and not field fabricated;
They shall have a permissible yield strength equal to or greater than the pipeline and the riser;
whichever is higher (typically the pipeline)
They shall have a minimum length of 300 mm, or 1.5 times the diameter for sizes DN 600
(NPS 24) and smaller, and 1.0 times the diameter for sizes DN 650 (NPS 26) and larger.
Cautionary Note: where the thicker end of the transition piece requires PWHT, the transition
piece shall be sufficiently long that the PWHT shall not adversely affect the material properties
at the thinner end.
A minimum 25 mm length from each butt weld end shall match the thickness and bore of the
connected piping; and
They shall be clearly marked with the pipe size, grade of material, and wall thickness (in mm)
at each end of the transition piece.
When the pipeline requires ILI, the transition piece shall have a minimum slope of 1:5.
Cautionary Note: CSA Z662 Clause 16.6.3 contains additional specific requirements for transition
pieces in sour service pipelines.
Comments: Failures have been experienced on pipeline transition pieces that have been improperly designed.
It is recommended that the requirements contained in CSA Z662 for sour service transition pieces be applied
to all transition pieces.
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7.
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As pipeline pipe may have a significantly thinner wall thickness than normal plant pipe, a detailed
review of any proposed spiral wound gaskets is required. Spiral wound gaskets with inner rings are
not acceptable if the reduced wall thickness will result in a protrusion of the inner ring into the pipe
bore. Refer to ASME B16.20 for information on the bore of spiral wound gaskets with inner rings.

E.5.1
1.
Radiographic Examination
A minimum radiographic inspection rate of 15% shall be used unless a greater percentage is
specified elsewhere in this specification (e.g., the Piping Class in use).
Comments: CSA Z662 specifies a minimum radiography rate of 15% and where piping falls within the
scope of this standard this percentage is required. Sweet service piping classes normally only specify
10% radiography where they fall within the scope of B31.3. B31.3 requires a minimum of 5%
radiography. References, CSA Z662 para 7.10.3, and ASME B31.3 sect 341.4.
E.5.2
Pressure Testing
1.
Pressure testing shall be in compliance with the requirements summarized in Alberta ERCB
Directive 66 (Sections 34 to 44). This includes, but is not limited to the following:
a. The appropriate ERCB Field Center must be notified a minimum of 48 hrs in advance of
pressure testing.
b. A pressure test chart shall be used to provide a continuous record of pressure and
temperature for the duration of the pressure test. Information shall be recorded on pressure
test charts in accordance with Section 8.6 Item 9. Test charts shall be continuous and
legible for the entire test duration.
2.
Pressure testing shall normally consist of a strength test only as it is expected that the above
ground piping shall be visually examined for leaks during or immediately following the
strength test. When the examination follows the strength test, it shall be at a pressure no less
than 110% of the MOP. If it is impractical to conduct this visual examination, the strength test
shall be followed be a formal leak test as specified in CSA Z662; in such cases, the procedure
shall be as follows:
a.
The strength test shall be conducted as specified in Items 3 and 4 below,
b.
The leak test shall be conducted at a pressure equivalent to 110% of the MOP for a
minimum of 4 hours (for liquid test mediums), or 24 hours (for gaseous test mediums).
Exception: where gaseous test mediums are used, a concurrent strength and leak test may be
conducted in accordance with Clause 8.2.3 of CSA Z662.
Note: Leak test durations greater than those specified may be required to achieve reliable and
valid test results (e.g., where thermal variations or other factors may affect test results).
Comments: The CSA Z662 requirement for both a strength test and leak test is frequently misunderstood
and often only a single test is completed. The intent of the requirement is to complete crack jacking to
prove the line is safe. The idea is that the strength test may jack the cracks to a possible critical size but
could also cause plastic deformation at the tip causing the crack to stop. If you reduce the pressure, this
plasticity will be relieved potentially resulting in a sharp long flaw which would then be unstable at the
MOP. To test for this condition, the second test is conducted at slightly above the MOP to prove flaw
stability.
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3.
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The strength test pressure shall be as follows:
Minimum Pressure: The minimum test pressure shall be 1.25 x MOP except for:
Sour service pipelines (10 moles per kilomole of H2S or greater), and gas pipelines
in Class locations 3 or 4, shall have a minimum test pressure of 1.4 x MOP.
HVP, CO2, and Steam Distribution pipelines shall have a minimum test pressure of
1.5 x MOP.
Maximum Pressure: The maximum test pressure shall be limited to 100% of the SMYS
unless otherwise approved by the Company, or specified below:
Where a test pressure exceeding 100% of the SMYS is necessary, a yield plot hydrotest shall be conducted. Detailed procedures for the completion of the yield plot
hydro-test shall be developed and implemented prior to testing.
In no case shall the test pressure exceed 110% of the SMYS for Grade 555 and
lower or 107% of the SMYS for pipe grades higher than Grade 555. For gaseous test
mediums, the maximum pressure shall not exceed 100% of the SMYS.
Piping within 20 m of the connection to test piping shall not exceed 90% of its
SMYS during testing.
Test Piping: Test piping (not a permanent part of the pipeline) shall be limited to no more
than 75% of SMYS during testing. Test valves and fittings shall not exceed their rated
working pressure during test.
Cautionary Note: Pipeline elevation differences shall be considered in determining the

maximum stress that might be encountered during test. Maximum pressure limitations
identified above apply to the most severely stressed (e.g., lowest elevation portion of pipeline)
portion of the pipeline.
4.
The duration of the strength test for steel pipelines shall be:
a. A minimum of 1 hr for pipelines that are fully exposed; and
b. A minimum of 4 hrs for all other pipelines.
Note: to be considered fully exposed, the pipeline must be bare. Insulated pipelines are not
fully exposed. Refer to CSA Z662 for minimum test durations for reinforced composite,
thermoplastic lined, and polyethylene pipelines.
5.
The pressure testing medium shall be fresh water unless otherwise approved by the Company;
gaseous test mediums shall not normally be considered. The diversion and release of test water
for hydrotesting shall be in accordance with:
Code of Practice for the Temporary Diversion of Water for Hydrostatic Testing of
Pipelines, and
Code of Practice for the Release of Hydrostatic Test Water from Hydrostatic Testing of
Petroleum Liquid and Gas Pipelines.
Cautionary Note: The Alberta ERCB requires notification and approval for liquid test
mediums other than fresh water if the volume is greater than 500 m3, if a stress equal to or
greater than 100% SMYS will be achieved during test, or if a stress greater than 30% SMYS
will be achieved during testing and the volume is greater than 3 m3 and the pipeline passes
within 100 m of flowing water. The ERCB always requires notification and approval for
gaseous test media.
Comments: While permitted in some circumstances by the regulations and Z662, gaseous test mediums
entail significantly more risk than liquid test mediums and are not normally acceptable to the Company.
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When approved, the applicable regulations and Z662 must be reviewed to ensure that the supplemental
requirements pertaining to gaseous test mediums shall be met. Refer to Section 40 of the Alberta Pipeline
Regulation, ERCB Directive 66, and the Alberta Environment Guide to the referenced COPs for
additional information
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Piping Specification: Appendix F Duplex Stainless Steel Piping

F.
DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL PIPING SUPPLEMENT
F.1
Scope
1.
F.2
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The requirements herein are applicable to all grades of duplex stainless steel unless otherwise
specified. Any exceptions to these requirements must be approved by an authorized Company
representative.
Required Codes, Standards and Specifications

1.
Duplex Stainless Steel piping shall comply with the following codes, standards and specifications:
ASME B31.3, Process Piping (in particular, Chapter IX High Pressure Piping shall apply
when required by this Specification)
ASTM A370, Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Steel Products
ASTM E3, Methods of Preparation of Metallographic Specimens
ASTM E18, Test Methods for Rockwell Hardness and Rockwell Superficial Hardness of
Metallic Materials
ASTM E23, Test Methods for Notched Bar Impact Testing of Metallic Materials
ASME Section IX, Qualification Standard For Welding and Brazing Procedures, Welders,
Brazers and Welding and Brazing Operators
ASTM G48, Test Method for Pitting and Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steels and Related
Alloys by use of Ferric Chloride Solution
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Materials for use in H2S
containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production
2.
3.
4.
F.3
F.4
General
1.
The Fabricator is cautioned that this supplement does not account for all the fabrication and
inspection requirements specified in Chapter IX of ASME B31.3 and which are required for piping
systems designated as High Pressure Piping Systems.
The material supplier or fabricator may present best practices other than those contained in this
document for Company approval. Any submittal for waiver must include appropriate test data to
verify weld strength and corrosion resistance. All such approvals shall be approved in writing by
the Company.
Materials
1
Seamless pipe material shall be supplied in accordance with ASTM A790. Welded pipe shall
conform to A928, Class 1. Autogenous welded pipe is not permitted.
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Seamless fittings shall be supplied in accordance with ASTM A182 or A815. Welded fittings shall
conform to ASTM A182 or A815 except that the weld shall be made with filler metal, i.e.;
autogenous welding is not permitted.
3.
The minimum nitrogen content of 2205 Duplex SS materials shall be 0.14%.

Comment: As recommended in API 938-C.
F.5
Ferrite Testing:
a.
Forged Grade S31803 or S32205 fittings and flanges manufactured to ASTM A182 or ASTM
A815 shall be subject to ferrite testing using a Fischer Ferritscope or Company approved
equal. Examination shall be in accordance with a written and approved procedure. For each
forging tested, four readings shall be taken around the circumference of the part. The average
percent ferrite shall not be less than 44%, and no single value shall be less than 42%.
b.
Testing frequency shall be 20% of forgings in each heat treatment lot. If any forgings are
found that do not meet the ferrite requirements outlined above, testing frequency shall be
increased to 100% of the heat treatment lot in question.
c.
Forgings that do not meet the required ferrite content shall be identified as non-conforming.
Non-conforming forgings shall be rejected, or if approved by company, replica metallography
may be used to verify the absence of intermetallic phases such as Chi and Sigma. If there are
no detectable levels of such phases found, the subject material may be classified as acceptable.
The replication metallography procedure must be submitted for Company approval.
d.
Before and after each shift, the Ferritscope used for testing shall be calibrated per AWS A4.2
against a standard with ferrite level in the range of 40 to 60%. If the instrument is found to be
out of calibration, all forgings examined since the last successful calibration shall be retested
after the instrument has been recalibrated or replaced.
e.
Hand sanding (120 grit) of the part is acceptable prior to ferrite testing. Powered flapper
wheels or other power equipment may be used where the surface preparation is done in a
manner to restrict heat and mechanical promoted microstructure changes. The use of all
powered equipment shall be in conformance with a written procedure.
Welding Documentation and Qualification

1
The welding process shall be fully defined in a Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) in
accordance with ASME Section IX, QW-251. The WPS shall detail the following:
a. The specific welding process or combination of processes to be used in production.
b. For base metal(s) and filler metal(s), the specific manufacturer(s) and trade name(s) to be used
in production.
c. For machine welding, the specific make and model of welding equipment.
d. Details of tack welding technique (where applicable).
e. Electrical characteristics of welding, i.e. current and voltage range and polarity for each size
(diameter) of filler metal.
f. Heat input range per electrode diameter.
g. Welding travel speed.
h. Maximum interpass temperature.
i. For repair welding, details of technique for removing, and verifying removal of defects.
j. Gas composition shall be an essential variable.
k. The limitation for thickness qualified shall be as per Table 22:
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Table 22: Weld Qualification Limitations for Duplex SS Piping
F.6
PQR Thickness
Thickness Qualified
2 to 5 mm
T 1 mm
6 to 10 mm
T 3 mm (minimum 6 mm)
> 10 mm
T 10 mm (minimum 10 mm)
The welding procedure shall be qualified in a Welding Procedure Qualification (WPQ) in

accordance with ASME Section IX, QW-401.1 and QW-403.1. In addition, the PQR shall
document the requirements detailed in Section 5.0.
All welders shall be qualified in a Welders Performance Qualification (WPQ) in accordance with
ASME Section IX, QW-301 and QW-302. Form QW-484 is recommended for documentation.
Weldment Materials Properties Requirements

1.
Hardness:
a. Rockwell macro-hardness and Vickers micro-hardness traverses shall be run in accordance
with NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
b. The hardness of all weld and base metals shall comply with NACE MR0175/ISO 15156. The
maximum hardness shall not exceed 290 HV10 for 22 Cr materials or 330 HV10 for super
duplex materials.
2.
Notch Toughness:
a. Charpy impact testing in accordance with ASTM A370 shall be conducted on samples from
the procedure qualification test. Three sets of three specimens each shall be taken, one set each
from the base metal, weld metal and heat affected zone. The test temperature shall be -40C.
The average of each set shall be a minimum of 34 Joules, and no individual test shall be less
than 27 Joules based on full sized (10 mm x 10 mm) specimens.
3.
Corrosion Resistance:
a. When specified by the Company for Grades S31803 and S32205, and in all cases for Grade
S32750, test specimens shall be prepared in accordance with ASTM G48 and tested in
accordance with ASTM G48, Method A. The tests shall be conducted according to the
parameters, and shall meet the requirements, as specified in Table 23:
Table 23: Corrosion Resistance Test Criteria for Duplex SS Piping

Material
Time/Temperature
22% Cr Duplex
72 hrs at 22C
Super Duplex
72 hrs at 40C
Corrosion Rate
Visual Reqmts
No pitting at 20X
No pitting at 20X
< 4 g/m
< 4 g/m
Ferrite Content and Precipitate Phases:

a.
A cross-section of the procedure qualification weld shall be made and shall be properly
prepared for metallographic examination. The microstructure shall be examined at a minimum
magnification of 400X for the presence of detrimental precipitates, such as sigma and chi. The
microstructure shall be free from grain boundary carbides, nitrides and intermetallic phases.
The cross-section shall show a properly made weld.
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b.
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The austenite / ferrite ratio shall be determined for the weld metal and HAZ in accordance with
ASTM E562 point counting. Weld deposits shall have a ferrite content in the range of 35 to
60%, and the HAZ shall have a ferrite content of 40 to 60%.
Welding and Fabrication

1
Joint Preparation:
a.
Duplex stainless steel may be cut using the plasma-arc process, a machine cutter, or grinding
disc dedicated solely for the use on duplex stainless steel. Carbon-arc shall not be used for
cutting or backgouging. If plasma-arc cutting is used, the inside surface must be thoroughly
cleaned of all spatter. Sufficient metal shall be removed in the bevelling process to remove any
heat-affected zone (HAZ) that occurred as a result of the plasma-arc cutting. Grinding discs
used for cutting duplex stainless steel shall be used exclusively for that purpose. The final
surface preparation and configuration shall be obtained by machining. During machining
operations, only a cutting fluid compatible with austenitic stainless steel shall be used.
b.
Before any welding takes place, all weld bevels shall be examined using liquid penetrant for
edge defects and laminations, and shall be visually inspected internally and externally for
nicks, dents, general damage, or other surface defects. Defects shall be dealt with as stated
below, after which the final cleaning prior to welding, shall take place. Liquid penetrant testing
shall be in accordance with Section F.10 Item 1.
Cautionary Note: Liquid penetrant testing shall not be conducted outside of the temperature
range given in the written test specification.
c.
Any small burrs, nicks, or other irregularities on the weld bevel shall be repaired, if possible,
by light grinding. Any suspected edge defects or laminations shall be reported to the Company
before proceeding with investigation or repairs. Repairs by welding shall not proceed without
prior approval of an authorized Company representative.
d.
Each bevelled edge and internal and external surfaces over a distance of at least 50 mm back
from the bevel shall, immediately prior to welding, be thoroughly dried, and shall be cleaned
with a uncontaminated austenitic stainless steel wire brush. The bevelled edge shall then be
wiped clean with acetone, or other Company approved solvent.
e.
Backup strips or rings shall not be used.
f.
The longitudinal weld seams on adjoining joints of welded pipe shall be offset from each other
by at least 75 mm or 30 degrees, whichever is greater. Seams should normally alternate at the
ten oclock and two oclock positions.
g.
The use of H beam trunnions on elbows with longitudinal seams should be avoided as this
requires welding on the seam. Where appropriate, it is preferable to locate the pipe support on
the horizontal pipe run as close to the elbow as practical. Where the design requires that the
trunnion must be installed on the elbow, specific installation details shall be approved by the
Company and shall be done in accordance with the fitting Manufacturers instructions or the
Contractors Canadian Registration Number for fitting modification, or the Contractors ABSA
approved standard construction procedure.
General Welding Parameters:

a.
All welds, including tack welds, shall be made with filler metal by the GTAW, SAW or the
SMAW process. All filler metal shall contain 0.14 to 0.20% nitrogen. Any other welding
process must receive prior Company approval.
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b.
Consumables for use with duplex stainless steel shall be proposed by Fabricator or Vendor and
shall be subject to Company approval.
c.
The heat input shall be 0.5 to 2.5 kJ/mm for the 22%Cr duplex stainless steels and 0.5 to 1.5
kJ/mm for super duplex stainless steels.
d.
The minimum preheat shall be 10C.
e.
The maximum interpass temperature shall not exceed 150C. Measurements shall be taken on
the parent metal surface, directly adjacent to the weld groove, using a contact thermometer
with an instant digital display. Temperature indicating crayons shall not be used.
f.
All single sided welds shall be made with a GTAW root pass and back purged until at least 6
mm of weld metal thickness has been deposited. Backing gas shall be welding grade 100%
argon with a purity of at least 99.95% argon. When a nitrogen addition is desired for backing,
the nitrogen content shall not exceed 5%. The oxygen content of the back-purged volume shall
be less than 0.5% (5000 ppm). The Fabricator shall submit details of the method and
equipment to be used for monitoring oxygen content as part of the welding procedure
specification.
g.
Under no circumstances shall the welding arc be struck outside the weld bevels. If this occurs,
the arc strike shall be removed by grinding. The ground area shall be inspected with liquid
penetrant.
h.
During production welding, calibrated equipment for measuring the following variables shall
be available at all times:
Welding current (amperage).

Arc voltage.
Interpass temperatures (digital).

Oxygen content of backing gas.
Wire Feed Speed (for machine welding).
Welding head travel speed.

Shielding and backing gas flow rate.
i.
Electrode/flux batch tests (i.e., chemical analysis) are required for SAW. Certified Test
Reports are acceptable for GTAW and SMAW electrodes.
j.
Welds, which are backgouged for welding on the opposite side, shall have liquid penetrant
inspection after cleaning for the backweld. All backgouging shall be accomplished with
approved procedures, insuring complete removal of oxides from plasma cut surfaces. Carbonarc gouging shall not be used.
k.
All welds, including tack and fit-up, shall be done with approved procedures, materials and
certified welders.
l.
Weld maps shall be incorporated on drawings submitted with applicable weld procedures, for
review and authorization to proceed.
m. Non-destructive Examination maps shall be incorporated on drawings submitted with

applicable joint locations for review and authorization to proceed.
n.
Any weld not identified by the welders identification stamp shall be rejected.
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3
Weld Repairs:
1.
F.8
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All defective welded joints shall be repaired by a procedure qualified in accordance with the
requirements specified herein. Any weld with an unacceptable defect may only be repaired
once. If the repair is not acceptable, the complete weld shall be removed. Any bevelled edge
that has been damaged shall be restored within tolerances required by the Weld Procedure
Specification. Restoration of bevelled edges by welding shall be prohibited. Weld repairs shall
be re-examined by the original method to verify that the welds are free from defects.
Bi-Metallic Welds
1
Bi-metallic welds are only permitted when approved in writing by Company.
Duplex stainless steel requirements apply to all bi-metallic welds with the following exceptions:
a. The ASTM G48 corrosion test is waived when joining duplex to 300 series austenitic stainless
steels or to carbon steels.
b. The ASTM G48 shall be applicable to only the duplex side of the weld when welded to nickel
alloys.
c. The ferrite content and the microstructural precipitate requirements are applicable to only the
duplex side of the weld.
Approved consumables for bimetallic welds are listed in Table 24:
Table 24: Bimetallic Weld Consumables for Duplex SS Piping

Bi-Metallic Combination
Duplex to CS
F.9
309L
Duplex to 304 or 316 SS
2209
Other Combinations
Specific Company Approval is Required
Bends
1.
F.10
Approved Consumables
Bends are not permitted without written Company approval. The following information shall be
provided as part of any request for approval of hot or cold bent pipe:
a. Heat treating process
b. Heating temperature range
c. Temperature monitoring method
d. Bending parameters
e. Cooling method
f. Post bending heat treatment
g. Inspection and testing including number and location of wall thickness measurements and
microstructure of test bends from each combination of diameter and wall thicknesses the
manufacturer proposes to bend.
Inspection and Testing

1.
Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT):

a. All welds shall be PT in accordance with ASME Section V, Article 6 using solvent removable
penetrant in accordance with paragraph T-662.
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b.
c.
PT of welds shall include a band of base metal at least 25 mm wide on each side of the weld
and both faces of the joint where accessible.
The evaluation of indications and acceptable criteria shall be in accordance with ASME
Section VIII, Division I, Appendix 8.
2.
Radiography:
a. All butt welds shall be 100% RT in accordance with ASME Section VIII, Division 1,
paragraph UW-51. Technique shall be per ASME Section V and acceptance criteria shall be
per ASME B31.3.
b. Butt welds that cannot be RT shall be shear wave ultrasonically examined in accordance with
ASME, Section VIII, Division 1, paragraph UW-53.
c. Fluorescent intensifying screens shall not be used.
3.
Ferrite Checks:
a. The percent ferrite content of all accessible completed external surfaces of production welds
shall be checked using a Fischer Ferrite Scope that has been calibrated per AWS 4.2. A
minimum of 2 tests shall be made on each weld. All values shall be 35-60% ferrite.
4.
Positive Material Identification (PMI):

a. Each heat of base material and each lot of welding consumable shall be subject to PMI prior to
use.
b. Examinations shall be made using a Company approved analyzer. The following analyzers are
acceptable for use:
c.
5.
Texas Nuclear Analyzer, Model Number 9266 or 9277

X-Met, Model Number 840 or 880
Spectrosport, Spectrotest
ARC-Met 900
Niton XL-800 Alloy Analyzer
In lieu of a portable emission analyzer, the following methods may be used subject to prior
approval by the Company:
Radiography emission spectrometry
Optical spectroscopy
F.11.
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Wet chemical analysis
Hydrostatic Testing:
a. Only potable water with no more than 50 ppm chlorides shall be used for hydrostatic testing.
Piping and equipment shall be completely drained and blown dry immediately after testing is
completed.
Documentation
1.
The Contractor shall submit the following documentation to the Company:
Code certificates
Mill test reports
Weld procedures and qualification records

Welder performance records
Welders stamp I.D.s and assignments
Non-destructive examination procedures and personnel qualifications
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Non-destructive examination results

Hydrostatic test records
Temperature charts from heat treatment
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Piping Specification: Appendix G Line Sizing Guidelines

G.
LINE SIZING GUIDELINES
G.1
General
SSP-60d
1.
In the absence of specific sizing guidelines within this appendix, single and multiphase fluid piping
shall be sized by the methods outlined in API RP 14E or NORSOK P-001. The designer may use
their own procedures for completing calculations; however, the Company reserves the right to
review and approve these flow calculations. The formulas and procedures outlined in API RP 14E
or NORSOK P-001 are acceptable for use.
2.
Economic line sizing shall be based upon normal flow rates, taking into account future expansions
or increases. Consideration should be given to adding a surge factor to the flow rate to account for
fluid hammer or slug flow effects. Normal surge factors are in the range of 20 to 50%. Lines shall
be reviewed to ensure that maximum anticipated rates do not exceed system capacity but these rates
need not be the basis of selection when using economic line sizing criteria.
Comments: This is meant to require that lines be sized based upon the facility operating at its design rate as
opposed to its initial rate. Detailed fluid hammer or slug flow calculations may be required in specific piping
systems. Reference, API RP 14E Table 2.1.
3.
The designer may use their own procedures for completing flow calculations; however, the
Company reserves the right to review and approve these flow calculations. The formulas and
procedures outlined in API RP 14E or NORSOK P-001 are acceptable for use.
4.
The guidelines contained in this appendix may in the majority of cases be used for the
determination of line sizes. However, consideration shall also be given to the length of line,
working pressure, available pressure drop, vapour pressure of the fluid, required NPSH of pumps,
and any other consideration of significance. Economic line sizing is only applicable to pumped or
compressed fluids; where a large pressure drop is required between the terminals of a line, and it
will not be detrimental to the operation of the line, the line may be sized to take an appreciable
amount of the drop.
Comments: Detailed evaluations of line sizing are of little value for two reasons: 1) pipe is available in
specific sizes only; 2) the economic diameter is inversely proportional to the 1/6th power of the (rF/KS) where
r (payout period), F (capital cost), K (operating cost), S (S.G.). As a result, doubling the installed cost of the
piping reduces the economic line size by only 11% which would likely not change the selected pipe size.
G.2
Liquid Lines
1.
For most pumped liquids where the viscosity is in the range of 1 to 10 cs, the recommended
economic velocity is 3.0 to 3.7 m/s (10 to 12 ft/s) for plant piping and 1.8 to 2.4 m/s (6 to 8 ft/s) for
longer pipelines.
Note: water lines are often sized for 1.5 to 2.1 m/s (5 to 7 ft/s).
2.
The recommended minimum velocity for liquid lines is approximately 0.9 m/s (3 ft/s) to minimize
deposition of solids and prevent excessive corrosion.
Comments: References, Design of Oil-Handling Systems and Facilities pp. 270 Gulf Publishing, and API
RP14E para 2.3(a).
3.
The economic pressure drop for liquid lines is approximately 55 to 70 kPa/100 m (2.5 to
3.0 psi/100 ft).
4.
For cement lined salt water lines, the maximum velocity should be restricted by the erosional
velocity determined from the following equation:
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Ve = 122 /
Where: Ve
5.
6.
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Note: a typical maximum value is 3 m/s ( 10 ft/s)

is the recommended maximum velocity in m/s
is the water density in kg/m
Amine and caustic lines shall have their maximum velocity limited as indicated below to prevent
excessive erosion / corrosion:
Amine (MEA, DEA) lines:
1.8 m/s (6 ft/s)
Sulphuric acid lines:
0.9 m/s (3 ft/s)
For unlined steel lines not specifically identified Item 5 above, the maximum velocity is usually
restricted by the erosional velocity determined from the following empirical equation:
Ve = C /
Where: Ve
Note: a typical maximum value is 4.5 m/s ( 15 ft/s)

is the density in kg/m
is a constant described in API RP14E
= 122, for solids free continuous service
= 152, for solids free intermittent service
= 182 to 244, for solids free continuous service where corrosion
is controlled with inhibition or resistant alloys (e.g., stainless
steel)
= 305, for solids free intermittent service where corrosion is
controlled with inhibition or resistant alloys (e.g., stainless
steel)
Note: These criteria may be overly conservative for solids free saltwater injection systems;
alternate design criteria for the erosional velocity in such systems are presented in a paper entitled
Saltwater Injection Systems can Tolerate Higher Velocities which appeared in the July 12, 1993
Oil and Gas Journal.
Comments: The constants presented have been modified to accommodate the use of metric units in the
equations provided. These constants are widely believed to be overly conservative for many types of systems
(including but not limited to saltwater injection systems) and changes may be appropriate where detailed
studies are undertaken. References, Oil and Gas Journal pp. 102-103 July 12, 1993, Evaluation of API
RP14E Erosional Velocity Limitations for Offshore Gas Wells Offshore Technology Conference 1983,
Design of Oil-Handling Systems and Facilities pp. 270 Gulf Publishing, and API RP14E sects 2.3(a) &
2.5.
G.3
Pump Suction, Discharge and Gravity Flow Lines

1.
Recommended velocities for pump suction, discharge and gravity flow lines are presented in Table
25
2.
Recommended velocities for light hydrocarbons and water are presented in Table 26:
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Table 25: Boiling or Viscous Liquids Preliminary Sizing Criteria

Light Hydrocarbon and
Water
m/s (ft/s)
Flow Type
Pump Suction
Pump Discharge
Gravity Flow
Boiling Liquids
m/s (ft/s)
Viscous Liquids
m/s (ft/s)
See Table
26
Max. 0.3 (1)
Max. 0.3 (1)
See Table
26
1.5 to 2.4 (5 to 8)
0.9 to 1.5 (3 to 5)
0.15 (0.5)
0.3 to 0.6 (1 to 2)
0.75 (2.5)
Notes:
1. Always confirm NPSHa exceeds NPSHr by an acceptable margin. Refer to Section G.3 Item 4.
2. Discharge velocity should be approximately three times the suction velocity.
3. Always check the available pressure drop.
4. Example: LPG or other similar products that are at their bubble point.
Comments: Reference, Ench 607/609 Lecture Notes University of Calgary
Table 26: Light Hydrocarbons and Water Preliminary Sizing Criteria

Flow Type
Suction Velocity
m/s (ft/s)
1,2
Discharge Velocity
m/s (ft/s)
Reciprocating Pumps:
Speeds up to 250 RPM
0.60 (2.0)
1.80 (6.0)
Speeds 251 to 330 RPM
0.45 (1.5)
4.35 (4.5)
Speeds greater than 330 RPM

Centrifugal Pumps:
0.30 (1.0)
0.90 (3.0)
0.60 to 0.90 (2 to 3)
1.80 to 2.70 (6 to 9)
Notes:
1. For boiling liquids (e.g., LPG) or viscous oils, the suction velocity should be
0.30 m/s (1 ft/s).
2. Always confirm NPSHa exceeds NPSHr by an acceptable margin. Refer to Section G.3 Item 4.
3. The discharge velocity should be approximately three times the suction velocity.
Comments: References, API RP 14E Table 2.3.
3.
Pump suction piping must be reviewed to ensure that adequate Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH)
is available to prevent cavitation. However, recommended pressure drops for pump suction piping
are as follows: for liquids more than 50C below their boiling point, 11 kPa/100 m (0.5 psi/100 ft);
for liquids less than 50C below their boiling point, 2.3 kPa/100 m (0.1 psi/100 ft). The suction
piping pressure drop should also be checked to ensure that it satisfies the following criteria:
P 0.005
Where: P
is the pressure drop in kPa/100 m

is the fluid density in kg/m3
Comments: Reference, Piping Design of Process Plants pg. 136 Kreiger Publishing.
4.
Reciprocating, rotary, and centrifugal pump suction piping systems shall be designed so that the
available net positive suction head (NPSH) at the pump inlet flange exceeds the pump required
NPSH by a margin of at least 1 m. Hydrocarbon correction factors are not permitted. Additionally,
pulsation dampeners should be installed on all reciprocating pump suction and discharge piping;
bladder type dampeners shall be used unless approved by the Company.
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Comments: Where is it not possible to obtain the required NPSH, the design of the system shall be reviewed
with a qualified rotating equipment engineer and less restrictive criteria may be permitted if appropriate.
Bladder type dampeners may be more maintenance than mechanical dampeners but are specified as they are
more reliable and effective than the mechanical types. Reference, API RP14E 2.3(b).
G.4
Tank and Tank Truck Fill Lines

1.
The requirements of this section apply only to fluids with low conductivities that will permit static
charge accumulation during tank or tank truck filling; a fluid is considered to have a low
conductivity when its conductivity is less than 50 picosiemens per meter. Typically, light distillates
(e.g., condensate) or refined hydrocarbon products would fall within this range.
Comments: Fluids with low conductivities are unable to dissipate the static charges that accumulate as the
fluid moves through filters and pipe and therefore tank fill rates need to be restricted in order to minimize the
generation of static charge. In addition, significant static charges will develop if a tank is splash filled. The
magnitude of the charge that develops is a function of the product flow rate. Fluids with high conductivities
are able to rapidly dissipate static charges and therefore the control of fill rates is not critical. Static charge is
of concern as the presence of static may result in a spark in the tanks vapor space and therefore a fire or
explosion. Reference, API RP2003 sect 2.4.3.
2.
For storage tanks, the inlet velocity should be restricted to a maximum of 1 m/s (3 ft/s) until the fill
outlet is well submerged, or, in the case of a floating roof tank, until the roof becomes buoyant.
Comments: During the initial stages of filling, there is more opportunity for the incoming stream to product
agitation or turbulence and therefore to generate static charges. Once a floating roof becomes buoyant, the
fill rate is not critical as there is no flammable vapor space to ignite. However, ensure that floating roofs are
in metallic contact with the shell. Reference, API RP2003 sect 2.11.
3.
When filling tank trucks, the loading rate should meet the following two criteria:
a.
b.
The inlet velocity should not exceed a maximum of 2.1 m/s (7 ft/s), and
The fill rate should comply with the following formula:
VD 0.5
Where: V
D
is the velocity in m/s

is the pipe diameter in m
Comments: These precautions are required for intermediate vapor pressure products and for switch loading.
High vapor pressure products are generally not of concern as they quickly form a too-rich mixture at the
liquid surface even when loaded into gas free compartments. Where the tank is top loaded and the fill pipe
does not reach the tank bottom, the fill rate should be restricted as in (a) above until the fill pipe outlet is
submerged. Reference, API RP2003 sect 2.4.3.
G.5
Thermosiphon Reboilers
1.
Recommended velocities for thermosiphon reboiler nozzles are as follows:

Inlet: D2 / q = 12 to 15
Outlet: D2 / q = 25 to 30
Where: D
q
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Gas Lines
1.
For compressed gases, the economic velocity is given by the following equation:
V C 3 SV
Where: V
SV
C
2.
is the recommended economic velocity in m/s

is the specific volume in m3/kg
is a constant
= 30, for plant piping
= 19, for longer pipelines
The recommended minimum velocity for gas lines is approximately 3.0 to 4.5 m/s (10 to 15 ft/s) to
minimize liquid holdup.
Comments: References, Design of Oil-Handling Systems and Facilities pp. 274 Gulf Publishing, and API
RP14E para 2.5(b).
3.
4.
The economic pressure drop for the majority of gas lines is approximately 23 to 45 kPa/100 m
(1.0 to 1.5 psi/100 ft). For two phase flow flowing upwards thru a vertical line, the pressure drop
may need to be as high as 160 kPa/100 m (7 psi/100 ft) in order to prevent slugging problems. For
low pressure lines operating below 515 kPa (75 psi), the pressure drop should be kept less than
11 kPa/100 m (0.5 psi/100 ft). Compressor suction piping shall normally be sized as follows:
less than 70 kPa (10 psi):

70 kPag (10 psi) to 350 kPa (50 psi):
2.8 kPa/100 m (0.125 psi/100 ft)

5.7 kPa/100m (0.25 psi/100 ft)
greater than 350 kPa (50 psi):
23 kPa/100 m (1.0 psi/100 ft)
For compressed gases, the recommended maximum velocity to prevent excessive pressure drop and
noise problems is given by the following equation.
Note: if inhibition for CO2 is required (e.g., CO2 present in amounts as low as 1 to 2%), the
maximum velocity should be limited to between 9 and 15 m/s (30 to 50 ft/s):
Vm 120 SV
Where: Vm
SV
Note: a typical maximum value is 18 m/s (60 ft/s)

is the specific volume in m3/kg
Note: If any liquids are present then the erosional velocity should be checked to ensure that it is not
exceeded (refer to Section G.2 Item 6). The erosional criteria will not likely govern unless
pressures are in the range of 7,000 to 15,000 kPa. Refer to the book Design of Oil-Handling
Systems and Facilities by Gulf Publishing for additional information on erosional flow velocity
determination.
Comments: References, Design of Oil-Handling Systems and Facilities pp. 274-275 Gulf Publishing, and
API RP14E para 2.4.
5.
G.7
Occasional or emergency use vent, flare and relief line piping shall be sized in accordance with
API RP 521, or NORSOK P-001 whichever results in the most conservative line size.
Vapor Lines
1.
The recommended pressure drop for vapor lines is 1.5% of the line pressure per 100 m (or 0.5% of
line pressure per 100 ft); but regardless, it should be kept less than 11 kPa/100 m (0.5 psi/100 ft).
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2.
G.8
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Occasional or emergency use vent, flare and relief line piping shall be sized in accordance with
API RP 521, or NORSOK P-001 whichever results in the most conservative line size.
Steam Lines
1.
For steam lines, the recommended velocity is as indicated in Table 27:
2.
For steam lines, the recommended pressure drop is as indicated in Table 28:
Table 27: Recommended Velocity for Steam Lines

Operating Pressure
kPa (psi)
Velocity
m/s (ft/s)
less than 200 (30)
30 (100)
200 (30) to 1050 (150)
50 (170)
Greater than 1050 (150)
75 (250)
Table 28: Recommended Pressure Drop for Steam Lines

Operating Pressure
Pressure Drop
kPa/100 m (psi/100 ft)
Less than 345 (50)
11 (0.5)
345 (50) to 3500 (500)
23 (1.0)
Greater than 3500 (500)
45 (1.5)
Comments: Reference, Ench 607/609 Lecture Notes University of Calgary.
3.
G.9
FRP and Cu-Ni Piping

1.
G.10
For flashing steam condensate return lines, the pressure drop should be limited to 11 kPa/100 m
(0.5 psi/100 ft).
FRP and 90 Cu 10 Ni piping shall be limited to a maximum velocity of 3 m/s.
Instrument Air Supply Systems

1.
Instrument air supply systems shall be sized in accordance with API 552 Section 2.0, ISA 7.0.01,
and the following:
a. 28 l/m (1 scfm) shall be assumed for pneumatic instrument components.
b. 85 to 285 l/m (3 to 10 scfm) shall be allowed for air motors, piston type positioners, purge, and
blowback requirements.
2.
Exceptions to API 552 shall be:

a. Receiver and dryer shall be capable of 120% of normal anticipated requirements.
b. Regulating valves on normal and emergency systems shall be capable of 200% of normal
anticipated requirements.
c. Main and branch headers to instruments shall be capable of 200% of normal anticipated
requirements.
d. Instrument air system filters shall be capable of 200% of normal anticipated requirements.
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Piping Specification: Appendix H Check Valve Guidelines

H.
CHECK VALVE GUIDELINES
H.1
Ball Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves

Advantages
Disadvantages
Applications
Wear on body seat and

check element evenly
distributed.
High P.
Up to Class 1500.
Only available in small sizes.
Long service life.
Possible chattering with low

viscosity fluids.
Water, steam, and oilfield

production.
Suitable for services with
frequent flow reversals.
Valves with springs can

be mounted in any
orientation.
NPS 2 (DN 50) maximum

size.
Not recommended for gas
service at low flow rates.
Piston Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves

Advantages
Disadvantages
Applications
Very low P in inclined

bonnet body.
Relatively high pressure drop

in 90 bonnet valves.
Larger valves may

incorporate an external
equalizer to allow much
larger valve opening.
Subject to sticking in very

dirty systems.
Up to Class 4500.
High temp. steam and water.
Oilfield production.
Generally the best alternative
for small sizes.
Minimum chatter due to

flow disturbance.
Recommended for pulsating

flow (e.g., reciprocating pump
or compressor discharge).
Good seat tightness.
Inclined bonnet valves should

be used unless space
requirements dictate a 90
bonnet.
Valves with springs can

be mounted in any
orientation.
Can be used in series with

Tilting Disk Check to provide
maximum protection (the
advantages of both); e.g.,
pump discharge.
H.3
Limitations
Small sizes where piston

checks cant be used due to
viscous or dirty fluid (scale
and sediment).
Inexpensive
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Limitations
Not common in sizes larger
than NPS 6 (DN 50).
Larger valves may not
respond rapidly to flow
reversals resulting in waterhammer problems.
Ball checks should be used
for viscous or dirty fluids in
line sizes less than NPS 2
(DN 50).
Piston checks are designed
for either gas or liquid flow.
A valve designed for one
service cannot be used in
the other.
Swing Check Valves

Advantages
Not easily affected by

dirty or viscous fluids.
Commonly available and
inexpensive.
Disadvantages
Applications
In pulsating or low flow

service, the valve may chatter
resulting in seat damage.
Best installed in the
horizontal but can be installed
in vertical upward direction
(requires stopper and spring).
General services where

advantages of Piston, Tilting
Disk, or Dual Plate Checks
are not required.
Best for liquids and larger
lines.
Limitations
Typically used only in sizes
larger than NPS 2 (DN 50).
Should not be used in
pulsating service
Should not be used in pump
or compressor discharge
service.
Cannot be used in a
downward direction in a
vertical pipe run.
Should not be used in
critical services.
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H.4
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Dual Plate Check Valves

Advantages
Disadvantages
Applications
Springs of various
tensions available to suit
multiple applications.
Internal design results in

small amount of leakage thru
valve; will not provide a
positive seal.
Large diameter, high

pressure services; typically
NPS 12 (DN 300) thru
NPS 16 (DN 400) depending
on pressure class.
Valves can be installed

in both horizontal and
vertical piping (vertical
down not
recommended).
More expensive and difficult

to repair than swing check
valve.
Less sensitive to
upstream and
downstream piping
layout than other
designs.
Single and multi-pump

installations with low to high
static head and high
downstream energy.
Recommended for centrifugal
pump or compressor
discharge applications
Limitations
Only available NPS 1
(DN 40) and larger.
In smaller sizes, typically
NPS 10 (DN 250) and less,
double flanged designs are
not available.
Not suitable for very high
head multi-pump systems
or high back pressure low
inertia pump installations.
Not suitable for safety
critical systems or dense
phase gas systems.
Minimizes disc slamming

and water-hammer
pressure surges
Available as wafer, wafer
lugged, or double
flanged. Up to 70%
weight advantage over
swing checks.
H.5
Stop Check Valves

Advantages
See Piston Check

Above.
Can be used as an
isolation valve.
Stem can be lowered
onto disk to prevent
chatter at low flow.
Stem force can
overcome sticking.
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Disadvantages
See Piston Check Above.
Applications
Limitations
Consider installing an
automated stop check
downstream of pumps. An
actuator may be signaled to
close the valve when a pump
is shut off; the disk closes
quickly by normal check valve
action, and the stem follows
to seat the valve firmly a
short time later.
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H.6
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Tilting Disk Check Valves

Advantages
Very low P.
Straight thru body
design.
Disadvantages
Applications
Not recommended for service

with rapidly fluctuating flow.
Very fast closing
Seat tightness may

deteriorate at low differential
pressure.
Minimizes disk slamming

and water-hammer
pressure surges.
More expensive and more

difficult to repair than Swing
Check.
Up to class 4500.
High temp. steam and water.
Oilfield production.
Can be used in dirty and
viscous services.
Can be used in series with
Piston Lift Check or StopCheck to provide maximum
protection (advantages of
both types).
Will not stick in dirty or

viscous service.
Limitations
Additional preventative
maintenance may be
required in services with
severely unstable flow.
No longer commonly
available. May require
longer lead time than other
check valves.
Recommended for services

such as centrifugal pump &
compressor discharge
applications.
H.7
Check Valve Installation Guidelines

1.
For all line sizes NPS 3 (DN 80) and above, a turbulence free minimum distance of 5 diameters
upstream and 2 diameters downstream of every check valve should be maintained. No pipe fittings
(e.g., elbows, reducers, tees, etc.) or flow restricting devices (e.g., orifices, control valves, etc.)
should be installed in these zones. Normally open full port isolation valves are not considered to be
flow restrictions and are exempt from these requirements.
Comments: The majority of check valve manufacturers now make recommendations similar to, or more
conservative, than those identified above. These recommendations are the result of studies in recent years that
have shown the reliability of check valves to be degraded if unstable turbulent flow is present in the region of
the valve.
2.
H.8
Two check valves in series should normally be provided in the following cases:
a. A pressure differential of 5200 kPa or above.
b. A single check valve failure would result in a relief case.
c. A single check valve failure could destroy mechanical equipment through unrestricted reverse
flow.
High Pressure Gas Injection Compressor Discharge Check Valves

1.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, check valves for use in high pressure gas injection
compressor discharge lines (i.e., Class 2500 and above) shall be Mokveld axial flow check
valves.
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Piping Specification: Appendix I Fireproofing Guidelines

I.
FIREPROOFING GUIDELINES
I.1

1.
This appendix is mandatory for permanent facilities but is non-mandatory for temporary facilities.
2.
Fire-proofing is protection that provides resistance to fire exposure long enough to allow critical
structures or equipment to remain standing, or critical control systems to operate, while the fire is
brought under control or burns itself out.
3.
The Fire Exposed Envelope is an area within 15 m horizontally and 10 m vertically of fire potential
equipment. These distances may be modified based upon site conditions; drainage, pressure, and
liquid holdup.
4.
Fire Potential Equipment includes the following:

Fired equipment handling flammable materials
Rotating or reciprocating equipment handling flammable materials
Drums, exchangers, columns, and similar operating vessels that handle flammable materials
and have a volume greater than 3.8 m3 (1000 gallons)
Manifolds containing flammable materials and ten or more valves.
5.
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Tanks, spheres and spheroids that contain flammable materials; including their drainage and
relief path and impounding basin.
Flammable materials include flammable gases, vapors, and liquids having a flash point below 38C
or being handled at temperatures above their flash point.
Required Standards and Specifications

1.
All fireproofing materials shall, in their material, assembly, installation and testing, equal or exceed
the minimum requirements specified in the latest revision or edition of the following standards,
specifications, and recommended practices (as applicable):
2.
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API 2218, Guideline for Fire-proofing Practices in Petroleum and Petrochemical Processing
Plants
ASTM E119, Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials
UL 1709, Standard for Rapid Rise Fire Tests of Protection Materials for Structural Steel
All additional standards, specifications, and recommended practices referenced and/or adopted by
the foregoing documents shall be deemed as part of this list.
General
1.
Fire-proofing shall protect structures and/or equipment from reaching 538C for a period of three
hours with fire environment temperatures of 1076C as defined by UL 1709.
Comments: The UL 1709 test profile is representative of the temperatures that would be expected in a
hydrocarbon spill fire. The three hour protection (equivalent to four hours under the previously used ASTM
E119 testing procedure) gives adequate protection under almost any reasonable fire scenario.
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Areas where Fire-proofing is Required

1.
2.
Fire-proofing of structures and equipment is required if the structure or equipment is in a fire

exposed envelope and the failure of the structure or equipment could cause any of the following:
Potential personnel injury

Loss or serious damage to valuable or critical supported equipment
Release of large volumes of flammable material (i.e., > 10 m3)
Release of toxic material

Threat to adjacent structures and equipment of high value
Serious loss of productive capacity
Fire-proofing of structures and equipment is not required in the following cases:
The value of the structure or equipment is low compared to the cost of fire-proofing
Member failure would not cause failure of the structure or equipment.
The fire-proofing would not significantly reduce the extent of fire damage.
The structure supports piping that is not carrying flammable liquids; piping carrying only gases
is not normally fire-proofed.
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Piping Specification: Appendix J Piping Arrangement Details

J.
PIPING ARRANGEMENT DETAILS
J.1
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1.
For the purposes of this appendix, Piping Arrangement refers to the process of determining
facility layout and configuration; the work typically undertaken by the Senior Design Draftsmen as
opposed to that undertaken by the Engineers. However, this appendix does include supplemental
requirements for piping systems related to particular types of equipment (e.g., pumps and
compressors); the engineer is cautioned to review these supplemental requirements.
2.
This appendix is a mandatory part of this specification for permanent facilities; however, for
temporary piping systems or rental equipment these requirements should be reviewed as not all of
the requirements will be appropriate.
Layout and Spacing

1.
All facility spacing shall be in accordance with the local regulatory requirements and industry
guidelines. Within Alberta these requirements are summarized in ERCB Directive 056 (within
Section 5.9.10 and pictorially within Appendix 7) and ERCB Directive 64 (within Section 5 and
pictorially within Appendix 6).
2.
Clear spaces of at least 900 mm shall be provided around all equipment, including attached piping
and neighbouring facilities, and on platforms and stiles. Valve hand wheels shall be accessible but
the stem should not extend into walkways. Aisles used frequently for personnel and emergency
access should be 1200 to 1500 mm in width.
Comments: Such spacings are required to provide ease of access for operations personnel and to ensure that
there is freedom of movement in the event of an emergency.
J.3
Pumps
1.
Pump piping shall conform to PIP REIE686/API 686 and the requirements herein.
2.
Temporary start-up cone type screens shall be provided in all pump suction lines. Screens should
be located as close as possible to the inlet. A straight pipe run of five diameters should be provided
immediately upstream of the suction nozzle and downstream of the strainer.
a.
Strainers should be 16 BWG carbon steel plate with 3 mm holes on 4.75 mm straight centers.
The open area should be at least 160% of the pipe flow area.
b.
Where mesh is provided on the strainer, the mesh shall be installed on the upstream side of the
perforated sheet.
c.
Strainers shall be pointed upstream.
Note: subsequent to commissioning, and achieving the highest anticipated flow rate, remove mesh
and reinstall cone screen to maintain piping alignment.
3.
Reciprocating, rotary, and centrifugal pump suction piping systems shall be designed so that the
available net positive suction head (NPSH) at the pump inlet flange exceeds the pump required
NPSH by a margin of at least 1 m. Hydrocarbon correction factors are not permitted. Additionally,
pulsation dampeners should be installed on all reciprocating pump suction and discharge piping;
bladder type dampeners shall be used unless approved by the Company.
Comments: Where is it not possible to obtain the required NPSH, the design of the system shall be reviewed
with a qualified rotating equipment engineer and less restrictive criteria may be permitted if appropriate.
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Bladder type dampeners may be more maintenance than mechanical dampeners but are specified as they are
more reliable and effective than the mechanical types. Reference, API RP14E 2.3(b).
4.
Pump suction lines should normally be one or two sizes larger than the pump inlet connection.
Eccentric reducers should be used near the pump with the flat side up. Where possible, a minimum
of three pipe diameters straight length should be provided upstream of the pump suction flange
when a long radius elbow (preferred) is used; if a short radius elbow is required due to space
constraints, five pipe diameters straight length is required.
Comments: The use of oversized suction lines will help ensure that sufficient NPSH is available. Eccentric
reducers are installed flat side up to eliminate the possibility of gas pockets forming in suction piping.
Reference, API RP 14E sect 2.3(6).
5.
All pumps shall be provided with suction and discharge block valves and at least one discharge
check valve. Where there is a large differential pressure from the suction to the discharge, the type
and style of discharge check valve shall be approved by the company; the Durabla check valve is
generally recommended. Purchase descriptions for the Durabla check valve are not currently
included in the piping or valve tables and shall have to be developed on a case by case basis by the
project engineer.
Note: Check valve installation should comply with the requirements of Section H.7.
Comments: A large differential pressure is deemed to exist when the difference is sufficient to cause
mechanical damage to the equipment and/or piping system. Experience with the Durabla valves has been
good and they are generally sufficiently reliable to prevent suction line failures and leakage due to backflow
and water hammer.
6.
Pump Pressure Protection:

a.
All positive displacement pumps (e.g., reciprocating) shall have a pressure relieving device
located between the discharge line pulsation dampener and the discharge block valve.
Centrifugal pumps shall also have a relief device located between the discharge block valve
and the discharge block valve if the maximum discharge pressure of the pump is greater than
the piping system design pressure. Discharge pressure relieving devices should be piped back
to the suction source (e.g., vessel or tank) rather than the suction piping, where practical. In
accordance with Section A.2, PSVs shall be located as close to the main run as possible and
shall be flanged and gusseted. Threaded or socket welded PSVs are not permitted.
Note: Where the Company approves the installation of a reciprocating pump without a
pulsation dampener on its discharge, there shall be a margin of at least 20% or 275 kPa,
whichever is greater, between the set point of the discharge relief device and the maximum
operating pressure.
b.
Pumps shall have a pressure relief device located between the suction block valve and the inlet
nozzle to protect the suction piping when the discharge pressure is more than 33% greater than
the suction piping design pressure; regardless, a pressure relief device is required if the pump
casing or seal static pressure rating is less than the discharge pressure. Suction protection may
not be required for single pumps where a pump shut down simultaneously results in a loss of
discharge pressure in the system.
Comments: All PD pumps are capable of almost unlimited pressure when discharging into a closed block
valve thus require PSVs. PSVs should be piped back to the source to minimize the potential of overheating and
damaging the pump if left in a continuous loop. A discharge check valve is required to prevent pump damage
due to reverse rotation when the pump is out of service. Suction pressure protection is required as the
discharge pressure can flow back to the suction in the event of check valve failure. A limit of 33% is specified
as B31.3 permits piping to exceed the design pressure by up to 33% for limited periods. An alternate to the
suction PSV may be to provide two check valves on the discharge of the pump or to provide an automatic
shutdown valve in addition to the check valve. Consideration should be given to installing an actuated stop
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check valve. References, API RP521 sect 2.3.4, ASME B31.3 sect 302.2.4,and Design of Oil Handling
Systems and Facilities - pg. 352-353 Gulf Publishing.
7.
Where flammable or combustible stock is being pumped and the pump is fed by a vessel containing
greater than 9.5 m3 (2500 gallons) of stock, a remotely actuated ESD valve shall be installed on the
suction line. Consideration should be given to automatic shutdown on fire detection (i.e., fusible
link, plastic sensing line, fire detection instrumentation, etc.). This requirement may be waived
where a manual isolation valve is located a minimum of 15 m from the pump.
Comments: Some companies impose requirements that are a bit less strict than this requiring the shutdown if
the product has a vapor press greater than 15 psia, or is above its auto-ignition temperature. This shutdown
isolates a major source of fuel in the event of a fire in the area.
8.
Where suction and discharge lines to a pump are larger than pump connections, the block valves at
the pump in most cases shall be the same size as the line on the suction side, and the same size as
the pump connection on the discharge side, unless pressure drop considerations dictate otherwise.
9.
Pump piping shall be adequately anchored and/or spring loaded to prevent vibration. Cold
springing of piping systems connected to rotating equipment is not permitted. Refer to Section J.15
for machinery piping alignment tolerances. Consideration should be given to the installation of
adjustable supports.
10. Where pumps are handling flammable liquids, limited welding is required. Case openings which do
not have valves shall be plugged and welded. Refer to Appendix A for additional details.
Comments: This will minimize the vibration failure of long unsupported small piping. Typical bridge weld
construction should be used where vibration and metal fatigue failures can occur. References API 610, and
API 250.
11. Hydrocarbon pumps shall not be installed under overhead pipeways. Hydrocarbon pumps placed
alongside in-plant overhead pipeways shall have the process end of the pump, including the seal
area, located at least 1.5 m outside the extremities of the overhead pipeway. Pumps shall be a
minimum of 8 m from furnaces.
Comment: Pumps are a primary source of liquid releases and fires. Locating the process end of the pump
outside the edge of the pipeway minimizes the possibility of further facility damage.
12. Hydrocarbon pumps shall not be located within the local impound basin of a tank containing
flammable liquids. If possible, pumps should be located in a corner of the bermed area and
provided with two berm walls to isolate them from the impound basin of the tank(s).
Comment: Locating a pump inside the tanks berm may result in the following: the pump not being accessible
to pump the tank out in the event of a fire or overflow; and, pump failure causing a release of stock and fire
around the tank.
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Compressors
1.
Compressor piping shall conform to PIP REIE686/API 686 and the requirements herein.
2.
Temporary start-up cone type screens shall be provided in all compressor suction lines. Screens
should be located as close as possible to the inlet. A straight pipe run of five diameters should be
provided immediately upstream of the suction nozzle and downstream of the strainer.
a.
Strainers for centrifugal compressors should be 11 BWG carbon steel plate with a support ring
of 6.35 mm steel. The plate should have 3 mm holes on 4.75 mm triangular pitch. The open
area should be at least 200% of the pipe flow area.
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b.
Strainers for reciprocating compressors should consist of a 11 BWG carbon steel plate, with a
support ring of 6.35 mm steel, and with a woven stainless steel wire mesh installed over the
carbon steel plate The plate should have 3 mm holes on 4.75 mm triangular pitch and the mesh
should be sized to catch particles larger than 140 microns. The open area should be at least
300% of the pipe flow area. The strainer shall be installed such that the mesh is upstream of
the perforated plate. Valved taps should be provided upstream and downstream of the strainer
to allow for temporary differential pressure indication.
c.
Strainers shall be pointed upstream.
Note: subsequent to commissioning, and achieving the highest anticipated flow rate, remove mesh
and reinstall cone screen to maintain piping alignment.
2.
An acid pickling procedure shall be used to remove all scale and grit downstream of the start-up
screens on reciprocating compressor packages; at a minimum this shall include all suction and
interstage piping, including pulsation dampeners, between the liquid knockout vessel and the
cylinders. The surface finish shall be per SSPC SP 8. An abrasive blasting procedure may be used
where it is possible to visually inspect and verify the final surface finish; where abrasive blasting is
used, the surface finish shall be per SSPC SP 6. Piping on centrifugal packages, and discharge
piping upstream of interstage scrubbers on reciprocating packages, should normally be
mechanically cleaned only.
3.
Compressors shall have positive isolation on all process lines so that the whole unit can be properly
isolated for maintenance (e.g., the suction and discharge lines, flare connections, scrubber dumps,
drain connections, etc.). Proper isolation consists of either single block valves and spectacle blinds
or double block and bleed arrangements (refer to Section 7.7 Item 14). Suction and discharge block
valves shall be line size. A check valve shall be installed downstream of the connection for the
discharge pressure relief valve and upstream of the discharge block valve.
Comments: There have been a number of incidents resulting from improper isolation on compressor units
during maintenance. While suction and discharge lines are often accounted for, scrubber dump lines, flare
connections, start gas connections, etc. are often overlooked. Reference, Alberta Occupational Health and
Safety Code Section 175.
4.
Compressor stations shall have an Emergency Shutdown (ESD) system that can shut down
compressors, block incoming gas (including gas for the engines), and blowdown piping and
equipment to a remote flare or vent. The ESD shall be activated on fire detection, gas detection at
40% of the LEL, or manually by remotely located ESD switches. Blowdown is required on fire
detection only. Gas detection equipment shall alarm at 20% of the LEL.
Single well remote compressor stations, or portable packages less than 250 kW are exempted from
the requirement for an automatic blowdown system; all other requirements apply.
Comments: An ESD system that quickly de-pressures the compressor station is very effective in controlling a
gas fire. There have been many incidents where ESD activation at the onset of a fire has isolated and depressured the facility, extinguishing the fire before a major loss occurred. Reference, CGA Compressor
Station Safety
5.
Discharge piping between the compressor and the cooler shall be rated to at least the same
maximum temperature and pressure as the discharge bottle on the compressor or 149C, whichever
is greater. Piping shall be hydrotested to a pressure of 1.5 times the maximum cold working
pressure of the piping.
Comments: ASME B31.3 requires that piping be tested to 1.5 times the design pressure, times the allowable
stress at test temperature, divided by the allowable stress at operating temperature. In other words, the piping
has to be tested to more than 1.5 times to compensate for the fact that the piping is stronger at test
temperature than at operating temperature. The easiest way to sort this out is to just test to 1.5 times the rated
cold working pressure of the system. Reference, ASME B31.3 345.4.2.
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All positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating) compressors, and centrifugal compressors where
appropriate, shall be equipped with pressure relieving devices located downstream of the discharge
nozzle but upstream of both the first block valve and any installed cooler on all stages of
compression when any possibility of hydrate formation exists. In addition, they shall have a
pressure relieving device on the compressor suction unless the suction piping and equipment (e.g.,
bottles and scrubbers) are rated for the first stage discharge pressure.
a.
Pressure relief devices shall be set to relieve at a pressure no greater than the maximum
allowable pressure of the piping or equipment at the design maximum temperature.
b.
In accordance with Section A.2, PSVs shall be located as close to the main run as possible and
shall be flanged and gusseted. Threaded or socket welded PSVs are not permitted.
c.
Pressure relief devices on reciprocating compressor discharges shall be located a minimum of

10 pipe diameters downstream of pulsation dampeners. Where pulsation dampeners are not
provided, or where the relief device is not at least 10 pipe diameters downstream of the
dampener, the set point of the relief device shall be at least 20% or 275 kPa, whichever is
greater, above the maximum operating pressure.
Note: Unless otherwise approved by the Company in writing, the pressure rating of both suction
and interstage piping shall take into account settle out pressures as well as the potential backflow of
high pressure discharge gas through bypass or anti-surge lines.
Comments: Consider the maximum blocked in discharge pressure of centrifugal compressors to determine if
PSV protection is required. PSV protection should be upstream of coolers so that any potential hydrates do
not impact relief system protection. Careful review of compressor system piping is required to ensure that
high pressure gas recycling or bypassing back from the discharge side of machines can not overpressure
suction or interstage piping.
7.
Centrifugal compressors shall have recycle lines for automatic anti-surge protection. Reciprocating
compressors shall have recycle lines to allow for start-up conditions.
8.
No elbows shall be installed between compressor cylinders and pulsation suppression devices. In
addition, all valves, including pressure relief valves, shall be positioned to minimize the length of
piping between the valve and the primary process piping.
9.
Small diameter piping attached to a compressor package shall be minimized. Where required,
connections shall be close coupled and properly supported. Welded piping (butt or socket) is
required on all process piping in vibrating service (e.g., part of the compressor skid package).
Small bore piping in process service shall be a minimum of Schedule 160 to minimize the
possibility of failure resulting from vibration.
Comments: Due to the vibration of compressors, screwed piping should be avoided. Where the mass of the
attached valve or appurtenance may subject the supporting nipple and weld to significant vibration stress,
supporting gussets or braces shall be provided. Socket welded pipe is preferred because it is less prone to
fatigue failures. Industry has experienced numerous vibration induced failures when threaded piping has been
used without seal welding. References, API 618 para 3.7.1.11, and CAPP Safety Guidelines for Small,
Portable Oil and Gas Production Facilities.
10. Compressor piping shall be adequately anchored and/or spring loaded to prevent vibration. Cold
springing of piping systems connected to rotating equipment is not permitted. Refer to Section J.15
for machinery piping alignment tolerances. Consideration should be given to the installation of
adjustable supports.
11. Compressor lube oil, seal oil, and coolant systems are deemed to be utility piping; process vents
and drains (e.g., scrubber drains) are deemed to be process piping, and the normal piping
requirements shall apply. Utility piping NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller may be threaded, socket
welded, or flanged and butt welded; unions may be installed as necessary to facilitate fabrication,
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assembly, and disassembly. Stainless steel tubing in sizes up to 1 is permitted where the fabricator
can obtain a reliable and consistent leak free connection. NPS 2 (DN 50) utility piping may be
socket welded and flanged, or butt welded and flanged. Piping larger than NPS 2 (DN 50) shall be
butt welded and flanged only. Utility system valves need not be fire safe but must have graphite
packing. Fire resistant flexible metal hose connections are permitted; flexible hose connections may
be threaded to facilitate inspection and maintenance. When used, spiral wound gaskets shall have
an inner confining ring to minimize contamination of the system.
Comments: While oil systems are generally considered to be a low fire risk, oil systems have contributed
significantly to many reported compressor fires and therefore should not be treated lightly. Non-fire safe
valves are permitted but graphite packing is required; the valve may leak internally but we dont want oil to
feed a fire externally. Seal and socket welding is no longer mandatory but should be considered due to the
potential fire risk with oil systems and also to minimize any leakage problems that seem to be ongoing with
threaded piping in these services. Rubber hose connections are permitted in coolant systems as the fire risk is
extremely low.
12. Carbon steel utility piping shall be seamless and shall have wall thickness per class ABN;
stainless steel utility piping shall be seamless and shall have a minimum wall thickness of Schedule
40S. Stainless steel tubing shall be seamless and shall have the following wall thickness: 0.065
inches for and tubing; 0.095 inches for tubing; and, 0.109 inches for 1 tubing.
13. Reciprocating compressor oil supply piping upstream of the filters and oil return piping may be
carbon steel or stainless steel, as per above. Centrifugal compressor oil supply piping upstream of
the filters and oil return piping shall be stainless steel as per above; carbon steel is not permitted.
Oil supply piping downstream of the filters shall be stainless steel tubing, or flanged and butt
welded stainless steel piping, as per above, regardless of the type of compressor; threaded and
socket welded piping is not permitted.
14. Carbon steel lube and seal oil piping shall be acid pickled to obtain an SSPC SP-8 surface finish.
Alternately, an abrasive blasting procedure may be used where it is possible to visually inspect and
verify the final surface finish; where abrasive blasting is used, the surface finish shall be per SSPC
SP-6. Stainless steel piping need only be steam cleaned. All lube or seal oil piping must be
thoroughly flushed following the completion of cleaning procedures.
15. Vibration studies shall be conducted on reciprocating compressor packages after start-up in order to
verify that vibration levels are within acceptable limits and will not result in operational problems
(e.g., fatigue failure of piping system components).
J.5
Process Vessels
1.
Small diameter piping connections on process vessels shall be minimized. Where necessary, they
shall conform to the requirements of Appendix A.
2.
Where vessels contain more than 9.5 m3 (2500 gallons) of flammable material, they shall be
designed for safe isolation in an emergency. If safe manual isolation is not possible then the use of
emergency block valves should be considered. Where applicable, such isolation should isolate the
vessel from any pumps that it feeds.
Comments: The capability to isolate such volumes in the event of an emergency is important to minimizing the
loses from an incident. Safe manual isolation would involve closing manual valves located away from the
vessel in an accessible location; a typical safe distance is 15 m (50 feet).
3.
Except for pressure relief valve nozzles, block valves shall be installed on all vessel nozzles
NPS 1 (DN 40) and smaller, and on all steam, air, water, vent, drain, and instrument connections
regardless of size. Block valves are not normally required for the following:
a. Vapor lines to condensers
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c.
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Liquid and vapor lines to and from shell and tube reboilers
Lines from condensers to accumulator drums
Block valves in fired heater outlet transfer lines to vessels shall be located at downstream
vessels. A check valve shall be installed upstream of the block valve and a valved drain shall
be provided at the low point of the line.
Note: valves shall not be located inside vessel skirts. A flange pair may be approved to allow for
the removal and replacement of outlet piping in services where erosion / corrosion is anticipated on
the outlet elbow.
J.6
Fired Equipment
1.
An isolation valve shall be installed on process lines to fired heaters a minimum distance of 15 m
from the firebox in a location accessible during a fire involving the furnace. An isolation valve
downstream of the furnace should be considered if there are large volumes of hydrocarbons above
their boiling point in the process.
Comments: This provision allows safe isolation of the furnace in the event of tube rupture thus minimizing the
fire loss.
J.7
Tanks and Storage Vessels

1.
Minimum spacing requirements for tanks shall be in accordance with Chapter 2 of NFPA 30. Tanks
shall be provided with secondary containment in accordance with Alberta ERCB Directive 055.
2.
LPG storage vessels shall be spaced in accordance with API 2510.

Comments: Reference, API 2510 Section 3.1.
3.
Piping in hydrocarbon service shall be designed with enough flexibility to accommodate expected
settling of the tank, and shell movement from thermal expansion or filling and emptying of the
tank. Fireproof, Armoured Flex Connections may be used with Company approval. Resilient-sealed
couplings and rubber hose shall not be used under any circumstances. Refer to Appendix C for
additional information on flexible piping.
Comments: Flexible joints generally used elastomers for sealing and are vulnerable in a fire.
Resilient-sealed couplings such as Dresser couplings have the potential to fail and add fuel to a fire.
4.
Emergency venting for fire exposure shall be provided for all cone roof tanks in accordance with
NFPA 30. Tanks over 30 feet in diameter shall be designed with a frangible roof-to-shell joint for
emergency venting in accordance with API 650.
Comments: References, NFPA 30 sect 2.3.5, and API 650 sect 3.10.2.5.
5.
Flanged block valves shall be bolted directly to all flanged tank nozzles below the maximum liquid
level. If necessary, additional support shall be provided to prevent the block valve from
overstressing the tank shell and/or to prevent leakage problems with the flanged joint (due to
overstressing of the joint).
6.
Equipment such as pumps and exchangers shall be located outside of tank farm berms and dikes.
7.
Pipe Penetrations in Berms / Dikes:

a. Piping shall normally be run to avoid penetrating tank farm berms and dikes.
b. Unsleeved pipes penetrating tank farm dikes shall have pipe to dike anchor/seal.
c. Insulated pipes penetrating tank farm dikes shall be sleeved and a fire resistant seal shall be
provided between the pipe and the sleeve at the outside face of the berm or dike. Sleeves shall
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be sloped towards the inside of the berm or dike. Where sleeves penetrate tank farm dikes they
shall have a sleeve to dike anchor/seal.
J.8
Utility Connections to Process Lines

1.
Occasional-Use Connections (Connections used less than once per week):

Occasional-use connections should be configured to provide positive isolation from the process
line. Turn spools and blinds are the preferred means to provide this isolation; however, for more
frequently used connections, a double block and bleed manifold or a double block and bleed valve
may be acceptable if used in conjunction with car sealed valve procedures. The valve(s) shall be car
sealed closed when not in use. In respect to other aspects of the connection piping configuration, it
should be as per the description for constant-use connections.
2.
Constant-Use Connections (Connections used more than once per week):

The design of the connection depends on the services being connected. The design should consider
the likelihood and consequences of inadvertent backflow both from a safety and operational
perspective. Local operations personnel should be consulted with regards to the configuration of
constant use connections. An effort shall be made to maintain consistency with current facility
practices.
Sour Systems: Unless otherwise approved by the Company, the configuration of utility
connections to sour process lines shall consist of either:
a. A pressure gauge, block valve, check valve, bleed valve followed by a breakout spool, and
lastly a final isolation valve before connecting to the process line. The specification break
shall occur on the upstream side of the check valve.
b. A pressure gauge, block valve, check valve, bleed valve, spectacle blind, bleed valve and a
final isolation valve before connecting to the process line. The specification break shall
occur on the upstream side of the check valve.
Comments: Improperly designed utility connections, or connections left in place after shutdowns can cause
serious incidents and near misses.
J.9
Utility Stations
1.
Utility stations for air shall be provided at convenient locations throughout process units; both
indoor and outdoor. Utility stations for water shall be provided at convenient indoor locations only
unless otherwise specified. Utility stations for steam and nitrogen shall be provided if specified.
2.
Stations shall normally be required at fired heaters, heat exchangers, aerial coolers, towers, pumps,
compressors, and at each working level in elevated structures.
3.
Piping and stations shall be weatherproofed as required.
4.
Utility stations shall be located so that equipment being serviced is within reach of a 15 m hose.
5.
Air Stations:
a. In addition to general utility service, air stations shall be located to permit removal of bolts
from manways, exchangers, and other similar large bolted connections.
b. Manways or other large bolted connections more than 6000 mm above grade shall have an air
station at the associated platform. The station shall be mounted and secured to the handrail and
shall be located away from traffic areas.
c. Air stations are not required at remote locations where portable equipment shall be used (e.g.,
tank farms).
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6.
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Steam Stations:
a. Utility steam shall use medium pressure steam.
b. If the normal steam pressure exceeds 1250 kPa, an 11 mm union mounted restriction orifice
shall be installed immediately upstream of the station isolation valve.
c. Steam supply piping shall be arranged as an auxiliary branch that can be blocked off without
affecting the operation of the header.
Utility Steam Piping

1.
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Steam separators and steam traps shall be installed so that dry steam will be available for all steam
turbines and pumps. Each end of all steam headers and the end of all major branch steam lines shall
have a flanged valve installed and all headers shall be drained with steam traps. Strainers, steam
traps, etc., shall be located where they may be serviced.
Oxygen Service Piping

J.11.1
Design
1.
Piping for oxygen service shall be designed in accordance with CGA Pamphlet G4.4.
a. Austenitic stainless steel materials shall be used for low velocity lines.
b. Nickel alloys shall be used for high velocity lines.
2.
Elevation changes in piping shall be minimized.
3.
Design of piping shall consider the cleaning requirements. Piping shall have adequate vents,
drains, and capability to circulate chemicals.
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Cleaning
1.
Cleaning procedures shall be submitted to the Company for review and approval.
2.
Cleaning procedures shall be strictly observed and shall be witnessed by the Company.
3.
Contractor shall ensure that material contamination is prevented during receipt, handling,
installation and fabrication.
4.
Purchased items such as valves, filters, and meters shall be thoroughly cleaned by the
Manufacturer and shall be shipped bagged and sealed to prevent contamination. These items
shall only be installed after the remainder of the system is fully cleaned.
3.
Weld splatter and other foreign material shall be cleaned from pipe and components prior to
assembly.
4.
After hydrotesting and flushing with clean water, piping systems shall be fully cleaned.
a. Cleaning shall be in accordance with CGA G4.1, G4.4, and ASTM G93 as applicable.
b. Following cleaning, the system shall be drained and the precleaned bagged and sealed
items shall be installed.
c. The piping system shall be dried to a dewpoint of -40C.
d. An inert gas blanket shall be put on the system.
Buried Piping
1.
The number of buried lines shall be kept at an absolute minimum. Where it is necessary to bury
lines, they shall be protected from external corrosion by Company approved coating and jeeped
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to determine coating integrity. Where repairs to coating are required, repairs shall be completed
with Raychem PERP or Canusa CRP repair kits rated to at least the same temperature as the
yellow jacket coating.
Comments: Buried lines present an ongoing hazard due to mechanical damage and corrosion throughout the
life of the facility. They are difficult to keep track of, and difficult to inspect or maintain. Basic PERP repair
kits are suitable for 60C, however they can also be ordered for either 80C or 120C.
2.
Where Yellow Jacket pipe coating is used, it shall be stripped off of the above ground portion of
lines. Risers shall be coated with Denso Tape PPS for a distance of 500 mm above and below the
soil / air interface.
Comments: Yellow jacket coating will degrade when exposed to sunlight above ground. The yellow jacket
should be stripped so that the pipe can be properly protected against corrosion (e.g., painted). Denso Tape
PPS will protect the pipe from external corrosion at the soil / air interface where susceptibility to corrosion is
high; PPS is good for 110C whereas normal Denso Tape is rated for 45C.
3.
Underground lines shall be designed with adequate length and elbows above ground to allow for
relative movement between the ground and the pipe connection or support. Buried risers should be
provided with a pile support to minimize settlement problems.
4.
Buried lines shall be marked with a coloured inert plastic tape buried a few feet above the line.
Comments: The tape alerts anyone excavating that a line is located beneath it.
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5.
All lines carrying water shall be buried a minimum of 300 mm deeper than the maximum frost
depth, or a minimum of 1.5 m whichever is greater. Risers shall be heat traced or otherwise
protected from freezing.
6.
Consideration shall be given to providing sleeves for lines crossing plant roads or railway sidings.
a. There shall be a minimum of 450 mm of cover between the top of the pipe and the top of road
and/or bottom of railroad ties, unless sleeved in which case the minimum cover shall be 150
mm.
b. Design shall consider the maximum normal operating loads as well as the maximum temporary
construction loads that may be encountered.
7.
Sleeves:
a. Sleeves shall be sized at least two nominal pipe sizes larger than the protected line.
b. Sleeves shall allow for ample installation clearance for the largest OD of the pipe or pipe
components to be sleeved.
c. Pipes shall be centered in sleeves with a suitable centering device.
d. Insulated lines shall always have pipe sleeves, regardless of size and depth. Sleeves shall be
sealed to prevent water ingress.
8.
Connections:
a. The use of buried flanged connections requires written Company approval on a case by case
basis.
b. Where approved, buried flanged connections shall be carefully wrapped with Denso Tape PPS
before backfilling.
c. Threaded connections are prohibited underground.
Vents for Piping and Vessels

1.
The high points of lines NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger that require draining shall have valved vents.
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2.
The high points of piping NPS 3 (DN 80) and larger shall have valved vents for hydrostatic test
purposes as follows:
a. Steam lines shall have NPS 1 (DN 25) threaded valves attached to nipples welded in line;
nipples to comply with applicable pipe class. After the hydrotest, the nipple shall be cut to a
maximum of 25 mm in length and shall be sealed with a weld cap.
b. Vents on other lines shall be NPS (DN 20) and shall be valved. If these connections are not
permanently required, the valve may be removed and replaced with a plug following testing.
3.
An effort should be made to use vent connections as future injection points or other operational
connection in order to minimize the number of required connections.
4.
Valve and connection details shall comply with the requirements of the applicable piping class.
5.
All valved vents open to atmosphere shall have a cap, plug, or blind flange installed to prevent
accidental discharges. Socketweld end vent valves shall have a short pipe nipple with one end
threaded and capped.
Cautionary Note: threaded piping shall meet the requirements of the upstream pressure class to
prevent failure should the valve leak.
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6.
Where possible, vent connections shall be located in permanently accessible locations.
7.
Vents located on buried piping shall consist of a threadolet, a nipple, and a valve. After testing, the
nipple and valve shall be removed and a permanent plug shall be installed. The plug shall be seal
welded.
Drains for Piping and Vessels

1.
All piping systems shall have drain valves at all low points. Drain valves and connection details
shall comply with the requirements of the applicable piping class.
2.
Locations with no other means to drain pockets of liquids that might form (e.g., above a control or
block valve) shall have drain valves.
3.
Unless they serve as drains for large equipment (e.g., vessels or exchangers), drains shall be as
follows:
a. For piping NPS 10 (DN 250) and smaller, NPS (DN 20).
b. For piping NPS 12 (DN 300) and larger, NPS 1 (DN 25).
4.
Drains in piping from vessels and exchangers shall be as follows:

a. They shall be a minimum of NPS 1 (DN 40).
b. Drains for vertical vessels shall be sized per Table 29.
c. Drains for horizontal vessels shall be sized per Table 30.
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Table 29: Drains for Vertical Vessels

Required Drain Size, NPS (DN)
Vessel Inside Diameter,
mm
Hydrocarbon and Chemical

Service, Vessel Height
Other Services, Vessel Height
1.5 m to 30 m
30 m to 60 m
0.6 m to 7.5 m
7.5 m to 15 m
> 15 m
700 to 1500
3 (80)
3 (80)
1 (40)
1 (40)
3 (80)
1501 to 3000
4 (100)
4 (100)
1 (40)
2 (50)
4 (100)
3001 to 5500
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
5501 to 6700
4 (100)
6 (150)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
6701 to 8200
6 (150)
6 (150)
6 (150)
6 (150)
6 (150)
8201 to 10600
6 (150)
8 (200)
6 (150)
6 (150)
6 (150)
10601 to 12000
8 (200)
8 (200)
8 (200)
8 (200)
8 (200)
Table 30: Drains for Horizontal Vessels

Required Drain Size, NPS (DN)
Vessel Inside
Diameter, mm
Vessel Length, mm
< 1500
1501 to 3000
3001 to 6000
6001 to 9000
9001 to
12000
12001 to
15000
750 to 900
1 (40)
1 (40)
1 (40)
1 (40)
1 (40)
1 (40)
901 to 1500
1 (40)
1 (40)
1 (40)
2 (50)
2 (50)
3 (80)
1501 to 3000
1 (40)
2 (50)
3 (80)
3 (80)
3 (80)
3 (80)
3001 to 4500
2 (50)
3 (80)
3 (80)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4501 to 6000
3 (80)
3 (80)
3 (80)
4 (100)
4 (100)
4 (100)
d.
e.
f.
g.
The bottom sections of vertical vessels that have multiple partitions shall have a drain for each
compartment. The first drain shall be as specified in Table 29 and for vessels 1500 mm or less,
the drains in other compartments shall be NPS 2 (DN 50); for vessels greater than 1500 mm,
the drains in other compartments shall be NPS 3 (DN 80).
Where horizontal vessels have internal baffles which prevent full vessel drainage to a single
drain, each compartment shall have a separate drain connection of NPS 1 (DN 40) or larger.
The total combined drainage area shall be equal to that specified in Table 30.
Sloped horizontal vessels with boots shall have an additional NPS 1 (DN 40) drain at the
low end.
Drawoff sumps shall be drained through side drawoff nozzles. Side drawoff nozzles shall be
located flush with bottom of drawoff sump.
5.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, valved drains on process vessels, equipment, or lines
inside buildings shall be piped to a closed drain system. Where frequently used during operations,
or where incomplete shutoff would be hazardous, the drains shall be double valved; the outer valve
shall be a globe valve.
6.
All valved drains open to atmosphere shall have a cap, plug, or blind flange installed to prevent
accidental discharges. Socketweld end vent valves shall have a short pipe nipple with one end
threaded and capped.
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Cautionary Note: threaded piping shall meet the requirements of the upstream pressure class to
prevent failure should the valve leak.
7.
Where possible, drain connections should be located in permanently accessible locations. Operating
drains shall be located in permanently accessible locations.
8.
Drain valves for operating drains (e.g., water drawoffs), or sample valves open to atmosphere in
hazardous services (e.g., high concentration sour service or LPG service) should be equipped with
deadman (auto closing) handles.
a. If the applicable pipe class requires a gate valve, a deadman handle ball valve shall be added.
b. Low point drains do not require deadman handles.
9.
Bleed rings shall not be used unless approved by the Company.

Comments: The use of wafer fittings should be carefully considered as they may provide for a less reliable
flanged joint. Some issues include: they require the use of long bolts and are susceptible to problems caused
by differential thermal expansion which may cause the joint to become either too loose or too tight; with the
long bolts and two gaskets, the flanged joint is less rigid and has a greater likelihood of leaks; and, the use of
wafer components increases fire risks as the flanged joint will become loose and release more product in a
fire situation.
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Piping Alignment
1.
Prior to bolt up, flange faces must be parallel with 1.6 mm per 300 mm measured across any
diameter; flange bolt holes must have less than 3.2 mm maximum offset. Machinery nozzle and
mating flange alignment tolerances shall be within the maximum permissible limits specified
below:
a.
For steam turbines and compressors other than reciprocating types: 0.4 mm (1/64) for all of
the alignment categories listed below:
b.
For centrifugal pumps and other rotating machinery not listed in Item a above, flange
alignment shall be per Table 31:
Table 31: Machinery Flange Alignment Tolerances

NPS 12 (DN 300)
mm (inch)
NPS 14 to 22
(DN 350 to 550)
mm (inch)
NPS 24 (DN 600)

mm (inch)
Vertical bolt hole offset
0.125 (1/8)
0.0625 (1/16)
0.016 (1/64)
Horizontal bolt hole offset
0.125 (1/8)
0.0625 (1/16)
0.016 (1/64)
Rotational Offset
0.125 (1/8)
0.0625 (1/16)
0.016 (1/64)
Flange face parallelism
0.016 (1/64)
0.016 (1/64)
0.016 (1/64)
Flange face separation plus

space required for the gasket
0.125 (1/8)
0.0625 (1/16)
0.016 (1/64)
Note: Refer to Section L.3 for machinery bolt-up procedures.

Comments: B31.3 specifies limits for normal piping flange bolt up but provides no guidance for mechanical
equipment. The values specified for mechanical equipment were determined after reviewing accepted industry
values with rotating equipment personnel. Reference, ASME B31.3 para 335.3.3(c).
2.
Machinery to driver misalignment limits recorded during cold alignment of piping shall be as
follows:
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a.
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Cold Alignment Condition:

i. Piping not connected to machinery:
Coupling OD within 0.051 mm (0.002 inches) Total Indicator Reading (TIR) of cold
target,
Face readings within 0.025 mm (0.001 inches) TIR of cold target,
Axial distance with 0.127 mm (0.005 inches) of cold target.
ii. During joint and flange makeup:
Pumps and general purpose turbines: change in shaft alignment less than 0.127 mm
(0.005 inches); 0.254 mm (0.010 inches) TIR,
b.
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Special purpose equipment and unspared equipment: change in shaft alignment less
than 0.051 mm (0.002 inches); 0.102 mm (0.004 inches) TIR.
iii. After piping connected:
All alignment readings to be within 0.051 mm (0.002 inches); 0.102 mm (0.004
inches) TIR.
Hot Alignment Condition:
Within values recommended by the rotating machinery and coupling manufacturers, and
within specified tolerances.
Misc. Piping and Valve Installation Details

1.
Hot taps are not permitted without written Company approval. Where approved, a detailed project
specific hot tap procedure / specification that complies with the requirements of Company
Specification SSP-64 shall be developed.
Cautionary Note: an external pressure calculation should be completed on piping to be hot tapped
and the external attachment should be pressure tested prior to cutting of the main line.
Comments: Hot tap connections are hydrotested before the coupon is cut out and therefore the piping is
exposed to external pressure at the connection point. A quick external pressure calculation should be
completed to verify that the piping can support this external pressure.
2.
Lines greater than 60C shall be insulated for personnel protection, when they are within 2.0 m
vertically of the floor or working level or within 0.4 m horizontally of the floor, working level,
stairs, ramp, or personnel ladder. As an alternate to insulation, hot surfaces may be guarded to
prevent inadvertent contact.
Comments: 60C is a sufficient temperature to burn human tissue on momentary contact therefore insulation
is required at those locations where personnel may inadvertently contact hot lines. These requirements are
based upon U.S. OSHA Regulations. However, Albertas OH&S regulations while not specific about details
require effective safeguards on all hot surfaces that personnel may come into contact with. Note: 1 of
insulation is normally adequate for surfaces at or below 200C. References, Alberta General Safety
Regulation (AR 448/83) 52(1)(d), and CAL-OSHA 3308.
3.
U-Bolt pipe clamps are not permitted.
4.
Gas header connections should be made to the top of the gas header while liquid header
connections should be made to the bottom of the header. Two phase flow lines and overhead vapor
lines shall not be pocketed; if pockets cannot be avoided, suitable drains shall be provided. Side
branch connections should be avoided as this unnecessarily blocks the pipeway.
Comments: This prevents low points for the accumulation of liquid in gas systems and prevents high points
for the accumulation of gas in liquid systems. However, in some cases you may want to deviate from these
guidelines (e.g., potential water trap in LPG line - the water is heavier and will tend to accumulate and
possibly freeze in a bottom connection).
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Branch connections should be reviewed to eliminate dead legs where possible (i.e., branch
connections that will not flow on a continuous basis).
a. Dead end piping shall not be extended to reach a support. If necessary, dummy leg supports
shall be used; consideration shall be given to possible localized stresses at the attachment
location.
b. Dead legs shall be minimized by locating block valves close to the main run for vents, drains
and other branches that dont normally flow.
c. Where dead legs are unavoidable, consideration should be given to protective measures such as
internally coating the dead leg piping, occasional flushing of the dead leg connection, or
periodic UT examination.
Comments: Failures due to corrosion at dead legs are a common occurrence in aging fields. Water that
becomes stagnant in dead legs can be very aggressive and often results in equipment failures. Dead legs are
also a perfect environment for the development of under-deposit corrosion mechanisms. One example of a
practice which helps to eliminate a dead flow area in a vessel is to use the vessel drain connection at the
bottom of the vessel as a normal process outlet so that the dead space below what would otherwise be the
outlet nozzle is eliminated.
6.
Large liquid filled process lines should be placed at the outside edge of pipe racks to minimize
required column sizes. However, under no circumstances shall piping be permitted on the piperack
directly over top of a column.
Comments: There have been numerous occasions where plant pipe racks have had to be expanded but
previously piping had been installed over top of the columns. This requires significant additional structural
work. The space over top of columns should always be kept free so the columns can be extended to add an
additional deck in the future if required.
7.
Eccentric reducers shall be used for reductions in size of NPS 2 (DN 50) and larger lines on
supports in order to keep the bottom of the lines level.
8.
Pipe trenches shall not be permitted in buildings. Locate piping above grade. Provide walks or
stiles so that piping is not an obstruction during regular plant operation.
9.
Pairs of flanges for blinding purposes shall be installed at strategic locations adjoining all
equipment which will have to be entered or worked on by maintenance personnel. Also, pairs of
flanges shall be provided in addition to the disconnecting flanges (i.e., a drop out spool) at
equipment which can reasonably be removed for maintenance while the plant continues to operate.
Items commonly covered by this latter provision are pumps, turbines, compressors, and heat
exchangers, all of which shall be provided with block valves which remain in place after the
equipment is removed. Spectacle blinds shall be installed where piping flexibility is insufficient for
slip blinds.
a.
A NPS (DN 20) connection shall be installed adjacent to each of the blinding flanges for
steam out or purge purposes; such connections to be normally plugged. Blinding flanges and
purge connections are to be installed so that each major vessel in the plant can be isolated and
purged.
b.
The location and configuration of all blinding flanges, purge out connections, drop out spools,
and isolation valves shall be reviewed with operations to ensure that equipment can be
properly isolated, depressured and cleaned out prior to maintenance.
10. Orifice flanges shall be used for sizes NPS 10 (DN 250) and smaller; for sizes NPS 12 (DN 300)
and larger use normal flanges with throat taps installed on the pipe. Orifice flanges shall have
NPS (DN 15) screwed taps on ASME 150 thru 600 flanges, NPS (DN 20) screwed taps on
ASME 900 and 1500 flanges, and NPS (DN 20) socket weld taps on ASME 2500 flanges.
Orifice flanges shall be installed such that the pressure taps are not located either at the top or
bottom of the flange but off the side.
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Where pressure taps are installed on pipe they shall be located a distance of 1xD upstream and
xD downstream of the orifice plate (where D is the internal diameter of the line); taps shall be
flush with the pipe with all burrs removed.
Comments: NPS (DN 15) connections are not normally permitted however ASME 600 and smaller flanges
are not large enough to accommodate NPS (DN 20) taps. References, Fluid Mechanics pp. 362-364
McGraw Hill, and Piping Design of Process Plants pp. 237-245 Krieger Publishing.
11. Above ground water lines shall be protected against freezing during normal operation and
shutdowns. Where supplied, heat tracing must be suitable for the service; evaluate lines to ensure
maximum heat tracing temperatures are not detrimental.
Comments: A high temperature tracer may in some circumstances reduce the pressure rating of piping
components (temperature derating) or cause problems such as overheating or boiling product.
12. The minimum spacing between circumferential welds shall be 50 mm or six times the wall
thickness of the pipe, whichever is greater.
13. Pressure gauges for process connections shall have NPS (DN 15) connections. Direct mounted
pressure gauges shall be installed in NPS (DN 20) male x NPS (DN 15) female multiport bar
stock needle valves; remote mounted pressure gauges shall be installed with a root valve that
complies with ASME or API standards.
14. Thermowells shall normally be NPS (DN 20) with an NPS (DN 15) internal connection.
However, in ASME Class 2500 NPS 1 (DN 40) flanged thermowells are required, and in high
concentration sour service, NPS 2 (DN 50) flanged thermowells are required.
a. Straight piping: flanged thermowells shall be installed into NPS 3 (DN 80) minimum pipe.
Pipe shall be swaged up as necessary.
b. Elbows: flanged thermowells shall be installed into NPS 2 (DN 50) minimum pipe. Pipe shall
be swaged up as necessary.
c. Thermowells shall normally be sized so that they extend slightly past the pipe center line.
15. Valves shall normally be installed with their stems in the vertical up position except in the case of
valves in vertical lines which shall have their stems in the horizontal position. The Company may
approve the installation of valves in horizontal lines with stems in positions from horizontal to
vertical if necessary for access and operability. In no case shall valves be installed with stems
below horizontal.
Cautionary Note: Valves in relief systems shall be designed and installed to prevent failure in the
closed position (e.g., gate valves shall be installed with the stem in the horizontal position).
Comments: Valves are normally installed with the stems above the horizontal position to minimize the
collection of solids and liquids on the valve stem and associated corrosion. However, valves in relief systems
must be installed so that if the valve stem (or component) corrodes, the valve will not fail to a closed position.
Reference, API 521 para 5.4.1.3.5(f).
16. In general, double block valves with a bleed between shall be used on jumper connections where
there is any possibility of contamination; all valves and piping shall meet the requirements of the
more stringent specification in accordance with Section 5.4. A single high quality double block and
bleed valve is acceptable (see Section 7.7 Item 14).
17. Where practical, valves located 2000 mm or more above floor or platform levels shall be accessible
and operable without the use of chain operators.
a. Chain operators may be used for valves NPS 2 (DN 50) and larger only when approved by the
Company.
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Chain operators shall have a safety lanyard to prevent the hand wheel from falling off the
valve. Loops on lanyards shall be held with U-Bolts with the saddle on the loaded end of the
wire rope.
Tie-backs shall be provided where chains would hang in access ways to ensure that hanging
chains are not a hazard to personnel.
18. Control Valves:

a.
Control valves shall be installed with block and by-pass valves where the following conditions
are satisfied:
i. loss of flow control would be detrimental to plant operations; and
ii. the plant could operate safely and reliably with the manual bypass when the control valve
is out of service.
b.
For sizes NPS 4 (DN 100) and smaller a globe valve of the same body size as the control valve
shall be used for by-pass; for sizes NPS 6 (DN 150) and larger a gate or ball valve shall be
used for bypass.
c.
The block valves should be the same body size as the control valve unless the pressure drop is
severe. A NPS (DN 20) drain valve shall be provided between the control valve and the
upstream block valve.
d.
Control valves shall be located with a minimum of 750 mm clearance for access.
19. All piping shall be labelled to identify the product and the direction of flow. Labels shall have a
minimum size of 25 mm and shall be repeated every 20 m on runs of pipe. Double arrows shall be
used to indicate reversible flow. Labels shall be placed so that they are clearly visible.
Comments: Reference, CAN/CGSB-24.3-92 Section 6.
20. Winterizing is required as necessary for local environmental conditions.

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Pipe Hangers and Supports

1.
Pipe supports shall be designed and installed in accordance with CSA S16, the CISC Handbook of
Steel Construction, and ASME B31.3 Chapter II, Part 5.
Note: Support design shall assume all pipes are filled with hydrotest water.
2.
Hangers and supports shall comply with MSS SP-58 and SP-69. Hangers and supports shall not
interfere with the free expansion and contraction of piping between anchors.
3.
Rigid supports shall be used for all piping systems unless the project technical requirements state
otherwise. Supports shall be arranged such that they do not have to be cut out to remove supported
pipe or equipment. All corners of pipe supports shall be rounded.
4.
All piping, as far as practical, will be located on overhead structural steel stanchions that provide
positive support to the pipe from below. Pipe supports that provide support from overhead, such as
rod hangers or U-bolts clamped or bolted to overhead steel shall not be used without Company
approval.
5.
Piping shall be supported such that it is free from appreciable vibration.
6.
Pipe supports welded directly to piping shall be seal welded. Wear pads welded directly to piping
shall be seal welded and shall have a vent hole provided to allow venting during welding and heat
treatment.
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7.
Pipeways shall be sized to accommodate piping and conduit with a minimum of 25% of the total
width of the pipeway left unoccupied for future additions. Conduit shall not be hung or supported
from piping without Company approval. Double decking of pipeways shall require Company
approval. If pipeways are double decked, all process lines shall be on lower level.
8.
Where possible, all above ground piping shall have the following minimum vertical clearances:
a.
2250 mm above the floor of pump rooms, as measured from the bottom of the lowest portion
of the line (insulation, flanges, fittings, hanger or support).
b.
2250 mm above platform framings except where the platform is erected for the purpose of
servicing the line. (Measured as in Item a above)
c.
2500 mm above the datum grade in the general yard area. (Measured as in Item a above)
d.
4500 mm above all passageways, between towers and other structures where trucks and other
vehicles may be used during shut down. (Measured as in Item a above)
e.
7000 mm above the top of the rail at railway crossings or above the crest of the road at main
roadways. (Measured as in Item a above)
Comments: Generally in line with recommendations from Piping Design of Process Plants pg196 Kreiger
Publishing.
9.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, the spacing between pipe stanchions shall be
6000 mm. Piping less than NPS 2 (DN 50) shall be provided with intermediate support midway
between pipe stanchions. Pipe spans shall be no longer than permitted by Table RT-4 unless the
line is subject to one of the conditions listed below; in which case detailed stress and deflection
studies shall be required:
Temperatures greater than 320C
Pulsating flow (e.g., the discharge of reciprocating equipment)
Substantial concentrated loads due to valves or fittings, etc.

Local reductions in strength such as reducers, flexible connections, etc.
Excessive corrosion allowance (e.g., greater than 3.0 mm)

Lines thinner than those tabulated
Comments: Reference, Piping Design of Process Plants pg196 Kreiger Publishing.
10. For typical plant pipe racks, the standard I-beam section should be at least W200x27; W150x22
beams may be satisfactory for initial installations (e.g., partially loaded racks) but will likely be
unsatisfactory if the rack becomes fully loaded in the future.
11. North / South piperacks should be placed at a different elevation than East / West piperacks. The
clear dimension between bottom of pipe in one layer and top of pipe in the adjacent layer shall be
three times the nominal diameter of the largest pipe in either layer plus 300 mm. Flat turns on the
piperack should be avoided whenever possible.
Comments: A flat turn restricts future use, and expansion, of the piperack. By taking an elevation change,
space on the piperack is left free and the rack can be added to or expanded in the future. Reference, Piping
Design for Process Plants pg158 Kreiger Publishing.
12. Supports for Non Metallic Piping:

a.
Non-metallic piping shall be supported in strict accordance with the Manufacturers

specifications and recommended practices. Valves and other heavy components shall be
independently supported.
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b.
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Non metallic piping shall be provided with steel saddle type supports that provide 180 of
circumferential support. The saddles shall be isolated from the pipe by saddles made of the
same material as the pipe, elastomeric liners, or other materials approved by the Company and
the pipe Manufacturer.
Piping System Expansion and Flexibility Considerations

1.
Where there will be movement in a line due to thermal expansion, the line shall be elevated above
the pipe support as described below, and adequately anchored to control the expansion.
2.
Where expansion loops are provided, the loops should extend over the pipeway, as opposed to the
plant area, and they should be supported from the stanchions. Lines within the expansion loop shall
be positioned so that there shall be no interferences due to differential thermal expansion.
Comments: By putting the U loop above the rack, it will not block or impede the running of other piping on
the rack. Reference, Piping Design of Process Plants Kreiger Publishing.
3.
Expansion bellows shall not be installed without Company approval.

Comments: Expansion bellows may be subject to failure if improperly installed. They should be avoided in
pressure piping systems. However, they may be acceptable in low pressure services (e.g., low pressure flare
headers). Reference, API RP14E sect 2.8(d).
4.
Cold springing of piping systems is not permitted.

Comments: This would impose excessive stresses into the machinery connections and cause alignment
problems.
5.
Hot Lines:
a.
Hot lines shall be provided with steel bearing shoes at the points of support (pipe shoes). Lines
which are stress relieved shall be provided with clamp-on shoes whereas non-stress relieved
lines may have the shoes welded directly to the pipe. The height of the shoes shall be such that
they extend beyond the insulation and the length should be equal to triple the calculated
expansion. The shoes shall be centered on the supports and they shall be guided to provide
both movement in-line, and where necessary, at right angles to the axis of the pipe. Guides
shall not be installed on the last support before a change in direction.
Comments: Guides are required to prevent lateral buckling of the pipe. A guide installed near a
direction change would interfere with the flexibility of the piping system.
b.
6.
Cold Lines:
a.
7.
Steam lines may be suspended by double I bolts or equivalent where necessary.
Cold lines shall be provided with half circumferential cradle plates, complete with channel
bearing shoes, at the points of support. Cradle plates shall be securely anchored to the
insulation jacket in such a manner as to prevent damage to the insulation.
Anchors and Guides:

a.
Anchors and guides shall be used only to prevent excessive misalignment, localized
overstressing, or excessive forces or moments on equipment.
b.
Anchors and guides, if required, shall be located in accordance with pipe flexibility
requirements.
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Steel sliding shoe or pad supports shall be provided to prevent abrasion of bare pipe and pipe
insulation; they shall be at least 100% longer than calculated axial movement of piping or
150 mm, whichever is greater.
Strainers
1.
Strainers may include the following types: simplex basket strainers, duplex basket strainers, y-type,
and conical strainers (temporary or start-up). Tee type (bathtub) are not permitted without
Company approval.
Note: Extensive background information on strainers is available in FCI 89.1.
2.
Unless otherwise specified, all strainers shall have a minimum net open area equal to or greater
than 200% of the cross sectional area of inline piping.
3.
Simplex basket strainers (single basket strainer / housing assembly) may be used where a line can
be taken out of service temporarily for cleaning. Otherwise, duplex basket strainers (parallel basket
strainers / housing assemblies) shall be installed.
4.
Y type strainers may be used with gases, or in some applications with liquids, where only
infrequent cleaning is required. Company approval is required on Y-type strainer installations.
Y-type strainers shall be installed with the basket directed downwards with adequate space for: a
NPS drain valve (min. clearance 150 mm); and, for removal of the basket from the bottom
without requiring removal of the Y-strainer itself.
5.
Simplex / duplex basket strainers shall be installed upright in horizontal lines to allow for the
basket to be lifted out from the top. Basket strainer body shall be equal to the material
specifications for valve bodies in the same service.
6.
Pressure gauges, or differential pressure indicators, shall be installed in close proximity on the
upstream and downstream lines of simplex and duplex basket strainers. On other types of strainers,
where it is possible to establish the upstream and downstream pressures with other gauges
provided, additional gauges in close proximity to the strainer are not required.
7.
Permanent strainers (simplex, duplex or y-type) shall be installed as follows:

a. On all piping that will normally carry fluids which contain solid materials detrimental to the
operation of instruments and equipment.
b. Upstream of all turbine or PD meters in produced liquid service.
8.
Bolting for permanent strainers shall be in accordance with the Piping Class Table. Screen material
shall be a minimum of 316 SS.
9.
Conical strainers (temporary or start-up) shall be installed as follows:

a.
They shall be installed within removable piping spools in all pump and compressor suction
lines as described in Section J.3 Item 2 and Section J.4 Item 2.
Note: the requirements of any other project specific scope of work or pre-commissioning
document may take precedence over the requirements herein.
b.
They shall be provided upstream, not necessarily in removable spools, upstream of plate heat
exchangers, control valves with noise abatement trim, and other items subject to plugging.
c.
They shall not be installed upstream of compressor anti-surge valves regardless of whether or
not noise abatement trim is used.
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d.
Piping shall be arranged to permit removal of conical strainers from flanged joints without
altering pipe, pipe supports, or equipment alignment. Suitable drain valves shall be installed to
ensure that system can be properly drained (assuming strainer is plugged) prior to breaking of
the flanged connections.
e.
Conical strainers shall be installed pointed upstream.
10. Unless otherwise specified, maximum clear openings for various types of equipment shall be as
listed below:
a. Screw, gear, or cam-type rotary pump: 6.4 mm
b. Sealing, gland, and flushing oil system to pumps: 1.6 mm
c. Fuel oil lines to burners: 3.2 mm
d. Air supply to pneumatically actuated equipment: 35 mesh
e. Upstream of restriction orifices in bleed services: 1.6 mm
f. Energizing fluids to ejectors: 6.4 mm
g. Tubular coolers and condensers using unfiltered cooling water: 6.4 mm
h. Centrifugal pump: 6.4 mm
i. Compressor: 30 mesh
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Piping Specification: Appendix K Bolt Tightening Procedures

K.
BOLT TIGHTENING PROCEDURES
K.1
Preparation
K.2
K.3
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1.
Ensure that the studs and nuts are thoroughly cleaned and doped with an appropriate compound
(e.g., Never-Seez Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound for carbon steel, or Pure Nickel AntiSeize Lubricant for stainless steel). In high pressure or high temperature service, consideration
should be given to the use of special tools and equipment to obtain precision loading of the studs
and effect better sealing; examples are torque wrenches, bolt tensioners, or extensometers. Refer to
Table RT-11 (RF flanges) and Table RT-12 (RTJ flanges) for required bolt torque values.
2.
Reject those studs and nuts with damage threads as these will have a considerable effect on the
torque-stress relationship.
3.
Ensure that the flange surface in contact with the nuts is in good condition, thoroughly cleaned and
doped.
4.
The bolting sequence should be as indicated in the Section K.4. The bolts should be tightened as
evenly as possible to avoid pinching of the gasket. Standard length wrenches should be used. If
hammer wrenches are used, 4.5 kg hammers are the heaviest permissible.
5.
For bolting of plastic or other non ferrous flanges, bolting shall be installed in strict accordance
with the Manufacturers recommended practices (e.g., aluminum flanges).
Bolting Procedure
1.
Place the gasket on the flange surface to be sealed.
2.
Bring the opposing flange into contact with the gasket.
3.
Mark each bolt hole in a clockwise sequence starting at 1.
4.
Place the lubricated bolts into the bolt holes and finger tighten nuts.
5.
Follow the bolting sequence as indicated in Section K.4.
6.
During the tightening sequence, do not tighten any bolts more than 30% of the recommended bolt
stress. To do so would cause angulation of the flanges and the gasket would be crushed. Continue
tighten, in sequence to the recommended torque value indicated in the table.
7.
Upon completion of tightening, bolts shall project past nuts between 1 and 3 threads.
Machinery Bolting Requirements

1.
2.
During joint and flange makeup:
Pumps and general purpose turbines: change in shaft alignment less than 0.127 mm
(0.005 inches); 0.254 mm (0.010 inches) Total Indicator Reading - TIR.
Special purpose equipment and un-spared equipment: change in shaft alignment less than
0.051 mm (0.002 inches); 0.102 mm (0.004 inches) TIR.
After piping connected:
All alignment readings to be within 0.051 mm (0.002 inches); 0.102 mm (0.004 inches) TIR.
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K.4
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Bolting Sequence
4-Bolt Flange :
1, 3, 2, 4
8-Bolt Flange :
1, 5, 3, 7, 2, 6, 8, 4
12-Bolt Flange : 1, 7, 4, 10, 3, 9, 12, 6, 8, 2, 5, 11

16-Bolt Flange : 1, 9, 5, 13, 3, 11, 15, 7, 4, 12, 16, 8, 14, 6, 2, 10
20-Bolt Flange : 1, 19, 11, 7, 15, 4, 17, 10, 6, 14, 2, 20, 12, 8, 16, 3, 18, 9, 5, 13
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Piping Specification: Appendix L References

L.
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REFERENCES
Only the Legislation, Regulation, Industry Codes and Standards specifically identified within
this document are listed herein. This does not imply that these are the only other documents
with which compliance is required. The latest edition of all documents, including their
references, shall be considered an integral part of this Specification. Short titles will be used
herein when appropriate (e.g., ASME B16.5).
L.1
L.2
Company Specifications
SSP-30, Above Ground Coatings Standard
SSP-64, Welding Specification
Legislation and Regulation
Alberta
Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) Directives
Directive 055, Storage Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry
Directive 058, Oilfield Waste Management Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum
Industry
Directive 060, Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating, and Venting Guide
Directive 064, Requirements and Procedures for Facilities
Directive 066, Requirements and Procedures for Pipelines
Directive 077, Pipelines Requirements and Reference Tools
Alberta Environment Code of Practices

Code of Practice for the Temporary Diversion of Water for Hydrostatic Testing of
Pipelines
Code of Practice for the Release of Hydrostatic Test Water from Hydrostatic Testing
of Petroleum Liquid and Gas Pipelines
The Pipeline Act (of Alberta), R.S.A. 2000, c. P-15

The Pipeline Regulation, A.R. 91/2005
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. O-2

The Occupational Health and Safety Regulation, A.R. 62/2003c
The Occupational Health and Safety Code 2006
The Oil and Gas Conservation Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. O-6

The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulation, A.R. 151/71
The Safety Codes Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. S-1

The Pressure Equipment Safety Regulation (PESR), A.R. 49/2006
The Pressure Equipment Exemption Order (PEEO), A.R. 56/2006
British Columbia
The Safety Standards Act, S.B.C. 2003, c. 39
Power Engineers, Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and Refrigeration Safety Regulation,
B.C.R. 104/2004
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L.3
The Pipeline Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 364

Pipeline Regulation, B.C. 360/98
Sour Pipeline Regulation, B.C. 359/98
The Workers Compensation Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 492

The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, B.C. 296/97
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Saskatchewan
The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act, S.S. 1999, c. B-5-1
The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Regulations, Sask. Reg. B-5.1 Reg 1
The Pipelines Act, S.S. 1998, c. P-12.1

The Pipelines Regulation, Sask. Chapter P-12.1 Reg. 1
The Occupational Health and Safety Act, R.S.S. 1993, c. O-1.1

Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (1996).
Federal Government
National Energy Board Act (of Canada), R.S. 1985, c. N-7
Processing Plant Regulations (SOR/2003-39)
Onshore Pipeline Regulations (SOR/99-294)
Pipeline Crossings Regulations, Part 1 (SOR/88-528)
Pipeline Crossing Regulations, Part II (SOR/88-529)
Power Line Crossings Regulation (SOR/95-500)
Industry Codes and Standards
ANSI: American National Standards Institute
K61.1, Safety Requirements for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia
API: American Petroleum Institute
Q1, Specification for Quality Programs for the Petroleum, Petrochemical and Natural Gas Industry
6A, Specification for Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment
6D, Specification for Pipeline Valves

6FA, Specification for Fire Test for Valves
6FD, Fire Test for Check Valves
14E, Offshore Production Platform Piping Systems

15LR, Specification for Low Pressure Fiberglass Line Pipe and Fittings
520-1, Sizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure-Relieving Devices in Refineries: Part I - Sizing
and Selection
520-2, Recommended Practice 520: Sizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure-Relieving Devices in
Refineries-Part II, Installation
521, Guide for Pressure-Relieving and Depressuring Systems
594, Check Valves: Flanged, Lug, Wafer and Butt-welding

598, Valve Inspection and Testing
600, Steel Gate Valves Flanged and Butt-welding Ends, Bolted Bonnets
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602, Steel Gate, Globe and Check Valves for Sizes DN 100 and Smaller for the Petroleum and Natural
Gas Industries
603, Corrosion-Resistant, Bolted Bonnet Gate Valves - Flanged and Butt-Welding Ends
607, Fire Test for Soft-Seated Quarter-turn Valves

608, Metal Ball Valves Flanged, Threaded and Welding Ends
609, Butterfly Valves: Double Flanged, Lug- and Wafer-Type
610, Centrifugal Pumps for Petroleum, Petrochemical and Natural Gas Industries - Adoption of ISO
13709
617, Axial and Centrifugal Compressors and Expander-Compressors for Petroleum, Chemical and Gas
Industry Services
618, Reciprocating Compressors for Petroleum, Chemical, and Gas Industry Services
650, Welded Steel Tanks for Oil Storage
661, Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers for General Refinery Services - Adoption of ISO 13706-1
686, Machinery Installation and Installation Design

938-C, Use of Duplex Stainless Steels in the Oil Refining Industry
945, Avoiding Environmental Cracking in Amine Units

2003, Protection Against Ignitions Arising out of Static, Lightning, and Stray Currents
2218, Fireproofing Practices in Petroleum & Petrochemical Processing Plants
2510, Design and Construction of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Installations (LPG)

2510A, Fire-Protection Considerations for the Design and Operation of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Storage Facilities
ASME: American Society of Mechanical Engineers
BPVC, Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
B1.1, Unified Inch Screw Threads, UN and UNR Thread Form

B1.20.1, Pipe Threads, General Purpose (inch)
B16.5, Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings

B16.9, Factory-Made Wrought Buttwelding Fittings
B16.10, Face to Face and End-to-End Dimensions of Valves
B16.11, Forged Fittings, Socket-Welding and Threaded

B16.20, Metallic Gaskets for Pipe Flanges - Ring-Joint, Spiral-Wound, and Jacketed
B16.21, Nonmetallic Flat Gaskets for Pipe Flanges

B16.34, Valves Flanged, Threaded and Welding End
B16.36, Orifice Flanges
B16.39, Malleable Iron Threaded Pipe Unions - Classes 150, 250, and 300
B16.47, Large Diameter Steel Flanges: NPS 26 Through NPS 60
B16.48, Steel Line Blanks

B16.49, Factory-Made, Wrought Steel, Buttwelding Induction Bends for Transportation and
Distribution Systems
B18.2.1, Square and Hex Bolts and Screws (Inch Series)
B18.2.2, Square and Hex Nuts (Inch Series)

B31.1, Power Piping
B31.3, Process Piping
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B31.5, Refrigeration Piping and Heat Transfer Components

B31.9, Building Services Piping
B36.10M, Welded and Seamless Wrought Steel Pipe

B36.19M, Stainless Steel Pipe
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ASTM: American Society for Testing and Materials
A105/A105M, Standard Specification for Carbon Steel Forgings for Piping Applications
A106/A106M, Standard Specification for Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe for High-Temperature Service
A179/A179M, Standard Specification for Seamless Cold-Drawn Low-Carbon Steel Heat-Exchanger
and Condenser Tubes
A182/A182M, Standard Specification for Forged or Rolled Alloy-Steel Pipe Flanges, Forged Fittings,
and Valves and Parts for High-Temperature Service
A193/A193M, Standard Specification for Alloy-Steel and Stainless Steel Bolting Materials for High
Temperature or High Pressure Service and Other Special Purpose Applications
A194/A194M, Standard Specification for Carbon and Alloy Steel Nuts for Bolts for High Pressure or
High Temperature Service, or Both
A216/A216M, Standard Specification for Steel Castings, Carbon, Suitable for Fusion Welding, for
High-Temperature Service
A234/A234M, Standard Specification for Piping Fittings of Wrought Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel for
Moderate and High Temperature Service
A240/A240M, Standard Specification for Chromium and Chromium-Nickel Stainless Steel Plate, Sheet,
and Strip for Pressure Vessels and for General Applications
A269, Standard Specification for Seamless and Welded Austenitic Stainless Steel Tubing for General
Service
A307, Standard Specification for Carbon Steel Bolts and Studs, 60 000 PSI Tensile Strength
A312/A312M, Standard Specification for Seamless, Welded, and Heavily Cold Worked Austenitic
Stainless Steel Pipes
A320/A320M, Standard Specification for Alloy-Steel and Stainless Steel Bolting Materials for LowTemperature Service
A333/A333M, Standard Specification for Seamless and Welded Steel Pipe for Low-Temperature
Service
A350/A350M, Standard Specification for Carbon and Low-Alloy Steel Forgings, Requiring Notch
Toughness Testing for Piping Components
A351/A351M, Standard Specification for Castings, Austenitic, for Pressure-Containing Parts
A352/A352M, Standard Specification for Steel Castings, Ferritic and Martensitic, for PressureContaining Parts, Suitable for Low-Temperature Service
A370, Standard Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Steel Products
A403/A403M, Standard Specification for Wrought Austenitic Stainless Steel Piping Fittings
A420/A420M, Standard Specification for Piping Fittings of Wrought Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel for
Low-Temperature Service
A453/A453M, Standard Specification for High-Temperature Bolting Materials, with Expansion
Coefficients Comparable to Austenitic Stainless Steels
A479/A479M, Standard Specification for Stainless Steel Bars and Shapes for Use in Boilers and Other
Pressure Vessels
A516/A516M, Standard Specification for Pressure Vessel Plates, Carbon Steel, for Moderate- and
Lower-Temperature Service
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A671, Standard Specification for Electric Fusion Welded Steel Pipe for Atmospheric and lower
temperatures
A789/A789M, Standard Specification for Seamless and Welded Ferritic/Austenitic Stainless Steel
Tubing for General Service
A790/A790M, Standard Specification for Seamless and Welded Ferritic/Austenitic Stainless Steel Pipe
A815/A815M, Standard Specification for Wrought Ferritic, Ferritic/Austenitic, and Martensitic
Stainless Steel Piping Fittings
A928/A928M, Standard Specification for Ferritic/Austenitic (Duplex) Stainless Steel Pipe Electric
Fusion Welded with Addition of Filler Metal
A960, Standard Specification for Common Requirements for Wrought Steel Piping Fittings
B446, Standard Specification for Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum-Columbium Alloy (UNS N06625),
Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum-Silicon Alloy (UNS N06219), and Nickel-Chromium-MolybdenumTungsten Alloy (UNS N06650)* Rod and Bar
B637, Standard Specification for Precipitation-Hardening Nickel Alloy Bars, Forgings, and Forging
Stock for High-Temperature Service
C581, Standard Practice for Determining Chemical Resistance of Thermosetting Resins used in GlassFiber-Reinforced Structures Intended for Liquid Service
D695, Standard Test Method for Compressive Properties of Rigid Plastics

D696, Standard Test Method for Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion of Plastics between -30C
and 30C with a Vitreous Silica Dilatometer
D1599, Standard Test Method for Resistance to Short-Time Hydraulic Pressure of Plastic Pipe, Tubing,
and Fittings
D2105, Standard Test Method for Longitudinal Tensile Properties of Fiberglass (Glass-FiberReinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Tube
D2310, Standard Classification for Machine Made Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced

Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe
D2412, Standard Test Method for Determination of External Loading Characteristics of Plastic Pipe by
Parallel-Plate Loading
D2563, Standard Practice for Classifying Visual Defects in Glass-Reinforced Plastic Laminate Parts
D2924, Standard Test Method for External Pressure Resistance of Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced
D2925, Standard Test Method for Beam Deflection of Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced

Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe under Full Bore Flow
D2992, Standard Practice for Obtaining Hydrostatic or Pressure Design Basis for Fiberglass (GlassFiber-Reinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Fittings
D2996, Standard Specification for Filament-Wound Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced
D3567, Standard Practice for Determining Dimensions of Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced

Thermosetting-Resin) Pipe and Fittings
D4024, Standard Specification for Machine Made Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced ThermosettingResin) Flanges
D5685, Standard Specification for Fiberglass (Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Thermosetting-Resin) Pressure
Pipe Fittings
E3, Standard Practice for Preparation of Metallographic Specimens
E18, Standard Test Methods for Rockwell Hardness and Rockwell Superficial Hardness of Metallic
Materials
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E23, Standard Test Methods for Notched Bar Impact Testing of Metallic Materials
E119, Standard Test Methods for Fire Tests of Building Construction and Materials
E140, Standard Hardness Conversion Tables for Metals Relationship Among Brinell Hardness, Vickers
Hardness, Rockwell Hardness, Superficial Hardness, Knoop Hardness, and Scleroscope Hardness
G48, Standard Test Methods for Pitting and Crevice Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steels and
Related Alloys by Use of Ferric Chloride Solution
G93, Standard Practice for Cleaning Methods and Cleanliness Levels for Material and Equipment Used
in Oxygen Enriched Environments.
AWS: American Welding Society
A4.2, Standard Procedures for Calibrating Magnetic Instruments to Measure the Delta Ferrite Content
of Austenitic and Duplex Austenitic-Ferritic Stainless Steel Weld Metal
BS: British Standards Institute
1765, Rubber hose assemblies for oil suction and discharge services. Specification for the assemblies
4089, Specification for metallic hose assemblies for liquid petroleum gases and liquefied natural gases
6501-1, Metal Hose Assemblies: Guidance on the Construction and use of Corrugated Hose Assemblies
CGA: Canadian Gas Association
8.1, Elastomeric Composite Hose and Hose Couplings for Conducting Propane and Natural Gas
G4.1, Cleaning Equipment for Oxygen Service
G4.4, Industrial Practices for Gaseous Oxygen Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems
CGSB: Canadian General Standards Board
24.3, Identification of Piping Systems
CISC: Canadian Institute of Steel Construction
Handbook of Steel Construction
CSA: Canadian Standards Association
B51, Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and Pressure Piping Code

B52, Mechanical Refrigeration Code
S16, Limit States Design of Steel Structures

Z245.1, Steel Line Pipe
Z245.11, Steel Fittings
Z245.12, Steel Flanges

Z245.15 Steel Valves
Z662, Oil and Gas Pipeline Systems
FCI: Fluids Control Institute
70-2, Control Valve Seat Leakage

89.1, Guide for the Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Pipeline Strainers
ISO: International Standards Organization
1402, Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Hose Assemblies Hydrostatic Testing
1436, Rubber Hoses and Hose Assemblies Wire-Reinforced Hydraulic Type Specification
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2928, Rubber hoses and hose assemblies for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the liquid or gaseous
phase and natural gas up to 25 bar (2.5 MPa)
3862, Rubber Hoses and Hose Assemblies Rubber Covered, Spiral Wire-Reinforced Hydraulic Type
Specification
5752, Metal valves for use in flanged pipe systems -- Face-to-face and centre-to-face dimensions
7751, Rubber and Plastics Hoses and Hose Assemblies Ratios or Proof and Burst Pressure to Design
Working Pressure
9001, Quality management systems - Requirements
10380, Pipework - Corrugated Flexible Metal Hoses and Hose Assemblies

13703, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Design and Installation of Piping Systems on Offshore
Production Platforms
14313, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries - Pipeline Transportation Systems - Pipeline Valves
15465, Pipework - Stripwound Metal Hoses and Hose assemblies
MSS: Manufacturers Standardization Society
SP-25, Standard Marking System for Valves, Fittings, Flanges and Unions
SP-58, Pipe Hangers and Supports - Materials, Design and Manufacture

SP-69, Pipe Hangers and Supports - Selection and Application
SP-95, Swage(D) Nipples and Bull Plugs
SP-97, Integrally Reinforced Forged Branch Outlet Fittings - Socket Welding, Threaded and
Buttwelding Ends
NACE: Nace International
MR0175 (2002 Edition), Sulfide Stress Cracking Resistant Metallic Material for Oilfield Equipment
MR0175/ISO 15156, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Materials for use in H2S containing
Environments in oil and gas production
NEMA: National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Publication SM-23, Steam Turbines for Mechanical Drive Service
NFPA: National Fire Prevention Association
30, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code
58, Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases
59, Utility LP-Gas Plant Code

1961, Standard on Fire Hose
1962, Standard for the Inspection, Care and Use of Fire Hose, Couplings and Nozzles; and the Service
Testing of Fire Hose
NORSOK: Standard Norge
L-001, Piping and Valves

L-002, Piping Design, Layout and Stress Analysis
P-001, Process Design
PIP: Process Industry Practices
PNE00001, Design of ASME B31.3 Metallic Piping Systems

REIE686, Recommended Practices for Machinery Installation and Installation Design
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RMA: Rubber Manufacturers Association
IP-2, Hose Handbook
SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings
SP 6 / NACE No. 3, Commercial Blast Cleaning
SP 8, Pickling
TEMA: Tubular Exchanger Manufacturers Association
Standards of Tubular Exchanger Manufacturers Association
UL: Underwriters Laboratories
21, LP-Gas Hose
330, Hose and Hose Assemblies for Dispensing Flammable Liquids

536, Flexible Metallic Hose
1709, Rapid Rise Fire Test of Protection Materials for Structural Steel
WRC: Welding Research Council
107, Local Stresses in Spherical and Cylindrical Shells Due to External Loadings
297, Local Stresses in Cylindrical Shells Due to External Loadings on Nozzles - Supplement to WRC
Bulletin 107 (Rev. 1)
329, Accuracy of Stress Intensification Factors for Branch Connections
448, Evaluation of Welded Attachments on Pipe and Elbows
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STANDARD FORMS
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Form SF-1: Process and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) Checklist
Description
Yes
Do the diagrams have adequate legends and citations of

referenced documents?
Are all instruments monitoring early detection of abnormal

conditions or an extremely hazardous release noted? (e.g.,
H2S detectors, Fire/Gas detectors)
Has all equipment (including installed spares) been shown?
Is equipment shown represented correctly? (e.g.,

exchangers, pumps, coolers, etc. diagrammed correctly)
Are sizes of important equipment nozzles such as drains,

vents, and flushing connections shown schematically to
reflect function and configuration?
Do the notes on the P & ID furnish the following information

on equipment:
a.
Manufacturers name and model number?
b.
Vessel dimensions (diameter and s/s length)?
c.
Materials of construction? (e.g., where specialty

materials used)
d.
Design temperature? (operating temperature may be

desirable)
e.
Design pressure? (operating pressure may be

desirable)
f.
Heat exchanger design thermal duty?
g.
Heat exchanger shellside / tubeside design/operating

data?
h.
Rotating equipment design/operating capacity?
i.
Rotating equipment dynamic head and power ratings?
j.
Rotating equipment max. discharge pressure (e.g.,

shut in head)?
Are liquid levels shown where critical?
Are all equipment and instrument tag numbers shown?
Has all piping been shown, including proper line numbers

(e.g., product, size, spec., number) and direction of flow?
10
Are the size, relief pressure, design temperature if unusual,

and spec. breaks for all pressure safety valves (PSVs)
shown?
11
Is lower pressure piping on all specifications breaks and

changes protected from over-pressure?
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Yes
12
Are all car-sealed and locked valves shown as such on the

P & ID's?
13
Is a fail-safe position shown for every control valve or nonhand-operated valve?
14
Are valve and nozzle sizes or specifications shown where

they differ from the size or specification in the line
identification code?
15
Are all specification breaks and changes clearly identified?
16
Are the following items noted where critical:
No
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Comments
a. Relative dimension between equipment and piping?

b. Slope of piping?
c. Symmetrical piping?
d. Flow pattern? (e.g., meter runs, relief headers)
17
Are main flow-line(s) identified? (e.g., bold, different width)
18
Are all special or temporary items shown? (e.g., startup

screens)
19
Are appropriate instrument symbols and identification of

instruments made, including pertinent instrument functions
(e.g., trips, interlocks, etc.) in accordance with the
Instrument Society of America (ISA) standards or other
satisfactory standards?
20
Are all steam traps, insulation, and heat tracing shown?
21
Are package limits accurately represented?
22
Tie-in numbers assigned and shown if applicable?
22
Line numbers clearly identified on drawings?
24
Is P&ID signed and stamped with both the Professional

Engineers stamp and the Permit to Practice stamp?
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Form SF-2: MTR Checklist for Pressure Piping (Carbon Steel Material)
Page 1 of 2
Material Description (Size, Rating):

Material Type & Grade:
Material for Warehouse
or WO/AFE
Manufacturers Name, Heat/Slab Number(s) Verified:
Sour
Low
Temp
Sweet
Material obtained from an approved manufacturer
Fittings, Flanges, Valves (excluding Pipe itself): Material has a

current and valid CRN
Material composition within range allowed by its specification
Process pipe is seamless
Description
Charpy test values are okay; for three full size specimens, a
minimum average of 18 Joules with no value below 14 Joules.
Initials
Sour Service: All Carbon Steel Materials

CSA Z662 Construction only: Certified to CSA Z245.xx
(Sour as applicable)
ASME B31.3 only: Certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156

Region 3
CE is a maximum of 0.43,
CE = C + Mn/6 + (Cr+Mo+V)/5 + (Ni+Cu)/15
Maximum hardness is 22 HRC (237 HBW)
Maximum of 1% Nickel
Maximum yield of 550 MPa.
Chemistry (may be waived with PWHT):
C 0.23
Mn 1.35
Ni+Cu+Cr+Mo+V 0.60
Chemistry (may not be waived):
Ni 1.0
S 0.025
Sour Service: Seamless Pipe

X
Hot finished or heat treated

Sour Service: Seamless Buttweld Fittings
Cold formed fittings have been stress relieved, normalized,
or normalized and tempered per NACE/ISO.
Maximum hardness of ASTM A234-WPB fittings is 197

HBW
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Sour Service: Welded Pipe & Fittings (when approved by the

Company)
Supplemental Chemistry:
Nb(Cb)+V+Ti 0.030
B 0.0005
S 0.002
P 0.012
HIC Testing (if required): CLR 10, CTR 3, CSR 1.5
Sour Service: Threaded/Socketwelded Fittings (Forged)

X
No supplemental requirements
Sour Service: Flanges (Forged)
A105 flanges normalized, maximum hardness is 187 HBW
Materials installed in SemCAMS pressure equipment systems (e.g., piping and vessels), and
pipelines shall be reviewed and verified for compliance to the requirements of Company
Specifications. This form may be used to document verification activities. When used, fill in the
required information and designate checks completed by circling the appropriate X and initialing
the right hand column for each (X indicates that this check is required).
Completed By (Name):
Company:
Signature:
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Form SF-3: Fabrication Examination Record Sheet

Project:
Location:
Fabrication Contractors Representative and Owners Inspector to Initial and Date Activities as they are completed.
No.
Activity Description
1.
ABSA or ERCB Inspectors notified as required
2.
Welding procedures qualified and registered
3.
Welders are qualified to the procedures and are certified pressure

welders
4.
Materials checked against the project specifications and found

acceptable
5.
Radiography; reviewed and interpreted by a Level II technician
6.
NDE reports; signed-off and complete
7.
PWHT completed as per the specification. Charts reviewed and

corrected.
8.
Welders spot checked to ensure weld procedure specifications are

followed
9.
Welds are identified and traceable
10.
In-process examination completed by a CWB Level II technician
11.
Repairs and non-conformances are dispositioned
12.
Visual examination is complete and system is ready for final testing

(refer to Form SF-4)
13.
Pressure testing is complete and was witnessed by the Owners

Inspector
14.
Piping data reports are completed and signed-off
15.
Completion of construction report is completed and signed-off
16.
Job file/turnover package is complete
17.
Records
Fabricator
Sign-Off
Inspector
Sign-Off
Comments:
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Location:
No.
1.
Pipe material specifications are correct
2.
Flanges; ratings, schedule, material specification are correct
3.
Fittings, tees, return bends, reducers, couplings, weldolets, etc. are

correct
4.
Valves have the correct identification and have nameplates
5.
Valves are installed correctly, flow direction, access, rising stems are
free from obstructions, clearance for valve removal is adequate
6.
Lubrication fittings, drains, etc. are installed as required and to the

specifications
7.
Bolt and stud lengths and materials are correct; studs have between
1 and 3 threads showing; stainless stud bolts are B8 Cl. 2 material
8.
Gaskets are the correct type, material, etc. (e.g., graphite filled)
9.
Welding is acceptable and welds are stamped or otherwise traceable
10.
Seal welding covers all exposed threads
11.
Attachment welds are acceptable
12.
NDE and PWHT are complete and acceptable
13.
Guide anchors and shoes, when required, are installed correctly
14.
Line supports are as per the specifications and installed correctly
15.
Spring hangers are of the correct type
16.
Lines have adequate clearance and allowance for expansion
17.
Bellows type expansion joints are of the correct type and installed
correctly
18.
Required cold spring has been applied
19.
Orifice runs have the specified length of straight pipe and are located
correctly; orifice plate pipe taps are located correctly (NPS 12,
DN 300 and larger)
20.
Deficiencies recorded on punch lists are corrected
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Fabricator
Sign-Off
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Inspector
Sign-Off
TEST PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS

21.
Test procedures are available
22.
Test blinds are of the correct thickness
23.
Items that could be damaged by testing are isolated or removed (e.g.,

control valves, safety valves, instrumentation, expansion joints, etc.)
24.
Equipment with internals such as filters that could be damaged are

removed or isolated
25.
Vents and drains are correctly installed
26.
Check valves are held open or flappers removed; double block and
bleed valves are in the half open position; all other valves are fully
open for testing
27.
Shipping bars are in place for expansion bellows
28.
Stops are in place for hangers

TEST COMPLETION
29.
Temporary blinds and blanks are removed
30.
Temporary gaskets are changed out
31.
Temporary supports are removed
32.
Shipping bars are removed from expansion bellows
33.
Spring hanger stops are removed
34.
Safety valves are checked for the correct size, set pressure and
capacity
35.
Safety valves are installed correctly and have correct drains and rain
hoods as required
36.
Startup screens for pumps and compressors are installed
37.
Piping has been drained, and dried where required
Other comments:
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REFERENCE TABLES AND FIGURES
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Reference Tables: Revision History:

Rev. d Minor Update
Changed all references to Duplex Grade S31803 to Duplex Grade S32205 for pipe and from F51 to F60 for
forgings (due to higher nitrogen content and better weld properties). Tubing unaffected since not welded.
Affects table RT-21.
Table RT-1 extended to NPS 36
Table RT-3 Modified Note 7 and added new Table RT-26 for O-Let rating basis.
Table RT-5 Modified Note 2
Revised Tables RT-13, RT-14 and RT-15 to take metric sizing to one decimal place to match ASME B16.48.
Expanded tables to NPS 24.
Table RT-4, added new note 4
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Table RT-1: Component Size Nomenclature

Nominal Pipe Size
NPS
Diamtre Nominal
DN
Metric Pipe Size, O.D.

mm
10.3
13.7
10
17.1
15
21.3
20
26.7
25
33.4
40
48.3
50
60.3
80
88.9
100
114.3
125
141.3
150
168.3
200
219.1
10
250
273.1
12
300
323.9
14
350
355.6
16
400
406.4
18
450
457
20
500
508
22
550
559
24
600
610
30
750
762
36
900
914
Notes:
1.
The NPS system of nominal size designation is contained in Standards prepared by the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). The NPS size is dimensionless and the
numerical portion of the designation is identical to the numerical portion of the inch nominal
size designation.
2.
The diamtre nominal (DN) system of nominal size designation is contained in the Standards
prepared by the International Standards Organization (ISO).
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Table RT-2: Pipe Wall Thickness

mm (inches)
NPS
Sch Std.
Sch 40
Sch XS
Sch 80
2.8 (.109)
2.8 (.109)
3.7 (.147)
3.7 (.147)
2.9 (.113)
2.9 (.113)
3.9 (.154)
3.9 (.154)
3.4 (.133)
3.4 (.133)
4.5 (.179)
3.7 (.145)
3.7 (.145)
3.9 (.154)
Sch 120
Sch 160
Sch XXS
4.8 (.188)
7.5 (.294)
5.5 (.219)
7.8 (.308)
4.5 (.179)
6.4 (.250)
9.1 (.358)
5.1 (.200)
5.1 (.200)
7.1 (.281)
10.2 (.400)
3.9 (.154)
5.5 (.218)
5.5 (.218)
8.7 (.344)
11.1 (.436)
5.5 (.216)
5.5 (.216)
7.6 (.300)
7.6 (.300)
11.1 (.438)
15.2 (.600)
6.0 (.237)
6.0 (.237)
8.6 (.337)
8.6 (.337)
11.1 (.438)
13.5 (.531)
17.1 (.674)
7.1 (.280)
7.1 (.280)
11.0 (.432)
11.0 (.432)
14.3 (.562)
18.2 (.719)
21.9 (.864)
8.2 (.322)
8.2 (.322)
12.7 (.500)
12.7 (.500)
18.2 (.719)
23.0 (.906)
22.2 (.875)
10
9.3 (.365)
9.3 (.365)
12.7 (.500)
15.1 (.594)
21.4 (.844)
28.6 (1.125)
12
9.5 (.375)
10.3 (.406)
12.7 (.500)
17.4 (.688)
25.4 (1.000)
33.3 (1.312)
14
9.5 (.375)
11.1 (.438)
12.7 (.500)
19.1 (.750)
27.8 (1.094)
35.7 (1.406)
16
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
12.7 (.500)
21.4 (.844)
30.9 (1.219)
40.5 (1.594)
18
9.5 (.375)
14.3 (.562)
12.7 (.500)
23.8 (.938)
34.9 (1.375)
45.2 (1.781)
20
9.5 (.375)
15.1 (.594)
12.7 (.500)
26.2 (1.031)
38.1 (1.500)
50.0 (1.969)
22
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
24
9.5 (.375)
17.4 (.688)
12.7 (.500)
30.9 (1.219)
46.0 (1.812)
59.5 (2.344)
26
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
28
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
30
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
32
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
34
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
36
9.5 (.375)
12.7 (.500)
Thicknesses shown in italics are available in stainless steel under the designation Schedule 40S.
Thicknesses shown in italics are available in stainless steel under the designation Schedule 80S.
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Table RT-3: Branch Connection Table
1,5,6
Header Size
NPS
10
12
14
16
RT
RT
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
RT
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
RT
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
TOL7
RT
RT2
WOL3, 7
WOL7
WOL7
WOL7
WOL7
WOL7
RT
RT
WOL
RT
T
1
1
2
Branch Size
3
4
6
8
3, 7
WOL
WOL
RT
WOL
3, 7
RT
T
10
WOL
WOL
WOL
RT2
WOL
WOL
RT2
WOL7
WOL7
RT
RT2
RT2
RT2
RT
RT2
RT2
RT
RT2
RT
12
14
16
T: Equal Tee RT: Reducing Tee TOL: Threadolet (may substitute Sockolet or Weldolet)4 WOL: Weldolet4
Notes:
1. This is a variation of Table 4.1 from API RP-14E. Note: tees are to be per ASME B16.9 or B16.11 as appropriate; Olets shall be per MSS SP-97.
2.
Unless otherwise approved by the Company, this table should be used for new piping systems. Where required,
Company approval may be granted for an O-let; however, a detailed review of the combined system stresses may be
required due to the reduced factor of safety with a large O-let.
3.
In vibrating or pulsating service, a reducing tee should be used in place of this weldolet.
4.
A reducing tee may always be substituted for an O-let.
5.
O-lets shall not be used in High Pressure Piping Systems. Tees or welded insert contour fittings shall be used.
6.
O-Let fittings in Classes 6000 and 9000 with a branch size of NPS 3 (DN 80) or greater will normally require PWHT,
due to weld thickness, in accordance with the requirements of ASME B31.3.
7.
O-Let fittings shall be specified in accordance with the requirements of Table RT-26.
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Table RT-4: Allowable Pipe Spans for Steel Piping

Allowable Spans, mm
Allowable Spans, mm
Size, Sch.
NPS
Bare Pipe
Insulated
(50 mm)
Size
NPS
Bare Pipe
Insulated
(50 mm)
, Sch 80
4 000
2 800
6, Sch 80
10 600
9 900
, Sch 160
4 000
3 100
8, Sch 40
10 700
10 100
1 Sch 80
4 500
3 500
8, Sch 80
11 900
11 300
1, Sch 160
4 500
3 700
10, Sch 40
11 800
11 200
1 , Sch 80
5 400
4 600
10, Sch 80
13 200
12 700
1 , Sch 160
5 400
4 900
12, Sch Std
12 400
11 900
2, Sch 40
5 700
4 700
12, Sch 80
14 400
13 900
2, Sch 80
6 000
5 300
14, Sch Std
12 700
12 200
3, Sch 40
7 400
6 400
16, Sch Std
13 000
12 500
3, Sch 80
7 800
7 000
18, Sch Std
13 300
12 900
4, Sch 40
8 200
7 300
20, Sch Std
13 600
13 100
4, Sch 80
8 800
8 000
24, Sch Std
14 000
13 600
6, Sch 40
9 600
8 900
Case A:
Case B:
75% Span
65% Span
General Notes:
1.
2.
Assumptions: carbon steel pipe, maximum temperature 300C, 1.5 mm corrosion allowance, water filled, allowable
stress for weight 42 MPa, no concentrated loads, deflection limits of 9.5 mm for NPS 3 and smaller, and 12.7 mm
for NPS 4 and larger.
Moment equation: M = wL2/8
Deflection equation: defn = 2wL4/(384EI)
Where piping makes a change in direction on the pipe rack, with or without an elevation change, the allowable pipe
span shall be 65% of the tabulated value as shown in Case A above.
3.
Where pipe rises up and drops down into a header, the allowable pipe span shall be 75% of the tabulated value as
shown in Case B above.
4.
Alternative span lengths may be used if an analysis is completed using actual installation conditions. Self weight
shall always assume fluid density equal to water, and deflection limits specified in Note 1 above.
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Table RT-5: Reducing Threaded Pipe Flanges (Tapped Blinds)
Flange Size
Threaded Connection Size

NPS
HBF
HBF
HBF
BF
HBF
HBF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
10
BF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
12
BF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
HBF
14
BF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
HBF
HBF
16
BF
BF
BF
BF
BF
HBF
HBF
HBF
HBF
HBF
BF: Use a normal Blind Flange
10
12
14
HBF
HBF: Use a Hub Blind Flange
Notes:
1.
This is a variation on Table 6 from ASME B16.5-2003.
2.
Flange dimensions to be per ASME B16.5 or CSA Z245.12 as applicable. Hub blind flanges shall always be per
ASME B16.5 since CSA Z245.12 does not provide for hub blind flanges.
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Table RT-6: Cross Reference of Mating API and ASME Flanges

ASME 600 to API 2000 X-Ref
ASME Class 600
10,210 kPag
API Class 2000

13,800 kPag
ASME Class 900

15,320 kPag
API Class 3000

20,700 kPag
NPS 2
Type 6B Size 2 1/16
NPS 2
Type 6B Size 2 1/16
NPS 3
Type 6B Size 3 1/8
NPS 3
Type 6B Size 3 1/8
NPS 4
Type 6B Size 4 /16
NPS 4
Type 6B Size 4 /16
NPS 6
Type 6B Size 7 1/16
NPS 6
Type 6B Size 7 1/16
NPS 8
Type 6B Size 9
NPS 8
Type 6B Size 9
NPS 10
Type 6B Size 11
NPS 10
Type 6B Size 11
NPS 12
Type 6B Size 13 5/8
NPS 12
Type 6B Size 13 /8

ASME Class 1500
25,530 kPag
API Class 5000

34,500 kPag
1
ASME Class 2500

42,550 kPag
API Class 10000

69,000 kPag
NPS 2
Type 6B Size 2 /16
NPS 2
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 3
Type 6B Size 3 1/8
NPS 3
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 4
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 4
Type 6B Size 4 /16
NPS 6
Type 6B Size 7 /16
NPS 6
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 8
Type 6B Size 9
NPS 8
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 10
Type 6B Size 11
NPS 10
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 12
Type 6BX, no mate
NPS 12
Type 6BX, no mate
General Notes:
When mating ASME Flanges to API Flanges, type R or RX ring gaskets may be used. Ring gasket number shall be
as shown in Table RT-8. When type RX ring gaskets are used, greater spacing is required between flanges.
Type 6BX flanges cannot be mated to ASME flanges as the bolt circle diameter and gasket groove profiles are
different. A spool piece will be required with both an ASME 2500 flange and an API 10000 6BX flange. Type 6BX
flanges require the use of BX ring gaskets. Refer to Table RT-7 for the API type 6BX flange size to use with different
sizes of pipe.
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Table RT-7: API Flange Size to be used with Pipe

Pipe Size
API Class 2000 to 5000

6B Flange Size
NPS 2
Pipe Size
API Class 10000

6BX Flange Size
2 /16
NPS 2
2 /16
NPS 3
3 1/8
NPS 3
2 9/16
NPS 4
4 1/16
NPS 4
4 1/16
NPS 6
7 /16
NPS 6
5 /8
NPS 8
NPS 8
7 1/16
11
NPS 10
13 /8 (Type 6BX)
NPS 12
NPS 10
5
NPS 12
Notes:
1.
API Flange bore should be specified to match pipe bore and weld neck of flange will require machining to match pipe
OD.
Table RT-8: RTJ Ring Gaskets for use with ASME B16.5 Flanges
NPS
Class 150
Class 300
Class 600
Class 900
Class 1500
Class 2500
R-15
R-16
R-16
R-16
R-16
R-18
R-19
R-20
R-20
R-20
R-20
R-23
R-22
R-23
R-23
R-24
R-24
R-26
R-29
R-31
R-31
R-31
R-35
R-32
R-36
R-37
R-37
R-37
R-39
R-38
R-43
R-45
R-45
R-45
R-46
R-47
R-48
R-49
R-49
R-49
R-50
R-51
10
R-52
R-53
R-53
R-53
R-54
R-55
12
R-56
R-57
R-57
R-57
R-58
R-60
14
R-59
R-61
R-61
R-62
R-63
N/A
16
R-64
R-65
R-65
R-66
R-67
N/A
Notes:
1.
Ring gaskets should be in accordance with API Standard B16.20 (e.g., dimensions, materials, and marking). This is an
adaptation of Table 4 from API B16.20.
2.
Ring gaskets may be specified as 316 SS, Type R, Oval or Octagonal; however, Type R Octagonal rings are
preferred due to their superior sealing characteristics. Type RX rings are not normally specified.
Note: in severe salt water service, Inconel 600, Monel 400, or 316 SS coated rings are recommended; alternatively,
an alternate style of gasket may be used.
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Table RT-9: Stud Dimensions for Raised Face (RF) Flanges

Note: Length = (ASME B16.5 length) + 5 mm; will normally provide 1 to 3 threads exposed.
Pipe
Size
ASME 150 RF
ASME 300 RF
ASME 600 RF
NPS
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
1/2
70 (2 )
5/8
80 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
1/2
70 (2 )
5/8
80 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
1/2
75 (3)
3/4
95 (3 )
3/4
115 (4 )
5/8
90 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
5/8
115 (4 )
5/8
95 (3 )
3/4
115 (4 )
3/4
130 (5 )
5/8
95 (3 )
3/4
120 (4 )
7/8
150 (6)
3/4
105 (4 )
12
3/4
125 (5)
12
175 (7)
3/4
115 (4 )
12
7/8
145 (5 )
12
1 1/8
200 (7 )
10
12
7/8
120 (4 )
16
165 (6 )
16
1 1/4
220 (8 )
12
12
7/8
125 (5)
16
1 1/8
175 (7)
20
1 1/4
225 (9)
Pipe
Size
ASME 900 RF
ASME 1500 RF
ASME 2500 RF
NPS
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
3/4
120 (4 )
3/4
120 (4 )
3/4
130 (5 )
7/8
130 (5 )
7/8
130 (5 )
7/8
145 (5 )
145 (5 )
145 (5 )
1 1/8
175 (7)
7/8
150 (6)
7/8
150 (6)
185 (7 )
7/8
150 (6)
1 1/8
185 (7 )
1 1/4
225 (9)
1 1/8
175 (7)
1 1/4
200 (8)
1 1/2
260 (10 )
12
1 1/8
195 (7 )
12
1 3/8
265 (10 )
350 (13 )
12
1 3/8
225 (9)
12
1 5/8
295 (11 )
12
385 (15 )
10
16
1 3/8
240 (9 )
12
1 7/8
340 (13 )
12
2 1/2
495 (19 )
12
20
1 3/8
260 (10 )
16
380 (15)
12
2 3/4
545 (21 )
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Table RT-10: Stud Dimensions for Ring Joint Flanges

Note: Length = (ASME B16.5 length) + 5 mm; will normally provide 1 to 3 threads exposed.
Pipe
Size
ASME 150 RTJ
ASME 300 RTJ
ASME 600 RTJ
NPS
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
5/8
95 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
1/2
80 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
5/8
95 (3 )
1/2
90 (3 )
3/4
105 (4 )
3/4
115 (4 )
5/8
100 (4)
5/8
105 (4 )
5/8
115 (4 )
5/8
105 (4 )
3/4
125 (5)
3/4
130 (5 )
5/8
105 (4 )
3/4
130 (5 )
7/8
150 (6)
3/4
120 (4 )
12
3/4
145 (5 )
12
175 (7)
3/4
125 (5)
12
7/8
155 (6 )
12
1 1/8
200 (8)
10
12
7/8
130 (5 )
16
175 (7)
16
1 1/4
220 (8 )
12
12
7/8
140 (5 )
16
1 1/8
190 (7 )
20
1 1/4
225 (9)
Pipe
Size
ASME 900 RTJ
ASME 1500 RTJ
ASME 2500 RTJ
NPS
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
No.
Dia.
in
Length
mm (in)
3/4
120 (4 )
3/4
120 (4 )
3/4
130 (5 )
7/8
130 (5 )
7/8
130 (5 )
7/8
145 (5 )
145 (5 )
145 (5 )
1 1/8
175 (7)
7/8
150 (6)
7/8
150 (6)
185 (7 )
7/8
150 (6)
1 1/8
185 (7 )
1 1/4
235 (9 )
1 1/8
175 (7)
1 1/4
200 (8)
1 1/2
265 (10 )
12
1 1/8
195 (8)
12
1 3/8
270 (10 )
360 (14 )
12
1 3/8
225 (9)
12
1 5/8
330 (13)
12
400 (15 )
10
16
1 3/8
240 (9 )
12
1 7/8
350 (13 )
12
2 1/2
515 (20 )
12
20
1 3/8
260 (10 )
16
390 (15 )
12
2 3/4
565 (22 )
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Table RT-11: Bolt Torque Data for RF Flanges and Spiral Wound Gaskets
Note: Target Pre-load Stress: 207 MPa (30,000 psi)
Area @ Thread Root
in2
Torque
Non-Lubricated
ftlb
Torque
Lubricated
ftlb
0.126
60
30
/8 (unc series)
0.202
120
60
/4
(unc series)
0.302
200
100
/8 (unc series)
0.419
320
160
0.551
490
245
0.728
710
355
Bolt Diameter
inches
1
/2 (unc series)
5
3
(unc series)
1 1/8 (8 pitch series)

1
1 /4
(8 pitch series)
0.929
1000
500
(8 pitch series)
1.155
1360
680
1.405
1600
800
1.680
2200
1100
(8 pitch series)
1.980
3000
1500
2.304
4000
2000
1 /8
5
1 /8 (8 pitch series)
3
1 /4
2.652
4400
2200
(8 pitch series)
3.423
6360
3180
4.292
8800
4400
2 3/4
5.259
11840
5920
6.324
15440
7720
(8 pitch series)
(8 pitch series)
General Notes:
These values are recommended for all medium and high strength bolting (e.g., A193-B7, A193-B7M, A193L7, A193-L7M, and A193-B8/B8M Cl.2). These values are not suitable for low strength bolting materials such
as A307-B and A193-B8/B8M Cl.1. Low strength bolting should not normally be used.
For lubricated bolts, actual required torque values may be 50 to 150% of that specified due to large variations
in lubrication efficiency (in part due to variations in lubrication products). The efficiency of a non-lubricated bolt
is normally about 50% of a well-lubricated bolt, but may be as low as 25%.
Stress relaxation of bolts will occur over time. At normal ambient temperatures, approximately 85 to 90% of
initial stress will be retained after 1000 hours; at higher temperatures much more stress relaxation may occur.
All bolting, with the exception of Teflon coated, shall be lubricated prior to installation. Refer to Section 7.5
Item 5 for recommended bolt lubricants.
Preload stresses for critical service bolting should not be achieved using torque control. Critical service
bolting should be tightened using tensioning equipment, or direct stress measurement (ultrasonic equipment).
Alternatively, specialized bolts with stress indicating devices built in are available and are recommended
when ongoing confirmation of bolt stress levels is required.
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Table RT-12: Bolt Torque Data for RTJ Flanges and Ring Gaskets
Note: Target Pre-load Stress: 345 MPa (50,000 psi)
Area @ Thread Root
in2
Torque
Non-Lubricated
ftlb
Torque
Lubricated
ftlb
0.126
100
50
/8 (unc series)
0.202
200
100
/4
(unc series)
0.302
320
160
/8 (unc series)
0.419
510
255
0.551
760
380
0.728
1230
565
Bolt Diameter
inches
1
/2 (unc series)
5
3
(unc series)

1
1 /4
(8 pitch series)
0.929
1610
805
(8 pitch series)
1.155
2200
1100
1.405
2920
1460
1.680
3780
1890
(8 pitch series)
1.980
4790
2395
2.304
5970
2985
1 /8
5
3
1 /4
2.652
7330
3665
(8 pitch series)
3.423
10650
5325
4.292
14830
7415
2 3/4
5.259
19990
9995
6.324
26230
13115
(8 pitch series)
(8 pitch series)
General Notes:
These values are recommended for all medium and high strength bolting (e.g., A193-B7, A193-B7M, A193L7, A193-L7M, and A193-B8/B8M Cl.2). These values are not suitable for low strength bolting materials
such as A307-B and A193-B8/B8M Cl.1. Low strength bolting should not normally be used.
For lubricated bolts, actual required torque values may be 50 to 150% of that specified due to large variations
in lubrication efficiency (in part due to variations in lubrication products). The efficiency of a non-lubricated
bolt is normally about 50% of a well-lubricated bolt, but may be as low as 25%.
Stress relaxation of bolts will occur over time. At normal ambient temperatures, approximately 85 to 90% of
initial stress will be retained after 1000 hours; at higher temperatures much more stress relaxation may occur.
All bolting, with the exception of Teflon coated, shall be lubricated prior to installation. Refer to Section 7.5
Item 5 for recommended bolt lubricants.
Preload stresses for critical service bolting should not be achieved using torque control. Critical service
bolting should be tightened using tensioning equipment, or direct stress measurement (ultrasonic
equipment). Alternatively, specialized bolts with stress indicating devices built in are available and are
recommended when ongoing confirmation of bolt stress levels is required.
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Table RT-13: Thicknesses for Raised Face Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks
1,2
mm (inches)
NPS
Class 150
Class 300
Class 600
Class 900
Class 1500
Class 2500
3.0 (1/8)
6.4 (1/4)
6.4 (1/4)
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
6.4 (1/4)
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
19.1 (3/4)
22.4 (7/8)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
19.1 (3/4)
22.4 (7/8)
28.4 (1 1/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
22.4 (7/8)
25.4 (1)
35.1 (1 3/8)
35.1 (1 3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
22.4 (7/8)
28.4 (1 1/8)
35.1 (1 3/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
53.8 (2 1/8)
10
15.7 (5/8)
25.4 (1)
35.1 (1 3/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
50.8 (2)
66.5 (2 5/8)
12
19.1 (3/4)
28.4 (1 1/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
47.8 (1 7/8)
60.5 (2 3/8)
79.2 (3 1/8)
14
19.1 (3/4)
31.8 (1 1/4)
44.5 (1 3/4)
53.8 (2 1/8)
66.5 (2 5/8)
N/A
16
22.4 (7/8)
38.1 (1 1/2)
50.8 (2)
60.5 (2 3/8)
76.2 (3)
N/A
18
25.4 (1)
41.1 (1 5/8)
53.8 (2 1/8)
66.5 (2 5/8)
85.9 (3 3/8)
N/A
20
28.4 (1 1/8)
44.5 (1 3/4)
63.5 (2 1/2)
73.2 (2 7/8)
95.3 (3 3/4")
N/A
24
31.8 (1 1/4)
50.8 (2)
73.2 (2 7/8)
88.9 (3 1/2)
111.3 (4 3/8)
N/A
Notes:
1.
All such items should be in accordance with ASME B16.48 (e.g., dimensions, materials, and marking). A typical
purchase specification is as follow, supply A516-70N, Class 600, Raised Face, Figure 8 Blank per ASME B16.48.
2.
Refer to ASME B16.48 for additional information.
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Table RT-14: Thicknesses for Female Ring Joint Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks
1, 2
mm (inches)
NPS
Class 150
Class 300
Class 600
Class 900
Class 1500
Class 2500
19.1 (3/4)
19.1 (3/4)
22.4 (7/8)
22.4 (7/8)
25.4 (1)
28.4 (1 1/8)
19.1 (3/4)
22.4 (7/8)
22.4 (7/8)
25.4 (1)
28.4 (1 1/8)
38.1 (1 1/2)
19.1 (3/4)
25.4 (1)
28.4 (1 1/8)
31.8 (1 1/4)
35.1 (1 3/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
22.4 (7/8)
28.4 (1 1/8)
31.8 (1 1/4)
35.1 (1 3/8)
44.5 (1 3/4)
50.8 (2)
22.4 (7/8)
31.8 (1 1/4)
35.1 (1 3/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
47.8 (1 7/8)
63.5 (2 1/2)
25.4 (1)
35.1 (1 3/8)
44.5 (1 3/4)
47.8 (1 7/8)
60.5 (2 3/8
82.6 (3 1/2)
28.4 (1 1/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
50.8 (2)
57.2 (2 1/4)
73.2 (2 7/8)
98.6 (3 7/8)
10
31.8 (1 1/4)
44.5 (1 3/4)
57.2 (2 1/4)
63.5 (2 1/2)
82.5 (3 1/2)
117.3 (4 5/8)
12
35.1 (1 3/8)
50.8 (2)
63.5 (2 1/2)
73.2 (2 7/8)
101.6 (4)
133.4 (5 1/4)
14
35.1 (1 3/8)
53.8 (2 1/8)
66.5 (2 5/8)
82.6 (3 1/2)
111.3 (4 3/8)
N/A
16
38.1 (1 1/2)
57.2 (2 1/4)
73.2 (2 7/8)
91.9 (3 5/8)
124.0 (4 7/8)
N/A
18
41.1 (1 5/8)
60.5 (2 3/8
79.2 (3 1/8)
101.6 (4)
133.4 (5 1/4")
N/A
20
41.1 (1 5/8)
69.9 (2 3/4)
88.9 (3 1/2)
111.3 (4 3/8)
142.7 (5 5/8)
N/A
24
47.8 (1 7/8)
79.2 (3 1/8)
104.6 (4 1/8)
133.4 (5 1/4")
168.1 (6 5/8)
N/A
Notes:
1.
2.
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Table RT-15: Thicknesses for Male Ring Joint Spectacle Blinds, and Blanks
1, 2
mm (inches)
NPS
Class 150
Class 300
Class 600
Class 900
Class 1500
Class 2500
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
6.4 (1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
9.7 (3/8)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
22.4 (7/8)
6.4 (1/4)
12.7 (1/2)
12.7 (1/2)
15.7 (5/8)
19.1 (3/4)
25.4 (1)
9.7 (3/8)
15.7 (5/8)
15.7 (5/8)
19.1 (3/4)
28.4 (1 1/8)
31.8 (1 1/4)
9.7 (3/8)
15.7 (5/8)
19.1 (3/4)
25.4 (1)
31.8 (1 1/4)
38.1 (1 1/2)
12.7 (1/2)
22.4 (7/8)
28.4 (1 1/8)
31.8 (1 1/4)
41.1 (1 5/8)
57.2 (2 1/4)
15.7 (5/8)
25.4 (1)
35.1 (1 3/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
50.8 (2)
69.9 (2 3/4)
10
19.1 (3/4)
28.4 (1 1/8)
41.1 (1 5/8)
47.8 (1 7/8)
63.5 (2 1/2)
82.6 (3 1/4)
12
22.4 (7/8)
35.1 (1 3/8)
47.8 (1 7/8)
57.2 (2 1/4)
73.2 (2 7/8)
98.6 (3 7/8)
14
22.4 (7/8)
38.1 (1 1/2)
50.8 (2)
60.5 (2 3/8)
79.2 (3 1/8)
N/A
16
25.4 (1)
41.1 (1 5/8)
57.2 (2 1/4)
69.9 (2 3/4)
88.9 (3 1/2)
N/A
18
28.4 (1 1/8)
44.5 (1 3/4)
63.5 (2 1/2)
76.2 (3)
98.6 (3 7/8)
N/A
20
28.4 (1 1/8)
50.8 (2)
69.9 (2 3/4)
85.9 (3 3/8)
108.0 (4 1/4")
N/A
24
35.1 (1 3/8)
57.2 (2 1/4)
82.6 (3 1/4)
98.6 (3 7/8)
127.0 (5)
N/A
Notes:
1.
2.
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Table RT-16: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 1.1 and 1.2 (CS)
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
1, 2
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
1960
5110
10210
15320
25530
42550
50
1920
5010
10020
15040
25060
41770
100
1770
4660
9320
13980
23300
38830
150
1580
4510
9020
13520
22540
37560
200
1380
4380
8760
13140
21900
36500
250
1210 (note 3)
4190
8390
12580
20970
34950
300
1020 (note 3)
3980
7960
11950
19910
33180
325
930 (note 3)
3870
7740
11610
19360
32260
350
840 (note 3)
3760
7510
11270
18780
31300
375
740 (note 3)
3640
7270
10910
18180
30310
400
650 (note 3)
3470
6940
10420
17360
28930
1.
2.
3.
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003, Materials Group 1.1; A105, A350-LF2 Cl.1, A250-LF6 Cl. (max 260C),
A350-LF3,
A216-WCB, A515-70, A516-70, A537-Cl.1. (max 370C).
Table shall also apply to Materials Group 1.2 (although conservative); A350-LF6 Cl. (max 260C), A216-WCC,
A352-LCC (max 340C), A352-LC2, A352-LC3, A302-B, A203-E.
Above 200C, ASME 150 flanges are very susceptible to leakage; ASME 300 flanges should be used. Refer to ASME
B16.5.
Table RT-17: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 1.3 (low temp. CS) 1
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
1840
4800
9600
14410
24010
40010
50
1820
4750
9490
14240
23730
39560
100
1740
4530
9070
13600
22670
37780
150
1580
4390
8790
13180
21970
36610
1.
2.
200
1380
4250
8510
12760
21270
35440
250
1210 (note 2)
4080
8160
12230
20390
33980
300
1020 (note 2)
3870
7740
11610
19340
32240
325
930 (note 2)
3760
7520
11270
18790
31310
350
840 (note 2)
3640
7280
10920
18200
30330
375
740 (note 2)
3500
6990
10490
17490
29140
400
650 (note 2)
3260
6520
9790
16310
27190
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003, Materials Group 1.3; A352-LCB (max 340C),
A217-WC1 (normalized & tempered only), A352-LC1 (max 340C), A515-65, A516-65, A203-A, A203-D.
B16.5.
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Table RT-18: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.1 (304 SS )
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
1900
4960
9930
14890
24820
41370
50
1830
4780
9560
14350
23910
39850
100
1570
4090
8170
12260
20430
34040
150
1420
3700
7400
11100
18500
30840
200
1320
3450
6900
10340
17240
28730
250
1210 (note 2)
3250
6500
9750
16240
27070
300
1020 (note 2)
3090
6180
9270
15460
25760
325
930 (note 2)
3020
6040
9070
15110
25190
350
840 (note 2)
2960
5930
8890
14810
24690
375
740 (note 2)
2900
5810
8710
14520
24190
400
650 (note 2)
2840
5690
8530
14220
23700
1.
2.
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003, Materials Group 2.1; A182-F304, A182-F304H, A351-CF3, A351-CF8,
A240-304, A240-304H.
B16.5.
Table RT-19: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.2 (316 SS 1)
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
1900
4960
9930
14890
24820
41370
50
1840
4810
9620
14430
24060
40090
100
1620
4220
8440
12660
21100
35160
150
1480
3850
7700
11550
19250
32080
200
1370
3570
7130
10700
17830
29720
250
1210 (note 2)
3340
6680
10010
16690
27810
300
1020 (note 2)
3160
6320
9490
15810
26350
325
930 (note 2)
3090
6180
9270
15440
25740
350
840 (note 2)
3030
6070
9100
15160
25270
375
740 (note 2)
2990
5980
8960
14940
24900
400
650 (note 2)
2940
5890
8830
14720
24530
1.
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003, Materials Group 2.2; A182-F316, A182-F316H, A182-F317, A351-CF3M,
A351-CF8M, A351-CG8M, A240-316, A240-316H, A240-317.
2.
B16.5.
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Table RT-20: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.3 (304 L & 316L SS )
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
1590
4140
8270
12410
20680
34470
50
1530
4000
8000
12010
20010
33350
100
1330
3480
6960
10440
17390
28990
150
1200
3140
6280
9420
15700
26160
200
1120
2920
5830
8750
14580
24300
250
1050 (note 2)
2750
5490
8240
13730
22890
300
1000 (note 2)
2610
5210
7820
13030
21720
325
930 (note 2)
2550
5100
7640
12740
21230
350
840 (note 2)
2510
5010
7520
12540
20890
375
740 (note 2)
2480
4950
7430
12380
20630
400
650 (note 2)
2430
4860
7290
12150
20250
1.
2.
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003, Materials Group 2.3; A182-F304L, A182-F316L, A240-304L, A240-316L.
B16.5.
Table RT-21: ASME B16.5 Flange Ratings, Materials Group 2.8 (Duplex SS
1,3
Temperature
C
Class 150
kPag
Class 300
kPag
Class 600
kPag
Class 900
kPag
Class 1500
kPag
Class 2500
kPag
minimum to 38
2000
5170
10340
15510
25860
43090
50
1950
5170
10340
15510
25860
43090
100
1770
5070
10130
15200
25330
42220
150
1580
4590
9190
13780
22960
38270
200
1380
4270
8530
12800
21330
35540
250
1210 (note 2)
4050
8090
12140
20230
33720
300
1020 (note 2)
3890
7770
11660
19430
32380
315 (note 3)
966 (note 2)
3848
7686
11534
19220
32032
Notes:
1.
This table is based upon ASME B16.5-2003. Materials Group 2.8 includes: A182-F51 (including F60), A240-S31803
(including S32205), A351-CD4MCu, A182-F44, A182-F53, A182-F55, A351-CK3McuN, A351-CE8MN, A351CD3MWCuN, A240-S31254, A240-S32750, and A240-S32760.
2.
Above 200C, ASME 150 flanges are very susceptible to leakage; the use of ASME 300 flanges is strongly
recommended. Refer to ASME B16.5.
3.
In accordance with ASME B16.5, ASTM A182-F51 (including F60) material shall not be used over 315C. Other
Duplex SS materials are also restricted; refer to ASME B16.5.
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Table RT-22: Requirements for Blanks

NPS
ASME Class
Class 150
Class 300
Class 600
Class 900
Class 1500
Class 2500
1
SPADE
1
2
3
SPECTACLE BLIND
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
SPADE AND SPACER
20
24
General Notes:
All blanks shall be per ASME B16.48. Blanks include ring spades, blank spades, and spectacle blinds.
A ring spade is a fabricated circular plate with a handle and open center, sandwiched between two flanges. A
ring spade functions as a spacer plate in locations where a blank spade will be needed at a later time.
A blank spade is a fabricated circular plate with a handle. Unlike the center of the ring spade, the center of the
blank spade is not cut out. The blank spade isolates individual pieces of equipment at shutdown or during an
operation in which positive shutoff is required to prevent leakage of one fluid into another.
A spectacle blind is a fabricated figure-8 blind, which consists of a blank spade and ring spade fabricated
together. As a result, a spectacle blind can function as a spacer plate or an isolation plate. When installed, it is
clearly visible which function is being provided.
Spectacle blinds shall not be used with cold (< -45C) insulated piping systems.
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Table RT-23: Design Min. Temp. for A106-B Carbon Steel without Impact Testing
NPS
Sch Std.
Sch 40
-28.9 C
Sch XS
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
Sch 80
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9C
Sch 120
Sch 160
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9C
1,2
Sch XXS
-28.9C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-18.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-25.3C
-13.8C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-21.7 C
-11.3 C
-4.4 C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-11.3C
-2.8C
-3.9C
10
-28.9 C
-28.9C
-28.9C
-19.2C
-5.3C
3.9C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
14
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
18
-28.9 C
20
-28.9 C
22
-28.9 C
24
12
16
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-21.7 C
-19.2 C
-
-12.8 C
-9.4 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-5.3 C
-1.7 C
-12.8 C
7.8 C
9.2 C
0.6 C
3.0 C
6.1 C
8.9 C
12.3 C
14.7 C
1.4 C
10.6 C
17.0 C
6.1 C
15.0 C
20.3 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
26
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
28
-28.9C
-28.9C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
32
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
36
30
34
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
-28.9 C
Notes:
1.
This table is based upon ASME B31.3-2004, Table 323.2.2A Curve B.
2.
Refer to Table RT-2 for corresponding pipe wall thickness.
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Table RT-24: Common Spiral Wound Gasket Color Codes
Metallic Winding Materials (base color on edge of gasket)

Material
Abbreviation
Color Code
Carbon Steel
CRS
Silver
304 SS
304
Yellow
304 L SS
304 L
No Color
316 L SS
316 L
Green
Titanium
TI
Purple
Hastelloy C
HAST C
Beige
Inconel 625
INC 625
Gold
Inconel X-750
INX
No Color
Non-Metallic Filler Materials (four color bands/stripes spaced at 90)

Material
Abbreviation
Color Code
Asbestos
ASB
No Color
Teflon
PTFE
White
Mica Graphite (Mineral)
Mfrs Designation
Pink
Flexible Graphite
F.G.
Gray
Ceramic
CER
Light Green
Notes:
1.
This table is based upon ASME B16.20-2007. For additional codes and descriptions refer to ASME B16.20.
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Table RT-25: Maximum Flange Pressure Ratings for CSA Z662 Pipelines
Temperature
C
PN 20
(Class 150)
kPag
PN 50
(Class 300)
kPag
PN 100
(Class 600)
kPag
PN 150
(Class 900)
kPag
PN 250
(Class 1500)
kPag
PN 420
(Class 2500)
kPag
min. to 57
1900
4960
9930
14890
24820
41370
100
1770
4660
9320
13980
23300
38830
150
1580
4510
9020
13520
22540
37560
200
1380
4380
8760
13140
21900
36500
230
1278 (note 2)
4266
8538
12804
21342
35570
Notes:
1.
This table is based upon using the flange rating specified in CSA Z662-07 (per CSA Z245.12-05) or ASME B16.5,
whichever is lower, at each listed temperature. CSA flange ratings typically govern to 57C and ASME flange ratings
typically govern above 57C. Values listed are only approximate at 57C since the cross over point varies slightly
between the pressure classes. When making a final determination of the Company permitted maximum pressure for a
CSA pipeline, the actual pressures permitted by CSA Z662 and ASME B16.5 should be determined and the lower
should be used.
2.
Above 200C, PN 20 flanges are very susceptible to leakage; the use of PN 50 flanges is recommended.
Table RT-26: Ratings Basis for O-Let Fittings, MSS SP-97

(Buttwelding, Threaded and Socket Welding)
Type of Fitting
Pipe Wall 1
Branch Pipe Size (NPS)
Reqd O-Let Rating
Schedule Standard (STD)
to 24
Standard (STD)
Schedule Extra Strong (XS)
to 24
Extra Strong (XS)
to 6
Schedule 160
8 and above
Not Available 2
Schedule XXS
all
Not Available
Schedule Extra Strong (XS)
to 4
Class 3000
Schedule 160
to 2
Class 6000
Schedule XXS
all
Not Available
Weld-O-Lets
Schedule 160
Thread-O-Lets, and
Sock-O-Lets
Notes:
1.
O-Let ratings published in MSS SP-97 assume that both the branch and header pipe have a common wall
thickness equal to the pipe wall thickness shown. If the branch and header pipe have different thicknesses,
the heavier of these shall govern the selection of the O-Let fitting. Caution is required when specifying O-Lets
for high yield piping systems; fittings shall have an SMYS to match the piping or a detailed engineering review
shall be undertaken to establish the required rating basis for lower yield fittings.
2.
MSS SP-97 published ratings do not address O-Let fittings for use with branch pipe greater than NPS
6 on Schedule 160 header pipe (insufficient reinforcement), or O-Let fittings for use with branch or run
pipe greater than Schedule 160. In these cases, the purchaser is required to provide full specifications
for both the branch and run pipe (e.g., NPS 4 Sch XXS branch on NPS 12 Sch XXS header, ASME
B31.3) so that the fitting manufacturer can ensure that the supplied fitting has adequate dimensions
(e.g., reinforcement area) to meet Code requirements. Final verification of the acceptability of such
custom fittings is the responsibility of the Designer.
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PIPE CLASS TABLES

Revision History ........................................................................................................................................................194
Service Index .............................................................................................................................................................197
Summary of Line Class Specifications........................................................................................................................199
Material Equivalency Table for Piping Components ...................................................................................................203
General Notes for Line Class Specifications ...............................................................................................................205
Line Class Specifications............................................................................................................................................211
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Pipe Class Tables: Revision History:

Rev. d
Minor Update .............................................................................................................................................
Modified General Note 4 to include reference to NACE RP0475
Modified General Note 26 regarding needle valves.
All sour classes ASN, ASL, AX, ADX, etc. for flanged x NPT instrument valves in these classes, added NACE to
short description.
Changed all SW needle valves to extended body and changed all corresponding codes from A to B. Affects all
process classes 150 thru 1500.
Removed redundant needle valve description from class BBG.
Class BH changed instrument valves and added comment that threaded pipe only permitted downstream of root
valves and reference to note 59.
Steam classes AST and BST, added NPT fittings and flanges for use downstream of root valves. Added NPT globe
valve.
Changed all instrument valve codes in AST and BST.
Clarified that Olets to be F316/316L in Classes AX, BX, CX, DX, and EX
Added comments that sockolets shall replace threadolets in Classes BH, FBN, FBL, ABC, ABG, BBC, BBG, CBC,
CBG and weldolets shall replace threadolets in Classes FSN, FSL, and FDX.
Modified language around sour service used in the specification of materials in Class DSL-PL12 to capture better
the requirements stated in the recent ERCB document Sour Service Materials Requirements. In substance, there
shouldnt be any real impact.
Modified Notes 31 and 32 and ASME 2500 Classes with regards to tubing and tube fittings.
Changed NPT gates and globes in Class 150 steam and steam tracing to BB and API Trim 8.
Increased size of listed globe valves to 14 in AST and BST
Modified ZS and ZG and in particular changed the rating of ZS since it was unnecessarily high
Modified flanged gate and globe descriptions in AST and BST
Modified Note 4 for Duplex SS material and to clarify environmental restrictions.
Added new note 72 to more accurately describe PWHT requirements for Class DSL-PL12.
Modified instrument valves specified to eliminate dissimilar metal welds (e.g., 316 to CS). Affected classes are:
ABL, ASL, ASN, AST, BBL, BSN, BSL, BST, BH, CBL, CSN, CSL, DBL, DSN, DSL, EBL, ESN, ESL
Retagged socket weld instrument valves in classes AX, BX, CX, DX, and EX with no change in actual requirements.
Modified Note 26 to address dissimilar metal welds
Modified Note 59 to address permissibility of NPT inlets on instrument valves
Removed Note 12 from fittings in classes FSN, FSL, and FDX as it should not have been shown.
Class DSL-PL12, Changed from Note 14 to Note 18 under gaskets.
Class DX, added reference to Note 18 under flanges.
General Note 37, modified to note that CSA Z662 requires a minimum 8 hr test.
Modified comments on O-lets in Classes ABC, ABG, BBC, BBG, CBC, CBG, AST, BST, BH, FBN, and FBL.
Renamed Classes AST and BST as AST3 and BST3 to clarify that these are B31.3 steam classes and to allow for
future B31.1 steam classes.
Changed all references to Duplex Grade S31803 to Duplex Grade S32205 for pipe and from F51 to F60 for forgings
(due to higher nitrogen content and better weld properties). Tubing unaffected since not welded. Classes ADX,
BDX, CDX, DDX, EDX, and FDX.
Modified bolting in Classes AX, BX, CX, DX, and EX to match requirements of Appendix B and added piggable
swing check valves to each class.
Added new classes ABX, BBX, CBX, DBX, and EBX for stainless steel piping in sweet service. This also required
the following changes:
Modification to notes 4, 24 & 74 and deletion of notes 24 & 74 from class AX and deletion of note 74 from
classes BX thru EX.
Renamed classes AX thru EX to ASX thru ESX to maintain consistency with class labeling used with carbon
steel classes.
Corrected error in Classes FSL, and FDX where MT was shown at 10% instead of 100%.
Changed MT requirement to PT for all stainless and duplex stainless steel classes; cant MT stainless or duplex
Classes BBN and BBL, NPS 16 to 20 pipe and fittings were over specified at Sch 40 when Sch XS is lighter and
acceptable by Code.
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Reworded descriptions for temperature limits of ball valves to prevent confusion and reduced max temp shown for
any soft seated ball valve to 150 C. Reworded descriptions for temperature limits on other soft seated valves with no
practical change in limit shown.
Classes ADX thru EDX, changed SW needle valve code from N60P7B to N60P7E to require graphite packing on
this SW valve.
Added reference to new Table RT-26 in all line classes.
Classes AST and BST: Changed G01R10A, G03R10A, L01R10A & L03R10A to max 1 , and reduced G01R10B,
G03R10B, L01R10B & L03R10B to 2, and changed all these tags to bolted bonnets due to difficulty of finding
welded bonnets.
Modified General Note 9 to address Bleed Rings
Modified General Note 5
Modified General Note 19 to provide information on acceptability of welded SS piping components.
Added material equivalency table for piping components
Changed max temp limit for Sour Classes to 260 from 288 to be consistent with criteria for sulphidation in the
Vessel Specification.
Extended Primary Process Classes (Carbon Steel) at Class 300, 600 and 900 to NPS 24.
Changed ball valve descriptions in basic classes (xBN, xBL, xSN, and xSL) to require ENC trim for trunnion
mounted valves instead of full stainless.
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Service Index
Service
Matl
Prod.
Abrn
Warm Ambient
Classes,
-29C
Cold Ambient Classes,

-45C
Sweet Process, includes:

*
Oil & Gas
*
Flare & Drain
*
Liquid Propane & Butane
*
Produced Water
*
Boiler Feedwater
*
Lube Oil
*
Fuel Gas
*
Utility & Sweet Glycol
*
Water (Fire, Cooling, etc.)
*
Glycol / Hot Oil < 150 C
CS
ABN, BBN, CBN, DBN,

EBN, FBN
ABL, BBL, CBL, DBL, EBL,

FBL
Sour Process, includes:

*
Oil & Gas
*
Flare & Drain
*
Produced Water
*
Amine
*
Acid Gas
*
Sour Glycol
CS
ASN, BSN, CSN, DSN,

ESN, FSN
ASL, BSL, CSL, DSL, ESL,

FSL
Sour Process
(Sulphidation Resistant)
5Cr-Mo
Cryogenic Process, includes:

*
Flare & Drain
*
Cryogenic plant piping
304/304L
SS
A/G Pipeline
DSL-PL12
Steam / Steam Condensate
CS5, DS5, ES5
None
Temperature -101 C: ABC, BBC, CBC
Temperature -198 C: ABG, BBG, CBG
CS
AST3, BST3
None
Corrosive Sweet Fluids, includes:

*
Salt Water
*
Lube Oil, Seal Oil
316/316L
SS
ABX1, BBX1, CBX1, DBX1, EBX1
Corrosive Sour Fluids, includes:

*
Sour Produced Water
*
Acid Gas
316/316L
SS
ASX, BSX, CSX, DSX, ESX

(formerly AX, BX, CX, DX, EX)
Note: NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 may restrict the use of
these classes in certain environments
Corrosive Sour Fluids, includes:

*
Sour Produced Water
*
Acid Gas
2205
Duplex SS
ADX, BDX, CDX, DDX, EDX, FDX

Note: NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 may restrict the use of
these classes in certain environments
Corrosive Fluids, includes:

*
Salt Water
Multi-phase Production
FRP
AF
None
Liquid Sulphur (Steam Jacketed)
CS
AQ, BQ
None
Dry Instrument Air or Utility Water
CS
AI
None
Galv. CS
AJ
None
Hot Oil (operating temp 150 C)
CS
BH
None
Glycol and Hot Oil Heat Tracing
SMLS SS
ZG
None
Dry / Wet Instrument Air or

Domestic Water
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Steam Tracing
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SMLS SS
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Classes,
-29C
Cold Ambient Classes,

-45C
ZS
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Summary of Piping Classes

Line
Class
Spec.
ASME
Class
Flange
Type
Material
C.A.,
mm
Maximum
Pressure,
kPag
Temp.
Range,
C
ABN
150
RF
CS
1.5
1,960
-29/200
Sweet Process
ABL
150
RF
LTCS
1.5
1,960
-45/200
Low Temperature, Sweet Process
ABC
150
RF
304/304L SS
1,900
-101/200
Cold Process
ABG
150
RF
304/304L SS
1,900
-198/200
Cryogenic Process
ASN
150
RF
CS
3.0
1,960
-29/200
Sour Process
ASL
150
RF
LTCS
3.0
1,960
-45/200
Low Temperature, Sour Process
AST3
150
RF
CS
1.5
1,960
-29/200
AF
150
FF
FRP
1,960
-29/90
Corrosive Fluids
AI
150
RF
CS
1.5
1,035
-29/66
Dry Instrument Air, Utility Water
AJ
150
RF
Galv. CS
1,035
-29/66
Dry / Wet Instrument Air, Domestic Water
AQ
150
RF
CS
3.0
1,472
-29/200
Liquid Sulphur
ABX1
150
RF
316/316L SS
1,900
-45/200
Corrosive Fluids (Sweet)
ASX
150
RF
316/316L SS
1,900
-45/200
Corrosive Fluids (Sour)
ADX
150
RF
2205 Duplex
2,000
-45/200
BBN
300
RF
CS
1.5
5,110
-29/400
Sweet Process
BBL
300
RF
LTCS
1.5
5,110
-45/340
BBC
300
RF
304/304L SS
4,960
-101/400
Cold Process
BBG
300
RF
304/304L SS
4,960
-198/400
Cryogenic Process
BSN
300
RF
CS
3.0
5,110
-29/260
Sour Process
BSL
300
RF
LTCS
3.0
5,110
-45/260
BST3
300
RF
CS
1.5
5,110
-29/400
BH
300
RF
CS
1.5
3,470
-29/400
Hot Oil ( 150C)
BQ
300
RF
CS
3.0
4,440
-29/400
Liquid Sulphur
BBX1
300
RF
316/316L SS
4,960
-45/400
BSX
300
RF
316/316L SS
4,960
-45/400
BDX
300
RF
2205 Duplex
5,170
-45/315
CBN
600
RF
CS
1.5
10,210
-29/400
Sweet Process
CBL
600
RF
LTCS
1.5
10,210
-45/340
CBC
600
RF
304/304L SS
9,930
-101/400
Cold Process
CBG
600
RF
304/304L SS
9,930
-198/400
Cryogenic Process
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Line
Class
Spec.
ASME
Class
Flange
Type
Material
C.A.,
mm
Maximum
Pressure,
kPag
Temp.
Range,
C
CSN
600
RF
CS
3.0
10,210
-29/260
Sour Process
CSL
600
RF
LTCS
3.0
10,210
-45/260
CS5
600
RF
5Cr-Mo
2.4
10,340
-29/538
Sour Process (Sulphidation Resistant)
CBX1
600
RF
316/316L SS
9,930
-45/400
CSX
600
RF
316/316L SS
9,930
-45/400
CDX
600
RF
2205 Duplex
10,340
-45/315
DBN
900
RTJ
CS
1.5
15,320
-29/400
Sweet Process
DBL
900
RTJ
LTCS.
1.5
15,320
-45/340
DSN
900
RTJ
CS
3.0
15,320
-29/260
Sour Process
DSL
900
RTJ
LTCS
3.0
15,320
-45/260
DS5
900
RTJ
5Cr-Mo
2.4
15,515
-29/538
DSLPL12
900
RTJ
LTCS
3.0
14,600
-45/120
Low Temperature, Sour Process, A/G

Pipeline (Borealis Project)
DBX1
900
RTJ
316/316L SS
14,600
-45/400
DSX
900
RTJ
316/316L SS
14,600
-45/400
DDX
900
RTJ
2205 Duplex
15,510
-45/315
EBN
1500
RTJ
CS
1.5
25,173
-29/375
Sweet Process
EBL
1500
RTJ
LTCS
1.5
25,173
-45/340
ESN
1500
RTJ
CS
3.0
25,530
-29/260
Sour Process
ESL
1500
RTJ
LTCS
3.0
25,530
-45/260
ES5
1500
RTJ
5Cr-Mo
2.4
25,860
-29/538
EBX1
1500
RTJ
316/316L SS
24,820
-45/400
ESX
1500
RTJ
316/316L SS
24,820
-45/400
EDX
1500
RTJ
2205 Duplex
25,860
-45/315
FBN
2500
RTJ
CS
1.5
42,550
-29/400
Sweet Process
FBL
2500
RTJ
LTCS
1.5
42,550
-45/340
FSN
2500
RTJ
CS
3.0
42,550
-29/260
Sour Process
FSL
2500
RTJ
LTCS
3.0
42,550
-45/260
FDX
2500
RTJ
2205 Duplex
43,090
-45/315
ZG
600*
N/A
SMLS SS
8,274
-29/400
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Line
Class
Spec.
ASME
Class
Flange
Type
Material
C.A.,
mm
Maximum
Pressure,
kPag
Temp.
Range,
C
ZS
800*
N/A
SMLS SS
10,400
-29/313
Typical Service
Steam Tracing
* Tubing Class has a rating nominally equivalent to or higher than the flange class shown, but not equal to that of the next
higher flange class for the specified service (pressure, temperature).
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Material Equivalency Table for ASTM Piping Components

Component Type
Pipe
Flanges & Forgings
Wrought Fittings
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Material Designated
Material Equivalent
A106 Grade B SMLS
A333 Grade 6 SMLS
A312 Grade TP304/304L SMLS
A312 Grade TP316/316L EFW
A312 Grade TP316/316L SMLS or A358 Grade 316/316L EFW
A358 Grade 316/316L EFW
A928 Grade S32205 Class 1 EFW
A790 Grade S32205 SMLS
A105N
A350 Grade LF2 Class 1
A182 Grade F304/304L
A182 Grade 316/316L
A234 Grade WPB SMLS
A420 Grade WPL6 SMLS
A403 Grade 304/304L SMLS
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General Notes for Pipe Class Tables

1.
Post weld heat treat (PWHT) all carbon steel welds with a pipe wall thickness greater than or equal to 19 mm () in accordance
with ASME B31.3. In addition, welds in the following services shall be PWHT as indicated:
2.
Amine service: MEA and DIPA at all operating temperatures; DEA and MDEA at temperatures above 38C.
Stainless steel piping: when specified in the Engineering Design. (Consult a qualified Materials Engineer).
Caustic services: if greater than 30%, PWHT for operating temperatures above 43C; if less than 30%, PWHT for operating
temperatures above 60C.
Low temperature services when required by the weld procedure specification.
Process piping in severe vibrating services; such services also require 100% Radiography.
Note: Fillet or branch connection welds require PWHT when the thickness through the weld in any plane is greater than
twice the material thickness requiring heat treatment above; no exceptions. Refer to ASME B31.3.
Post weld heat treat (PWHT) all carbon steel welds with a pipe wall thickness greater than or equal to 9.5 mm (3/8). In addition,
welds in the following services shall be PWHT as indicated:
High Concentration Sour Service: all welds.

Amine service: MEA and DIPA at all operating temperatures; DEA and MDEA at temperatures above 38C.
Stainless steel piping: when specified in the Engineering Design. (Consult a qualified Materials Engineer).
Low temperature services when required by the weld procedure specification.
Process piping in severe vibrating services; such services also require 100% Radiography.
Note: Fillet or branch connection welds require PWHT when the thickness through the weld in any plane is greater than
twice the material thickness requiring heat treatment above; no exceptions. Refer to ASME B31.3.
3
All weld procedures require Charpy V-notch certification to the design minimum temperature per ASME B31.3 and Section 7.1
Item 8 of this Specification. Note: the design maximum temperature of low temperature carbon steel classes is restricted to 340C
due to a limitation on A352-LCC valve bodies:
Carbon Steels: For three full size specimens, the minimum average impact value shall be 18 Joules and no individual value
shall be less than 14 Joules.
Stainless Steels: For three full size specimens, the minimum average lateral expansion value shall be 0.38 mm (0.015).
Materials shall meet the requirements of the Sour Service Supplement included as Appendix B of this specification. A summary
of the carbon equivalent, yield strength, and hardness requirements can be found in the Companys MTR checklist (Form SF-2).
The design maximum temperature of carbon steel sour service classes is limited to 260C due to excessive weight loss corrosion
above this temperature. Specific restrictions applicable to line classes include:
5.
Line Classes ASN, ASL, ASX, and ADX may not be used in High Concentration Sour Service.
The use of line classes ASX, BSX, CSX, DSX, and ESX is limited as specified below:
o These line classes may not be used in for High Concentration Sour Service without written Company approval.
o Environmental restrictions specified in NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 shall apply unless exempted by Table 1 of Part 3 of
that document or otherwise permitted by Appendix B of this Specification.
o These line classes may be used in Sour Produced Water Service where permitted by NACE RP0475 when exempted
from Part 3 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
The use of line classes ADX, BDX, CDX, DDX, EDX, and FDX is limited as specified below:
o Environmental restrictions specified in NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 shall apply unless exempted by Table 1 of Part 3 of
that document or otherwise permitted by Appendix B of this Specification.
o These line classes may be used in Sour Produced Water Service where permitted by NACE RP0475 when exempted
from Part 3 of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156.
Threaded connections are not permitted in the following services (SW, butt welded or flanged connections should be used):
Upstream of root valves: below the liquid level on vessels greater than 3.0 m3 in hydrocarbon service; sour service; LPG or
other HVP service outdoors; rotating equipment vents and drains; steam service; and, hot oil or glycol service at 60C and
above.
Both upstream and downstream of root valves: sour service greater than 1% H2S, and for LPG or other HVP service indoors.
Regardless of restrictions listed above, threaded connections are permitted for: pressure relief devices, ends of gauge glasses
and level alarms, thermowells, pressure gauges, union nuts, threaded plugs in vents and drains, instrument isolation (root)
valves (including the inlet except in steam, hot oil or glycol service), and other instrument and tubing connections.
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Threaded piping is not permitted for High Concentration Sour Service, for Severe Cyclic Service, or for Category M service.
Socket welding piping is not permitted for High Concentration Sour Service or Category M service, and is not recommended
in Severe Cyclic Service. Threaded connections for instruments and tubing, and threaded plugs in vents and drains, are
permitted.
Threaded piping cannot be used above 345C unless seal welded, due to a lack of available thread sealant compounds.
6.
Where this note applies, the threaded pipe may have a reduced corrosion allowance. This reduced corrosion allowance shall in no
case be less than 50% of that otherwise specified for the Pipe Class.
7.
Additional requirements for High Concentration Sour Service:
Threaded and socket welded connections are not permitted except where absolutely necessary and then shall originate in NPS
2 (DN 50) tapped blind flanges.
Flanges shall be a minimum of ASME 300.
Piping less than NPS 2 (DN 50) should only be used when an operating necessity.
8.
The use of threaded connections should be avoided in hot oil systems. Consideration should be given to the use of socket-welded
connections in place of threaded connections (e.g., needle valves, sample connections, etc.). In addition, flanged thermowells
should be used in place of threaded thermowells. Permatex RTV Red, High Temperature Silicone Gasket Maker #26, or
approved equal, should be used to seal threaded connections.
9.
Additional requirements for specific types of fittings:
Spacers are recommended in socket welding connections to ensure proper fit-up and assembly.
Threaded bushings are not normally permitted; refer to Section A.2 Item 5. Bushings are manufactured to ASME B16.11.
Unions, G.J. with integral steel seats to be per ASME B16.39
Threadolets, sockolets, and weldolets to be per MSS SP-97.
Swaged nipples and bull plugs to be per MSS SP-95.
Unless otherwise listed above, threaded and socketwelded fittings to be per ASME B16.11.
Bleed rings are not recommended as these are unlisted components but they may be used when approved by the Company
provided they have a valid CRN or CCRN and are properly marked with ASME Class and size. Wafer components such as
bleed rings result in less reliable flanged joints and can contribute to fire risk.
Y-Laterals may be derated to as low as 40% of the equivalent thickness of straight pipe. Full strength Y-Laterals (with
repads) should normally be ordered. Fabricators shall obtain a CRN numbers for Y-Lateral designs.
Unless otherwise noted, buttweld fittings to be per ASME B16.9.
10. Notes pertaining to bolting:
The use of non-sour grades of bolting (e.g., B7 for normal temperatures and L7 for low temperatures) should be considered
for very high temperature or cyclic services where bolting shall not be exposed to sour gas; the use of regular high strength
bolting as opposed to medium strength sour service bolting may provide a more reliable joint in these services.
All bolting shall be lubricated using an appropriate compound, prior to installation. Examples are, for carbon steel bolting
Never-Seez Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound, or for stainless steel bolting Pure Nickel Anti-Seize Compound.
Refer to Section 7.5 Item 5 for additional information on bolt lubricants.
11. Tubing sizes over 1/2 shall not be used in process or critical utility service without Company approval. Tubing is referenced
using imperial designations to clearly distinguish these materials from their metric equivalents and prevent errors in placing
orders. The Company does not currently use metric tubing products. Corrosion allowance on Stainless Steel tubing is 0 mm.
12. Threaded pipe is not permitted. Where piping is required, use socket welded or butt welded pipe, fittings and valves as indicated.
Threaded connections are permitted for items such as needle valves or thermowells. In sweet service these items may be installed
into NPS or 1 (DN 20 or 25) threadolets; in sour service these items shall be installed into NPS 2 (DN 50) tapped blind flanges.
13. Orifice flanges shall have NPS (DN 15) NPT taps on ASME 150 thru 600 flanges, NPS (DN 20) NPT taps on ASME 900 and
1500 flanges, and NPS (DN 20) NPT taps on ASME 2500 flanges with the exception that all taps on steam piping shall be
socket welded. On ASME 2500 flanges, an adapter piece (supplied by Autoclave) shall be used to convert from NPT taps to 9/16
Autoclave tubing. Pressure taps installed on pipe shall be located a distance of 1D upstream and D downstream of the orifice
plate (where D is the internal diameter of the line).
14. Additional details for RF flange gaskets are as follows (further information on service suitability and ordering requirements may
be found in Section 7.6):
Subject to the following restrictions, non-metallic flat gaskets may be used in any service with Company approval. Flat
gaskets shall be limited to ASME 150 or 300 service and temperatures less than 200C.
Metal-jacketed gaskets may be used in services other than ASME 150 with Company approval.
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The standard ASME B16.5 flange facing finish is 125 to 250 in. This is appropriate for spiral wound gaskets but may not be
suitable for other types of gaskets (e.g., metal jacketed is typically 63 to 125 in and neoprene is typically 250 to 500 in);
consult gasket manufacturer for specific recommendations.
All spiral wound and metal-jacketed gaskets shall be per ASME B16.20. Flat gaskets shall be per ASME B16.21.
Flexite Super is a Flexitallic trade name for mineral (e.g., mica) filled spiral wound gaskets (not fire resistant). Flexicarb
is a Flexitallic trade name for flexible graphite filled spiral wound gaskets (inherently fire resistant). Equivalent products
manufactured by Lamons or Garlock are permitted as substitutes for Flexitallic products.
Unless otherwise specified by the Company, spiral wound gaskets with inner rings (style CGI) shall be used. Style CGI
gaskets shall be required for all hot oil systems and all ASME 900 to 1500 flanges. Standard ASME B16.20 dimensions for
inner rings are normally acceptable; however, if required to minimize dead space, inner ring bore can be specified to match
pipe bore.
In specialized services (e.g., concentrated acid or highly oxidizing services), PTFE filled spiral wound gaskets should be
used; asbestos filled spiral wound gaskets may be used with Company approval.
Standard spiral wound gaskets shall not be used with internally coated piping. Gaskets for internally coated piping shall be
selected in accordance with Section 7.6 Item 4.
15. Unspecified pipe material shall be specified on a project basis and shall be approved by the Company.
16. Material and bore for Hub and Clamp connectors shall be specified on a project basis and approved by the Company; makes and
models of Hub and Clamp connectors should be standardized within a facility. Welding and heat treatment procedures shall be
compatible with specified materials and are subject to Company review and approval. Bolting shall be in accordance with the Pipe
Class requirements. Refer to Section 7.4 Item 6 and Section B.7 Item 2 for additional requirements relating to Hub and Clamp
assemblies.
17. Note that per ASME B16.11, Class 9000 socketweld fittings are rated only to Schedule XXS pipe. Where Schedule XXS pipe is
not adequate, Class 9000 socketweld fittings are not adequate.
18. Type R octagonal rings are preferred due to superior sealing characteristics. In severe salt water service the use of Inconel 600,
Monel 400, or 316 SS coated RTJ rings is required; alternately, Pikotek VCS (c/w Teflon seal ring) gaskets may be used with RF
or RTJ flanges. Where required in ASME 900 thru 1500 services, RF flanges may be used with Company approval (e.g., for ease
of fit up, etc.); refer to Note 14 for additional information on RF flange gaskets in such services.
19. Additional requirements for Austenitic Stainless Steel piping systems:
Consult a qualified Materials Engineer to ensure service compatibility
Stainless steel shall not be used in chloride service without written Company approval.
Pipe, flanges, and fittings shall be solution heat treated and pickled.
When hydrotesting, only potable water with no more than 50 mg/l chlorides shall be used; piping shall be completely drained
and blown dry following testing.
Seamless pipe and fittings have been specified but longitudinally seam welded pipe and fittings may be considered when
seamless material is unavailable. Refer to Table 3 and Table 4 for additional information on suitable welded materials.
20. Stainless steel materials shall be dual certified (e.g., 316/316L) to obtain the higher strength of the normal grade while retaining
the resistance to sensitization of the L grade. ASME B16.5, B16.34, and B31.3 all derate L grades of SS though in some
cases L grades of SS pipe may still have been adequate to meet the pressure rating of 304 or 316 SS flanges.
21. Electroless nickel coated balls and stems may be considered for trunnion mounted ball valves in non-abrasive, non-corrosive, and
non-critical services.
22. Where used for PSV isolation, full port valves shall be specified. Otherwise, regular port valves may be specified for general
applications. For small ball valves port type is indicated by the letter R (regular port) or F (full port) following the valve tag
number; for example, B06S3A-F.
23. Additional requirements for check valves are as follows:
Check valves should normally be installed so that there are no flow restrictions or obstructions either 5 diameters upstream or
2 diameters downstream of the valve. In no case shall a throttling valve be installed contrary to these requirements.
Installation or a check valve contrary to these requirements could result damage to the valve and subsequent piping or
equipment damage.
Horizontal lift check valves may consist of a ball or piston design; piston checks are preferred except in the case of viscous
fluids or dirty services where ball check valves should be used. The style of horizontal lift valve is indicated by the letter P
(piston) or B (ball) following the valve tag number; for example, CH08T3-P.
Non-slam Piston check valves shall be used in pulsating service (e.g., discharge of reciprocating equipment) or for high risk
or high discharge pressure applications with centrifugal equipment (e.g., very large volume piping systems downstream of
pump, piping systems susceptible to water hammer damage, design pressures ASME Class 1500 or greater, etc.)
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Dual plate (or tilting disc) check valves are normally preferred for centrifugal pump or compressor discharge services.
Consideration shall be given to the installation of a stop check valve and dual plate check valve downstream of such
equipment. Dual plate check valve tag numbers will generally end in an A if the valve is a smaller size and cannot be
manufactured with flanged ends (e.g., CD01R1A) or a B if the valve is sufficiently large to be available with flanged end
connections (e.g., CD01R1B).
The lack of descriptions for such valves is not intended to prevent the designer from selecting other specialized check valves
such as in-line silent check valves (e.g., Durabla check valves) where appropriate. The company has had excellent success
using Durabla check valves on the discharge of pumps with large differential pressures.
24. Slip-on flanges, NPS 6 (DN 150) and smaller, may be used for non-corrosive services in pipe classes ABN, ABL, AI, AJ, and
ABX when approved by the Company. Spiral wound gaskets used with slip-on flanges shall not have an inner ring as this may
interfere with the fillet weld.
25. Consideration should be given to using flanged valves instead of threaded or socket welded valves in ASME 900 thru 2500
classes.
26. Additional requirements for needle valves (hand and gauge valves):
Extended body needle valves are required on insulated lines. Unless otherwise requested, the body extension shall be
75 mm (3).
Where 316 SS valves are to be welded, 316L SS (or dual graded material) shall be substituted for 316 SS. Dissimilar metal
welds (e.g., 316L to carbon steel) are not permitted in sour service.
A large number of other instrument isolation valve descriptions are provided for valve codes N (traditional SB&B valves)
and SI (DB&B valves) with the valve long descriptions. These alternative valves may have higher temperature ratings,
different end connections, or different configurations from those listed but may be used when approved by the Company.
However, only valves with a numeric service code equivalent to the listed valves should be used.
27. In sizes NPS 2 (DN 65) and smaller, ASME 900 & 1500 flanges are equivalent therefore ASME 1500 valves may be substituted
for ASME 900 valves. However, unless dual stamped ASME 900 valves may not be substituted for ASME 1500 valves as ASME
B16.34 permits ASME 900 valve bodies to have a minimum thickness less than that permitted for ASME 1500 valves.
28. Refer to Section 7.7 Item 13 for limitations on the use of Butterfly valves. Refer to Section 7.7 Item 3 for limitations on, and
additional requirements for, the use of wafer style valves.
29. Additional requirements for valves with elastomer (soft) seats or seals; typically, but not exclusively, ball valves:
Valve descriptions provided are for typical services; for specialized services (e.g., high temperature, H2S greater than 10%,
brine, caustic, or amine service) valve and elastomer specifications should be reviewed with a qualified Materials Engineer.
In amine service, Teflon or PEEK should be substituted where Viton is specified in valve tables
Soft seated valves may not be rated for ASME Class pressures; even those valves rated to full ASME pressure in the cold
condition will not be rated to ASME pressures at elevated temperatures. Ensure all soft seated valves are rated for the
intended design pressure and temperature.
Where soft seated valves are required with elevated service temperatures, consult valve manufacturers as alternate seat and/or
seal materials may provide higher ratings. Consider soft-seated valves with Viton or PEEK elastomers; alternately, a number
of manufacturers can supply metal seated valves (including ball valves) with higher pressure temperature ratings.
30. Gate valves in cryogenic services (-101 or -198C) should not be installed at a 45 angle to prevent potential freezing of liquids in
the trap at the base of the valve body; if liquids are trapped and freeze, the valve cannot be closed.
31. Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure tubing, fittings and valves are cold worked and a qualified Materials Engineer may need to
be consulted to determine whether alternate materials should be specified based on the anticipated service conditions. Where
alternate materials are required, substitutes may include Duplex 2205, Monel 400, or Hastelloy C276. NACE MR0175/ISO 15156
permits the use of cold worked Duplex 2205 subject to specific limitations.
32. Reserved for future use.
33. Additional requirements for galvanized piping:
Welding is not permitted unless galvanized coating is ground off the weld area.
Pipe and components shall be hot dip galvanized in accordance with ASTM A123.
34. Use flat face flanges and ASME B16.21 nonmetallic flat gaskets to mate FRP pipe, hydrants and cast iron equipment.
35. Butterfly valves are normally preferred in cryogenic service due to their low thermal mass; ball valves are often limited to NPS 4
(DN 100) and below though this is not a mandatory requirement.
36. Refer to the Fiberglass Piping Supplement in the Piping Specification for additional requirements relating to the specification,
design, fabrication, and installation of Fiberglass piping systems.
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37. Cyclic hydro-testing to a minimum of 1.5 times the design pressure, is required and shall be as follows:
Pressure shall be raised to test pressure at a maximum rate of 700 kPa per minute,
System shall be held at test pressure for 5 minutes and then the pressure shall be released,
Repeat until the system has been satisfactorily cycled up and down a minimum of 10 times without leaking,
Upon completion of a minimum of 5 cycles, system shall be taken to test pressure and held for a final 4 hr leak test. Note:
CSA Z662 pipelines require a minimum 8 hr test.
38. Straight FRP pipe and fittings listed have a static pressure rating of 3204 kPag (450 psig) and a cyclic pressure rating of
2170 kPag (300 psig). Some FRP fittings may have reduced ratings; most commonly a static rating of 1650 kPa (225 psi) and a
dynamic rating of 1034 kPag (150 psig); FRP Saddle fittings listed in Note 40 are not permitted. FRP fittings that are not
specifically identified in the piping class shall not be used as they may have unacceptably low pressure ratings. Consult Smith
Fibercast for detailed information on pressure ratings of all components. Where reduced rating fittings are specified, the design
pressure of the system shall be no more than 1.1 times the cyclic pressure rating of the lowest rated component.
40. The following FRP saddles are not permitted due to SPRs less than 1602 kPag (225 psig): 8x6, 10x6, 10x8, 12x8, 12x10, 14x10,
14x12, 16x12, and 16x14.
41. Smith Fibercast adhesive kits 8014 and 8069 contain the same materials. Kit 8014 is a standard size whereas 8069 is a large size.
42. Reducing bushings with a larger size of NPS 2 (DN 50) may have a two-size reduction. Minimum outlet size shall be NPS
(DN 20).
43. Interpretation of radiographs on internal pipe shall be to sour service standards whereas interpretation of radiographs on external
pipe jackets shall be to sweet service standards.
44. Hydrotest pressures less than that listed may be required for piping systems with design pressures below the maximum pressure
shown (e.g., when the system contains components with ratings less than the normally applicable flange rating) or when testing
through vessels or other equipment with lower maximum allowable working pressures (refer to Section 8.6).
46. Piping in this class with a wall thickness in excess of 12.7 mm has been specified as low temperature material in order to ensure a
minimum design temperature of -29C.
47. Refer to Section 7.7 Item 3 for limitations on, and additional requirements for, the use of wafer style valves.
48. Socket welded flanges shall only be used in sour service if the fabricator has completed weld procedure qualification and welder
qualification using representative flanges to ensure that the requirements of NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 can be met, or if the
flange welds are to receive PWHT.
49. No general descriptions are provided for API 6D thru conduit gate valves at this time. These valves are permitted and must be
reviewed to ensure soft seat materials are suitable for the intended service. See also Note 29 for information pertaining to soft
seated valves.
50. Double block and bleed instrument valves listed shall be Oliver valves or an alternate approved by the Company. These are
specialty valves and as with all valves, they must have a valid CRN or CCRN.
51. Alberta Pipeline Regulations require that flanges, fittings and valves used in sour service pipelines must comply with the
respective CSA Standards. Consequently, where an appropriate CSA Standard exists, that standard has been used as the basis for
material specification in this pipe class. Materials may be dual graded ASTM or ASME materials that are otherwise in compliance
with an ASME Standard so long as the materials also meet the listed CSA requirements.
52. Pipeline transition pieces shall meet the requirements of Section E.4 Item 5 of this specification, which mandates requirements
beyond the minimum requirements of CSA Z662.
53 to 58 Reserved for future use.
59. On primary process and utility lines, threaded connections are only permitted at the outlet of vent and drain valves, at hydrostatic
test connections, at instrument isolation (root) valves (in steam, glycol and hot oil service, on outlets only), and to match
equipment. Threaded connections are permitted on branch lines downstream of flanged or welded isolation valves (i.e., root
valves).
60. In Ball valves, Nitrided carbon steel balls may be accepted as an alternative to full stainless steel balls.
61 to 71 Reserved for future use.
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72. Post weld heat treat (PWHT) materials with a pipe wall thickness greater than or equal to 9.5 mm (3/8). In High Concentration
Sour Service all materials shall receive PWHT regardless of wall thickness. Line pipe to riser welds (below grade) are exempted
and do not require PWHT unless required by the approved WPS or CSA Z662.
74. Bolting may be provided with an appropriate coating (e.g., Teflon). ASTM A193-B8 Class 2, Strain Hardened, 316 SS Stud Bolts
c/w ASTM A194-8MA Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud) may be used as an alternate to the specified carbon steel
bolting.
76. Nickel Aluminum Bronze (Ni-Al-Br) valves are listed for use in sweet produced water services. Ni-Al-Br is suitable for water
containing sodium chloride and/or potassium chloride but is not recommended where the water contains calcium chloride nor
should they be used where the H2S content exceeds 20 mg/l; stainless steel valves should be used in these services.
77 and 78. Reserved for future use.
.
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Typical Service: Sweet Process

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Carbon Steel)
ABN
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure = 1,960 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table RT-16 for Temp. derating)
Temp. Range -29 to 200C
PWHT: Note 1
NDE: 10% RT Buttwelds, 10% MT Fillets, 10% RT SW for fit-up.
Hydrotest @ 2,940 kPag44
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS, Plain ends
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS, Beveled ends
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
ASTM A269-TP316/316L SMLS, Fully annealed
1/2
0.049
NOTE
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASTM A105N, FS, Screwed
11,20
ASTM A182-F316 Swagelok LP Fittings, No equal permitted
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASTM A105N, FS, Socketweld
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
ASTM A234-WPB-S, Buttweld
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 24
Sch Std.
Branch connections per Table RT-3 & RT-26

(all O-lets to be A105N)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., Socketweld
1 to 2
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch 80 bore
3 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 24
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch Std. bore
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
Use normal flanges and install pressure taps on pipe
All
ASME 150
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
24,34
13
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin.

Tapped blinds per Table RT-5
All
ASME 150
ASTM A516-70N, RF
Thickness per Table RT-13: Type per Table RT-22
All
ASME 150
Flexitallic Flexicarb CGI, 316 SS windings and inner ring,
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
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or approved equal.
All
ASTM A193-B7M Alloy Steel Stud Bolts c/w

ASTM A194-2HM Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud)
Length per Table RT-9
SemCAMS
10
211 of 480
SSP-60d

ABN
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure = 1,960 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table RT-16 for Temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, A105, Ext. body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105, Multiport
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105, Ext. body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S1A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A105N, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece
to 1
B06T1A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A105N, 316 SS trim
to 1
B06T1B (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A105N, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece for welding
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R1B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to 120C)
1 to 8, Full
B01R1C
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
10 to 24, Full
B01R1D
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S1A
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, BB
to 1
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G08X1A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A105N, BB
1 to 24
G01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB, Gear Operator 14
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S1A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift, BC
to 1
CH08T1A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, Horizontal Lift, BC
to 1
CS08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, Swing, Full Port, BC, Max 230C
1 to 24
CS01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Swing Type, BC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 24
CS01R1B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Tilting Disc Type, BC
2 to 6
CD01R1A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type
8 to 24
CD01R1B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type
1 to 16
CP01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S1A
Class 800
to 1
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
RF, A216-WCB, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 10
L01R1A
Class 150
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Flanged, Gear Op. 8
2 to 12
F01R1B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Wafer Lug (Tapped) Type, Gear Op. 8
3 to 12
F01R1F
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Flanged, Triple Offset Type, Gear Op.
November 2010
NOTE
26
NOTE
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE
Use Alternate Valve Type (V-ball or gate)

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
212 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Low Temperature Sweet Process (see Note 3)

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Low Temperature Carbon Steel)
ABL
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure = 1,960 kPag @ -45/38C (see Table RT-16 for temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 1
NDE: 10% RT Buttwelds, 10% MT Fillets, 10% RT SW for fit-up
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A333-6 SMLS, Plain ends
Sch 80
ASTM A333-6 SMLS, Beveled ends
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
NOTE
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, Screwed
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, Socketweld
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
ASTM A420-WPL6-S, Buttweld
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 24
Sch Std.

(all O-lets to be A350-LF2 CL.1)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 150
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin., Socketweld
1 to 2
ASME 150
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch 80 bore
3 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 24
ASME 150
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch Std. bore
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
24,34
13

ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin.
All
ASME 150
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 150
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14,34
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
213 of 480
SSP-60d

ABL
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Mx F
N60P3E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, A350-LF2 CL.1, Ext. body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS, Multiport
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS, Ext. body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S3A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece
to 1
B06T3A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim
to 1
B06T3B (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece for welding
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R3B
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
1 to 8, Full
B01R3C
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
10 to 24, Full
B01R3D
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S3A
Class 800
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, BB
to 1
G08T3A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, BB
to 1
G08X3A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A350-LF2 CL.1, BB
1 to 24
G01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, BB, Gear Op. 14
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S3A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, BC
to 1
CH08T3A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, BC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CS08T3A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Swing, Full Port, BC, Max 230C
1 to 24
CS01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Swing Type, BC
2 to 24
CS01R3B
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Tilting Disc Type, BC
2 to 6
CD01R3A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type
8 to 24
CD01R3B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type
1 to 16
CP01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S3A
Class 800
to 1
L08T3A
Class 800

RF, A352-LCC, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 10
L01R3A
Class 150
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F01R3A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Flanged, Gear Op. 8
2 to 12
F01R3B
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Wafer Lug (Tapped) Type, Gear Op. 8
3 to 12
F01R3F
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Flanged, Triple Offset Type, Gear Op.
November 2010
NOTE
26
NOTE
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
214 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Cold Process (see Notes 3 and 19, Consult Company Materials Engineers)
(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Dual Graded 304/304L Stainless Steel)
ABC
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
NDE: 100% RT Buttwelds, 10% PT Fillets, 10% RT SW for fit-up.
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A312-TP304/304L SMLS, Plain ends
2 to 10
Sch 40
ASTM A312-TP304/304L SMLS, Beveled ends
20
12 to 18
Sch Std
Use Socketwelded or Buttwelded Pipe and Fittings
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A403-WP304/304L-S, Buttweld
ASTM A182-F304/304L, FS, Socketweld
ASME B16.9
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
12 to 18
Sch Std
9,20
MSS SP-97
Branch connections per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except SOLs or

WOLs shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A182-F304/304L)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w SW taps)
to 1 SW
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F304/304L, FS, RF Std. Fin., Socketweld
1 to 1
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F304/304L, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch 80 bore
2 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 18
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F304/304L, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch Std bore
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A182-F304/304L, FS, RF Std. Fin.
20
Tapped blind flanges per Table RT-5

ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All
ASTM A320-L7 Alloy Steel Stud Bolts c/w

ASTM A194-4 Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud)
SemCAMS
10
215 of 480
SSP-60d
ABC
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
MSW x FNPT, 316L SS, Ext. body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S8A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece
20,22,
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10
29,35
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R8B
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op.
1 to 8, Full
B01R8C
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
10 to 24, Full
B01R8D
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op.
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S8A
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F316L, BB
to 1
G08X8A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A182-F316L, BB
1 to 24
G01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 14
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S9A (B/P)
1 to 24
CS01R8A
2 to 24
CT01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC
2 to 6
CD01R8A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
8 to 24
CD01R8B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
1 to 16
CP01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F316L, Horizontal Lift, BC
23,47
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
L08S8A
Class 800
1 to 10
L01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F01R8A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Flanged, Gear Op. 8
2 to 12
F01R8B
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Wafer Lug (Tapped) Type, Gear Op. 8
3 to 12
F01R8F
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Flanged, Triple Offset Type, Gear Op.
November 2010
26
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
216 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Cryogenic Process (see Notes 3 and 19, Consult Company Materials Engineers)
ABG
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
20
12 to 18
Sch Std
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80
ASME B16.9
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
12 to 18
Sch Std
9,20
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w SW taps)
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 1
ASME 150
2 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 18
ASME 150
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All
ASTM A193-B8 Class 2, Strain Hardened, SS Stud Bolts c/w

ASTM A194-8MA Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud)
SemCAMS
10
217 of 480
SSP-60d
ABG
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to Min 184C)
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S9A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, TE
20,22,
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R9A
Class 150
29,35
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R9B
Class 150
1 to 8, Full
B01R9C
Class 150
10 to 24, Full
B01R9D
Class 150
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S9A
Class 800
to 1
G08X9A
Class 800
1 to 24
G01R9A
Class 150
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S9A (B/P)
1 to 24
CS01R9A
2 to 24
CT01R9A
Class 150
2 to 6
CD01R9A
Class 150
8 to 24
CD01R9B
Class 150
1 to 16
CP01R9A
Class 150
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Class 800
23,47
Class 150
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
L08S9A
Class 800
1 to 10
L01R9A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F01R9A
Class 150
2 to 12
F01R9B
Class 150
3 to 12
F01R9F
Class 150
November 2010
26
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
218 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Sour Process (see Note 4)
ASN
In High Concentration Sour Service, use Class BSN
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
Material: Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10MM
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A106-B SMLS
ASME B36.10MM
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Threaded connections only permitted downstream of root valves.

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 24
Sch Std.

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 2
ASME 150
3 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 24
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch Std bore
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
48
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
219 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Sour Process (see Note 4)
ASN
In High Concentration Sour Service, use Class BSN
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
Material: Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, A350-LF2 CL.1, Ext. body, Multiport, NACE
26,50
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS, Multiport, NACE
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS, Ext. body, Multiport, NACE
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS, NACE
2 RF x FNPT
SI01U4D
Class 150
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S2A (R/F)
to 1
to 1
2 RF x FNPT, A350-LF2 CL.1, DB&B, NACE

NOTE
Class 600
Socketweld, A105N, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece, NACE
21,22,
B06T2A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A105N, 316 SS trim, NACE
B06T2B (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A105N, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece for welding, NACE
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R2A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10, NACE
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R2B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 8, Full
B01R2C
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
10 to 24, Full
B01R2D
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S2A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Socketweld, A105N, BB, NACE
to 1
G08T2A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB, NACE
to 1
G08X2A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A105N, BB, NACE
1 to 24
G01R2A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB, Gear Op. 14, NACE
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S2A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
to 1
CH08T2A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CS08T2A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, Swing, Full Port, BC, NACE, Max 230C
1 to 24
CS01R2A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Swing Type, BC, NACE
2 to 24
CS01R2B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R2A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 to 6
CD01R2A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type, NACE
8 to 24
CD01R2B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type, NACE
1 to 16
CP01R2A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S2A
Class 800
to 1
L08T2A
Class 800

RF, A216-WCB, BB, NACE
1 to 10
L01R2A
Class 150
12 and larger
Butterfly
3 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F01R2F
Class 150
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
220 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Low Temperature Sour Process (see Notes 3 and 4)
ASL
In High Concentration Sour Service, use Class BSL
Material: Low Temperature Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
ASME 150
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
(Code: ASME B31.3
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 24
Sch Std.

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 2
ASME 150
3 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 24
ASME 150
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
48
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
221 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Low Temperature Sour Process (see Notes 3 and 4)
ASL
In High Concentration Sour Service, use Class BSL
Material: Low Temperature Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
ASME 150
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
(Code: ASME B31.3
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI01U4D
Class 150
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S4A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece, NACE
to 1
B06T4A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, NACE
to 1
B06T4B (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 piece for welding,

NACE
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R4A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10, NACE
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R4B
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
26,50

NOTE
21,22,
29
1 to 8, Full
B01R4C
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
10 to 24, Full
B01R4D
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S4A
Class 800
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, BB, NACE
to 1
G08T4A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, BB, NACE
to 1
G08X4A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A350-LF2 CL.1, BB, NACE
1 to 24
G01R4A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, BB, Gear Op. 14, NACE
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S4A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
to 1
CH08T4A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
to 1
CS08T4A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Swing, Full Port, BC, NACE, Max 230C
1 to 24
CS01R4A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Swing Type, BC, NACE
2 to 24
CS01R4B
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R4A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 to 6
CD01R4A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type, NACE
8 to 24
CD01R4B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type, NACE
1 to 16
CP01R4A
Class 150
RF, A352-LCC, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S4A
Class 800
to 1
L08T4A
Class 800

RF, A352-LCC, BB, NACE
1 to 10
L01R4A
Class 150
12 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
3 to 12
F01R4F
Class 150
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
222 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Steam / Steam Condensate

AST3
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
to 1 SW
Class 3000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 24
Sch Std.

WOLs shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A105N)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 2
ASME 150
3 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 24
ASME 150
ASME 300
(c/w SW taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 150
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All
ASTM A193-B7 Alloy Steel Stud Bolts c/w

ASTM A194-2H Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud)
SemCAMS
10
223 of 480
SSP-60d

AST3
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Mx F
N60P10E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, A105, Ext. Body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M10F
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Gate Valves
to 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
TAG #
RATING
G08S10A
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, WB
to 1
G08T10B
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G08X10A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A105N, WB
1 to 1
G01R10A
Class 150
RF, A105N, FP, BB
2 to 24
G01R10B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, BB, Gear Operator 14
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S10A-P
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift - Piston, BC
1 to 24
CS01R10A
Class 150
2 to 6
CD01R10A
Class 150
8 to 24
CD01R10B
Class 150
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S10A
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, WB, T-Pattern
to 1
L08T10C
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB, T-Pattern
1 to 1
L01R10A
Class 150
RF, A105N, BB
2 to 14
L01R10B
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB
16 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
F01R10F
150
3 to 24
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,47
NOTE
Use Alternate Valve Type

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Not normally permitted. Company approval required.
NOTE
28
SemCAMS
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SSP-60d
Typical Service: Corrosive Fluids (see Note 36)

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic)
AF
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
Max. Pressure = 1,960 kPag @ -29/90C (unless de-rated components are used)
PWHT: N/A
NDE: 100% Visual
FRP Pipe:
Material
Schedule
Cyclic Hydrotest @ 2,940 kPag 37

NPS 2 to 6
NPS 8 to 16
Notes
Smith Fibercast Red Thread II

ASTM D2996, RTRP-11AH1 (11AF1 for NPS 2, 3)
Smith Fibercast Red Thread II Performance Plus

ASTM-D2996, RTRP-11AH1
38
Wall thickness as per Smith Fibercast 300/450 psig cold working pressure rating (cyclic/static)
Construction
Threaded and Bonded (TAB)
Bell & Spigot (BxS)
Pipe Nipples
NPS to 1
Material
Notes
ASTM A312-TP316/316L SMLS Pipe Nipples, Sch 80, Threaded
FRP Fittings:
Comments:
NPS 2
NPS 3
NPS 4 to 6
NPS 8 to 16
Notes
Rating indicated is Cyclic/Static (psig). NR is not recommended as system must be de-rated to not greater
than 110% of the Cyclic Rating (unless approved by Company). FW is Filament Wound.
Elbow 45 & 90 :
Bell & Flg.
Belled
ASTM D5685, Adhesive Taper Joint

Not Permitted
Green Thread (300/450)
Green Thread Performance Plus (300/450)
Tee, Straight
Bell & Flg.
Belled
Not Permitted
Sleeve Coupling
Belled

Red Thread II (300/450)
Pipe Cap
Belled

Swg./Red, Conc.
Belled
Reducer Bushing
Bell x NPT
ASTM D5685, Adhesive Taper Joint (Two Size Reduction, Min Outlet NPS 1)
Orifice Flg
Green Thread, ASTM D5685, Adhesive Taper Joint (One or Two Size Reduction, see Note 42)
(300/450)
Not Available
(300/450)
Adapter
Spigot x NPT
Not Permitted
Belled
Bell x NPT
Not Permitted
Green Thread, ASTM D5685, Adhesive Taper Joint

NR
(200/300)
(300/450)
NR: (150/225)
Flange
Belled
Not Available
Green Thread, ASTM D4024, Adhesive Taper Joint, ASME 150 Flat Face, NPT Taps
(300/450)
Blind Flg
NR: (150/225)
Not Available NPS 10 or larger
Green Thread, ASTM D4024
ASME 300 A105N Blind Flange
ASME 150 Bolt Pattern, Flat Face w/ Backup Plate to

obtain rating (300/450)
ASME 300 A105N Flat Face Steel Blind Flange

with Full Face gasket (to prevent fluid exposure)

ASME 150 Bolt Pattern, Flat Face,

ASME 300 Bolt Pattern, Van Stone (lap joint) Flat Face
Green Thread
(300/450)
Green Thread, ASTM D5685, Adhesive Joint

Saddle (Note 40)
NR: See Table next page for Rated Pressures

Small bore threaded outlets (NPS 1 and smaller) may have embedded FRP or 316 SS bushing inserts
November 2010
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SSP-60d

AF
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: N/A
NDE: 100% Visual
Misc. Items:

NPS 1 to 6
NPS 8 to 16
Notes
FRP Adhesive
Smith Fibercast Kit 8014 Epoxy Adhesive
Gaskets
ASME B16.21 Elastomeric Neoprene, Full Faced, 3.2 mm Thick, Shore A Durometer 60 to 70
Bolting, Normal
A307-B Hex Head Bolts c/w A563-A Heavy Hex Nuts and Washers Hot Dip Zinc Coated
Bolting,
Corrosive
A193-B8M Cl.1 SS Stud Bolts c/w A194-8MA Heavy Hex Nuts and 316 SS Flat Washers
Mating Steel Piping:
Smith Fibercast Kit 8069 Epoxy Adhesive
41
NPS 1 to 6
NPS 8 to 16
Flange
ASME 150 Flat Face,

material as per mating Pipe Class
ASME 300 Flat Face,

material as per mating Pipe Class
Fittings:
per mating Pipe Class,

(ASME 150 Flat Face if flanged)
per mating Pipe Class,

(ASME 300 Flat Face if flanged)
ASME 150 Flat Face per mating Pipe Class,

w/ Full Face gasket (to prevent fluid exposure)
ASME 300 Flat Face, per mating Pipe Class

w/ Full Face gasket (to prevent fluid exposure)
Blinds, Blanks:
Tubing & Fittings
Notes
material per mating Pipe Class,
Valves:
Rating
NPS 1 to 6
NPS 8 to 16
ASME 150 Flat Faced
ASME 300 Flat Faced
Construction:
to be specified by Project
Materials:
to be specified by Project
Notes
Green Thread FRP Saddle Ratings, Cyclic Rating / Static Rating (psig)
Run /
Branch
1
1
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
10
12
14
16
300/450
300/450
-
200/300
200/300
200/300
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
NP
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
NP
NP
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
NP
NP
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
NP
NP
-
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
150/225
NP
NP
-
NP Not Permitted due to reduced pressure rating.
If full pressure rating is required, a straight tee in conjunction with either a concentric reducer or bushing shall be used.
November 2010
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SSP-60d

AF
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: N/A
NDE: 100% Visual
NOTES ON FRP PIPE AND FITTINGS:

36. Refer to the Fiberglass Piping Supplement in the Piping Specification for additional requirements relating to the
specification, design, fabrication, and installation of Fiberglass piping systems.
37. Cyclic hydro-testing to a minimum of 1.5 times the design pressure, is required and shall be as follows:
Pressure shall be raised to test pressure at a maximum rate of 700 kPa per minute,
System shall be held at test pressure for 5 minutes and then the pressure shall be released,
Repeat until the system has been satisfactorily cycled up and down a minimum of 10 times without leaking,
Upon completion of a minimum of 10 cycles, system shall be taken to test pressure and held for a final 4 hour
leak test. Note: CSA Z662 pipelines require a minimum 8 hr test.
38. Straight FRP pipe and fittings listed have a static pressure rating of 3204 kPag (450 psig) and a cyclic pressure rating
of 2170 kPag (300 psig). Some FRP fittings may have reduced ratings; most commonly a static rating of 1650 kPa
(225 psi) and a dynamic rating of 1034 kPag (150 psig); FRP Saddle fittings listed in Note 40 are not permitted. FRP
fittings that are not specifically identified in the piping class shall not be used as they may have unacceptably low
pressure ratings. Consult Smith Fibercast for detailed information on pressure ratings of all components. Where
reduced rating fittings are specified, the design pressure of the system shall be no more than 1.1 times the cyclic
pressure rating of the lowest rated component.
40. The following FRP saddles are not permitted due to SPRs less than 1602 kPag (225 psig): 8x6, 10x6, 10x8, 12x8,
12x10, 14x10, 14x12, 16x12, and 16x14.
41. Smith Fibercast adhesive kits 8014 and 8069 contain the same materials. Kit 8014 is a standard size kit whereas
8069 is a large size kit.
42. Reducing bushings may be used where they are not subject to harmful loads other than internal pressure. Minimum
outlet size shall be NPS .
November 2010
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Typical Service: Dry Instrument Air

SSP-60d
& Utility Water
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure = 1,035 kPag @ -29/66C
PWHT: None
NDE: 10% RT Buttwelds
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
AI
ASME 150
Service test if approved by Company otherwise Hydrotest @ 1,553 kPag44
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 4
Sch 40
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
NOTE
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 4
Sch 40
Fittings
11,20

9
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 2
ASME 150
3 to 4
ASME 150
ASME 300
3 to 4
ASME 300
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
4 and less
ASME 150
24
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
229 of 480
Typical Service: Dry Instrument Air

SSP-60d
& Utility Water
AI
ASME 150
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: None
NDE: 10% RT Buttwelds
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06T1A (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 4, Reg.
B01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Operator
1 to 4, Full
B01R1C
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Operator
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 4
G01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08T1A-P
Class 800
1 to 4
CS01R1A
Class 150
2 to 4
CS01R1B
Class 150
2 to 4
CD01R1A
Class 150
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 4
L01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
26
NOTE
22
NOTE
NOTE
23,47
NOTE
NOTE
None required
SemCAMS
230 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Dry / Wet Instrument Air &

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Galvanized Carbon Steel)
AJ
Domestic Water
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: None
NDE: 100% Visual
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
Threaded Pipe
to 2
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS, Threaded ends, Galvanized
ASME B36.10M
3 to 4
Sch 40
ASTM A106-B SMLS, Threaded ends, Galvanized
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 4 NPT
Class 3000
ITEM
Pipe
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Use threaded pipe.
33
11,20

ASTM A105N, FS, Screwed, Galvanized
9,33
ASME B16.11
ASME B16.9
MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97
All branch connections to be Tees

Flanges
to 4 NPT
ASME 150
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed, Galvanized
24,33
2 to 4 NPT
ASME 300
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed, Galvanized
13,33
All
ASME 150
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., Galvanized
33

All
ASME 150
ASTM A516-70N, RF
4 and less
ASME 150
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
231 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Dry / Wet Instrument Air &

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Galvanized Carbon Steel)
AJ
Domestic Water
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: None
NDE: 100% Visual
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06T1A (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 4, Reg.
B01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Operator
1 to 4, Full
B01R1C
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Operator
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 4
G01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08T1A-P
Class 800
1 to 4
CS01R1A
Class 150
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 4
CS01R1B
Class 150
2 to 4
CD01R1A
Class 150
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 4
L01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, BB
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
26
NOTE
22
NOTE
NOTE
23,47
NOTE
NOTE
None required
SemCAMS
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SSP-60d
Typical Service: Liquid Sulphur

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
AQ
ASME 150
C.A. = as below
Max. Pressure = 1,472 kPag @ 177C (see Table RT-16 for other temperatures)
PWHT: None
NDE: 10% RT Butt and Jacket Piping Welds 43, 10% MT Fillets,
10% RT SW for fit-up
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
Sch 80
C.A. = 3.0 mm
3 to 10
Sch 40
ASME B36.10M
12 to 22
Sch Std.
ITEM
Pipe
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Piping less than NPS 2 should not be used for liquid sulphur
Pipe Jacket
C.A. = 1.5 mm
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 24
Sch Std.
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
Jacket one size larger than pipe. Jacket loops per AST3 or ABN
-
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
Steam or Glycol jacket loops to be per AST3 or ABN

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
1 (Jumper)
0.065
All
11,20
Sch 80
ASME B16.11
3 to 10
Sch 40
ASME B16.9
12 to 24
Sch Std.
MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

Flanges
3 to 24
ASME 150
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Slip-on, reducing type to

connect to pipe one nominal size smaller than flange size
All
ASME 150
None
(c/w NPT taps)

ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

All
ASME 150
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 150
Flexitallic Flexicarb CG, 316 SS windings,
All
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
SemCAMS
10
233 of 480
SSP-60d

AQ
ASME 150
C.A. = as below
PWHT: None
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Ball Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
Globe Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
2x3 to 8x10
F01R1D
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Flanged, Gear Op., 316 SS trim, Full Jacket,

NACE
2x3 to 8x10
F01R1E
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Wafer Lug (Tapped) Type, Gear Op., 316 SS

trim, Full Jacket, NACE
Plug Valves
All
TAG #
RATING
All plug valves to be reinforced Teflon (RTFE) lined and jacketed.
2x3 to 8x10
P01R1A
Class 150
RF, A216-WCB, Reg. Pattern, Full Jacket, Gear Op. 6x8, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None
Jacketed Ball Valves with reinforced Teflon (RTFE) seats may be

considered
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None
None
None
NOTE
Special Notes for Liquid Sulphur Systems:
All jacketed lines shall slope towards sulphur pit and be drainable.
Break flanges shall be installed at least every 12 m. Laterals shall be connected to mains through pipe crosses with flanges
on connecting ends of laterals with flanges and blinds on opposite sides.
All changes in direction shall be made with fully jacketed welded crosses, with flanges for breakout and cleaning.
Steam tracing loops shall be no more than 30 m. Steam tracing jacket connections shall be on the top of jacketing while outlet
connections shall be off the bottom of jacketing.
Jackets shall have sockolets or threadolets for jump over at all flanges.
Jacket inlets and outlets shall be a minimum of NPS 1. Tubing jumpers are permitted.
Slip-on flanges shall be welded both sides of the inner pipe and the outer casing shall be beveled for full penetration welding.
Site fabricated steam jacketed piping shall be registered as part of the normal piping system registration process to obtain a
PP number (refer to Section 6.0 Item 4). Fitting CRNs or CCRNs are not required for the individual fabricated components
(e.g., flanges, elbows, tees, pipe, etc.) when fabricated by the Contractor listed in the piping system registration package.
Third party prefabricated components shall be registered to obtain CRNs or CCRNs.
Two Hydrotests are required: one for the internal pipe and one for the pipe jacket. When Jacket is tested, the internal pipe
shall be depressurized. Refer to ASME B31.3 Para. 345.2.5
November 2010
SemCAMS
234 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Corrosive Sweet Fluids, Lube Oil, Seal Oil (see Notes 3 and 19)
(Code: ASME B31.3
ABX1
ASME 150
Material: Dual Graded 316/316L Stainless Steel)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
2 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 18
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A312-TP316/316L SMLS
5,20
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
All
20
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, Screwed
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
9,20
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 18
Sch Std

(all O-lets to be A182-F316/316L)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 1
ASME 150
2 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 18
ASME 150

2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
20,24
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

ASTM A240-TP316, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10,74
235 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Corrosive Sweet Fluids, Lube Oil, Seal Oil (see Notes 3 and 19)
(Code: ASME B31.3
ABX1
ASME 150
Material: Dual Graded 316/316L Stainless Steel)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P6Q
345 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6M (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim
to 1
B06T6M (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim
to 1
B06T6N (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, for welding
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
26,50
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R6M
Class 150
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R6N
Class 150
1 to 8, Full
B01R6O
Class 150
10 to 24, Full
B01R6P
Class 150
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S6M
Class 800
NOTE
20,
22,29
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49,76
to 1
G08T6M
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F316L, BB
to 1
G08X6M
Class 800
1 to 24
G01R6M
Class 150
2 to 24
G01R11M
Class 150
RF, B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br), BB, Gear Op. 14 (for 20 mg/l
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S6M (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T6M (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F316L, Horizontal Lift, BC
1 to 24
CS01R6M
Class 150
2 to 24
CS01R6N
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R6M
Class 150
H2S only)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,29
2 to 6
CD01R6M
Class 150
8 to 24
CD01R6N
Class 150
1 to 16
CP01R6M
Class 150
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S6M
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F316L, BB, NACE
to 1
L08T6M
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F316L, BB, NACE
1 to 10
L01R6M
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, BB, NACE
12 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None listed at this time
SemCAMS
236 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Corrosive Fluids, Sour (see Notes 3, 4 and 19)
ASX
In High Concentration Sour Service use Class BSX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
Material: Dual Graded 316/316L Stainless Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 18
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
20
5,20

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
9,20
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 18
Sch Std

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
to 1 SW
ASME 150
1 to 1
ASME 150
2 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 18
ASME 150

2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
All
ASME 150
20,48
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

ASTM A240-TP316, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
237 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Corrosive Fluids, Sour (see Notes 3, 4 and 19)
ASX
In High Concentration Sour Service use Class BSX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
Material: Dual Graded 316/316L Stainless Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P6E
345 bar
MSW x FNPT, 316L SS, Ext. body, Multiport, NACE
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI01U6D
Class 150
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, NACE
to 1
B06T6A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, NACE
to 1
B06T6B (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A182-F316/316L, 316 SS trim, for welding, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R6A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op. 10, NACE
B01R6B
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 8, Full
B01R6C
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
10 to 24, Full
B01R6D
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S6A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08T6A
Class 800
to 1
G08X6A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A182-F316L, BB, NACE
1 to 24
G01R6A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 14, NACE
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S6A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F316L, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
to 1
CH08T6A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F316L, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
1 to 24
CS01R6A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC, NACE
2 to 24
CS01R6B
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R6A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 6
CD01R6A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
8 to 24
CD01R6B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
1 to 16
CP01R6A
Class 150
RF, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S6A
Class 800
to 1
L08T6A
Class 800

1 to 10
L01R6A
Class 150
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
26,50
2 RF x FNPT, A182-F316/316L, DB&B, NACE
12 to 24, Reg.
12 and larger
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
20,
22,29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
238 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Corrosive Fluids, Sour (see Notes 3 and 4)
ADX
consult a qualified Materials Engineer to ensure service compatibility

In High Concentration Sour Service use Class BDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
Material: 2205 Duplex Stainless Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A790-S32205 SMLS, Plain ends
2 to 10
Sch 40
ASTM A790-S32205 SMLS, Beveled ends
12 to 18
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A790-S32205 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

11
ASTM A182-F51 Swagelok Fittings, No equal permitted
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASTM A182-F60, FS, Screwed
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASTM A182-F60, FS, Socketweld
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A815-S32205-WP-S, Buttweld
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 18
Sch Std

(all O-lets to be A182-F60)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F60, FS, RF Std. Fin., Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F60, FS, RF Std. Fin., Socketweld
1 to 1
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F60, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch 80 bore
2 to 10
ASME 150
12 to 18
ASME 150
ASTM A182-F60, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch Std bore
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 150
48
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A182-F60, FS, RF Std. Fin.

All
ASME 150
ASTM A240-S32205, RF
All
ASME 150
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
239 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
ADX

In High Concentration Sour Service use Class BDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 150
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
Mx F
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
N60P7E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, Ext. body, Multiport, NACE
26,50
Mx F
N60M7A
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, Multiport, NACE
Mx F
N60M7B
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, Ext. body, Multiport, NACE
Mx F
N60M7C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, NACE
2 RF x FNPT
SI01U7D
Class 150
2 RF x FNPT, A182-F60, DB&B, NACE
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S7A (R/F)
Class 600
Socketweld, A182-F60, 2205 DSS Trim, NACE
to 1
B06T7A (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A182-F60, 2205 DSS Trim, NACE

Scrd, A182-F60, 2205 DSS Trim, for welding, NACE
NOTE
22,29
to 1
B06T7B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 10, Reg.
B01R7A
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, Gear Op. 10, NACE
12 to 24, Reg.
B01R7B
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 8, Full
B01R7C
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, Lever Op., NACE
10 to 24, Full
B01R7D
Class 150
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S7A
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F60, BB, NACE
to 1
G08T7A
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F60, BB, NACE
to 1
G08X7A
Class 800
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A182-F60, BB, NACE
1 to 24
G01R7A
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, BB, Gear Op. 14, NACE
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S7A (B/P)
Class 800
Socketweld, A182-F60, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
to 1
CH08T7A (B/P)
Class 800
Screwed, A182-F60, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
1 to 24
CS01R7A
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, Swing Type, BC, NACE
2 to 24
CS01R7B
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 24
CT01R7A
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 to 6
CD01R7A
Class 150
RF (Wafer Lug), A351-CD4MCu, Dual Plate Type, NACE
8 to 24
CD01R7B
Class 150
RF (Double Flanged), A351-CD4MCu, Dual Plate Type, NACE
1 to 16
CP01R7A
Class 150
RF, A351-CD4MCu, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S7A
Class 800
to 1
L08T7A
Class 800

RF, A351-CD4MCu, BB, NACE
1 to 10
L01R7A
Class 150
12 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
240 of 480
SSP-60d
BBN

ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Maximum Pressure = 5,110 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table 16 for Temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Sch 80
3 to 14
Sch Std.
16 to 20
Sch XS
24
Sch 40
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
NOTE
46
5,6
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 14
Sch Std.
MSS SP-97
16 to 20
Sch XS
24
Sch 40
9,46

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 14
ASME 300
16 to 20
ASME 300
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch XS bore
24
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
241 of 480
SSP-60d
BBN

ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Maximum Pressure = 5,110 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table 16 for Temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Typ. Restricted to 200C)
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S1A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T1A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T1B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R1A
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R1B
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
1 to 4, Full
B03R1C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R1D
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 8
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S1A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G08X1A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R1A
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, BB, Gear Op. 12
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CH08S1A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T1A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T1A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R1A
Class 300
2 to 24
CS03R1B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R1A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R1A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R1B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R1A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S1A
Class 800
to 1
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 10
L03R1A
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F03R1A
Class 300
2 to 12
F03R1B
Class 300
3 to 12
F03R1F
Class 300
November 2010
NOTE
26
NOTE
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
242 of 480
SSP-60d

BBL
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 14
Sch Std.
16 to 20
Sch XS
24
Sch 40
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
NOTE
5,6
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
to 1 SW
Class 3000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 14
Sch Std.
MSS SP-97
16 to 20
Sch XS
24
Sch 40

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 14
ASME 300
16 to 20
ASME 300
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Sch XS bore
24
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

All
ASME 300
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 300
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
243 of 480
SSP-60d

BBL
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P3E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar

MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S3A (R/F)
to 1
B06T3A (R/F)
to 1
B06T3B (R/F)
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R3A
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R3B
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op.
26
NOTE
Class 600
21,22,
Class 600
Class 600
1 to 4, Full
B03R3C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R3D
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 8
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S3A
Class 800
to 1
G08T3A
Class 800
to 1
G08X3A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R3A
Class 300
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CH08S3A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T3A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T3A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R3A
Class 300
2 to 24
CS03R3B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R3A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R3A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R3B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R3A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S3A
Class 800
to 1
L08T3A
Class 800

RF, A352-LCC, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 10
L03R3A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F03R3A
Class 300
2 to 12
F03R3B
Class 300
3 to 12
F03R3F
Class 300
November 2010
NOTE
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
244 of 480
SSP-60d
BBC
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
NDE: 100% RT Buttwelds, 10% PT Fillets, 10% RT SW for fit-up
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
20
12 to 16
Sch Std
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80
ASME B16.9
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
12 to 16
Sch Std
9,20
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w SW taps)
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 1
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 16
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
245 of 480
SSP-60d
BBC
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S8A (R/F)
Class 600
20,22,
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R8A
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
29,35
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R8B
Class 300
1 to 4, Full
B03R8C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R8D
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 8
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S8A
Class 800
to 1
G08X8A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R8A
Class 300
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S9A (B/P)
1 to 24
CS03R8A
2 to 24
CT03R8A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R8A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R8B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R8A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S8A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R8A
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F03R8A
Class 300
2 to 12
F03R8B
Class 300
3 to 12
F03R8F
Class 300
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
26
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Class 800
23,47
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
246 of 480
SSP-60d
BBG
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
20
12 to 16
Sch Std
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80
ASME B16.9
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
12 to 16
Sch Std
9,20
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w SW taps)
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 1
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 16
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
247 of 480
SSP-60d
BBG
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to Min 184C, Max 200C)
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S9A (R/F)
Class 600
20,22,
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R9A
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op.
29,35
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R9B
Class 300
1 to 4, Full
B03R9C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R9D
Class 300
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S9A
Class 800
to 1
G08X9A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R9A
Class 300
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S9A (B/P)
1 to 24
CS03R9A
2 to 24
CT03R9A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R9A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R9B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R9A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Class 800
23,47
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
L08S9A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R9A
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
12 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F03R9A
Class 300
2 to 12
F03R9B
Class 300
3 to 12
F03R9F
Class 300
November 2010
26
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
248 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Sour Process (see Note 4)

BSN
ASME 300
C.A. = 3.0 mm
Maximum Pressure = 5,110 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table RT-16 temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
Sch 160
ASME B36.10M
1 to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
Pipe
Threaded Pipe
3 to 16
Sch 40
18 to 24
Sch 40
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A106-B SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,46
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1 SW
Class 3000
MSS SP-95
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
3 to 16
Sch 40
18 to 24
Sch 40
7,9,46
Branch Connections per Table RT-3 & RT-26

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 24
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,48
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
249 of 480
SSP-60d

BSN
ASME 300
C.A. = 3.0 mm
Maximum Pressure = 5,110 kPag @ -29/38C (see Table RT-16 temp. derating)
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI03U4D
Class 300
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
B06S2A (R/F)
Class 600
21,22,
to 1
B06T2A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T2B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R2A
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R2B
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 4, Full
B03R2C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R2D
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 8, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S2A
Class 800
to 1
G08T2A
Class 800
to 1
G08X2A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R2A
Class 300
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S2A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T2A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T2A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R2A
Class 300
2 to 24
CS03R2B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R2A
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 10
CD03R2A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R2B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R2A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S2A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T2A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R2A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
3 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F03R2F
Class 300
November 2010
29

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
250 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Low Temperature Sour Process (see Notes 3 and 4)

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Low Temperature Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
ASME 300
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
Sch 160
ASME B36.10M
1 to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 24
Sch 40
to 1
Sch 160
Pipe
Threaded Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1 SW
Class 3000
MSS SP-95
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
3 to 24
Sch 40
Fittings
BSL
11,20

7,9

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 24
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,48
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
251 of 480
SSP-60d

ASME 300
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
BSL
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI03U4D
Class 300
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S4A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T4A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T4B (R/F)
Class 600
Scrd, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece for welding,

NACE
26,50

1 to 6, Reg.
B03R4A
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R4B
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 4, Full
B03R4C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R4D
Class 300
RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 8, NACE
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
SIZE (NPS)
G08S4A
Class 800
to 1
G08T4A
Class 800
to 1
G08X4A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R4A
Class 300
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
SIZE (NPS)
CH08S4A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T4A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T4A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Swing, Full Port, BC, NACE,

Max 230C
1 to 24
CS03R4A
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 24
CS03R4B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R4A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R4A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R4B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R4A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
SIZE (NPS)
to 1
L08S4A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T4A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R4A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
SIZE (NPS)
3 to 12
F03R4F
Class 300
November 2010
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
252 of 480
SSP-60d

BST3
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 14
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
ASTM A106-B SMLS
5,6

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
to 1 SW
Class 3000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 14
Sch Std.

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 14
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w SW taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All
ASTM A193-B7 Alloy Steel Stud Bolts c/w

ASTM A194-2H Heavy Semi Finished Hex Nuts (2 per stud)
SemCAMS
10
253 of 480
SSP-60d

BST3
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Mx F
N60P10E
413 bar
MSW x FNPT, A105, Ext. Body, Multiport
Mx F
N60M10F
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G08S10A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
to 1
G08T10A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, WB
to 1
G08X10A
Class 800
1 to 1
G03R10A
Class 300
RF, A105N, FP, BB
2 to 24
G03R10B
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, FP, BB, Gear Op. 12
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S10A-P
Class 800
Socketweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift - Piston, BC
2 to 24
CS03R10A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R10A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R10B
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S10A
Class 800
to 1
L08T10A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, WB
1 to 1
L03R10A
Class 300
RF, A105N, BB
2 to 14
L03R10B
Class 300
RF, A216-WCB, BB
16 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
F03R10F
Class 300
3 to 24
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,47
NOTE
Use Alternate Valve Type

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Not normally permitted. Company approval required.

SemCAMS
28
254 of 480
SSP-60d
BH
Typical Service: Hot Oil (intended for temperatures greater than or equal to 150C)
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
12
Sch Std.
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,6,8

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
to 1 SW
Class 3000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
3 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12
Sch Std.
8,9

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 2
ASME 300
3 to 10
ASME 300
12
ASME 300
ASME 300
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
255 of 480
SSP-60d
BH
Typical Service: Hot Oil (intended for temperatures greater than or equal to 150C)
ASME 300
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3F
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
8,26
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Not normally permitted due to high temperature

Specialized ball valves may be suitable for this service depending
upon specific service conditions; if required, consider PEEK
and/or metal seated ball valves.
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08S1A
Class 800
to 1
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G08X1A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R1A
Class 300
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S1A-P
Class 800
Socketweld, FS, Horizontal Lift, BC
to 1
CH08T1A-P
Class 800
Screwed, FS, Horizontal Lift, BC
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 24
CS03R1A
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R1A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R1B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R1A
Class 300
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S1A
Class 800
to 1
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
RF, A216-WCB, BB
1 to 10
L03R1A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
23
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None permitted
SemCAMS
256 of 480
SSP-60d
BQ

ASME 300
C.A. = as below
PWHT: None
Hydrotest 7,665 kPag44
ITEM
SIZE (NPS)
Sch 80
C.A. = 3.0 mm
3 to 8
Sch 40
Pipe
RATING
ASME B36.10M
Pipe Jacket
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
3 to 10
Sch 40
C.A. = 1.5 mm

Jacket one size larger than pipe. Jacket loops per BST3 or BBN.
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
Steam or Glycol jacket loops to be per BST3 or BBN

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
1 (Jumper)
0.065
All
11,20
Sch 80
3 to 10
Sch 40
ASME B16.9
MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

Flanges
3 to 10
ASME 300
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
ASTM A105N, FS, RF Std. Fin., WN, Slip-on, reducing type to

connect to pipe one nominal size smaller than flange size
All
ASME 300
None
(c/w NPT taps)

ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

All
ASME 300
10 and smaller
ASME 300
ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
Flexitallic Flexicarb CG, 316 SS windings,
14
or approved equal
All

SemCAMS
10
257 of 480
SSP-60d
BQ

ASME 300
C.A. = as below
PWHT: None
Hydrotest 7,665 kPag44
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Ball Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Gate Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
Globe Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
Butterfly
2x3 to 8x10
TAG #
RATING
F03R1D
ASME 300
RF, A216-WCB, Flanged, Gear Op., 316 SS trim, Full Jacket,

NACE
2x3 to 8x10
F03R1E
ASME 300
RF, A216-WCB, Wafer Type, Gear Op., 316 SS trim, Full Jacket,
NACE
Plug Valves
TAG #
RATING
All
All plug valves to be reinforced Teflon (RTFE) lined and jacketed.
2x3 to 8x10
P03R1A
ASME 300
RF, A216-WCB, Reg. Pattern, Full Jacket, Gear Op. 6x8, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None
Jacketed Ball Valves with reinforced Teflon (RTFE) may be

considered
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None
None
None
NOTE
Special Notes for Liquid Sulphur Systems:
All jacketed lines shall slope towards sulphur pit and be drainable.
Break flanges shall be installed at least every 12 m. Laterals shall be connected to mains through pipe crosses with flanges
on connecting ends of laterals with flanges and blinds on opposite sides.
All changes in direction shall be made with fully jacketed welded crosses, with flanges for breakout and cleaning.
Steam tracing loops shall be no more than 30 m. Steam tracing jacket connections shall be on the top of jacketing while outlet
connections shall be off the bottom of jacketing.
Jackets shall have sockolets or threadolets for jump over at all flanges.
Jacket inlets and outlets shall be a minimum of NPS 1. Tubing jumpers are permitted.
Slip-on flanges shall be welded both sides of the inner pipe and the outer casing shall be beveled for full penetration welding.
Site fabricated steam jacketed piping shall be registered as part of the normal piping system registration process to obtain a
PP number (refer to Section 6.0 Item 4). Fitting CRNs or CCRNs are not required for the individual fabricated components
(e.g., flanges, elbows, tees, pipe, etc.) when fabricated by the Contractor listed in the piping system registration package.
Third party prefabricated components shall be registered to obtain CRNs or CCRNs.
Two Hydrotests are required: one for the internal pipe and one for the pipe jacket. When Jacket is tested, the internal pipe
shall be depressurized. Refer to ASME B31.3 Para. 345.2.5
November 2010
SemCAMS
258 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Corrosive Fluids, Sweet (see Notes 3 and 19)

BBX1
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
20
12 to 16
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
5,20
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 16
Sch Std
Fittings

9,20

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 1
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 16
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

All
ASME 300
ASTM A240-TP316, RF
All
ASME 300
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10,74
259 of 480
SSP-60d

BBX1
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P6Q
345 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6M (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T6M (R/F)
Class 600
NOTE
26,50
to 1
B06T6N (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R6M
Class 300
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R6N
Class 300
1 to 4, Full
B03R6O
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R6P
Class 300
NOTE
20,
22,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S6M
Class 800
to 1
G08T6M
Class 800
to 1
G08X6M
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R6M
Class 300
2 to 24
G03R11M
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49,76
H2S only)
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S6M (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T6M (B/P)
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R6M
Class 300
2 to 24
CS03R6N
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R6M
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R6M
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,29
12 to 24
CD03R6N
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R6M
Class 300
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S6M
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
L08T6M
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R6M
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
12 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
260 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Corrosive Fluids, Sour (see Notes 3, 4 and 19)

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: Dual Graded 316/316L Stainless Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
BSX
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 16
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,20
5,7,20

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 16
Sch Std
7,9,20

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 1
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 16
ASME 300

2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
7,20,
48
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

All
ASME 300
ASTM A240-TP316, RF
All
ASME 300
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
261 of 480
SSP-60d

BSX
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P6E
345 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI03U6D
Class 300
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T6A (R/F)
Class 600

to 1
B06T6B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R6A
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R6B
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op., NACE
1 to 4, Full
B03R6C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R6D
Class 300
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 8, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S6A
Class 800
to 1
G08T6A
Class 800
to 1
G08X6A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R6A
Class 300
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S6A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T6A (B/P)
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R6A
Class 300
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 24
CS03R6B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R6A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R6A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R6B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R6A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S6A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
20,
22,29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T6A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R6A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
262 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
BDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
12 to 18
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
7,9
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12 to 18
Sch Std

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 300
to 1 SW
ASME 300
1 to 1
ASME 300
2 to 10
ASME 300
12 to 18
ASME 300

2 to 10
ASME 300
12 and larger
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
All
ASME 300
7,48
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
263 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
BDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 300
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P7E
413 bar
26,50
Mx F
N60M7A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI03U7D
Class 300
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S7A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T7A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T7B (R/F)
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to 150 C)
NOTE
22,29
1 to 6, Reg.
B03R7A
Class 300
8 to 24, Reg.
B03R7B
Class 300
1 to 4, Full
B03R7C
Class 300
6 to 24, Full
B03R7D
Class 300
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 8,

NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S7A
Class 800
to 1
G08T7A
Class 800
to 1
G08X7A
Class 800
1 to 24
G03R7A
Class 300
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S7A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T7A (B/P)
Class 800
1 to 24
CS03R7A
Class 300
2 to 24
CS03R7B
Class 300
2 to 24
CT03R7A
Class 300
2 to 10
CD03R7A
Class 300
12 to 24
CD03R7B
Class 300
1 to 16
CP03R7A
Class 300
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S7A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T7A
Class 800
1 to 10
L03R7A
Class 300
12 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
264 of 480
SSP-60d
CBN

ASME 600
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Sch 80
Sch 40
4 to 8
Sch 80
10 to 24
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
NOTE
46
5,6
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
4 to 8
Sch 80
10 to 24
Sch 80
9,46

Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 2
ASME 600
ASME 600
4 to 24
ASME 600
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
4 to 10
ASME 600
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
265 of 480
SSP-60d
CBN

ASME 600
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S1A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T1A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T1B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R1A
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R1B
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
1 to 2, Full
B06R1C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R1D
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S1A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G08X1A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R1A
Class 600
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S1A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T1A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T1A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS06R1A
Class 600
2 to 24
CS06R1B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R1A
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 8
CD06R1A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R1B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R1A
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S1A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
26
NOTE
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T1A
Class 800
Screwed, A105N, BB
1 to 6
L06R1A
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, BB
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
2 to 12
F06R1A
Class 600
2 to 12
F06R1B
Class 600
3 to 12
F06R1F
Class 600
November 2010
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
266 of 480
SSP-60d

CBL
ASME 600
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 80
Sch 40
4 to 24
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 80
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
NOTE
5,6
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
4 to 24
Sch 80
Fittings
11,20

9

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 2
ASME 600
ASME 600
4 to 24
ASME 600
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
4 to 10
ASME 600
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

All
ASME 600
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 600
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
267 of 480
SSP-60d

CBL
ASME 600
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P3E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar

MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S3A (R/F)
to 1
B06T3A (R/F)
to 1
B06T3B (R/F)
26
NOTE
Class 600
21,22,
Class 600
Class 600
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R3A
Class 600
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R3B
Class 600
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
1 to 2, Full
B06R3C
Class 600

RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
3 to 24, Full
B06R3D
Class 600
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S3A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08T3A
Class 800
to 1
G08X3A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R3A
Class 600
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S3A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T3A (B/P)
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CS08T3A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS06R3A
Class 600
2 to 24
CS06R3B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R3A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R3A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R3B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R3A
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S3A
Class 800
to 1
L08T3A
Class 800

RF, A352-LCC, BB
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1 to 6
L06R3A
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
2 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F06R3A
Class 600
2 to 12
F06R3B
Class 600
3 to 12
F06R3F
Class 600
November 2010
NOTE
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE

SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
268 of 480
SSP-60d
CBC
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 4
Sch 40
20
6 to 12
Sch 80
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80

9,20
ASME B16.9
2 to 4
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
6 to 12
Sch 80
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 1
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
6 to 12
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
(c/w SW taps)
6 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20
13,20

20

All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
269 of 480
SSP-60d
CBC
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S8A (R/F)
Class 600
20,22,
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R8A
Class 600
29,35
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R8B
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to 150 C)
1 to 2, Full
B06R8C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R8D
Class 600
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S8A
Class 800
to 1
G08X8A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R8A
Class 600
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S9A (B/P)
1 to 24
CS06R8A
2 to 24
CT06R8A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R8A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R8B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R8A
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Class 800
23,47
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S8A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R8A
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
8 and larger
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
2 to 12
F06R8A
Class 600
2 to 12
F06R8B
Class 600
3 to 12
F06R8F
Class 600
November 2010
26
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
270 of 480
SSP-60d
CBG
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 4
Sch 40
20
6 to 12
Sch 80
59
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 SW
Class 3000
1 to 1
Sch 80

9,20
ASME B16.9
2 to 4
Sch 40
MSS SP-95
6 to 12
Sch 80
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 1
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
6 to 12
ASME 600
Orifice Flanges
2 to 4
ASME 600
(c/w SW taps)
6 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20
13,20

20

All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
ASTM A240-TP304, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
271 of 480
SSP-60d
CBG
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (Restricted to Min 184C, Max 200C)
NOTE
Mx F
N60P9B
345 bar
Mx F
N60M9C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S9A (R/F)
Class 600
20,22,
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R9A
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Gear Op.
29,35
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R9B
Class 600
1 to 2, Full
B06R9C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R9D
Class 600
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S9A
Class 800
to 1
G08X9A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R9A
Class 600
1 to 24
G06R9A
Class 600
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S9A (B/P)
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
30
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,47
1 to 24
CS06R9A
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R9A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R9A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R9B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R9A
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S9A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R9A
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
8 and larger
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE

Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
2 to 12
F06R9A
Class 600
2 to 12
F06R9B
Class 600
3 to 12
F06R9F
Class 600
November 2010
26
SemCAMS
NOTE
28,29
272 of 480
SSP-60d

CSN
ASME 600
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
Sch 160
3 to 8
Sch 80
10 to 24
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 160
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
7,46
ASTM A106-B SMLS
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
3 to 8
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
10 to 24
Sch 80
Fittings
NOTE
11,20

7,9,46

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 2
ASME 600
3 to 24
ASME 600
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,48
13

ASTM A516-70N, RF
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
273 of 480
SSP-60d

CSN
ASME 600
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI06U4D
Class 600
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
B06S2A (R/F)
Class 600
21,22,
to 1
B06T2A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T2B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R2A
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R2B
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
1 to 2, Full
B06R2C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R2D
Class 600
RF, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S2A
Class 800
to 1
G08T2A
Class 800
to 1
G08X2A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R2A
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S2A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T2A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T2A
Class 800
1 to 24
CS06R2A
Class 600
2 to 24
CS06R2B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R2B
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 8
CD06R2A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R2B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R2C
Class 600
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S2A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T2A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R2A
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
3 to 12
TAG #
RATING
F06R2F
Class 600
November 2010
29

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
274 of 480
SSP-60d

CSL
ASME 600
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
Sch 160
3 to 24
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 160
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000

11,20
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
3 to 24
Sch 80
7,9
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 2
ASME 600
3 to 24
ASME 600
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
3 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 600
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,48
13
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
275 of 480
SSP-60d

CSL
ASME 600
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI06U4D
Class 600
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S4A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T4A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T4B (R/F)
Class 600
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, 316 SS trim, TE or 3 Piece for welding,

NACE
NOTE
26,50

1 to 3, Reg.
B06R4A
Class 600
RF, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R4B
Class 600
RF, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
1 to 2, Full
B06R4C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R4D
Class 600
RF, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
NOTE
21,22,
29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S4A
Class 800
to 1
G08T4A
Class 800
to 1
G08X4A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R4A
Class 600
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S4A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T4A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CS08T4A
Class 800
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Swing, Full Port, BC, NACE, Max 230C
1 to 24
CS06R4A
Class 600
2 to 24
CS06R4B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R4A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R4A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R4B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R4A
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S4A
Class 800
to 1
L08T4A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R4A
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
3 to 12
F06R4F
Class 600
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,29
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SemCAMS
NOTE
28
276 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Sour Process (Sulphidation Resistant) (see Note 4)

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: 5CrMo to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156)
CS5
ASME 600
C.A. = 2.4 mm

Max. Pressure limited by Flanges (ASME B16.5 Materials Group 1.13)
PWHT: Yes
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
Sch 160
ASTM A333-P5 SMLS, Plain ends
1 to 1
Sch 80
2 to 24
Sch 80
ASTM A333-P5 SMLS, Beveled ends
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A333-P5 SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
1 to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1 SW
Class 3000
MSS SP-95
1 to 24
Sch 80
7,9
ASTM A234-WP5-S, Buttweld
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 24
ASME 600
2 to 10
ASME 600
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
7,48
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

All
ASME 600
ASTM A516-70N, RF
All
ASME 600
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
277 of 480
SSP-60d

CS5
ASME 600
C.A. = 2.4 mm

PWHT: Yes
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
To be specified on a project basis
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
November 2010
SemCAMS
278 of 480
SSP-60d

CBX1
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 4
Sch 40
20
6 to 12
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 80
5,20
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
All
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 4
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
6 to 12
Sch 80
9,20

Flanges
48ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 1
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
6 to 12
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
6 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20
13,20

20

All
ASME 600
ASTM A240-TP316, RF
All
ASME 600
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10,74
279 of 480
SSP-60d

CBX1
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P6Q
345 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6M (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T6M (R/F)
Class 600
NOTE
26,50
to 1
B06T6N (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R6M
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R6N
Class 600
1 to 2, Full
B06R6O
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R6P
Class 600
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
20,22,
29
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G08S6M
Class 800
to 1
G08T6M
Class 800
to 1
G08X6M
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R6M
Class 600
2 to 24
G06R11M
Class 600
NOTE
49,76
H2S only)
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
CH08S6M (B/P)
to 1
CH08T6M (B/P)
Class 800
23,29,
Class 800
1 to 24
2 to 24
CS06R6M
Class 600
CS06R6N
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R6M
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R6M
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R6N
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R6M
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S6M
Class 800
to 1
L08T6M
Class 800
RF, A351-CF8M, BB
1 to 6
L06R6M
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
280 of 480
SSP-60d

CSX
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 4
Sch 40
6 to 12
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,20
5,7,20

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 4
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
6 to 12
Sch 80
7,9,20

Flanges
48ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 1
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
6 to 12
ASME 600
2 to 4
ASME 600
(c/w NPT taps)
6 to 10
ASME 600
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,20,
48
13,20

20

All
ASME 600
ASTM A240-TP316, RF
All
ASME 600
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
281 of 480
SSP-60d

CSX
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P6E
345 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI06U6D
Class 600
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S6A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T6A (R/F)
Class 600

to 1
B06T6B (R/F)
Class 600
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R6A
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, NACE
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R6B
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
1 to 2, Full
B06R6C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R6D
Class 600
RF, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S6A
Class 800
to 1
G08T6A
Class 800
to 1
G08X6A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R6A
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH08S6A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T6A (B/P)
Class 800
1 to 24
CS06R6A
Class 600
2 to 24
CS06R6B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R6A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R6A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R6B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R6A
Class 600
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L08S6A
Class 800
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE
to 1
L08T6A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R6A
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
20,22,

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
282 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
CDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 10
Sch 40
12
Sch Std
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 10
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
12
Sch Std
7,9

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 600
to 1 SW
ASME 600
1 to 1
ASME 600
2 to 10
ASME 600
12
ASME 600
2 to 10
ASME 600
12 and larger
All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
All
ASME 600
7,48
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
14
or approved equal.
All

SemCAMS
10
283 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
CDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 600
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P7E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7C
413 bar
2 RF x FNPT
SI06U7D
Class 600
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
B06S7A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T7A (R/F)
Class 600
to 1
B06T7B (R/F)
Class 600
NOTE
26,50
NOTE
22,29
1 to 3, Reg.
B06R7A
Class 600
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, NACE
4 to 24, Reg.
B06R7B
Class 600
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
1 to 2, Full
B06R7C
Class 600
3 to 24, Full
B06R7D
Class 600
RF, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G08S7A
Class 800
to 1
G08T7A
Class 800
to 1
G08X7A
Class 800
1 to 24
G06R7A
Class 600
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH08S7A (B/P)
Class 800
to 1
CH08T7A (B/P)
Class 800
1 to 24
CS06R7A
Class 600
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 24
CS06R7B
Class 600
2 to 24
CT06R7A
Class 600
2 to 8
CD06R7A
Class 600
10 to 24
CD06R7B
Class 600
1 to 16
CP06R7A
Class 600
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L08S7A
Class 800
to 1
L08T7A
Class 800
1 to 6
L06R7A
Class 600
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,29,
47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
284 of 480
SSP-60d
DBN

ASME 900
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 3
Sch 80
Sch 120
6 to 24
Sch 120
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
NOTE
46
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
Sch 120
MSS SP-97
6 to 24
Sch 120
9,46

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ, Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 900
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ, Socketweld
1 to 3
ASME 900
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch 80 bore
4 to 24
ASME 900
2 to 3
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
4 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
18
13

ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ.
All
ASME 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

Thickness per Table RT-14, RT-15: Type per Table RT-22
All
ASME 900
Type R, Oval or Octagonal Ring, 316 SS (per Table RT-8)
18
All

Length per Tables RT-10
10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
285 of 480
SSP-60d
DBN

ASME 900
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class EBN for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J1B
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
21,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J1D
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J1A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, BB, Gear Op. 6
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J1A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing Type, BC
27,29
3 to 16
CS09J1B
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
3 to 16
CT09J1A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Tilting Disc Type, BC
3 to 8
CD09J1A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type
10 to 24
CD09J1B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type
3 to 14
CP09J1A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500

RTJ, A216-WCB, BB
3 to 6
L09J1A
Class 900
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
26
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None listed at this time.
SemCAMS
286 of 480
SSP-60d

DBL
ASME 900
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 3
Sch 80
4 to 24
Sch 120
to 1
Sch 160
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
NOTE
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
to 1 SW
Class 3000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
4 to 24
Sch 120
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ, Screwed
18
to 1 SW
ASME 900
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ, Socketweld
1 to 3
ASME 900
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch 80 bore
4 to 24
ASME 900
2 to 3
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
4 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
All
ASME 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 900
18
All

10
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ.

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
287 of 480
SSP-60d

DBL
ASME 900
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P3E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar

MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
NOTE
26
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class EBL for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J3B
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
21,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J3D
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J3A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, BB, Gear Op. 6
Check Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J3A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Swing Type, BC
27,29,
3 to 16
CS09J3B
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J3A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Tilting Disc Type, BC
3 to 8
CD09J3A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type
10 to 24
CD09J3B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type
3 to 14
CP09J3A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 6
L09J3A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, BB
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
288 of 480
SSP-60d

DSN
ASME 900
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
2 to 3
Sch 160
Sch 120
6 to 24
Sch 120
to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
7,46
ASTM A106-B SMLS
5,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
Sch 120
MSS SP-97
6 to 24
Sch 120
Fittings
NOTE
11,20

7,9,46

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
7,18,
to 1 SW
ASME 900
1 to 3
ASME 900
4 to 24
ASME 900
2 to 3
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
4 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
All
ASME 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 900
18
All

10
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
48
13

ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ.
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
289 of 480
SSP-60d

DSN
ASME 900
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V4D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class ESN for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J2B
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
21,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J2D
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J2A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, BB, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J2A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing Type, BC, NACE
27,29
3 to 16
CS09J2B
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J2A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 RTJ x FNPT, A350-LF2 CL.1, DB&B, NACE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
3 to 8
CD09J2A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type, NACE
10 to 24
CD09J2B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A216-WCB, Dual Plate Type, NACE
3 to 14
CP09J2A
Class 900
RTJ, A216-WCB, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500

RTJ, A216-WCB, BB, NACE
3 to 6
L09J2A
Class 900
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
290 of 480
SSP-60d

DSL
ASME 900
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
2 to 3
Sch 160
4 to 24
Sch 120
to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
5,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
to 1 SW
Class 6000
11,20
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
4 to 24
Sch 120
7,9
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
7,18,
to 1 SW
ASME 900
1 to 3
ASME 900
4 to 24
ASME 900
2 to 3
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
4 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
All
ASME 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 900
18
All

10
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
48
13
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ.

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
291 of 480
SSP-60d

DSL
ASME 900
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V4D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class ESL for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J4B
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
21,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J4D
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J4A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, BB, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J4A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Swing Type, BC, NACE
27,29
3 to 16
CS09J4B
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J4A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
3 to 8
CD09J4A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type, NACE
10 to 24
CD09J4B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A352-LCC, Dual Plate Type, NACE
3 to 14
CP09J4A
Class 900
RTJ, A352-LCC, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500

RTJ, A352-LCC, BB, NACE
3 to 6
L09J4A
Class 900
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
292 of 480
SSP-60d

DS5
ASME 900
C.A. = 2.4 mm

PWHT: Yes
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
2 to 3
Sch 160
Sch 120
6 to 24
Sch 120
to 1
Sch XXS
ASTM A333-P5 SMLS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 160
7,9
MSS SP-95
Sch 120
MSS SP-97
6 to 24
Sch 120

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, Socketweld
1 to 3
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch 160 bore
4 to 24
ASME 900
2 to 3
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
4 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,18,
48
13

ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ.
All
ASME 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 900
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
293 of 480
SSP-60d

DS5
ASME 900
C.A. = 2.4 mm

PWHT: Yes
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
294 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Low Temp. Sour Gas: ESD Station (A/G Pipeline) (see Notes 3 and 4)
Custom Line Class created for the Borealis Pipeline Project
(Code: CSA Z662, Location Factor 0.625 Material: Low Temperature Carbon Steel to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156)
DSL-PL12
PN 150 (Class 900)
C.A. = 0 mm
Max. Pressure = 14,600 kPag @ -45/70C (see Table RT-25 for Temp. Derating)
PWHT: Note 72
ITEM
Pipe
CSA Z245.1
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS, Plain ends*
7,51
2 to 3
Sch 160
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS, Beveled ends*
4 to 10
Sch 120
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS, Beveled ends*
12
14.3 mm
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 386 Category II, SMLS, Beveled ends
16
16.7 mm
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 386 Category II, SMLS, Beveled ends
*Materials shall be Dual Certified to ASTM A333-6

Pipe Bends
4 to 20
Per Pipe
Minimum 10D induction bend from specified pipe, Sour
CSA Z662
ASME B16.49
Pipe bends shall comply with CSA Z662 and ASME B16.49 (as applicable)
Transition
Pieces
Threaded Pipe
Transition from P/L wall thicknesses to ASME Schedules shall

normally be by Flange pairs. Where approved, transition pieces
may be considered as an alternative.
to 1
Sch 160
CSA Z245.1
52
CSA Z245.1 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS*
5,6,7

*Materials shall be Dual Certified to ASTM A333-6
Tubing
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
Tubing Fittings
All
ASTM Fittings
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
WOL: 2 to 3
Sch 160 Outlet
Weld-O-Let: ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, Buttweld, Sour
MSS SP-95
WOL: 4 to 10
Sch 120 Outlet
Weld-O-Let: ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, Buttweld, Sour
1 to 3
Sch 160
11,20

ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, Socketweld, Sour
7,9
MSS SP-97
CSA Fittings
CSA Z245.11
CSA Z245.11 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS, Buttweld*
4 to 10
Sch 120
CSA Z245.11 Sour Grade 241 Category II, SMLS, Buttweld*
12
14.3 mm
CSA Z245.11 Sour Grade 386 Category II, SMLS, Buttweld
16
16.7 mm
CSA Z245.11 Sour Grade 386 Category II, SMLS, Buttweld
RED: 16 x 12
16.7 mm x
14.3 mm
Eccentric Reducer: CSA Z245.11 Grade 386 Category II, SMLS
Branch Connections per Table RT-3 & RT-26

(O-lets to be A350-LF2 Cl. 1)
*Materials shall be Dual Certified to ASTM A420-WPL6
November 2010
SemCAMS
295 of 480
SSP-60d
15156)
DSL-PL12
PN 150 (Class 900)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 72
ITEM
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SW Flanges
ASME B16.11
7,18,
to 1 SW
Class 900
1 to 3
PN 150
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, RTJ, Socketweld, Sour
48,51
BW Flanges
CSA Z245.12
CSA Z245.12 Sour Grade 241 Cat. II, RTJ, WN, Sch 160 bore*
4 to 10
PN 150
CSA Z245.12 Sour Grade 241 Cat. II, RTJ, WN, Sch 120 bore*
12
PN 150
CSA Z245.12 Sour Grade 386 Cat. II, RTJ, WN, 14.3 mm bore
16
PN 150
Alternative RF Flanges for Isolation Kits:
12
PN 150
CSA Z245.12 Sour Grade 386 Cat. II, RF, WN, 14.3 mm bore
Alternative RTJ Flanges for Outlets of NPS 12 Grade 386
Reducing Tees:
4 to 10
PN150
*Materials shall be Dual Certified to ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1
Blind Flanges
All
PN 150
CSA Z245.12
CSA Z245.12 Sour Grade 241 Cat. II, RTJ, WN*
51

*Materials shall be Dual Certified to ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
All
Class 900
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ, Sour

Thickness per Table RT-14, and RT-15: Type per Table RT-22
All
Class 900
Isolation Kit
Class 900
Pikotek VCS, Flowlok or Firelok, or PSI Lineseal: per Section

7.6 Item 5.
All

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
18
10
Special Notes on Fabrication and Inspection:
Welding procedures shall be as for ASME B31.3 Sour Service unless these are unable to comply with the requirements of
CSA Z662 in which case, the requirements of CSA Z662 shall take precedence.
PWHT is required and shall be conducted as per ASME B31.3 requirements unless contrary to the requirements of
CSA Z662.
Acceptance criteria for inspection of welds shall be as specified in ASME B31.3 for Severe Cyclic Service or as in
CSA Z662 for Sour Service, whichever is most stringent.
November 2010
SemCAMS
296 of 480
SSP-60d
15156)
DSL-PL12
PN 150 (Class 900)
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 72
Instr. Valves
Mx F
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
N60M4B
413 bar
26,50
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V4D
Class 1500

Instrument valves need not be certified to CSA Z245.15 since they are not covered by that standard.
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
2, Reg.
B15J4B
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, ENC trim, TM, NACE
21,22,
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J4B
Class 900
27,29,
2, Full
B15J4D
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, NACE
3 to 24, Full
B09J4D
Class 900
2, Full
Grove B4C
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, ENC trim, TM, NACE (no long desc.)
3, Full
Grove B4C
Class 900
4 to 16, Full
Grove B5
Class 900
NOTE
60
Pipeline Isolation Valves Piggable
All ball valves NPS 2 (DN 50) shall be certified to CSA Z245.15 Sour
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G15S4A
Class 1500
to 1
G15T4A
Class 1500
to 1
G15X4A
Class 1500
1 to 2
G15J4A
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J4A
Class 900
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
25,27,
49
All gate valves NPS 2 (DN 50) shall be certified to CSA Z245.15 Sour
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
CS15J4A
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J4A
Class 900
27,29
CS15J4B
Class 1500
3 to 16
CS09J4B
Class 900
All check valves NPS 2 (DN 50) shall be certified to CSA Z245.15 Sour
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S4A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T4A
Class 1500
1 to 2
L15J4A
Class 1500
3 to 6
L09J4A
Class 900
8 and larger
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
25,27
Globe valves need not be certified to CSA Z245.15 since they are not covered by that standard.
November 2010
SemCAMS
297 of 480
SSP-60d
DBX1
ASME 900

C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 6
Sch 80
20
8 to 12
Sch 120
to 1
Sch 80
5,20
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
11,20
1/2
0.049
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 6
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
8 to 12
Sch 120
Fittings

9,20

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, RTJ, Screwed
to 1 SW
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, RTJ, Socketweld
1 to 1
ASME 900
ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch 80 bore
2 to 6
ASME 900
8 to 12
ASME 900
2 to 6
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
18,20
13,20

ASTM A182-F316/316L, FS, RTJ
20

All
ASME 900
ASTM A240-TP316, RTJ

All
ASME 900
All
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
18
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010

SemCAMS
10,74
299 of 480
SSP-60d
DBX1
ASME 900

C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P6Q
345 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class EBX1 for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J6N
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
20,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J6P
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
25,27,
3 to 24
G09J6M
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 6
49,76
3 to 24
G09J11M
Class 900
RTJ, B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br), BB, Gear Op. 6 (for 20 mg/l
26,50
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
H2S only)
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 16
CS09J6M
3 to 24
CS09J6N
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
23,25,
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC
27,29
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J6M
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC
3 to 8
CD09J6M
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
10 to 24
CD09J6N
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
3 to 14
CP09J6M
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 6
L09J6M
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
300 of 480
SSP-60d

DSX
ASME 900
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 6
Sch 80
8 to 12
Sch 120
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
7,20
5,7,20

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 6
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
8 to 12
Sch 120
Fittings
NOTE
11,20

7,9,20

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
7,18,
to 1 SW
ASME 900
20,48
1 to 1
ASME 900
2 to 6
ASME 900
8 to 12
ASME 900
2 to 6
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13,20

20

All
ASME 900

All
ASME 900
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
301 of 480
SSP-60d

DSX
ASME 900
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P6E
345 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V6D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class ESX for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J6B
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
20,22,
3 to 24, Full
B09J6D
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
27,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J6A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J6A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC, NACE
27,29
3 to 24
CS09J6B
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J6A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 RTJ x FNPT, A182-F316/316L, DB&B, NACE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
3 to 8
CD09J6A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
10 to 24
CD09J6B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
3 to 14
CP09J6A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500

RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, NACE
3 to 6
L09J6A
Class 900
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
302 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
DDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 900
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 6
Sch 40
8 to 12
Sch 80
to 1
Sch 80
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
5,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
11

7,9

MSS SP-95
2 to 6
Sch 40
MSS SP-97
8 to 12
Sch 80

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 900
to 1 SW
ASME 900
1 to 1
ASME 900
2 to 6
ASME 900
8 to 12
ASME 900
2 to 6
ASME 900
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 900
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 900
All
ASME 900
ASTM A240-S32205, RTJ

Thickness per Table RT-14, 15: Type per Table RT-22
All
ASME 900
Type R, Oval or Octagonal Ring, 2205 Duplex SS

(per Table RT-8)
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,18,
48
13

ASTM A182-F60, FS, RTJ
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
18
or approved equal
All

SemCAMS
10
303 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
DDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 900
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P7E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V7D
Class 1500
2 RTJ x FNPT, A182-F60, DB&B, NACE
Ball Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
Refer to Class EDX for all valves NPS 2 and smaller
3 to 24, Reg.
B09J7B
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
27,
3 to 24, Full
B09J7D
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, FP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 6, NACE
22,29
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 24
G09J7A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, BB, Gear Op. 6, NACE
Check Valves
to 2
TAG #
RATING
Class 1500
23,25,
3 to 16
CS09J7A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, Swing Type, BC, NACE
27,29
3 to 24
CS09J7B
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
3 to 16
CT09J7A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
3 to 8
CD09J7A
Class 900
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A351-CD4MCu, Dual Plate Type, NACE
10 to 24
CD09J7B
Class 900
RTJ (Double Flanged), A351-CD4MCu, Dual Plate Type, NACE
3 to 14
CP09J7A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 2
Class 1500
3 to 6
L09J7A
Class 900
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, BB, NACE
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
26,50
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25,27,
49
NOTE
47
NOTE
25,27

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
SemCAMS
304 of 480
SSP-60d
EBN

ASME 1500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure limited by NPS 8 Sch 160 pipe below 50C and flanges above 50C
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
Sch 160
2 to 3
Sch 160
4 to 12
Sch 160
to 1
Sch XXS
ASTM A106-B SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
NOTE
46
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 3
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
4 to 12
Sch 160
9,46
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 12
ASME 1500
Orifice Flanges
2 to 10
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
18
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
305 of 480
SSP-60d
EBN

ASME 1500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure limited by NPS 8 Sch 160 pipe below 50C and flanges above 50C
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P1E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M1C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, A105
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J1A
Class 1500
RTJ, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J1B
Class 1500
NOTE
26
NOTE
SW or NPT, use Gate or Globe Valve.

21,22,
29
1, Full
B15J1C
Class 1500
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
1 to 24, Full
B15J1D
Class 1500
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G15S1A
Class 1500
to 1
G15T1A
Class 1500
Screwed, A105N, BB
to 1
G15X1A
Class 1500
1 to 24
G15J1A
Class 1500
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH15S1A (B/P)
Class 1500
23,25,
to 1
CH15T1A (B/P)
Class 1500
29,47
to 1
CS15T1A
Class 1500
1 to 16
CS15J1A
Class 1500
2 to 16
CS15J1B
Class 1500
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 16
CT15J1A
Class 1500
2 to 8
CD15J1A
Class 1500
10 to 24
CD15J1B
Class 1500
1 to 14
CP15J1A
Class 1500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S1A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T1A
Class 1500
Screwed, A105N, BB
RTJ, A216-WCB, BB
1 to 6
L15J1A
Class 1500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
25,49
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
306 of 480
SSP-60d

EBL
ASME 1500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure limited by NPS 8 Sch 160 pipe below 50C and Flanges above 50C
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 160
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 12
Sch 160
to 1
Sch XXS
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
NOTE
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 6000
ASME B16.9
1 to 12
Sch 160
MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
18
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 12
ASME 1500
Orifice Flanges
2 to 10
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
All
ASME 1500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
307 of 480
SSP-60d

EBL
ASME 1500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
Max. Pressure limited by NPS 8 Sch 160 pipe below 50C and Flanges above 50C
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P3E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J3A
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J3B
Class 1500
1, Full
B15J3C
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
1 to 24, Full
B15J3D
Class 1500
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
29
NOTE
to 1
G15S3A
Class 1500
to 1
G15T3A
Class 1500
to 1
G15X3A
Class 1500
1 to 24
G15J3A
Class 1500
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH15S3A (B/P)
Class 1500
23,25,
to 1
CH15T3A (B/P)
Class 1500
29,47
to 1
CS15T3A
Class 1500
1 to 16
CS15J3A
Class 1500
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 16
CS15J3B
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
2 to 16
CT15J3A
Class 1500
2 to 8
CD15J3A
Class 1500
10 to 24
CD15J3B
Class 1500
1 to 14
CP15J3A
Class 1500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S3A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T3A
Class 1500
1 to 6
L15J3A
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, BB
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
25,49
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
308 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Sour Process Oil and Gas (see Note 4)

ESN
ASME 1500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Hydrotest @ 1.5 DP ST/S44
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS
Sch XXS.
3 to 6
Sch XXS.
ASTM A333-6, SMLS, Beveled ends
8 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Special Order - ASTM A333-6 SMLS, Specify W.T.
to 1
Sch XXS
1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,15,
46
ASTM A106-B SMLS
5,6,7

11,20
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 9000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch XXS
MSS SP-95
3 to 6
Sch XXS
MSS SP-97
8 and larger
per Pipe Wall
7,9,46
Special Order - ASTM A420-WPL6-S, Buttweld

Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
7,18,
48
1 to 6
ASME 1500
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch XXS bore
8 and larger
ASME 1500
Special Order - ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ, WN, Specify bore
Orifice Flanges
2 to 6
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 1500
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
All
ASME 1500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
309 of 480
SSP-60d
Typical Service: Sour Process Oil and Gas (see Note 4)

ESN
ASME 1500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
26,50
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V4D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING

NOTE
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J2A
Class 1500

RTJ, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J2B
Class 1500
1, Full
B15J2C
Class 1500
1 to 24, Full
B15J2D
Class 1500
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G15S2A
Class 1500
to 1
G15T2A
Class 1500
to 1
G15X2A
Class 1500
1 to 24
G15J2A
Class 1500
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH15S2A (B/P)
Class 1500
23,25,
to 1
CH15T2A (B/P)
Class 1500
29,47
to 1
CS15T2A
Class 1500
1 to 16
CS15J2A
Class 1500
2 to 16
CS15J2B
Class 1500
RTJ, A216-WCB, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 16
CT15J2A
Class 1500
2 to 8
CD15J2A
Class 1500
10 to 24
CD15J2B
Class 1500
1 to 14
CP15J2A
Class 1500
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S2A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T2A
Class 1500

RTJ, A216-WCB, BB, NACE
1 to 6
L15J2A
Class 1500
8 and larger
Butterfly Valves
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
29
NOTE
25,49
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
310 of 480
SSP-60d

ESL
ASME 1500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
NDE: 100% RT Buttweld, 10% MT Fillet, 10% RT SW for Fit-up
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS

2 to 6
Sch XXS
8 and larger
Calc. W.T.
to 1
Sch XXS
1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
to 1 NPT
Class 6000
to 1 SW
Class 9000
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
ASME B16.11
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,15
Special Order - ASTM A333-6, Specify W.T.
ASTM A333-6 SMLS
5,6,7
ASME B16.9
1 to 6
Sch XXS
MSS SP-95
8 and larger
per Pipe Wall
11,20

7,9

MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 6
ASME 1500
ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch XXS bore
8 and larger
ASME 1500
Special Order - ASTM A350-LF2 CL.1, FS, RTJ, WN, Specify

bore
2 to 6
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 1500

bore
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,18,
48
13

All
ASME 1500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
311 of 480
SSP-60d

ESL
ASME 1500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
NDE: 100% RT Buttweld, 10% MT Fillet, 10% RT SW for Fit-up
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Mx F
N60P4E
413 bar
26,50
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V4D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J4A
Class 1500

NOTE

RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
21,22,
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J4B
Class 1500
1, Full
B15J4C
Class 1500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
1 to 24, Full
B15J4D
Class 1500
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G15S4A
Class 1500
to 1
G15T4A
Class 1500
to 1
G15X4A
Class 1500
1 to 24
G15J4A
Class 1500
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH15S4A (B/P)
Class 1500
23,25
to 1
CH15T4A (B/P)
Class 1500
29,47
to 1
CS15T4A
Class 1500
Screwed, A350-LF2 CL.1, Swing, Full Port, BC, NACE, Max

230C
1 to 16
CS15J4A
Class 1500
2 to 16
CS15J4B
Class 1500
2 to 16
CT15J4A
Class 1500
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 8
CD15J4A
Class 1500
10 to 24
CD15J4B
Class 1500
1 to 14
CP15J4A
Class 1500
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L15S4A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T4A
Class 1500
1 to 6
L15J4A
Class 1500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
29
NOTE
25,49
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
312 of 480
SSP-60d

ES5
ASME 1500
C.A. = 2.4 mm

PWHT: Yes
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS
Sch XXS.
3 to 6
Sch XXS.
8 and larger
Calc.
to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B36.10M
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,15
ASTM A333-P5 SMLS
5,6,7

1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 6000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 9000
ASME B16.9
1 to 2
Sch XXS
7,9
MSS SP-95
3 to 6
Sch XXS
MSS SP-97
8 and larger
per Pipe Wall

Flanges
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 6
ASME 1500
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, WN, Sch XXS bore
8 and larger
ASME 1500
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, WN, bore to match pipe
2 to 6
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
8 to 10
ASME 1500
ASTM A182-F5, FS, RTJ, WN, bore to match pipe
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
Blind Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,18,
48
13

All
ASME 1500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
313 of 480
SSP-60d

ES5
ASME 1500
C.A. = 2.4 mm

PWHT: Yes
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
Butterfly Valves
-
November 2010
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
314 of 480
SSP-60d

EBX1
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 12
Sch 160
20
to 1
Sch 160
5,20
1/4 to 3/8
0.049
11,20
1/2
0.065
All
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 12
Sch 160
9,20
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 1
ASME 1500
2 to 12
ASME 1500
2 to 10
ASME 1500
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
18,20
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

All
ASME 1500

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
315 of 480
SSP-60d

EBX1
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P6Q
345 bar
Mx F
N60M3A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M3C
413 bar
MNPT x FNPT, 316 SS
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J6M
Class 1500
NOTE
26,50
NOTE

RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J6N
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 4
1, Full
B15J6O
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
1 to 24, Full
B15J6P
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 4
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
20,22,
29
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
to 1
G15S6M
Class 1500
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, BB
to 1
G15T6M
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, BB
25,49,
to 1
G15X6M
Class 1500
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A182-F316/316L, BB
1 to 24
G15J6M
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 6
2 to 24
G15J11M
Class 1500
RTJ, B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br), BB, Gear Op. 6 (for 20 mg/l
76
H2S only)
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
CH15S6M (B/P)
Class 1500
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, Horizontal Lift, BC
23,25,
to 1
CH15T6M (B/P)
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, Horizontal Lift, BC
29,47
1 to 16
CS15J6M
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC
2 to 24
CS15J6N
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, Max 230C
2 to 16
CT15J6M
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC
2 to 8
CD15J6M
Class 1500
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
10 to 24
CD15J6N
Class 1500
RTJ (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type
1 to 14
CP15J6M
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S6M
Class 1500
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, BB
to 1
L15T6M
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, BB
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB
1 to 6
L15J6M
Class 1500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
316 of 480
SSP-60d

ESX
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
2 to 12
Sch 160
to 1
Sch 160
ASME B36.19
Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,20
5,7,20

1/4 to 3/8
0.049
1/2
0.065
All
11,20

to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
MSS SP-95
2 to 12
Sch 160
7,9,20
MSS SP-97

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
7,18,
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
20,48
1 to 1
ASME 1500
2 to 12
ASME 1500
2 to 10
ASME 1500
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
13,20
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
20

All
ASME 1500

All
ASME 1500
18
All

10
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
317 of 480
SSP-60d

ESX
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
26,50
Mx F
N60P6E
345 bar
Mx F
N60M4A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M4C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V6D
Class 1500
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J6A
Class 1500

2 RTJ x FNPT, A182-F316/316L, DB&B, NACE
RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J6B
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, RP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 4, NACE
1, Full
B15J6C
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
1 to 24, Full
B15J6D
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, FP, 316 SS trim, TM, Gear Op. 4, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G15S6A
Class 1500
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, BB, NACE
to 1
G15T6A
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, BB, NACE
to 1
G15X6A
Class 1500
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A182-F316/316L, BB, NACE
1 to 24
G15J6A
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, Gear Op. 6, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH15S6A (B/P)
Class 1500
to 1
CH15T6A (B/P)
1 to 16
CS15J6A
2 to 24
CS15J6B
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 16
CT15J6A
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Tilting Disc Type, BC, NACE
2 to 8
CD15J6A
Class 1500
RTJ (Wafer Lug), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
10 to 24
CD15J6B
Class 1500
RTJ (Double Flanged), A351-CF8M, Dual Plate Type, NACE
1 to 14
CP15J6A
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Piston Type, BC, NACE
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L15S6A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T6A
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, BB, NACE
1 to 6
L15J6A
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, BB, NACE
8 and larger
Butterfly
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
20,22,
29
NOTE
25,49
NOTE
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
23,25,
Class 1500
Screwed, A182-F316/316L, Horizontal Lift, BC, NACE
29,47
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CF8M, Swing Type, BC, NACE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Socketweld, A182-F316/316L, BB, NACE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
318 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
EDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
Threaded Pipe
ASME B36.19
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 4
Sch 80
6 to 12
Sch 120
to 1
Sch 80
Sch 160
NOTE
5,7

Tubing
Tubing Fittings
Fittings
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
All
11
to 1 NPT
Class 3000
ASME B16.11
to 1 SW
Class 3000
ASME B16.9
1 to 1
Sch 80
7,9
MSS SP-95
2 to 4
Sch 80
MSS SP-97
6 to 12
Sch 120

Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
to 1 NPT
ASME 1500
to 1 SW
ASME 1500
1 to 1
ASME 1500
2 to 4
ASME 1500
6 to 12
ASME 1500
7,18,
48
2 to 4
ASME 1500
(c/w NPT taps)
6 to 10
ASME 1500
ASME B16.36
12 and larger
All
ASME 1500
All
ASME 1500

All
ASME 1500
Type R, Oval or Octagonal Ring, 2205 Duplex SS

(per Table RT-8)
18
All

10
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
13

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
319 of 480
Typical Service:
SSP-60d
EDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 1500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
Mx F
N60P7E
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7A
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7B
413 bar
Mx F
N60M7C
413 bar
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI15V7D
Class 1500
2 RTJ x FNPT, A182-F60, DB&B, NACE
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
1 to 1 , Reg.
B15J7A
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, Lever Op., NACE
2 to 24, Reg.
B15J7B
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 4, NACE
1, Full.
B15J7C
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, FP, 2205 DSS Trim, Lever Op., NACE
1 to 24, Full
B15J7D
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, FP, 2205 DSS Trim, TM, Gear Op. 4, NACE
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G15S7A
Class 1500
26,50
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
to 1
G15T7A
Class 1500
to 1
G15X7A
Class 1500
1 to 24
G15J7A
Class 1500
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
CH15S7A (B/P)
Class 1500
to 1
CH15T7A (B/P)
1 to 16
CS15J7A
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
22,29
NOTE
25,49
NOTE
23,25,
Class 1500
29,47
Class 1500
2 to 24
CS15J7B
Class 1500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, Swing, Piggable, BC, NACE, Max 230C
2 to 16
CT15J7A
Class 1500
2 to 8
CD15J7A
Class 1500
10 to 24
CD15J7B
Class 1500
1 to 14
CP15J7A
Class 1500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L15S7A
Class 1500
to 1
L15T7A
Class 1500
1 to 6
L15J7A
Class 1500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
320 of 480
SSP-60d
FBN

ASME 2500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
NDE: 100% RT Buttweld, 100% MT Fillet, 10% RT SW for fit-up
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Calc. W.T.
Special Order - ASTM A106-B SMLS, Specify W.T.
Calc. W.T.
Special Order - ASTM A106-B (if W.T. 12.7 mm) otherwise
NOTE
15,46
ASTM A333-6 SMLS, Specify W.T.

4 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Tubing
9/16
Tubing Fittings
Threaded Pipe
Fittings

12
0.101
(690 (bar)
Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure Cold Drawn 316 SS Tubing
31
9/16
1379 bar
Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure Cold Worked 316 SS

Fittings
31
to 1 SW
Class 9000
9,12,
46
ASME B16.11
1 to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B16.9
per Pipe Wall
Special Order - ASTM A234-WPB-S, Buttweld
MSS SP-95
per Pipe Wall
Special Order - ASTM A234-WPB-S (if W.T. 12.7 mm)

otherwise
MSS SP-97
A420-WPL6-S, Buttweld
4 and larger
per Pipe Wall
Special Order - A420-WPL6-S, Buttweld

Written Company approval required for O-Lets. When
approved, they shall be per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except SOLs
or WOLs shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A105N)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 SW
ASME 2500
1 to 1
ASME 2500
2 and larger
ASME 2500
1 and larger
16
Special Order - Hub and Clamp connectors, 4 bolts, Techloc or

approved equal
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
2 to 10
ASME 2500
12 and larger
All
ASME 2500
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks &

Spacers
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ

All
ASME 2500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
All RTJ
ASME 2500
All Techloc
316 SS Ring
All

SemCAMS
18
10
321 of 480
SSP-60d
FBN

ASME 2500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
1 RTJ x FNPT
TAG #
RATING
SI25V4C
Class 2500
1 RTJ x FNPT, A350-LF2 CL.1, DB&B
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4D
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4C
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16 Autoclave, A350-LF2 CL.1, DB&B
2 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4D
Class 2500
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B25J1A
Class 2500
50
NOTE
SW, use Gate or Globe Valve.

RTJ, A216-WCB, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
2 to 24, Reg.
B25J1B
Class 2500
1, Full
B25J1C
Class 2500
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
1 to 24, Full
B25J1D
Class 2500
Gate Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
G25S1A
Class 2500
to 1
G25X1A
Class 2500
1 to 24
G25J1A
Class 2500
Check Valves
to 1
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
29
NOTE
12,25,
49
TAG #
RATING
CH25S1A
(B/P)
Class 2500
Socketweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift, WC
23,25,
1 to 16
CS25J1A
Class 2500
29,47
2 to 16
CT25J1A
Class 2500
2 to 8
CD25J1A
Class 2500
10 to 12
CD25J1B
Class 2500
1 to 12
CP25J1A
Class 2500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L25S1A
Class 2500
1 to 6
L25J1A
Class 2500
RTJ, A216-WCB, BC, Gear Op. 4
8 and larger
Butterfly Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
SemCAMS
322 of 480
SSP-60d

FBL
ASME 2500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS
2 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Tubing
9/16
Tubing Fittings
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
Threaded Pipe
Fittings
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
15
12
0.101
(690 (bar)
Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure Cold Drawn 316 SS Tubing
31
9/16
1379 bar
Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure Cold Worked 316 SS

Fittings
31
to 1 SW
Class 9000
ASME B16.11
1 to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B16.9
2 and larger
per Pipe Wall
9,12

MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

approved, they shall be per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except SOLs
or WOLs shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A350-LF2 CL.1)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
to 1 SW
ASME 2500
1 to 1
ASME 2500
2 and larger
ASME 2500

bore
1 and larger
16
approved equal
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
2 to 10
ASME 2500
12 and larger
All
ASME 2500

bore
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks &

Spacers

All
ASME 2500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All RTJ
ASME 2500
All Techloc
316 SS Ring
All

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
November 2010
SemCAMS
18
10
323 of 480
SSP-60d

FBL
ASME 2500
C.A. = 1.5 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
1 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4C
Class 2500
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4D
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4C
Class 2500
2 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4D
Class 2500
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B25J3A
Class 2500
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
2 to 24, Reg.
B25J3B
Class 2500
1, Full
B25J3C
Class 2500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op.
1 to 24, Full
B25J3D
Class 2500
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G25S3A
Class 2500
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, WB
to 1
G25X3A
Class 2500
Socketweld x Screwed (female), A350-LF2 CL.1, WB
1 to 24
G25J3A
Class 2500
Check Valves
to 1
NOTE
50
NOTE
SW, use Gate or Globe Valve.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
29
NOTE
12,25,
49
TAG #
RATING
CH25S3A
(B/P)
Class 2500
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, WC
23,25,
CS25J3A
Class 2500
29,47
2 to 16
CT25J3A
Class 2500
2 to 8
CD25J3A
Class 2500
10 to 12
CD25J3B
Class 2500
1 to 12
CP25J3A
Class 2500
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L25S3A
Class 2500
Socketweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, WB

1 to 16
1 to 6
L25J3A
Class 2500
8 and larger
Butterfly Valves
-
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
NOTE
25

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
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SSP-60d

FSN
ASME 2500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch XXS
Calc. W.T.
Special Order - ASTM A106-B SMLS, Specify W.T.
Calc. W.T.
Special Order - ASTM A106-B (if W.T. 12.7 mm) otherwise
3 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Tubing
9/16
0.101
(690 bar)
Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure Type 2205 Duplex SS

Tubing
31
Tubing Fittings
9/16
1379 bar

Fittings
31
7,9,
Special Order - A234-WPB-S (if W.T. 12.7 mm) otherwise
46
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.10M
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,15,
46
ASTM A333-6 SMLS, Specify W.T.

Threaded Pipe
Fittings
ASME B16.9
Sch XXS
1 to 2
per Pipe Wall
MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

Use Buttwelded Pipe and Fittings
A420-WPL6-S
3 and larger
per Pipe Wall

approved, they shall be per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except WOLs
shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A105N)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
ASME 2500
1 and larger
ASME 2500
1 and larger
7,16

approved equal
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
2 to 10
ASME 2500
12 and larger
All
ASME 2500
All
ASME 2500
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
ASTM A105N, FS, RTJ

ASTM A516-70N, RTJ
ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
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All RTJ
ASME 2500
All Techloc
316 SS Ring
All

SemCAMS
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10
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SSP-60d

FSN
ASME 2500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
1 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4C
Class 2500
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4D
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4C
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16 Autoclave, A350-LF2 CL.1, DB&B, NACE
2 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4D
Class 2500
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B25J2A
Class 2500
2 to 24, Reg.
B25J2B
Class 2500
1, Full
B25J2C
Class 2500
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
1 to 24, Full
B25J2D
Class 2500
RTJ, A216-WCB, FP, ENC trim, TM, Gear Op. 3, NACE
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G25B2A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A105N, WB, NACE
1 to 24
G25J2A
Class 2500
Check Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
CH25B2A (B/P)
Class 2500
Buttweld, A105N, Horizontal Lift, WC, NACE
23,47
1 to 16
CS25J2A
Class 2500
2 to 16
CT25J2A
Class 2500
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 8
CD25J2A
Class 2500
CD25J2B
Class 2500
1 to 12
CP25J2A
Class 2500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L25B2A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A105N, WB, NACE

1 to 6
L25J2A
Class 2500
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
50
NOTE
BW, use Gate or Globe Valve.
10 to 12
8 and larger
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None Permitted
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Typical Service: Low Temperature Sour Service (see Notes 3 and 4)

FSL
ASME 2500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Hydrotest @ 1.5 x DP x ST/S44
ITEM
SIZE (NPS)
to 1
Sch XXS
ASME B36.10M
1 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Tubing
9/16
0.101
(690 bar)

Tubing
31
Tubing Fittings
9/16
1379 bar

Fittings
31
Sch XXS
7,9
1 and larger
per Pipe Wall
Pipe
Threaded Pipe
Fittings
ASME B16.9
RATING
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
7,15

MSS SP-95
MSS SP-97

approved, they shall be per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except WOLs
shall replace TOLs (all O-lets to be A350-LF2 CL.1)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
ASME 2500
1 and larger
ASME 2500

bore
1 and larger
7,16
approved equal
Orifice Flanges
(c/w NPT taps)
2 to 10
ASME 2500
12 and larger
All
ASME 2500

bore
13
ASME B16.36
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers

All
ASME 2500
ASTM A516-70N, RTJ

All RTJ
ASME 2500
All Techloc
316 SS Ring
All

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
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Typical Service: Low Temperature Sour Service (see Notes 3 and 4)

FSL
ASME 2500
C.A. = 3.0 mm
PWHT: Note 2
Hydrotest @ 1.5 x DP x ST/S44
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
1 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4C
Class 2500
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V4D
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4C
Class 2500
2 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y4D
Class 2500
Ball Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
1 to 1 , Reg.
B25J4A
Class 2500
RTJ, A352-LCC, RP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
2 to 24, Reg.
B25J4B
Class 2500
50
NOTE
1, Full
B25J4C
Class 2500
RTJ, A352-LCC, FP, 316 SS trim, Lever Op., NACE
1 to 24, Full
B25J4D
Class 2500
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G25B4A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, WB, NACE
1 to 24
G25J4A
Class 2500
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH25B4A (B/P)
Class 2500
Buttweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, Horizontal Lift, WC, NACE
1 to 16
CS25J4A
Class 2500
2 to 16
CT25J4A
Class 2500
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2 to 8
CD25J4A
Class 2500
10 to 12
CD25J4B
Class 2500
1 to 12
CP25J4A
Class 2500
Globe Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
L25B4A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A350-LF2 CL.1, WB, NACE
1 to 6
L25J4A
Class 2500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010
NOTE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
21,22,
29
NOTE
49
NOTE
23,47
NOTE
NOTE
None Permitted
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Typical Service:
SSP-60d
FDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 2500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
ITEM
Pipe
ASME B36.19
SIZE (NPS)
RATING
to 1
Sch 80
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Sch 160
2 to 4
Sch 160
Sch XXS
8 and larger
Calc. W.T.
Tubing
9/16
Tubing Fittings
9/16
Threaded Pipe
NOTE
7,15
Special Order ASTM A790-S32205 SMLS, Specify W.T.

12
0.101
(690 bar)

Tubing
31
1379 bar

Fittings
31
ASME B36.19
Fittings
ASME B16.9
Sch 80
7,9
1 to 4
Sch 160
12
MSS SP-95
Sch XXS
MSS SP-97
8 and larger
Per Pipe Wall
Special Order - ASTM A815-S32205-WP-S, Buttweld

Branch connections per Table RT-3 & RT-26 except WOLs
shall be substituted for TOLs (all O-lets to be A182-F60)
Flanges
ASME B16.5
Orifice Flanges
ASME 2500
1 to 4
ASME 2500
ASME 2500
8 and larger
ASME 2500
Special Order - ASTM A182-F60, FS, RTJ, WN, Specify Bore
1 and larger
Special Order Hub and Clamp Connectors, 4 bolts, Techloc or

Company approved equal.
2 to 4
ASME 2500
(c/w NPT taps)
ASME 2500
ASME B16.36
8 and larger
All
ASME 2500
Blind Flanges
ASME B16.5
Blinds, Blanks
& Spacers
7,16
13

All
ASME 2500

All RTJ
ASME 2500
Type R, Oval or Octagonal Ring, 2205 Duplex SS,

(per Table RT-8)
All Techloc
316 SS Ring
All

ASME B16.48
Gaskets
ASME B16.20
Bolting
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10
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Typical Service:
SSP-60d
FDX
(Code: ASME B31.3
ASME 2500
C.A. = 0 mm
PWHT: Note 1
Instr. Valves
TAG #
RATING
1 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V7C
Class 2500
1 RTJ x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, DB&B, NACE
2 RTJ x FNPT
SI25V7D
Class 2500
2 RTJ x FNPT, 2205 Duplex SS, DB&B, NACE
1 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y7C
Class 2500
1 RTJ x 9/16 Autoclave, 2205 Duplex SS, DB&B, NACE
2 RTJ x 9/16
Autoclave
SI25Y7D
Class 2500
2 RTJ x 9/16 Autoclave, 2205 Duplex SS, DB&B, NACE
Ball Valves
TAG #
RATING
NOTE
50
NOTE
to 1
1 to 1 , Reg.
B25J7A
Class 2500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 Duplex SS Trim, Lever Op.,

NACE
2 to 24, Reg.
B25J7B
Class 2500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, RP, 2205 Duplex SS Trim, TM,

Gear Op. 3, NACE
1, Full.
B25J7C
Class 2500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, FP, 2205 Duplex SS Trim, Lever Op.,

NACE
1 to 24, Full
B25J7D
Class 2500
RTJ, A351-CD4MCu, FP, 2205 Duplex SS Trim, TM,

Gear Op. 3, NACE
Gate Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
G25B7A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A182-F60, WB, NACE
1 to 24
G25J7A
Class 2500
Check Valves
TAG #
RATING
to 1
CH25B7A (B/P)
Class 2500
Buttweld, A182-F60, Horizontal Lift, WC, NACE
1 to 16
CS25J7A
Class 2500
2 to 16
CT25J7A
Class 2500
2 to 8
CD25J7A
Class 2500
10 to 12
CD25J7B
Class 2500
1 to 12
CP25J7A
Class 2500
Globe Valves
to 1
TAG #
RATING
L25B7A
Class 2500
Buttweld, A182-F60, WB, NACE

1 to 6
L25J7A
Class 2500
8 and larger
Butterfly
TAG #
RATING
November 2010

22,29
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
49
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
23,47
NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NOTE
None permitted
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SSP-60d
Typical Service: Glycol and Hot Oil Heat Tracing

(Code: ASME B31.3 Material: 316/316L Stainless Steel)
ZG
C.A. = 0 mm
Maximum Pressure = 8,274 kPag @ 260C (see Notes below)
PWHT: N/A
NDE: 100% Visual
Hydrotest @ 1.676 x D.P.
ITEM
SIZE
RATING
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
5/8 to 1
0.065
CTC x MNPT
1/4" to 1
TCE x MNPT
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting x MNPT Adapter
CTC x FNPT
1/4" to 1
TCE x FNPT
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting x FNPT Adapter
CTC x CTC
1/4" to 1
TCE
Tubing
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Fittings
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting
Instr. Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/4" to 1/2"
TV1NA60C
260C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Block Valve
1/4" to 1/2"
TV1NA60D
260C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Throttling Valve
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Ball Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/4" to 1/2"
TV1B260A
210C / 232C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings

A105N Body & 316 SS trim, FNPT Valve with Swagelok LP Adapters
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1/2" to 1"
TV1B206A
200C / 232C
Gate Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/2" to 1"
TV1G08A
260C
Check Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/4" to 3/4"
TV1CL60A
260C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Piston Type
1/2" to 1"
A105N, Piston Lift Check, BC, FNPT Valve with Swagelok LP Adapters
TV1CL08A
260C
Globe Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/2" to 1"
TV1L08A
260C
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
A105N, BB, FNPT Valve with Swagelok LP Adapters

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
General Notes:
Max. Pressure limited to ASME 600 rating (see Table RT-16). Where multiple temperatures are listed for valves, the first is
the temperature at which the valve meets full class pressure rating and the second is the maximum limit of the derated valve.
Tubing shall have maximum hardness of 80 HRB or less and shall be free of scratches and suitable for bending.
Tubing must be adequately supported and marked with the Manufacturers name & brand, size, material & grade, and heat
number.
The preferred method for directional changes is bending. All bends shall be made with tube benders. Flattened, kinked, or
wrinkled bends are not acceptable. The upper practical limit for manual field bending is typically 1/2" tubing with a wall
thickness of 0.065 or less.
Specified tubing wall thicknesses are the minimum recommended to minimize leaking in liquid systems. Though pressure
calculations may indicate thinner wall tubing, thinner wall tubing shall not be used.
Materials within this class are described using imperial designations to clearly distinguish these materials from their metric
equivalents and prevent errors in placing orders. The Company does not currently use metric tubing products. Note: unlike
piping, tubing and tubing fittings are available in true metric sizing.
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Typical Service:
SSP-60d
Steam Tracing
(Code: ASME B31.3
ZS
Material: 316/316L Stainless Steel)
C.A. = 0 mm
Maximum Pressure = 10,400 kPag @ 313C (see Notes below)
PWHT: N/A
NDE: 100% Visual
ITEM

Hydrotest @ 1.5 x DP x ST/S
SIZE
RATING
1/4 to 3/8
0.035
1/2
0.049
5/8 to 3/4
0.065
0.083
CTC x MNPT
1/4" to 1
TCE x MNPT
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting x MNPT Adapter
CTC x FNPT
1/4" to 1
TCE x FNPT
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting x FNPT Adapter
CTC x CTC
1/4" to 1
TCE
Tubing
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Fittings
ASTM A182-F316, Swagelok LP Fitting
Instr. Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/4" to 1/2"
TV1NA60C
313C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Block Valve
1/4" to 1/2"
TV1NA60D
313C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Throttling Valve
Gate Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/2" to 1"
TV1G08A
313C
Check Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1/4" to 3/4"
TV1CL60A
313C
316 SS Body & Trim, Swagelok LP Fittings, Piston Type
1/2" to 1"
TV1CL08A
313C
A105N, Piston Lift Check, BC, FNPT Valve with Swagelok LP Adapters
Globe Valves
TAG #
MAX TEMP
1/2" to 1"
TV1L08A
313C
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
A105N, BB, FNPT Valve with TCE Adapters
General Notes:
Max. Pressure limited by 1 tubing specified. Calculations based on ASME B31.3 Eqn 3(a) using -10% wall tolerance and
+0.005 OD tolerance per ASTM A269 (tolerances are a function of tubing size - always confirm tolerances for calculations).
Above 313C, specified tubing is inadequate for corresponding saturated steam pressures; refer to saturated steam tables.
Specified tubing wall thicknesses are the minimum recommended to minimize leaking in gas and steam systems. Though
pressure calculations may indicate thinner wall tubing, thinner wall tubing shall not normally be used. Exception: tubing of
one rating size smaller (e.g., 0.035 in place of 0.049) where necessary to ensure sufficient flexibility for tracing complex
components such as valves.
Tubing shall have maximum hardness of 80 HRB or less and shall be free of scratches and suitable for bending.
Tubing must be adequately supported and marked with the Manufacturers name & brand, size, material & grade, and heat
number.
The preferred method for directional changes is bending. All bends shall be made with tube benders. Flattened, kinked, or
wrinkled bends are not acceptable. The upper practical limit for manual field bending is typically 1/2" tubing with a wall
thickness of 0.065 or less.
Materials within this class are described using imperial designations to clearly distinguish these materials from their metric
equivalents and prevent errors in placing orders. The Company does not currently use metric tubing products. Note: unlike
piping, tubing and tubing fittings are available in true metric sizing.
Company approval may be granted to use Carbon Steel tubing (ASTM A179) for replacement in kind as necessary.
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Piping Specification: Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
VALVE LONG DESCRIPTIONS

Revision History ........................................................................................................................................................336
Valve Identification Legend .......................................................................................................................................339
Material Equivalencies ..............................................................................................................................................340
General Valve Notes ..................................................................................................................................................341
Ball Valve Long Descriptions.....................................................................................................................................345
Butterfly Valve Long Descriptions .............................................................................................................................371
Check Valve Long Descriptions .................................................................................................................................388
Gate Valve Long Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................415
Globe Valve Long Descriptions..................................................................................................................................431
Needle Valve Long Descriptions ................................................................................................................................443
Plug Valve Long Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................449
Specialty Chemical Injection Valve Long Descriptions ............................................................................................451
Specialty Instrument Double Block and Bleed Valve Long Descriptions ..................................................................457
Specialty Sample Valve Long Descriptions..............................................................................................................473
Tubing Valve Long Descriptions ................................................................................................................................478
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Valve Long Descriptions: Revision History:

Rev. d
Minor Update .............................................................................................................................................
Added valves: N60M3E, N60M3F, N60M4F, N60M10F, N60P1E, N60P3E, N60P4E, N60P4E, N60P7B, N60P9B,
N60P10E, SI60P10E, SI60M1E, SI60M3E, SI60M4E, SI60P4E, SI60P7E, L08T10A
Fixed cross reference to bleed in tags N60M7A, N60M7B, N60P7A
Changed what was to: N60M4D to N60M4F, N60P1A to N60P1E, N60P3A to N60P3E, N60P4A to N60P4E,
N60P7A to N60P7B, N60P9A to N60P9B.
Modified all gate valve descriptions to clarify port requirements. Changed from full to regular port in small bore
steam valves Class 150 and 300.
Expanded the range of specialty instrumentation block valves listed to cover more pipe classes and provide more
options in each class (e.g., ball valve isolation)
Fixed material on plugs on Duplex specialty instrument valves from 316 to Duplex (valves with materials code 7).
Added a new general note to address explosive decompression of elastomers.
Modified SI99xDx valve codes from a D to an E in order to require 75 mm extension to body inlet.
Numerous other changes to needle valve descriptions
Corrected numerous valve descriptions with regards to listing of OS&Y requirement and API 598 valve testing
requirement.
Modified long descriptions for valves N60P3E, N60P4E, N60P10E, SI60P4E, SI60P4G, and SI60P10E. Created
new descriptions for N60P6E, SI60P1E, SI60P1G, SI60P3E, SI60P3G, SI60P6E, SI60P6G, and SI60P10K.
Deleted all SI99 coded valves.
Modified codes N99P1E, N99P3E, and N99P4E.
Removed bolting descriptions from Unibody ball valves B06T1A, B06T2A, B06T3A, B06T4A, B06T6A, and
B06T7A.
Removed bolting descriptions from welded bonnet gate and globe valves as these do not require bolting: G01R10A,
G03R10A, G08S10A, G08T10A, G08X10A, G25B2A, G25B4A, G25B7A, G25S1A, G25S3A, G25X1A, G25X3A,
L01R10A, L03R10A, L08S10A, L08T10A, L08X10A, L25B2A, L25B4A, L25B7A, L25S1A, and L25S3A.
Changed valve codes L08S10B, L08T10B and L08X10B to L08S10Y, L08T10Y and L08X10Y and made welded
bonnets. Codes currently unused in line class tables.
Updated descriptions for ASME B16.5 and API 600 in the general notes.
Changed all references to modified API Trim #5 with 316 to API Trim #16 which is a new trim description that
is based on 316 as the stem material. This does not actually change the specified requirement, just makes it more
clear and brings it into alignment with current API terminology.
Corrected references to CD4MCu as being Duplex SS as opposed to 2205 Duplex SS.
Changed all references to Duplex Grade F51 to F60 for forgings (due to higher nitrogen content and better weld
properties).
Changed pressure rating of SI60P7E from 345 bar to 413 bar
Changed min. temp rating of the following from -29 to -45: SI60M3D, M3E, M3G, M4D, M4E, M4G, SI60P3E,
P3G, P4E, P4G, P6E, P6G, and P7E.
Added valves SI60M7D, M7E, and M7G
Changed the following to 316 SS plugs: SI60M1D, M1E, M1G, M3G, M4G, P1E, P1G, P2E, P2G, P3E, P3G, P4E,
P4G, and P10E
Added valves SI60M7D, M7E, and M7G
Changed bleed and plug in N60M3E to SS from CS and changed temp from -29 to -45.
Fixed SI25V7C where did not show NPT type plug.
Removed requirements restricting heat treated ENC on ball valves.
Numerous modifications to the material equivalency table to reflect changes in materials standards.
Modified valves SI60P1E and G, SI60P3E and G to remove NACE/ISO since these are codes for sweet service.
Added valve codes SI60P2E and G to fill gap for sour valves. Added codes SI60P6Q and R for SS sweet service.
Added valve codes for new sweet SS pipe classes: N60P6Q, G01R6M, G03R6M, G06R6M, G09J6M, G15J6M,
L01R6M, L03R6M, L06R6M, L09J6M, L15J6M, B01R6M to P, B03R6M to P, B06R6M to P, B09J6N and P,
B15J6M to P, G08S6M, G08T6M, G08X6M, G15S6M, G15T6M, G15X6M, L08S6M, L08T6M, L15S6M,
L15T6M, B06S6M, B06T6M, B06T6N, CH08S6M-B, CH08S6M-P, CH08T6N-B, CH08T6N-P, CH15S6M-B,
CH15S6M-P, CH15T6M-B, CH15T6M-P, CD01R6M to N, CD03R6M to N, CD06R6M to N, CD09J6M to N,
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CD15J6M to N, CP01R6M, CP03R6M, CP06R6M, CP09J6M, CP15J6M, CS01R6M to N, CS03R6M to N,

CS06R6M to N, CS09J6M to N, CS15J6M to N, CT01R6M, CT03R6M, CT06R6M, CT09J6M, and CT15J6M.
Added valves CS03R6B, CS06R6B, CS09J6B, CS15J6B for piggable swing checks in sour SS classes and valves
CS01R7B, CS03R7B, CS06R7B, CS09J7B, and CS15J7B for piggable swing checks in Duplex SS classes.
Fixed body to 316L on code SI60P6G.
Fixed descriptions for CD03R6A and B to require certification to NACE/ISO and fixed max temp limit to 400 C on
CD03R6A, as well as CD09J6A and CD09J6B.
Fixed CWP rating, seat material, and temperature rating of CS01R6B.
Removed reference to double block and bleed in trunnion ball valve descriptions to prevent confusion with being
true double block and bleed.
Changed how temperature range for valves is shown to prevent confusion.
Added valve codes N60P7E and N60M7F.
Corrected errors in maximum temperatures listed for some low temperature valves (e.g., 400 vs. 340). Corrected
minimum temperature shown for CS08T3A.
Modified Notes 5 and 9.
Changed G01R10A, G03R10A, L01R10A & L03R10A to max 1 , and reduced G01R10B, G03R10B, L01R10B
& L03R10B to 2, and changed all these codes to bolted bonnet due to difficulty of finding welded bonnets
Fixed error in cross referenced valves for tags B06S1A, B06S2A, and B06S3A
Butterfly Valves: deleted references to FCI-70-2.
Changed trunnion mounted ball valves to ENC trim from 316 SS trim and removed reference to 1 mil or 3 mil.
Removed reference to packing type in ball valve descriptions as a wide variety of different stem seal systems in use.
Provided valve is fire tested and compatible with service fluids, no restriction on steam seal system.
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Valve Identification Legend

Valve Type
CH
B
G
CD
CH
CP
CS
CT
F
D
Ball Valve
Gate Valve
Check Valve (Dual Plate)
Check Valve (Horizontal Lift)
Check Valve (Piston)
Check Valve (Swing)
Check Valve (Tilting Disc)
Butterfly Valve
Diaphragm Valve
L
N
P
SC
SS
SI
TV
Globe Valve
Needle Valve
Plug Valve
Specialty Chemical Injection (DBB)
Specialty Sample (DBB)
Specialty Instrument (DBB)
Tubing Valve
01
03
06
08
09
15
20
ASME Class 150

ASME Class 300
ASME Class 600
API Class 800 or ASME Class 800
ASME Class 900
API Class 1500 or ASME Class 1500
138 bar (2 000 psi)
25
30
40
50
60
99
100
ASME Class 2500

207 bar (3 000 psi)
276 bar (4 000 psi)
API Class 5000
413 bar (6 000 psi)
690 bar (10 000 psi)
API Class 10000
08 T 4 C - B
Rating
End Connection
B
C
F
J
K
M
P
Q
Buttweld
Hub and Clamp
Flat Face
Ring Type Joint
Taper-Lok Flanges
Threaded (M x F)
Socketweld x Threaded (M x F)
Socketweld x Autoclave (M x F)
R
S
T
U
V
X
Y
Z
Raised Face
Socketweld
Threaded (F x F)
Raised Face x Threaded (F)
Ring Type Joint x Threaded (F)
Socketweld x Threaded (F x F)
Ring Type Joint x Autoclave (F)
Project Specific Description
Class of Service
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Utility
Sweet Process (no less than -29C): Carbon Steel
Sour Process (no less than -29C): Carbon Steel to NACE/ISO
Low Temperature Sweet Process ( -45C): Low Temperature Carbon Steel
Low Temperature Sour Process ( --45C): Low Temperature Carbon Steel to NACE/ISO
Plastic Lined
Corrosive Fluids: 316 SS to NACE/ISO
Corrosive Fluids: 2205 Duplex SS to NACE/ISO
Cold Process (no less than -101C): 304 SS
Cryogenic (no less than -198C): 304 SS
Steam
Misc Exotic Alloys
Steam B31.1 Boiler External Piping
Unique Alpha Identifier (e.g., A, B, C, D, E, etc.)

Additional Descriptor (Optional)
R
F
B
P
Regular Port Ball Valve

Full Port Ball Valve
Ball Check
Piston Check
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Material Equivalencies
The following table has been prepared to identify commercially available materials which may be substituted for those
specified in these valve descriptions without Company approval (a Specification Waiver). Only superior materials, which
meet or exceed the performance requirements of the service environment (including temperature ratings), as indicated in
this table, may be substituted without approval. Where the Vendor wishes to substitute other materials, he shall
thoroughly investigate and review such materials with the Company to obtain a Specification Waiver prior to substitution.
Note: API 602 gates, globes and checks may be provided for NPT, SW, BW or flanged valves NPS 2 and smaller
Valve Component
Body, Bonnet
Ball Valve Balls
Stems
Material Designated
Material Equivalent
a)
A216-WCB
a)
A216-WCC, A105N, A352-LCC (confirm max. temp.)
b)
A105N
b)
A350-LF2 Class 1, A479-316 (NPT needle valve only)
c)
A352-LCC
c)
A352-LC3, A350-LF2 Class 1
d)
A350-LF2 Class 1
d)
A352-LC3 (confirm max. temp.)
e)
A352-LC3
e)
A351-CF8M
f)
A351-CF8M (316)
f)
A351-CD4MCU (Duplex SS)
g)
A479-316 (needle valve)
g)
A479-316L (needle valve)
a)
A105N
a)
A350-LF2 Class 1, 13Cr, A105N ENC
b)
A350-LF2 Class 1
b)
13Cr, A350-LF2 Class 1 ENC, 304 SS, 316 SS
c)
13Cr
c)
Electroless Nickel Coated (ENC), 304 SS, 316 SS
d)
Electroless Nickel Coated (ENC)
d)
304 SS, 316 SS
e)
316 SS
e)
17-4 PH SS (in sour service review with Co. materials engineer)
f)
Floating
f)
Trunnion Mounted
a)
Carbon Steel
a)
13Cr
b)
13Cr
b)
316 SS
c)
316 SS
c)
17-4 PH SS (in sour service review with Co. materials engineers),

Inconel 718, Alloy 20
d)
17-4 PH SS
d)
Inconel 718, Alloy 20
Bolting
a)
A193-B7/A194-2H
a)
A193-B7M/A194-2HM or A320-L7/A194-4
(equivalents listed are suitable in

regards to service compatibility,
but may not be equal in regards
to allowable stress levels)
b)
A193-B7M/A194-2HM
b)
A320-L7M/A194-7M
c)
A320-L7/A194-4
c)
A193-B8 Cl. 2/A194-8
d)
A193-B8 Cl. 2/A194-8
d)
A193-B8M Cl. 2/A194-8M (or MA)
e)
A194-4 nuts
e)
A194-7 nuts
f)
A193-B8 Cl. 2 studs
f)
A193-B8M Cl. 2 studs or A320-B8 Cl. 2 studs
g)
A193-B8M Cl. 2 studs
g)
A320-B8M Cl. 2 studs
Seats
a)
Nylon
a)
Buna N, Delrin, RTFE, Celcon, Viton Duro 90, HSN, PEEK
(equivalents listed are superior in

regards to chemical resistance,
they may not be equal in regards
to service temperatures)
b)
Buna N
b)
RTFE, Delrin, Viton Duro 90, HSN, PEEK
Valve Trim
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c)
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE)
c)
HSN, PEEK - (confirm max. temp.)
d)
Viton (Duro 90)
d)
RTFE, HSN, PEEK - (confirm max. temp)
e)
HSN
e)
PEEK
f)
Delrin (needle valve)
f)
Hard Seat (needle valve)
Trim in API 600 and 602 valves may be substituted as permitted by Table 12 of API 602. In addition, Trim 18 may be
substituted for Trims 8, 5, 10, 12, and 16 (except in cryogenic service).
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General Valve Notes:

1.
The Company maintains a listing of approved Manufacturers and Vendors for critical components (e.g.,
valves). Materials shall be sourced from approved Manufacturers and Vendors. When materials cannot be
procured from the approved list, a variance shall be generated and measures shall be taken to ensure the
integrity and compliance of the alternative materials and/or components.
2.
The valve lists are intended to show the standard of valve generally acceptable to the Company and cover:
Valve type
Valve pressure rating
Material specifications
Applicable valve standards
The valve lists do not cover valves for specialized services (e.g., H2S greater than 10%, brine, caustic, amine) nor
do they cover any special features (e.g., body drains, thermal relief for body cavities) that may be required for the
valve to operate properly and/or safely. It is the responsibility of the designer to specify any additional special
features required on a valve for the intended service conditions. The use of specialized valves (e.g., Orbit ball
valves, General Twinseal plug valves, Durabla check valves, etc.) or control valves is outside the scope of this
specification and it is the responsibility of the designer to provide adequate specifications when purchasing these
products.
3.
The following specific substitutions are required:
Water service: Teflon should be substituted for flexible graphite in bonnet (or body) gaskets; braided Teflon
packing may be substituted for inhibited graphite packing. Requirements for fire ratings may be waived.
Amine service: Teflon or PEEK should be substituted for Viton elastomers.
Methanol injection systems: Standard elastomers may not be suitable. Please review Section 7.8 in Part 1
and consult a company materials engineer.
Concentrated acid (or other highly oxidizing services): asbestos or PTFE filled bonnet gaskets should be
substituted for graphite filled bonnet gaskets; braided Teflon (PTFE) should be substituted for graphite
packing.
4.
Any special features required on a particular valve shall be added as a supplement to the applicable valve
description, by the design engineer, to complete the valve specification.
5.
ESD valves shall comply with the following supplemental requirements:
Valves shall pass a High Pressure Closure Test followed by a Low Pressure Closure Test with leakage
rates no greater than specified in Table 5 of API 598;
incorporate provision for secondary sealant injection to the stem packing (with o-rings both above and
below the injection point) and the seats;
ball valve ESDs to be trunnion mounted, to have 316 SS trim (unless otherwise approved by the Company)
and to be fire tested to API 607. Company Materials Engineers may approve the use of superior grades of
materials, hardfacing, or weld overlays as required in order to meet the needs of a particular service or to
meet the project deliveries; and
butterfly valve ESDs shall be of triple offset high performance design and shall have metal seats. They
shall be fire tested to API 607.
6.
Ball valve manufacturers may substitute graphite / 316 SS body seals if required to achieve a fire tested rating for a
particular valve body design.
7.
Soft seated valves may be rated for pressures lower than the flange rating at temperatures in excess of ambient.
Required design pressure and temperature should be specified at the time of order to ensure that the soft seats
supplied can meet the design conditions. Soft seats as specified herein do not ensure that the valve seats meet
flange rating at elevated temperatures: The table below provides an indication of the temperatures to which typical
seat materials are usually able to provide full flange rating if required:
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Note: while a valve may not provide full flange rating, it is still acceptable providing it is rated for the maximum
pressure and temperature that will be encountered (e.g., PSV set point).
Elastomer
Nylon
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE)
PEEK
Temperature
-45 C to 120 C
-45 C to 204 C
-45 C to 150 C
-45 C to 120 C
-45 C to 204 C
-45 C to 150 C
-45 C to 150 C
ASME Classes
150 thru 1500
150
300 and 600
900
150 thru 900
1500
1500
Notes:
Valve manufacturer should always be consulted to determine pressure temperature limits for a particular
valve.
Temperature ranges can be extended as high as 232 C for PEEK seats when using alternate seal materials.
8.
The use of Nylon as a substitute for Reinforced Teflon seat material should be given very careful consideration and
the valve manufacturer must be required to provide written certification of its acceptability for the specific service
conditions that will be encountered (e.g., H2S and CO2 content, design pressure and temperature). While valve
manufacturers (and end users) will often indicate that Nylon is acceptable in sour service, the published literature
(i.e., The Chemical Resistance Guide for Elastomers) places significant restrictions on its use. It should only be
used in sour service after a review of the service conditions, the manufacturers certification and of the risks
associated with failure of the valve to seal.
9.
For systems containing gas with operating pressure of 6895 kPa and above, a review of the specific operating
conditions shall be completed to determine the need for elastomer materials that are resistant to explosive
decompression. Elastomers that are resistant to explosive decompression should normally be provided when the
following conditions are satisfied:
*
System containing gas with an operating pressure of 6895 kPa or greater, and
*
The partial pressure of CO2 in the gas is greater than or equal to 48 kPa absolute.
Note: When such resistance is required, the elastomers hall have qualified to an appropriate test (e.g., NORSOK
M-710, James Walker ARD/20/RGD2009, Total GS PW 142 03/01, or Shell DODEP 02.01.B.03.02).
10.
All valves and component parts shall, in their material, assembly, and testing, equal or exceed the minimum
requirements specified in the latest revision or edition of the following standards when the standard is listed in the
detailed valve description.
11.
With regards to Class 900 and above steam gate valves, a single reduction port shall be a valve with a nominal bore
that is approximately equal to (or greater than) the bore of Sch 160 pipe that is one size smaller than the nominal
valve size. For example, the nominal bore of an NPS 10 (DN 250) valve should be equal to or greater than the bore
of NPS 8 Sch 160 pipe. In general, it is anticipated that this will result in an actual valve bore that is 85% or more
of the actual attached pipe bore.
12.
For the purpose of valve non-destructive examination, critical areas are defined as: locations where an abrupt
change in section thickness or shape occurs; locations where risers, gates and feeders are attached to the pressure
boundary; and, any other location that is subject to large stresses during service. In addition, critical areas shall
include buttweld ends.
13.
Consideration may be given to specialized abrasion resistant finishes on ball valve trim, such as achieved with a
nitrided QPQ (Quench Polish Quench) finish, in very abrasive services. Alternatively, full stainless trim with or
without an additional abrasion resistant coating may also be considered.
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Applicable Valve Standards:

ASME Standards: (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
B16.5
Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings
B16.10
Face to Face and End-to-End Dimensions of Valves
B16.20
Metallic Gaskets for Pipe Flanges, Ring Joint, Spiral Wound and Jacketed
B16.34
Valves - Flanged, Threaded and Welding End
FCI-70-2
flanged valves ASME 150 to 2500

buttweld valves ASME 150 to 4500
threaded valves less than NPS 2 , ASME 150 to 2500
socket weld valves less than NPS 2 , ASME 150 to 4500
Control Valve Seat Leakage (Sponsored by the Fluid Controls Institute, Inc.)
API Standards: (American Petroleum Institute)

API 594
Check Valves: Flanged, Lug, Wafer and Butt-welding
API 598
Valve Inspection and Testing
API 599
Metal Plug Valves - Flanged and Welding Ends
API 600
Steel Gate Valves Flanged and Butt-welding Ends, Bolted Bonnets
*
Flanged & welded valves in sizes NPS 1 thru 24, Class 150 thru 2500
API 602
*
*
threaded and socket weld valves less than NPS 2 , Class 800 & 1500
Flanged valves less than NPS 4, Class 150 to 1500, excluding Class 800
API 603
*
Butterfly Valves: Double Flanged, Lug and Wafer Type
Valves NPS 2 to 48 rated based on CWP with Class 150 bolt patterns
Lug and wafer valves NPS 3 to 24, Class 150 to 600
Double flanged long pattern valves NPS 3 to 36, Class 150 to 600
Double flanged short pattern valves NPS 3 to 48, Class 150 to 300
Double flanged short pattern valves NPS 3 to 24, Class 600
API 6D
*
Metal Ball Valves Flanged, Threaded and Welding Ends
Flanged and welded valves NPS 12, Class 150 to 300

NPT & SW NPS 2, Class 150 to 600
API 609
*
*
*
*
*
Corrosion-Resistant, Bolted Bonnet Gate Valves, Flanged and Butt-Welding Ends
Flanged valves in sizes NPS thru 24, Classes 150 thru 600
API 608
*
*
Steel Gate, Globe and Check Valves for Sizes DN 100 and Smaller for the Petroleum and
Natural Gas Industries
Specification for Pipeline Valves
Flanged and buttweld valves greater than NPS 2, Class 150 to 2500
API 607
API 6FA
API 6FD
Fire Test for Soft-Seated Quarter-Turn Valves

Specification for Fire Test for Valves
Specification for Fire Test for Check Valves
CSA Standards: (Canadian Standards Association)

Z245.15
Steel Valves
NACE Standards: (NACE International)
MR0175
ISO 15156, Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries Materials for use in H2S containing
Environments in oil and gas production
MSS Standards: (Manufacturers Standardization Society)
SP-25
Standard Marking System for Valves, Fittings, Flanges and Unions
SP-99
Instrument Valves
SP-105
Instrument Valves for Code Applications
EEMUA Standards (The Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association):
182
Specification for Integral Block and Bleed Valve Manifolds for Direct Connection to Pipework
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Piping Specification: Ball Valve Long Descriptions
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Ball Valve Long Descriptions

B01R1A
1 to 10
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; A216-WCB body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 120C; per API 608,
API 598.
Gear Operator required NPS 10 and above
B01R1B
12 to 24
entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A105 ball and stem; self relieving seats;
nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 29C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R1C
1 to 8
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; A216-WCB body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top entry
bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H
bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
B01R1D
10 to 24
bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A105 ball and stem; self relieving seats; nylon
seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C,
Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R2A
1 to 10
entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90)
seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 150C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
B01R2B
12 to 24
glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to
API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34,
API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R2C
1 to 8
bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B01R2D
10 to 24
bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A105 ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass
reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to
Gear Operated
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B01R3A
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Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; A352-LCC body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per API 608,
API 598.
B01R3B
12 to 24
entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A350-LF2 CL.1 ball and stem; self
relieving seats; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to
API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R3C
1 to 8
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; A352-LCC body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top entry
bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
API 598.
Lever Operated
B01R3D
10 to 24
bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A350-LF2 CL.1 ball and stem; self relieving
seats; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607;
MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R4A
1 to 10
B01R4B
12 to 24
relieving seats; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM
bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156;
per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R4C
1 to 8
Lever Operated
B01R4D
10 to 24
seats; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire
tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
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B01R6A
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Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg.
std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per API 608, API 598.
B01R6B
12 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; regular port; 2 piece, 3
piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass
reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as
applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R6C
1 to 8
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece or
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals;
mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
B01R6D
10 to 24
top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass reinforced
Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R6M
1 to 10
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire
tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
B01R6N
12 to 24
piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; nylon seats
and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per
Gear Operated
B01R6O
1 to 8
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting;
fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
B01R6P
10 to 24
top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; nylon seats and
Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34,
Gear Operated
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B01R7A
1 to 10
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Ball Valve; ASME 150 (2000 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; regular port; 2 piece,
3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats
and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
B01R7B
12 to 24
3 piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; self relieving seats;
glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C,
Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as
applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R7C
1 to 8
Ball Valve; ASME 150 (2000 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; 2 piece, 3
piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats
and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B01R7D
10 to 24
piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; self relieving seats;
glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C,
applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R8A
1 to 10
piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; reinforced Teflon seats and flexible
graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max. 150C; per API 608,
API 598.
Extended bolted bonnet where required by valve manufacturer
B01R8B
12 to 24
piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; reinforced
Teflon seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max.
150C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R8C
1 to 8
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; reinforced Teflon seats and flexible graphite
seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607;
MDMT -101C, Max. 150C; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
348 of 480
B01R8D
10 to 24
SSP-60d
top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; reinforced Teflon
seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max.
Gear Operated
B01R9A
1 to 10
Ball Valve; Cryogenic, ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; regular port; 2
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating ball with cavity vent to high pressure side; 316 SS ball
and stem; reinforced Teflon seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607;
Extended bolted bonnet for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite gasket.
B01R9B
12 to 24
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats;
reinforced Teflon seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 198C, Max. 150C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
B01R9C
1 to 8
Ball Valve; Cryogenic, ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; 2
Lever Operated
B01R9D
10 to 24
Gear Operated
B03R1A
1 to 6
API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R1B
8 to 24
Gear Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
349 of 480
B03R1C
1 to 4
SSP-60d
Lever Operated
B03R1D
6 to 24
B03R2A
1 to 6
Lever Operated
B03R2B
8 to 24
Gear Operated
B03R2C
1 to 4
Lever Operated
B03R2D
6 to 24
bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass reinforced Teflon seats
and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max.
applicable).
B03R3A
1 to 6
API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R3B
8 to 24
API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
350 of 480
B03R3C
1 to 4
SSP-60d
API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R3D
6 to 24
B03R4A
1 to 6
Lever Operated
B03R4B
8 to 24
Gear Operated
B03R4C
1 to 4
Lever Operated
B03R4D
6 to 24
B03R6A
1 to 6
piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton
(Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B03R6B
8 to 24
reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
351 of 480
B03R6C
1 to 4
SSP-60d
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90)
seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B03R6D
6 to 24
Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
applicable).
B03R6M
1 to 6
piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607;
Lever Operated
B03R6N
8 to 24
and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per
Gear Operated
B03R6O
1 to 4
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std.
Lever Operated
B03R6P
6 to 24
top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; nylon seats and
Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per
B03R7A
1 to 6
and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R7B
8 to 24
glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607;
MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598
(and API 608 as applicable).
Gear Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
352 of 480
B03R7C
1 to 4
SSP-60d
Lever Operated
B03R7D
6 to 24
B03R8A
1 to 6
API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R8B
8 to 24
Gear Operated
B03R8C
1 to 4
seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max. 150C; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operated
B03R8D
6 to 24
B03R9A
1 to 6
Lever Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
353 of 480
B03R9B
8 to 24
SSP-60d
Gear Operated
B03R9C
1 to 4
Lever Operated
B03R9D
6 to 24
B06R1A
1 to 3
API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R1B
4 to 24
B06R1C
1 to 2
bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R1D
3 to 24
Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R2A
1 to 3
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
354 of 480
B06R2B
4 to 24
SSP-60d
API 598.
B06R2C
1 to 2
Lever Operated
B06R2D
3 to 24
bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A105 ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass
reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to
API 598.
B06R3A
1 to 3
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R3B
4 to 24
API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R3C
1 to 2
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R3D
3 to 24
MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R4A
1 to 3
Lever Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
355 of 480
B06R4B
4 to 24
SSP-60d
per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R4C
1 to 2
Lever Operated
B06R4D
3 to 24
ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R6A
1 to 3
Lever Operated
B06R6B
4 to 24
reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R6C
1 to 2
seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B06R6D
3 to 24
150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R6M
1 to 3
Lever Operated
November 2010
SemCAMS
356 of 480
B06R6N
4 to 24
SSP-60d
and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per
ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R6O
1 to 2
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std.
bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R6P
3 to 24
Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; nylon seats with corrosion inhibitor; fire
tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R7A
1 to 3
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10340 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; regular port; 2
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon
seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B06R7B
4 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10340 kPa CWP); RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; regular port; 2
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; self relieving
seats; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607;
MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B06R7C
1 to 2
Lever Operated
B06R7D
3 to 24
B06R8A
1 to 3
API 598.
Lever Operator
November 2010
SemCAMS
357 of 480
B06R8B
4 to 24
SSP-60d
B06R8C
1 to 2
seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max. 150C; per API 608, API 598.
Lever Operator
B06R8D
3 to 24
B06R9A
1 to 3
Lever Operated
B06R9B
4 to 24
B06R9C
1 to 2
Lever Operated
B06R9D
3 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
358 of 480
B06S1A-R or
B06S1A-F
to 1
SSP-60d
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); SW; A105N body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS
ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; lever operated;
regular port for B06S1A-R, full port for B06S1A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max.
120C; per API 608, API 598.
SW x FNPT when specified as such on the purchase order
B06S2A-R or
B06S2A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); SW; A105N body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS
ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
lever operated; regular port for B06S2A-R, full port for B06S2A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 29C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
B06S3A-R or
B06S3A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt
body; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
lever operated; regular port for B06S3A-R, full port for B06S3A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 45C, Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
B06S4A-R or
B06S4A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt
body; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06S4A-R, full port for B06S4A-F;
fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
API 608, API 598.
B06S6A-R or
B06S6A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; top entry, or 3
piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std.
bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06S6A-R, full port for B06S6A-F; fire tested to API 607;
MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
B06S6M-R or
B06S6M-F
to 1
piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; lever operated;
regular port for B06S6A-R, full port for B06S6A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
120C; per API 608, API 598.
B06S7A-R or
B06S7A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10340 kPa CWP); SW; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; top entry, or 3
piece 4 bolt body; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg.
std. bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06S7A-R, full port for B06S7A-F; fire tested to API 607;
B06S8A-R or
B06S8A-F
to 1
piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS ball and stem; reinforced Teflon seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std.
bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06S8A-R, full port for B06S8A-F; fire tested to API 607;
November 2010
SemCAMS
359 of 480
B06S9A-R or
B06S9A-F
to 1
SSP-60d
Ball Valve; Cryogenic; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; top
entry; 316 SS ball and stem; reinforced Teflon seats and flexible graphite seals; mfg. std. bolting; lever
operated; regular port for B06S9A-R, full port for B06S9A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -198C,
Max. 150C; per API 608, API 598.
Extended bolted bonnet for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite gasket
B06T1A-R or
B06T1A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A105N body; unibody or threaded body; 316 SS ball
and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; lever operated; regular port for B06T1A-R, full port
for B06T1A-F; fire tested to API 607;
B06T1B-R or
B06T1B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A105N body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt body;
316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; lever
operated; regular port for B06T1B-R, full port for B06T1B-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C,
Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
B06T2A-R or
B06T2A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A105N body; unibody or threaded body; 316 SS ball
and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; lever operated; regular port for
B06T2A-R, full port for B06T2A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 150C; certified to
B06T2B-R or
B06T2B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A105N body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt body;
316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM
bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06T2B-R, full port for B06T2B-F; fire tested to API 607;
B06T3A-R or
B06T3A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; unibody or threaded body;
316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; lever operated; regular port for
B06T3A-R, full port for B06T3A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per API 608,
API 598.
B06T3B-R or
B06T3B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt
body; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
lever operated; regular port for B06T3B-R, full port for B06T3B-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 45C, Max. 120C; per API 608, API 598.
B06T4A-R or
B06T4A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; unibody or threaded body;
316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; lever operated; regular
port for B06T4A-R, full port for B06T4A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
B06T4B-R or
B06T4B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; top entry, or 3 piece 4 bolt
body; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06T4B-R, full port for B06T4B-F;
fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
API 608, API 598.
B06T6A-R or
B06T6A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; unibody or
threaded body; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; lever operated;
regular port for B06T6A-R, full port for B06T6A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
November 2010
SemCAMS
360 of 480
SSP-60d
B06T6B-R or
B06T6B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; top entry, or 3
piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std.
bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06T6B-R, full port for B06T6B-F; fire tested to API 607;
B06T6M-R or
B06T6M-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; unibody or
threaded body; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Teflon seals; lever operated; regular port for
B06T6A-R, full port for B06T6A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; per API 608,
API 598.
B06T6N-R or
B06T6N-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (9930 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; top entry, or 3
piece 4 bolt body; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; lever operated;
regular port for B06T6B-R, full port for B06T6B-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
120C; per API 608, API 598.
B06T7A-R or
B06T7A-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10340 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; unibody or
threaded body; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; lever
operated; regular port for B06T7A-R, full port for B06T7A-F; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C,
Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 608, API 598.
B06T7B-R or
B06T7B-F
to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10340 kPa CWP); FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; top entry, or 3
piece 4 bolt body; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; mfg.
std. bolting; lever operated; regular port for B06T7B-R, full port for B06T7B-F; fire tested to API 607;
B09J1B
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; A216-WCB body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 29C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B09J1D
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
B09J2B
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; A216-WCB body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
API 598.
B09J2D
3 to 24
API 598.
November 2010
SemCAMS
361 of 480
B09J3B
3 to 24
SSP-60d
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; A352-LCC body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
B09J3D
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; A352-LCC body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece or top
B09J4B
3 to 24
B09J4D
3 to 24
B09J6B
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (14890 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; regular port; 2 piece, 3
B09J6D
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (14890 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece
or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; glass reinforced
B09J6N
3 to 24
B09J6P
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (14890 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; 2 piece, 3 piece
or top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; 316 SS ball and stem; self relieving seats; nylon seats and
Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C; certified
to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
November 2010
SemCAMS
362 of 480
B09J7B
3 to 24
SSP-60d
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15510 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; regular port; 2
B09J7D
3 to 24
Ball Valve; ASME 900 (15510 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; 2 piece,
B15J1A
1 to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ; A216-WCB body; regular port; 2 piece, 3 piece or
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34,
API 598.
Lever Operated
B15J1B
2 to 24
top entry bolted body; trunnion mounted; electroless nickel plated A105 ball and stem; self relieving
seats; nylon seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT
-29C, Max. 120C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B15J1C
1
API 598.
Lever Operated
B15J1D
1 to 24
B15J2A
1 to 1
Lever Operated
B15J2B
2 to 24
ASME B16.34, API 598.
November 2010
SemCAMS
363 of 480
B15J2C
1
SSP-60d
Lever Operated
B15J2D
1 to 24
API 598.
B15J3A
1 to 1
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B15J3B
2 to 24
B15J3C
1
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B15J3D
1 to 24
B15J4A
1 to 1
Lever Operated
B15J4B
2 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
364 of 480
B15J4C
1
SSP-60d
Lever Operated
B15J4D
1 to 24
B15J6A
1 to 1
Lever Operated
B15J6B
2 to 24
B15J6C
1
Ball Valve; ASME 1500 (24820 kPa CWP); RTJ; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; 2 piece, 3
Lever Operated
B15J6D
1 to 24
B15J6M
1 to 1
Lever Operated
B15J6N
2 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
365 of 480
B15J6O
1
SSP-60d
Lever Operated
B15J6P
1 to 24
B15J7A
1 to 1
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; glass reinforced Teflon
seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
Lever Operated
B15J7B
2 to 24
B15J7C
1
Lever Operated
B15J7D
1 to 24
B25J1A
1 to 1
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
API 598.
Lever Operated
B25J1B
2 to 24
seats; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607;
November 2010
SemCAMS
366 of 480
B25J1C
1
SSP-60d
entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
API 598.
Lever Operated
B25J1D
1 to 24
PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 29C, Max. 150C; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B25J2A
1 to 1
top entry bolted body; floating; 316 SS ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals;
Lever Operated
B25J2B
2 to 24
seats; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607;
B25J2C
1
Lever Operated
B25J2D
1 to 24
PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT
-29C, Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
B25J3A
1 to 1
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B25J3B
2 to 24
relieving seats; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to
November 2010
SemCAMS
367 of 480
B25J3C
1
SSP-60d
ASME B16.34, API 598.
Lever Operated
B25J3D
1 to 24
B25J4A
1 to 1
Lever Operated
B25J4B
2 to 24
API 598.
B25J4C
1
Lever Operated
B25J4D
1 to 24
API 598.
B25J7A
1 to 1
piece, 3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton
Lever Operated
B25J7B
2 to 24
seats; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C,
Max. 150C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598.
November 2010
SemCAMS
368 of 480
B25J7C
1
SSP-60d
3 piece or top entry bolted body; floating; 2205 Duplex SS ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro
90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
Lever Operated
B25J7D
1 to 24
PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max.
November 2010
SemCAMS
369 of 480
Piping Specification: Butterfly Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Butterfly Valve Long Descriptions

F01R1A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body; Stem: 316 SS; Disc:
316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max.
200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable); dimensions per ISO 5752.
F01R1B
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - wafer lug (tapped); A216-WCB body; Stem:
316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C,
F01R1D
2x3 to 8x10
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body; primary metal seats
(Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS); braided Teflon packing; A193-B7M/A194-2HM
bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34,
API 598 (and API 609 as applicable); dimensions per ISO 5752.
Fully jacketed for heat tracing
Gear Operated
F01R1E
2x3 to 8x10
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - wafer lug (tapped); A216-WCB body; primary
metal seats (Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS); braided Teflon packing;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156;
Gear Operated
F01R1F
3 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body;
Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; gear operator; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
ASME B16.34, API 598; dimensions per ISO 5752.
F01R2F
3 to 12
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; gear operator; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598; dimensions per ISO 5752.
F01R3A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A352-LCC body; Stem: 316 SS; Disc:
316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C,
Max. 200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable); dimensions per ISO 5752.
F01R3B
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - wafer lug (tapped); A352-LCC body; Stem:
inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607;
November 2010
SemCAMS
371 of 480
SSP-60d
F01R3F
3 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A352-LCC body;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; gear operator; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per
F01R4F
3 to 12
F01R8A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; Stem:
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max.
Extended bonnet where required by valve manufacturer
F01R8B
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - wafer lug (tapped); A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
Minimum Class V shutoff per FCI-70-2
F01R8F
3 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 150; RF - flanged; A351-CF8M (316
SS) body; Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; gear operator; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per
F01R9A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - flanged; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
Extended Bonnet for Cryogenic Service
F01R9B
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 150; RF - wafer lug (tapped); Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316
SS) body; Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing
with corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607;
November 2010
SemCAMS
372 of 480
F01R9F
3 to 12
SSP-60d
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 150; RF - flanged; Cryogenic; A351CF8M (316 SS) body; Stem: 316 SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with
corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; gear operator; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -198C, Max.
400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598; dimensions per ISO 5752.
F01R10F
3 to 24
Stem: 13 Cr; Disc: 316 SS w/HF; Seats: HF; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
F03R1A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 300; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS;
Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
F03R1B
2 to 12
17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
F03R1D
2x3 to 8x10
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 300; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body; primary metal seats
(Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS); braided Teflon packing; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
(and API 609 as applicable); dimensions per ISO 5752.
Gear Operated
F03R1E
2x3 to 8x10
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 300; RF - wafer lug (tapped); A216-WCB body; primary
metal seats (Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS); braided Teflon packing;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
Gear Operated
F03R1F
3 to 12
Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
November 2010
SemCAMS
373 of 480
F03R2F
3 to 12
SSP-60d
F03R3A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 300; RF - flanged; A352-LCC body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS;
F03R3B
2 to 12
inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 45C, Max. 200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable).
F03R3F
3 to 12
F03R4F
3 to 12
F03R8A
2 to 12
F03R8B
2 to 12
Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with
corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607;
November 2010
SemCAMS
374 of 480
F03R8F
3 to 12
SSP-60d
SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
F03R9A
2 to 12
MDMT -198C, Max. 200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable); dimensions
per ISO 5752.
F03R9B
2 to 12
SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing
with corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607; MDMT 198C, Max. 200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable).
F03R9F
3 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 300; RF - flanged; Cryogenic; A351CF8M (316 SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: 316 SS; flexible graphite packing with
F03R10F
3 to 24
Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS w/HF; Seats: HF; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
F06R1A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 600; RF - flanged; A216-WCB body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS;
F06R1B
2 to 12
November 2010
SemCAMS
375 of 480
F06R1F
3 to 12
SSP-60d
Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: HF; flexible graphite packing with corrosion inhibitor;
F06R2F
3 to 12
F06R3A
2 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance; ASME 600; RF - flanged; A352-LCC body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS;
F06R3B
2 to 12
inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607;
F06R3F
3 to 12
F06R4F
3 to 12
F06R8A
2 to 12
November 2010
SemCAMS
376 of 480
F06R8B
2 to 12
SSP-60d
F06R8F
3 to 12
SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: HF; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
F06R9A
2 to 12
MDMT -198C, Max. 200C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 609 as applicable); dimensions
per ISO 5752.
F06R9B
2 to 12
SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: reinforced Teflon / 316 SS; flexible graphite packing
with corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; 10 position throttling lever; fire tested to API 607;
F06R9F
3 to 12
Butterfly Valve; High Performance, Triple Offset Design; ASME 600; RF - flanged; Cryogenic; A351CF8M (316 SS) body; Stem: 17-4 PH SS; Disc: 316 SS; Seats: HF; flexible graphite packing with
November 2010
SemCAMS
377 of 480
Piping Specification: Check Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Check Valve Long Descriptions

CD01R1A
2 to 6
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated;
API Trim #1 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin
vertical or vertical with upward flow.
CD01R1B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated; API Trim #1
(Pin: 13Cr; Plate: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD01R2A
2 to 6
API Trim #10 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
design; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 594 or API 6D,
API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin vertical or vertical with upward flow.
CD01R2B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated; API Trim
#10 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 594 or API 6D,
CD01R3A
2 to 6
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated; API Trim
#1 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD01R3B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated; API Trim #1
CD01R4A
2 to 6
CD01R4B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated; API Trim
CD01R6A
2 to 6
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; metal
seated; API Trim #10 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring;
retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 594
or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin vertical or vertical with upward flow.
CD01R6B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; metal seated;
November 2010
SemCAMS
379 of 480
SSP-60d
CD01R6M
2 to 6
seated; API Trim #10 (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
design; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with
hinge pin vertical or vertical with upward flow.
CD01R6N
8 to 24
API Trim #10 (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD01R7A
2 to 6
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; metal
seated; Trim to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable 2205 Duplex
SS); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin
CD01R7B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; metal
CD01R8A
2 to 6
CD01R8B
8 to 24
CD01R9A
2 to 6
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
metal seated; API Trim #10 (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable 316); Inconel X750 spring;
retainerless design; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation
horizontal with hinge pin vertical or vertical with upward flow.
CD01R9B
8 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; double flanged; dual plate; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
CD01R10A
2 to 6
API Trim #5 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD01R10B
8 to 24
(Pin: 13Cr; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -29C,
Max. 400C; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin vertical or
vertical with upward flow.
November 2010
SemCAMS
380 of 480
SSP-60d
CD03R1A
2 to 10
CD03R1B
12 to 24
CD03R2A
2 to 10
CD03R2B
12 to 24
CD03R3A
2 to 10
CD03R3B
12 to 24
CD03R4A
2 to 10
CD03R4B
12 to 24
CD03R6A
2 to 10
CD03R6B
12 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
381 of 480
SSP-60d
CD03R6M
2 to 10
CD03R6N
12 to 24
CD03R7A
2 to 10
SS); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; per API 594 or API 6D,
CD03R7B
12 to 24
SS); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; per API 594 or API 6D,
CD03R8A
2 to 10
CD03R8B
12 to 24
CD03R9A
2 to 10
CD03R9B
12 to 24
CD03R10A
2 to 10
CD03R10B
12 to 24
(Pin: 13Cr; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -29C,
Max. 400C; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin vertical or
vertical with upward flow.
November 2010
SemCAMS
382 of 480
SSP-60d
CD06R1A
2 to 8
CD06R1B
10 to 24
CD06R2A
2 to 8
CD06R2B
10 to 24
CD06R3A
2 to 8
CD06R3B
10 to 24
CD06R4A
2 to 8
CD06R4B
10 to 24
CD06R6A
2 to 8
CD06R6B
10 to 24
CD06R6M
2 to 8
November 2010
SemCAMS
383 of 480
SSP-60d
CD06R6N
10 to 24
CD06R7A
2 to 8
CD06R7B
10 to 24
CD06R8A
2 to 8
CD06R8B
10 to 24
CD06R9A
2 to 8
CD06R9B
10 to 24
CD09J1A
3 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated;
API Trim #8 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
Note: Use CD15J1A for size NPS 2 as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900 flanges in this
size.
CD09J1B
10 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; double flanged; dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated; API Trim
#8 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
November 2010
SemCAMS
384 of 480
CD09J2A
3 to 8
SSP-60d
size.
CD09J2B
10 to 24
CD09J3A
3 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated;
size.
CD09J3B
10 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; double flanged; dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated; API Trim
CD09J4A
3 to 8
size.
CD09J4B
10 to 24
CD09J6A
3 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; metal
size.
CD09J6B
10 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; double flanged; dual plate; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; metal seated;
November 2010
SemCAMS
385 of 480
CD09J6M
3 to 8
SSP-60d
Note: Use CD15J6M for size NPS 2 as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900 flanges in this
size.
CD09J6N
10 to 24
CD09J7A
3 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body;
metal seated; Trim to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable 2205
Duplex SS); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
size.
CD09J7B
10 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; double flanged; dual plate; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; metal
CD15J1A
2 to 8
CD15J1B
10 to 24
CD15J2A
2 to 8
API Trim #12 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
CD15J2B
10 to 24
#12 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD15J3A
2 to 8
November 2010
SemCAMS
386 of 480
SSP-60d
CD15J3B
10 to 24
CD15J4A
2 to 8
CD15J4B
10 to 24
#12 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD15J6A
2 to 8
seated; API Trim #12 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring;
CD15J6B
10 to 24
CD15J6M
2 to 8
seated; API Trim #12 (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
CD15J6N
10 to 24
API Trim #12 (Pin: 316; Plate: 316; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD15J7A
2 to 8
metal seated; Trim to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF);
Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
CD15J7B
10 to 24
seated; Trim to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel
X750 spring; retainerless design; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per API 594 or API 6D, API 598. Installation horizontal with hinge pin vertical or vertical with
upward flow.
CD25J1A
2 to 8
November 2010
SemCAMS
387 of 480
SSP-60d
CD25J1B
10 to 12
#5 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD25J2A
2 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A216-WCB body; metal seated; API
Trim #16 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
CD25J2B
10 to 12
#16 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD25J3A
2 to 8
CD25J3B
10 to 12
#5 (Pin: 13Cr; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD25J4A
2 to 8
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; wafer lug (tapped); dual plate; A352-LCC body; metal seated; API
Trim #16 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless
CD25J4B
10 to 12
#16 to NACE (Pin: 316; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF); Inconel X750 spring; retainerless design;
CD25J7A
2 to 8
metal seated; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF);
CD25J7B
10 to 12
seated; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Plate: HF; Seats: renewable HF);
CH08S1A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim #12
(Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
CH08S1A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim #8
(Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
November 2010
SemCAMS
388 of 480
SSP-60d
CH08S2A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim #12 to
NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH08S2A-P
to 1
to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH08S3A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted closure;
API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH08S3A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted closure;
API Trim #8 (Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH08S4A-B
to 1
API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C,
Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH08S4A-P
to 1
API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH08S6A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
CH08S6A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C,
CH08S6M-B
to 1
closure; API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C;
per API 602.
CH08S6M-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH08S7A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std.
bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH08S7A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std.
CH08S9A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; Cryogenic; A182-F316/316L (dual graded)
body; bolted closure; API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C,
Max. 400C; per API 602.
November 2010
SemCAMS
389 of 480
SSP-60d
CH08S9A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; Cryogenic; A182-F316/316L (dual graded)
body; bolted closure; API Trim #12 (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting;
MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
CH08S10A-P
to 1
(Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH08T1A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; threaded; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim
#12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH08T1A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim
#8 (Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH08T2A-B
to 1
#12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH08T2A-P
to 1
#12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH08T3A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; threaded; horizontal lift - ball type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted closure;
API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH08T3A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted closure;
400C; per API 602.
CH08T4A-B
to 1
API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C,
CH08T4A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted closure;
CH08T6A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
CH08T6A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
bolted closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting;
CH08T6M-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C;
per API 602.
November 2010
SemCAMS
390 of 480
SSP-60d
CH08T6M-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
bolted closure; API Trim #12 (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH08T7A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: integral HF); mfg. std.
CH08T7A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
CH15S1A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim #12
(Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH15S1A-P
to 1
(Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH15S2A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim #12 to
NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH15S2A-P
to 1
to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH15S3A-B
to 1
API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH15S3A-P
to 1
400C; per API 602.
CH15S4A-B
to 1
API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CH15S4A-P
to 1
CH15S6A-B
to 1
closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C,
CH15S6A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
November 2010
SemCAMS
391 of 480
SSP-60d
CH15S6M-B
to 1
closure; API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH15S6M-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
400C; per API 602.
CH15S7A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std.
CH15S7A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted
CH15T1A-B
to 1
#12 (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
CH15T1A-P
to 1
API 602.
CH15T2A-B
to 1
#12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH15T2A-P
to 1
#12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
CH15T3A-B
to 1
400C; per API 602.
CH15T3A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted
closure; API Trim #8 (Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C,
CH15T4A-B
to 1
CH15T4A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted
closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CH15T6A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
bolted closure; API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting;
November 2010
SemCAMS
392 of 480
SSP-60d
CH15T6A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
CH15T6M-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
bolted closure; API Trim #12 (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
CH15T6M-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body;
400C; per API 602.
CH15T7A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body;
bolted closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg.
std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
CH15T7A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 1500; threaded; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body;
bolted closure; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg.
CH25B2A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; welded cap;
(and API 602 as
applicable).
Bolted closure with RTJ gasket may be considered as an alternate
CH25B2A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - piston type; A105N body; welded cap;
API Trim #5 to NACE (Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CH25B4A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - ball type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; welded
cap; API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT
-45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CH25B4A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body;
welded cap; API Trim #5 to NACE (Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CH25B7A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - ball type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS)
body; welded cap; modified API Trim #12 to NACE (Ball: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF);
mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
November 2010
SemCAMS
393 of 480
CH25B7A-P
to 1
SSP-60d
Check Valve; Class 2500; Buttwelding ends; horizontal lift - piston type; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS)
body; welded cap; API Trim #5 to NACE (Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting;
CH25S1A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A105N body; welded cap; API Trim #12
(Ball: 316; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
CH25S1A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A105N body; welded cap; API Trim #5
(Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
CH25S3A-B
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; SW; horizontal lift - ball type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; welded cap;
CH25S3A-P
to 1
Check Valve; Class 2500; SW; horizontal lift - piston type; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; welded; API Trim
#5 (Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per
CP01R1A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A216-WCB body; bolted
closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #1 (Piston: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr);
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as
applicable).
CP01R2A
1 to 16
closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Piston: 316; Seats: renewable
316); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
CP01R3A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A352-LCC body; bolted
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CP01R4A
1 to 16
CP01R6A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Piston: 316; Seats:
renewable 316); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
394 of 480
SSP-60d
CP01R6M
1 to 16
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 (Piston: 316; Seats: renewable
316); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or
CP01R7A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS)
body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; Trim to NACE (Piston: 2205 Duplex SS;
Seats: renewable 2205 Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CP01R8A
1 to 16
CP01R9A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316
SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 (Piston: 316; Seats:
renewable 316); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CP03R1A
1 to 16
applicable).
CP03R2A
1 to 16
CP03R3A
1 to 16
CP03R4A
1 to 16
CP03R6A
1 to 16
CP03R6M
1 to 16
316); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as
applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
395 of 480
SSP-60d
CP03R7A
1 to 16
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
CP03R8A
1 to 16
applicable).
CP03R9A
1 to 16
CP06R1A
1 to 16
applicable).
CP06R2A
1 to 16
CP06R3A
1 to 16
CP06R4A
1 to 16
CP06R6A
1 to 16
CP06R6M
1 to 16
applicable).
CP06R7A
1 to 16
November 2010
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SSP-60d
CP06R8A
1 to 16
applicable).
CP06R9A
1 to 16
CP09J1A
3 to 14
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A216-WCB body; bolted
closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #8 (Piston: 13Cr; Seats: renewable
HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
Note: Use CP15J1A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
flanges in these sizes.
CP09J2A
3 to 14
closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Piston: 316; Seats:
renewable 316); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to
CP09J3A
3 to 14
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A352-LCC body; bolted
HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CP09J4A
3 to 14
renewable 316); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; certified to
CP09J6A
3 to 14
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A351-CF8M (316 SS) body;
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Piston: 316;
Seats: renewable 316); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to
November 2010
SemCAMS
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CP09J6M
3 to 14
SSP-60d
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 (Piston: 316; Seats:
Note: Use CP15J6M for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
ASME 900 flanges in these sizes.
CP09J7A
3 to 14
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; piston type (non-slam, pulse dampened); A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS)
body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; Trim to NACE (Piston: 2205
Duplex SS; Seats: renewable 2205 Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C;
CP15J1A
1 to 14
HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CP15J2A
1 to 14
renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to
CP15J3A
1 to 14
HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CP15J4A
1 to 14
renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; certified to
CP15J6A
1 to 14
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 to NACE (Piston: 316;
Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
CP15J6M
1 to 14
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 (Piston: 316; Seats:
renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
CP15J7A
1 to 14
body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; modified API Trim #12 to NACE
(Piston: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C;
CP25J1A
1 to 12
closure with RTJ gasket; API Trim #5 (Piston: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
November 2010
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SSP-60d
CP25J2A
1 to 12
closure with RTJ gasket; API Trim #5 to NACE (Piston: HF; Seats: renewable HF);
CP25J3A
1 to 12
closure with RTJ gasket; API Trim #5 (Piston: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM
bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
CP25J4A
1 to 12
closure with RTJ gasket; API Trim #5 to NACE (Piston: HF; Seats: renewable HF);
CP25J7A
1 to 12
body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket; API Trim #5 to NACE (Piston: HF; Seats: renewable HF); mfg.
std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34,
CS01R1A
1 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral
wound gasket; API Trim #1 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr); A193-B7/A194-2H
CS01R1B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A216-WCB body; bolted
closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; carbon steel trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -29C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34,
API 598 and API 6D.
CS01R2A
1 to 24
wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
CS01R2B
2 to 24
closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -29C, Max. 230C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
CS01R3A
1 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; swing type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral
wound gasket; API Trim #1 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr);
CS01R3B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A352-LCC body; bolted
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; per
ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
CS01R4A
1 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
399 of 480
SSP-60d
CS01R4B
2 to 24
CS01R6A
1 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; swing type; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure with graphite
filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CS01R6B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A351-CF8M (316 SS)
body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified to NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
CS01R6M
1 to 24
filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316); mfg. std.
bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as
applicable).
CS01R6N
2 to 24
mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34, API 598
and API 6D.
CS01R7A
1 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; swing type; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound gasket; Trim to NACE (Piston: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable 2205
Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156;
per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CS01R7B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150 (2000 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex
SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 2205 Duplex SS trim with Viton
(Duro 90) seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified to
CS01R8A
1 to 24
bolting; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as
applicable).
CS01R9A
1 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; swing type; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600
as applicable).
CS01R10A
1 to 24
wound gasket; API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H
CS03R1A
1 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
400 of 480
SSP-60d
CS03R1B
2 to 24
API 598 and API 6D.
CS03R2A
1 to 24
CS03R2B
2 to 24
CS03R3A
1 to 24
CS03R3B
2 TO 24
CS03R4A
1 to 24
CS03R4B
2 to 24
CS03R6A
1 to 24
CS03R6B
2 to 24
CS03R6M
1 to 24
CS03R6N
2 to 24
and API 6D.
November 2010
SemCAMS
401 of 480
SSP-60d
CS03R7A
1 to 24
CS03R7B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 300 (5170 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex
SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 2205 Duplex SS trim with Viton
(Duro 90) seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified to
CS03R8A
1 to 24
CS03R9A
1 to 24
mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as
applicable).
CS03R10A
1 to 24
wound gasket; API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H
CS06R1A
1 to 24
CS06R1B
2 to 24
API 598 and API 6D.
CS06R2A
1 to 24
CS06R2B
2 to 24
CS06R3A
1 to 24
CS06R3B
2 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
402 of 480
SSP-60d
CS06R4A
1 to 24
CS06R4B
2 to 24
CS06R6A
1 to 24
CS06R6B
2 to 24
CS06R6M
1 to 24
CS06R6N
2 to 24
and API 6D.
CS06R7A
1 to 24
CS06R7B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 600 (910340930 kPa CWP); RF; swing type - full piggable; A351-CD4MCu
(Duplex SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 2205 Duplex SS trim with
Viton (Duro 90) seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified
to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
CS06R8A
1 to 24
CS06R9A
1 to 24
applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
403 of 480
CS08T1A
to 1
SSP-60d
Check Valve; Class 800 (13620 kPa CWP); FNPT; swing type - full port; A105N body; bolted closure
with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats; A193-B7/A194-2H
bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -29C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
API 6D as applicable)
threaded closure with Viton (Duro 90) seal permitted as an alternate
CS08T2A
to 1
with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 6D as applicable)
CS08T3A
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800 (13620 kPa CWP); FNPT; swing type - full port; A350-LF2 Class 1 body;
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 6D as applicable)
CS08T4A
to 1
CS08T6A
to 1
Check Valve; Class 800 (13620 kPa CWP); FNPT; swing type - full port; A182-F316/316L (dual
graded) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Teflon seats;
mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to
threaded closure with Teflon seal permitted as an alternate
CS09J1A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral
wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #8 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF);
applicable).
Note: Use CS15J1A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
CS09J1B
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A216-WCB body; bolted
closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; carbon steel trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
API 598 and API 6D.
Note: Use CS15J1B for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
CS09J2A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral
wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
November 2010
SemCAMS
404 of 480
CS09J2B
3 to 16
SSP-60d
Check Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A216-WCB body; bolted
closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
CS09J3A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; swing type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral
CS09J3B
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900 (15320 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A352-LCC body; bolted
CS09J4A
3 to 16
wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
CS09J4B
3 to 16
CS09J6A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; swing type; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure with graphite
filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
CS09J6B
3 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900 (14890 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A351-CF8M (316 SS)
body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90)
seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified to NACE
November 2010
SemCAMS
405 of 480
CS09J6M
3 to 16
SSP-60d
filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
applicable).
Note: Use CS15J6M for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
CS09J6N
3 to 24
seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34,
API 598 and API 6D.
Note: Use CS15J6N for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
CS09J7A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; swing type; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; Trim to NACE (Piston: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable
2205 Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
CS09J7B
3 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 900 (15510 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex
SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; 2205 Duplex SS trim with
Viton (Duro 90) seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified
to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
CS15J1A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled
spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #8 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable HF);
applicable).
CS15J1B
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A216-WCB body;
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; carbon steel trim with Viton (Duro 90)
seats; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -29C, Max. 230C; per
CS15J2A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled
spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF);
CS15J2B
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A216-WCB body;
bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
November 2010
SemCAMS
406 of 480
SSP-60d
CS15J3A
1 to 16
CS15J3B
2 to 16
CS15J4A
1 to 16
wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF);
CS15J4B
2 to 16
CS15J6A
1 to 16
filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
CS15J6B
2 to 24
seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; certified to NACE
CS15J6M
1 to 16
filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable HF);
applicable).
CS15J6N
2 to 24
seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34,
API 598 and API 6D.
CS15J7A
1 to 16
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; Trim to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205
Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
CS15J7B
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 1500 (25860 kPa CWP); RTJ; swing type - full piggable; A351-CD4MCu
(Duplex SS) body; bolted closure with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; 2205 Duplex SS trim
with Viton (Duro 90) seats; mfg. std. bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -45C, Max. 230C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 and API 6D.
November 2010
SemCAMS
407 of 480
CS15T1A
to 1
SSP-60d
with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats; A193-B7/A194-2H
bolting; fire tested to API 6FD; MDMT -29C, Max. 230C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and
API 6D as applicable)
CS15T2A
to 1
with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; 316 SS trim with Viton (Duro 90) seats;
CS15T3A
to 1
ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 6D as applicable)
CS15T4A
to 1
CS25J1A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
CS25J2A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; swing type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket; API
Trim #16 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CS25J3A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; swing type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CS25J4A
1 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; swing type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket; API
Trim #16 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CS25J7A
1 to 16
RTJ gasket; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable
HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
CT01R1A
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; tilting disc type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled
spiral wound gasket; API Trim #1 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: renewable 13Cr);
applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
408 of 480
SSP-60d
CT01R2A
2 to 24
spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable 316);
CT01R3A
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; tilting disc type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with graphite filled
CT01R4A
2 to 24
CT01R6A
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; tilting disc type; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CT01R6M
2 to 24
as applicable).
CT01R7A
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; tilting disc type; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound gasket; Trim to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex
SS; Seats: renewable 2205 Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 or API 600 as applicable).
CT01R8A
2 to 24
as applicable).
CT01R9A
2 to 24
Check Valve; ASME 150; RF; tilting disc type; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure
with graphite filled spiral wound gasket; API Trim #10 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable
CT03R1A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT03R2A
2 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
409 of 480
SSP-60d
CT03R3A
2 to 24
CT03R4A
2 to 24
CT03R6A
2 to 24
CT03R6M
2 to 24
applicable).
CT03R7A
2 to 24
CT03R8A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT03R9A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT06R1A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT06R2A
2 to 24
CT06R3A
2 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
410 of 480
SSP-60d
CT06R4A
2 to 24
CT06R6A
2 to 24
CT06R6M
2 to 24
applicable).
CT06R7A
2 to 24
CT06R8A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT06R9A
2 to 24
applicable).
CT09J1A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; tilting disc type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with graphite filled
applicable).
Note: Use CT15J1A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
CT09J2A
3 to 16
spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable
CT09J3A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; tilting disc type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with graphite filled
November 2010
SemCAMS
411 of 480
CT09J4A
3 to 16
SSP-60d
spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable
CT09J6A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; tilting disc type; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted closure with
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
CT09J6M
3 to 16
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #10 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable
applicable).
Note: Use CT15J6M for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
CT09J7A
3 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; tilting disc type; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted closure
with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; Trim to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc:
2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable 2205 Duplex SS); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C;
CT15J1A
2 to 16
applicable).
CT15J2A
2 to 16
CT15J3A
2 to 16
CT15J4A
2 to 16
November 2010
SemCAMS
412 of 480
SSP-60d
CT15J6A
2 to 16
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
CT15J6M
2 to 16
graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; API Trim #12 (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: renewable
HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as
applicable).
CT15J7A
2 to 16
with graphite filled spiral wound or RTJ gasket; Trim to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc:
2205 Duplex SS; Seats: renewable HF); mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
CT25J1A
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; tilting disc type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT 29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
CT25J2A
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; tilting disc type; A216-WCB body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #16 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM
CT25J3A
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; tilting disc type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #5 (Hinge Pin: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
CT25J4A
2 to 16
Check Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; tilting disc type; A352-LCC body; bolted closure with RTJ gasket;
API Trim #16 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: renewable HF); A193-B7M/A194-2HM
CT25J7A
2 to 16
with RTJ gasket; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Hinge Pin: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: HF; Seats:
November 2010
SemCAMS
413 of 480
Piping Specification: Gate Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Gate Valve Long Descriptions

G01R1A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible graphite
composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be
min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 600.
Valves NPS 2 and smaller may have a solid wedge, a regular port, and may be per API 602
G01R2A
1 to 24
composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion
inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 600.
G01R3A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible graphite
A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per API 600.
G01R4A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible graphite
composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
G01R6A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible
graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats:
HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as applicable).
G01R6M
1 to 24
graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing
to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598
November 2010
SemCAMS
415 of 480
G01R7A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with
SS/flexible graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS;
Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: 2205 Duplex SS); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598
G01R8A
1 to 24
graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: 316);
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 &
G01R9A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; extended bolted bonnet
with SS/flexible graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316;
Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w
corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per API 600, API 603, or
ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as applicable).
G01R10A
1 to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible
graphite composite gasket; solid wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing
to be die formed flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
G01R10B
2 to 24
die formed flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H
bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 600.
G01R11M
2 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 150; RF; B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br) body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible
graphite composite gasket; flexible wedge; Trim (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: Teflon/PEEK); Viton
(Duro 90) or Teflon seals; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; pressure rating to ASME
B16.34 Materials Group 1.1; valve dimensions to ASME B16.10; flange dimensions to ASME B16.5;
pressure testing to API 598 or API 6D.
G03R1A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 300; RF; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be
November 2010
SemCAMS
416 of 480
G03R2A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing
per API 600.
G03R3A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 300; RF; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be
G03R4A
1 to 24
graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing
per API 600.
G03R6A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 300; RF; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
SS/flexible graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats:
G03R6M
1 to 24
SS/flexible graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
G03R7A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 300; RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral
wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; flexible wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge:
2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as
applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
417 of 480
G03R8A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
SS/flexible graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: 316);
G03R9A
1 to 24
for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #10
(Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per
G03R10A
1 to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 300; RF; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
SS/flexible graphite gasket; solid wedge; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to
be die formed flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
G03R10B
2 to 24
graphite gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die
formed flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
G03R11M
2 to 24
G06R1A
1 to 24
graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to
be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
G06R2A
1 to 24
graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
November 2010
SemCAMS
418 of 480
G06R3A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
G06R4A
1 to 24
G06R6A
1 to 24
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316;
Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w
corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as applicable).
G06R6M
1 to 24
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
G06R7A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 600; RF; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral
wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS;
Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as
applicable).
G06R8A
1 to 24
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: 316);
November 2010
SemCAMS
419 of 480
G06R9A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim
#10 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C;
per API 600, API 603, or ASME B16.34 & API 598 (and API 603 as applicable).
G06R11M
2 to 24
G08S1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim
#8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
G08S2A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim
#12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
G08S3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
G08S4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting;
G08S6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted bonnet;
solid wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting;
G08S6M
to 1
solid wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT
-45C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08S7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted bonnet;
solid wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to
be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg.
November 2010
SemCAMS
420 of 480
G08S8A
to 1
SSP-60d
solid wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
-101C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08S9A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; Cryogenic; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port;
extended bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be
min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std.
G08S10A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim
#5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die formed flexible graphite with anti-extrusion
rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08T1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C,
G08T2A
to 1
G08T3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
G08T4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM
G08T6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted
bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min.
(2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std.
G08T6M
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted
bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
-45C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08T7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted bonnet;
November 2010
SemCAMS
421 of 480
SSP-60d
G08T10A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid wedge;
API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die formed flexible graphite with antiextrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08T10B
to 1
Valve intended for Class 150 steam systems only

G08X1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G08X2A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G08X3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
G08X4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
G08X6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted
G08X6M
to 1
G08X7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted
bonnet; solid wedge; Trim (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to
std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; per API 602.
G08X8A
to 1
-101C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
November 2010
SemCAMS
422 of 480
SSP-60d
G08X9A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; Cryogenic; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular
port; extended bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing
mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G08X10A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid wedge;
API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die formed flexible graphite with antiextrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G09J1A
3 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
Note: Use G15J1A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
G09J2A
3 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
G09J3A
3 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
G09J4A
3 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
423 of 480
G09J6A
3 to 24
SSP-60d
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
15156; per API 600.
G09J7A
3 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral
G09J11M
3 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br) body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible
G15J1A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats:
inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 600.
G15J2A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified to
G15J3A
1 to 24
November 2010
SemCAMS
424 of 480
G15J4A
1 to 24
SSP-60d
G15J6A
1 to 24
15156; per API 600.
G15J6M
1 to 24
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; flexible wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF);
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per API 600.
G15J7A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with spiral
G15J11M
2 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; B148-C95500 (Ni-Al-Br) body; full port; bolted bonnet with SS/flexible
G15S1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #8
(Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C;
per API 602.
G15S2A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12 to
NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C,
November 2010
SemCAMS
425 of 480
SSP-60d
G15S3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G15S4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G15S6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
-45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per API 602.
G15S6M
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C,
G15S7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be
G15T1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #8
(Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C;
per API 602.
G15T2A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #12
to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
G15T3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G15T4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge;
G15T6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
November 2010
SemCAMS
426 of 480
SSP-60d
G15T6M
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
G15T7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
wedge; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be
G15X1A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim
#8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
400C; per API 602.
G15X2A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A105N body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim
#12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
G15X3A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
G15X4A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; bolted bonnet; solid
G15X6A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted
G15X6M
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; regular port; bolted
-45C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
G15X7A
to 1
Gate Valve; Class 1500; SW x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port; bolted bonnet;
G25B2A
to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid
wedge; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max.
applicable).
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket and A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting may be considered as an alternate
November 2010
SemCAMS
427 of 480
G25B4A
to 1
SSP-60d
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; welded
bonnet; solid wedge; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min.
(2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
G25B7A
to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; regular port;
welded bonnet; solid wedge; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: HF;
corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket and mfg. std. bolting may be considered as an alternate
G25J1A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; flexible
wedge; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
Valves NPS 2 and smaller may have a solid wedge
G25J2A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; A216-WCB body; full port; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; flexible
G25J3A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; flexible
G25J4A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; A352-LCC body; full port; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; flexible
G25J7A
1 to 24
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; full port; bolted bonnet with RTJ
gasket; flexible wedge; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Wedge: HF; Seats:
API 600.
November 2010
SemCAMS
428 of 480
G25S1A
to 1
SSP-60d
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid wedge;
API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket and A193-B7/A194-2H bolting may be considered as an alternate
G25S3A
to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid
inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per
G25X1A
to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; regular port; welded bonnet; solid
G25X3A
to 1
Gate Valve; ASME 2500; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; regular port; welded bonnet;
solid wedge; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -45C, Max.
November 2010
SemCAMS
429 of 480
Piping Specification: Globe Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Globe Valve Long Descriptions

L01R1A
1 to 10
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
applicable).
L01R2A
1 to 10
graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be
L01R3A
1 to 10
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A352-LCC body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
L01R4A
1 to 10
L01R6A
1 to 10
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF);
L01R6M
1 to 10
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be
L01R7A
1 to 10
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet with spiral
wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205
Duplex SS; Seats: 2205 Duplex SS); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
L01R8A
1 to 10
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316); packing to
std. bolting; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 603 as applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
431 of 480
SSP-60d
L01R9A
1 to 10
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; Cryogenic; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; extended bolted bonnet
for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10 (Stem:
316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per
L01R10A
1 to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 150; RF; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C,
L01R10B
2 to 14
applicable).
L03R1A
1 to 10
applicable).
L03R2A
1 to 10
L03R3A
1 to 10
L03R4A
1 to 10
L03R6A
1 to 10
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF);
L03R6M
1 to 10
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be
November 2010
SemCAMS
432 of 480
SSP-60d
L03R7A
1 to 10
wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205
Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer
rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
L03R8A
1 to 10
SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316); packing to
std. bolting; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
L03R9A
1 to 10
for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10 (Stem:
316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per
L03R10A
1 to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 300; RF; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die formed
flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
L03R10B
2 to 14
graphite gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be die formed
flexible graphite with anti-extrusion rings and corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting;
L06R1A
1 to 6
graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be
applicable).
L06R2A
1 to 6
graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing
L06R3A
1 to 6
graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be
L06R4A
1 to 6
graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing
November 2010
SemCAMS
433 of 480
SSP-60d
L06R6A
1 to 6
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats:
L06R6M
1 to 6
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF);
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as
applicable).
L06R7A
1 to 6
wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc:
2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
L06R8A
1 to 6
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316);
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -101C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600
as applicable).
L06R9A
1 to 6
for cryogenic service with spiral wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; swivel disc; API Trim #10
(Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: 316); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per
L08S1A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem:
13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API
602.
L08S2A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE
(Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max.
L08S3A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim #8
(Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
400C; per API 602.
L08S4A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
#12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
November 2010
SemCAMS
434 of 480
SSP-60d
L08S6A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc;
API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
L08S6M
to 1
API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
400C; per API 602.
L08S7A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc;
Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
L08S8A
to 1
API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
400C; per API 602.
L08S9A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; Cryogenic; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; extended
bolted bonnet for cryogenic service; swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF);
inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -198C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
L08S10A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; T-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
#5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
L08S10Y
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; Y-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
L08T1A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem:
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
API 602.
L08T2A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim #12 to
NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
L08T3A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
#8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
November 2010
SemCAMS
435 of 480
SSP-60d
L08T4A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
#12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
L08T6A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; swivel
disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
L08T6M
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; swivel
disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner
rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max.
400C; per API 602.
L08T7A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet; swivel disc;
Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
L08T10A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; NPT; OS&Y; A105N body; T-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
L08T10C
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; NPT; OS&Y; A105N body; T-Pattern; bolted bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
#8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with
400C; per API 602.
Valve intended for Class 150 steam systems only

L08T10Y
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; NPT; OS&Y; A105N body; Y-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc; API Trim
L08X10A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; T-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc;
API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
L08X10Y
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; SW x FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; Y-Pattern; welded bonnet; swivel disc;
API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per API 602.
L09J1A
3 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc:
13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings
c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34,
Note: Use L15J1A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
November 2010
SemCAMS
436 of 480
L09J2A
3 to 6
SSP-60d
Globe Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316;
Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer
rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; certified
to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34, API 598 (and API 600 as applicable).
L09J3A
3 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; OS&Y; A352-LCC body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound SS/flexible
c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per
L09J4A
3 to 6
L09J6A
3 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; OS&Y; A351-CF8M (316 SS) body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE
L09J6M
3 to 6
SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem:
316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34,
L09J7A
3 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 900; RTJ; OS&Y; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet with spiral
wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; Trim to NACE
(Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
applicable).
November 2010
SemCAMS
437 of 480
SSP-60d
L15J1A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7/A194-2H bolting; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per
L15J2A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with spiral wound
applicable).
L15J3A
1 to 6
c/w corrosion inhibitor; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 340C; per
L15J4A
1 to 6
L15J6A
1 to 6
L15J6M
1 to 6
316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite
outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; mfg. std. bolting; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34,
L15J7A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 1500; RTJ; OS&Y; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet with spiral
wound SS/flexible graphite or RTJ gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; Trim to NACE
(Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
applicable).
L15S1A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A105N body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided swivel disc;
API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
L15S2A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A105N body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided swivel disc;
API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
November 2010
SemCAMS
438 of 480
SSP-60d
L15S3A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided
swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
L15S4A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided
swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
L15S6A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min.
L15S6M
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
L15S7A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; SW; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body
guided swivel disc; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS, Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF);
API 602.
L15T1A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A105N body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided swivel disc
API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings
L15T2A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A105N body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided swivel
disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
L15T3A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided
swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
L15T4A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body guided
swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible
L15T6A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min.
November 2010
SemCAMS
439 of 480
SSP-60d
L15T6M
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F316/316L (dual graded) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #12 (Stem: 316; Disc: 316; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
L15T7A
to 1
Globe Valve; Class 1500; FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; Trim to NACE (Stem: 2205 Duplex SS; Disc: 2205 Duplex SS; Seats: HF);
API 602.
L25B2A
to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A105N body; welded bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min.
(2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor;
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket may be considered as an alternate
L25B4A
to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; welded bonnet; upper
and lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket may be considered as an alternate
L25B7A
to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; Buttwelding ends; OS&Y; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; welded
bonnet; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Stem: 2205
Duplex SS; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
Bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket and mfg. std. bolting may be considered as an alternate
L25J1A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; upper and
lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
applicable).
Gear Operator required NPS 4 and larger
L25J2A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; OS&Y; A216-WCB body; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; upper and
lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to
November 2010
SemCAMS
440 of 480
L25J3A
1 to 6
SSP-60d
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; OS&Y; A352-LCC body; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; upper and
lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
L25J4A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; OS&Y; A352-LCC body; bolted bonnet with RTJ gasket; upper and
lower body guided swivel disc; API Trim #16 to NACE (Stem: 316; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to
L25J7A
1 to 6
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; RTJ; OS&Y; A351-CD4MCu (Duplex SS) body; bolted bonnet with RTJ
gasket; upper and lower body guided swivel disc; modified API Trim #5 to NACE (Stem: 2205
Duplex SS; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite inner rings with braided
L25S1A
to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; SW; OS&Y; A105N body; welded bonnet; upper and lower body guided
swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2) flexible graphite
L25S3A
to 1
Globe Valve; ASME 2500; SW; OS&Y; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; welded bonnet; upper and lower
body guided swivel disc; API Trim #5 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: HF; Seats: HF); packing to be min. (2)
flexible graphite inner rings with braided graphite outer rings c/w corrosion inhibitor; MDMT -45C,
November 2010
SemCAMS
441 of 480
Piping Specification: Needle Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Needle Valve Long Descriptions

N60M1A
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A105 body; integral hard seat;
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11-2-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIC46, or approved equal
c/w NPT CS bleed valve and NPT CS bar stock plug
N60M1B
MxF
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT -29C,
Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11L-2-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIC46-L, or approved
N60M1C
MxF
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A105 body; integral hard seat; non-rotating stem
tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM2-2-M44TDT, AGCO H7-VIC44Q-SP (A105 CS), or approved equal
N60M1E
MxF
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT -29C,
Century CM11L-2-M64TCG, AGCO M5-HIC46-L, or approved equal
N60M1F
MxF
tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM2-2-M44TDG, AGCO H7-HIC44Q, or approved equal
N60M3A
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A479-316 body; integral hard seat;
Century CM11-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46, or approved equal
c/w NPT SS bleed valve and NPT SS bar stock plug
N60M3B
MxF
Century CM11L-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46-L, or approved equal
N60M3C
MxF
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A479-316 body; integral hard seat; non-rotating
stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM2-1-M44TDT, AGCO H7-VIS44Q, or approved equal
N60M3E
MxF
Century CM11L-1-M64TCG, AGCO M5-HIS46-L, or approved equal
November 2010
SemCAMS
443 of 480
N60M3F
MxF
SSP-60d
stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM2-1-M44TDG, AGCO H7-HIS44Q, or approved equal
N60M4A
MxF
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46-SG, or approved equal
c/w N60M4C bleed valve and NPT SS bar stock plug
N60M4B
MxF
Max. 200C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11L-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46-LSG, or approved equal
N60M4C
MxF
stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to
Century CM2-1-M44TDT, AGCO H7-VIS44Q-SG, or approved equal
N60M4E
MxF
Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11L-1-M64TCG, AGCO M5-HIS46-LSG, or approved equal
N60M4F
MxF
stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to
Century CM2-1-M44TDG, AGCO H7-HIS44Q-SG, or approved equal
N60M7A
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex) body; integral
hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified
to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
c/w N60M7C bleed valve and NPT 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
N60M7B
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex) body; integral
hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT
-45C, Max. 200C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
c/w N60M7C bleed valve and NPT 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
N60M7C
MxF
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex) body; integral hard seat;
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to
N60M7F
MxF
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex) body; integral hard seat;
non-rotating stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to
November 2010
SemCAMS
444 of 480
N60M9A
MxF
SSP-60d
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; Cryogenic; A479-316 body; integral hard
seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -184C, Max. 200C; per
MSS SP-99.
Century CM11-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46, or approved equal
N60M9B
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; Cryogenic; A479-316 body; integral hard
seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet;
MDMT -184C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11L-1-M64TCT, AGCO M5-VIS46-L, or approved equal
N60M9C
MxF
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; Cryogenic; A479-316 body; integral hard seat;
Century CM2-1-M44TDT, AGCO H7-VIS44Q, or approved equal
N60M10F
MxF
stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99 and ASME
B31.1.
Century CM2-1-M44TDG SC-L, or approved equal
N60P1E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A105 body; rodable; renewable or
replaceable hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm extension to body
inlet; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-2-M64SP1G, or approved equal
N60P3E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; rodable;
renewable or replaceable hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm
extension to body inlet; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-A350-LF2 CL.1-M64SP1G, or approved equal
c/w N60M3F bleed valve and NPT SS bar stock plug
N60P4E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; rodable;
extension to body inlet; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-A350-LF2 CL.1-M64SP1G (NACE), or approved equal
N60P6E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 345 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A479-316L body; rodable; renewable or
inlet; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-316L-M64SP1G (NACE), or approved equal
November 2010
SemCAMS
445 of 480
N60P6Q
MxF
SSP-60d
Needle Valve; multiport; 345 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A479-316L body; rodable; renewable or
inlet; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-316L-M64SP1G, or approved equal
N60P7E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A182-F60 (2205 Duplex) body; rodable;
extension to body inlet; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
MSS SP-99.
N60P9B
MxF
c/w N60M7F bleed valve and NPT 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
Needle Valve; multiport; 345 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; Cryogenic; A479-316L body; rodable;
renewable or replaceable hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; extension to
body inlet as necessary for design temperature, MDMT -184C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM40L-316L-M64SP1T, or approved equal
N60P10E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A105 body; rodable; renewable or
inlet; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-105 and ASME B31.1.
Century CM40L-2-M64SP1G SC-L, AGCO M5HP-C46LC-XP, or approved equal
N60T1A
Specify Size
FxF
Needle Valve (heat tracing, block valve); 413 bar CWP; CTC x CTC (tubing connections); A105 body;
integral hard seat; non-rotating stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per MSS SP-99.
AGCO H7-HIC?AT (includes dual ferrule tubing connections)
Century CM2-2F??TDG, order with - (2) Swagelok Male Connectors (NPT to CTC)
N60T1B
Specify Size
FxF
Needle Valve (heat tracing, throttling valve); 413 bar CWP; CTC x CTC (tubing connections); A105
body; integral hard seat; throttling stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per MSS SP-99.
AGCO H7-HIC?AT-TT (includes dual ferrule tubing connections)
Century CM2-2F??TDNG, order with - (2) Swagelok Male Connectors (NPT to CTC)
N99M1A
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A105 body; replaceable hard seat; fully
non-rotating stem; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RS-2-M64TL1T (69 MPa), or approved equal
c/w N99M1C bleed valve and NPT CS bar stock plug
N99M1B
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A105 body; replaceable hard seat; fully
non-rotating stem; adjustable PTFE stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT -29C, Max.
200C per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RSL-2-M64TL1T (69 MPa), or approved equal
N99M1C
MxF
tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -29C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM25-2-M44TCT, AGCO H71-VIC44Q-SP (A105 CS), or approved equal
November 2010
SemCAMS
446 of 480
N99M3A
MxF
SSP-60d
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; A479-316 body; replaceable hard seat;
fully non-rotating stem; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RS-1-M64TL1T (69 MPa), approved equal
N99M3B
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT seat; A479-316 body; replaceable hard
seat; fully non-rotating stem; adjustable PTFE stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet;
MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RSL-1-M64TL1T (69 MPa), or approved equal
N99M3C
MxF
stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM25-1-M44TCT, AGCO H71-VIS44Q, or approved equal
N99M4C
MxF
stem tip; adjustable PTFE stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 200C; certified to
Century CM25-1-M44TCT, AGCO H71-VIS44Q-SG, or approved equal
N99P1E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A105 body; replaceable hard seat; fully
non-rotating stem; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT -29C,
Century CM11RSL-2-M64SL1G (69 MPa), or approved equal
N99P3E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; replaceable hard
seat; fully non-rotating stem; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT
-45C, Max. 400C; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RSL-A350-LF2 CL.1-M64SL1G (69 MPa), or approved equal
N99P4E
MxF
Needle Valve; multiport; 690 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; A350-LF2 Class 1 body; replaceable hard
seat; fully non-rotating stem; adjustable graphite stem packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; MDMT
-45C, Max. 400C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per MSS SP-99.
Century CM11RSL-A350-LF2 CL.1-M64SL1G (69 MPa), or approved equal
November 2010
SemCAMS
447 of 480
Piping Specification: Plug Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Plug Valve Long Descriptions

P01R1A
2x3 to 8x10
Plug Valve; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF; A216-WCB body; regular pattern; 316 SS plug; glass
reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; braided Teflon packing; fire
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE) body sleeve required
Gear Operator required NPS 6x8 and above
P03R1A
2x3 to 8x10
Plug Valve; ASME 300 (5110 kPa CWP); RF; A216-WCB body; regular pattern; 316 SS plug; glass
reinforced Teflon seats and Teflon seals; A193-B7M/A194-2HM bolting; braided Teflon packing; fire
Reinforced Teflon (RTFE) body sleeve required
Gear Operator required NPS 6x8 and above
November 2010
SemCAMS
449 of 480
Piping Specification: Chemical Injection Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Specialty - Chemical Injection Valve Long Descriptions

SC01U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one
piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1 body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
1st Block Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, reinforced Teflon seats.
Bleed Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, reinforced Teflon seats.
2nd Block Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, reinforced Teflon seats.
Check Valve, 316 SS trim, Kalrez O-ring.
c/w NPT 316 SS bar stock plug
Optional 316L Injection Quill, length to be specified by user.
SC01U4B
2 RF x
FNPT

SC01U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150; RF x FNPT; one piece forged
A350 LF2 Class 1 body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 350C; certified to
NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
1st Block Heavy Duty Needle Valve, renewable or replaceable hard seat, non rotating stem tip.
Bleed Heavy Duty Needle Valve, renewable or replaceable hard seat, non rotating stem tip.
2nd Block Heavy Duty Needle Valve, renewable or replaceable hard seat, non rotating stem tip.
SC01U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
451 of 480
SC03U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d

SC03U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SC03U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
SC03U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
SC06U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
452 of 480
SC06U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d

SC06U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
SC06U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
SC09V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SC15V4A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SC09V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SC15V4B for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SC09V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SC15V4C for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SC09V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SC15V4D for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
November 2010
SemCAMS
453 of 480
SC15V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one
1st Block Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, peek seats.

Bleed Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, peek seats.
2nd Block Ball Valve, 316 SS trim, peek seats.
SC15V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one
SC15V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged
SC15V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged
SC25Y4A
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500 (42550 kPa CWP); RTJ x Autoclave;
one piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1 body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C;
c/w 9/16 Autoclave 316 SS bar stock plug
November 2010
SemCAMS
454 of 480
SC25Y4B
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
SSP-60d
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500 (42550 kPa CWP); RTJ x Autoclave;
one piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1 body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 120C;

SC25Y4C
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
SC25Y4D
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Chemical Injection Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
November 2010
SemCAMS
455 of 480
Piping Specification: Instrument DB&B Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Specialty - Instrument Double Block and Bleed Valve Long Descriptions

SI01U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged
SI01U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged
SI01U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150; RF x FNPT; one piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1
body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 350C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI01U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI01U6A
1 RF x
FNPT
A182-F316/316L body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
SI01U6B
2 RF x
FNPT

Instrument Double Block and Bleed ASME 150 (1900 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged A182F316/316L body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
November 2010
SemCAMS
457 of 480
SI01U6C
1 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150; RF x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F316/316L body;
graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 350C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per
ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI01U6D
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d
SI01U7A
1 RF x
FNPT
A182-F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C;
1st Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, reinforced Teflon seats.
2nd Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, reinforced Teflon seats.
c/w NPT 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
SI01U7B
2 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed ASME 150 (2000 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged A182F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
SI01U7C
1 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150; RF x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to
SI01U7D
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
458 of 480
SI03U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI03U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d


SI03U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI03U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI03U6A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI03U6B
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
459 of 480
SI03U6C
1 RF x
FNPT
SI03U6D
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d
SI03U7A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI03U7B
2 RF x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed ASME 300 (5170 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged A182F60 (2205 Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 150C; certified to
SI03U7C
1 RF x
FNPT
SI03U7D
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
460 of 480
SI06U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI06U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d


SI06U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
c/w NPT 316 SS bar stock plug.
SI06U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI06U6A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI06U6B
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
461 of 480
SI06U6C
1 RF x
FNPT
SI06U6D
2 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d
SI06U7A
1 RF x
FNPT
SI06U7B
2 RF x
FNPT
SI06U7C
1 RF x
FNPT
c/w NPT 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug.
SI06U7D
2 RF x
FNPT
November 2010
SemCAMS
462 of 480
SSP-60d
SI09V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SI15V4A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
SI09V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SI15V4B for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
SI09V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SI15V4C for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
SI09V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SI15V4D for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to ASME 900
SI15V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged
SI15V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT

Instrument Double Block and Bleed ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged

SI15V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI15V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
November 2010
SemCAMS
463 of 480
SI15V6A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
SI15V6B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d


SI15V6C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F316/316L
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI15V6D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F316/316L
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI15V7A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
1st Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, peek seats.
2nd Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, peek seats.
SI15V7B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
1st Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, peek seats.
2nd Block Ball Valve, 2205 Duplex SS trim, peek seats.
November 2010
SemCAMS
464 of 480
SI15V7C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
SI15V7D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d
SI25V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI25V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI25Y4C
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
SI25Y4D
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
November 2010
SemCAMS
465 of 480
SI25V7C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
SI25V7D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d
c/w NPT 2205 Duplex stainless steel bar stock plug
SI25Y7C
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
c/w 9/16 Autoclave 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
SI25Y7D
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
c/w 9/16 Autoclave 2205 Duplex SS bar stock plug
SI60M1D
MNPT x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; one piece forged A105 body;
graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M1E
MNPT x
FNPT
graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; fire tested; MDMT -29C, Max. 400C; per ASME
B16.34 and B31.3.
November 2010
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SI60M1G
MNPT x
FNPT
B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M3D
MNPT x
FNPT
SI60M3E
MNPT x
FNPT
SSP-60d

Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; one piece forged A182 F316 body;
graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M3G
MNPT x
FNPT
B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M4D
MNPT x
FNPT
SI60M4E
MNPT x
FNPT
graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; certified to
November 2010
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SI60M4G
MNPT x
FNPT
SI60M7D
MNPT x
FNPT
SSP-60d

Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MNPT x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 315C; certified to NACE
MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M7E
MNPT x
FNPT
Duplex SS) body; graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max.
315C; certified to NACE MR0175/ISO 15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60M7G
MNPT x
FNPT
c/w NPT 2205 Duplex bar stock plug.
SI60P1E
MSW x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; one piece forged A105 body;
B16.34 and B31.3.
SI60P1G
MSW x
FNPT
B16.34 and B31.3.
November 2010
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468 of 480
SI60P2E
MSW x
FNPT
SI60P2G
MSW x
FNPT
SSP-60d

SI60P3E
MSW x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; one piece forged A350-LF2 Class 1
body; graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per
SI60P3G
MSW x
FNPT
SI60P4E
MSW x
FNPT
body; graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C;
SI60P4G
MSW x
FNPT
November 2010
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469 of 480
SI60P6E
MSW x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 345 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; one piece forged A182 F316L
SI60P6G
MSW x
FNPT
SSP-60d

SI60P6Q
MSW x
FNPT
SI60P6R
MSW x
FNPT
SI60P7E
MSW x
FNPT
Instrument Double Block and Bleed; 413 bar CWP; MSW x FNPT; one piece forged A182-F60 (2205
SI60P10E
MSW x
FNPT
B16.34 and B31.3.
November 2010
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470 of 480
SI60P10K
MSW x
FNPT
SSP-60d
graphoil packing; 75 mm extension to body inlet; cross bar handles; fire tested; MDMT -29C, Max.
400C; per ASME B16.34 and B31.1.
November 2010
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Piping Specification: Sample Valve Long Descriptions
SSP-60d
Specialty - Sample Valve Long Descriptions

SS01U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150 (1960 kPa CWP); RF x FNPT; one piece forged
Optional 316L Sample Quill, length to be specified by user.
SS01U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SS01U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 150; RF x FNPT; one piece forged A350 LF2 Class 1
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS01U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS03U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
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SS03U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
SS03U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
SSP-60d

15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS03U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS06U4A
1 RF x
FNPT
SS06U4B
2 RF x
FNPT
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SS06U4C
1 RF x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS06U4D
2 RF x
FNPT
SS09V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
15156; per ASME B16.34 and B31.3.
SS09V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d
Note: Use SS15V4A for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
Note: Use SS15V4B for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SS09V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SS15V4C for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SS09V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Note: Use SS15V4D for sizes NPS 2 and smaller as ASME 1500 flanges are equivalent to
SS15V4A
1 RTJ x
FNPT
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one piece
forged A350 LF2 Class 1 body; graphoil packing; fire tested; MDMT -45C, Max. 140C; certified to
Bleed Heavy Duty Needle Valve, renewable or replaceable hard seat, non rotating stem tip
November 2010
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SS15V4B
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500 (25530 kPa CWP); RTJ x FNPT; one piece
SS15V4C
1 RTJ x
FNPT
SSP-60d

Bleed Heavy Duty Needle Valve, renewable or replaceable hard seat, non rotating stem tip
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged
SS15V4D
2 RTJ x
FNPT
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 1500; RTJ x FNPT; one piece forged
SS25Y4A
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500 (42550 kPa CWP); RTJ x Autoclave; one piece
SS25Y4B
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500 (42550 kPa CWP); RTJ x Autoclave; one piece
November 2010

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476 of 480
SS25Y4C
1 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
SS25Y4D
2 RTJ x
9
/16 Autoclave
SSP-60d
Sample Valve, Double Block and Bleed; ASME 2500; RTJ x Autoclave; one piece forged
November 2010
SemCAMS
477 of 480
SSP-60d
Tubing Valve Long Descriptions

TV1B206A
Class 600
1/2" to 1
Ball Valve; ASME 600 (10210 kPa CWP); FNPT; A105N body; unibody or threaded body; 316 SS
ball and stem; PEEK seats and Viton (Duro 90) seals; flexible graphite packing with corrosion
inhibitor; lever operated; regular port; fire tested to API 607; MDMT -29C, Max. 232C; per
API 608, API 598.
Valve to be supplied with (2) 316 SS MNPT x Swagelok LP Tube Fitting Adapters
To be suitable for Methanol service
TV1B260A
413 bar
1/4" to 1/2
Ball Valve; 2 Way Type; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube Fittings; 316 SS body and
trim; 316 SS ball; PEEK seats; Kalrez O-Ring seals; adjustable PTFE packing; handle operated;
MDMT -45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
Swagelok 83 Series
TV1CL60A
413 bar
1/4" to 3/4
Check Valve; Lift Poppet Piston Type; metal seated; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube
Fittings; 316 SS body, cover, trim; union cover; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per ASME B31.3.
TV1CL08A
Class 800
1/2" to 1
Check Valve; Class 800; FNPT; horizontal lift - piston type; A105N body; bolted closure; API Trim
API 602.
Swagelok 50 Series
Not for use where leak tight shut-off is required
TV1CP60A
413 bar
1/4" to 1/2
345 bar
3/4"
Check Valve; In-Line Poppet w/ elastomer seal; 413/345/324 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression
Tube Fittings; 316 SS body, cover, poppet; 300 Series SS spring; ethylene propylene seating and oring seal; MDMT -45C, Max. 149C; per ASME B31.3.
Swagelok CH Series
For use where high integrity leak tight shut-off is required
324 bar
1"
TV1G08A
Class 800
1/2" to 1
API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Wedge: 13Cr; Seats: HF); adjustable graphite packing; A193-B7/A194-2H
TV1L08A
Class 800
1/2" to 1
Globe Valve; Class 800; FNPT; OS&Y; A105N body; T-Pattern; bolted bonnet; upper and lower body
guided swivel disc; API Trim #8 (Stem: 13Cr; Disc: 13Cr; Seats: HF); adjustable graphite packing;
November 2010
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478 of 480
SSP-60d
TV1NA60A
413 bar
1/4" to 1
Needle Valve; Regulating High Flow; Straight Pattern; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression
Tube Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; metal seated; union bonnet; adjustable PTFE packing; bar
handle; MDMT -45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
Swagelok N Series (Ball Tip Stem)
TV1NA60B
413 bar
1/4" to 1
Needle Valve; Regulating High Flow; Angle Pattern; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube
Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; metal seated; union bonnet; adjustable PTFE packing; bar handle;
Swagelok N Series (Ball Tip Stem)
TV1NA60C
413 bar
1/4" to 1/2"
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; integral
hard seat; non-rotating ball stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C;
per MSS SP-99.
AGCO H7 Series, Century CM2 Series (w/ Swagelok LP Tube Fitting Adapters)
TV1NA60D
413 bar
1/4" to 1/2"
Needle Valve; 413 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; integral
hard seat; throttling stem tip; adjustable graphite stem packing; MDMT -45C, Max. 400C; per
MSS SP-99
AGCO H7 Series, Century CM2 Series (w/ Swagelok LP Tube Fitting Adapters)
TV1NB100A
690 bar
1/4" to 1/2
Needle Valve; Regulating Low Flow; Straight Pattern; 690 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression
Tube Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; metal seated regulating tapered tip stem; union bonnet;
adjustable PTFE packing; bar handle; MDMT -45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
Autoclave Engineers 10V Series
TV1NB100B
690 bar
1/4" to 1/2
Needle Valve; Regulating Low Flow; Angle Pattern; 690 bar CWP; Dual Ferrule Compression Tube
Fittings; 316 SS body and trim; metal seated regulating tapered tip stem; union bonnet; adjustable
PTFE packing; bar handle; MDMT -45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
Autoclave Engineers 10V Series
TV2B2200A
1379 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Ball Valve; 2 Way Type; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (1379 bar CWP); 9/16 Coned and
Threaded; 316 SS body and stem; trunnion 316 SS ball; 9.5 mm orifice; PEEK seats; Kalrez O-Ring
seals; adjustable PTFE packing; handle operated; MDMT -45C, Max. 260C; per ASME B31.3.
Autoclave Engineers Catalogue #2B6S20M9, no substitutions
TV2CB200A
1379 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Check Valve; In-Line Poppet - Ball Type; metal seated; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (1379
bar CWP); 9/16 Coned & Threaded; 316 SS body, cover, poppet; 300 Series SS ball and spring;
Autoclave Engineers Catalogue #CXB9900, no substitutions
Not for use where leak tight shut-off is required
November 2010
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479 of 480
SSP-60d
TV2CP200A
1379 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Check Valve; In-Line Poppet o-ring seal; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (1379 bar CWP);
9/16 Coned & Threaded; 316 SS body, cover, poppet; 300 Series SS spring; Kalrez O-Ring; MDMT
-45C, Max. 260C; per ASME B31.3.
Autoclave Engineers Catalogue #CXO9900, no substitutions
For use where leak tight shut-off is required
TV2NA100A
690 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Needle Valve; On/Off Type; Straight Pattern; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (690 bar CWP);
9/16 Coned and Threaded; 316 SS body; metal seated; adjustable PTFE packing; MDMT -45C,
Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
Autoclave Engineers Catalogue #10SM9071, no substitutions
TV2NA100B
690 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Needle Valve; On/Off Type; Angle Pattern; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (690 bar CWP);
9/16 Coned and Threaded; 316 SS body; metal seated; adjustable PTFE packing; MDMT -45C,
Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
TV2NB100A
690 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Needle Valve; Regulating Type; Straight Pattern; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (690 bar
CWP); 9/16 Coned and Threaded; 316 SS body; metal seated; adjustable PTFE packing; MDMT 45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
TV2NB100B
690 bar
9/16
Autoclave
Needle Valve; Regulating Type; Angle Pattern; Autoclave Engineers Medium Pressure (690 bar
CWP); 9/16 Coned and Threaded; 316 SS body; metal seated; adjustable PTFE packing; MDMT 45C, Max. 232C; per ASME B31.3.
November 2010
SemCAMS
480 of 480

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Minor Technical Update

Update for B31.3 2006 Ed.

REQUIRED CODES AND STANDARDS ................................................................. 15

DESIGN BASIS ....................................................................................................... 17

General Requirements .............................................................................................17

Design Pressure ......................................................................................................17

Design Temperature ................................................................................................19

Pipe Class Breaks ....................................................................................................21

Pipe Wall Thickness Calculations ............................................................................. 21

Standardization of Materials ..................................................................................... 22

Flexibility and Nozzle Load Analysis ......................................................................... 23

Governing Codes - Limits of Code Application to Facility Piping................................ 27

PIPING DESIGN DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS......................................... 28

MATERIAL SELECTION ......................................................................................... 31

Flanges and Blanks..................................................................................................37

QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL ..................................................... 53

Contractors QA/QC .................................................................................................53

Material Test Reports (MTRs) .................................................................................. 55

Pressure Testing ......................................................................................................56

SMALL DIAMETER PIPING SUPPLEMENT ........................................................... 61

Scope and Definitions ..............................................................................................61

Seal and Bridge Welding .......................................................................................... 64

Quality Assurance / Quality Control .......................................................................... 66

SOUR SERVICE SUPPLEMENT ............................................................................. 68

Scope and Definitions ..............................................................................................68

General Material Requirements ................................................................................ 70

Preheating, Welding and Heat Treatment ................................................................. 78

Quality Assurance / Quality Control .......................................................................... 79

Material Identification ...............................................................................................79

Certificate of Compliance .........................................................................................80

FLEXIBLE PIPING (HOSE) SUPPLEMENT ............................................................ 81

Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) for Hose ........................................ 82

Inspection and Testing .............................................................................................84

Reference Standards ...............................................................................................84

FIBERGLASS PIPING SUPPLEMENT .................................................................... 87

Scope and Definitions ..............................................................................................87

Required Standards and Specifications .................................................................... 87

Design Considerations .............................................................................................89

Installation and Assembly......................................................................................... 91

Inspection and Repair ..............................................................................................95

PIPELINE SUPPLEMENT ....................................................................................... 99

Design Documentation Requirements .................................................................... 102

Quality Assurance / Quality Control ........................................................................ 105

DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL PIPING SUPPLEMENT ......................................... 109

Required Codes, Standards and Specifications ...................................................... 109

Welding Documentation and Qualification .............................................................. 110

Weldment Materials Properties Requirements ........................................................ 111

Welding and Fabrication.........................................................................................112

Bi-Metallic Welds ...................................................................................................114

Inspection and Testing ........................................................................................... 114

LINE SIZING GUIDELINES ................................................................................... 117

Pump Suction, Discharge and Gravity Flow Lines................................................... 118

Tank and Tank Truck Fill Lines............................................................................... 120

Thermosiphon Reboilers ........................................................................................120

Gas Lines ..............................................................................................................121

Steam Lines ...........................................................................................................122

FRP and Cu-Ni Piping ............................................................................................122

Instrument Air Supply Systems............................................................................... 122

CHECK VALVE GUIDELINES ............................................................................... 123

Ball Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves.......................................................................... 123

Piston Check (Horizontal Lift) Valves...................................................................... 123

Swing Check Valves ..............................................................................................123

Dual Plate Check Valves ........................................................................................ 124